jerrie cobb's round in the tank shattered every previous record. several hundred subjects had already participated in the experiment and six hours in the water was thought to be the absolute limit of tolerance. cobb remained in sensory r run finally terminated by shirley's assistant. dr. shirley was astonished by cobb's ability to withstand solitude. equally extraordinary was the taped transcript of what cobb said in the tank. the reporters monologue went on. cobb's comments during a period of more than twice as long filled only two sheets of paper. in his conclusion of his report to dr. shirley stated that he believed jerrie cobb possessed extraordinary, if not unique qualities for service as an astronaut. cobb's friend rep coffey who interviewed shirley for an article on her run in the tank, the psychologist offered the most revealing analysis shedding professional medical jargon, shirley went right to the point. jerrie cobb is >> when they were able to get an oklahoma for the navy nasa stepped in and said, no, we don't want the women to go furth

why does the catholic boy cried about jerry falwell? and coupled with another question putting aside your. t, have you feel about him as a human being? put those together. >> it was suggested to me by a jewish friend from york. he said you wrote the book about catholics and progressives maybe you should do book about republicans and conservatives. he say i keep waiting for a biography of jerry falwell. i thought about it for about five seconds. i set of course, it is. most research was done for people the end for the american way. every day worked on the project everyday was waking up in a photographic negative. i cared about this but everything was in the wrong place. as a consequential man, the republican party is largely living in his shadow. as i got involved, one of the things from my training it is his story. not my story. if you quote to something it was offensive, you don't have to say locale offensive. i offer no criticism except the epilogue or the introduction. he is dead now. it was founded in realtime and made its way into

surprised jerry, jerry kept going, thanks, kath.nks, kathie. in the car, leaving. thanks, kathie. i'm, like, she's gone now. >> we taped it for a long time. i felt like things weren't moving along. but thank you, jerry. you're a great sport. all right. here's the thing. a lot of us have children of college age. so in the column "the sunday style" -- it's -- >> social cues column. >> tell us about it. >> a woman was wondering what to do because when her daughter comes home the boyfriend comes with. they were saying where should the boyfriend sleep? the woman explains her daughter she's a freshman, bringing home her first boyfriend, a small apartment. the options are the living room sofa or her daughter's bedroom. the question is where should the guy sleep? this is the advice from phil. >> love him. a sweet guy. not always right. >> not today. hold on. let's see. can you roll back just a little bit. there it is. the advice is ask the daughter where she would feel the most comfortable having her boyfriend sleep. >> uh. >> if she prefer

would you talk about the recruiting of jerry falwell? i think there is part of this that was sorted an outside catalyst from the republican party. >> he had been to being his toe and the political waters starting in the 60s with the anti-communist theme starts making its way into his sermons. and obviously with roe v. wade in 1973. he worked with anita bryant, miami-dade and referendum, which was written day one and defeated a civil rights claim. but it was in 1979 figure five republicans, howard phillips went to lynchburg and said we need you. we need you to galvanize their base. he was very resistant to do this and he thought that his people in the pews were not ready for this and would react badly to his getting politically involved. fundamentalists had a long tradition and teaching spirituality at the church, but they sure should not be involved in moral reformation. this is obviously had its roots going all the way back to the reformation and the discussion between faith and more, but also was a direct response. fundamentalism in th

jerry brown -- okay. jerry brown, i guess likes to portray himself as a friend of public education. and in fact, he does have a tax proposal that he says would help education among other stressed programs. but brown does not seem to be below that among the students there. and i guess they took issue with his initiative, his proposed initiatives, the proposed millionaires tax. >> some of the students said -- okay, there's a few tax proposals that are not yet on the ballot but the students wants the millionaires' tax, brown wants a broader tax increase. if you ask the students what they think about the brown tax, a number of them say, what brown tax? because the millionaire tax has a very catchy name. tax the millionaires. it's fabulous. it plays well. it does well in the polls. jerry brown's tax is sort of seen as an opposition to what the students want. so the students are not for that. >> a rather large sales tax. a substantial sales tax increase. >> belva: a quick interpretation of the millionaires tax. >> what the students want is to have a -- it would not expire and it's a tax o

