. >> i would like to introduce erin miller and that give some perspective. >> thank you. >> jennifer mentioned at the beginning of the meeting this afternoon we are working on a assessment that is taking into account not only this project but all of the development we are anticipating seeing along the waterfront, particularly eastern front in the area and we are beginning to where we expect to see transportation impacts and help us to begin to identify in our own system as well as the regional system where there maybe short falls as the projects come on line. we are working in an up and down manner zooming into the specific projects working with the cac for piers 30-32 as they dig more deeply into the specifics of their site so we have been meeting with the transportation subcommittee of that cac and we are rounding out some of the potential solutions. this assessment will begin to identify possible solutions, things that we think will help to support the transportation system at these different locations. we can't -- we don't finalize them through the assessment but they are able to

we're going to talk with a senior correspondent and a former lapd counter-terrorism chief, john miller. erinutes. >>> and now our fifth story "outfront." i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news. it may be time to tax your e-mail. like i said, i am only the messenger. your inbox may be grateful. don't you feel like you get hundreds of embarrass a day? i would love this they were taxed so people would stop sending them. california floated the idea of taxing e-mails to fund your local post office. don't roll your eyes. this may not be far fetched. the law prohibiting such a tax expires next yearment for those of new congress looking for a way to raise revenue, i'm giving you an idea and a lot of people will hate me for it. "outfront" tonight, stephanie miller, and editor in chief of lines magazinement if you're e-mailing with your company and co-workers that, is free. it's personal e-mails where you sign up at home and have to pay and get a cell phone. a certain number of e-mails free and then you start paying. what do you think? >> listen, i'm with you. i think it won't affect most of us. it's

miller and be able to meet lynda carter. >> over the phone. >> stephanie: i can get her on the phone for him see? >> can you get erinhanie: patience, grasshopper. >> in her silver jumpsuit? >> you keep setting them up, i'll keep knocking them down. >> stephanie: all things come true when you know -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> erin gray was probably a little too beyond your -- because that was the '80s. >> stephanie: who is erin gray? >> wilma dearing on buck rogers. >> even i had a crush on her. >> stephanie: okay. >> when i was 9 -- i met her when i was 9 at a car show. you can see the look on my face like this is the first time i've had this kind of experience. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. again, speaking of smokin' hot chicks, hot brie, melissa fitzgerald activist extraordinaire right in that seat in like an hour. snot hot brie on with -- ♪ hot brie on with stephi ♪ >> stephanie: i saw the correspondence between her and travis and we're talking about the booking and uganda. travis shared his recipe for hot brie. all right. 7:30 live in the studio. don't overbake the filo dough. >> amongst the tra

>> erin is here along with john miller will, miller and it gave me chills. >> he kept going, and i have 55 years, it's very difficult for someone to get a fair trial. he has a credible alibi that is found in fbi documents, but they didn't get into his trial, because normally it's normal for police reports not to go in it would be a cop, but all of those investigators are dead. >> i was in the nypd when we had the first squad. technology and science is developed to tell us things for certain that technology that didn't exist at the time -- and then the cold case murder unlike a fraud, theft or rape the only voice that person has is the system and the system can't forsake them. >> so he is saying there should be no statute of limitations. >> i'm thinking that too. >> but you want the right person who is convicted. what about the whole idea that these are constitutional rights. the right to confront your accuser. one of the witnesses against him was his mother on her death bed. she said something like those two little girls, the one that disappeared, jack did it tell someone. that was allo

[ laughter ] >> stephanie: erin in iowa, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morninge was a bill with 51 votes to dissolve the sequester and start over but mcconnell filibustered this? >> stephanie: even david gregory after his teeny tiny ones descended he did say you know, you p

miller show." welcome to it. 23 minutes after the hour. after my hot girl on girl action on southwest airlines over the weekend, jim, i will be on erin bedebtomeone sabotaged it. >> stephanie: sabotaged jim's chair while we were on vacation. >> that used to be my spot. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> stephanie: interesting eve. perhaps you were going for my chair. okay. >> one chair at a time. >> stephanie: she's taking over. jason in d.c. hi, jason. welcome. >> caller: hey steph. i'm perplexed by the left and the right. the number one way of dropping the amount of gun deaths in the united states not due to suicide would be to decriminalize. they're arguing about something as like clips in a gun and that's like a fat person thinking they're going to lose weight by switching to sweet'n low and they can have a pound of cheesecake. >> stephanie: jason i do think that is a more practical thing. when you look at a lot of the shootings, if they had to reload, at least some more people would be alive. >> caller: let's look at the big point. if we decriminalize, it would drop by thousands. >> stephanie: i think that's part of it. i think clips help, don't you