senator graham: too talented.ohn: hillary clinton's campaign launch video would have been better if she blank senator graham: had realized the masters is a big deal. [laughter] mark: lindsey graham is different from the other potential 2016 candidates because he always blank. senator graham: too honest. mark: the biggest misunderstanding about lindsey graham is blank. senator graham: that i am not john mccain's actual son. john: when lindsey graham goes to chipotle he orders blank. senator graham: chick-fil-a. john: after hearing that justin bieber got thrown out of coachella, lindsey graham said to himself blank. senator graham: you have hit bottom. john: when lindsey graham is asked to predict the next president of the united states lindsey graham predicts -- senator graham: not hillary. mark: we asked people all the time, would hillary be easy to beat if she was a democrat nominee or tough to beat? senator graham: i think she would be tough to beat but beatable. mark: why beatable? senator graham: because she i

which takes us to billy graham. graham has been a strident apocalypsesist from the beginning of his career. two days after kerry truman noted the soviet union had admitted and atomic bomb. the world recognized there was a global apocalypse in the making and graham wanted to make the most of that to urge people to make decisions for christ and to be serious about their commitment. this is the team he played over and over again rub his career. and most of his revivals he preached a message on the second coming of christ, he published a book called "world of flame," and in 1983 he of wrote -- published a book called "approaching hoofbeats." in 1992 a book called "storm warning." in 2010 he re-issued the book, updating for the modern context. at 91 years old he said, i believe the storm clouds are darker than they have ever been. prepare to meet your god, the signs of his imminent return have never been greater. for graham, he is creative and explaining the side. in the 60's it was the counterculture and the free speech

jim graham on the d.c. council 16 years, defeated for re-election. out of office last january. what did he do next? well cue the music. ♪ >> which one would you like? >> reporter: cue the laser lights and the fog machine. that's right. jim graham is becoming a nude dancing imbpersario. >> i decided to go into the night dance club industry. >> reporter: in his old ward starting sunday graham will host sunday night male nude dancers for gay men and thursday night male nude dancers for women. are there nights for women to watch women? >> that's something we're actively exploring. >> reporter: the coop restaurant on 11th street where graham was having lunch, customers here were a bit surprised by the new gig. you know what he's going to do now? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he's going to open basically a strip club on george avenue. >> good for him. >> reporter: the house has been in business since 1979. in a neighborhood that is fast gentrifying. the former public official who also consults on homeless and dru

senator graham wants those 28 pages released.t know what is in those pages except that we do know it pertains to the saudi government and two american presidents don't want it released. add to this the following. last year, president obama signed an agreement with saudi arabia to provide for the sale of 60 billion -- with a b -- dollars worth of weaponry over the next ten year from american arms merchants to the saudi government. very dangerous stew here. >> senator graham, many of our viewers may remember him, knocked off jeb bush for governor of florida. when you're on the intelligence committee you know a lot. >> what the government reveals to you when you're on the intelligence committee you take an oath not to reveal. so you're ham strung. a elect publish official who head promised to the votes and you know these horrible truths and can't reveal them. you may recall senator feinstein got around this by reveal egg the evidence of torture on the floor or the senate where she cannot be prosecuted or sued. former senator graham

what is it that sends graham -- sets graham apart from christians? first his view of the church. camping and david koresh culpable out of the church and graham did the opposite, he wanted believers to work together to build bridges which made him less offensive or threatening. he differed with koresh on the battle of armageddon. and unlike camping he believed you could not know the date of the second coming so it is always imminent am a not right around this corner but the next corner. that was the genius to keep expectations high. camping criticize the american government and graham befriended politicians. while david koresh -- so graham might've been more dangerous in terms of this influence about how he is influenced american history. the work of these three prophets of doom give life to the idea that millions believe the time is nigh. the u.s. has produced creative innovative leaders. sometimes like david koresh their work threatens the nation, like harold camping they provide amusement and like billy graham the work can shape international politics and penetrate the white ho

