whoit was julie tyler ordered the marine band to play helped him achieve whenever the president appears. it was also her who greeted her guests, sitting on a throne on a raised platform with purple plumes in her hair. moret as if she was the queenly role that martha washington had deliberately rejected. >> we will include questions and comments about these three first ladies by phone, facebook, and twitter. monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span three, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> now the judge advocate general of the army, lieutenant general david chipman talks about legal issues facing the .ilitary, from furman university in greenville, south carolina, this is just under one hour. [applause] >> one of the hallmarks of the american democratic experiment and one of the hallmarks of our constitutional tradition is that, for centuries, as a republic, we have debated in our public policy and in our law fundamental questions that go to the core of our values and our american identity.

. >> reporter: last night, cast members julie bowen, jesse tyler ferguson and eric stonestreet were stuckr with 15 other people. >> whatever drama she's going through can wait. >> get us out. >> reporter: the trio were in kansas city for a fund-raiser. but they made the most of it, taking pictures, making videos and sharing it with their fans. ferguson tweeting, finally made it out of the stuck nvt at the one-hour mark. bowen said, after a quick hour trapped in the service element, we were rescued. and eric stonestreet tweeted, i handled being stuck in an envelope for 50 minutes than i thought. all jesse tyler did was pass wind. the trio made it to the stage an hour later. stonestreet ended the evening saying, have a great night. ant don't use the elevator. >> i hope we have vodka. >> the cast could use this incident for a real "modern family" episode, which sounds like a pretty good idea. maybe a little more dramatic, like a woman giving birth. >> give carrie a flask of vodka. >> nice. >> what do you think would happen if that happened to us? >> one person would survive. >> get us out. >

that story from carolyn tyler. >> julie and peter have every reason to toast.cently bought this beautiful 2 bedroom two and a half bath penthouse along the embarcadero but they are moving out this summer. >> we felt like it was a great opportunity to travel for two or three months. >> while they travel around italy they hope someone will travel to san francisco to watch the premier sailing event and rent their home for $25,000 a month. >> we are not trying to make a living doing this. if it works out, great. you know, if it doesn't it doesn't. >> ma ren county wants to get in on the cataba sherrod martin objection, too. you can rent a two bedroom two bath penthouse here in san rafael and take the ferry to san francisco to watch the cup. the rent here $10,000 a month. real estate agents say the asking prices aren't gouging. they are optimistic prices that could go up or down as we get closer to the the america's cup. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> the piece of history just recovered when the first man walked on [ male announcer ] fact: the 100%

>> reporter: stars julie bowen, eric stonestreet, and jesse tyler ferguson.hile, 1500 people were waiting from them in a ballroom. waiting for the fund-raiser to start. >> get us out! >> reporter: the kansas city fire department to the rescue. ferguson -- mitchell from the show -- tweeted. "finally made it out of the stuck elevator at the one-hour mark. at least the firemen in k.c. are cute." and they're gentlemen, too. helping mrs. dunphy out of a jam. >> helping her out. by the way, the cast did make it to the fund-raiser. an hour later, eric stonestreet in real life said, have a great night, but don't use the elevator. >> "good morning america" tomorrow morning. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> breaking news. an officer-involved shooting in san hoe say, we'll have a live report. >> an emergency landing at sfo. what l.e.d. up to a plain having to be towed to a gate. and the call that left a 9-1-1 operator begging for help. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> live from the kgotv broadcast center. >> ama: you're looking at live pictures from sk

. >> reporter: last night, cast members julie bowen, eric stonestreet and jesse tyler ferguson found tight situation in kansas city. stuck? a crowded elevator with 15 other people. >> get us out. >> reporter: and like a scene out of the hit sitcom -- >> whatever drama she's going through can wait. >> reporter: they made it funny. >> get us out. >> reporter: the trio were in kansas city for a fund-raiser. but on the way to their 9:00 p.m. appearance, they got stuck. but they made the most of it, taking pictures, making videos and sharing it with their fans. ferguson tweeting, finally made it out of the stuck elevator at the one-hour mark. at least the firemen in k.c. are cute. bowen said, after a quick hour trapped in the service element, we were rescued by duke and the fire department. and ever the clown, eric stonestreet tweeted, i handled being stuck in an envelope for 50 minutes than i thought. all jesse tyler did was pass wind. the trio made it to the stage an hour later, joking with the crowd about their ordeal. stonestreet ended the evening saying, have a great night. and don't

carolyn tyler shows what $25,000 a month will get you. >> julie and peter have every reason to toast. they bought this beautiful two bedroom, two and a half bath penthouse along san francisco embark dareo but they're moving out this summer. >> as we get closer to the america's cup we felt it's like a great opportunity to travel two, three months. >> while they travel around italy, they hope someone will travel to san francisco, to watch the premier sailing event. and rent their home for $25,000 a month. >> we're not trying to make a living doing this. if it works out grai. you know? if it doesn't, it doesn't. >> marin county wants to get in on the action, too. you can rent this penthouse here and take the ferry to san francisco to watch the cup. the rent here is $10,000 a month. real estate agents say asking prices aren't gouching but they're optimistic that could go up or down as we get closer to the america's cup. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> i'm thinking about renting a closet from them. i'm optimistic i'm going to get a great deal. >> yes. still ahead one man hp shareholders b

. >> reporter: julie bowen, eric stonestre stonestreet, and jesse tyler ferguson were there for a charitytuck in an el variety. hay snapped photos, sent tweets, shot video. >> get us out. >> reporter: killing time with laughter until kansas city firefighters could free them. >> she's wearing me out. >> i hope she was wearing underwear. >> reporter: with ferguson tweet, finally made it out of the stuck el variety at the one-hour mark. at least the firemen in k.c. are cute. the group eventually made it on stage. thanki ining rescuers and carry on with the fund-raiser. >> you have raised -- >> reporter: they stopped by stonestreet's childhood home. >> bye, you guys. >> buy! >> who thinks we might see this in an upcoming episode? they're great. okay. >>> okay, coming up, tori spelling, what she's saying about the divorce speculation. it's heating up this morning. >>> and we have the play of one young man's life. take a look at this. a buzzer-beater to end them all. and it keeps on going. >> i think they got it. does it count? isn't always available? one in five. breakfast is essential in givi

july of 2011. dealers end up taking 57.6% of the auction. i give it a c-minus. i'm somewhat flabbergasted we didn't see more aggressive bidding. tylero you. >> now to europe's ongoing battle to contain its financial crisis. cyprus extending the closure until thursday. our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is on the phone with us. do you need me to wire you some money? >> reporter: we do struggle to find cash, we go to the atms, and have struggled the last couple days, but i think we're going to be fine. but the people here are struggling to find cash, because the banks have been closed. now the amount of cash in the system has been depleted to fairly low levels, at least it certainly appears that way. we are learning now that the banks may finally reopen on thursday. they had some technocratic issues they had to get through, the integrate grace of a couple banks. they haven't told us the controls or withdrawals limits, but just an hour ago a news conference was held to say that the capital controls would be lacks. that maybe suggests that businesses would have an easier time of paying suppliers who are maybe