laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours.et you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >> ever

laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney.chie. >> my pleasure. >> when laverne and shirley made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> schlemiel, schlimazel, hossenfeffer incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. so they said rodeo-do. >> rodeo. >> everybody knew

laverne, i will start with you. your storystening to again, seeing it writing, -- seeing it in writing, but also listening to you tell it, i was reminded it would be very easy for a lot of people to send that few extra dollars after you had, you knew it was more than you promised. because of the dollar amount, you can see how easy it would be for someone to gradually fall into the trap. so, i'm, absent this hearing and absent being educated by my staff and others, without that, i probably would have done the same thing. when you think about the dollar amounts, it is, we live in a country, i had my staff check, in the u.s. there's about 18 million veterans. i know in our state, pennsylvania, there's over 800,000, the last number i saw. so the number of veterans is so big, and the targeting is so substantial, if gao is right, about 80% have been targeted. you could get a lot of money accumulating with those small dollar amounts. so, it is very easy for anyone -- for any one of us to fall into that, number one. number

>> thank you very much, laverne, i'll start with you. as i was listening to your story again and seeing and hearing and telling it. i was reminded it would be very easy for a lot of people to send that little extra, few extra dollars after you had your you knew it was more than you had promised. and because of the dollar amount, you could see how easy it would be for someone to gradually fall into the trap. so you know, absent this hearing and absent being educated by my staff and others, without that i probably would have done the same thing. when you think about the dollar amounts, we live in a country, i just had my staff check, i think the u.s. number is about 18 million veterans. in our state, pennsylvania is only 800,000. so the number of veterans is so big and the targeting is so substantial, gao, about 80% roughly have been targeted. you could get a lot of money accumulating with small dollar amounts. it's very easy for any one of us to fall into that, number one. number two, when i go around our state and visit senior centers, o

laverne all has a look at the politics behind dhaka and explains why the high court's decision could motivate members of both parties to vote. >>first-time voter gave room anton still doest know. he will vote for in 2020. what he does know is that her book for a candida who supports the so-called dreamers. many cases came to the country illegay as children. there are now protected by the obama era deferred action proam. >>even thgh i'm a us more citizen. the census, our community and getting rid of dhaka recipients would that's a mentally harm. our entire community. what we foughfor so far. >>madison has never needed dhakput the issue is near and dear to him and has even motivated him to become involved in politics, it's an otional issue. >>and that inspires people especially on the left to be involvedin part because national appea always something that draws people to the ballot box. >>robert centers of the dc young republicans believe the court's decisn will motivate voters in both parties it is a natiol security issue, especially for republicans. >>because we need to have a have a

of thousands of young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the us as young children to be laverneook at the politics behind dhaka and explains why the high court's decision could motivate members of both parties to vote. >>first-time voter gave room anton still doest know. he will vote for in 2020. what he does know is that her book for a candida who supports the so-called dreamers. many cases came to the country illegay as children. there are now protected by the obama era deferred action proam. >>even thgh i'm a us more citizen. the census, our community and getting rid of dhaka recipients would that's a mentally harm. our entire community. what we foughfor so far. >>madison has never needed dhakput the issue is near and dear to him and has even motivated him to become involved in politics, it's an otional issue. >>and that inspires people especially on the left to be involvedin part because

my name is laverne foreman, and i'm 82 years old. i live in the hernden area in pennsylvania. i'm retired both from the civil service as well as the military. having served in the air force, the army reserves and the army national guard. i'm proud to be a veteran. for most part, people thank me for my service. it never occurred to me that someone would be so cold hearted to make a call and claim to care for veterans when in reality all they're doing is lining their own pockets. five years ago, i learned how reckless they can be. when i received a phone call from senator casey's office inviting me to testify before you today, i was pleased to accept the invitation and share with you what happened. it isn't easy for me to talk about this scam. what i'm doing today is an extension of my service. i feel a sense of responsibility to warn others who served and to be vigilant against scams. let me explain. in september of 2014, i received a call from an organization disabled and paralyzed veterans fund or dpvf requesting a donation. i was told in the conversation that the organizatio

at the same time, i think about the janet's of the world, the laverne his of the world, and i think about all of the potential that has been lost and all of the potential that still exists. i think about the potential of myself, i think about the potential of everyone on this stage. i think about the potential of everyone in this audience, and they really invite as today to use this space as a way to celebrate the lives of these women and to celebrate the potential of our community. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [applause] [speaking spanish] sorry. i would like to start honoring all the beautiful trans people who are presented here and say to you that -- [speaking spanish] -- we see you, we feel you, and we honor you for the great gift you give. i want to say, in the name of the organization, thank you to all our trans siblings who we are honoring here today. the lives of those who were silenced by the hands of violence and bigotry. we are here to raise the awareness of this violence epidemic against us, against trans people. we believe in healing, in restorative justice,