not dissimilar from what lindsey graham had to say. you know, when you've got these super pacs and billionaires able to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the candidates of their choice, making sure have you the money to run a credible campaign is very, very important. and that's one of the factors we'll have to determine. >> well, he said it's a 91% chance he's going to run. how about being as specific as he is? >> well we'll see. we're working on it and we'll make the best decision we can within the near future. >> real quickly if you run against secretary clinton do you really -- realistically, you've been in politics 35 years. do you realistically think you can win or is this to make a point and to try to bring her closer to you on some of these issues? >> chris, good question. i would not run unless i thought we could win. i think there is a lot of discontent out there on the part of ordinary people who feel the system is grossly stacked against them. >> senator sanders, thank you. thank you for joining us. please come back,

graham: how many do you have? adm. locklear: i have about 150 ships in my or are -- in my or from san diego to the theater. what would be impacted by the size of the navy is the ability to rotate forces forward to augment the ones that are at dateline all the time. the problems we are having now with sustaining our numbers even with the seismic have today , sequestration would drive that further into the ground. sen. graham: it would be hard to pivot to asia under sequestration. adm. locklear: yes sir. sen. graham: all right, so the likelihood of an armed conflict between south korea and north korea, how would you evaluate that on a one to 10 scale, one being very unlikely, 10 being highly likely, say, in the next 10 years? general? gen. scaparrotti: i caveat by saying that i think he knows that a conventional attack on south korea would be the end. i don't think that is his purpose. i think it is to maintain his regime. but over a 10-year period, it's above a five. it's a six probably. sen. graham: and the more real -

lindsey graham on this. now that they got him down, throw the book at hem. going to dissuade the terrorist is down they go. >> and what was interesting to e me was they let the guy out of jail so quickly.ure i thought for sure he would stay in jail.l. >> well, you're the one who is talking about the kremlin. we have habeas corpus here and we have bail. >> thank you panel. we'll be right back with a final note. ha corpus here and we have bail. >> we'll be right back with a final note. is it our insightful strategies that make edward jones one of the country's biggest financial services firms? or 13,000 financial advisors who say thank you? it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness...

>> lindsey graham.ey graham first, last and always. >> so let's say he doesn't run, despite your pushing and urging who of the established mainframe, you know the koch brothers have already had their five picks eyed whom. do you have? >> i'd let the system play out. that's why campaigns matter and debates matter. but i have a great respect for jeb bush. i'm going to leave somebody's name out. chris christie walker. >> but you're not going to be doing any ads for rand paul for the time being. >> yep. look again, i have a number of them. i'm have impressed with marco rubio. >> okay. you mentioned that a few times. marco rubio. all right. >> jeb bush is a wonderful guy. >> just not those other guys. thank you very much senator. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified business

toya graham will be live on "cbs this morning" tomorrow.he cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> is diane sawyer now demanding can kris jenner apologize after the bruce jenner exclusive. >> kris confronted, is she feuding with diane and why some are saying bruce's upcoming transition documentary could ruin his reputation. >> bruce jenner needs to be very careful. >>> and duchess is late to deliver and driving? today's royal baby frenzy. >>> plus -- >> see dabsncing derick after his injury. and we

lindsey graham got the most at ease and most jokes. chris christie who needed a good performance seems to be making a little headway in new hampshire. >> carl, thanks for that. let's bring in one of those republican candidates south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, i want to start with the headline on the solan.com website, lindsey graham loses his mind for saying the man who flew in a gyrocopter, should have been forced down or shot down. are you serious about that? >> deadly serious. i think our nation is war with radical islam. the primary goal of these groups is to attack our nation. washington is a prime target. this many years after 9/11 with this many groups warning to hurt us at home i'm astounded somebody can do what he did. i'm glad he's not hurt but that shows you how far defense is falling and constantly minimizes the threats we face as a nation. i will not be part of that. >> now, some people may say lindsey graham loses his mind for seriously considering running for president in 2016. carly -- >> okay. >> carly f

