teaches anybody how to deal with it you know and it also gets back to the in the military it's the john wayne mentality of if you don't show emotion you know allowed to admit that you're sad or sad or anything ever it's not manly. i don't let myself become upset because when i do i don't get a little upset i get stage five def-con want to upset like at the world and i just don't trust people at all. i get really. people. do what i do that no. my tented yeah. the temptations their. way and you know. they. love. a. mole. oh and. i'm honored to be here today today in the presence of so many heroes for our nation and those who do good work i'm sure they are not forgotten. about remembrance for those who have sacrificed so much. and we'll fight. for foreigners through our nation to make a world of pain and allow the sons the know this great nation the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of my sacrifice. i can think of nothing more honorable confirming your nation. our military and their families how come i didn't appoint people we don't know what their nation well. the particle just nation and our mil

john wayne plays kahn, shot all of it in snow canyon in utah, and why am i telling you this? a year before they shot it, there was a big nuclear test in neighboring utah called the test terry known now as dirty harry because the amount of radiation that was released was absolutely massive. it ended up not doing what the meteorologists said, the cloud went around and around and settled in snow canyon where a year later they filmed this epic film. they had about 5,000 native american extras, huge wind machines which wound up all the radio active dust, and after they finished filming, 50 tons of the sonde was moved to the studio to shoot the closeups. in 1980, someone counted, and of 210 casts and crew, 91 developed cancer, and 46 died including john wayne, susan hayward, the female lead, and the director. now, the source of this is "people" magazine. there was no control group or scientific group. we don't know, effectively, you know, if one has to study scientifically. it's in the book because the effect, we know it had -- the producer was howard hughes, a very, very ease cent

teaches anybody how to deal with it you know and it also gets back to the in the military it's the john wayne mentality of if you don't show emotion you know allowed to admit that you're sad or upset or anything ever it's not manly. i don't let myself to become upset because when i do i don't get a little upset i get stage five def-con i want to upset like at the world and i just don't trust people at all. i get really. people. doing what i do that no. yeah. the temptation is there ok. way and you know. a. mole oh no. i'm honored to be here today today in the presence of growth to our nation and those of you go book i'm sure they are not forgotten. about remembrance for those who have sacrificed so much freedom and will fight. for me to our nation has made a world of pain i'll have a son is the look this great nation the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of my sacrifice. i can think of nothing more honorable than serving your nation. our military and their families have provided a point you will recall that no other nation well. this is the heart of this nation and our military service member.

teaches anybody how to deal with it you know and it also gets back to the in the military it's the john wayne mentality of if you don't show emotion you know allowed to admit that you're sad or upset or anything ever it's not manly. i don't let myself to become upset because when i do i don't get a little upset i get stage five defcon want to upset like at the world and i just don't trust people at all. i get really. people. doing what i do that no. am i tend to do yeah. the temptation is there. way and you know. they love. a. gold zero zero zero zero. i'm honored to be here today today in the presence of so many heroes to our nation and those who do good work i'm sure they are not forgot. about remembrance for those who have sacrificed so much. and we'll fight. for foreigners to our nation has made a world of pain and i'll have a system of this great nation the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of sacrifice. i can think of nothing more honorable confirming your nation. our military and their families how come i didn't appoint people freedom that no one nation well. this is the part of this nat

john wane -- wayne -- no less than john wayne, said that you can be scared to death but you saddle up anyway. one of my favorite disciples was peter. this is the same peter who denied christ three times, he was the same peter who was rebuked by paul concerning justification by worth. this is the same peter whose mouth sometimes ran faster than his brain. let me tell you, i can relate to peter. and i am eternly grateful that the flaws of men and women of the scripture are prominently displayed because it gives us all hope. as we see that and we realize that, hey, there's hope for me, peter's story goes beyond his flaws, though, when you think about it. it goes to his faithfulness. christ changed his name to peter the rock on which he built the church upon to lay the foundation, and in the ultimate act of humility, showing that peter had crossed that -- i would call it a transcend nt barrier. from shame and hue millation to the time of christ's death to the sacred hue millty at the time of his own death by demanding that he be crucified upside down. see, peter learned humility. peter le

