for the may family, michael, heidi, garen and walker, off-roading is a favorite activity. >> gettingdriving around, there is anything that can happen at any time. rocks can slip, rocks can move, and that's part of the exhilaration of driving. >> the may family is willing to take the risks along with the rewards. >> michael, that's very soft on that side on your right. >> we take our kids with us because it's fun. they have a blast. >> i'm not putting my children in any more danger than any other parent strapping their children into a car going 80 miles an hour down the freeway. we have seat belts for everybody in the vehicle. my youngest son is in a car seat with a seat belt, kind of like a five-point harness for him. we are out actually seeing a part of nature that most people will never see in their lifetime. >> the red rock canyons and hills of moab, utah, offer the may family an ideal place for this extreme sport. >> we go down to moab, utah, every year for the annual jeep safari. that's where approximately anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 various off road vehicles meet, and we go je

heidi looks so adorable. this is our marilyn monroe romper, so versatile for summer, polka dot remines me of puka shells and she has a white blazer and kicked with off with a travel tote. nothing says summer than nautical print, neon and island accessories to give her that travelwear. >> thank you. >> fun with aloha. we have savannah, hailey and joaquin. >> it's all about ohana, about the family and different things to do in hawaii. for savannah it's totally the norm to wear a swimsuit all day and night, that tank is a dress

i would like to introduce the commission, susanna the mother of baby heidi and the baby in the back. this certificate is nothing compared to that. she is here because of you. outstanding performance of outstanding bravery. such an example of bravery is wordedey of the highest esteem by the san francisco police department. that's a great story. i don't know if you heard the story, but the officers saved the baby, but babies are saved in the bay view. that's for sure. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. i'm sorry for being teary. i don't really know what to say. i was kind of on auto pilot. i have done training in trchlt. cpr for the last 23 years. i'm just really happy that she's okay and thank you for this. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] >> miss ryan, on behalf of the commission, most of us are crying right now. i want to thank you. you saved a life. you did it with somebody you didn't know and you were hanging around for the accolades and you are a special person. i will leave it to the rest of my commissioners. we are also hiring. you are incredible. you are a saint. i don'

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climate central chief climatologist heidi cullen. "time" magazine editor at large jeff jeffrey gluger and marshall shepherd of the american meteorological society. finally in honor of memorial day we'll talk to joe p efshgsrsico author of "roosevelt's centurions." it's summer time washington and this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. we're going to start in oklahoma. the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, last week, we now know damaged as many as 13,000 homes, took two dozen lives, among them ten children. president obama will tour the area today and governor mary fallin is joining us this morning from moore. governor, thank you so much for finding time to talk to us this morning. how's it going down there this morning? >> it's going good. i can already see people out here early this morning working and what's been remarkable is i heard so many incredible stories of people helping people. i've heard stories of people wh

meet heidi a chocolate labor that will lick you when she is not investigating arson cases.is training -- she anies the furniture until there are in accelerants present -- there was on the board. hider is one of 18 detection k9's from the western united states here -- going for a recertification test this week so she can keep working. >> she goes through the house and find where there may have been possibly gasoline or something poured in the building and the fire was set from that point. >> leo sniffs out -- in austin texas. >> leo and heidi are just two of 60 dogs trained to sniff out more than 100 drink accelerants. >> he is on on laboratory assignment -- and he's also a more reliable tool than a human who goes out and guesses. >> a massive fire burned down a senior complex -- and the dogs are in demand. >> we never have to search for people -- there's always a waiting dismiss i don't know what it would be like not to have a dog. >> it cost about 30,000 dollars train one of these dogs. the investigators say it is well worth it. live in concord -- channel 2 news. >>> a hom

