g thank you. >> yeah, gail, just our best wishes to you and your family.rail mitchell, who is amanda berry's aunt. we've got to take another short break. we're going to talk to john ryan and john walsh. i'll be right back. we work. we plan. ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. to help you retire your way, with confidence. ♪ that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. let's get to work. ameriprise financial. more within reach. it shows. we don't run like that. we build john deere equipment the way we always have: the right way. times change. our principles don't. you don't just have our word on it. you've got our name on it. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. discover the full line of riding lawn equipment at johndeere.com/howwerun or your local dealer. one woman made a 9d-1-1 call. i just want to replay that for you. you're going to hear some beeps when names or addresses are mentiond. authorities have bleeped those out. but you get a real sense of the desperation in her voice. >>

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. >> rachel, i want to bring in gail mitchell, who is amanda berry's aunt. is joining us on the phone. gail, i can't imagine what is going through your mind. how are you doing? >> hello? >> yes, gail, it's anderson cooper. you're on the air. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. i'm just happy and excited for beth and for teddy and for the aunts and i'm -- i don't know about the grandma, if she's still living or not, i haven't really been in touch with many people after luana passed. beth and my daughter stays in touch. and i know beth has got to be ecstatic. i'm just -- oh, my goodness. >> did you ever give up hope? >> theresa has got to be ecstatic. it's just wonderful. i just can't get over it. it's just so great. >> i know your family, people in the neighborhood have had vigils. did you ever give up hope? >> oh, no, my daughter just had a feeling she was still alive. so did i. i mean, it's just -- i don't give up hope. you just pray and pray and pray, you know? >> your daughter -- >> i just wish luanna was here. it's sad she had

. >> stephanie: and i'll talk about being on cnn last night with gail trotter. >> i saw it. >> stephaniee thinks it's fine to market and sell to five year olds. >> yeah, but no video games. >> stephanie: yeah. and swimming pools cause more death -- >> oh, i saw that too. >> stephanie: so i'm still coming down off of that. i'm still drunk. >> understandably. >> stephanie: thank you for your support, here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody happy friday new jobs numbers out today we added 165,000 new jobs last month which is 30,000 more than analysts predicted. the numbers or february and march have also been moved up. president obama starts the day in mexico city where he spent the night in a joint press son for instance with the new mexican leader the president talked about how comprehensive immigration reform is essential for strengthening both nations. >> obama: part of what we discussed is getting it done because we do so much business between our two countries. >> our shared boarder is more secure than it has been in years. the president's going to give another speech

many of you may know gail [inaudible] and her truck is parked outside of city hall on fridays. she is one of the success stories. i attached three stories to the packet so you can read about them later but gail came to renaissance and wanted to start a food business. didn't have enough money to start a brick and mortar location and she was there and open the truck when it was opportune to do so and she started a second food truck and is employing at least five individuals. another great success is black jet bakery. i know if you have been there but they came to us. she was originally selling her goods to coffee shops and other commercial retailers throughout the city, and had enough interest in her business. she's been covered on the opera blog and got great reviews and pop tarts and they're delicious and got a loan through one of our resource partners working solutions to open a brick and mortar business so we're excited. we hope it works out for her. she hasn't found a location yet but she is still looking. so the top reasons that women come to renaissance and want to be busi

. >> he's married to gail golden, his second wife and former assistant. >> how you doing?because he is such a workaholic, gail says they have little time to enjoy the money he's made. >> do you have a yacht? >> we have a yacht, but we don't use it much. >> you don't have a lot of houses? >> yeah, we do, but we don't go. >> [chuckles] >> can she have anything she wants? >> she takes it. she don't ask me, you know? i have no idea what she buys. >> but why do you care? >> well, you know, i just don't--i wouldn't like somebody just frittering away money. i mean, it still means something to me. i'm a kid from far rockaway. i still would not-- >> you have $14 billion, and she wants to go-- >> well, you say i've got $14 billion. i never said it. >> so how do they spend their money? more and more on philanthropy, like building this track and field stadium for the school children of new york city. >> raise your hand. >> and building two charter schools in poor neighborhoods in the bronx. these are overseen by icahn's foundations, which gail runs. >> call them just to make sure. >>

