and the country has put that behind it to a large extent just as evelyn was saying. of course there is still -- kony is believed to be at large in the democratic republic of congo. he has been seen in the central african republic and south sudan as well. and right true that extraordinary impenetrable region. joseph kony is just one. next week we have a pronouncement from the international criminal court in the hague on a suspected war criminal from congo. so the story and the situation is extremely complicated. and sadly the video has given us a rather simplistic view. if we could harness the following that has been churned up, this 70 million odd viewers to support people like evelyn then we would see a fantastic thing happen. >> and evelyn is so selfless she is saying it should be put on the children and not talking about herself here. she said why make joseph kony famous? she would like him to be caught or killed or whatever it is, him to be stopped. but she said it should be about the children, the victims of the lra first. do you have that same criticism of the

first i asked them to react to evelyn opoco a survival of kony's brutality.sterday she shared her thoughts about the film. >> i feel really hurt because i don't know -- it's not easy to be a survivor, but i'm glad i able to escape. maybe the purpose is why i'm sitting here. and it's very painful for me to hear that joseph kony is right now in the united states a celebrity. and i ask myself what is a celebrity, kids are supposed to want to be celebrity because they've been through a lot. >> evelyn is a good friend of ours and she e-mailed us after the show last night and explained that a lot of her comments were related to the fact that joseph kony is not by himself. there's a lot of innocent women and children and abducted fight errs near him. any approach to stop the lra needs to be sensitive to that and do everything possible to protect the nnlt children and women. that's what jason and i have been saying since the beginning also. that is absolutely the mission and point of this campaign. >> okay. go ahead, jason. >> well, the intention is built into the na

>> evelyn, thanks. in reaction to the twitter site here's one from silvia. >> caller: how are you? >> very well, thanks. >> caller: i have a brief point. first, everyone is talking about the taxes. where was everybody in 2003. every single iraqt that a tax? and number two, talking about the institution and constioncongss, a lot of yo really don't understand what the constitution dictates as far as commerce, as far as congress is concerned. is unconstitutional and t this enumerated power of comm, power to regulat any type of commerce, which means any industry will raise prices and they and the congress have no say about regulating commerce. and then number three, also in 2005, eric cantor group of republicans also presented a health care bill that h mandatet health care reform bill. where wa andl angst then? and i'm done with my comment. thank you very much. >> part of the health care law into the states. as we take a look live outside the supreme court. conversation going on. that case has just wrapped up, oral arguments. it's been a nice couple of days outside the court for demons

. >> ella es evelyn se gradua este año de secundaria. >> ella y una profesora organizaron esta feriaamos que reciban recursos para ir a la universidad . >> ella es un ejemplo para muchos, viene de una zona dónde el problema de pandillas es constante. >> entre los panelistas estuvo un ex alcalde de san josé . >> se siente a veces . >> por ejemplo lo que tiene la universidad nos dieron paso a paso de como ayudarlo a él . >> para llevarlo a la universidad . >> se llevó a cabo en el este de san josé, dónde la mayoria de los residentes son latinos . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> el más conservador de los republicanos sigue creando polemica por la unión de homosexuales . >> dijo que vetara todas las propuestas y protegera el matrimonio heterosexual. >> al regresar... . >> varias ciudades afectadas por los tornados . >> tenemos las imágenes . >> si usted tiene esta aplicacion para mandar mensajes gratis, preste atención porque las compañías tiemblan por estos servicios. >> el prónostico extendido más adelante. >> (información en pantalla) . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> (♪ ♪ ) . >> (7m. >> las mortales tornados han dejado

. >> asi conocimos a evelyn, atormentada por la adiccion a la roina y un tumor de ulcera >> estuve tres en el psquiatrico, por depresión >> una limpieza de pies tiene una cosa simbolica, se remonta a las sagradas escrituras, me gusta hacer algo tan bonito >> el cura, mientras segmento 1. >> le pides dios >> sí. >> qué le pidesw >> que me de otro dia más de vida. es frecuente ver en esta región casas abandonadas que son ocupadas por indigentes. esta vocacion proviene desu padre quien también médico así desafia las zonas bajas de manatíe, vega baja. >> pensamos quew la gente de la calles es peligrosa, pero es al revés, es sencilla y generosa. >> tengo falta de amor. >> emocionado por el cariño de los chicos, no le importa tener que buscarlos hasta debajo de las piedras >> silvio esta noche no aparece, él sabe que sus chicos van y vienen, aveces yendose para siempre. >> esta vez perdimos sobre cuat chicos, en parte por higiene, drogas, una mezcla horrible que atrapa ylastima >> el luto le da más fuerza para seguir cumpliendo con el juramento de hipocratesa >> ha logrado sacar de las calles

