which makes you wonder what are you thinking, gwendolyn? staff for the most part has admitted to stealing. >> they have. >> reporter: i've admitted to being out of control. >> yes. >> reporter: you ignore all that. why? >> because i like to see them get better. >> reporter: (laughs) obviously that was just part of the answer. what are you thinking? >> i've been very lucky and i want people to have what i have. >> reporter: gwendolyn howard is a recovering alcoholic herself. since opening her restaurant a couple years ago she has hired about 20 people with similar checkered pasts. does this work out all the time? >> no. (laughs) >> reporter: half the time? >> yeah, half the time. >> reporter: half of your hires are good hires? >> how about half of my hires are incredible hires? >> reporter: gwen says by the time they wouk in here those who do work out are so grateful for the opportunity they more than make up for the disappointments. then, she says, there are the fringe benefits. like watching someone get their life back. or better yet, thei

gwendolyn? $2,599. what do you say? >> oh! >> drew: it was the computer, i'm sorry. kayak. got more pricing games coming up on the second half of "the price is right." we're going to get them, telling ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: welcome back everyone to "the price is right." we're here with beth selling author jenny mccarthy, trying to raise money for generation rescue. next contestant, please, george. >> george: terry lawrence, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: terry! welcome to the show, buddy. next prize, please. >> george: here comes rachel and gwendolyn with a convection oven. ( cheers and applause ) this commercial convection oven is designed to meet your professional standards. includes three racks, one commercial-grade sheet pan, easy-read dial temperature setting, and a patented baffle system. >> drew: terry what do you bit? >> $550. >> drew: patricia? >> $600. >> drew: $600. teri? >> $750. >> drew: $750. julianne? >> $601. >> drew: $601. actual retail price is: $1,500. ( bell rings ) $1,5

>> i have been very lucky, and i want people to have what i have. >> gwendolyn howard is a recoveringlic herself, since opening her restaurant a few years ago, she has hired 20 people with similar checkered pasts. >> does this work out all the time? >> no. >> half the time? >> yes, half of the time. half of my hires are incredible. >> she says that by the time to walk in here, those that were out are so grateful for the opportunity that and more than make up for the disappearance. and then she says there are the fringe benefits, like watching someone get their life back, or better yet, their family. thanks to a solid job and sobriety, michelle has all three of her kids back home. >> it is crazy, i did not know it would ever happen. >> as a business model what she is doing in fort myers may or may not be prudent but as a life model, she has accomplished something that we all learn from. >> someone has to give them a chance. what if we all be one person a chance? >> i bet that we would all find it addictive ... steve hartman, on the road, in fort myers florida. >> and that is the cbs ev

thank you. >> thank you, when the when. -- gwendolyn. what are your views on this? >> i think the president seems to want to lead us into a celebration of the post constitutional era. it seems everybody in this convention does. he speaks a lot and uses the word democracy, but we do not live in a democracy. the democracy is we will send a sheath vote on lunch. -- three wolves and a sheep vote on lunch. >> nexus matthew, an independent. >> how are you doing tonight? >> great. what did you think? >> i was impressed. i thought obama's main job tonight was to come in and give a detailed strategy of his plan for office, and pretty much all he said is he is going to continue the policies he already started and i was kind of confused over his platform tonight. >> next, setty. >> i would like to say as far as the mtv awards, most of us are not really watching it. we are really supporting the president, and he did a really good job, and being a young person, i am so supportive of my president, especially for myself, my family, my kids, and four mo

even pregnant gwendolyn is here, look at gwendolyn, man, nothing but pregnant models on the show. hey, not bad for a guy with a batting average of .256. >> i'm a thousand right now. >> drew: hey, when are you due? >>ive i've got five weeks ago. >> drew: when is your due date? >> february 226789 i've got a ways. >> drew: nice to have you. nothing but the best. >> thank you, drew. >> drew: hey, enough of that. let's get back to the show. how much for the ipad, harold? >> 750. >> drew: $750. 750. jacqueline? >> 499. >> drew: 499. and logan? >> 751. >> drew: 751! megan? >> 752. >> drew: 752! actual retail price is $668. jacqueline, come on up here! how are you doing? >> how are you. >> drew: where are you from? >> los angeles. >> drew: what do you do? >> oh my goodness, let me think about it. i'm a zumba instructor and reikki. >> drew: are you feeling lucky today? >> yes, i'm lucky. >> drew: i hope you're the luckiest person the the world because here's what's you're going to play. go ahead, george. 6. >> george: hey jacquelyn, you're going to play plinko for a chance to win up to $50

