sexy liberal hal hal sparks for hump days with hal. big news on the healthcare front.ki schechner. >> i got myself a head cold just in time to talk about healthcare a cold in my nose. >> stephanie: you have a cold in your nose. so, as you said at the top first of all can we say at the top of the hour, "the washington post" poll showing most americans agree with me. the supreme court got it right on gay rights, wrong on voting rights. >> that was good news. >> stephanie: it is hard being the smartest person in every room. >> does it hurt your brain? >> stephanie: it does. it is awful. >> must be nice to always believe you know better. to always think you're the smartest person in the room. >> stephanie: it's awful. cross i bear. >> different movie. >> stephanie: jacki schechner, the obama administration said yesterday it will not require employers to provide health insurance for their workers until 2015 delaying a key provision of the healthcare overhaul. we already had a right wing caller say see it doesn't work and blah. >> i will say the one who called in to talk abo

we in the midst of the hump days with hal sparks. >> hal: it's try.nie: good. go ahead. >> caller: i said this is my first time running across you guys. i found your conversation so refreshing. >> stephanie: oh. >> caller: honest about what you're saying here. so you got something boiling inside of me. heated up. i just wanted to express myself. but we can talk about all of these topics that you love. you love them and you're making me -- >> stephanie: what sort of thing is boiling up in you exactly? >> caller: number one, let's talk about zimmerman. let's talk about the abortion bill. let's talk about palin. let's talk about these nuts out here getting prostitutes then coming back, then they're back and all of this stuff. these folks are just liars and cowards and thieves. they make you feel like you ain't nothing and those folks sitting up there you know, i said this the other day. i would rather be homeless, hungry, strung out on dope, crazed out of my damn mind and do the things that i do than be an upstanding, outstanding citizen and do the thing

liberal hal sparks, hump days with hal.ealthcare corner with jacki schechner in hour number two. it is a big, big show. [ applause ] all right. so i feel the need to balance it out with a little audio vomit. [ laughter ] which i -- you know, of all the things people have said about the zimmerman trial this one i did not see this coming, jim. i could see ted nugent's vomitous pieces he's written because he's all about the guns and -- [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: however i did not see this coming even from rush limbaugh. did you hear this yesterday jim? hear we go. >> when trayvon described zimmerman to her creepy -- she began to fear that zimmerman was gay. >> what? [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] >> a rapist. she then told trayvon to run run, run. she just said so. after i say may be a rapist, that means she said to trayvon this guy could be gay. he could be a rapist. he might want to rape you. you run trayvon run run. for every boy every man who's not that kind of way everybody who's straight. see, a grown man following them, would

i love hal.. love to all of you lucky dogs. >> stephy. >> stephanie: what's that heavy breathing i hear? why, could it be? ♪ the hump humpty dance >> hump days with hal sparks. >> yes, yes! >> stephanie: yes. it is all natural. >> good morning, slut bag! >> stephanie: thank you! [ ♪ magic wand ] >> good morning slut bag. >> stephanie: that's so romantic. the former weiner communications director went a little tirade against former weiner intern who wrote a piece for the daily news and thus twitter has exploded. [ explosion ] >> hashtag slut bag. which has to be a new rap. hashtag slut bag. right? >> well, yes. >> stephanie: hey, listen, she was communicating. that was a lot of communication. >> she's a former communications director so she doesn't have to hold back which is always the fun part. when they no longer have to actually deal with the rules, you know. yeah. i don't actually technically represent him anymore so i just kind of let loose a little bit? >> like us not being governed by the s

hump days with hal sparks today. jacki schechner and i started our discussion about anthony weiner on the phone yesterday on my way back from cnn. oh, my god can you believe him? >> i have an opinion or four. >> stephanie: go. >> do we have time to do it later? >> stephanie: let's do it at the top of the hour. >> not enough time to do this. >> stephanie: i pointed out on cnn the language he used. this very public thing happened to us. >> no. >> stephanie: no, kimosabi. this thing just happened to us. >> why do they have to bring the wives up? >> that's part of the larger conversation. >> yes, it is. >> stephanie: everybody gather around! first of all let's do some news with jacki schechner in the current news center. >> good morning, everybody. president obama is traveling to illinois today for the first of three speeches on the economy that he is set to give over the next couple of days. first up is knox college where the president spoke back in 2005 when he still was in the senate. today's remarks won't feature any

