caller: hi, hall and jacki. jacki: hi.i'm hoping that all the people who smoke pot you know, disaffected young voters can you now see that republican rand paul is not a libertarian? this when he equates gay marriage to bestiality, he said not human, he could be preparing for the alien invasion in that comment, as well. hal: i warrant if he considers a corpse a human, as well, throw necrofill i can't, as well. caller: i never understood why divorce and cheating is involved in the defense of marriage act. divorce and cheating hurt marriage in this country. the people who wrote it, newt gingrich henry hyde, those guys serial divorcees serial cheaters that's not a problem. the only problem we have is homosexuality. if you're going to do you that, why don't you do that. they picked and choose a ching that doesn't pertain to them. this was a way to get voters out, make their republication safe in different elections look we did something and now it's crumbling. i'm enjoying this. hal: lets go to juanita in california. hi. caller

jacki: ok.same street workshop issued a statement on their facebook page saying that they are not gay. it also says that they are best friends, they were created to teach preschoolers that people can be good friends with those different from themselves and identified as male characters and have human characteristics they are puppets and do not have a sexual orientation. it's been an internet sensation for a while calling for them to get married. hal: it is very sweet. i get where they're coming from. jacki: before conservatives freak out and want to pull p.b.s. funding. hal: they want to pull p.b.s. funding because they keep insisting on spanish. [ laughter ] hal: let's go to donna in virginia. hi donna. caller: hello. hal: hello. jacki: not just a hi. good morning. caller: i am calling first of all to thank you for getting it. i am a black gay woman who has gone through tremendous ups and downs this week with all that has taken place. see, the thing is that when i leave the house no one knows i

and the president said, i'll check with jackie. he came back to stanley, and he said you can take the photograph, but it can't be with caroline and john in the golf cart. so that's the picture, and this is the picture that is huge. any of you who have been to the kennedy library in boston, they have a huge mural of this. but you won't find caroline or john in the golf cart. this is an important picture. this is president kennedy on the day of the march on washington for jobs and freedom. august 13, 1963. when i was going through stanley's archive to do this book, i found about 200 photographs from the march on washington that have never been published before. so i'm trying to behave myself so that i can come back next year, because i have another photo book coming out on the march on washington. it's coming out this august. and it's called "let freedom ring." this is one of the photographs. this is after the march. the kennedys were terrified of this march. the whole city of washington had been shut down. businesses closed, the gov

jackie robinson's widow rachel. and it was for the first lady hosted a number there are a bunch of recipients of the jackie robinson scholarship fund which supports kids. for four years through their educational experience provides them with mentors requires them to do. community service. and a fabulous. bunch of kids from all over the country and the first lady was very gracious about the film she won so for us to say that she hoped that every american everyone in this country. would. see the film i would agree completely did you watch it with her she had she and her husband saw it on the can before we got there. which was. they said that they saw it alone because the kids. weren't around for that for that that evening and they watch it together and the president was also very gracious. if you like watching yourself. i mean it's it's part of my job is to watch myself and i watch you know i see dailies or video playback you know. and i. i make adjustments according to what i see besides which whatever direction luck

recipients of the jackie robinson scholarship fund which supports kids. for four years through their educational experience provides them with mentors enquires them to do. community service. and fabulous. bunch of kids from all over the country and the first lady was very gracious about the film she went so far this to say that she hoped that every american everyone in this country. would see see it felt i would agree completely did you watch it with her she had she and her husband saw it on the can before we got there. which was. they said that they saw it alone because the kids. weren't around for that for that meeting that evening and they watch it together and the president was also very gracious. if you like watching yourself. i mean it's it's part of my job is to watch myself and i watch you know i see dailies or video playback you know. and a. i make adjustments according to what i see besides which whatever direction lucky enough or or not to receive. i use it for self or just you know you delivered one of the great lines is i think it's in the to

jackie's penguining. >> they are killing them. >> jackie, we are not supposed toe have feelings.old and impersonal. i want to be there the other day when they tell pam to carry a camera. take a guess which finger would go up. >> gosh, you just say these things that make her sound ... >> want to carry one tomorrow? >> leave me alone. >> i would sorry one. >> leave me alone, gary. >> she wouldn't carry one. show me quickly, the baltimore look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. i'm so

uncle hal and aunt jacki will be in here.actions can only hurt our ability to recruit foreign source sources. this result is no different than the outing of valley plain. we will never know who has died or stopped cooperating thanks to these [ censor bleep ] holes. [ applause ] >> stephanie: ivan in west palm beach, steph those who are being called the tea party left thinking liberals would rather than nsa collect this data than the corporate jackels. the new fear mongering from the left is as tinfoil hat as crazy as michele bachmann. this could easily keep them from voting. >> you choose to do business with a business. you don't choose to do business with the government. >> stephanie: right, but he makes a point, they collect your information to sell it to other people -- >> right. but you don't have to do business with them if you don't choose to -- >> stephanie: but his point is at least they are trying to protect us. they are not trying to do something bad. >> but with corporations [ inaudible ] the governments -- the pub