. >> heidi klum wants her kids to eat their vegetables and stuff. in like a smoothie. and she decided it would be okay if she offered them a dollar if they finished her drink. >> not for them to have, but to put in their piggy bank. >> i think the question is, is it okay to pay your kids to do something, to eat something, to clean something, is it a good way to do business in your house or not? >> well, tell your story. >> we had chores. i mean, ever night, my sister and my brother and i, we had to have dinner on the table. >> both of your parents were teachers. >> my dad worked for the department of energy and my mom at the library of congress. one of us had to cook, one had to clean, and one had to make the salad and make the table. we did get an allowance. >> did i think it creates characterer. i was a tough disciplinaryian, i wish i would have given them more chores. >> i did chores, and i don't make my bed. >> i know. you don't ever make it. you make it the day rosa comes to your apartment once a week. >> yeah. i don't want her to think i'm dis

i can't imagine any teachers that would have been a better job after heidi. thank you, dr. for making this happen and nicole i know you have been such a great support so thank you as well and we're so pleased to honor. thank you. >> good evening everyone i'm doctor i'm the ceo of the arts of san francisco and it's a pleasure to be a community partner of the school district and i think we're all here in san francisco serving those with special needs and i hope as we grow we continue to be a good community partner and do the best by the students who are going to become young adults and wonderful members of our community. so we look forward to doing that with you. thank you >> i just want to quickly thank the work of the arts. we have a member in the mayor's office we adopted and she still works for us and we were one of the first offices that took on committee and it's been fantastic and it's great for us and her. we're really looking forward to this partnership thank you >> thank you for the honor and the partnership and your support. it's been wonderful to watch our young a

heidi is one of 18 retrievers. has to sniff out through burned furniture and the áf notify their handlers any accel era nts -- and notify their handlers the sign of any accel era nts. >>> dozens of shots fired and word that one person was killed. what we learned right after the break. [ male announcer ] no matter what you're doing, or where you're going, southwest airlines takes you there... for less. big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act fast! these are the final days to grab flights for as low as $59 one-way to select nonstop destinations. hurry and book now online only at southwest.com. we are southwest. welcome aboard. >>> developing news now from east oakland now where one man was shot and killed at about 9:00 tonight. dozens of shots were fired. we spotted at least 52 evidence markers in the middle of the street at melrose and 50th avenue. police say the victim was driven to highland hospital and pronounced dead. invest -- investigators could be seen interviewing several people outside of t

we told you about heidi klum paying her kids to eat healthy.want to know if you'd do the same with your kids. we have responses coming up. >> time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. check out these faces. two young girls reacting to seeing a dinosaur at the omaha zoo. one clearly excited to see the animated die know. the other not so much. next the bad. a new study finds emergency room workers spend 20% of their time on facebook. that's 12 minutes every hour. the ugly. a state audit found $13 million in suspicious welfare money has been paid out in massachusetts. $2 million to nearly 200 dead people. >> earlier in the show we told you about heidi klum paying her kids to eat healthy. so we wanted to know if you would do the same with your kids, and here's some of your responses. >> r.l. cleveland tweeted i think it's an excellent idea. imagine getting paid and being healthy at the same time. it's a win. >> albert tweeted. i would tell them to finish it and not pay them. they would have to earn their money by dogho

heidi is one of 18 retrievers. heidi has to sniff out through burned furniture and the áf notify their handlers any accel era nts -- and notify their handlers the >>> developing news now from east oakland now where one man was shot and killed at about 9:00 tonight. dozens of shots were fired. we spotted at least 52 evidence markers in the middle of the street at melrose and 50th avenue. police say the victim was driven to highland hospital and pronounced dead. invest -- investigators could be seen interviewing several people outside of the hospital. >>> with weddings, graduations and proms all on the schedule, limousines are on high demand. but the fire of a limousine on a bridge now has seniors giving it a second thought. >> it's like all the thing of the seniors together. our last big moment before we graduate. >> reporter: but after the limousine fire on the bridge they took a step back. >> you're always concerned if you're going to be safe and make it through the night. but i have high confidence that we will b

in built into any kind of decision when you decide to prosecute a war and a specific example abdul heidi a shining i'm sure you've heard about him the journalist who's in prison in yemen he reported extensively on the drone strikes there and he shot the footage of children killed in one of those strikes he was jailed he was about to be pardoned by the yemeni president and then there was a phone call from president obama who reportedly insisted that they keep him in jail what do you make of that you know i don't i know this story i don't know. in depth sort of i know others have reported extensively on this story i mean i think that there is a there's no question that there's been a crackdown by the administration this administration on information as a whole and reporting on various secret programs i mean you see it overseas you see it in the united states there's been more leak prosecutions of the obama administration than there was under the bush administration and makes it incredibly hard for reporters whether they be american reporters or foreign reporters to get at the basics of the