reporter: on saturday, hundreds in colorado springs showed up to thank firefighters. 4-year-old john wayne waited to get the first look at his dad in three days. >> we have to give him a big father's day kiss really quick. >> crowds waited hours to give them cheers and high 5s. back to you. >>> a sacramento mother is facing dui charges for a crash that killed her 11-year-old son. they were delivering newspapers before dawn when their fan slipped getting on to interstate -- flipped getting on to interstate 80. he was ejected from the car and a 3-year-old was also hurt. >>> center stage at sanford's commencement. using the platform to push for immigration rights for foreign students. before a full house at stanford stadium bloomberg did not mince words calling the policies backwards. >> we invite foreign students to study here, we subsidize the universities they attend with research funding and other aide and then after those students mastered the material, we tell them to go elsewhere and work for one of our competitors. >>> bloomberg pointed out roughly 30% of stanford's graduates were the

when she announced her candidacy, she talked about john wayne being a fellow townsmen. e fellow townsmen was john 33ne gacy, the murder of young men who used to dress up as a clown. >> picky, picky. >> most of us would be embarrassed. >> unapologetically wrong. to do is towant well on the negative. the details. she was prone to errors. talked about cancer spreading by contact or something. i think she was a very good spokesman for her part of the party. she represented her point of view well. she will probably continue that. in the media, she may not have been a great candidate but she is an asset to the country. >> the tea party (. we're coming up on elections. the tea party getting stronger. >> they are having quite a moment. they are still strong in the country. i have driven the political debate. you only have to look at the campaign mitch mcconnell put up this week with nixon comparisons to see the influence the tea party has had. that in congress not that much influence. michele bachmann did not oversee a committee. we are seeing a gap between the ability to drive

reporter: on saturday hundreds in colorado springs showed up to thank firefighters. 4-year-old john wayne waited to catch the first glimpse of his dad in three days. >> we have to give him a big father's day kiss real quick. >> reporter: crowds waited for hours to offer cheers and high five's. in colorado springs bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> the county is offering tetanus shots to residents as they begin to do their own clean-up process. >>> nearly two weeks after an ohio toddler's disappearance police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to baby elena. the child's mother has been arrested charged with child endangerment. police are not saying if she has anything to do with her disappearance. >>> a group of bikers make their way to vatican city for a special meeting with the pope. we have more on the visit from rome. >> reporter: thousands of bikers from around the world thundered through the vatican sunday turning areas near the sacred city into a harley- davidson parking lot as they gathered to receive a special blessing from pope francis. the riders cheered as

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very modern woman. i say, is that completely stupid? maybe she is beautiful. so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always

john wayne, no less than john wayne, said that you can be scared to death, but you saddle up anyway. disciples wasrite peter. think about peter. this is the same peter who denied christ read times. the same peter who was rebuked by paul concerning justification by works. the same peter whose mouth sometimes ran faster than his brain. let me tell you. i can relate to peter. [laughter] and i am eternally grateful that the flaws of men and women in scripture are prominently is played. because it gives us all hope. as we see that and realize that hey, there is hope for me. peter's story goes beyond his flaws. it goes to his faithfulness. christ changed his name to peter, the rock for which he built the church upon to lay the foundation. in the ultimate act of humility, showing that peter had crossed that, i would call it a transcendent barrier. from shame and humiliation to the time of christ to the sacred humility at the time of his own death by demanding that he be crucified upside down. peter learned humility. peter learned courage, faithfulness. he lived and he died that way. perhaps

growing up as a child role model i can't kill is a role model but i just say i really looked up to john waynenot a kazoo on reddit wants to know when we when you were starting out in the wrestling business what was the hardest thing for you to learn the psychology just learning how to push buttons and pull strings and then a ten and i do want to know who is your greatest opponent. probably brett the hitman hart or the rock and that's read in the hit man hunt read the hit man hart on the greatest of all time and he was hard to he was rough you in the ring oh no he was always one my favorites merge those loucheux on reddit as how did you come up with the allston three sixteen tats phrase basically it was a tournament style paper of you is king in the ring of the first guy wrestled kick me in the mouth i had to go to hospital and get fourteen stitches in my upper lip when i came back in a moment the paper view was still going on a guy came in for me that i was going to wrestle jake the snake roberts and the final for the king of the ring at the time jake was going around giving religious testimo