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live in san francisco city hal with what's happening at the vigil and the message organizers hope to send. jana. >> well, gasia, this is organized by the san francisco naacp. you can see the crowd right there accounted well over 100 people. the person speaking, refrpd amos brown came back. he is a president of the san francisco chapter and just flew back today from orlando where the national naacp had their convention talking about this issue and they have been talking since 6:30 here on the steps expressing their own concern and outreach. >> an unjust verdict. >> the speechs and the signs show how deeply people in san francisco feel about the florida jury's acquittal of george zimmerman saturday for second-degree murder and manslaughter. >> trayvon martin had every right to be walking in that community as any white young maune, but what happened? mr. zimmerman elected to profile him. >> the case raised questions about racial profiling and whether zimmerman, who was on neighborhood watch, was overzealous or acted in self-defense in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin, wh

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the city is helpful to the america arab community because all of us whether we are chinese americas haln know arabs is a starts for us to make our life a little more pleasant and own our business and is make sure that our kids get the best education possible and this is a story about immigrants in our great city. and so why not you have the first chinese mayor inviting immigrant community to really identify the talent in our community and allow me to give them appointments in the various moo commission and the city and i want to announce my newest point to the aging commission because per not getting younger i want you to know doctor sham meret tan knee has been selected to be on our commission on aging and yes, he is going to help us because there is a lot of you that want to be in our city and you want to make sure that healthy nutritional unusuallile programs and housing are constructing wisely and so i have asked him to step forward and i have asked john paul s ema h a who has been on our treasure island and watch what he is going to do because that is a new part of our city and it'

he was known has hal or h.d. he was a very jovial, fun-loving guy. >> when i received the orders, anxiety hit me first because this is a serious thing and i had 16 months to go home. is it life or his life? and that's what is going on in my head. if i don't carry this assault out, then it's me. also the kite read that you would be receiving a fish line from above in a blue bag. everything that you need would be contained in that bag. double-edged cast iron knife with a double edge and it was tempered because it left no fingerprints. i waited like three days and when the line came down, that morning, i fished it in, took the blue bag off and i got the spear shaft from that off the fishing line and i waited. sergeant burchfield approached my cell with flashlight and he saw me standing there, he asked if i needed a light for my cigarette. i had a camel in my mouth. that's when he turned. when he turned into the cell, i hit him. i stabbed him, speared him one time. he turned around, grabbed his whistle, started blowi

. >> what is happening with crime in your district and hal is the police department doing? supervisor kim: it is a difficult issue. i probably interface with the police department every week because with such an incredible need from our police officers in our district, ranging from south beach to the tender line to the intermission. -- to the tenderloin to the inner mission. i want to see our officers on the street, walking the beat, and i want our small business owners to know who they are. i think that alone creates an atmosphere of safety that is really important. i'm really excited about the substation coming up to 63. i think we need to continue to provide social services in our district. it has to be a partnership with sfpd. >> what about community courts? supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san

inaudible ] >> i know how long you have been sitting out here so hopefully you can get back to norm hal and we can look after him. everyone is good thankfully. [ inaudible ] >> we will wait-and-see. we will wait and see. we have done that already. [ inaudible ] thank you. thank you. thank you. >> so we learn that the little boy has a good set of lungs according to prince william and he has changed his first nap by, a coming of age moment for every man and to head back inside to get the car seat before getting into the rovers and heading home to the palace. just did put this moment in perspective how about then and now. 31 years apart, william as the little swaddled infant being handed from child to diana and the circle of life, a generation later, as the king for the 22nd century comes into the world for the first time. we will return you now to your regular programming, we are always working for you at abc7news.com and there will an full wrap up on world news and a special 20/20, the royal heir baby to the thrown at 10:00 p.m. this is from new york, have a great day. >> this has been a

