bobby evans, gail gilman, felicia mcsomething. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joe orwac and was the lead act in teatro zinzanni for seven years. there are so many reasons to bring tz back, but for me the most important thing is the community, the relationships. tz is a family. it's not just a job that you go to. norm and annie have created this amazing family and as a performer who performed all over the world, there has no other experience like teatro zinzanni. i was able to bring my family out here. my daughters went to school of the arts in san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't think there was any life outside of new york city and here i am in san francisco and it's the most wonderful place and teatro zinzanni made that all possible for me. and the relationships and to leave this theater, people say that you know you have a good show when the audience doesn't leave necessarily talking about you. but they leave talking about themselves. and nig

>> interesting you should ask, gail. we were quiet suspicious as well.tually an actor, director based in l.a. and in fact when we went and talked to him, it's not real. everyone in this video is an actor. there's a reason he put it together as well. to shine the light on all us kids we kind of assume our parents have nothing to do and have no life without us and if we show up they'll stop everything they've got. so it's just a funny video to say look guys mom has a life too. maybe you should check. >> thanks so much for joining us. that's going to do it for rtm. we'll see you next time. >>> see the moment he found out he was wrong. why this one definitely is the catch of the day. >> holy cow. that is amazing. >> remember thriller mom who danced away stress as her husband battled cancer. >> she did give birth to a healthy baby boy. >> now the whole family is here with another great update.

at the time gail schaefer was the secretary of state of new york. >> in fact some fire investigators from my office at the time had been in vietnam and said that the way that the windows caved in was like the effect of a nooepon bomb. >> reporter: does that worry you living close though that, knowing what happened. >> it does, i refer to it as a sleeping giant. giant. when you talk about pipeline safety, i tell people it's an oxi-moron, it's not that save. >> reporter: a point reinforced by two accidents with the same pipeline in 2004. in 2004 an explosion destroyed a home. in 2010, a leak caused an evacuation. by the way, the company that built this pipeline also took domain. >> is there a way that the folks can stop it at this point? >> it's difficult. the power is all on the petrochemical injury side. >> mike is an executive with the williams company. williams delivers almost one-third of the natural gas used in the united states. williams has been cited numerous times for safety violations and fined for not adequately maintaining and inspecting the lines. what guarantee to you de

. >> document examiner gail heath compared the handwriting on the note to jonathan binney's handwritingples. >> in this particular case, we were looking at hand printing. and hand printing can also be extremely identifiable back to an individual. most individuals when they first learn to write do learn to write from something called copy book style, which is printed letters within a textbook. >> there were a number of clear similarities. the lowercase "g," especially at the end of words, was unusually open. the lowercase "f" was almost always tilted at an angle to the rest of the letters in the word. >> in examining the question to the known, i pretty much was able to account for each and every pen movement and pen characteristic that i saw in the question. >> gail heath concluded that jonathan binney most likely wrote this note. >> on the nine-point scale, this was at the first position, a total identification of the handwriting. that's pretty much it. that's top of the -- top of the scale. >> and prints on the note matched binney's. when police went looking for jonathan binney at his

this is called a nighing gail ceremony.duates held a lit candle to honor florence nighing gail who held nighttime rounds to aid wounded soldiers. >>> "action news" continues at 10:00 with brian taff shirleen allicott adam josephs and ducis rodgers. please join us for a special "action news" investigation at 11:00 here on channel six. here is wendy saltzman with a preview. >> reporter: homeless mother and her children say they were promised that they would be able to move into this house in less than 30 days. tonight we'll tell you why the house is still boarded up and why she is without a home. so what happened? we'll tell you why the charity is now asking you to donate only on "action news" tonight at 11:00. >> and for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >> ♪♪ >>> the breaking news. the fib now called in on the train derailment. the conductor revealing new information about what she may have heard. was the train hit by some type of object? and the

the cultural support team described and get a lemon -- gail lemon's book are an example of that. i have the think it is clear that in the 21st century, the military cannot afford to lose out on those most talented, regardless of their gender. no one wants to compromise the readiness and effectiveness of the armed forces, and least of all, the women who are willing and eager to serve. the change is difficult for any institution, any organization, particularly a large organization such as the u.s. military. we hope this conference will help to answer some of the outstanding questions that some of these services may still have with regards to the full implementation. this afternoon, we have a very full program and rich program. we will be examining three key issues that keep coming up in this debate. one is about the standards for occupational positions. the second is about -- and the third is about leadership. we will also hear about the actual experiences of women in combat, and we will be doing later on by gail lemon, the author of "ashley's war." we will talk let her book and sp