. >> his mom, 20-year-old gwendolyn green was scared. she claims the teachers and principal dropped the ball. >> i'm definitely angry that they weren't paying any attention to my child. >> reporter: she tells me she couldn't find him. >> i'm hiss ter kal. >> reporter: she frantically called her mother, pam gamble. suddenly, pam says she heard a soft knock. it's sincere. >> and he's standing at the door. hi, i'm home. >> reporter: what's your reaction? in a written statement, d.c. school officials say they reviewed footage of the situation. the child did leave the school with another student. the school will continue to review the footage and update the dismissal procedures to ensure this doesn't happen again. >> this could happen to anybody's child and my child could have been hit by a car. he could have been taken by anybody. so it's like a really scared feeling. >> reporter: now, they tell me that they're going to come here to the school tomorrow morning to figure out how on earth something like this could happen. they have a lot of qu

for gwendolyn, it all paid off. >> my blood pressure started to go down. i felt much better. i was able to do things with my grandkids. go to the park. just have fun. >> all right. so everybody's ready to call the pharmacy. doctors say this medication is for people who are obese, clinically obese. not for people who want to lose the last ten pounds. one of its components is known to cause birth defects. another one of the component is one of the active ingredients in fen-phen. it could increase heart rate and blood pressure. if you use this, it's important you're monitored by a doctor. >> fen-phen was pulled from the market. this is the okay fen. >> that's right. >> no women of child-bearing age. that's a huge segment of the population. >> and you have to -- you have to have a great diet. and you have to exercise. >> sharyn, thanks. >>> let's get the weather from sam. >> we're going to start with heavy, flooding rain in the midsouth and to the mid-atlantic yesterday. look at these pictures out of smithville, tennessee, just east of nashville. and know that this kind of rain w

. >> george: here comes gwendolyn and rachel with a selection of makeup!heers and applause ) amazing cosmetics is one of hollywood's go-to brands for creating a flawless complexion for the last ten years. from the red carpet to main street, complexion perfection starts and ends with this 20 piece selection from amazing cosmetics. >> drew: thank you very much. shanelle from amazing cosmetics what do you say? >> $1,000. >> drew: $1,000, okay good luck to you. kevin? >> $525. >> drew: $525. kristin, you've been here the whole show. >> $1,050. >> drew: $1,050. kia? >> i'm going with a dollar. >> drew: dollar. actual retail price: $516. kia. ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) kia. kevin, buddy, sorry. kia, what's happening? nice to see you. hey, george, what do we have for kia today? >> george: kia, how about a new waverunner! ( cheers and applause ) this yamaha vx cruiser waverunner was engineered for performance with a mr1 four- stroke engine and direct drive transmission. trailer included. a prize worth $10,434. ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: kia, say

we have the 3d plasma hdtv, $2,297, over by gwendolyn.ver by rachel we have the computer at $2,830 includes the screen and printer. and over by manuela, the washer and drier $1,475. one of the prices is wrong. tell me the one wrong price and you get all three. snoop is here to consult. >> i think the computer is wrong. ( audience yelling suggestions ) think about it, think about it, baby. don't rush. don't rush. think about it. what do a washer and dryer cost, what does a computer cost and what does a tv cost? >> the computer. >> drew: the computer is the wrong price? >> yes. >> drew: she is going with the computer. rachel, it is all up to you, anything but $2,830 she's a winner and so is snoop's charity. you got it! ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) a winner! way to go! >> believe in yourself baby! >> drew: so far we have $13,122 for the snoop youth football league. 13 grand you are up all ready! >> believe in yourself baby! >> drew: we are going to spin the "whizzle" right after this. don't go away, folks! ( cheers and applause ) ♪

so gwendolyn hoyt thought, if there were women on the jury, they might better understand her state of mind. even if they did not acquit her of the murder charge, they might come in with a verdict of manslaughter. she was convicted of murder by an all male jury. when the case came to the supreme course, we do not understand what this complaint is about. women have the best possible -- best of all possible worlds. they're not on the jury rolls, but if they want to serve, they can for the asking. think of how many men would sign up if they did not have to. she was told this and was dumbfounded. they did not understand her plight. this was in 1961. the liberal warren court. 10 years later, the sally reed case came before the conservative court. a very different response. >> during your time in your -- when you were litigating cases, did you have any trials -- might you talk about the difference between trial work and appeal work? >> there were some cases i started to at the ground and took all the way up. there was one such case. but our cases were not the kind of dramatic trials you migh

have created a very strong community within our larger community of people who care, care about gwendolyn but also about other children with similar conditions and what we should be doing as a nation to stand with them. they have shown how entire communities -- communities can come together to fight diseases like s.m.a. i urge my colleagues to follow their example. we need to come together now to support this bill and in doing so we support families like those in michigan and in santa barbara, california and other places as well, to do all we can do to make this a law and give them hope and courage for the future. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognize. mr. upton: i yield myself 30 seconds. i want to again thank mrs. capps, with so many of us, as we meet these family, we really did not know about these diseases until we saw their courage and what they do, they can -- confront this every day and it's marvelous for me, i have now visited my family, that has this disease, two years in a row. it