toya graham will be live on "cbs this morning" tomorrow.he cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the biggest offenders. and that's just part of the >>> waste water? then pay up. a $10,000 fine for the biggest offenders and that's just part of the governor's new plans to crackdown. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. the governor has already set some steep conservation goals for the entire state. allen martin is here to tell us the new proposals would put some teeth in to that order. >> the money is enormous. the fine, up to $10,000 for the state's biggest water wasters. the governor made his announcement today after he met with the mayors of 14 california cities and those do include oakland's libby schaaf and sam liccardo. he's beefing up the penalty structure for water wasters and empour water agencies to issue those fines if they're not currently allowed to do that. a $10,000 pe

toya graham will be live on "cbs this morning" tomorrow.he cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> we're just picking up the pieces. >> the police is not bringing no peace in our streets. >> we don't need this, man. >> if we don't get justice it's going to be star wars. >> i'm here to pick up the pieces. >> we've worked too hard to build this community. >> the leaders is us right here. >> we're out here today to help clean up because we live here. i think there's a big us versus them mentality as it relates to us and the police. >> right now at 7:00, a big contrast in baltimore where the protesters today have been mostly calm and peaceful after yesterday's violent riots. you're looking at a theme in baltimore city right now where people are milling around and in a mood that is far different from what we saw

and lindsey graham. if you like john mccain, then you're going to love lindsey graham. >> my ill la jit mitt son lindsay gram is covering that. >> put your hands together for south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> sam, my man, your reaction to graham? >> not happy with that. he's more of a whammy pick without actually being a whammy pick. >> he's in the level above whammy but not whammy. >> i had him ranked 20 out of 25. >> the only person who wants him to vunrun is mccain. >> you're screwed on that. >> let's take it 15 because that's before 16. >> that's right. i like your strategy. i like the think -- this is how you run things. we got san tore um. >> rick santorum. the sweater vest days are back and probably new ideas are here. all i know is don't google him. he's former pennsylvania senator, rick santorum. >> you'll take it? >> that's going to have some legs. >> will he appear in any debates? >> yes. many. i'm calling, rick, many. >> i'm clearly in the lead based on great skill at this game. >> yo

tom sherwood got the scoop from graham himself. >> reporter: you know this jim graham on the d.c. council 16 years, defeated for reelection, out of office last january. what does he do next? well cue the music. ♪ >> which one of these do you like? >> reporter: cue the laser lights and fog machine. that's right, jim graham is becoming a nude dancing in pra sar yoe. >> i cast about for various things an i decided to go into the adult entertainment industry. >> reporter: in his old ward starting sunday, graham will host nude male dancers for gay men and thursday nights male nude dancers for women. are there nights for women to watch women? >> that's something we're actively exploring. >> reporter: today where graham was having lunch customers here were a bit surprised by the new gig. do you know what he's doing now? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he's going to open basically a strip club on georgia avenue. >> good for him. >> reporter: the house has been in business since 1979. in a neighborhood that is fast gentry phiing. the former public official who also consults on homeless and d

tonya graham to me is my hero. i want to see more tonya grahams. law enforcement are not the parents of some of these young people. the parents need to take control of their child, or their children and make sure that they respect law enforcement. >> tad, unfortunately we're running short on time. we appreciate you being here with us. i think a lot of people would agree with that. >> my pleasure. >> tonya graham there she is right there, going after her son. exactly. the lessons of a mother who loves her son. as we have been reporting, that curfew now in effect. baltimore police commissioner saying the city is safe and stable. we certainly hope it stays that way. >> police are moving in shortly after 3:00 10:00 p.m. about four more hours of that curfew. we'll keep you updated as we watch baltimore tonight on fox. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car?