even on wall street, we're talking about sec charges, we're talking about fines for hal burton. we're talking about all kinds of different things. i'm speechless. >> your brain is hurting from all the lying. >> the good news is they're getting caught, right? and there is moral outrage about it and we're having this conversation. this isn't okay, this isn't how we play. we play fair, we have laws, we have rules and we're enforcing them because it matters. >> let's be completely honest. a lot of corporations, a lot of campaigns feel they will break laws and pay fines after the effect. cost of doing business. and the comparative fine, $200,000 in the case of haliburton outside the other payments they'll have to make to fish and wildlife, that is a slap on the wrist for a multi-million-dollar corporation. all of a sudden it's a rational bet to make. >> it's winning, winning, winning, winning at all costs, from aj at a timed shareholders, from viewers, it's all about the bottom line. >> guess what. night follows day, consequences will kick in eventually. >> i hope there's not so much

the fire started about 12:50 this afternoon in an area between white hal. at least 50 acres have burned. crews shut off power in some communities. a music camp has been evacuated. the fire may have been started when a vehicle blew a tire. right now, they don't know when the highway will reopen. >>> the board of supervisors will meet tomorrow to discuss the fire protection district's finances following the closure of another fire station. the fire station in pittsburg closed today. the firefighters union says it will have a significant impact on the department's operations, affecting the entire county. >>> we want to update you on the developments in the asiana airlines crash at sfo. the ntsb held a news conference today. it says investigators are interviewing the four pilots that were on board the plane. the ntsb also said according to the flight data recorders, the boeing 777 was flying at 34 knots below the target air speed as it approached the runway. >>> of the almost 200 patients taken to bay area hospitals, 17 of them remain hospitalized tonight. and

. >>> hal of famer george brett now the hitting coach for the royals.s, nice start to road trip. josh, a triple, which would score john in the second. two for three, three runs scored. he drove in a couple. tom mae pitched it to the ninth. great performance. grant balfor came in and picked up a franchise record. 40th consecutive save. they win final 6 to 3. >>> sharks officially sign to a five year, $30 million extense. he's going to be the face of the franchise going forward. also scott one-year deeshlgs tyler kennedy who they trayed for last week to a two-year contract. >>> the world's no. 1 ranked hit player taken four hours, 44 minutes today in epic semifinal with juan martin before wince a five-set thriller. sunday's final is next where he will take on andy murray. the englishman beat and murray will have home crowd behind him sunday in the finals as he tries to avenge his loss from last year. hasn't been a british champion in wimbledon in 77 years. >> maybe it's time. maybe. >> we'll see. >> thanks. >>> up next, green and gross. >> not what you wa

hal? >>> mr. mayor, i wanted to thank you for being here. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. >> okay. i'm sorry if we missed some cards. we meant to get to every single card that was submitted. so, our apologies if that happened. but i will say, david, if there's any question about our commitment to small businesses, you hear from me directly that we are investing in neighborhoods in a very large amount. my budget from last year and this year reflect a very strong consideration for neighborhood small businesses in our city. and i know of not only your leadership, but mr. carnilowitz's leadership. this is why we have an abundance invested in the leadership program. maybe if you have particular issues off line, we can do that after this, or if you want to have one more question, that's fine. >>> [speaker not understood]. >> okay. >>> [speaker not understood]. >> all right. if everybody didn't hear, the question is some businesses that want to operate mobile and that's coming from the mayor's office what the rumor is. i can cor