let's get to jackie and talk about what we're going to see today. >> it is all about the rain. the wind not so much a threat. that is going to be well off the coast away from our area. the rain has been coming down since yesterday afternoon. we have already seen an inch and a half. everything that is out there now is very, very light but there is some standing water on some of the road ways that we're concerned about. the center of the storm is about 30 miles away from salve ana, georgia. -- savannah, georgia. still well to our south. we just got the 5:00 update from the national hurricane center. andrea has maximum winds around 45 miles per hour and it will race up the coast throughout the day today and will be just off to our east by this evening. there is a potential of two to four inches of rainfall. the worst of the weather this afternoon and this evening. over the weekend things will gradually improve. half good weather, half not so great. your seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes but we need to find out what is going on on the roads. >> we have a crash on the in

that's just about five minutes away. >> thank you, jackie. investigators are looking for a man suspected of watching and following children in mcclain park. a man was seen running toward two young girls near the dolly madison library. two men matching the same description tried to lure two girls into a car near the langley club. >> you soon may have to drive a bit more slowally through arlington. those areas have a lot of pedestrian traffic. the county will hold a public hearing so residents can weigh in. >>> and landmark mall will get a makeover next spring. the 11-acre mall will be converted into an open-air town center. it will include the existing sears and macy's stores. there will be residential units and an upscale movie and dining area. >> we'll look at big stories this morning. john martano took the stand to explain why he turned against his former partner in crime. he cut a deal with prosecutors. montarano is facing raqueteering charges. >>> they went to a field after a repeated maffia captain said hoffa was buried under a concrete

let's go to jackie at the live desk. jackie? >> reporter: prince phillip is back in the hospital for some sort ofable problem, according to buckingham palace. we heard the duke of he had edih checked in. he's undergoing an explorato exploratoriabexploratory abdominal operation, and this was planned so it wasn't an emergency. he has heart disease and missed another event earlier this week citing health problems, but it's not clear how, if at all, this operation is related to his pre-health issues. he's expected to stay at hospitthe hospital for up to two weeks. >>> impacted by that devastating fire at frager's hardware store. the fire started and quickly spread. right now matchbox is offering interviews for frager's employees needing temporary jobs. those we spoke to said frager's is much more than a place to find home goods. >> oh, my god, this has been the greatest place, is the greatest place. it will be again the greatest place to work. >> it's been here, what, a hundred years? i forgot how long it's been h r here, but it's b

"nurse jackie" on showtime. 9:00 sunday nights on show time.ed "time" here with the song "can't stop me now," rod stewart. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i stood up straight and sang for the record company man my enthusiasm ♪ ♪ filled the room i was young and i was keen with the devil in my stream as i hollered out ♪ ♪ an old blues tune we can't sign you son 'cause you don't fit in the mold ♪ ♪ with your hair and your nose and your clothes i said thank you ♪ ♪ gentlemen for this opportunity and moved on down the road and i remember ♪ ♪ i used to say they can't stop me now the world is waiting it's my turn to stand ♪ ♪ out in the crowd they can't stop me now the tide is turning i'm gonna make you proud ♪ ♪ so proud so proud well it was rough and it was tough but i couldn't get enough ♪ ♪ of this rhythm and blues i craved i was singing in the pubs singing in the clubs ♪ ♪ then along came maggie may all the things were said to me and all the things i heard ♪ ♪ i had a point to prove oh yeah i will climb this mountain with this god-given gift ♪ ♪ if i

i'm hal sparks with jacki schechner.ur opinion man. >> next hour we are going to get into -- >> full blown snowden. >> full blown snowden. which is not like nailing pail listen at all. it's a totally different thing. let's go to ann in connecticut. >> caller: hi, hal, how are you doing? >> i'm good. and everybody on the phone try to keep it tight. >> caller: okay. i'll make it quick. i know you talked about the rape things and the things that come out of their mouths is incredible. but getting back to texas it always kills me in lower inform areas, the republicans complain about these women that have children, and they want to stop the welfare, but then they want to stop the ability to have an abortion if they wanted one. >> right. this is the confluence of fiscal conservatism butting up against a religious believe from a big old man in the sky. these two things are hitting, and they create the most odd mix of ideas. on the one hand don't -- you -- i want a soldier standing next to you to make sure you carry this baby to