mother of a young boy who learned that her son had been showering in the lash hall facilities with jerry sentenced. this was conducted by the police department and children and youth services were brought into the 1998 incident as well. in that case, those were three incidents of reporting or lack of reporting that occurred in the sandusky case. it ill straits how different people react in different places. the mother notified the school who notified the police. in the 2002 incident the private citizen who observed it reported it to his superiors at penn state to administrators and no further report was made to law enforcement or any child or youth services. in the '98 incident, again, a mother reported it to children and youth services and to penn state university. as a result of all that, the ags ended up charging two administrators at penn state with failure to report an incident of child abuse that occurred on the penn state campus. we did that as a result of a statute in effect in pennsylvania. the statute was not artfully drafted, overbroad, nonspecific, and really was only a summa

ben, jerry! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ben & jerry! kill! >> jimmy: ben & jerry? of ben & jerry's?very same. and they are going to rock your world. jerry, tell jimmy the latest sales figures for americone dream. >> in the last quarter, americone dream outsold "late night" snack by 8%. [ boos ] >> boom! boom! eat it, fallon! eat my ice cream. [ laughter ] oh, wait. you can't. because it's sold out at the grocery store. americone dream is number one. >> actually, cherry garcia is the number one ice cream. >> shut up. [ laughter ] too late. ha ha! ha ha ha ha ha ha h-a-h-a i say, jimmy fallon! [ laughter ] i am out of here. later, sucker! >> jimmy: stephen! >> jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah? this is crazy. why are we fighting? i mean, it's just ice cream. and after all, proceeds from both of our flavors go to charity. it shouldn't matter whose they buy. >> you're right, jimmy. it doesn't matter who wins, now that i won. [ laughter ] let's join up the two halves of our friendship amulet and be friends again. >> jimmy: i wish i could, but i don't have my half anymore. >> what? but t

number one is governor jerry brown.from los angeles to attorney general jerry brown asking him to investigate the indian roethke's -- indian reservation murders near palm springs involving cia drug and gun running. they were covered up. then gov. jerry brown has the new attorney general and we are asking her to do the same thing. number two, regarding jerry brown, he and his catholic masters have been covering up and protecting many pedophile priests throughout the state. hundreds of them. regarding the 4000 troops we have already lost in the desert wars, we have lost more than at as suicides. 18 per day. that is thousands per year. but as this is an undeclared war and now president obama and the leader of israel's say they are ready to go war in iran. the last issue is -- i should mention the cia director and he -- i got distracted. the secretary of defense says iran has no nuclear weapons and no ability to create them, so why are we talking about war with iran? it gets back to the nazis in america brought here from wo

in this city, jerry is the governor, the only jerry we talk about. and a home boy a lot of you will get to know. i want to make a couple points for this year. v/#i .wr? forward in the city. we're going to build on what is the whole of retail in oakland. i went to ics myself this year. we are going to go with retail . we are going again in maine. what is a vector symbol bent a asian-american woman? we are the best shoppers in the economy. when i was campaigning door-to- door, i have to tell you, the women in oakland will have my head if i do not bring retail by the time i finish my first term as mayor. that is their number-one goal. we have interest in downtown retail we have not seen in decades. we plan to build on that and work on that. everyone was bragging about the new york times, so i will not do that again. we were considered the fourth best place to celebrate lunar new year, with san francisco and new york city. the cultural and the arts scene here in oakland as one of the most diversity's in the world -- 125 languages. in my family, i always

jerry is fighting a road sign again. then he starts shaking it back and forth until he's able to actually bend this thing down to the ground. he bends it back the other way. /& this dude eventually snaps the road sign off and walks away. >> this is why people don't like going out with jerry anymore. >> jerry. >> jerry, you're the road-side-fighting champ. >>> a fun springtime event sent several people to the hospital. this is maryland. it's the cardboard box derby. you see the dragon wagon coming down the slopes. it got out of control and slammed into some snow-making equipment on the side of the hill. some reports say as many as seven people were injured, including two children that were airlifted. there were as many as 14 people in this particular sled that was built out of cardboard. i imagine kind of hard to control. there's all sorts of weight in different areas. >> and was this a charity event, fund-raiser? >> this is an annual event that the lions club puts on to benefit the blind skiers program. >> oh, my god! >>