she clearly bee rated her son, toya graham. she made headlines all around the world and today she's here in studio 57. she fought her son to keep him out of the rioting. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> an impact in the way the september 11th attacks did not. for the first time in regular season play all fans will be banned from a major league baseball game today. the orioles are hosting the white sox and baltimore's camden yards s. chip reid is outside the ballpark with this historic move. chip, good morning. >> good morning. this is an unprecedented move. commissioner robert mannford says it's in the best interests of the feigns. the legal historian said this game will set the record for the lowest attendance in history breaking the previous record of six set back in 1882 but the game will be broadcast on tv and radio. an average ball game fills 34,000 seats but today they will be empty aside from a few members of the press and manltd nens staff. because of the unprecedent protests the three games against the race will

that's what toya graham told cbs news.ell phone video shows graham forcing her son out of the street on monday while screaming and smacking at him. >> get over here now! >> baltimore police commended graham for taking charge of her son. graham says she was only concerned about protecting him and she hopes the incident will serve as a teachable moment for him. >>> a peaceful protest in chinatown here during the evening rush hour. a small group of demonstrators shut down traffic on seventh street northwest. that's in front. verizon center. they said it was in solidarity with those protesters in baltimore. demonstrators eventually marched to the white house. >>> the screening of the film "american sniper" is back on at university of maryland college park. last week a student group cancelled the film because the muslim student association claimed that in their view it was anti-muslim. cancelling the movie led to hateful and rationalist messages on social media. after a long discussion on the first amendment and the exchange of

graham will serve as a special events director two nights a week. sunday nights will be nude male dancing for gay men. thursday nights nude male dancing for women. graham told tom sherwood why he's choosing this as his next job venture. >> i've had a lot of different experiences but i wanted something different from all of that. i wanted something that was fun and quite honestly i'd like to make a buck two. >> he's just being honest. graham has been out of office after losing the democratic primary a year ago. he also spent time volunteering for drug abuse and homeless issues. >>> well apparently disney's "frozen" has fans of all ages even kansas republican senator pat roberts. >> i think the preference issue -- ♪ let it go let it go -- ♪ [ laughter ] just let it go. [ laughter ] >> the interruption came as tom vilsack was answering a question during a hearing on u.s. tariff policy yesterday. roberts kept the joke going on line tweeting out "somebody tell the obama administration to let it go" with the hashtag "for the grand kids." >>> gorgeous spri

but i can tell you this about lindsey graham. hardest thing in politics is not beating on your political opponents but disagreeing with your own party and your political friends. i have done that when i thought it was best for the country. so i can tell anybody listening to this program, when it comes to being president of the united states i would put the country ahead of the party. i got a record to prove it. >> let's just talk about the last republican candidate who's also in the senate with you that we haven't discussed, ted cruz. he is positioning himself as the conservative candidate. not just on fiscal issues but on social issues even trying to appeal to the evangelical base. can you ever see yourself supporting ted cruz for president? >> i'm going to support anybody in our party that wins the nomination because they'll have convinced my party they are the best person to carry the banner. i think we've got a great chance of winning. senator cruz has got to prove to the american people that he's got the judgment experience

graham today and be invited into her home.i want to show what's happening in new york city right now. that's a live picture. we don't actually have control over this camera. this is from wabc, a helicopter shot, you can see a lot being shined on a large number of protesters moving -- i believe that was around 57th street. and it's not exactly clear what's happening. but there is clearly -- that 57 -- you're looking at right now. so it looks like it was perhaps -- perhaps over on 56th that the protesters are making moving down, heading east. it looks like. that's the west side highway, i believe, from what i'm looking at. so you see there's a large number of protesters moving down the street, heading east. but it's not exactly clear what has been going on. it looks like there is a smaller number of people there with some police vehicles around them. we have seen demonstrations similar to this, if you recall, in new york, several months ago. there were demonstrations up the west side highway, demonstrations unlike any of us had

