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there were jeers as the 68-year- old left the courthouse after the conviction on 45 criminal counts involving the sexual abuse of children. his defense attorney told the crowd it was a difficult case. >> essentially, it will be a life sentence. >> reporter: joanna told us that sandusky is like a naive kid himself and doesn't fully understand the magnitude of what happened. >> i explained to him whether or not he fully grasped it. >> reporter: this case is far from over. it could take years to play out in court with penn state officials pending civil lawsuits and ongoing investigation. penn state released a statement saying it will privately and fairly address the victims' concerns and compensate them. a juror said the accusers were all credible and the reaction to the verdict made them realize their decision was the right one. wjz eyewitness news. >> and the family of the late joe paterno, fired in the scandal, issued a statement saying their thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. meanwhile, the case is shedding light in maryland and continuing coverage of the sandusky

. >> maybe next jeer. >> a postponed hope to share all her pride. >> now, there some military rules that actually prevent political inaction uniform, but there are groups who are in the military who say that they are pushing to be able to participate in parades just like people participate for soldiers, active duty soldiers participate in parades like st. patrick's day and 4th of july. reporting live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: a scary scene in san francisco when neighbors reported a man sitting in front of his house armed with several weapons. police say no shots were fired but the man was sitting on the porch of his noe valley home with a hand gun. the man was taken into custody without instance accident is now under describing evaluation, charged with a misdemeanor weapons violation. >> ama: motorcyclist is recovering after trying to evade chp officers, they tried to pull him over after he allegedly drove through a red light this morning. he drove on to southbound 101 and lost control of his motorcycle and crashed on an offramp, which was shut town for an hour. the chp says

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massachusetts governor >> it is great to be in massachusetts, obama country >> those cheers soon turned to jeers as the perot mitt romney camp showed up in droves >> it is hard to etch a sketch the truth away >> speaking of trauma, mitt romney was out here calling the company the taj mahal of corporate headquarters. the drama continues in presidential politics. >> a teenager pulled into the girls' bathroom and beaten up. another black eye for a bay area school district. >> 0 waste in san francisco. mobile 5 is live with the planned to make it happen by 2020 >> extreme cases of skin cancer becoming more common. how one woman's glove of,,,,,, >> san francisco wants to become waste 3 >> ken bastida shows us how the city is getting some high-tech help >> is pretty amazing, this is pier 96, a recycling center for the city of san francisco. it collects about hundreds of tons of trash every day. 78 percent of that is being diverted from the landfill. a lot of it ends up right here and it is sorted out and often times sent overseas and comes back as other products. cardboard, plastic, bottles, and they

. >>> a published report says gary jeered dawn know has filed a lawsuit to collect on the death benefit following the 2011 disappearance of his travel partner, robin gardner. her body has never been found. she disappeared in aruba. the chicago sun times reports giordanno is suing the insurance company for $3.5 million as part of a travel insurance policy he took out before the trip. >>> the defense is presenting its case in the jerry sandusky child sexual abuse trial. the former penn state assistant football coach maintains he is innocent, and may even go on the witness stand to try and prove his innocence. manuel gallegos has more now, from pennsylvania. >> reporter: jerry sandusky arrived at court to hear prosecutors wrap-up their case against him. prosecutors called their last witness this morning, the mother of one of sandusky's accusers. she testified she thought it would be a good idea for her son to spend time with sandusky, since she was a single mom, working two jobs. sandusky met most of his accusers through his charity for at risk children. the former penn state football coac

. >> yes, yes. [ applause ] >> reporter: there were jeers for defense attorney. >> there are lots of people sitting in jails across this country who are innocent -- there have been people, lots of people -- >> pennsylvania attorney general linda kelly recalled how victims testified they never told of the abuse because they didn't think anyone would believe them. >> a jury of 12 people here in bellfont pa most dest natalie would and did believe a kid. >> reporter: one juror said in more than 17 hours of deliberations, disagreements were resolved quickly. >> once we laid it all out it made sense and we came to an agreement. >> reporter: he said that the defense came up short. >> they did a good job of putting seeds of doubt. but there wasn't reasonable doubt. >> sandusky was found not guilty of three charges. he was convicted of all other charges involving those victims. the defense said it will appeal because the judge denied it's time to prepare. to win that the defense must prove it's case was harmed. a successful appeal based on the judge allowing more time is very unlikely. >> rep