para hablar del tiempo. >>> adelante jackie una semana complicada ¿no?.florida y este sistema que estÁ provocando bastante nubosidad, y humedad desde el golfo de, me tambiÉn estÁ afectando de al oeste de cuba y asÍ que ustedes en el sur de la florida van a tener semana bien inestable, en cuanto a lluvias y vientos en rÁfagas y fuera de esto territorio mexicano tranquilo y nubosidad y hacia el norte algo de lluvias pero no tan intensa como lo que se vive en todo el suroeste y ustedes sobre l carolinas tambiÉn, y hay avisos de inundaciÓn ustedes en el Área triestatal y en el noroeste actividad de fuertes lluvias y mientras el oeste de nebraska y tudz en el oeste de texas, y hasta oklahoma city nuevamente se pudieran desarrollar condiciÓn nosotros severas, pero los avisos de un inundacioneses tambiÉn estÁn a la orden del dÍa desde el o oeste de ustedes hacia chicago, y justamente hasta el oeste de tennessee y asÍ que hay mucho pasando al mismo tiempo tenemos retraso en el aeropuerto de washington dc new york y fuera de eso, si va a viajar al resto del paÍs c

thank you jacki schechner, love you! can all agree that is he is a little -- bag much like loui gohmert. ♪ he's a little douche bag ♪ ♪ i've got the dumbest congressman in town, his name is loui gohmert ♪ ♪ he's my little douche bag ♪ ♪ he don't know a whole lot ♪ ♪ he's not paranoid rants in the house on the floor ♪ ♪ with his texas grammar ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ well, i'm not saying gohmert's a bad guy, but the u.s. congressmen [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ it might get better but don't hold your breath ♪ ♪ he's my little douche bag, he don't know a whole lot ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. >> as loui gohmert ever been on a surf board? i doubt it. >> stephanie: no. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: call the political party line now, 1-800-steph-1-2. >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life w

jacki schechner, another fabulous corner.he hour. 20 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> i'm kind of known for having a twisted sense of humor. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." perfectly bite sized drops of rich and creamy chocolate happiness. when the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. current tv is the place for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ in the house ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." >> the things you learn in the break. >> stephanie: the things chris says to me right before we come back from commercial. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free. you were just -- healthcare corner with jacki talking about cancer and this piece in the "new york times." it is infuriating. what we're paying for healthcare and colonoscopy may not be the best screening mechanism and it is very invasive as jim has been talking a

we are the last team to have this and it was like 10 years after jackie robinson.just down the road from birmingham, we think about this. it turned out, despite his background, he was an amazing manager. and every one of them, black-and-white, everyone every one of them, they love the sky. he was also the only guy -- first of all, he is so handsome. [laughter] >> if i was pitching, i would try to hit him in the face. [laughter] [laughter] >> he probably didn't mess around. that is my guess. he is a manager in the major leagues, he has been a general manager as well as a major league owner. he grew up with nothing and he ended up owning the boston red socks. some among them a million dollars and 20 years later he sold them. he sold them for an alleged that $30 million. not a bad deal. he then went on to business and i'm sure you all know this. so anyway, they were going to do a big complex in orlando and perhaps up in boston. it was going to be part of entertainment sports and theater and the whole thing. but he passed away before that could happen. now, tommy reyno

. >> let's get to jackie and talk about what we can expect. >> we can expect heavy rain. we have this very wet washout of a friday. we are concerned about flooding as well, especially late today into tonight. we just had some light showers scattered across the area. believe it or not, it is not the deep tropical moisture just yet. tropical storm andrea is still well to our south in georgia. it is pushing across the state line into southern virginia at this time. winds around 45 miles per hour. a little change in strength is expected and we're not really concerned about winds with this storm. rain will be the big issue. there you can see the flash flood watch. the heaviest of rain comes this afternoon and evening and then we'll see a half-and-half weekend with showers and storms friday but things look better by sunday. the roads are wet. lots of spray. i'm concerned about standing water. amanda, what is going on now? >> we have already got standing water. we're going to get to a crash first. lots of activity on the belt way, especially for this time of morning. we have tha

jacki schechner -- >> yes?little hyperbolic on twitter. i want to make sure people understand it is tough to say anything definitive right now. my opinions come from a gut instinct and a gut feeling. i think before we all praise this man as a hero we learn more about what he did and why he did it and the decisions he makes surrounding it. >> stephanie: i thought the last caller raised an interesting point about has he done more harm than good? if he cares so much about the american people in terms of intelligence. >> i think it is fair to say time will tell. it is very quick. this all came out late thursday night. hasn't even been a week. >> stephanie: jacki schechner in the current news center. >> good morning everybody. we have other news. checks should be in the mail today on their way to tens of thousands of homeowners who face foreclosure after they got robo signed mortgages. five major companies have settled with 49 state attorneys general after the evidence that the institutions robo signed mortgages and