council meb jim graham. he'll be on stage at the house two nights a week starting this sunday. >> is he going to be on stage fully clothed? >> i hope. >> reporter: cue the music for jim graham. ♪ the laser lights and the fog machine. jim graham is becoming a nude dancing impresario. >> i cast about for various thing pz and i decided to go into the adult entertainment industry. >> reporter: sunday nights nude male dancers for gay men, thursday nights male dancers for women. on the coop restaurant friend and political consultant chuck theefz wasn't sure what graham would do next. >> but what it was i had no idea. i knew it would be creative and fun. jim worked super hard for 16 years in government for the people. i think it's high time that he have some fun. >> reporter: graham already volunteers for drug abuse and homeless issues. the club is something different. >> i wanted something that was fun. quite honestly, i'd like to make a buck or two. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> hundreds

it sounds like a disaster is unfolding if you lose lindsey graham, if lindsey graham says i'm not goingid to iraq if they don't go in there and protect the people in anbar province in ramadi if you lost him, forget about it. >> well that's the politics of the problem. the bigger reality is we do have an investment in fighting isis. we can't not be engaged in iraq. that's not a viable alternative. when it comes to the humanitarian crisis there are over 3 million people of interest. ramadi is more important because this is the provincial capital of anbar. the western belly of iraq. if you use anbar province in many ways you have lost the state or the potential of keeping iraq together. there's a lot more at stake than an oil well. >> phil you agree, right? >> i do but, look we have to look at this long term. every week or so we're seeing changes on the battlefield. last summer it was isis advances. this is a multiyear war and we can't be making decisions politically or analytically based on whether isis made progress this week or last week. we'll be at this for years. >> what do you think

and also billy graham. he is a staunch supporter and an advocate of corporate interest so much one newspaper calls him the big business evangelist said in the garden of eden will be a place of no you do meters or dos. that is his idea of paradise eisenhower is a co-sponsor and believes he was elected to lead a the country so he comes into office with that manifest from the very start and holds a massive prayer service that morning. he has 800 people in the church with him. he leads the country in a prayer that morning the very first float is called god's float freedom under god and in god we trust. so on it went so from the very start to refuse religion into politics. >> host: was to write eisenhower a religious man? was a political? >> a little of both. he calls himself the most people man i know. his family didn't have a good record to attend church but he saw himself as a fundamentalist. he comes into office in firmly believes of the office but that is a little different they see it as a means to an end.

>> graham martin never thought that day would come. he was the ambassador in vietnam.had convinced himself the communists would accept a negotiated settlement to the latest hostilities. but he simply had not considered that the war would ever be lost. how could he? graham martin was a cold warrior in the old stripe. he had lost an adopted son in vietnam. it wasn't in his constitution to admit the war was finished. he would not surrender to the godless commune is. >> reporter: but the communists were intent ops on taking saigon. pounded south vietnamese targets, around the clock. the violent barrage cleared the way to clear key cities lie hue and danang. obliterated half of the south vietnamese army. >> i flew into the embattled areas soon after the worst began to happen and i saw the south vietnamese army retreat into the sea throwing away its yurms. ituniforms. it was a horrible sight. bad leadership, on president tu's part was what led to that route. >> the north viet snam ease vietnamese army had surrounded saigon. they had to protect their life's work. >> what did

in a closed door meeting president bush cited lindsay graham who could announce a candidacy, saying the pull out in 2011 a strategic blunder. critics from the left accused president obama of his policies being a continuation of president bush from the middle east. republican candidates call it absurd. a former secretary of defence during the regan administration and senior fellow at the american center for progress focussing on budget and nags although security. continuing president obama's policy, is it as g.o.p. candidates insist absurd. >> no he's acting like ever yi post world war ii republican president, except bush 43. you know when i worked for regan, and he sat with gorbachev he said something to the effect "i bet you the right wingers and hardliners are bleeding about this. when he met gorbachev he said look, we are not going to change your social system, we recognise you as a super power, is that worse than what obama has done with iran?" after all the soviet union was an existential threat >>> the republicans suggest that what president obama has done with iran and other hot

