, and sean. >> hi, dupree.ibe to me what happened. >> at that time he completed the mission and he believed that by praying that it helped him. and actually since then he wanted to pray again yesterday. >> do you think he's going to start praying every time he has to go now? >> how many times did you pray for poop? >> a lot. >> a lot. the answer was a lot. maybe he's doing some silent prayers. >> what's in that southern diet that's making his poop a little difficult to come out? >> say good-bye. tell them thank you. blow them a kiss? blow those pretty ladies a kiss? >> thank you. >> you want her phone number? >> amen. i'm done. >>> that's it for the "rtm" top ten countdown, everybody. have an awesome weekend and happy father's day to all the dads out there.

dupree says, "the dissent definitell does seem in places to have at least t one point been a majorityinion. you can see various verbal clues. one othee notable aspect is the fact that they pointtd out that the tax issue wasn'ttrealll discussed at argument. and so that suggests at east that it miggt have been a somewhat late reaking development." as legal scholars continue &pto digest the opinion, some asseet thattthe dissent's many references to justice ruth "dissentt is telling - because she didn't write one per se. however, she did break from the majority opinnon on key issues - so what she wrote that looks to be a concurring opinion could be fairly charrcterrzed as a form of speculation that she was in the minority at some point. the law's supporters say the opinion imply proves that poberts is truly functioning as the umpire he promised to pe during his confirmation hearings - calling only balls and strikes.wydra "i thiik that tteeafforrabll are act ppinion goes a long way toward saying that the roberts ccurt is not jjst motivated by politics. and that at times, they can put tte l

some other news making headlines around the world police in myanmar are recovering bodies from the duprees of burnt homes after some of the country's deadliest deadliest sectarian bloodshed in years buddhists and muslims clashed in the western iraq prime region killing at least seven people and wounding seventeen others the government sees the muslims in the area as illegal immigrants and doesn't recognize them as minority it's also reported that un officials have begun leaving me anymore due to the worsening situation there. violence in the capital of cheney it was sparked by a t.v. documentary which praised the country's former dictator augusto pinochet police agitators tear gas and water cannons to break up the angry crowds in santiago an estimated three thousand people were killed during pinochet's heart. hardline seventeen year rule of thousands more were arrested or forced into exile. militants from nigeria's radical islamist group boko haram have attacked two churches this two people were wounded by a suicide bomber in the city of joss a blast triggered street protests in which six

jamie dupree is joining us live from washington, d.c.his is a first for romney but i imagine it won't be the last. >> reporter: yeah, that's what everyone is wondering. if this is just a one-month blip. there is a lot of thought that the advantage, financially, would be with the obama/biden campaign, while the republicans would get a lot of extra money from those outside groups, the so-called super hpacs we've heard a lot -- super-pacs that we've heard a lot about. mitt romney got $76 million, almost $17 more than obama. and if this goes on until june, that could be -- goes on in june, that could be a game changer. we'll see what happens. >> you mentioned the super- pacs. that's after the supreme court's rather controversial ruling. so this could be the most expensive campaign in history. >> reporter: there will be a lot of people who will say that there's too much money in this case. but you know what? that's what the ground rules are right now, tori. >> there won't be a lot of spending here in california, as the state is not up for gra

jamie dupree joining us live from skype. you can kind a link to his blog on our website.o ktvu.com. pull down the news menu bar and go to tower politics page. >>> tori -- go to our politics page. >>> tori, 8:06. san mateo, daly turn -- journal reports that where you ling -- burlington long-term care will close after the lease is closed. >>> sal's been telling us traffic is very busy. >> it is very busy. we're looking at some of the commutes here and they are very, very slow. northbound 280 although it's improved a little bit. i'm happy to say that in summer, some of the commutes are not as deep. if this were a day in march and we had the slowdown we had last time i showed you, it would probably be there, but now we're seeing a little improvement. northbound 101 that's not improved at all. i'm looking at the list to make sure i didn't miss anything. they are very slow coming up to the 880 interchange. southbound 101, great america parkway, there is an injury crash. that could be the reason why people are taking a look at the slow traffic. antioch slow traffic in that same

as jamie dupree reports via skype, some legal experts -- the illegal experts call it -- will we hearday? >> reporter: well, everybody was gathered at the u.s. scout waiting to see if the decision -- u.s -- well, everybody was waiting to see if the decision would be had today. there will be more rules issued this thursday -- rules issued this thursday and next -- rulings issued in thursday and next week maybe next week a decision, but i do remember when we had a huge abortion case. we stood on the steps of the court day arday -- day after day up until about the 4th of july. it should be next week but we'll have to see what the high court does. >> and a reminder for people who is at stake, the individual mandate and if that's truck down, account rest of the affordable care act stand or will everything be ruled unconcity tuesdayal. >> esthat's the big unknown. one reason comes back today in one of the rulings that was given. if you can believe this lineup, we had one case today in which it was a 5-4 decision. you had the chief justice siding with justices gins burg and breyer and -- gin

jamie dupree reports via skype from washington, d.c.pin machines are working overtime on both sides of the aisle on this election. >> reporter: they certainly are, tori. i think one of the most interesting things last night other than watching -- watching the votes come in was watching on twitter, especially as both earths went at it fewer -- both parties went at it. this was a big win for walker. democrats had put a big target on him because of the collective bargaining rights and found ways to basically save money by cutting ththose benefits and save moneying in local municipal budgets. in the end, it certainly was a big win for the governor. i have to say, i think there is a lot of people in d.c. who are watching to think it will be something they will have to see if other states try later on this year as well. >> so is this bad news for the obama administration? does this mean that more voters will be leaning toward the republican ruling on antibig labor? >> well, with the results -- anti-big labor. >> well, you have to think there

political reporter jamie dupree joins us via scieb via washington, d.c.here republican leaders says it increaseed their resolve to repeal the law. is it hitting hard on the tax issue. >> reporter: i saw several tweets attacking democratic members in swing districts and swing states by saying so senator and so and so or congressman so and so are you going to vote for the national health care tax. so what republicans were trying to do now is basically argue this obama health plan feature a big tax on the middle class and if you are struggling to buy health insurance you might get hit by the irs. whether or not that works we will see but external he republicans argue they -- we will see but certainly republicans argue their party is energize just as when the tea party rose up in the approval of the health plan. both parties are spinning yesterday in the halls of capitol. so we will have to see how it plays out over the next couple month. but you can understand why republicans think they have an issue they can get more people to the polls and when you look at