. >> at 3:00 in the afternoon, another rally outside oakland city hal. it, too, was peaceful except for the shoving match between a mayor gene quan critic and her supporters. around 6:00, a large group of bicyclists circled two motorcycle officer getting closer and closer e but officers were able to eventually drive through the koud without incident. >>> back here at the vigil, folks say they came to appeal for peace. >> for trayvon and his family, for the city of oakland, for the young people who last their lives in this city and other cities around the nation all over this country, all over this world. >> oakland police officers are working extra shifts. all days offer have been cancelled. in oakland, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, another peaceful protest in memory of trayvon martin today. protesters want federal charges filed against george zimmerman calling the shooting a civil rights violation. >>> also today heard from house minority nancy pelosi said she disagrees with one law that played a major role in this case. >> stand your ground,

the tree came crashing down in an open space by the dining hal. >> it's an oak tree.l down, it took down power license, as well. pg&e had to come out, turn those lines off, then cal fire was able to go in and start removing portions of the trees to help get those people out that were injured. >> the san francisco bay's camp says all campers are safe and accounted for, and camp is still continuing, but early word that children had been hurt sent some parents into an understandable panic. >> there were some parents that i saw, yes. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's family is camping nearby, and he stopped to see if he could be help. >> it's a tragedy. word spread fast, and it was hard to get any accurate information so just thought i'd come by. >> kpix 5. >>> and in a statement, the camp thanked its stafz saying they complem mri fied the spirit at this time of need. >>> a beautiful few out of san francisco. it's even warm in the city tonight. the heat wave officially lasted a full week, but, paul, is the end in sight. >> the end is in sight. we are almost finish

. >> the government gave away the subsidized treatment hal-price. but the problem is they couldn't stop it there and later there was a man who ran for the office of the tribunal for the masses. and it was downhill from there. they gradually give stuff away with a steady increase. >> including wth other staples of the roman diet. john: people wouldshow up in this way? >> yes, they hada test and they got away with it so that anyone could fill up and get this free stuff. >> and they decided that you had to be edited by the state. >> well, not everybody, buthey started public schools? >> well, it was much later. largely with homeschooling. in the first public had was about 250 bc and they were not funded by the government. john: and the greeks actually mocked him for being backwards about that? >> yes, of course they did last anywhere near as long. >> you have educated us abou welfare and the handouts. do you see parallels with rome? >> yes, if you take a look at roman society that started to dicta, it is not just because of theewelfare state and the pe

i spoke to hal roach, the creator of "the little rascals," the great film producer. i spoke to a number of others. i mean, what i found in--in those two, and--and several others in particular, was not much wisdom at all, i must say. c-span: well, let me quote you about what you said about--where--where did you go? where--for those who don't remember william fulbright, a democrat... >> guest: well, he was a democrat from arkansas. he was much beloved during the--during the vietnam war by--by those of us who were against the war because he was the head of the senate foreign relations committee. and was--held hearings and was perceived as standing up against the war. he was also the mentor to the young bill clinton. he was a real intellectual in the senate--you know, and we tended to overlook the fact that he was also a racist all the way through. i mean, he never supported a civil right--civil rights bill. c-span: he'd sign the southern manifesto. >> guest: right. c-span: but you say in here, 'i found a tart-tongued old man still unaccountably nursing grudges and adver

. >> and hal directv was the we distich a ruble from a renter is insanity. >> and it is not just the two dishes on the roof and the holes drilled to a boil them down, it is also the table spread across the top of the house. there are also hold and the walls and tables running through the house, but he says directv refused to take down the dishes. i said 7 on your side. >> 7 on your side found a long list of homeowners around the country with the same complaints, even a class action lawsuit. they say it is still the customer's responsibility to verify that they have permission to install the dish. >> i should sue them for false advertising. >> directv it said they would remove the dishes, but he wants his property repaired. kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, twinkies are back, but there is something different. >> i woke up this morning and said, yes, that really happened yesterday. >> rest during one of her favorite singers after his bicycle, broke down before his own concert. matthews did ♪ [ male announcer ] you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer

hal has he not said one single word about those children who died without guns in their hand and without standing their ground? and this president has not said one word about their families. we will be back. much more on the political fallout of these suburban verdict in the dangerous political games being played by the so-called community activist. stay with us. >> edward snowden inching closer to the asylum deal with russia. we have the fall'' -- will report ahead. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirent is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, ich includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. lou: breaking news tonight from capitol hill of voting to delay obamacare individual mandate.