. >>> and the avein jeers -- agentlemenners -- avengers join a very exclusive club. >> reporter: the blockbuster passed the $600 million mark at the u.s. box office. it is only the third move any history to do so, behind titanic and i can "avatar." the star of oliver stone's new movie savages walked the red carpet wednesday night. the thriller focused on california pot growers who get involved with a mexican drug cartel. the cast includes salma hike and john travolta. >> blake, aaron johnson and taylor are great looking young people and the older people are not so bad. >> savages opens nationwide july 6th. >>> charlie sheen returns to television tonight with his new comedy series anger management. sheen prison a therapist who realizes he had issues controlling his own temper. >> we can't find any contact. >> two more big names are joining the hit cbs drama the good wife. nathan lane has signed on for a recurring role. >>> and justin bieber's latest album, believe. had the biggest debut this year. that is your eye on answer r -- on entertainment. manuel gallegos, cbs news. >>> good mo

street -- >> jamie dimon is a crook -- >> today jamie dimon, the ceo of the country's largest bank was jeered by protesters. dimon came to deliver a high-profile apology. >> we made a mistake. i'm absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: in april jpmorgan chase lost at least $2 billion and counting of its own money using a complex strategy of trades that were meant to protect the firm's overall financial strength but did just the opposite, exposing the bank and its shareholders to steep losses. >> something obviously went very wrong. >> we feel terrible. but no client, customer or taxpayer money was impacted by this event. >> reporter: dimon has been criticized for how he initially minimized the failures as a tempest in a teapot. >> when i made that statement, i was dead wrong. >> reporter: today dimon said he had been given bad information by his senior staff. his typical charisma and confidence unfazed today. this was not a hot seat grilling. but some democrats did get under dimon's skin. >> this is not your hearing. i'm asking you to respond to questions. >> reporter: m

he says dodger fans were jeering at them during the game and stow told them quote i hope they code. that's a reference to cardiac arrest. that's when two suspects norwood and sanchez allegedly confronted stow and his friends. but in testimony nearly all of the other prosecution witnesses were not able to positively i.d. the attackers. legal experts say this could affect how a potential trial plays out. >> the lack of a really positive i.d. isn't really a problem at this stage. these guys are almost certainly going to get bound over for trial. but at trial with a higher standard of proof, the district attorney better have some more solid eyewitness evidence. >> if there is enough evidence that is brought out during the preliminary period, they will stand trial. both men pleaded not guilty for the march 2011 beating. >>> nothing short of a scary moment for a south bay family after a toddler falls out of a second story window but manages to survive. this all happened at this apartment complex near the lawrence expressway and stevens creek boulevard in santa clara this happened about 7:

. >> a couple wanted to save their 15 jeer old daughter from on the streets. they went too far by killing the girl's pimp. they are scheduled to appear in court tomorrow and faced premeditated murder changes in candlestick park on june 4th. the couple's attorney said they did not do it. they found the body in the city's bayview district. a southside man accused of molesting vulnerable children remains in jail and his fiance didn't belong there. he claims they would never harm any of the children. they claim lewd acts on a child and one count on an incapable person. the judge denied bail and ordered him to make no contact with the victim. he worked at a group home for children and they were there for the mentally disabled. >> they have no proof of anything and they are coming out with stuff, going after the random kids and trying to get them to admit to something that he hasn't done. >> the deputy da on the case believes there more victims. investigators are urning anyone with information to come forward. bailey is due back in court a week from today. new at 11

jeer trying to coordinate with some friends because they were come going the east bay and they are notgonna come today because of the traffic because of the fire on the bart or whatever. we are trying to find some people to take my tickets. >> reporter: i'm sure there were a lot of no-shows from the east bay there morning because of the bart problems. they may be taking other forms of transportation. they may be taking other options. many of them, i have a feeling, may be driving to candlestick park where tears another area reserved by u.s. open where they can board shuttle buses to the golf course. i think a lot of people are taking that option. that's the latest here from the colma bart station, vic lee, abc7 news. >> now to nick smith at the walnut creek bart station. a lot of confusion there earlier. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of it had to do with language barriers. people were walking up not necessarily standing that bart cancelled service from here to san francisco through the transbay terminal. i want to touch on something vic mentioned. on how people were looking for altern