graham is going to be live on cbs this morning tomorrow. you can watch her interview right here on wusa 9. she's got a huge fan following right now with facebook and twitter. mom of the year, a lot of folks are praising her for doing this and getting her son off the streets. it's exactly what police asked for yesterday. get your kids home. in baltimore story somewhat of a success story. >> garrett shows us how police and activists were able to urge some would-be troublemakers to go home. >> reporter: what was a crowd of dozens of people on this sidewalk has now dwindled down to nothing. that's a huge victory for the anti-violence advocates out here today trying to make sure no one crossed the street behind me to tangle with police and nobody got hurt. >> we will forever give your name the praise because of who you are. >> reporter: across the street from security square mall, church leaders and gang leaders united with a common purpose. prevent any further violence on their streets. >> we worked too hard to build this community to let anyon

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abraham dared a and what we don't think of in this group billy graham. graham is a staunch supporter of the christian libertarians, not because so much so the london newspaper called them that he business famously in the 1950s to address at the garden of eden will be a place with no union leaders no union dues, no snakes in the disease. that's his idea of paradigm. eisenhower believes he is the lack or to leave country in a spiritual revival so when it comes into office in a manifest from the very start. he holds a massive prayer service that morning. previous president. largely in private. a hundred more outside. he leads the country and a prayer he wrote himself that morning. a first for inauguration. the very first is called god's float. freedom under god and in god we trust pearsall on it went. the theme from the very start of religion and politics is an important one. >> host: was dwight eisenhower religious man? if you believe this? >> guest: yes and sincerely religious. he calls himself the most deeply religious man i know. his family had not a go

graham, what has been your role in this process? dr. graham: this is actually a start up, and the start up is for commercialization and it provides support to services for people who wants to start a company, and that can include funding and coaching on how to start a business. peter: this is terry grant and -- terry graham and tyler lighting -- livey at ces international in las vegas. announcer: we also visited a tech show and talked with representatives regarding technology. peter: what is the product that you are demonstrating here on capitol hill? >> we are demonstrating a mobile medical lab that we are showcasing here tonight and we want millions of americans to be safe with their medical records in their hands and so the blue button association would give americans easy access to their records, but this will help you download information from medical care and it will help you to try to download this record and to print this so it is very user friendly with several pages of text in english. you can run this on your phone and gives

and key critic republican credit lindsey graham. also talk to popular republican presidential candidate rick santorum. in indiana and openings where. plus reaction from the human rights campaign tas to where the next fight will be. and we'll get update on the final four and look forward to tomorrow's big game. that with our all-star panel because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, happy easter and pass over. bob is off today. we begin with the deal struck between the u.s. and iran. easter mass this morning the pope praised as opportunity for peace. but many question remains. here is how the proposed deal works. iran would reduce total number of centrifuges from about 19,000 to just over 5,000 enriching uranium. that is the time it could take iran to build a bomb for at least one year. iran must allow international inspectors into all of the nuclear sites and reduce stockpiles of nuclear fuel and modify plutonium reactor which could have produced fuel for a bomb. once inspectors have verified that pr

her name is toya graham for an interview only seen on "cbs this morning." she'll take us inside the remarkable video of her, how shall we say scolding her son. >> i can't wait to meet her. >> me too. >>> firs those returns include salaries of executives like the commissioner roger goodell. >>> the "los angeles times" says twitter stock plunged after first quarter kiss appointing earnings. twitter shares dropped 18% yesterday. the report showed twitter moms to retain the baltimore rioters. it refers to one mom who took matters into her own hands literally. toya graham spotted her son. cameras captured the moment she found her son. she yelled at him and struck him which quickly resulted in viewings. more than 2 million people viewed her response. the hash tag, mom of the year began trending on twitter, and today toya graham, a single mom of to leave the doctor's office. we have to go. to get there and see the massive polices and the helicopters. i actually ran over to the police and said where are the children that have to take this bus route here. >> tell us