one of the influence i worry about heidi was here and ben. my leadership influence they have on me is my positive attitude and my hard work. because of this they helped me find a job. i'm an example with a person with disabilities await giving up and isn't afraid of making a mistake and i want to say i just want to say if you keep on trying and trying no matter how hard it is anything it possible and i just want to say i'm really glad that i - i'm glad that i have a disability because without it i don't know what i'd do so - . thank you. so thank you all for having me and i'm really, really i'm repel touched by this thank you so much. >> and before everyone leaves it only gets better. i know it's hard to top but - >> it's unfortunate the san francisco lines educators the or california are stuck in traffic on the bridge. are they going to be here later? well next time we send our good wishes to them and thank you ladies. okay. so as you leave the room if you can do so quietly we're going to resume the item. now we have the student report >> th

she's getting into heidi montag territory there. and the giant eyes.at to themselves. >> that is a big thing in asian country. they believe that there is a status in the beauty of having big round eyes. that's true. [ laughing ] >> cenk: michael, last question for. >> you that's true? okay. >> cenk: michael best japanese president of the last 50 years. >> madori ito. >> back to plastic surgery for a second. are we blanket against it or are we at a point where don't get craziy. >> it's very addicting. and people actually look better before the surgery than after. in her case it's well done. but she's going to have heightening surgery where they stretch her leg. >> cenk: they break the legs to do that. >> that's 9 problem. it doesn't stop there. >> do they look better? most people look better. obviously-- >> people have the choice to do whatever they want with their money and their bodies. >> cenk: i have a definitive ruling. i will allow two. i will allow two. >> and then what? >> cenk: that's it. you're banned. >> that's true. >> cenk: it's true. two i

and heidi klum. >> and it's so much fun. each male judge has a female counterpart that they can kind of team up with each other. >> what alliances have been formed? >> well first it was like a little beef between mel b. and howard stern, but i think they, it turned into a love-hate thing and then you know -- >> i can relate to that. >> and then heidi, she gets along with everybody. >> she's sweet. >> and so ugly. the woman is sad. >> how was the talent pool this year? >> the talent is amazing. i think everybody got really excited when they heard that the live shows would be coming up. >> is that you? >> oh, my god. >> the white people know how to party. >> all right. >> they party better than anybody. >> let's talk bur first album out in eight years. >> yeah. >> what inspired the title "white people party music." >> i deejay a lot, all over the world and in my deejay crates, i label them different things. when it's time to turn the party up, you put on the white people party music. that fist-pumping and all that. >> what's i

heidi klum revealed her way into talking her children into finishing their nutritious breakfasts.ents will do anything to get them to take just one bite. even resort to bribing. supermodel mom heidi klum doles out the dough reportedly paying her four kids to drink their fruit shoot-out thinks. she says some of my kids don't love it so i decided i would pay them a dollar if they finish their drink. klum adds she does make her children save that money but it has some wondering if bribing is the best medicine. >> bribe has a lot -- it's got a negative connotation especially with children. >> if they're picky eaters i think it's a great strategy to focus on the foods that they do like that are healthy for them. and at the same time making it a nonnegotiable they do have to be eating other foods also healthy for them. >> you're going to eat some chicken? or not? pilar clark, mother of two says her son william will eat anything including vegetables, but her 4-year-old daughter winter is another story. >> a little bit. >> i don't like it. >> you haven't tried it yet. we don't bribe with