organic beef farmer, laverne. >> this one is my pal. >> already unhappy about the trade wars unpackedrat believes peterson is out to save his political hyde. >> what would you have liked to see him do? >> vote for impeachment for one thing. we need somebody who's ggood fo country, not just the republicans or democrats. >> he says -- >> if it's a young republican with progressive ideas, i'd be fine with that. >>. >> can i get you r more coffee? >> voters happy with the democrat? trump vote ers. >> happy he did it. >> are you more likely to support him in this upcoming election now u? >> yeah, i think i would. probably for that reason. >> swift county, part of minnesota's seventh district, voted for barack obama twice then flipped for donald trump. those swing voters on the congressman. >> brave man. takes guts to break away from your party. >> how many years did you vote for him? >> how many years has he run? >> a political gamble in rural america that jim faulk says may pay off. will you vote for him again? >> probably, just because of my association with the party. >> democrats we sp

organic beef farmer laverne, already unhappy about the trade war's impact on farmers, this democrat believesiked to see him do? >> vote for impeachment, for one thing. we need somebody who is good for the country, not just for the democrats or republicans. >> if it's a young republican with progressive ideas, i'd be fine with that. >> can i get you more coffee? >> the voters happy with the democrat? trump voters. >> very impressed. happy he did it. >> are you more likely to support him in this upcoming election now? >> probability, yeah. i think i would. you know, just for that -- probably for that reason. >> swift county, part of minnesota's 7th district voted for barack obama twice and then flipped for donald trump. those swing voters. >> i think it's important to break away from your party. >> how many years do you think you voted for him? >> how many years has he run? >> it's a run that may pay off. >> will you vote for him again? probably, just because of my association with the party. >> democrats we spoke with say they understand why representative peterson had to oppose the impeachme

organic beef farmer laverne. >> this is my pal. >> reporter: already unhappy about the trade wars on this democrat believes peterson is out to save his political hide. what would you have like to which seen him do? >> vote for impeachment, for one thing. we need somebody that is good for the country and not just for the republicans or the democrats. >> reporter: so turned off that in 2020, he says. >> if it's a young republican with progressive ideas, i'd be fine with that. >> can i get you more coffee? >> reporter: the voters happy with the democrat? trump voters. >> very impressed. happy he did it. >> reporter: are you more likely to support him this upcoming election now? >> probably. yeah, i think i would. probably for that, that reason. >> reporter: swift county is partly of minnesota's seventh district voted for barack obama twice and then flipped for donald trump. those swing voters on their congressman. >> brave man. has guts to break away from your party. >> reporter: how many years would you vote for him? >> how many years will he run? >> reporter: a gamble in rural america

from all across california showing their respect northern california we just saw some people from laverne so a lot of different people coming together to honor brian reporting in roseville karma dickerson thank you carmen. back a 42 we've been talking all about fog this morning. so you probably be knows can be so many delays out of sfo. >>but as you can suppose actually fared pretty well all morning long haven't seen any delays out there it's really just your bridges that are feeling the impact of that very dense fog which is hanging out in spots across the bay, so in some spots are crystal clear and others just the opposite today we will eventually clear out it looks like by 10:00am to 11:00am those last remaining spots of fog should depart, then we'll have sunshine across the bay itself we're going to see another advance of fog this evening so do expect another great one to start the morning tomorrow and potential trouble impacts again for your wednesday morning. robin. >>all right off to the bay bridge where the traffic is still crawling into san francisco. it's been like this for hour

organic beef farmer laverne forbord, already unhappy about the trade wars' impact by farmers, this democratt would you have liked to seen him do? >> vote for impeachment and we ned someone who is good for the country and not just for the republicans and the democrats. >> he says, if it's a young respect rep wi republican with progressive ideas, i'd be fine with that. >> the voters happy with the democrat? trump voters. >> very impressed. happy he did it. >> are you more likely to support him in the upcoming election now? >> probably. yeah. i think i would. you know, just probably for that reason. >> swift county, pat of minnesota's 7th district voted for barack obama twice and then flipped for donald trump. those swing voters on their congressman. >> brave man. it takes guts to break away from your party. >> how many years would you vote for him? >> how many years has he run? >> a political gamble in rural america that jim says may pay off. >> would you vote for him again? >> i would probably vote for him again just because of my association with the party. >> democrats we spoke with say th