people are a little tired of losing. >> reporter: could senator lindsey graham be that person? perhaps perhaps. he is in the top three. he told me he is not just in it to win south carolina. if he doesn't do well in iowa and new hampshire he will pull out before the south carolina primary and support someone else. could rand paul be that person? he is polling way down the list. he is trying hard in today's event. just since tuesday his campaign raised more than a million dollars. jenna? jenna: john roberts live in south carolina today. thank you. jon: to the sweeping verdicts now in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted of all 30 charges. now the stage is set for the jury to decide whether he should get the death penalty. molly line live outside of the u.s. distribute court in boston with more. molly? >> jon, the penalty phase could begin as soon as next week. it is worth noting that next week also marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. when dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother tamerlan placed two bombs at the finish line, killed thre

to the mom of the year whose name i'm forgetting. >> toyya graham. >> toyya graham. >> you know i understandbeen some criticism, we're not supposed to hit our kids that's not the way we teach them things. i'm sorry, if i saw my children -- >> she was cuffing him. >> the mama grizzly would have come out. and i have to say, i have two white daughters, and when they go out at night in their cars i worry about them every single time, but i do not worry. i tell them if they're stopped by the police to be polite. i don't worry about them being injured by the hands of police. and if they were african-american, i would. >> i had lunch the other day with a former republican congressman, african-american guy, and he went through all the stories, stopped by police stopped by department stores. guys you never expect. >> as the only black kid wlostho's gone through that conversation with his mother decades ago. >> it wasn't decades. you're too young. >> well it was. it's a painful conversation to hear as a young, idealistic person who thinks the world is perfect and everything's going to be all right. my

graham said she didn't want her son to be the next freddie gray.er neighborhood applauded her parenting. >> we do care for our young. we do care about our city. and everyone that's not our blood related children. >> graham says she hopes that this will be a teachable moment. >> officials in bucks county need your help finding a burglary suspect who targeted a church. this is surveillance video from tuesday morning at the nativity of our lord church. you can see the thief forcing open poor boxes which is money donated by parishoners. it's unclear how much he snatched. if you have any information call warminster township police. >> it's now 4:53. all new in the next half hour of "action news" police are on the hunt for the person who attacked a man behind a shopping center in delaware. >> plus see the cat from south jersey whose weight is equivalent to a 700-pound human and how humans plan to help it lose weight. >> nigerian armed forces say they have rescued nearly 300 girls and women in the forest a known boko haram strong hold. an army spokesman s

graham spoke to cbs news explaining what was going through her mind that very moment. >> he said when i seen him my instance was to run. i'm a no tolerant mother. everybody knows i don't play that, you know what i mean. he knew, he knew he was in trouble. that is my only son and at the the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> hear more from toya graham about that moment with her son, she speaks to cbs this morning at 7:00 o'clock here on cbs-3 right after "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning a freddie gray protest overnight in ferguson missouri turns violent. this video was posted to twitter overnight one person was shot in the leg. ferguson has been vocal point of police violent demonstrations in recent months. the the shooting vick them was taken to the hospital, police at the the scene took one person in custody a and recovered a gun. >>> right now it is 53:00. already. 55 degrees. nice start katie. >>> pretty decent start. we have upped our daytime high a little bit here and we still expect this beautiful day that we have been forecasting to unf

emily: a lot of people think of it as paul graham's y combinator. paul: oh, there is a myth. is a really big myth. emily: you call jessica the secret weapon. paul: like, nothing has ever happened at y combinator that jessica did not, like, set her seal of approval on. right? she basically has veto over everything. emily: and this is the first time that you guys have been interviewed together? jessica: yeah. emily: i can't believe that. jessica: well, let's face it, i'm not as interesting as you. [laughter] i don't make colorful remarks. i have chosen to be behind-the-scenes. i'm more comfortable behind-the-scenes. i like running things. paul: this is why she is the secret weapon. she is one of these people who has perfect pitch for character. she can talk to somebody and fairly quickly tell whether they are a good person or not. emily: so tell me about the first class. eight companies, but you didn't know if anyone was going to even apply, right? jessica: right. we had no idea if people were going to apply. and we had a few hundred applications. paul: the most critical innova