he said dodgers fans were jeering at them during the game and stow told him, "i hope they code." a reference to cardiac arrest. that's when the two suspects allegedly confronted stow and his friends. but nearly all the witnesses were not able to positively i.d. the attackers. legal experts say this could affect how a potential trial plays out. >> the lack of a really positive i.d. isn't really a problem at this stage. but at trial with a higher standard of proof, the district attorney better have some more solid eyewitness evidence. >> if there is enough evidence during the preliminary hearing, norwood and sanchez will stand trial. both men pleaded guilty for the march 27th beating. >>> a jury has been seated for former penn state coach jerry sandusky. the former football coach met a jury of five men and seven women with the opening arguments on monday. four alternates were also selected yesterday. and many of the jurors have connections to penn state university where sandusky was an assistant football coach. sandusky facing 52 counts of child sexual abuse involving ten alleged v

i think i might have been two days in jeer jerusalem and i was wandering through the old city.dering through the market i actually remember feeling like e never heard it about it before the detail how the occupation was impacting human lives. and i remember this was in 1997, and i remember i think i spent five hours that day talking to one person after the other and one of the merchants said to me, there's going to be another war and going to start this year. you should leave because, you know, foreigners shouldn't get caught up in that. and '97, it was during the peace process. it was the hopeful people, i had no idea that these were hopeful possibility that the reality for palestinians was that more check points were blossoms up that seattlements were eating up more and more of the land. that reality was actually worstenning. it was the first i was hearing of any of it. it was a little bit wrong in terms of the timing. it erupted not that year, but a few years later in fall of 2000. but the sentiment i was beginning to touch was right on. and for me, it was a -- just my eyes

there were jeers as the 68-year- old left the courthouse after his conviction on 45 criminal counts involving the sexual abuse of children. his defense attorney told the crowd it was a difficult case. >> essentially, the sentence that jerry will receive will be a life sentence just due to the length of it. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: joe amendola told us sandusky is like a naive kid himself and doesn't seem to fully understand the magnitude of what's happened. >> it's been explained to him. whether or not he fully grasps it is anyone's guess. >> reporter: it could take years to play out in court with officials still facing criminal charges, pending civil lawsuits and ongoing investigations. penn state released a statement saying it will privately and fairly address the victims' concerns. and compensate them. a juror said the accuser were all credible and sandusky's lack of reaction to the verdict made jurors realize their decision was the right one. manuel gallegus, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >> listen up metro riders. customers traveling on the orange, blue and red lin

. >> the crowd outside the courthouse jeered his attorney. >> there are lots of people sitting in jails across this country who are innocent. there have been lots of people -- [tiers] may i finish? >> jerry sandusky will never walk free again. >> the sentences that he receives will be a life sentence. >> penn state announced it will see claims with its victims, admitting in a statement -- jerry sandusky will be sentenced in 90 days, and he faces a sentence of more than 400 years in prison. whatever sentence he gets, he will most likely die in custody. back to you. >> thank you. the guilty verdict provides some finality but this is not the end of the scandal. defense lawyers say they will appeal the conviction. we appreciate your time. this was not a surprising verdict. we heard about the sentencing. do we expect more charges? >> there probably will be more charges. there are two pending against the officials that should have been brought to the attention of law enforcement. that could lead to recommendations to other charges. whether there are other charges against jerry sandusky is a d

. >> reporter: ricky ca campos ha been in this country for 2 jeers and says this is a good day. students watched as new immigration policy was announced preventing young immigrant -- >> it should have happened yesterday or last week, but it's here now and is changing people's lives. >> i was brought here when i was 2 years old from chile. >> reporter: hundreds chanted "victory." >> i've 4ri6d here my whole life. the uss my home. >> reporter: for many students today really is about living the dream. many of them tell us it's about no longer having to wake up in the morning in fear of being deported. >> i went to the detention center, they took me and my mom in. >> reporter: he says the fear is gone. >> given a one-year reprieve and today's news, they saved my life. >> reporter: those ka qualify will be granted work permits. >> this is entirely irupon. >> reporter: precisely what anti-immigration groups are again. >> does anyone think that the rich white friends will be the ones that goods displaced. >> reporter: says the u.s. has a problem with unemployment. >> this is absolutely

it reminds me a jeer ago jerry brown and i were in a panel with some folks from first solar and solar city. no wind people in, that unfortunately, but they were discussing brown's target of generating i think it's 20% locally distributed energy by 2020 or something, and it creates a huge shift, and -- and looking at how you achieve it, and one of the guys made the comment that if you lack across counties inside california, each of these counties has wildly different attitudes and postures towards solar installation and facilities at homes and roof tops and whatever it may be, so the permitting creates enormous barriers depending where you're at. it reminded me that the world bank publishes a study doing studies around the world and compare countries and go line by line and compare countries. an uplifting effect on some countries that are laggards, and i'm wondering why or perhaps next year they are on their way to do it, there might not be some benefit to publishing the very disparate environments between states so it becomes much more a republic deal. >> well, we -- we have this thin