i have 2 parents from alamo elementary school gail and joe. two minutes each. i want to ask you again to remember our request not to name district employees thank you. great i'm joe i'm a parents of two kids we are going to address an issue of teacher continuity. te

council member noel gail says it's a good start but everyone needs to take part in improving the community. >> all of us need to take ownership and get at it. if i can get the kids to do it then the grown ups need to get involved. >> reporter: volunteers plan to come back out on saturday. after the graffiti is all covered. local artists have been come out to paint murals to help beautify the neighborhood. >>> the jackpot expected to reach $550 million for saturday's drawing. no one had all six winning numbers last night. but that n't mean there were no winners. a store in el cebrante sold a ticket worth $65,000. it was one of five tickets with six missing numbers but missing the power ball number. >>> late word that a police officer has been injured in a bay area university campus. what we learned right after the break. >> it's the first of its kind but won't be the last. a you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a

i have 2 parents from alamo elementary school gail and joe. two minutes each. i want to ask you again to remember our request not to name district employees thank you. great i'm joe i'm a parents of two kids we are going to address an issue of teacher continuity. teachers have some incredible problems with absent it was only after two months of absence the teachers asked to not talk to other parents their handling it but we met recently and i wanted to bring the 33 parents we told them not to come out tonight we're trying to focus phone number not on remove or issues by the parents are trying to stay focused on the teacher continuity and great process there. and many of kids come january didn't know who their teachers were i recognize that we have 88 dedicated concerned parents we want to create a sense of urgency. with that we'll continue to work with you and keep this in the beginning goal of next year you >> i have a kindergarten at alamo his name is coal. heel say i know this information because my teacher taught me and that's how fundamental teachers are.

i have 2 parents from alamo elementary school gail and joe. two minutes each. i want to ask you again to remember our request not to name district employees thank you. great i'm joe i'm a parents of two kids we are going to address an issue of teacher continuity. teachers have some incredible problems with absent it was only after two months of absence the teachers asked to not talk to other parents their handling it but we met recently and i wanted to bring the 33 parents we told them not to come out tonight we're trying to focus phone number not on remove or issues by the parents are trying to

council member noel gail says it's a good start but everyone needs to take part in improving the communityll of us need to take ownership and get at it. if i can get the kids to do it then the grown ups need to get involved. >> reporter: volunteers plan to come back out on saturday. after the graffiti is all covered. local artists have been come out to paint murals to help beautify the neighborhood. >>> the jackpot expected to reach $550 million for saturday's drawing. no one had all six winning numbers last night. but that doesn't mean there were no winners. a store in el cebrante sold a ticket worth $65,000. it was one of five tickets with six missing numbers but missing the power ball number. >>> late word that a police officer has been injured in a bay area university campus. what we learned right after the break. >> it's the first of its kind but won't be the last. a look at who is trying to compete with google glass. >> and the video that has gone viral. - oh, yeah! - wow. once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save on the closeout of ou

. >> gail, what's the answer to that? you know, you are teaching children who are hopefully going to grow up to use guns responsibly. some parents might say this is how you teach. >> no, absolutely not how you teach. but the cultural reality is that the number one marketer of guns to minors is hollywood. and the creators of violent video games, they're the number two marketer to children. and so we really need as a culture to be looking at the influence of our media, our hollywood, the video games that we have and what influence that has in attracting children to guns. we need to address that. this advertisement and this company, this is a flea bite on this issue. >> what did that have to do with this? what did that have to do with this? you really think it's wise to arm a 5-year-old? you think it's wise to market guns to 5-year-olds? >> no, i don't. >> pink laminate? >> james bond, all these movies, the terminator, these movies that the kids are watching and the video games that teach them >> what do video games have to