are you with us their jackie? >> yes.latbed just as i get ago. they have looked up the second one and basically they're just when to try to get this thing off the freeway and take the cars off at a different location. the fire apartment from orinda and marat that is out here. this is better than what we've had all morning long. they're starting to make serious progress now. it looks like it is basically the clean up states. >> that is the latest from the scene that we've been tracking on this hot spot at 24 westbound that has traffic all we backed up to martinas on 680 south. we will take a break and be right back. >> they live in colorado is bringing a fresh look at the damage done by ferocious wild fires. thousands of the night out of their homes. thousands more could be forced to evacuate at a moment's notice. >> more than 10,000 residents ordered evacuated and the fire is 0 percent contained hundreds of firefighters battling the blaze now. smoke blankets colorado springs. some residents had just minutes to evacuate be

aunt jacki one popsicle if you're good.hat there could be prop 8 or doma rulings. >> stephanie: not today. it will be while we're on vacation. because that will be the last week that it could possibly come down. however, frank bruni, one of my favorite writers -- [ ♪ battle hymn of republic ♪ ] i need the organ for this. in "the new york times," on the pope's gay panic. remember we talked about the gay lobby last week, jim? which i think is liberace's lobby from "behind the candelabra." the pope mentioned the gay lobby. >> stephanie: okay. >> the casket is waterproof and moisture proof. >> stephanie: frank writes i have many questions for and about the gay lobby in the vatican. but i'll start with this. how can you be so spectacularly ineffective despite your presence and presumed influence on the roman catholic hierarchy. church teachings still hold the disorder and many church leaders will still send the preposterously mixed message that while they shouldn't be ashamed, they should elect cold showers over warm embrace. it

jackie, family allergy and asthma care, is here to explain. dr. jackie, i think most mothers have probably stuck that pacifier in their mouths to clean it off after the baby drops it on the floor. tell us about new research that shows that's exactly the right thing to do. >> you sometimes wonder who dreams this stuff up. they took 184 infants and they figured out who of them were using pacifiers. then they check back in with them a few months later. what they found was the parents who took the pacifier and pop it in their mouth to clean it off, that those kids ended up having less eczema compared to those who boil it, sterilize it. >> does this apply to mommy and daddy's mouth? >> this is an employment opportunity employer here. what really makes a difference is that you get those oral microbes and they end up in the gut of the baby. it stimulates the baby's immune system. what's interesting is that it stays. even after the baby used a pacifier, that kid has less chance of getting allergy. >> this can help protect against asthma and eczema. what a

>> oh and jacki is here.ou need a women's voice on those things. >> right. that's what i mean. if we're following the role models in congress. charlie, the president is nominating three people for the district court today but the manning case is happening today, and -- it -- what do you think that -- that -- the air between manning and rosen is? and -- and this odd part of all things are whistle blowing or nothing is whistle blowing kind of thing? >> i -- i -- i have gone back and forth on this a great -- a great deal. i'm stanchly in defense of my profession, and the freedom of speech. i recognize the rights of governments to have secrets and do what they need to do to function, but i really don't know. i think that -- that -- that the government is grossly overcharging bradley manning for the fact -- if he did -- osama bin laden got ahold of something on wiki leaks, therefore bradley manning was assisting osama bin laden. that's kind of a stretch. as to the rosen case it does seem to have eluded some people

this is jackie's first concussion, but her mom says they are taking that message seriously. >> if she wants to do it again she recollects has to get better. >> jackie says she will wait for the doctor's all clear before she cheers again. >> the study also found children who were 13 or older have longer recovery times than younger children. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelly is in new york. scott. >> hi ken and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. the fbi is on opportunity now -- on the hunt now for the man who stole top secret files. plus, grave news as you have been reporting on the condition of nelson mandela. we will have all of those stories for you tonight on the cbs evening news at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to

. >> vamos a pasar a los Ángeles con jackie guerrido, adelante jackie. >> gracias chicas amigos muy buenasvientos en rÁfagas de hasta 70 millas por hora y no se descarta la posibilidad de chicago ustedes en indianÁpolis que se desarrolle un tornado. >> asÍ que bueno la gran pregunta es como se acostumbro hasta cuÁndo vamos a tener avisos y alerta ya para el viernes entrando al fin de semana vamos a sentir mejorÍa. >> el sur de la florida no se queda atrÁs ustedes en el estado del sol actividades de fuertes lluvias todo el sureste de mÉxico si estÁ lloviendo nubosidad en todo suroeste nosotros en los Ángeles estamos bajo aviso de altas temperaturas y fuertes vientos especialmente en nuevo mÉxico. >> patrÓn del tiempo lluvioso va a persistir en prÓximas 24 horas recuerde los avisos de inundaciones y no se descarta la posibilidad de que muchos residentes se queden sin el servicio de electricidad debido a fuertes vientos. >> estamos hablando de vientos de 70 millas por hora con fuertes rÁfagas hasta 90 millas. >> prepÁrese siempre para lo peor y nosotros cruzando los dedos que pase lo mejor, t