. >>> hey, coming up next, a xhentment speaker gets cheers and jeers after his bold message to the class of 2012. >>> now you can reserve prime parking from home. liz crenshaw has the details. it's connecting drivers with empty spaces. >>> and we'll introduce you to a local field hockey player who is gearing up for the london games. find out how may be able to update your facebook st >>> they're playing our song, dan. here we go, as we count down. >> getting pumped up. >> yeah. you're counseling down. >> less than 50 days until the start of the olympic. we'll be there five days prior. doug has already been over there and done some scouting. he's looked at some of the finer pubs. >> i don't know if that was a good thing. >>> we have loot local olympian getting ready to visit london with me. back in 2005 katy o'donnell became the youngest member of the field hockey team, but didn't make the team. today that olympic dream bake a reality. zachary quiche has more on the former term turned olympian. >> reporter: rising to the competition is in katie o'donnell's dna. the youngest of four childr

. >> he jeered as he headed to jail. first night for the rest of his life behind bars. he was convicted of 45 counts. a penn state icon now another pedophile heading for prison. >> there is no doubt jerry sandusky is a monster. that is what they said. >> his hands in his pockets, his shoulders slumping deeper. >> he was saddened. >> jerry's wife did not shed a tear coldly staring at the jury and shaking her head. as there was no question when a jury of her peers thought of her husband. >> obviously the jury in this case didn't agree with the assessment of mr. amadola. >> they said it had been rushed to trial. detailing for the first time is reasoning for keeping jerry off the witness stand. they knew his son matt ready to be called for a rebuttal witness. >> we were trying to climb mount everest from the bottom of the mountain. obviously we didn't make it. >> the prosecution labeled him a serial predator. with a guilty verdict the jury called him a monster. >> terry: on headline making case in san jose may be headed for a mistrial. a man is accused of beating up a pries

priorities for hispanic voters and other issues like immigration are taking a back seat this election jeersuggests president obama were count on hispanics in movie. 61% picked obama over romney. cnn's john zarrella has been talking to latino voters in the state every candidate craves. florida. >> reporter: patrick man tag georgia enjoy as good cigar and a game of darts at his favorite hangout in tampa. but mantega, publisher of a small weekly newspaper is not your christian cuban/american. he's a democrat, not a republican. mantega says the issue that will decide how many his nanks florida will vote is not what you think. >> immigration at the end of the day doesn't affect many voting hispanics. school affects them. social security, medicaid, medicare, all these eother issus effect them. jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: stereotyping the hispanic voters as focused on only hot button issues like gay marriage, communist cuba or immigration is just flat wrong. ruben says, there's no question about it. >> small batch, receive a product roasted every week fresh. >> reporter: he own as restaurant,

. >> reporter: the crowd outside the courthouse jeered sandusky's attorney as he maintained his client's innocence. >> there are lots of people sitting in jails adrcross this country who are innocence. lots of people -- lots of people -- may i finish? >> reporter: acknowledged whatever sentence a judge hands down, sandusky will never walk free again. >> essentially, the sentence that jerry will receive will be a life sentence, just due to the length of it. >> reporter: penn state announced it would seek to settle claims with sandusky's victims, admitting in a statement new york verdict can undo the pain and suffering caused by mr. sandusky. but we do hope this judgment helps the victims and families along their path to healing. in bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> jerry sandusky will be sentenced in 90 days. he faces 60 to 400 years in prison. he's 68 meaning whatever the sentence, sandusky will likely die in custody about. >>> as you saw in the story, jerry sandusky's lawyer, joe amendola faced a crowd gathersds outside the courthouse. he answered questions about sandusky's adopted son, matt