. >> well spotted gail. >> nice. it's an expandable baton. she had a weapon in her hand and was not obeying the command. police have written a statement and saying that they were armed and trying to deescalate the system and they did not do the instructions and because she was carrying the weapons they did a force. they cut the injuries and they only required basic first aide. >> these were all fighting in the middle of the street and blocking traffic and hurting each other. >> yeah you can watch all of the videos like this and into you're in the situation, you will never know the danger that the officers are in and the people involved that are fighting. >>. >> when fire is blasting you have to get the camera out and watch the firefighters go to work. they claim that some people may have been trying to strip some proper wiring out of the building. that could be what started. it could be on the outside and standing back and blasting through the smoke and fire and you see the firefighters up through the roof and trying to get the thing under co

gail seven right here on abc7. what the preference, l.a. or houston? if you put in stake in the regular season meetings its the a flip of the coin. dubs beat both team. the players don't care. their focus is on continuing to execute as they did in three state wins. >> we learned if we play our brand of basketball it's tough to beat us in four games. we ready to study them and we're not ready for the season to be over. we feel like we're taking one game at a time. we feel like we'll come out on top. >> either team presents different challenges. no preference. we can beat anybody. >> tuesday night 6:00 p.m. oracle arena game one western conference final. >> two weeks ago the kentucky derby, american pharaoh beat the field. no such drama today at the 140th preakness stakes. total domination. >> american pharaoh is all by himself. five lengths in front. and american pharaoh has won the preakness. >> driving rain, minutes before the start made for a muddy and sloppy track but didn't fake american pharaoh, now two-thirds of the way into the triple crown. a w

. >> we found gail on a boardwalk bench, she is renting now and will be back during the summer. >> go online and find anything you want any price range and anywhere. >> right on the boardwalk at 14th street beautiful. >> we started out with two weeks and went to a month and then he built a house in the gardens and we have that house for 23 years. >> we knew every summer we came here for a month with our parents and all the things we did here like coming up to the boardwalk. >> the weather is beautiful and the family atmosphere is wonderful. >> consider the shoulder season that june or september can you get some really big bargains. in ocean city, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow your

either way, gail, thank you for being the link. if you want to come to the set to watch her broadcast we happen to be in a real space, we are not just virtual. we are in new york city in the shadow of the empire state building and i would love to host you here. you could sit on the set, bring a guest we are $1000, taking us to $2000, we cannot do it without you. calling. if you live in seattle or eugene oregon or olympia, washington, if you have -- if you live anywhere in western or eastern washington state, and idaho, michigan, minnesota illinois or indiana utah, moab, salt lake city or somewhere in between, make that call right now. i can only tell you that we cannot do this without you. ohio, columbus, cleveland, or anywhere in between. the underground railroad, oberlin, make the call, fill the phone lines, your call makes a difference. eastern washington, we need you. western pennsylvania, are you watching? get the book, it's a 100 $20 contribution. hey, thank you very much. i had almost forgotten about it, but we got an anonym

the fire started on gail drive and no injuries are reported. of then a wild fire burned 11 acres in the state and county park. the fire started on the side of the road near the intersection in south san francisco. strong winds made it difficult to control the flames so a helicopter and two planes were called in to help fight that fire. no one was hurt. no structures damaged in that fire also. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> coming up in our next half hour growing concern baez the islamic state's terror group's use of social media to recruit fighters. the counterattack from the u.s. government on youtube. >>> and the san mateo bridge back open in both directions after a weekend long closure for construction work. we'll tell you about the improvements that were made and the traffic troubles that were happening as a result of this closure. >>> welcome back everybody. the time is 4:30 on the dot. traffic looks like it's moving very nicely until both directions. there is a lower version. lower shot of the san mateo bridge it lo

. >> funny you should bring that up gail. he's talking about how they have to get to the end of the valley. we see this. the aftershock hit while they were trekking. can you see the entire other side of the valley numerous landslides. >> he wasn't impacted on his side at all? >> no no he was impacted as well. here a little bit later, he actually looks back. >> oh, my gosh! look at that look at that. holy shoot. >> he very quickly realizes that -- >> we were just on that trail, i kid you not, 20 minutes ago. >> oh, my gosh. >> it really does give you an idea of the scale. this is just one valley we're seeing. of course it's affecting so many people. you think it's all done. a few minutes later in the video, we see across the valley where there's another enormous land slide. you can hear the rumbling of it from across the valley. >> a big one. >> you can see where they were headed to as a helicopter comes in to pick them up. they're dropping off rice and supplies there. they actually get back in the helicopter and these people