uncle hal let me stay up late. a good girl. >> stephanie: yes, are you. >> did you eat your brussels sprowls? >> i always do. >> stephanie: that's all she eats. >> rock n' roll every day. >> i did actually learn a little bit about music. he's got some heavier tastes in music. >> stephanie: boy music boy music. by the way i see in our absence that republicans still being helpful. g.o.p. leaders warn pro sports leagues not to promote obamacare. >> that's helpful. thanks for coming out. >> stephanie: we'll need another you're not helping. here she is in the current news center, jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. turns out that president obama and president bush will meet today in tanzania. they'll lay a wreath at a memorial of the u.s. embassy in commemoration of a 1998 terrorist attack that killed hundreds there and at the embassy in nairobi at the same time. the two presidents not yet scheduled to make any public remarks. meanwhile, back here at home ohio state budget goes into effect today and in it, new

hal mentioned a case yesterday that his wife had a boyfriend, and he was able to shoot the guy and sayround. it's a ridiculous illogical kill your own witness law. karen you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, yes. all of the wonderful people on the right quoting all of these baseball verses. i have one , when i was a child, i spoke as a child, i understood as a child, and i thought as a child, but when i became a man, i put away childish things. trayvon martin was a child. he understood and thought as a child when this man was following him and he was frightened, and when he confronted him, he reacted just like anybody else would. >> stephanie: eugene robinson wrote a great piece about that. that that is exactly right, he was a child. he is scared and trying to -- you know, he put on -- you know, that pretense of -- you know, not being scared and he obviously was. >> caller: right. but george zimmerman was a grown man but he was still thinking as a child, because he had his little gun and he was going to be the schoolyard bully. if george zimmerman -- or excuse me -- if

here is hal rogers. >> this is a way for the irs to show us that they can do their job albeit at lesst the bill would seek to do in cutting the irs's budget back. again they're very upset. of course house gop members of the appropriations committee. according to sources there, with irs targeting of the tea party and conservative groups. ashley: now possible yeah. >> possibly five irs offices across the country in california and baltimore, maryland, not just cincinnati and possible connections to the washington, d.c. irs office. look what they're talking about in the bill. in other words they want to restrict irs targeting. unless they see that the irs is implementing the treasury ig recommendations, until they see the irs doing that, this bill would hold back 10% of the funding. 10%. it also seeks to ban conferences where they were basically line dancing. that $4 million spent on the one conference which caused so much controversy. ashley: yeah. >> bonuses and videos like the "star trek" video you guys were showing. it would force the irs to disclose the way irs uses its funds and loo

in los angeles, hal eisner for ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:18.other news, a so lem ceremony in lars for the 19 -- in arizona for the 19 firefighters. a caravan of hearses traveled. and large crowds gathered along the route. they were paying their respects. those firefighters were skilled -- were killed june 30th. >>> back more at home -- back here at home, san francisco animal shelters, for the first time in its 24-year history, it will be closed to the public two days a week, on sundays and mondays. also, it will only keep a limited number of staff members to look after animals were -- with emergencies. >>> happening now, in sanford, florida, the defense in the george zimmerman trial is resuming its arguments. today's testimony comes after trayvon martin's mother and brother took the witness stand friday for the prosecution. sabrina fulton testified it was trayvon's voice that can be heard on 911 calls beaging for -- begging for help. zimmer meam's mother and uncle testified that the -- zimmer man's mother and uncle testified that the voice is z