@ none of your businessí [imitating john@wayne] who stuck a burr under your saddle?sorry, i'm in a bad mood. would you lik to talk about it? i wouldn' feel cmfortable talking to you. why? because you know me too well? no. because i saw you dance@around in your underwear when hey brought back classic cok. that 'asn't my finest hour,

four-year-old john wayne waited to catch the first glimpse of his dad in three days. crowds waited for hours to offer cheers and high fives. colorado springs. >> it is good to see they finally got it contained. that was a very stubborn fire, dry conditions, high winds. they could have used some of the rain we had last week. >> definitely, i was talking to a penn state meteorologist who works there and said they are concerned this might be a higher potential this spring because of the lack of snowpack they had during the winter. it is not surprising, but it is still devastating when it happened. >>> warm and muggy. the humidity is in place even if you are not getting the rainshowers today. >> it is a little bit muggy. you can tell by this shot, can't you? with the haze hanging around in the sky. we are still dry at 9:00 a.m. but noon we could see more of the thunderstorms rumbling. the chance remains with us during the afternoon rush. cloudy and 74 right now with the dew point at 65. once the dew point gets above 70, that is where we really start to feel it. 64 degrees

john wayne gacy, convicted of murdering 33 young men and boys in the late 1970s, and richard speck, convicted for the murder of eight student nurses in 1966, were both condemned to die in stateville's execution chamber. speck died of a heart attack in 1991. gacy was executed by lethal injection in 1994. the last execution to occur at stateville took place in 1998. since then, all illinois state executions occur in a different maximum security facility. >> in the old days we had quite a bit of violence here. you got up in the morning, you'd take a couple of magazines, go out and carry your shank wherever you want. you didn't know what was going to happen. who you was going to fight. there was always trouble. >> i've been up here 11 years. the majority of the holes that you see around us are mine. i've seen officers beat up. i've seen inmates killed. i've seen them stabbed. i've seen bloody fights out here. >> one man who knows stateville better than most is captain kenneth morgan. he's worked here more than 28 years. he's seen the violent potential of the prison at its worst. >> we had a lot o

and on to this stay in busines history perry 1979, iconic film actor john wayne died at the age of 72le with stomach cancer. he was born in -- bor marion morrison in907, but when his first starring role came in 1938 directed not think it was a goo name for an actor playing a tough question here of an intent on mine. during his four decades of acting happeared in over 250 films. offscreen he was known for his conservative political and its radical views. today, june 11th, the world said gdbye to the duke at 34 years. still toome, my "2 cents more" you always leav a barbecue with a bug bites but your friends, and stays? mo it to the bottom of my mosquitos like some pele and not others. stay with u. ♪ ♪ gerri: think y are in the steel magne? coming up next, t surprising reasons why you mighte right ♪ rri: we are talng books. bugs on the set. this will be a short segment. let me introduce it. summertime might bring fun in the sun, but that also bris mosquitos. wellome peop seem to be mamagnets are mestizos, others g unscathed. do mosquitos really like some people more than others? our fav

. >> joy: tonight, john wayne bobbitt says having his penis chopped off was the best thing to ever happen to his love life. yes, sometimes when life gives you lemons, you gotta make lemonade. plus jerry dewitt is here to share his journ friday from pentecostal preacher to devout atheist and i'll talk to two men who are trying to get married in all 50 states. seriously? how many toasters does one couple need? all of that and more on "say anything." god forbid, paula

ethan edwards, john wayne, very dangerous people. they don't want us around. they'll sure that. and by that, they'll end up badly. this is kind of ironic and, perhaps, controversial, but themostocles 25 years after battle of salamis committed suicide most likely ended in persia in service to the persian king. all of his ideas had one fruition, the idea of a modern navy was his legacy. this cecile politic economic idea of having the athenian style empire wises and he did not get credit for it. he created democracy in the sense of elevating the poor people. plato said he wished that he had lost the battle other than power. he did not give credit for it. he was exiled and ended up killing himself. if c-span2 has seen a great painting by the viet, flavius belisarius as the beggar on the streets of constantinople, blind , impoverished. the man who saved justinian was put on trial for his life. it is a dangerous thing if you are justinian, the empire, and everyone likes your favorite channel more -- general more than you. whatever the particular reason, it would take to evening lectur

wayne, and john and juan joining and keisha. welce, everybody. the government nfirming it is using nfl and otr sports to promote health care and the playbook is to get healthy young americans and it will save the cost of sicker people. but the priceay not beight for the young people. johnathon, young people said i don't want to do this. i rather pay the fine forot having alth care than support the sick people and using health care. >> they are going to advertise for that eric. when a private company advertises a voluntary good it is promotion. but government does it that violates rights that is propaganda and obama's goal is socialized medicin and pushg everyone, young people to be on the government plan. they are pulling out all of the stops. one percent of your income o the ads. a pole to authority. i don't like obama care and lebron thinks it is col, i should reconsider. weak. >> wayne, celebrities like yourself to tout obama care. if it needs tt much promotion couldn't be good. >> it is impossible. the idea ofcoercing people to subsiddize unh