. >> good point, gail. talk about fire coming down. watch what happens here. >> oh! >> oh, my gosh! keeps tumbling down within feet of these firefighters. >> you're right. big fire trucks are all there. thankfully north hudson regional fire and rescue were taking a defensive stance. you see the high pressure hoses mounted, those are unmanned hoses trying to use to get up and into the windows of this apartment. reports also say up to 40 people were displaced because of this fire and five firefighters did suffer minor injuries. that's what it looked like from firefighters from the ground. cameraman got up to a neighboring building and got us a bird's-eye view of this fire. it's up over their heads. they're trying to get the water in on an angle. they're trying to use those ladder pipes to shoot through the windows. that's the best they can do. i was listening to the radio traffic on this video. the stairwell was in the center of the building which i have to imagine make it is more difficult for firefighters to make any kind of interior attack on this. >>> the octopus, one of the smart

gail seven right here on abc7. what the preference, l.a. or houston? if you put in stake in the regular season meetings its the a flip of the coin. dubs beat both team. the players don't care. their focus is on continuing to execute as they did in three state wins. >> we learned if we play our brand of basketball it's tough to beat us in four games. we ready to study them and we're not ready for the season to be over. we feel like we're taking one game at a time. we feel like we'll come out on top. >> either team presents different challenges. no preference. we can beat anybody. >> tuesday night 6:00 p.m. oracle arena game one wesrn conference final. >> two weeks ago the kentucky derby, american pharaoh beat the field. no such drama today at the 140th preakness stakes. total domination. >> american pharaoh is all by himself. five lengths in front. and american pharaoh has won the preakness. >> driving rain, minutes before the start made for a muddy and sloppy track but didn't fake american pharaoh, now two-thirds of the way into the triple crown. a win

gail saltz.initiated, to a lay person, you look at that notebook and you see him writing why countless times. and then you also see him planning meticulously the attack inside the theater and you say, you know, this guy is off his rocker. but, of course, that's not the legal standard. >> well, it's not the legal standard and it's actually also not even the psychiatric standard. the psychiatric standard are very specific diagnostic criteria, which he may meet in fact even for, say, schizophrenia if he had psychotic thinking repettively and he has certain other symptoms that would go with schizophrenia. but even if he does have that diagnosis, it doesn't mean that he's legally insane. the legally insane would require him to have not just psychotic thoughts at that time but psychotic thoughts that specifically altered his ability to know that what he was doing was wrong. >> psychotic thoughts when? psychotic thoughts when he walked into the theater? psychotic thoughts three weeks in advance? i mean,

nhk world's kimberly gail reports. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it's a ritual that's been carried out inoyasan for centuries. monks gather by the light of temple lanterns to recite sutras and chant mantras. it's how swiss-born monk curt gensa spends part of his day. thank you so much for taking time for me today. >> oh, you're welcome. >> reporter: he is also an ambassador for the town, where buddhist tradition lives on. so for the past few week, he has been busier than usual, welcoming an influx of people celebrating koyasan's 1200th anniversary. >> why tourists come here? because they want to have an experience like the other people so they come for the spiritual adventure, if you want. and koyasan is known the land, something faith, it is true. >> reporter: monks and pilgrims are honoring revered monk kukai, called kobodaiishi after his death. the area houses the headquarters of the sect and is considered one of the most sacred places in japan. during this 50-day celebration, people can catch a glimpse of rarely seen relics. crowds snake through a temple to see a statue of a healing b

these rescuers i think, knew that gail. they're trying to cut this open. it took them 20 minutes.s a crowd gathers to watch this rescue they see this man walk away from the accident. >> wow! >> according to investigators, this accident was caused by the truck. it was trying to take a curb at excessive speed and rolled over. unfortunately, this man's vehicle was in its path. >>> about $1,500 is what this customer in a salon in brazil racked up to look like this. >> heck of a weave. >> this is brazil. they do like them tight. >> where do they get the hair from a un cornericorn? >> she has nails done, nail decorations put on those nails, very fancy foot treatment done eye, makeup and hair extensions. if they are natural can be very expensive. the reason she's taking them off is because she is not going to be able to -- her husband was going to come over and take care of the bill. husband never showed up and the salon was like we're going to have to take our work back. all we know is she is a 26-year-old student. >> she's a 26-year-old student and her husband is going to come and pay