fell in love, gail. >> and then another proposal video. head up to a small island off the coast of norway. >> an island that only has 110 citizens, but a fellow named daniel decided he was ready to propose to his love, gerta, he said nothing is more romantic than italy. he brought it to norway. with the help of people of the community, he built a little italy on the island. and a little pass up to this italian wonderland, and the entire community is involved. watch this. ♪ >> oh. >> he has an italian singer, but then the rest of the community, they come in and start singing this italian love song. ♪ >> and then with tears in her eyes, she sees her daniel come walking up. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i give him some credit, it had to be hard to hide this from her on such a tiny island. >> i like this one. >> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you next time. high school football season is almost over, and we're looking at some of the top players and teams @@@@@@@@@@@ @ we'll introduce you to a dominant defender from one of florida's t

system well let me reintroduce a concept i've talked about on this show before which is the martin gail betting system the martin betting system if you go to the casino you're at the roulette wheel you bet on red. and if you lose you double your bet and you bet on red again and you continue doing this until eventually you will win and you will win win a bunch of money but typically more people don't do this because you run out of money a lot quicker than the odds are that you're going to hit the right number and get the money back wall street have been able to legislate and to re shape the way finance is conducted around the world to allow them to engage in martin gayle betting system again a j.p. morgan or goldman sachs they're constantly doubling down on losing bets because they know because their source of credit is the federal reserve bank it's the american taxpayer and recently as to global taxpayer in the global banking system they have an infinite supply of credit at virtually zero percent interest rates they are engaged in the martin betting system and they never lose whereas th

gail mclaughlin says they have eliminated contributions to pro chevron candidates. meeting is set to begin at 8:00 this morning at chevron headquarters in san ramon. last night voters overwhelmingly approved the city's decision to raise minimum wage. why some county lawmakers want to raise the minimum wage and by how much. >>> right now it is 6:38 if you are joining us, there is a big problem on the bay bridge. >> we had a crash at the base of the bay bridge and they moved it but the bay bridge took a hit. things are beginning to move again and it is better than it was and you can see cars are moving through and we are hoping for a little bit of improvement. san mateo looks good so far and this may be your choice to get to the peninsular and highway 101. the rest of the contra costa commute is not that bad after the walnut creek interchange, let's go to steve. >>> a few breaks, with cloudy skies in contra costa, generally overcast, some fog, a little breezy and warmer weather takes it back to the warmest day which is saturday. cool and breezy and temperatures are no

i'm sorry, gail.e bachmann, gail collins may have been to retire. i don't know if there's anything else to write about. >> are you sorry to see michele bachmann go? >> for gail. i'm sad to see her go. you assume everyone hates her. >> everyone in the country. >> inside the beltway. >> yeah. generally speakng. >> 99.99 for you guys. >> i don't take an opinion one way or the other. >> she said some very strange things. >>> coming up, jobless flames, gdp revisions. tomorrow the return of jack grubman. he will be joining us in the 57 a.m. hour tomorrow. we will talk telecom deals, wall street, and much, much more. a rare interview you can't afford to miss right here only on "squawk box". hey, what's going on here? do you want the long or the short answer? long i guess. chevy is having a great-deal- on-the-2013-silverado- but-you-better-hurry- because-we-don't-want-to-see- a-grown-man-cry-spectacular! what's the short answer? nice. [ male announcer ] the chevy memorial day sale. during the chevy memorial d

legislate and to re shape the way finance is conducted around the world to allow them to engage in martin gail betting system again a j.p. morgan or goldman sachs they're constantly doubling down on losing bets because they know because their source of credit is the federal reserve bank it's the american taxpayer and now precisely as to global taxpayer in the global banking system they have an infinite supply of credit at virtually zero percent interest rates they are engaged in the martin bank system and they never lose whereas this poor guy the but now nick man with the dreadlocks he encounters the shortcomings of the martin betting system which is that he can only do one or two throws of the dice then he's busted bankrupt he goes home completely without any money if you are working at j.p. morgan you continued to do this exact same bet using the house money using our money using the the federal reserve the central bank's money until they made a profit that's the acute difference between the insiders who are reaping the system and everybody else well we can point to two real world examples o