senator bob graham. senator, thanks very much for joining us.y declassified the 28 pages, what will we learn? >> first, thank you, wolf, for the opportunity to talk about this important subject. what we'll learn is that the truth will finally be made available to the american people through this and a number of other documents which have also been classified and withheld. i think the truth is going to be that there were many connections between the saudi government banks, charitable organizations, other entities of the kingdom and the 19 hijackers. everyone who was involved in doing a serious inquiry into 9/11 has come away with the conclusion that it is inplausible that these 19 people most of whom could neither speak english or ever been in the united states before could have carried out this plot without some help. >> because the 9/11 commission report, i'll put it on on the screen concludes with this it says it does not appear that any government other than the taliban financially supported al qaeda before 9/11 although some governments may

graham tells me the police have not caught the two men who robbed him. i see people with the clean slate tattoo removal program. they go out and talk to kids to keep them out of trouble. >> thank you. an overwhelming show of support. a local bar has raised $100,000 to help the family of playoff michael johnson. they raised the monday last week after johnson was shot to death responding to a disturbance call. the owner says the proceeds far exceeded expectations. >> journalistic failure. a scathing report about rolling stone's inaccurate report. the columbia school of journalism was asked to conduct an investigation and found they failed. in the end the police found no evidence the attack took place. >> the case of the boston bombing is now with the jury. the prosecutor calls him a man who wanted to terrorize when the eyes of the world would be on boston. the evidence the prosecution presented to the jury. >> it may not be what you think it is. the ingredient that turned up in breast milk sold online. >> bart says there have been more train delays it this

. >> reporter: toya graham tells cbs she used tough love because she wanted to keep him safe and away from the violence. later that night, some residents angry at police rioted looted and set fire to businesses. all of it especially devastating for owners of already struggling businesses like record connection which has has been in the neighborhood for 37 years. how are you going to recover? >> by the grace of god, we're still here. >> pick up the pieces. >> pick up and start all over. >> reporter: steven is trying to salvage some of the appliances at his store after smoke from a fire at a nearby shoe store turned them all black. he tells cnn the riots were the final straw. >> i don't even want to stay in this city anymore. >> reporter: where are you go? >> around the area if i can get to it. the building belongs to me. i've made up my mind now to sell it. i don't want to be mingled with all these people anymore. i'm fed up. >> reporter: really amazing to talk to the individuals in this neighborhood to hear the stories that are happening here. for as bad as it seemed monday night and

the kentucky senator upping the stakes by referring to john mccain and lindsey graham as, quote, lapanwhile, another 2016 candidate, ted cruz, is walking back comments he made about john mccain in new hampshire over the weekend. and president obama is pushing back against progressive leaders in his own party who oppose a trade initiative making its way through congress. joining me now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray. good morning mark, good to see you. >> good morning, tamron. >> let's talk about rand paul and this war of words. certainly escalating. what's in it for senator paul? >> well you know, i do think this is going to highlight one of the big issues on foreign policy where rand paul is going to be in a different place than many of the republican presidential candidates. referring to john mccain as lindsey graham as a lap dog he's watching a different reality than most of us are, given graham and mccain are criticizing president obama by not going far enough, but rand paul is trying to say president obama, lindsey graham, and john mccain are on a more interventio

senator bob graham thanks for joining us.r of the senate intelligence committee. >>> up next governor chris christie sounds more and more like a presidential candidate, you might say. will he make good on his promise to expand the map? he says he can win blue states that means eastern liberal states, if you will, if he is the nominee of the republican party. i'm waiting for him to tell us which states he will take from hillary. maybe pennsylvania, he thinks. i don't think so. stick with us, the place for politics. can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for