>> gerber ringaler, two friends, working together with the every walk campaign, and they said, wouldou come on and help us produce it and help us put it together? and i thought it was a great cause and i said, of course. i would love to. >> where did you shoot this? since the "west wing" set is no longer in existence? >> that was really a challenge. we ended up going to the reagan library. >> any embarrassing stories about beth from when she worked at the "west wing"? >> oh, so many. they was so wonderful and always incredibly upbeat and friendly and hard working and professional. i got nothing. >> probably because she's totally changed. >> what was it like for everybody to come back together? >> it was just terrific, and we had so many blasts on that day. >> what about a show about walking and talking? >> no. >> yeah. >> it was such a magical experience working on that show, and, you know, beth knows i had a small part in it, but it really was an incredible time i think for everybody. >> come friends. we're going for a walk! ♪ >>> riding a skateboard can be risky even if you're not

. >> and obviously citizenship didn't mean the right to vote, did it, professor gerber. >> not necessarily. and that's why there is 15th amendment that says no state may deprive a person of the right to vote on the basis of race or fashion or physical begin or religion. there was a struggle, there was an effort to put sex into the 15th amendment which would say in person has the -- no state maiden the right to vote on the basis of sex, that lost. and at that moment, elizabeth keady stanton says this is a chance to make sure it's capacious vote that all citizens will have. and if we lose that chance, she says we won't have it again until 1940. she pulls 1940 out of the thin air. and i've always felt she reaches over and converses enough -- >> there wasn't enough support to put it in the 15th? >> that's right. people who are drafting the 15th are conscious of the denial of rights to black people and they knew there had been a war over this and the people had died. and women they didn't think had died. so there simply weren't enough votes. charles sumner tried in fact to count the noses in co

. >>> speaking of social media, scott gerber is back talking about ways to help your business. you went in to talk to a boutique store. >> i went to a retail shop that sold various clothing products for kids all the way to adults. i wanted to show the business owner that social media can be a great tool, but you need to understand the metrics and how you can use it to be most effective for your business. >> i want to increase foot traffic and i want to really boost my sales. there are so many social media sites that offer things that are online marketing related that i'm really not sure what's the best things to do. my business is at a critical stage where we have been open for two years, but if i can't increase the traffic, it will be really hard for me to continue to do things. >> one more thing is online video. it will build your brand. let's talk about the four tips to shoot an online video. you need an iphone or flip cam. you want to have a subject. pick a topic that is short and sweet. you want to think about what you want out of the video. do you want to get people to yo

. >> and obviously citizenship didn't mean the right to vote, did it, professor gerber? >> not necessarily. and that's why there is 15th amendment that says no state may deprive a person of the right to vote on the basis of race or national original or religion. there was a struggle, there was an effort to put sex into the 15th amendment which would say no person has the -- no state maiden the right to vote on the basis of sex, that lost. and at that moment, elizabeth katie stanton, this is 1870, and she says this is a chance to make sure that the vote is a capacious vote that all citizens will have. and if we lose that chance, she is talking in 1870, she says, we won't have it again until 1940, she says. she pulls 1940 out of the thin air. and i've always kind of felt in that way she reaches over into our own time and converses with us about -- >> there just wasn't enough political support at that time to put it in the 15th? >> that's right. there -- there -- people who are drafting the 15th are very conscious of the denial of rights to black people and they knew there

speaking of social media scott gerber is back to talk about more about the ways you can use it to help the business. you went in to talk to a boutique store and talk to us about it. >> well, i went tone the retail shop, a boutique firm that sold various clothing products from kids to adults and show the business owner that social media can be a good tool, but you need to understand the metrics and understand how to use it to be most effective for your business. >> i want to increase foot traffic, and i want to really boost my sales. there's so many social media sites that offer things that are online marketing related that i am not sure what is the best thing to do or the right thing to do. my biz inis at a critical stage where we have been open for two years, but if i can't increase the traffic, then it is going to be really hard for me to continue to do things. >> one thing is online video to help you to build the brand and most importantly your personality so customers meet you and want to come in to meet you. and you need a technical device like a cam phone and pick a top thak is s

. >> new this morning, a pedestrian was struck and killed in clinton along old branch road and gerber lane. brianne carter is on the scene with more on this story. >> good morning. we know that police are still investigating what is now a fatal pedestrian accident. -- old branch road and kirby lane. a driver was traveling along the intersection and struck a pedestrian. we understand the driver stayed at the scene. the pedestrian was pronounced dead upon arrival. the only information we have from authorities at this time is the pedestrian is a male. no age or identification has been released at this hour. a rogue was shut down several hours and has now been reopened to traffic. avenues heading into the morning rush hour. authorities continue to investigate this. we will follow its throughout the day. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. a check on traffic and weather lisa baden >> . we had an accident northbound 95 in dale city where there was a longstanding accident yesterday. but this one was moved to the shoulder right away. traffic is expected to be moving coming out fo

closed-door session with the generals have a spot of trouble but deftly deflected much of the civilians a gerberroke united states was the real bad guy. good generals can formally demand united states would ensure the national interest was respected. of the pakistani people deserves of respect. to add some bite the general said they could force the u.s. to shut down the secret program this cia was running out of pakistan. unfortunately publicizing their demands that they the the generals also revealed to pakistani legislators the cia was using the airbase. [laughter] this caused an uproar in parliament for crop they were flying armed drones came less of a surprise to the citizens and the tribal regions. those unmanned aircraft were used for surveillance in their early stages of the war but could be armed with missiles. then the bush and mr. shinn had been attacks launched a suspected terrorists. when the above the administration took over the number of drug attacks spiked. the next year the numbers more than doubled. the obama and ms. station refused to acknowledgement the caa drawn attacks but