charlie an gail. >> with us now tom coburn. morning, charlie. >> you've talked about disaster relief a number of times. what's nes for the federal government to do? >> they're doing it already. actually fema has been out there on the ground. craig few gait was out there yesterday. i met with him. everything is in action. oklahomians need some assistance but they have the spirit that's needed. >> fema has the resources as far as you're concerned. >> they do. we're not going to come anywhere close to what we have set aside. effectively ohmians like to care for their own and we'll take the help that's appropriate. but you know, the loss of life is the biggest concern for us and the mourning that will happen. we'll come back from this. we'll do it in a way that makes us stronger and better. >> there's a point that you have raised abdisaster relief in the past and now it afacts your home state. you continue to up cyst that there should be for the money spent in oklahoma, the federal money, an offset in the federal budget, correct? >

he promised the gop del del gails a friendly constitution john henrehan has that story. >> reporter:lican leaders chose a convention rather than a primary to pick nominees for state wide office. that process attracts the morehe conservative members of the party. >> i think we're at a time where conservatives are good. we're in liberal times, so i think we could use a little conservative in our life. >> reporter: virginia's famousus conservative was the only republican that filed the paperwork and nom nailed for governor by akcally makes and guest speaker louisiana governor took several swipes at the democratic position. >> he claimed obama care didn't go far enough. eno >> reporter: the candidates' wife mentioned ken coochinelli's long time beliefs. >> this is someone to respect rs and value human life at everyvey stage. >> reporter: the nominee promised the reeb delegates he will defend the u.s. constitution. >> i was the first attorneyttor general to challenge the federal healthcare law right hire in rich nopped. >> reporter: ken also promised to maintain virginia's conservative bu

we do understand that gail is going to come out with a set of numbers higher on a year on year basisntially, it's going to very much look very muted. now the subsidy, we understand up around 700 to 1300 draws. remember that they had paid an exceptionally high substance in the same quarter last year. so now net sales are expected to grow around 13 odd percent. the profitability is expected to be around 100 years on a year on year basis. volumes are expected to be low because of the availability of box sides. samsung is expected to come out with a new set of numbers. profitabilities and margins are expected to be flat. with that, it's back to you. >> thank you very much. opec is expected to keep output policy unchanged. he would be open to a kit in production only to keep prices at the $ 00 a barrel target favored by producers, including saudi arabia. joining us now is the associate director of platts. perhaps you can spell out what you think is going to happen at the opec meeting. >> well, as you said, it is expected that they will keep their output ceiling at about 30 million barrels

i think gail and i will go in on a ticket. >> it's over 300 million now.ing starts at 7:00. have a good show. >> we want to check in with liz in the traffic center. this is major trouble on the san mateo bridge all morning long. >> there was a motorcycle accident right before the tunnel. a few minutes they were able to reopen the lanes. this is westbound 24 near the pablo exit. we're seeing beaucoups continue into lafayette. they were able to get tow crews out there and clear the wreck from the scene. >>> let's go to chopper 5. this is the other hot spot. the san mateo bridge commute. that gravel hauler, they have been able to clear it. we saw a tow crew get it out of the lanes. this is westbound 92 just past the main toll plaza. the cash-paying lanes, the far right lanes remain blocks. there's only three cash-paying lanes open. that is causing the biggest delays. it's jammed solid towards 880. the approach to 92 is backed up as well. there was an earlier crash in the backup. that has been cleared to the right-hand shoulder. head north towards the bay brin