ben and jerry at it again. not owned anymore by ben and jerry. the original far left guys.t to other far left guys. they have a new flavor of ice cream to honor gay marriage. applely ever after. >> i will say this. you know what that tells me? steve jobs is really dead. nobody would be coughing the name apple in an ice cream flavor if jobs was still alive. amie everafter. >> good marketing to alienate 50% of customers from the jump. gay marriage is 50/50 in america right now. pinheads don't carry. number one they separate the occupy wall street movement and now they're celebrating gay marriage, but they are saying hey, look, you guys 50% of the country we don't want you buying our ice cream. i don't know if this is the most brilliant marketing campaign i have ever seen. >> two things. if one of these occupy does kill a cop. tiara sue you for everything you are worth farce ben and jerry's go. i just assume everybody in the country is gay. when they say i'm not gay i go what are you so uptight about? are you homophobe bic? that's what ben and jerry. they are all gay when some

ben and jerry at it again. not owned anymore by ben and jerry. the original far left guys. out to other far left guys. they have a new flavor of ice cream to honor gay marriage. applely ever after. >> i will say this. you know what that tells me? steve jobs is really dead. nobody would be coughing the name apple in an ice cream flavor if jobs was still alive. amie everafter. >> good marketing to alienate 50% of customers from the jump. gay marriage is 50/50 in america right now. pinheads don't carry. number one they separate the occupy wall street movement and now they're celebrating gay marriage, but they are saying hey, look, you guys 50% of the country we don't want you buying our ice cream. i don't know if this is the most brilliant marketing campaign i have ever seen. >> two things. if one of these occupy does kill a cop. tiara sue you for everything you are worth farce ben and jerry's go. i just assume everybody in the country is gay. when they say i'm not gay i go what are you so uptight about? are you homophobe bic? that's what ben and jerry. they are all gay when s

. >> this is my father, jerry, this is my mother, martha. >> we first met jerry bonds during our shootingal "lockup" at indiana state prison in 2006. >> to be honest, i grew up with a two-parent, middle-class home. you know, my brother and my older brother, they all graduated from college. i just happened to go down a wrong road, was selling drugs and running the streets. >> at the time, our cameras captured another bonds' family visit. but due to a variety of disciplinary problems, it was a noncontact visit with his parents and three children. and jerry bonds, sr., was none too happy about it. >> i was upset at first. and i even threatened him to not even bring his kids up here. >> the last time we were on camera, we couldn't talk to him other than through a piece of glass. we couldn't touch him. so being able to come to a ceremony like this, it makes it all worthwhile. >> we all make mistakes. i mean, i have. >> i have a job. i work with a counselor. i'm her clerk. i've been doing that for the past maybe six months. i've been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not getting into any a

governor jerry brown appealed for support in his tax initiative. governor jerry brown told the police chiefs association his proposal is the only one dat dedicates revenue to law enforcement. >> very intense. on those who wish to have their own measure. most feel the budget is irrelevant. >> hes say whatever the outcome, he will do his best to make it work. >>> new information on a story we have been following. the state granted a waver to the school district that will allow it to keep millions. the california department of education granted the waver. the district faced millions of dollars in fines for not complying. the fines could have resulted in teacher layoffs. >>> the number one injury for children according to researchers. the data from 1999-2008, 100,000 children each year were taken to hospitals for injuries they sustain on a staircase. most stairs are not designed with child safety in mind. >>> the nation's newest electric car. new at 6:00, ktvu's tom vacar was there to see it and the impact it is making. >> reporter: rolled off the line