>> evelyn is a good friend of ours.ally e-mailed us last night after the show and explained that a lot of her comments were related to the fact that joseph kony is not by himself. there's a lot of innocent women and children that are near him. so any approach to stop the l.r.a. needs to be sensitive to that. they need to do everything possible to protect the innocent women and children. that's something we have been saying since the beginning also. that's absolutely the mission and the point of this campaign. >> okay. go ahead, jason. >> the intention is built into the name. to make the invisible, visible. so of course, we want the children to be visible. that's the point. but because of the cull in the world, we need an enemy. we need to know who the worst is. and the world has already agreed. we didn't make it up. the international criminal court said the first is joseph kony because he's the most proverse in the world. no one makes anyone else take children, makes them kill their parents and eat their parents. >> oka

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evelyn is the disability advocate and frank is with helping hands. good morning to all of you. like another successful competition and finals is underway as we speak. [ applause ] >> absolutely. >> reporter: frank i want to start with you. one of the things you do this whole week is give these children an experience and it has to do, one thing, with the challenge you presented to them last night. >> exactly. this is the fourth year we've been with this program, and what we do is we align with them in presenting an ice breaker to get these students together. they start with these parts, and ultimately they assemble a prosthetic hands. these hands are delivered throughout the world to developing countries. they were started for land mine victims and has expanded to other types of losses and accidents. >> reporter: this keeps their minds busy. they've already done work in their project, but this is another example and keeps them perhaps motivated to do more? >> oh, sure. gives them such a real life example. the videos we showed, i think it's an emotional connection that changes th

evelyn, the kony 2012 filmmakers say we should support the army to get kony and military strategy, rightthere. do you believe that this is the best way to apprehend or kill him? i understand that you say we should be showing the children, but do you think this is the best strategy to apprehend him? >> i think there's no other way we can find a solution to figure that one out, trying to catch joseph kony. i have a very strong opinion about this. and i do not agree with this one because joseph kony is not in there in the bush right now by himself. he has 1,000 young kids surrounding him. and in order to do that, we need to look at a way to put a plan, a structure, to protect those kids if they want to catch joseph kony. >> as a survivor of joseph kony, and i'm not sure if you've spoken to any other survivors since this film has been out, what sort of memories and what sort of feelings does all of this stir for you when you see it, you know, on social media and when you see the kony 2012 film and so much attention being paid to what happened? >> i feel, in my point of view, i feel really hu

evelyn, the kony 2012 nimr mafis say we should support the army to get kony and military strategy, righte. do you believe that this is the best way to apprehend or kill him? i understand that you say we should be showing the children, but do you think this is the best strategy to apprehend him? >> i think there's no other way we can find a solution to figure that one out, trying to catch joseph kony. i have a very strong opinion about this. and i do not agree with this one because joseph kony is not in there in the bush right now by himself. he has 1,000 young kids surrounding him. and in order to do that, we need to look at a way to put a plan, a structure, to protect those kids if they want to catch joseph kony. >> as a survivor of joseph kony, and i'm not sure if you've spoken to any other survivors since this film has been out, what sort of memories and what sort of feelings does all of this stir for you when you see it, you know, on social media and when you see the kony 2012 film and so much attention being paid to what happened? >> i feel, in my point of view, i feel really hurt b

good afternoon, my name is evelyn. i have been a member of coleman families while being active in the affordable housing and education campaign. since birth, at been raising my grandson while his mother finishes school. i became all too well known about the challenges that children face, especially african-american boys who, every day -- who face every day in schools and in some neighborhoods within the city. wanting a better future for my grandson, i became aware of the schools where he would obtain his education. as a parent and a grandparent, i wanted more for him since his mother struggles in school due to lack of support she received in public education during her fault -- third and fourth grade -- during her middle and high school years. most of our kids are overlooked in and passed on as not being able to go on and succeed in a four-year college and those who do struggle to catch up with their students because they did not receive the educational corp. to perform level needed to succeed when obtaining a degree.