we're also pleased today to have the ceo of the american red cross, gail montgomery, who is also joining red cross has certainly played a very important role in our recovery efforts. not just this week or the previous tornadoes that we had on sunday, but for many, many years. the red cross has always been there when we needed them, and certainly helped with our families in providing feed, water, any type of assistance, shelter that those who lose property and loved ones have faced. welcome. we're also joined by our kajman in this area, tom coleç he gre up in the area and glad to have you back. i'm very sorry to what's happened to the community and your hometown area. we want to start out by saying thank you to all of the personnel that's been working on the ground site itself, certainly the first responders, the fire, police, emergency personnel the mayors, the tremendous job that everyone has been doing, it is moving along very well, it is a big project, and there certainly is a lot of issues that need to be dealt with, but we are making some progress. as i drove in earlier this mornin

gail called from washington. and griffith called from las vegas, nevada. keep the phone calls coming in. yes, that's right. link is your best bet. we'll send you a copy of "shadows of liberty." we ask you to go to the phone. marsha called from san francisco. rose called from weaverville, north carolina. we got a call from north carolina. we got a call from south carolina. how about north and south dakota? william, thanks for calling. and thank you to mary who called in from texas. and thank you so much for calling in right now. your call makes a difference. you make it possible. thank you to john who called from menlow park. thank you for the one who called from laguna beach. sandra called from coal center, pennsylvania. can we hear from new york, from new jersey, from vermont, from new hampshire, maine? your call makes a difference. the number to call is 866-359-4334. 866-359-4334. it really matters that you call. it really matters that your call comes in. please make the call that makes a difference. we got a call from marion, kentucky. dave, thanks so m

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. >> my name is gail and i have been in family planning. this excuse of it will insent vise sex was the same thing they used against abortion. 13 and 11-year-olds aren't consenting it to it. it's usually incest. we don't want to make anything easier for those poor people. it has not insent vised that by the way. the morning after pill makes you think as all get-out. this is no dream trip. when people talk about, gee, this is such an easy fix we give no respect to women in this country. we don'tgo want to give any input to daddy and brother have had contact. don't make anything easier and streamlined for those kids. >> all right. thank you, gail. >> that's a reality, i guess. >> he so often the case is so bad they don't want to talk to anybody. they want to be able to go to the pharmacy and take this pill. >> i can't get back to the fact that it costs 50 bucks. an 11-year-old is not going to very long 50 bucks to get the morning after pill if she knows it's available or knows what it is. right? >> it is cost prohibitive. >> that's something

that equates to triple digits in gail roy, fairfield. i'll let you know which cities could be breaking records. we could be rivalling all-time temperature records for your thursday. we'll cool you off into the weekend. monday to tuesday we bring in a slight chance, 20% to 30% shot of showers. we do have a cooldown. things will change quickly. the drive is always changing about this time, right, mike? >> it is rapidly changing. let's show the south bay. first of all, we see the northbound routes starting to slow, 87, 101, 17 has been an issue towards 280. what we're talking about is northbound 17 between hamilton and 280, two icons, it comes down to one crash blocking three of your four lanes in the northbound. commute direction heading toward 280. so bascom avenue and wind chester boulevard are the two roadways that are great options. they'll start filling up rapidly. look at this slow down coming up, campbell into the 280 interchange. that's northbound 17. it might show some more slowing as you come through the area. we're looking over

he is in the rain and hail up here not too far from gail, okay. if you are still on, listen to us.nado is actually to the southwest. i didn't know you were on i-40. i thought you were on another road coming into shawnee. we are getting the debris signature on radar. the radar is picking up debris flying around the radar. we are picking that up on the radar and shows up as big holes and stuff like that because you have tree hes or debris flying around. be careful there, shawn because you have a serious situation when you try to drive south the tornado is going to come right up on you there. it is just west of bethel acres and it is just a couple of miles south of the interstate. >> appreciate it. i'll see if i can get you another view of it. >> might want to head back towards shawnee and head south. >> did you hear what he just said, janice? he told that guy driving this car. said you got to be careful that debris is going to come in your direction. which way are you driving you got to go the other way. we have video from earlier where the debris field was spinning around and popped