she has to look harder to find her favorite animal, the beef jeer and that is -- . >> reporter: her dad norman shot the video. >> the beaver. >> last weekend. at the time they were camping out in the backyard. >> and that is -- >> reporter: not everyone thinks so. >> they were chopping down the trees. >> reporter: last year, neighbors complained. so the lake terrapin home owner's association decided to, quote, reduce remove the beaver population. the virginia code said you can't relocate beavers so the neighbors feared some of the neighbors were killed. ab went door-to-door. >> would you like to sign a petition? >> reporter: they even wrote a song [ singing ] >> reporter: one year later, the home owner's association is not answering our calls but they did tell abby's mom they decided to let the beaver's stay. >> i was really, really happy. >> reporter: the home owner's association decided rather than train, they will wrap. wrap the trees of anybody who requests it. the idea is to make sure that moment and beavers can peacefully co-exist. >> people walk around the lake all evening long e

. >>> the defense in the jeer any sandusky trial will likely rest tomorrow. that means the jury could start deliberation a day later. >>> also making headlines, newly released phone calls from george zimmerman to his wife shelly are shedding light on the perjury charges against her. prosecutors say the calls were made from jail and are proof the couple knew about money they had raised on a web site. >> okay, okay. right. you need to do that. i don't think they'll let you do it twice a day. >> can you try. >> of course, i'll try. >> you did it today, right. uh-huh. >> you did it twice today. >> no, you didn't. i withdrew this morning and i did it once today i don't you withdrew from yours. >> right. i need to do that. i don't think they'll let you do it twice a day. >> you can try. >> of course, i'll try. >> prosecutors say this was all very, very sneaky and argue that shelly transferred $135,000 into their accounts, paid off their bills and lied about being broke. she has been released from jail on bond. george zimmerman remains in jail after his bond was rev

police say gary jeer dan know is a -- gee dan know is a person of interest. the frederick woman hasn't been seen since last august and giordano is suing american express for the $3.5 million benefit that was part of the insurance policy. amex says there's a one-year waiting period to file such a claim. >>> the frederick county teachers association says its members have rejected the school board's contract offer by a more than 2-1 margin. the proposal included the first pay raise for teachers in three years. union leaders say other cuts in benefits means teachers' take- home pay would increase by less than 1%. the union president says he will seek to resume contract talks. >>> it is 5:05. i'm watching your money. wall street continuing its focus on europe's debt problems. analysts are saying greece may have avoided an immediate exit from the euro zone by elected a pro bailout power this past weekend but we'll have to wait and see. faith quickly eroded for u.s. investors. mixed picture. the nasdaq powered ahead by 22 points and the s&p 500 was up by 2. >>> mont

we need jdp at 4% a jeer. we're hovering at 2%. when you see this sort of suggestion by economists, is this the way mitt romney sees it, and how might we do that? >> you know, the fact is what we need to do is make a list of our problems and start knocking them down one by one. so, you know, we're the highest corporate tax place on earth. so when manufacturers in the u.s. are building a new plant, you know, the first choice is to build in ireland. we need to fix that. as you also noted in the earlier show, in the last hour, corporations have a lot of money sitting on the sidelines. if we can give them reasons for optimism in the future, we can see growth. >> how do we do that? 1 trillion on the shelf. some say more than that. how do we get in that push-pull situation? how do we get them to spend the money? >> it's a difficult problem. you're certainly not going to accomplish that by pillaring american business. the fact is that right now there's so money money on the sidelines in part because we have a high corporate rate, so peopl

jeer george clooney, you almost never see them in the magazines and the reason is, because we are notnot want to be photographed, it does not take long to teach the paparazzi they're not going to get any shots. so whenever you're sitting outside halle barry's house, you're sitting outside there because usually you're going to get a shot of her as she leaves. but jennifer aniston's house, they know if she leaves, she's not going to go anywhere she can be photographed and if she does, she's going to put a book or her hand in front of her face. we're not that hard to avoid. >> jennifer, thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you, don. >>> the men and women who track their every move. but are the paparazzi safe under the law and where do you draw the line? more of your stories that you're talking about in a moment. but first, i want to tell you about this. five bodies found in the arizona desert and it may be a sign the drug cartel violence is crossing over from mexico. the sheriff says the suv was still smoldering when deputies found the bodies. the sheriff says it started when a border p

cheers, jeers erupting on the courthouse steps.me court upholding the loved and hated and certainly controversial individual mandate. the justices labeling it a tax, that is despite congress and president obama insisting that it is not. >> madam secretary, i have a direct question for you. on the individual mandate