. >> that was hal hand martin reporting.s for man's future in space, he says we've lost our way and says the emphasis should be on man's space travel. >>> a u.s. airmen found a unique way to surprise his family. take a look. >> are you freaking kidding me? >> here reporting for duty. >> he popped out of the water in full scuba gear, as you can see, surprising his wife and kids as they wept for a swim. they thought he was in afghanistan. he doesn't expected home for three weeks. >>> on tony's table, a crisp salad. here is stephanie and tony with a salad that is easy to toss together. >> okay, stef, cucumber salad. >> we're going to lighten up today. >> we're going to start off with cucumbers, which we slice into half moons. >> i like half moons. >> we slice grape tomatoes. it's also a hydrating salad, if you've noticed, high water content. we'll put those in an unsalted peanuts. >> very important. you can slice them up too. >> always remember to get unsalted. >> how about chick peas. >> chick peas at protein. then we're going

hi hal. >> caller: hi, stephanie.> caller: i want to say about zimmerman, i think he made up his mind to shoot him before he got out of the car. he said i'll be a cop by the end of the morning. once i shoot him i'll be a cop. and one other thing on the election next year -- >> stephanie: i was going to say by the way hal when you see him going through doing the crime scene thing with the cops, you can tell he's doing a training video for the cops. he walked over here. >> this is how it's done. >> stephanie: it is like whatever big man. gerald in indianapolis. >> caller: thank you for accepting my call. but i just wanted to make a comment. one thing for sure is we'll never get to the bottom of all of this until everyone starts working together. and it is going to take awhile. but the thing i want to bring to light is i heard where on the news, they would be saying that they were expecting black people to riot and everything. but i never heard anyone say anything about what the right wing was putting on the internet abo

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hal eisner is in simi life and has more. >> reporter: by all accounts, this is scary stuff.ened in this passenger behind me. you can see the crates. inside those crates you have mortars. those are very large pvp pipes. those are connected electronically to triggers and inside the pipe goes the aerial shells that triggering erg the designs in the sky. last night a little after 9:00, a few rockets went up and then all of a sudden things started to go sideways. take a look at this youtube video right here. >> that wasn't supposed to happen. >> yeah. >> reporter: there were 8,000 to 10,000 people here, according to simi valley police. many ran for cover. they were scared. this stuff got into the crowds. there were people who got hurt. heat very intense. i'm told by many people that i've spoken to. yee -- triage areas were set up. almost 30 people were injured in this thing. you had four seriously inr injured. 16 that had minor injuries. but serious enough they had to go to the hospital. others were treated and released. it was panic. that's what some people told me this morning.

reporter: she wears them often but especially today, the one-year anniversary another day, sarah green halhome in virginia set on fire. >> i cry a lot. almost everything and anything reminds me of her. >> reporter: including the peaceful place, ther: childhood home where the younger sarahr used to ride a pony

alarm clock because when the sun starts to rise, these fellows head this direction, they're following halch is up there somewhere. and they will be milked next which we'll show you. who are we meeting here? high, big mama. nas nice to meet you. so the rooster's crowed and we're in the milk shed. tell me what's happening here. >> this is nancy. and cows come in, they get a little bit of grain and they're milked. >> here it is a family affair. this farm has been in the family for over 200 years. i want to introduce you to the newest generation. tell me your name. >> katie. >> haley. >> olivia. >> one of your favorite things to do is work with the goats. >> so we're here in the make room. this is the last stop in the process. we've milked the cows, the yo goats. from the pasteurizer, we move to karen who i'd like to introduce you to. karen is responsible for making the cheese. so i'll put some gloves on and help you with this process. which explain to me what we're doing here. >> we'll be draining the cheese. so you take the curd out, putting it in here. >> and then what? >> and it will be p