. >>> ayotte is one of a handful of senators including jeff flake and heidi highcamp who are facing criticism. >>> turning now to wall street the past three years have seen investors selling day and go away. this years stocks said good-bye to april on a high not with all three major indexes up for the year. the fed promises to continue easy money that streak could continue. tuesday apple held a record $17 billion bond auction to help finance $100 billion pay out to shareholders. dream works is said to be close to a work to acquire a youtube turns v. the white house will hire veterans over the next five years. yahoo!'s president will couple maternity leave. "consumer reports" claims more than half of hundreds of ground turkey samples tested contained fecal bacteria while 90% contained disease causing or jannisms. the fix federation calls the study alarmist. >>> ray lahood is assuring lawmakers that 149 small airport towers slated to be closed in june as part of faa sequester cuts will remain open. >>> memorial day air fares are down slightly this year to an average $241. april gas prices were

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. >>> and coming up on "today," nick cannon talks about welcoming heidi klum on the new season of "america's got talent." keep it here for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great tuesday. . . >>> out of control, a growing wild fire cuts memorial vacation short near santa barbara causing hundreds to evacuate. robbing peter to pay paul. the controversial plan that has firefighters up today. >>> up in smoke. one bay area city's plan to put a stop to smoke shops >>> a live look at san francisco. the transamerica building standing tall. this is "today in the bay." >>> good m

>>> heidi klum on the rumor she's engaged to her bodyguard boyfriend. >> he did give me a ring. >>> aage of 34. did he overdose on heroin and cocaine? >>> whatever happened to your tv moms of the '90s? >> who was your favorite kid? >> catherine hicks on raising jessica biel. >>> and why psy's new viral video was banned. >> they banned it. >> right now, internet meets tv to bring you celebrity news 24/7. it's omg! insider. >>> it's lindsay's d-day, she's finally checked into rehab. hello, everyone, welcome to omg! insider. >> a lot of conflicting information about what actually happened to lindsay on her way to her court-ordered rehab. >>> and heidi klum, she's on the record with you about all the engagement rumors. >> that's coming up. but first, what went wrong during lindsay lohan's journey to rehab is trending now. >> lindsay, any word on going back to rehab tomorrow? >> lindsay just before her rehab check-in, the actress in new york on a last-minute pre-rehab shopping spree.

kidd kraddick from the heart of texas and joining us from los angeles the heidi and frank show. "dish nation."

heidi, why have you done this? why does it mean so much that you would give up so much?ren losing their services. it was such a difficult decision to go through this, but knowing what our families are going through, we just needed to keep those children in our centers and keeping services going. >> brian: you're talking about 975 kids in three different counties. correct? >> that's correct. it's across the entire central florida area. >> brian: this is an unbelievable sacrifice burke doesn't have to be. there is just no flexibility in the cuts. correct? >> correct. it was a difficult situation. they gave us about a day's notice that this was really going to take place. we were told 5%. we spent about a month going through the budget and trying to make a decision on how this would work. but every way we turned, it was going to affect our children and families. we just had to find a way to make that work. we talked to a lot of other head start programs and then we finally, as a team, made the decision to just take a hiatus from our employers' contribution to our retirement

the better who it hell wait he seemed to one only bother heidi making his way to the ring one of the most dominant mixed martial artists ever the reigning you have seen like it we can't ban jungians watching ringside but russia had hardly ever witnessed amounts of that caliber before us a sledge and showdown in the russian capital hurried to guns a big summit of the men hit already bitten twice before they stand around though the moroccan face the relentless furious and desperate war where the first round knocked down scored by cement have sent shock waves through the crowd and turned the belts into broke the fire escape and plating punches until there's a journey sent harry to the floor again and it was over. for five and i was watching the bar if i know anything about our. oneness and that was and is exciting. you know and who doesn't like him to have such a huge fan bio all due respect i was just answering and i watched. some more he got sunscreen of the crop inaction on the night before len middleweight tournaments with the grains are still the shannon cook in russia job are scar

flyer program we're going to centrally move them every two hours be it a little move or a big move heidi it was every two hours they would be moved and they wouldn't be able to sleep this was essentially thought wear down their psyche and make them more probable to give a bit information during interrogation but what has question to me ever since when i first saw what was the but it seemed to me early all of these men were innocent that has the numbers are starting to show we've sent over six hundred of them home so they must have been innocent if we knew that we were purchasing men that were innocent why are we trying to twenty eight in the segment we're hoping to get from the u.s. military or rather the powers that be are scared that these men have enough conviction to to literally starve to death and they know that if these men do starve to death it will make the u.s. look bad in the global global perspective. but l.t.r. dot com a few right now millions of pounds down the drain and surveil supplies of a new drug let them. discover the u.k. to storage procedures. thus self-made space f