for two weeks so evelyn gross can see her son one last time. >> he's desperate, desperate to see his mother. he is just sick about her condition and really fears that he'll never be able to see her again. all i can tell you is that when senator leahy visited alan a few weeks ago raul castro told leahy that alan is not a spy. >> alan gross' mother is 89 years old. her birthday is a 15th. >>> new details emerging from the wikileaks case. military prosecutors say the u.s. soldier accused of giving classified documents to the website actually aided al- qaeda. private first class bradley manning has already pep charged with aid the enemy. today is -- been charged with aiding the enemy. today is the first time the enemy has been identified. >>> to the campaign trail, drivers grumbling about paying four bucks plus for a gallon of gas and both president obama and the gop candidates are using that as a political ammunition. fox's craig boswell on this one. >> reporter: during the campaign stop in maryland president obama defended his administration's interview policy. >> we are drilling at a

evelyn ward wasted no time bringing in her ticket. four number, 150 bucks. >> you got the 23 twice? >> yeah. >> you just won, you got 4 bucks. it's not 213 million but it's 4, right? >> what about the rest of us, those who stood in line for hours. did you see this in california? tonight, most of us have those pieces of paper worth just about nothing. >> i play here all of the time. i don't know. i wish it was me. i wish it was me. >> reporter: don't we all. and here's the good news for this 7 eleven store, they get a bonus, $100,000. >>> now to new york where the streets were flooded with thousands. a month after the black teenager was shot to death the protesters headed to the police department to promise to keep marching until an arrest is made. reporting alex perez, a new member of the abc news team. alex. >> reporter: thank you for the welcome, frustration among supporters is still boiling over. today's rally is not as big as rallies held in the past but the message just as loud. protesters from across the south join local families who have been rallying here for weeks in trayvo

evelyn writes, i have been waiting for this feature today beau.urchasing it, i am excited to see it unveiled. we want to know what you think, just follow us on facebook and we will share some of your comments coming up on mornings on 2. >>> the city of concord will honor three firefighters with the fire protection district. >> i got him right here... >> those firefighters helped rescue two people from this burning home last year. the camera was rolling capturing incidents from that fire. they will be honored following next tuesday's meeting. >>> the services committee is holding a hearing on the situation in syria. you can see john mccain and defense secretary leon panetta and joint general chiefs of staff martin dempsey are among those testifying. now dempsey told the committee the u.s. armed forces would be ready if called upon to get involved in syria but he said any involvement needs to be based and whether the u.s. could accomplish its mission. the hearing comes three days after hearings. panel led by senator john mccain called for u.s. air s

took a header tried to leave an awful story is now suing the company the impact left 83 year- old evelynoken nose and there she knows she is now seeking million dollars including $75,000 and doctor bills and the rest for negligence her attorney says apple's share recognize the hazards of modern architecture with all the as costs in their stores. well it's been a hot topic whether employers have the right to demand faced the password from job-seekers and now is getting even hotter as to u.s. senators want to get the federal government involved here to discuss the controversy. >>> sell it seems more employers are asking for this kind of information according to the aclu now more than ever employees are asking for this information just to back up recently in heard this in prison and as word got out that employer and was asking for specific log information from these interviewee's case but went ahead and release a statement telling its users do not ever get out your log information. yesterday they're hearing that two u.s. senators from connecticut and new york arm the department of justice a

. >> evelyn mi amor. >> escojoge la carta que tÚ quieras. >> con fuerza evelyn batista. >> tu carta dice es especialmente esa persona ¿okay?. >> con dios delante. >> gracias. >> (aplausos). >> (gritos). >> vamos aquÍ. >> en el nombre de la misericordia, seguimos aquÍ mi gente, vÉngase y mi gente de "despierta amÉrica" muchas bendiciones. >> yo voy a recibir en la consulta. >> (en inglÉs). >> (gritos). >> vamos a seguir contigo. >> eso!. >> eso!. >> oye voy a ir para que me lea mi suerte me comprÉ la loterÍa en mÉxico, capaz y que me la gano. >> te acuerdas de nosotros maribere desayalegre Á tos cachondas que comparte con sus fans y segÚn nos contÓ tambiÉn ellas les mandan en privado fotos comprometedoras. >> (gritos). >> si vieras mi e-mail. >> (risas). >> no la verdad sÍ hay mucha inter actuamos mucho. >> entre ellos obviamente fotos peligrosas tambiÉn. >> hay que tener mucho cuidado en esas fotos, no sÉ con quÉ intenciÓn pero me hago el que no las miro. >> ay! el asunto no termina en las fotos. >> porque tambiÉn hay videos Íntimos de larry que no han llegado a la internet. >> todavÍa n