vamos con jackie guerrido, y el segmento del tiempo en este comienzo de semana, jackie, adelante. >>>racion.el papa francisco recibe a presidente venezolano buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.un muerto, 10.000 viviendas daqadas y 40.000 personas afectadas dejan inundaciones en piedras negras, mexico, fronteriza con texas.despues de mas de 4 aqos en el cargo, anuncio su retiro john morton, director del servicio de inmigracion y control de aduanasel presidente venezolano nicolas maduro, acompaqado de un grupo de colaboradores, comenzo en el vaticano una gira por varias naciones europeas.mas en noticiero univision. la salud de todos. no sólo es una molestia. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de ello. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno, llegÓ el momento de vida sana con cecilia, habla de dos regalos de la naturaleza pamela, por separado tienen propiedades increÍbles, cuando se juntan son resultados impresionantes. >>> sÍ, aprendiendo cosas nuevas con cecilia, y siempre disponibles en la cocina. >>> sÍ, exactamen

>>darya: thanks a lot jacki.e later this morning whether or not to authorize a strike. bart management and bart workers are at odds about a series of issues. many are so serious, that some union members are predicting a strike could be just days away. one major issue focuses on overtime and management claims, that some workers are exploited the system. bart spokesperson aliceia troust explains what is happening and what hurts taxpayers prepar. >> >>mark: she says it is costing bart $30 million a year to pay out over time up money that could be going towards better use. >>darya: in oakland, two men suspected in a drive-by shooting that killed a three year old boy nearly two years ago are scheduled to be in court today. lawrence denard and willie torrence are accused in the murder of carlos nava. investigators believe denard, pictured on the left was the shooter and torrents of the alleged driver. it was back on august 8th of 2011 when nava was hit by bullets and a drive-by shooting in east oakland. two men were al

estÁ lista con las imÁgenes y el pronÓstico, adelante jackie, cuÉntanos. >>> gracias bÁrbara, muy traviesanta tropical bari, a 70 millas del noreste de veracruz, a 115 kilÓmetros, el sistema vrt por el momento sostiene vientos de 40 millas por hora, con fuertes rÁfagas, muy lento al oeste, a 6 millas por hora, el sistema es de gran interÉs para el suroeste de mÉxico, tabasco, chia oaxaca, mÁs que vientos promete depositar hasta diez pulgadas de lluvia, similar a belice, y en porciones de guatemala. fuera de eso, en el norte de texas, actividad de fuertes lluvias lÍneas de precipitaciones desde louisiana, y sobre georgia, las carolinas, bastante tranquilo en el medio oeste y centro del paÍs, en el noreste lluvias, vienen cambios para el final del mes, temperaturas peligrosas, lidiamos con la lluvia que es la noticia del dÍa, actividad de fuertes lluvias se concentrarÁn en territorio mexicano en veracruz, el sistema se siente temprano en la maÑana, mucha inestabilidad desde el sur de la florida, el sureste, nubosidad para ustedes en el medio atlÁntico, nada significativo, calor, sÍ vamos a s

jacki schechner e-mailed us all this story.rsey mom versus south beach hookers the rematch. times must be tough for south beach hookers. so tough apparently, they've taken to beating up their competition. that's what a vacationing south jersey woman -- in a civil lawsuit file against the lavish four star w hotel where apparently that's where you find a better class of -- >> hooker. >> stephanie: yes. a gang of high-priced escorts attacked her. anna, the wife of a wealthy suburban philadelphia homebuilder claims in the federal lawsuit, as many as ten prostitutes -- now that's a hooker fight. fight, fight, fight! [ applause ] >> that's a team of hookers. >> a gaggle. >> a murder of hookers. >> stephanie: wow. as many as ten prostitutes pounced on her in the hotel lobby january 19th. >> usually pay extra for that. >> stephanie: right! >> at least jim does. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: she was encroaching on their turf. instead of helping them catch the attackers, the prostitute-friendly hotel -- >> well, that's good to know about th

when whitey went on the lamb, he enticed jackie, begged jackie to give him photographs they could usebecause they look-alike p.m. he could use them as phony i.d.s, he lured his own brother into his conspiracy. it cost jackie his felony conviction and pension. whitey bulger did that. not me, not shelly murphy. >>> we have a lot more tonight including this, is the mystery of jimmy hoffa's whereabouts on the verge of being solved? i know a lot of people said that before. an fbi agent believes they're about to crack the case wide open. >>> a midshipman at the elite naval academy said she was rained by three classmates. >> you can't talk, youen cat tell. we'll get kicked out, you can't do this we'll -- they really did play on my emotions. and at that point in time, it was what felt like the entire football team against me, given that all these individuals were on the football team. and i felt ostracized. this is it. this is what matters. the experience of a product. how will it make someone feel? will it make life better? does it deserve to exist? we spend a lot of time on a few great thin