the better who it hell wait he broke single one only to bother heidi making his way to the ring one of the most dominant mixed martial artists ever the reigning you have seen light heavyweight champ and young guns watching ringside russia had hardly ever witnessed amounts of that caliber before sledging showdown in the russian capital hurried to guns a big summit of the men he'd already bitten twice before they stand around the moroccan face the relentless furious and desperate war where the first round knockdown scored by smith have sent shock waves through the crowd and turned the belts into a brawl the fire escape and plating punches until there's a journey sent harry to the floor again and it was over. but for five and i was watching the bot are like you know anything about our. oneness and that it's just i'm so excited that he's upset you know and doesn't like him to upset you know reach them by august that's about as an answer and you know watch. some more he got sunscreen of the crop inaction on the night before len middleweight tournaments with ukraine's authority shango and ru

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the hangover: part iii," bradley cooper, from "america's got talent," heidithe-dream with kelly rowland and "headlines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! welcome! welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you very much. welcome, ladies and gentlemen. i tell you something. man, these white house scandals are not going away anytime soon.

. >> reporter: heidi parsons is a mother, wife, and successful business owner. her husband is a massage therapist. >> i have been the breadwinner for our family for almost eight years. >> reporter: according to the new report released today, this record 40% of mothers who are now the primary breadwinners is a milestone for the changing dynamics of the modern american family. compare that to 18% in canada, and just 10% in european households. >> i'm a 100% single, working mom, i'm the only one there to support the children. >> reporter: marsha greco has been the breadwinner mom for 21 years. >> my mommy guilt. i always wanted to be everywhere at the same time and i could never do that. >> reporter: but carol evans, president of working mother media, said the times haven't caught up with this shift. >> this country is sorely lacking in the basic support that a woman needs to be the breadwinner. >> reporter: last year full-time employed women earned just 81% of the salaries of their male counterparts. and they had more costs. american families pay at least 23% of t

the bed to do it heavyweight keep boxing day one only bother heidi making his way to the ring one of the most dominant mixed martial artists ever the reigning you have see light heavyweight champ and young guns watching ringside russia had hardly ever witnessed a man of that caliber before us a sledge and showdown in the russian capital hurried to guns a big summit of the men he'd already bitten twice before they stand around the moroccan face the relentless furious and desperate war where the first round of downed scored by cement have sent shock waves through the crowds and turned the belts into broke the fire escape and putting punches until there's a but johnny sent harry to the floor again and it was over. for five and i was watching the bar if i know anything about our. oneness and that sort of society. you know and it was a lot of reach down by august that's about saying and i watched. some more he got sunscreen of the crop inaction on the night before len middleweight tournaments with the brains of the fish and cook and russia are scarce as shown favoring. the russian one he'

kristin stewart to heidi klum big time celebrities punched out for the metropolitan museum of art. >> you can go with it. do you know what i mean? i didn't want to interpret it literally. i love sid vicious and that whole era. but i wanted to do my own thing. put my own twist on it. >> another head turner was kim kardashian, receiving mixed reviews for her floral gown. eva longoria has been the face of a lay's potato chips contest. she's also the face of many other companies. >> i like thing that's are organic to who i am. i love potato chips. i'm the only person not to spit out prot duct i like i'm going eat these all day long. >> she walked with way with a million dollars. >> still head at 4:00 you'll hear from a women on the bridge the night of the deadly limo fire. >> plus we know what caused a sink hole. >> and riding along with >>> president obama says military personal are betraying uniforms they're wearing. remarks in response to an arrest of lieutenant colonel who led the air force sexual assault prevention and response unit and has been charged with groping a woman in a virg