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i also know that manhattan borough president gail brewer is here along with other local and community leaders. because surely this is a time when our collective efforts to devise approaches to the problems that still afflict us is more important than ever. indeed it is a time for wisdom. for, yet again, the family of a young black man is grieving a life cut short. yet again, the streets of an american city are marred by violence, by shattered glass and shouts of anger and shows of force. yet again, a community is reeling, its fault lines laid bare and its bonds of trust and respect frayed. yet again, brave police officers have been attacked in the line of duty. what we have seen in baltimore should, indeed, i think does tear at our soul. from ferguson to staten island to baltimore, the patterns have become unmistakable and undeniable. walter scott, shot in the back in charleston, south carolina. unarmed, in debt, terrified of spending more time in jail for child support payments he couldn't afford. tamir rice shot in a park in cleveland, ohio, unarmed, and just 12 years old. eric garn

experts agree with gail.ay may's gas prices may be the highest we see this year and that makes the rest of this summer look even better. matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, in other news now protest and several arrests tonight in cleveland after a police officer is acquitted in the fatal shooting of two unarmed black motorists. officers mistook the sound of their car back firing as gun shots. hen dain a daniels has more on the reaction in the city. police officer michael brelo broke down in tears after he was found not guilty inside a cleveland courtroom. the verdict comes after a four week trial in the shoot deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams. the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove briel low fired the fatal shot. >> the defendant proved he's legally excised from liability. >> reporter: demonstrators outside the courthouse expressed their frustration of the ruling. brelo is the only officer criminally charged despite a high speed chase involving about 100 of his colleagues. the purs

thank gail, appreciate it. >> thank you too. what do you think cheryl?t to have repercussions for companies and for employees throughout the country. i mean but i think -- the company does own the phone. they pay for it. so in my opinion and we'll see what jury says in my opinion it is company's right to track her -- track that piece of machinery because they own that phone. not so sure -- >> arias should have been told about the tracking importance of tracking before she took the job. because when she took the job she walked into it cold. not realizing an app that would be installed thenalled her. crucial different. i don't use any work phone for personal things. ever felt nervous or anxious if you can't check your cell phone or tablet constantly. you're the no the only one. there's something called nomo phobia. fear of being without your mobile device. cheryl, look, i don't have this phobia. but i don't like being out of touch with this. immaterial this with me all of the time. i enjoy it. i like being in various loose and i'm not going to apologize fo

mike redmond was fired after the gail.to a 16-22 start to the season. >>> coming in to today's game. the a's were averaging one error. today they exceeded by six committing four more. that would never happen in real life. the a's were two errors in the first-inning alone. they could get out of the inning here on the come back on kessmer. white sox up 1-0. a

we continue to hear stories of survival and incredible stories like that have gail mcneil. she barely made it out of her home. she and her husband got to her car, but as the water rose around it the air bags went off. listen to what happened next. >> i couldn't get out. i was driving and my husband got out on that side. this man appeared and pulled me out. because i could not get out otherwise. >> who was this man? >> his name is chance. that's all i know. >> reporter: as residents like mcneil try to get their feet under them the rain remains with isolated thunderstorms in the forecast that could bring a huge amount of rain in a short amount of time soaking an already saturated ground. john and christine. >> watching the forecasts closely. we continue to get harrowing images of the moments that water tore through the houses along the blanco river. watch this. >> oh, no! >> amazing. caught up in the flooding you are seeing now, three families sharing a vacation family in wimberley including jonathan and his wife and two children. the water picked up the cabin and tearing it

and 80 and warm it up to 85 on friday and the same on saturday great conditions for the aberdeen dad gail. 87 degrees and could see an isolated showers in the afternoon and dry and warm for mom. should we keep the 80s into next week, we'll have that in the accuweather forecast. thank you cecily more to come in the next half our of "action news" at 5:00. the tractor trailer traveling on the new jersey turnpike stopping traffic for miles. >> a suspect stealing shrubbery from a home is all caught on surveillance and we are live at the scene with the very latest. >> those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red ve