how do you know it's not john wayne gascy? >> you don't? i talked to people.> reporter: she heard about the dungeon beneath the bar from bashara himself and that he found her on an alternative lifestyle website. >> master bob and the reason i followed through is i had not experienced a dungeon. so understanding the draw, the excitement, i had to see the dungeon. >> reporter: one afternoon lynn met master bob and his special slave rachel for the first time. he said they spent a few minutes at the bar, chatted about nothing in particular and relaxed with a few stiff drinks. >> and then down to the dungeon. >> reporter: this is the actual dungeon she shared with master bob. it was shot under cover by wdiv-tv. >> the first thing i see in the far corner is a bed. next to the bed there was a giant web-looking device. >> reporter: a what? >> it looked like a giant spider web with rope. >> reporter: do i want to know? >> it was a 360-type web. >> reporter: the spider web contraption was in storage when the crew filmed under cover, but the dungeon contained hooks, rope

[applause] >> john wayne was one of my childhood idols. one of the greatest americans.life is tough, but it's a lot tougher if you're stupid. the good news is that they asked lois lerner to leave the irs. but the bad news is that she is being hired at the nsa. it is a joke, it is a joke. to know thating. there's a number of patriots that you helped to get here that believe that the constitution and the fact that we raised our right arm to square up the constitution is more important than anything else that we do. because of you, because of you every day, we get battle armor. i want to know that i will do everything within my power to try to rein in my corrupted government. the foxes in the henhouse. that is why send a letter. for myself and 36 other republican freshman. eric holder says we want independent counsel that is not influenced by this administration. but i wanted to know that we are going to get the job done. keep the faith, we are going to win this thing and we are going to win it together. you helped us to take our government back. god bless you. >> our next

. >> just the way john wayne used to do it. pornly thanks to the animals for putting up with these two, beeps. >> hey willie, your dad called and he wants his hat back. >> listen, al, al it was better than the alternative. let me just say that. i'll bring the other one back. >> that is required head gear. >> in full disclosure i have one as well. i just haven't worn it on camera. >> you need a mule. >> it's a good hat. you did a terrific job. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> coming up next, is your toddler already lying to you? embezzling? >> who are you raising in your home. [ female announcer ] ladies, say "hello" to crystal light liquid for those of us who still love playing dress up. introducing crystal light liquid. six flavors. zero calories. for every shade of you. suave professionals infused moroccan argan oil into our new moroccan infusion line. the results were incredible. [ amanda ] i love it! all this shine, yet it feels so light! [ female announcer ] suave professionals works as well as salon brands. all this s

is important for us -- by the way, courage does not mean that you are not afraid. , no less than john wayne, said that you can't be scared to death, but you saddle up anyway. disciples wasrite peter. think about peter. this is the st. peter who denied christ three times, the st. peter who was rebuked by paul concerning justification by works. this was the same peter whose mouth ran at times faster than his break -- brain. i can relate to this, people. and i am eternally grateful. flaws of men and women and the scripture are prominently displayed, because it gives us all hope. as we see that and we realize that there is hope for me. y goes to hiss faithfulness. toist changed his name peter, barack that he laid the foundation of the the church upon, and the alternate act of humility, showing that peter had crossed that a transcendent barrier from the shame and humiliation to the time of christ's death to the sacred humility at the time of his own that he bemanding crucified upside down. peter learned humility. peter learned courage to faithfulness. and he lived and died that way. perhaps what

john sasaki. >> i'm jana katsuyama, ken wayne and heather homes have night off:alameda sheriff's offices is investigating whether the man shot and killed by a detective last night during an attempted robbery may have been responsible for other holdups. deputies arrived at boulevard burger on castro valley boulevard. that is where ktvu's jade hernandez joinses live with neighbors concerned tonight and what deputies say was an heroic act by one employee. >> reporter: the woman we spoke to owns a business cross the street and learned about this attempted armed robbery via text as a warping. the owner of boulevard burger behind me, also wants the community to know about this incident. so she put up a sign, but for a very different reason. the chalkboard sign recognizes the valor of alameda county sheriff's office and last night a boulevard burger employee ran outside of the restaurant after an armed robber snuck inside and flagged down a deputy, settling a routine traffic stop outside. >> the employees took it upon themselves to attack the robber, and had a pretty significant struggle with him. >> reporter:

. >> john: so gideon's army is based on the supreme court case. >> "gideon v. wayne wright" is the supreme court case that established you have a right to an attorney in a criminal case. before that you didn't have that right, which most people don't know. >> john: and at that point you were (bleep) out of luck. (laughter) >> that's right! >> john: in a judicial sense you were (bleep) out of luck. >> they didn't call it that but -- >> john: but they definitely implied it. so this documentary shows some of the public defenders working in the south on absolutely the sharp end of justice and it is easy not to care about this. it's easy not to care about defenders and defendants. they're not politically seufrp thet nick general, lawyers and defendants. but this affects all of us if we come into contact with the law. >> yeah. i'm a lawyer and i started making this documentary but i was just blown away. like why would anyone do this terrible job? you don't make a lot of money, you defend people who have gotten accused of terrible things but when you see lawyers like travis

like john wayne gacy, go to death row and talk to the man. he wants to say he is innocent. i don't really care about what he says. i want to hear what he thinks about what he is going to say. and getting interviews with the mayor and rahm emanuel is the most -- >> we will get there shortly. >> you offered richard daley the chance to speak on the record, he turned you down. on some level that is disappointing. >> it wasn't a surprise. i hoped he would chat with meade but when you think it through he is a very savvy man, savvy politician and richard nixon used to talk sort of about plausible deniability but there was no upside in him talking to me. if you wrote a book he didn't like, it would be hard for him to say i don't like his book but if i wrote a book he didn't like and he never talked to me he could say i don't even know the guy and i don't like his book. he would want to reserve the right to say he doesn't like the book. >> what he said. >> he said nothing publicly. >> you do have some private sourcing, about 140 people for this book. what do you hear? >> i heard not

. >> and i'm ken wayne. 83-year-old patrick chang had just eaten dinner and was starting to walk home. the alleged killer is just a teenager, john has the story. >> reporter: this is the parking lot where patrick chang was beaten and robbed he had just had lunch, dinner perhaps at jack in the box when police say a teenager walked up and mugged him. patrick chang was a beloved pay to -- patriarch of his family. >> everywhere he goes for his walks, he talks to people about peace. how the world would be different. >> reporter: he was attacked and robbed until the parking lot of orchard supply hardware. >> he suffered very -- a lot of massive head trauma. brain injuries, spinal cord injuries. fracture vertibrae. >> reporter: now his family is struggling to place his remains next to his son who died 10 years ago of leukemia. >> we're looking to see if the public will help us for the public to help us to put our father with his son. >> reporter: police are looking to church the teenage suspect with murder. the reason he was robbing chang to get money to buy a cell phone. john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> weather is being blamed for an accid

wayne lapierre and all these other folks. i've experienced it sadly from meeting many people like john who are parents who have lost children whorandparents hosh have lost grandchildren who, are floends have lost friends. so many people i know have been involved in gun violence. i'm not alone. people all around this country have. so the thing that has changed is very tragically, there's been a growing lobbying force, republicans, democrats, independents, people like john who voted for a republican senator who is, you know, going about his daily life and a horrendous thing happens and suddenly politics isn't about politics, it's personal. that's what guns have become. i'm not in this because it's politically had advantageous. it's a tough thing to do politically. the president had a lot of other things he wanted to do, but when newtown happened i'm so proud of a president lo said look, i could do a lot of other things. they're easier. it would be more convenient and successful but i can't look away from a country where that hideous thing happened in newtown or from a country where 6,000, more than 6,000 people have died from gun

make interviews like john wayne gacy go to death row to talk to the man he once to say he is innocent. i don't care about what he says i want to hear what he thinks about what he will say and that is what we apply to getting interviews with the mayor. even with on a manual although he is the most difficult. [laughter] >> we will get to him shortly. [laughter] >> keith, you offered richard m. daley the chance to speak on the record about his wife and career and he turned you down on some level that is it disappointing but not a surprise? >> i hoped he would chat with me but when you think it through i do think he is a very savvy man and politician. and richard nixon used to talk about plausible deniability. there was no upside to him talking to me. if you would talk to me and i wrote a book he did doglike then it is hard for him to say i don't like the book were as i write a book he did not like and he never talked to me he could say i don't even know the guy. he wanted to reserve the right to say he did not like the books. >> what has he said? >> nothing publicly. [laughter] >> what d