"it's their fault"85 year old evelyn foster almost lost her home because the city made a mistakeshe wasnd that's what they're charging me for.but even thoughha recently released audit revealed the city's water billing system over customers 1:21:10"people need to pay their water bills"city officials have held firm. billinn errors are an old prrlem that will be fixedaeventually:1:20:53'we don't think that's the answwr" but the promisss aren't enough for two city council members 1:19:16"well if they don't think it's a problem talk to some of the people who lost thhir homes becauseeof inaccurate water bills"city &pcouncil president jjck young and councilman carl stokes are caaling for a moratorium on putting homes with unpaid water bills up for auction. they cite the auddt, which found over 800 homes with only estimated bills placed n the auction block 1:18:55"all i'm saying is hey, let's stop right ow, wwterronly, and a put a moratorium until we get this things fixed.and criticism that the mayor needs to go furthhr to address concerns1:24:30"when you don't give them any idda of what you're

they also mentioned that evelyn e-mailed them before they went on our show earlier.e called me before this show and she disagreed and said it wasn't such a hunkydory exchange there. the debate continues. i'll call her afterwards and report back to you. >>> a new report reveals astounding hiv rates are higher than once thought. like in a spe? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too

. >> reporter: evelyn freeman drove three hours to attend a rally for trayvon martin. >> i was just compelled that i had to be here, as a parent, to just represent and get justice for this young man. >> reporter: demonstrators, including the reverend al sharpton, are expected to fill this park. it's near the community where neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman, shot martin dead. the unarmed 17-year-old was walking near his father's house last month when zimmerman saw him and called police. >> are you following us? -- him? >> yeah. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: zimmerman, who has not been charged, said he fired in self-defense when martin takenned him. the case sparked outrage nationwide. martin's parents met with federal officials who launched a civil rights investigation. >> our son is your son! >> reporter: demonstrators want zimmerman to be charged. and the local authorities who handled the case are under intense scrutiny. >> reporter: the sanford city council passed a no-confidence motion against the police chief over the shooting. >> it is apparent that my in

. >> reporter: evelyn freeman drove four hours to attend a rally in sanford, florida, for trayvon martin just compelled that i had to be here as a parent, to just represent and get justice for this young man. >> reporter: demonstrators are gathered in a park near the community where neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman shot martin dead. the unarmed 17-year-old was walking near his father's house last month, when zimmerman saw him and called police. >> are you following us? >> yeah. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: zimmerman, who has not been charged, says he shot in self-defense when martin attacked him. the case sparked outrage nationwide. martin's parents and the reverend al sharpton, met with federal officials launched a civil rights investigation. >> we want an arrest, a conviction, and sentenced for the murder of my son. >> reporter: demonstrators want zimmerman to be charged. and the local authorities who handled the case are under intense scrutiny. >> reporter: the sanford city council passed a no confidence motion against the police chief over the shooti

. >> sorry evelyn. >> not going to be sympathetic. you have to look where you're walking. otherwise, you assume the risks. she's going to get nothing for it. >> tough guys. you can catch our legal guys every saturday, noon eastern time. >>> the big question today, who won the biggest mega millions lottery jackpot ever? >> we don't know their names but we know the states where the lucky numbers were bought. the winning tickets were sold in maryland, illinois, and kanls kanls. winners will split $650 million. the winning numbers are, 2, 4, 23, 38, 46, and the mega ball, 23. and check your credit and dent card balances. hackers have hit a major company that processes the electronic information gathered each time a customer swipes a card. as many as 10 million card holders could be at risk. visa and mastercard have notified customers about accounts that could be compromised. discover and american express are also monitoring accounts. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> thousands of people are rallying, demanding justice for trayvon martin. naacp protesters were calling out for