i get nervous, remember what happened with heidi klum and seal. the people that seem to make a big deal out of it are the ones that you, you sort of wait for the shoe to fall and i don't want that to happen to people. i want them to renew their vows privately. >> j. lo and marc anthony. nick lachey and jessica simpson. >> just saying. >> it's not a great idea. you know? >> that's why frank and i just ignore it every year. >> how many years have you guys been married? >> we're in our 27th year. that's called a miracle for all of you atheists. >> let's talk a little about charleston. we've fallen in love with it, you guys, it's been such a terrific, terrific place. this is an old city, we took a tour on a horse and buggy. >> with linda, we're going to show you that in a little bit. she showed us all the history about it. there's a lot of great food here that everyone is crazy about, there's something called the coconut cake from the peninsula. there's a wonderful, adorable chef that all the girls are fighting over at "the today show" -- >> including

it even realistic these people don't only hold on to write it and it is so rare that you will see heidi hold on to a thirty year note to it matures that's really what banks don't want to take an interest rate risk by holding a thirty year note on their books so the vehicle that's available is a sell that off to fannie mae or freddie mac. thus they inherit all the risk banks are more more apt to look at something of a lesser amortization under fifteen years old as a portfolio loan it's much more you'll see those more for folks who have more to put down as a down payment so let's come to the table with forty percent that they can put down . and are looking to buy a jumbo boarded something over that six fifty seven hundred thousand dollars mark then a bank will will look at that in those normally don't be the lesser risk deals that banks will look at so you know for for the average homeowner they look for something that's going to impact their cash flow each month you know they're looking at ok how much house can we afford it not really afford ability and not take a. all of our available c

let's talk it over with expert heidi banks and director for ""us weekly.""ually do make appointments watching shows together, don't they? >> you create intimacy and it's a way we connect. we say, come on, we're coming home tonight and watch the same show together. until you cheat. >> but it's the binge viewing thing that changes things isn't it? >> i talked to the netflix chief content officer a couple months ago and i asked him about binge viewing, and he said i don't even like that term. >> when you're trapped in it you do feel a little unhealthy. the hours are going by and you say, i spent the whole weekend here and haven't done anything physical. >> you mean i just watched six episodes? >> exactly. let's switch to greek yogurt. it's just a signifyer of our busy world. who has time? you come home and then you have the kids, so people try to squeeze these in. we did this with vcr tapes, and then it was the tebo. >> what happens is we're in an addiction phase. it's not -- i've done it. last summer i did about 30 hours of one tv show in a weekend, and i thou

. >> heidi is a mother, wife and successful business owner.age therapist. >> i have been the the breadwinner for the family for almost 8 years. >> according to the new report released today, this record 40% of mothers who are now the primary breadwinners is a milestone in a changing dynamics of the modern american family. compare that to 18% in canada and just 10% in european households. >> i'm a 100% single working mom. i'm the only one there to support the children. >> marsha has been the breadwinner mom for 21 years. >> i always wanted to be everywhere at the same time and could never do that. >> reporter: but the president of working mother media says that times haven't caught up with the shift. >> this country is sorely lacking in the basic support to be thean needs be tomatoes breadwinner. >> full-time employed winner earned just 81% of the male counter parts. american families pay 23% of net income on child care. france there is government help and families only pay 10% of the net family income. the u.s. is one of only three countries t

we told you guys that it was heidi klum who was giving her child, her children money to eat their veggiesmething. we asked you guys, what did you think about -- >> did you think it was right to bribe your children to do things like that? it was almost right down the middle, wasn't it? 45% said yes. but there is like a 10% swing in it. and 55% of you said not a good idea. >> i think that's probably -- >> but they probably do it anyway. >> i think you're right. >> we've got a good drink with us. >> it's thirst-day thursday, we're drinking strawberry mojitos, why, do you know? >> because it's thirst-day thursday. >> are you ready for bobbi's wedding tomorrow? >> i have soil in crevices and cracks i never knew i had. up to here every night in digging and making it beautiful and -- i cannot wait. >> i hope it's going to be perfect for her. >> it's going to be great weather. it's going to be hot. i've never had a tent in our yard. >> yeah. >> so that's where the people are going to eat and drink and dance? >> tented and i must have had 100 people there yesterday. and just, it was just fun to se