it's called "letters to jackie." let's see a little of it here. >> i think it's been confirmed.er way it turns out, you have my deepest sympathy. >> it's a beautiful film i understand that's about letters that were written to jackie kennedy right after the assassination of her husband. it's very moving because some of these people were actually located who wrote these letters. >> as you said, this film looks at the extraordinary volume of letters that she received. after two years, she received over 1 million. representing an incredible cross section of peep in the country. we're going to be having a number of those original letter writers at the festival. some of them were you children when they wrote the letter. >> and that's your first movie. >> that's right. >> that will show on wednesday. where will that be? >> tickets are still available so hopefully people will join us. >> will it be just one showing? >> it is just one showing. >> there's another film called "muscle shoels." this host of very, very famous musicians who i guess use the studios there? >> ""mussel shoels" ha

this, this story in a vacuum i think would have quickly been, my colleague jackie kucinich pointed me to a susan page story in "u.s.a. today" in 2006. that literally, the lead of that story could have been the lead today. literally. and i would point you all to read it.

jackie is here to take a look at the forecast. >> not all of us are going to get wet today. and maybe awers thunderstorm in there. best chance will be south of the metro area. thisshowers tracking early morning across central virginia and southern maryland. new developments into western maryland. take a look at a time lapse from woodbridge, virginia. a couple of breaks in the clouds here and there. maybe a sprinkled here and there as well. you allel map will show ands in the mid-atlantic the south. the potential for rain will be from dallas and stretching across toward atlanta. more possibility of showers in our evening hours. drying up overnight. and then went and sticky on tuesday and wednesday. >> we are following a developing story out of southwest d.c. this morning. police are investigating a double shooting. john gonzales reports. victims, the shooting this 20-year-old man, was shot in the face, and it appears he may have also been wounded in the upper left leg. a 17-year-old girl was all to vote -- was also shot multiple times in both legs. optimistic that things will

kron fours jackie sissel is on the way.shes a signal will get a live report coming up shortly. >> also, new this morning a firefighter was injured a two alarm house fire in san francisco bay view district. the fire is located on the 1500 block of hudson ave. it started around 230 this morning. eight people were displaced. kron fours jackie sissel was there giving us live reports earlier. he is now headed out to berkeley. we will look for a live update in a bit. >> police in sao paulo are taking new steps to cut down on violent crime. for they are installing more surveillance cameras. the cameras are being installed along rum rearill boulevard at market, chelsea and sanford. police say there are crime hot spots in sao paulo. for these cameras will be able to pan and silt and read license plates. there will be connected to shot spotter. for san publicly say this is money well spent and for current cameras in the city or a put gives the subject behind bars. >> when a shot goes off the camel will go to that location if someone

jackie's sister is here. it's my attitude. you ready, jackie? here we go. brewbruins and blackhawks. back from chicago. >> it was a good come back. >> reporter: thank you. the puck is off. it is andrew shaw. blackhawks win 4-3 in overtime. . >> the bruins better win game 2 if they want to stay in the series. >> reporter: jason kidd is the new coach. he retires two weeks ago as a player and went in and talked his way into the job. good for him at 40 years old, he is the new boss. tony parker, just to tell you his hamstring is a grade 1. it will be a game decision to see if he plays or not. the warriors are trying out for the usa roster for the olympics. they wanted to try out. it's my attitude. >> see you tomorrow. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can.

maÑana a sudar la gota gorda, y mantenerse en contacto, @ "primer impacto." @ jackie guerrido.luna. >>> y un objeto volador no identificado fue captado sobre el volcÁn popocatÉpetl. el cuerpo luminaoso cae sobre É. y son varias veces que objetos brillantes son captados cayendo aquÍ. >>> y el "tri" se pone en acciÓn ante nigeria. y aquÍ estÁ antonieta con los detalles de este encuentro. >>> y tienen urgencia de ganar, ya que el "tri" no ha sumado una victoria, los del "chepo" de la torre usaran este partido para los ajustes de los partidos que si cuentan. y mayweather tendrÁ bastante money luego de la pelea que se llevara el 14 de septiembre ante el canelo. veamos. >>> arrancamos en el torneo esperanzas de toulon. aquÍ araujo dispara para el triunfo de brasil. con este resultado es lÍder del grupo b. y bÉlgica enfrentÓ a portugal, y aquÍ saca el disparo. y ricardo anotÓ el segundo. y portugal se llevÓ el triunfo sobre bÉlgica. para ellos fue su segundo fracaso. radamel falcao garcÍa se unirÁ al mÓnaco, luego que llegaron a un acuerdo con atlÉtico de madrid. hablan de mÁs de 50 m