gail trotter who i was on with. what did she say??" ] >> pulled from her rectum is where that's coming from. >> that sizable rectum of hers. >> stephanie: senator dick durbin on the nra association. >> the national rifle association can go to texas. but they shouldn't celebrate when at the look at the carnage that takes place virtually every day in america because convicted felons have guns. >> stephanie: and terrorists, almost 250 terrorists on the terrorist watch list were able to legally buy guns because they didn't close that loophole. >> that's freedom for you. anyone can use that phrase, freedom. >> you're infringing on my right to continue pointlessly kicking this puppy. that's my freedom and right to kick the puppy. >> where in the constitution does it say i can't kick a puppy? >> hi, franz. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i think the reason the repugs are keeping the benghazi issue alive is that they're trying to damage hillary clinton so that maybe she be able to get the democratic

don't use the law as a shield to protect their child or enforce a law to put the other child in gailhey are going to go with the spirit of the law or the letter of the law. >> stephanie: yeah. >> so it's really arbitrary. >> stephanie: yeah, i think we all recognize the difference between this and a 50 year old man and a four year old or something. and you bring up speeding. isn't there more of a fine for -- >> reckless. >> stephanie: yeah. >> that's when you go well above. well above. >> it's different in different states -- >> caller: i understand with the judge. but it shouldn't have even gotten that car. the parents should understand first of all when they were kids the difference in their age. when they were kids should they have maybe talked to the kids alone, instead of exploiting them to the world about this thing, and putting another child in jail. she is still a child. when i turned 18 i was an adult by law, but my mentality was still 17. >> stephanie: yep. yep. i hear ya. >> caller: i wish them luck. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. exactly. jenny in california you are on the "

think this is something anyone would disagree on and yet there i was on cnn last week arguing with gailight as they are born. >> it has a lot of recoil though -- >> stephanie: and there is a cartoon -- it's called cricket, and there's a little cartoon cricket there. isn't a that cute. in april in addition to the shooting by the five-year-old brother, there were at least 12 other shootings of children. the nra opposes laws that would require safe storage on the grounds that it's not the government's role to mandate this. 40% of gun-owning households with children store their gun unlocked. the nra says such laws would render home owners defenseless in the event of a home invasion. so you have to have it always out and loaded and ready -- how about pediatricians? the nra is fighting that as well. pediatricians play a key role by providing guidance to parents. individuals who receive physician counseling were more likely to report the adoption of one or more safe gun storage passages. who would object to such a beneficial arrangement? >> the nra. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: y

. >> reporter: you know, charlie and gail, one of the hardest thing has been for parents, their worsthtmare, searching for their children because they are among the victims here in moore. most of the children they were in school. their parents thought that's where they would be safe when this tornado touched down. >> this is horrible. horrible! >> reporter: after monday's massive tornado tore through moore, oklahoma, another blow was delivered. >> that may be part of the gymnasium. >> reporter: two elementary schools had been right in its path. >> hopefully we didn't lose any lives here. >> reporter: the the first, briarwood elementary was heavily damaged. >> i said i'm going to die. >> reporter: why did you think that? >> because this was my first tornado. >> reporter: amazingly, there were no deaths. as they emerged from hiding, they were stubbed at what they saw. teachers carried the children away from the worst of the wreckage, comforting them until thankful parents returned. >> i hugged her as big as i did camden because i feel she helped save my son's life. thank you. >> reporte