jerry ford, as the country and the world would soon learn, maintained traits that we associate with the boy scouts. he was trustworthy, he was loyal, he was helpful, he was reverent. of course, this shouldn't have come as a surprise to the american people because, after all, he was the first american president who had actually earned his eagle scout rank. for president ford, decency and honor were more than merely words that politicians throughout the ages have repeated in their high-minded speeches. for president ford, they were ideals, ideals to be incorporated into the way one lived one's life. and so today i would like to examine with you five of what i believe were president ford's very best traits, traits that contributed to his effective brand of leadership. i think they're instructive to consider at this point in our country's history, ladies and gentlemen, because these very traits are needed today. they're needed in washington where once again, confidence in our country and in our elected officials is waning. and let me start with the leadership trait that i think was jerry fo

it reflects jerry brown's pragmatism toward what you've got to do to get the job down. the governor saw he needed to join forces, that multiple measures were not going to be good for his. and in the group of the california federation of teachers, they had the millionaires tax. it was the one that was polling the best of alley them. honestly there was a lot of the political pressure brought to bear on them over the last few weeks. i kind of joked earlier today i think they were threatened with being in political siberia in california, if they had continued to oppose the governor and put a measure up that might have killed his. they joined forces. they think they've got a better chance together than apart. we should mention the business community hasn't weighed in yet on this. they're not going to like the higher-end taxes, how long the taxes last, and the real question is will there be a funded opposition campaign to this? if it is, governor will have a fight on his hands. >> we're going to hear from the governor and other proponents of the tax. these of the consequences

it is exciting for me to join today with jerry, let him explain what it is they do, in a very detailed way. again, it is the team, what the city does to make sure we stay as the innovation capital of the world. thank you very much for allowing me to announce this. we will have a chance to visit their bed soon. i think, -- river bed soon. i think, once they get their release started, they will move in in 2014, and then that goes until 2024. i hope to see them continue to grow. we will be down there cheering them on, understanding more about the involvement of their products. >> riverbed started in 2002 and it is exceedingly gratifying from where i stand to see a company of its size and stature in the technology world, make a decision to remain in san francisco and to grow its global headquarters here. with that, i want to introduce the ceo of your bed. >> thank you. it is exciting for us -- we just announced this internally to our employees on friday. we sent around a photograph of the new building. when you work in technology in the bay area, you realize every day it is a war for talen

ladies and gentlemen, here with a performance from "jerry maguire," nfl stars tony gonzalez and jerryers and applause ] okay, guys. okay, guys. take it away, you guys. ♪ [ laughter ] >> hello. tonight, our little project, our company had a very big night. [ laughter ] a very, very big night. but it wasn't complete. it wasn't nearly close to being in the same vicinity as complete -- [ cheers and applause ] -- because i couldn't share it with you. [ laughter ] i love you. you complete me. [ cheers and applause ] and, i'm just -- >> shut up. [ laughter ] just shut up. you had me at "hello." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tony gonzalez and jerry rice! [ cheers and applause ] very nice. oscar-winning -- oscar-winning performance! thanks. that was pretty good, actually. yeah, it wasn't half bad. this one's from maurice keiber from ooey-pooey. [ cheers and applause ] "jimmy, i love ladysmith snack mambazo. you know, that south african singing group who only does songs about food. you should have them on to sing a song about my favorite food, subway." maurice, done. let's do this. ladysmit

we'll show you his new web ad and talk to jerry springer. that's right jerry springer. share your thoughts on twitter. >>> hypocrisy is appalling. >> the righties over on fox can't stand that the trayvon martin controversy and murder is in the headlines. they think the mainstream media and msnbc are race bating. >> if trayvon martin was shot and killed by another black teenager president obama wouldn't have weighed in al sharpton wouldn't be holding rallies. the media wouldn't be running this on television for hours and hours on end. if the person that shot him were black the media would ignore the story the way it ignores almost every other story involving black on black crime. >> if, if and a few more ifs. he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. if the killer was black, would he be in jail right now? yes. yes, he could. that's where america stands on this story. this story is about justice and injustice. a young black man is dead and the man who muttered racial slurs and has a record of doing so, as he stalked trayvon martin is walking free tonight. don't you

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