castro valley quickly worked to put out a small fire burning on a die hill side the flames broke out an gail drive. again, no damages or injuries reported. >> >> today, the last full day of the san mater bridge, the last full day it will be closed for construction work. here's a look at the quiet bridge it was closed for the entire weekend so the crews could apply a layer of electrical covering, do some routine work and cleaning. the bridge is on track to open by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> >> most drivers out there, alot of people opting to use the bay bridge as an alternate route. here's a live look at the toll plaza. here's what we mean. it looks like a monday morning commute hour. we will likely see a replay of this in go weeks, it will be closed over memorial day to finish the work. >> >> police in mississippi arrested three people in connection with the deadly shooting in hattiesburg, mississippi. two police officers were shot to death following a traffic stop. dean was a k9 officer previously named officer of the year, tate was a newcomer to the department. >> nobody, no parent wants to

gail.hink that women are not serving in combat your book explodes that myth. >> this is really the story about some of the most tested special operations leaders asking how are we going to win this war. ten years in. 2010. if we can't talk to afghan women. we need american soldiers finest american women in uniform to go along cy the battlefield alongside special operations night in night out. to talk to women and see if what they could learn to save troops lives. i think it is the ultimate story of female friendship in the unlikeliest of places which is the special operation battlefield. >> i was surprised that the army itself realized that they needed this kind of a unit. they needed women's help. >> that's right. admiral olson was the first navy s.e.a.l. that had the idea that we needed knowledge and women to talk to women. you had americans from alabama to alaska who were motivated by the desire to be alongside the best of the best on a mission that mattered. serving their country. they

. >> gail has been renting a place for a week, and she says she is coming back for another two weeks this summer. >> go online can you find anything you want, any price range anywhere. >> right on the boardwalk at 14th street beautiful ocean view. >> that sounds pretty good. rental agents tell me if you can't afford summer prices you can get better prices in june and september. >> thank you nora. >>> in just a few days, more than 100 schools will take part in the annual dad vail regatta, there was fun today to help kick off the event rowers taught some former professional athletes how to row including former 76ers world be free, and brian prop and former philadelphia eagle fred barnett, but instead of hitting the schuylkill river they used machines on land making it a whole lot easier to learn. >> well, it's a good thing it's on the cooler side today. awfully warm. >> we are less than an hour away from the evening rush, lets get a check of the traffic report. >> well, it's because you don't want to hear what i have to say. >> i do. >> it's not usually great news at this hour. this af

like gail said what i can say to you is that it has been successful.zen diplomacy. the second thing we were hoping to achieve was to get north and south korea to agree on a crossing point for our walk and for, yes, these two countries have been unable to communicate, we were able to get them to communicate directly with each other. saying that the one point of understanding, maybe after 70 years is that we cross at a certain place. and i think the last thing we've been able to achieve is going over the dmz on sunday and meeting with south korea women to also engage in that kind of citizen-to-citizen diplomacy. >> be careful over there, leymah bowie, gail dillingham we know this is is a risky peace walk, we'll stay on top of this. >>> we're getting a rare look at the relative of the north korea's strongman. his brother surfaced at an eric clapton concert in london. >> we're getting more information about kim jong-un's brother weemplt told recently that kim has grown more isolated. after purging top military leaders and his own uncle. analysts say his si

we will hear about the experiences of women in combat and be joined by gail lemon the author of "ashley's war." we will talk about her book and speak with three women who have served in cultural support teams in afghanistan between 2010 and 2013. we will also hear from two members of congress who have been closely following this debate, representative loretta sanchez from california and representative marta mcsally from arizona. i would like to take this occasion to thank them for their support for this particular issue. i'd also like to thank our co-organizers, the alliance for national defense. no exceptions and initiative of the truman national security project and the reserve officers association and last but not least a big thank you to robert kaufman and the robert kaufman fund in the new york community trust. but we thought to start off this discussion this afternoon we should begin with the department of defense and see where we stand. and we are very happy to hear from two people first of all we'll hear from major general jacqueline von olfost currently serving as the vice direct

so joining us now on the phone is former nypd detective gail alva. good evening, mr. alva. what do you think of all of this? do you think he made it to new york or do you think that he has been in d.c. this whole time? >> well i think -- thanks for having me on -- i think that the police would know if he made it to new york. they spoke to his girlfriend. they spoke to people in new york. they spoke to everybody. so i'm sure they would know if he made it there. and at this particular time i don't think there's any indication he made it up there. it's not easy for him to get away and start traveling all over. even in a car. you know as mr. williams said he got caught in a car with the family member's brother. that sounds more like it. i don't think he really made it that far. but i would just like to -- in these home invasions, they're particularly gruesome. and they're all sort of similar in a way where the person -- the perpetrator who goes into these homes takes full control of the family. and that by threat by hitting, probably picking on a kid, the 10-year-old kid, the w