. >> they're going to have to look at two things, gail. one is the immediate. they get the call. there's a four-minute lag before they can find a armed unit to respond and ten minutes before they get there. 14 minutes in an incident like this is a lifetime. usually your suspects are not going to wait for do you get there. the second thing is the wider picture. what about the earlier investigation, what put them on these guys and why didn't they go further, again, everything that they're going through with the boston pace. >> all right, john miller. thanks. >> there will be a lot of heartache in oklahoma where the young victims of monday's tornado will be remembered but there is also new hope. one survivor is defying the odds. vinita nair is there. >> reporter: already the individual families are starting to say good-bye. it's been nearly a week since the city of moore had a good day, and yesterday was no exception. 9-year-old antonia cantanoia was laid to rest. across the cities, thunderstorms put the cleanup effort on hold, but skies cleared in time for an emotional reunion. stu

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ga gail simmons is here from "top chef." >> this is a savory bar., are you ready? >> i wasn't sure a lot of people -- i know hash browns are big at breakfast but baked potatoes? >> we're mixing it up here on the "today" show. we have a little potato i'm going to put a little butter into just to make it sweet and a little more creamy. and then into it i'm going to pile a number of things. i have crispy bacon. have a little taste. and cheese. >> this is where it gets healthy, right? >> this is not an everyday breakfast. >> thankfully. >> more like special occasion. i have my base. >> now we're calling this the sunny-side up potato. and we're adding the sunny-side up egg. >> this is where breakfast comes in. i have a thing, everything is better with an egg on top, and potatoes are no exception. >> al has a saying, everything is better with bacon on it. >> a little salt and pepper. you could also have this for lunch, a dinner recipe as well. >> could you use sweet potatoes with these? >> i'm actually using those. you can use any potatoes. they are packe

joining us is gail salts, an associate professor of psychology. hi, doctor.n. it's called pandas. it's a form of obsessive compulsive disorder. >> i have to state first it's really a hypothesis. there hasn' been a definitive shown cause and effect, but the hypothesis is that kids who get. strep, a very small subsection may go on to develop this pandas disorder, which is essentially symptoms of ticks or movements like ta rets or obsessions and compulsions that look like a child that would get ocd. >> she said it caused her son to have outbursts of violence or anger i should say. >> along with those symptoms of ticks and obsessions and compulsions can be emotional ability and anxiety. there's nothing in the disorder to suggest violent behavior or violent thought. so i don't know that one could directly make the case. but kids who suffer from ocd are often bully ied. if we want to think about this kid doing something that was done say in the columbine situation, you know, bullying can often lead sadly to aggressive behavior on the part of the kid who has been bu

that might be a good -- >> well, i hope they didn't use dorothy gail's home as a model.k out well. >> stephanie: gale force winds named after her? it is possible to make your home tornado proof so one structural engineer but it is not very practical. it is extremely expensive. probably won't be aesthetically pleasing. another one said it is possible but not a home anyone would want to live in because you know, things like doors windows and roofs, you couldn't have those. >> you couldn't have those? >> stephanie: no. to be completely safe, he said the entire house would need to be missile resistant to reach that level of protection, one's home would have to be made with solid concrete no windows and a steel door. that sounds inviting. >> that would be against hoa rules. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: but he said, we talked about this yesterday. somebody from oklahoma called. you can protect your family with an above ground safe room tested and engineered or with a below ground shelter that has a tested door on it. shelters whether above or below the ground can be installed by

last week i was on with gail trotter talking about gun stuff and i thought that there's certain thingsecause she was defending it and her -- what do you call it? her justification was swimming pools. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: swimming pools. one point i forgot to make. is i have a swimming pool. i have to have liability insurance. why don't you have to have that if you have a gun. and swimming pools are not designed to kill. >> right. >> stephanie: anyway tommy christopher wrote a great piece entitled revol shun -- [ inaudible ]. i'm amazed what he is saying when i am on the phone -- >> they call you an afeet liberal woozy. >> stephanie: this has focused the attention of marketing to five year olds. matt lewis has used our revoel shun to suggest that critics are insufficiently masculine. a gun culture that must be completely foreign to liberal [ censor bleep ] woozies. >> sure. >> stephanie: i get that i don't believe in the -- you know. he said -- he -- he is qualified to speak about this because he was country before country was cool. he singles out urban colleagues