jackie, good morning. >> good morning, john. the features sharply lower this morning, this after stocks failed to hold on to early gains yesterday. the markets did get initial pop after s&p upgraded its outlook on the u.s.'s credit rating, saying it feels better about economic prospects. but that optimism was short lived. it didn't last throughout the session. data today on wholesale trades. the dow ended up slipping nine points to 15,238, the nasdaq edging up four to 3,473. a new survey by staffing firm manpower finding that more employers planning to add workers in the third quarter, more than any period since the fall of 2008. more than one in four construction companies also say they'll be hiring this summer. that's the strongest outlook since before the recession. analysts are saying that could be good for the housing market, but still manpower saying that some companies have some concerns about the global economy and other issues as well like health care costs. finally this morning, sony teased us a few months ago. now we

let's go to jackie deangelis, the host of the groundbreaking "futures now" on cnbc.com. jackie? >> it's the one thing that could be a bigger worry than the fed tapering right now and that's a chinese contraction. hsbc's flash pmi number, which predicts manufacturing activity, came in at a nine-month lie of 48.3 yesterday. a read bloeg 50 indicates contraction. so this number was taken as a strong stine that china could be decelerating, was a bigger concern might be the chinese credit crunch. news that seven-day borrowing rates touched 28% on thursday. that news spooking the market. rumors about a major chinese crisis, like a leaman-like type of default quickly flew around. the rate has since cooled, as the people's bank of china has apparently made more funds available to banks. but major concerns still stand, like the fed, china central bank might be losing its taste for easing, given that concerns -- and that concerns that banks -- that banks have begun to -- excuse me, take excessive risks. trouble to get the words out tonight. but as you mentioned, melissa, that has weighed

thank you very much, jackie deangelis.ory. >>> this sounds too incredible to be true. imagine being eligible to receive a lump sum pension payment of $159 million. that is exactly how much the board of drug distributor mckesson green-lighted for its chairman and ceo, john hammergren. mary thompson has this incredible story. mary, $159 million. >> do you want to imagine something better? >> yeah. >> the pension on top of almost $400 million in compensation. mandy, that is a reality. >> a whole lot better. >> that is the reality for 54-year-old john hammergren of mckesson corporation. among active ceos, a study by gmi rating shows $159 million pension more than doubled that of news corporation founder's rupert murdoch and almost triple the $59 million pension for john strangfeld. the result of generous changes approved by the company's board over hammergren's years of running the firm. 14 years where it delivered big returns for investors. the stock's up 238% compared to the s&p's 28% gain. hammergren will pay for the effort

. >> y boricuas vamos a los Ángeles se encuentra nuestra jackie guerrido y el avance del segmento delo, ya volvemos. comienza juicio contra george zimmerman.investigan brote de violencia en nueva york. comienza semana crucial para la reforma migratoria en el senado.buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.una corte niega un aplazamiento del juicio de george zimmerman solicitado por la defensa, bajo el argumento de que los defensores no estan aun listos.fin de semana violento en nueva york. llegan a por lo menos 30 victimas entre muertos y heridos durante los ultimos dias.y cuando se prepara el debate en el pleno del senado, el senador republicano de origen cubano ted cruz dice que el camino a la ciudadania es el tema mas algido de la reforma.mas en noticiero univision. [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ ruge ] ♪ [ locutor ] universal studios verano del valor. ♪ (♪). >> bueno nÚmeros de personas practican el ayuno por razones religiosas y mÉdicas pero se estÁ ugs ando para bajar de peso. >> como es lunes de vida sana con cecilia se encuentra con nosotros para hablarnos del tema y l

. >> jackie piper has invited countless strangering in her closet. >> thousands of people have stopped by. >> from shoes to shirts to bags and many liking what they see and buying it off the closet shelf. now we should mention all of this is coming from a web site. posh mark. and it invites shoppers into someone's closet where they can browse and buy and sell. and i have a lot of dresses and blouses and purses. and a lot of jewelry. a lot of jewelry. >> you can check out someone's goodses, searching by designer, style or size, and you can buy it outright or you can negotiate. >> so something like a bundle of five necklaces, she offered me $40. but i offered her $45 right back. and she agreed. >> for jackie piper this all started when she was helping a friends sell clothes online. >> it was a lot of fun and she made a lot of money and we doesn't want to stop so we started selling my closet. >> once she ran out of stuff to sell, she sold wholesale and paid off. since november piper has made about nine grand. >> indiana, kansas, new york, georgia. >> she is h-shipping everything all over

here with one of the most dramatic comeback stories in business, david and jackie. us today. >> hi, robert. >> thank you. >> let's start out. you guys have been through such a roller coaster these past few years, and so has the country. how do you feel today about building the largest home in america, and will you live there, or could this be sold? >> i'm excited about it. i definitely plan to live there. of course, if somebody comes along and offers me a lot of money, i might change my mind. >> whaegs a lot? 100 million? 70 million? >> well, 100 million now because we're going to be finished in two years. >> or i could live there and you sell your half, right? >> and, david, you know, one of the big changes since this documentary was made, of course, is the incredible comeback for your business. you're hiring back a thousand workers. record profits. what are you doing differently today? what have you learned from the past few years, about how to run a business and maybe even how to run your life? >> well, in 2008, when lehman went under, we were fat, dumb, happy. t