. >> joining me now and lenny gerber and pearl berlin, along with zack walls, a gay rights advocate who new book "my two moms." lenny, tell me how you felt last night when the vote came in in north carolina to deny you your rights? >> well, look, this is the way think about what happened last night. the constitution of north carolina, article 1, section 1, says we hold it to be self-evident that all persons are created equal. and last night, they added five words, except gays and lesbians. and that -- that just burns a hole in my heart, that they would put that inequality in the state constitution. >> pearl, after being wounded like that last night, what did it feel like this afternoon when the president of the united states said he disagreed with that vote? he had already come out against that amendment, but has now made the public statement that he believes you should have the right to marry? >> well, naturally i was pleased. i am a little concerned that there might be some negative effects in the next election because of the prejudices and the discrimination, but he has the courage a

. >> facebook ceo mark is a gerber has changed his facebook status from single to married.s longtime girlfriend, 27-year-old priscilla chan, during a small ceremony yesterday. it was apparently a surprise to all of their guests who thought they were coming over to celebrate a recent graduation from ucsf medical school. the couple met at harvard university and have been together for more than nine years. >>> four people are dead after a powerful earthquake in northern italy. the magnitude six-point oh quake hit early this morning north of the city. you see the earthquake caused buildings to collapse, including some historic outings. this was one of the strongest earthquakes to shake the area. >> protesters plan to disrupt the nato summit later this morning in chicago. however, there have already been clashes with police. one demonstrator stepped in front of a moving police van and was pushed back. about 18 people were arrested for disturbing the peace and blocking streets. three men are behind bars on terrorism charges. they are accused of plotting to blow up police stations

gerber. george t. beckett. we are going to fix it up. we have hacked off everybody in america. linda, my child. you little rascal. how good of you to come. >> i really mr. rife to sign the book because i said i'll but she did most of it. >> i am going to tomorrow, between -- i don't make a nickel off this thing. i didn't write it. >> i forgot about that. they have lots of quotes. >> i didn't write it. anyway, i want to add some special notes to this. >> does that mean we will ever get that? >> look, you will get it back. is that my here these? [laughter] >> the one you lost 45 years ago. >> anyway, john dingell came and he doesn't go do anything. i love the guy. they can't caught me kissing him on the head. >> he wouldn't, except for you. a lot of us wouldn't come out. >> i will even hide the book. [inaudible] >> julie susman. >> oh, how are you? how are you? good to see you. how you been? >> i've been well, how about you? >> here i am. >> there is a niche right behind you. >> aneesh raman. >> so good to see you. somebody needs just a quick signed. >> are you sure that is all t

i also -- the shadow minister was michael gerber at the time but i can't remember that. would have spoken to anybody basically to try to get some justice appointed to the campaign. >> the justice in this way, the person who could make their own decision. >> obviously had influence on that decision but the paper was the main form. >> he was the decisionmaker who could affect by direct instruction. >> just picking up the premise of your question is did i tell -- in fact in the newspaper from the day we broke -- that they be covered the baby story it was very clear that that was the same editorial lines of mr board was under no illusion that that was the point of our campaign. >> he was also under no illusion. that with the point of your telephone call as well. >> the telephone call was in part the petition and also wanted to deliver the petition to downing street because nothing was moving on the campaign and we ourselves at "the sun" were very surprised. 1.5 million as a percentage of readership is a huge reaction. it would not just be -- i don't think it was a point of r

i also -- the shadow minister was michael gerber at the time but i can't remember that. would have spoken to anybody basically to try to get some justice appointed to the campaign. >> the justice in this way, the person who could make their own decision. >> obviously had influence on that decision but the paper was the main form. >> he was the decisionmaker who could affect by direct instruction. >> just picking up the premise of your question is did i tell -- in fact in the newspaper from the day we broke -- that they be covered the baby story it was very clear that that was the same editorial lines of mr board was under no illusion that that was the point of our campaign. >> he was also under no illusion. that with the point of your telephone call as well. >> the telephone call was in part the petition and also wanted to deliver the petition to downing street because nothing was moving on the campaign and we ourselves at "the sun" were very surprise 1.5 million as a percentage of readership is a huge reaction. it would not just be -- i don't think it was a point of ref

i also -- the shadow minister was michael gerber at the time but i can't remember that. would have spoken to anybody basically to try to get some justice appointed to the campaign. >> the justice in this way, the person who could make their own decision. >> obviously had influence on that decision but the paper was the main form. >> he was the decisionmaker who could affect by direct instruction. >> just picking up the premise of your question is did i tell -- in fact in the newspaper from the day we broke -- that they be covered the baby story it was very clear that that was the same editorial lines of mr board was under no illusion that that was the point of our campaign. >> he was also under no illusion. that with the point of your telephone call as well. >> the telepne call was in part the petition and also wanted to deliver the petition to downing street because nothing was ving on the campaign and we oursels at "the sun" were very surprised. 1.5 million as a percentage of readership is a huge reaction. it would not just be -- i don't think it was a point of referen