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first nuclear power plant in 20 jeers being created in this country. because of the investments that we have made in the clean energy sector we have created almost 250,000 jobs. the president, you know -- >> it was supposed to be 5 million. >> the president is not willing to cede the clean energy industry to countries like india. if mitt romney wants to cede that to china, then the american people need to know the real impact not only our competitiveness but to our stability. >> these are -- we're talking as a billion dollars was a lot of money. $15 trillion economy it's not. solyndra was a mistake as part of a long program. by and large it had a good track record. i think to be fair, that's probably true in massachusetts as well. this is ridiculous, that we are taking these tiny, tiny missteps that happen in any large organizations including bain capital. so this is ridiculous and the fact of the matter is, this president hasn't managed to get very much of what he wanted done. it's terribly unfair that he's being judged on the failure of the economy,

cheers, jeers erupting on the courthouse steps. [chanting] >> the supreme court upholding the loved and hated and certainly controversial individual mandate. the justices labeling it a tax, that is despite congress and president obama insisting that it is not. >> madam secretary, i have a direct question for you. on the individual mandate penalty, is it a tax? >> i am not a lawyer so i'm not -- i'm not equipped to answer that question. >> so when the director stated before the house budget committee that the individual mandate penalty is not a tax, president obama has publicly stated that it is not a tax, yet your legal briefs and the supreme court case in writing have submitted on your behalf, because you are a named defend in that proceeding, the breath of operation and minimal coverage provision is a tax law. do you agree with your attorneys in the assertion to the supreme court that it is a tax provision? >> i think it operates the same way a tax would operate but it is not per se a tax. >> for some reason if an individual is s

department last month, very convenient time, has taken me to court, accusing me after three and a half jeers of racial profiling. and now i believe that the administration is even talking about racial profiling because now cops have the authority to ask when they come across illegals during the course of their duties and making arrests. it's convoluted -- >> let's get straight to the racial profiling. because that seems to be the heart of where this is heading now. the justice department -- and the suit. what the doj has said is that latino drivers are between four and nine times more likely to be pulled over by your officers. but only about 30% of the population of maricopa county is latino. so when looked at that way, it seems clear there's racial profiling going on. >> well, that's their opinion. now we're going to be in court, and we'll be able to put the true facts out on the table. that is their opinion. which, by the way, last month they had their big press conference saying they're taking me to court which is very convenient. we're in an election year, they knew the 1070 was coming o

. >> reporter: jerry sandusky jeered as he headed to county jail, his hands cuffed. the first night of the rest of his life behind bars. the jury convicting him of 45 counts of abusing little boys. a penn state icon, now just another pedophile heading to prison. >> there's no doubt that these jurors believe that jerry sandusky's a monster. that's what they said in this verdict. >> reporter: inside court, sandusky stood for the verdict. hands in his pocket, his shoulders slumping deeper with each guilty. >> jerry was saddened. he teared up a little bit. >> reporter: dottie sandusky, jerry's wife of nearly 50 years, did not shed a tear. coldly staring at the jury and shaking her head side-to-side as the guilties mounted. and there's no question what a jury of his peers thought of her husband. >> obviously, the jury in this case did not agree with the assessment of mr. amendola. >> reporter: the defense promised the usual appeal and claimed it had been rushed to trial. sandusky's attorneys detailing for the first time its reasoning for keeping jerry off the witness stan

. >> they'll be ready to jeer at me if i get it wrong. we have a fantastic crowd out here today.. >> it proves that you're clean and wholesome. someone like me, i already know it. >> it just rolls right off the tongue. >> all right. let's get to "the play of the day." i made my mistake. maybe we can go forward and i can get it right. we all know anything can happen on live television, correct? well, sometimes things don't go exactly as planned. take a look at this. it was an interview, everyday, wrapping up on a new zealand morning show. and you see the anchor there, reading his next story. but the guest is a little disheveled. i think he trips and falls. he dropped something, all on camera. thanks goodness the poor anchorman had no idea it was happening. oh, it's a look of, yikes, i think i'm on camera. but that never happens here on "gma," right? >> well -- >> never have anybody walk behind us. there's never any problems whatsoever. hello? oh. you're going to have to look up here when you're staring at the camera. >> she's doing bits. i love it. >> i love it. >>> all right. lmf