krista contreras and her wife jamie say that happened to them.used to treat their newborn daughter because they're gay. i spoke to them recently. krista and jamie contreras and their daughter, meg, all three join me now. thank you so much for being here. when you interviewed the pediatrician before the birth of bay, were there any signs of trouble? >> no. we really liked her. we thought she really liked us. we really didn't have any clue that she had a problem with our sexual orientation. >> so bay is then born and at age 6 days time for her first pediatric visit. what happened? >> well we go into the room right when we got there and we were just waiting for dr. roy and, a different doctor came in and said i will be the one seeing you today, dr. roy had prayed on it and she decided she won't be able to care for bay and take her on as a patient. >> did you know what that meant, did you recognize those words, prayed on it to be a reflection of the doctor's view of your sexuality? >> yes. she made it pretty clear. she said she prayed on it and she f

i go over to introduce charlie to emma and emma's mom krista says, aren't you supposed to be watchingke she took it more seriously than you did. >> thank you, krista stone. >> jimmy: did you figure out how they did the magic trick at the end? >> i know magicians never reveal their secrets. i really want to know. nobody went near the box except for this guy who was cleaning it. i'm like, hey, dude. >> jimmy: the cleaning guy is the guy that you have to keep your eye. >> i don't know what he did though. >> jimmy: early in your career you did commercials like a lot of actors do. do you do any we might know? >>dy. my very first job. out here, a cherry coke commercial, this guy rides an ostrich. tony kay, directed "american history x," was directing it. and i had never done a commercial audition. i bought a new outfit. they take you into this room with a bunch of people which i didn't have know they were going to do. i wouldn't have bought a new outfit. they say, here's the situation. you're at a grocery store. a guy is on an ostrich. riding an ostrich. and slate. so all these people are d

my name is krista herman and i am here on behalf of the san francisco spca and i am here to convey our organization a support of the proposed ordinance. this is a compassionate and really forward thinking measure that improves animal welfare and public safety in san francisco and it also sends a very clear message that entertainment involving the exploitation of animals is completely out of step with our city's humane values. we urge your support on this important legislation and i thank you for letting me speak. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is pat and i am with a group called humanities for education. i have been documenting the conditions and treatment animals in circuses in the bay area for the last 27 years and applaud you for introducing the legislation and not only where our country is headed and the world is headed and mexico passed similar legislation. what i have seen in my 27 years documenting these conditions there are two ways circuses are hurting animals and one is prep i have vaigz and in-- deprivation and abuse of animals and deprive them from freedom, such as

. >> my wife, krista, she fell in the middle of the night. they say she hit her head and she drowned in the pool. i pulled her out of the pool easter sunday morning in 2000. i pretty much fell apart. and there i was a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going. >> he loved my mom. he loves her to the moon and back and then he lost her. he was just lonely and you could see it in him. and my brothers were definitely egging him on to get out and meet somebody. >> reporter: and in diane, bill met somebody special. >> diane comes into the picture and he has this beautiful woman and now she's taking care of him. he was in love with her. he needed that. he needed her. >> she was actually what i consider by dream girl. blonde hair, blue eyes, and just a beautiful person inside and out. >> what did she like to do? what tickled her? >> she loved to raise animals. she bred yorkshire terriers. we loved going to nascar races together. she had just a big heart and she would reach out to family and friends, anyone who was in troub

because krista larson joins us. are we getting any closer to an agreement between greece and creditors? if i am listening to the noise coming out of washington, it does not look like either side is getting closer. >> greases prime minister desk greece's prime minister says that even though there are points of disagreement the prevailing view among professionals -- among officials is we are moving a way from a deal rather than closer. let me give you a couple of examples. creditors say greases desk greece possible pension system is not sustainable. the government has decided to reinstate christmas bonuses for pensioners. also creditors say greece possible labor market -- while the government in athens has said it will reinstate compulsory collective bargaining and raise minimum wage. there are serious disagreements. they are not scheduled to reach a deal until the end of next week. jon: it seems like one man's reform measure is another man's -- and looks like they're not going to solve that one anytime soon. how much

i'm going to ask you, krista thompson, to watch list even though you didn't recognize these first ladies. both full political partners but the approach it differently in the way they describe it. these are from c-span interviews interviews. first is nancy reagan and the second hillary clinton. let's watch. [inaudible] the little antennae went up when someone had their own agenda and not ronnie's. he would always agree with me but i would tell him. [inaudible] >> when i worked on health care a lot of people thought i should be they give recommendations about legislation or shouldn't be involved in working on behalf of my husband, asking not to work on it. because they thought that was somehow inappropriate, that if you exercise influence, do it behind the scenes where no one can see. i find that curious. to me, i'd like to know what goes on in front of the scenes because i'm very much the kind of person who believes that you should say what you mean and mean what you say and face the consequences, like anybody else who was involved in public life. >> it's faster to because there are so ma

we found out her name, her name is krista. and she says the fans around her encouraged her to chug it. so, there it is from her perspective she took that from her cell phone. >> it is a giant game of beer pong basically. >> true. >> yuck. >> yuck. >> do you think there is dirt in the the beer. >> well, they rub it down with mud before the game, and it the gets gritty. >> i caught a ball, that keith hernandez. >> yeah. >> what did you catch it with. >> my hand. >> as a fan, you know, it is an exciting story. >> with my hands. >> i was going to say something but i'm not. >> probably a good thing. >> moving on. >> fashion frenzy, lines for target, sold out every where but coming up we will tell you how to get another chance to grab those bright bold clothes. >> can i have a question, what is owe great about these fashions. >> it is bright, cheery and now it is spring. >> okay. we're going to slow things down just a little bit. >> yes, listening to soft music on a rainy day. >> curl up in bed. >> sit alone. >> ponder. >> peer out