. >> thank you, neil normal the tow.neil: remember the town hal, they are back, they are mad about somethingdder. neil: and you thought tea partiers were only ticked off at irs, you should see when they set their side sights on their . they say trade their party and conservativism in general, tea partier lining up prinary primary challenges, do they risk shooting themselves in the foot next year, hadley, were and are we about t to relive history. >> i don't thinkkwe'll see the same level of outrage with immigration reform as with healthcare reform. main reason whole coalition of groups and individuals who identify with right-hand side of politics, conservatives, republican, libertarians, they were all out raged about obamacare, but not with immigration reform. it is more divisive on the right 92 enough on the right, extreme right, might have been annoyed by senator john mccain, and lindsey graham and others who supported this, to say, at very least we hope you retire, if not woe hope to run someone against new the party. >> it is amazing to me that have you nearly every democrat vote for thi

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watch this as reporter hal eisner learns the extreme importance of the words get set. >> members of thea mirada armada swim team. wait for everybody to take off. on your mark, go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. on the count of three, everyone. three. i feel sorry for his wife, actually. [ laughter ] we have a lot going on tonight. rebecca romijn is with us. [ cheers and applause ] we're actually going to make mozzarella cheese with steve martorano. and the great johnny depp is here. [ cheers and applause ] as if it wasn't hot enough already, right, ladies? you know, starting last friday here in california, same-sex couples were legally allowed to get married. [ cheers and applause ] now, same-sex couples become no-sex couples like the rest of us. [ laughter ] but there's a group called the family research council that's very unhappy about this. they're very much against gay marriage. and they organized a prayer event yesterday. this is how they advertised it. this is real. "on our knees for america." and of course that little guy, he's definitely praying, right? there's no other way to in

today we learned china has more than hal a billion internet users which means half a billion potential backers. this growi threat. >>ou know, this issue really rais a lot of important parameters about where we are in cyber security when the u.s. government thinks about cyber security in the first thing it thinks about is the critical infrastructure. we think of two this, the financial markets and the electric power. those of the two starting places. we heard before about electric power grids and hackers could get into the power grid. the apartment of homeland security had done its own testing getting into an electric power generators the rst time we get report that shows have the world exchanges have already suffere from what they call cyber attks, meaning he's aren't just people trying to come and get money. they actually can try to come in and bring down the markets. charles: you actually say that this is the newest thriller warfe we're facing. >> its. tactical guerrilla warfare, but it is not new to a nyse-listed read we have beenttacked by hackers for years. what we know his as peo

every hour a parent watches television, equals an extra hal hour of t.v.wing for their children. they recommend keeping your child's t.v. time limited to two hours per day. day. >>> as we continue, new information revealed about onere of theve stars of glee who washo found dead in his hotel room. tmz reveals wha what he was dois just hours before. >>> the excitement is building. we will take you across the pona for the royal baby watch. >>> and weya could see temps ner 100 degrees before the week is over. gary is back with your extended look. ?? >>> twitter will definitely plal a big role in the royal bab d by announcement. >> reporter: although british officials have never released a due date, many have expected h that the child would arrive onlr sunday, but suggesting that the prediction was wrong, the prince enjoyed a polo game with his brother yesterday. the match was held almost 100 miles from here. >> it was great polo, and yeah, i should think it's pretty -- i believe he had a helicopter on standby. >> reporter: it remains u

hal is looking for patterns in a billion phone calls anywhere like that?, the problem is the legal theory they're using. the legal theory they're using is that any time you use of third-party provider to store any of your documents, and most papers to there are electronic, digital. some most of theapers that we have in modern times are digital papers. the government is using the false and flawed logic and argume that that is all available to the public. once you put it out on a third-party server, the %-obtain it because it is no longer priva. that is ridiculous. jo: what do you say to t claim that maybe 50 terrorist incidents were stopped? >> we dot even know if that number is accurate. most of the information is classified. we cannot get to the bottom of -t. frankly a lotf t court opinions that deal with these cases are classified in a way wher members of congress cannot get the opinions. part of a we are doing with our bill is trying to make sure that these cases are available to members of congress. right now i actually can not read the court opinions