jackie, good morning. >> good morning, mara. futures lower this morning after stocks failed to hold on to some early gains on monday. the markets got an initial pop after s&p upgraded its outlook on the u.s.'s credit rating, saying that it feels better about economic prospects, but that optimism proved short-lived. me >>> meantime, americans say now is a better time to sell a home than any period in the last three years. fannie mae says a rise in confidence could lead to more sellers and eventually a further rise in home prices, which jumped 12% in april. >>> and finally this morning, a government watchdog agency is targeting banks on overdraft fees. a report by the consumer financial protection bureau says that consumers who opt for overdraft protection on their checking accounts pay higher fees and are more likely to have their accounts closed. mara, back to you. >> all right, jackie. thanks so much. >>> some good news on the hiring front. a new survey from manpower group shows that more employers plan to hire new workers over

. >>> vamos ahora a los Ángeles con jackie guerrido y el estado del tiempo. >>> así es, jackie guerridoue lidiar con las altas temperaturas, las lluvias, pero también al mal tiempo, buena cara, los residentes del centro del país, de las dakotas a minnesota, se rete más de lo mismo, con vientos de hasta 65 millas por hora, en oklahoma city tenemos 95 grados y en phoenix, arizona, 106 grados, así que tenemos condiciones severas con al actividad de precipitaciones del noreste del país, bueno, ya chao, chao, ahora entramos a condiciones más placenteras para disfrutar del fin de semana, diría que lo mismo para ustedes en el sur de la florida, así que continúa lloviendo en el noreste, en territorio mexicano, igual que en el suroeste de texas, es viernes social, así que hay retrasos en los aeropuertos, le sumamos las precipitaciones en nueva york, aunque se ha despejado bastante para la actividad de precipitaciones es en el noreste de territorio mexicano, se espedra lluvia para el sur de miami, en monterrey tenemos 32 centígrados, es viernes, fin de semana, no nos podemos quejar, es todo por m

this is a live picture from kron 4 urs jakob's jackie sissel.e still blocked right now. at this point you are recommended to take highway 4 over to 80 your head down six a across 58 or just take a bard. this will be here for hours to come. also in national nils. they have choppers battling a wild fire. we will be right back in a few minutes. denny'y's red rewhite & blue plate specials are as aasmericarin as apple p. especialcily, th, e apple pie french toast. come in itoday dafor specials starting at just $4.99. onlyon at det nny's. align >> the top source a waterfall on this thursday, june 13th. police in riot gear rate the former haze of valley farm earlier this morning making arrests. we will have more on what protesters are there. >> police are in search for two teens to attack an elderly woman on a muni bus. >> we're also tracking a mess on high with 24 this morning. george rask has details on this hot spot. >> they are not going to be able to clear this incident anytime soon. the backup will be with us for awhile. let's go live with jackie

jacki schechner tommy in columbus watches, steph question for jacki, hany peoe in germany,rance, sweden. >> probably none. >> stephanie: you win! [ applause ] >> the one thing people don't have to worry about is whether or not they can afford medical care. >> stephanie: yeah. and his second question how does jacki get better looking every time i see her. >> oh, that's very sweet. i think his eyesight is failing. or he is drinking heavily. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. here she is. >> good morning, everybody, senator marco rubios as it stands now he is not going to vote for his own immigration reform bill. he says he wants congress not homeland security in charge and wants tougher enforcement procedures over all, without those he is not going to vote yet because the bill wouldn't pass the house. rubio is meeting with fellow senate republicans to talk about the ways to get them on board to vote for the bill and today he is scheduled to meet with conservative house members to discuss the issue. bradley manning is finally getting his days in court. large parts of the trial are expec

good morning, jacki schechner. >> good morning.py friday. >> stephanie: happy friday to you too. >> i saw your appearance on aaron burnett yesterday. >> stephanie: really? >> yes, you looked gorgeous. >> stephanie: oh thank you. since we're problem solvers, we were talking about how expensive colonoscopyies are? >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: now maybe the government can spend a drone up our asses for free? >> sounds uncomfortable. >> stephanie: all right. here she is in the current news center. >> good morning, everybody. president obama has been here in california since yesterday. and he is going to use the state as an example of how the affordable care act is going to work. he'll talk about the pr partnership that times get latinos enrolled in health insurance plans. california is already reporting lower premium rates than was expected. later today the president heads to palm brings to meet with chinese president, xi jinping are where the two are expected to talk trade, north korea and espionage. on the heels of yesterday's news that