evelyn... hendrick: did you notice the way this caregiver used very high pitch and then varied the range of pitch from high to low? she also spoke slowly, distinctly, and she repeated words and phrases. this is so important because sometimes we forget that just because babies don't use formal language, that doesn't mean they don't understand exactly what we're saying. by using a special form of language, adults help babies learn that there is a sense of mutual trust and interest, that taking conversational turns is important, and that by pausing and paying attention to the other person, we can respond to what they're saying. teacher: hi! he has not eaten this morning. he was a good little boy... hendrick: don't underestimate their comprehension. children understand a lot of what's said long before they can reply in words. talking about babies right in front of them and assuming they don't understand conveys a sense of disrespect to them. you wouldn't treat adults or older children that way, and

and i'm sorry for evelyn. she did not see the door. i feel terrible.r shu noz, and i'm sorry it broke, but the test is reasonab reasonableness. was it foreseeable? i done think any jury on earth is going to determine that the design of the door is unreasonable. >> unreasonable, but everyone has walked into a glass door or a sliding glass door or something. and most could empathize? >> this never happened to you, really? >> to me? i walked through screens and doors, sure. >> okay. so because it does happen, i mean, richard, doesn't this door, you know, knowing that hundreds of people come through all the time, do they have to put something up to make sure that people, you know, see that this is glass and doesn't ms. pa passwell have a point? >> they would love you on the ju

. >> evelyn mi amor. >> escoge la carta que tÚ quieras. >> con fuerza evelyn batista. >> tu carta diceue me la gano. >> te acuerdas de nosotros maribel. >> ya dijiste. >> ya que conste. >> que conste (risas). >> deje y les platico algo, larry hernÁndez le encantarÍa hablar con el niÑo prodigio para saber si le va a seguir yendo bien. >> fue el invitado, ayer cayÓ un tremendo aguacero, pero no importa porque luÍs sandoval estuvo con Él y platicÓ y realizÓ un reportaje porque todo esto es bueno. >> vamos luÍs. >> mojado, pero contento llegÓ el amigo de todos larry hernÁndez al evento de una importante revista de automÓviles que se celebro este domingo en los Ángeles, definitivamente, los autos son una de sus pasiones. >> bueno aquÍ trajimos ocho carros los cuales han surgido a base de mi vida, la primera vez que comprÉ un carro euroo, l tengo viejito y lo aeglÉ. >> despuÉs comence con lo otro y lo mÁs importante poder divertirme. >> otra de sus pasiones es el twitter, ya que tiene mÁs de 124 mil seguidores y ha puesto mÁs de 55 mil tweets. >> ay! eso sin mencionar las fotos cachondas que

"it's their fault"85 year old evelyn foster almost lost her home because the city made a mistakeshe wased over $16,0000for a water leak accually caused by the city...but mistakenly billed &pto her8:21:31"16 thousand dollars is for the water runninn downstairsanot &pdownstairs bbt under ground and that's what they're charging me for. but even though a recently released audit evealee the city's water billinggssstem over charged aamost 50,,0000 cussomers 1:21:10"people need to pay their water bills"city officials have held firm. billing errorssare an old prblem that will be fixedaeventually:1:20:53'we don't think that's the answer" but the promises aren't enough for two city council members 1:19:16"well if they on't think it's a problem talk to some of the peeple who lost theirr omes because ff iiaccurate water billl"city council president jack young and councilman carl stokes are calling for a moratorium on pptting homes with unpaid water bills up for auution. they cite the audit, which foond over 800 homes with only estimmttd bills placed on the saying is hey, let's stop right noo, water