don't look down, gail. >> see you guys. >> have a great show, thank you. >>> all public schools in sany computer classes. currently there is no computer science curriculum in the city's elementary schools. and classes are available to a limited number of students later on. but that would change under the digital district plan. starting in 2016 it would teach children of all ages how software is made and how data is stored. >>> liz has traffic. >> we are doing better now than we were probably an hour ago. we had one accident coming in after another. the congestion is picking up but at least our accident count is down and we are finally clearing some out so chp just confirmed with us that that accident in antioch is now completely out of lanes. it's still pretty heavy off the antioch bridge and now it's kind of filling in into the pittsburg-bay point area now that all lanes are back open. a little sluggish there on the approach to willow pass heading into concord. the rest of the east bay you can see some slow drive times there on the eastshore freeway through berkeley emeryville and if

>> data gathered by nasa's gail lay low spacecraft suggested jupiter's moon euro pa has a saltwater oceann icy crust. it may even contain twice as much water as we have here on earth. scientists believe the moon contains the ingredients that make it the most likely place to find life beyond planet earth. and this week they selected nine instruments to send aboard a solar-powered probe, which will depart for europa in the next decade or so. nasa has said the instruments are not life detectors, per se, however, they hope to begin to discern whether this moon of jupiter is habitable. to quote galileo, measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so. the correct answer to the "gps" challenge question is "d." in 1981, not 1980, the cdc published a report describing an unusual lung infection in five young men. this was the first official reporting of what became known as the aids epidemic according to aids.gov. as for the other events that did occur in 1980, the iraqi army is still fighting a war, but now with iran on its side. there's still an assad in power in syria, battling s

. >> he's out of the gail for a while.the campaign trail for a while, so he's getting that back. >> go ahead. >> that fire in the belly. he realizes he can't take it for granted. he's got to win over the primary voters and he'll have to do it in a way that he'll push forward a strong agenda and not cave in to just however the wind is blowing and stick true to himself. >> i don't know if it's fire in the belly. it's probably hunger in the belly since he slimmed down so much. you couldn't quite hear what he said but there was one line in which i laughed out loud because i talked to him about how barbara has said we haven't had enough bushes. he said i have enough self-awareness to say that's a little odd. i laughed at it but you couldn't quite hear his word it was odd. thank you both for your thoughts. we're taking view. go to facebook.com/thekellyfile. let me know what you think. did it change your view of governor bush? would you vote for him now when you wouldn't before? >>> one of the winningest quarterbacks of all time

i was the captain of the andrea gail sister ship. most people make the perfect storm connection very quickly. i was running that of the last six years i swordfish and because of the book people were asking how did it change your life and the event didn't change my life a great deal that the book by sebastian changed my life. i started because of a very generous portrayal of me in that book, started getting a lot of attention from the media and got attention from publishers. c-span: what year did you start writing lacks >> guest: is typically one year so i started in 1998 and they crashed in 1999. c-span: in august or because number two on "the new york times" bestsellers list. did you ever think that would have been? >> guest: i was surprised and thrilled. c-span: white mac like you think that this is happening? >> guest: i have a theory people are interested in hearing nonfiction written by someone who has done what they are talking about because they get so many people saying they felt like they were on the boat with me and they fo

this discussion was moderated by gail lamon. she's the writer -- tells the story of a female soldier killed in combat operations in afghanistan. >> does this make a difference for anyone. lemmon: it is a privilege to be on stage ability. second of all it is a privilege to be talking about a book that is out. because some of you know you spent two years with something that is your baby and it is just you and your laptop and now it is out in the world with all of you. it is nice to see it again. this, for me, has been two years of cross-country travel. a lot of holiday inn express stays. and conversations with some of the most seasoned military leaders. to talk about what happened in 2010 and 2011 that led to women on the battlefield alongside special operations. we begin with the question that led to more questions that after months and months finally led to answers. which was i was hosting an event and a marine said it is 2012. in a marine said it is like that lieutenant who died on a night raid in afghanistan last year. and i s