. >> evelyn, a survivor, escaped kony's lord's resistance army when she was just 13.ptivity, an explosion actually blew off part of her face, which impeedz her speech today. she shares some of her thoughts about the video with our don lemon. >> i feel really hurt because i don't know. it's not easy to be a survivor, but i'm glad i was able to escape. maybe the purpose is why i am sitting here, and it's very painful for me to hear that joseph kony is right now in the united states, and i ask myself what is -- the kids -- joseph kony right now is no longer in uganda. he is no longer in sudan. he is in democratic republic of congo. on the video what i didn't like about it on what i saw, they're still concluding uganda, and they're supposed to be focused more in the congo is where the issues still continue there. >> and next hour we'll talk with an international journalist who says kony 2012 is misrepresenting what's really happening in uganda. she'll explain why she believes the campaign could be doing more harm than good for the cause. also coming up at 8:00 a.m., ugand

con evelyn. >>tienes toda la razÓn .cosar, le escribiÓ una carta una medicina que habÍa muerto, que lo habÍa matado yo, por la forma que lo habÍa tratado, pero no era un amigo. un dÍa me lo encontrÉ, sabiendo que me habÍa amenazado de muerte, dejÉ de atender telÉfonos, regresar cartas que no las leÍa, creo que se cansÓ pero fue una Época horrible. no creo en las armas, odio las armas, y la violencia. >> asi que bueno, afortunadamente ya pasÓ esa etapa de maribel guardia, ahorita en las redes sociales se nos ocurra poner voy a tal parte, y eso puede ser muy peligroso porque hay gente fanÁtica que de pronto los puede persguir. >> erika bonfil tuvo un fan que le diÓ un postazo. >> muchachos, bueno, les comento del hijo de josÉ josé, es un homenaje que le va a rendir a padre, por toda esta trayectoria tan exitosa que tiene con su mÚsica, asÍ que felicidades. >> buena onda no? >> asÍ es. sabes cuÁl serÍa un buen espectÁculo ttral? la vida de juan gabriel con sus canciones. >> babosa hacerlo. [music track "alouette"] ♪ maÑana,

for the elderly. 83-year-older lin passwall claims the glass doors at the front of the stores -- evelynss doors at the front of the stores is a problem. >>> we want to toss it over to sa -- dash over to sal. >>> let's show you the bay bridge. it's backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay. things are improving a little bit as you drive to san francisco. we've seen a lot of improvement in the east bay. this is now a look at the commute on interstate 880 northbound. finally getting a lot -- a almost bit of congestion here. this morning on the east shore freeway, that traffic moves well, i want to move the maps down. we do have a little bit of slowing as you drive toward the fremont. >>> let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. it's chilly in some cases. the breeze is not that strong. the winds will increase a little bit in the afternoon and with cool conditions in place and gray skies it will feel cool. santa rosa, still 35 degrees and, 41 napa. scattered showers remain for the day. this is the next system already beginning to see the transmission. those high clouds associated with the ne

evelyn joins us on the phone from pennsylvania. you are on the air.r: why do we have to have these men to 3 and 4 tors in afghanistan? guest: on all of those points, having been in the army during vietnam, i do not side with those who feels america left with its tail between its legs. i don't mean to imply that. the perception was the united states left as the loser in vietnam and i don't think anyone would disagree with that because, guess not just politicians, a great many people in the country were opposed to the war and was a volatile and tragic time for all of us. the second point was -- iran, excellent point. the main soviet base in afghanistan is the headquarters for the u.s. military in afghanistan. it is toward the border of pakistan somewhat, the second- largest base in afghanistan, built by the soviet union. it's in the west, near the iranian border. the united states, we are building at that base and we're still very much there. i think one excellent point that reason the united states has been in afghanistan is to surround iran and keep p

evelyn of queens, new york, is now suing apple for 1 million dollars, she claims that the company wasront door. it's a see through door and she apparently didn't realize she was headed straight for a wall of glass and allegedly ended up breaking her nose. apple officials and workers at the long island location where this happened, well, they have not yet commented. >> clayton: i've he done that before and you my first thought wasn't to sue the place i walked into. . >> dave: really. >> nicole: when do you that, people walk through screen doors. >> clayton: all the time. >> nicole: in the summer homes and people do. don't laugh. they do. >> clayton: absolutely. rick, i am 'm sure you've done . >> rick: i know. dave briggs and i are about to be in the twitter war. and you mocked that i had pollen pictures. >> dave: pictures of your pollen. >> rick: if you pay attention to twitter, poll sn a big deal. the pollen count got over 9,000, and previous was 6,000 and everybody's cars looked like this and lawn furniture. am i right? respond on twitter. >> dave: i'm on board, okay, i like it. mor