. -- lennie. lennie, who was with us in beijing. because of your extraordinary work, violence against women as part of the beijing platform. because of your work in coalition with other groups around this country, over 15,000 battered and sexually abused in the court woman -- and the. women are here and free of their abusive spouses. thank you very much, lennie. and sarah. is your mom here? she is also related to someone on the school board. sarah, who runs and it works on signature products, coaching boys into men. i encourage you to look at that's not cool.com, which is about stopping dating violence. this is an organizational award, i get to do this. and for rachel, who has been at the organization and who has been my partner as we build in the federal part of global clhu to challenge the notion that violence does not have to be part of the human experience. i thank you, rachel, and i think all of you for this award and for the work that we will do together in this city, and are presidio, to create a future without violence for o

and i was struck, though, with a show with 162 references, how much like lenny bruce that was, which was, lenny bruce used to use racial epithets over and over and over again and saying it doesn't mean anything. take away their power. and you absolutely captured that today. and yet, if your mission is to sort of push the envelope, to do what others wouldn't do, to find comedy in new and different places, will you run out? i mean, are there any standards left? which is exactly why-- obviously now, it's not like we can do a show-- "oh, let's do a show where we say, you know, the "f" word 162 times." you know, it's like it's-- you've got to look for new ways to do it. [voice quivers] but, you know-- (stone) no, but sometimes-- we're always fascinated by-- the reverence, like, "oh, you're doing this, and this is new." and we're like, "thanks, but there have been "a lot of people doing this stuff, "from norman lear with all in the family to lenny bruce to george carlin." i mean, it isn't, brand-new to say the "f" word, you know? (divney) you know, when married with children was on fox, th

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a rock star surprise with lenny kravitz.r talented kids finale. >> next "oprah." ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. i'm jenelle wang live in the news room. in just one hour from now, pg&e officials will begin testifying before the federal government on the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. who else is there and what the government wants to know. i'll have a live report. >> and good morning. here's a live look from sutro tower looking from the east. it is clear it's a little chilly this morning but things rapidly change after the sunset tonight. windy conditions on the way. >> road work in petaluma now and also an accident nearby. i'll have details coming up. the bay bridge toll plaza shows a pretty quiet start elsewhere. >> it's 5:00 on this tuesday. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. just about 60 minutes from now, the ntsb will begin a public hearing that could have pg&e answering some very tough questions about the san bruno pipeline explosion. jenelle wang is live in the news room

five percent of surrounding shops to shut down the river to get into new york city supply shop owner lenny juco calls won't mark a weapon of mass job destruction of eventually will be affected by. small business owners like you also can't compete against wal-mart powerful influence on us politics we have small businesses we don't have the kind of go we don't have you know two hundred three hundred thousand dollars to help somebody lobby for a senator or representative according to published reports in two thousand and ten one more deleted more than three million dollars to federal officials or candidates through their political action committee and. spent more than six million dollars on lobbyists the multinational corporation has also spent hundreds of millions of dollars settling or fighting employee lawsuits involving low wages labor law violations in adequate health care and gender discrimination it's like when you drop a stone in upon the ripples you know the holes or the way to the plant last year wal-mart sales generated four hundred five billion dollars meanwhile new store employee

and lenny, he is a very good ironer. he can iron shirts. and sometimes i don't want to go out. come and do my ironing. and be natural. >> jimmy: he comes over and does your laundry? >> he does the ironing. and i stopped him. the last time he came around. he had a towel around himself. and he got caught on the doorknob and it came off. and it gave me a fright after my life. almost put me off men. i had to go and see a matthew mcconaughey film. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you mentioned matthew mcconaughey. who is your dream man? >> you teasing me? [ laughter ] is that an offer? >> jimmy: i don't know. where do i rank? >> are you ready for a change? >> jimmy: charlie is going to be furious. >> i mean, seriously, there are so many attractive men around. that is not the thing. it's like in my private life, it has to be someone that you connect with and i am not in -- that is all a little bit -- there are so many. you go around, and there are so many talented good looking men and woman. >> jimmy: are you trying to tell us -- >> i would like to be. i don't have the time. i would love to be

lenny dinardo with one of her four second half. she that is 3. stanford up 25.rs, 2 of her 22. condoleezza rice approved. stanford is moving on with an 86-59 victory. >> 3.8 shooting is contagious. once someone gets going, the rest of the team follows and then you just get it inside once they start playing out. i think it's a good way to start off a tournament. >> everyone will come out playing their best. this is the big dance and everyone wants to be the prom queen. i think that playing hard in this game and people making us better. >> for the men, cinderella is back. last year's finalist, butler is at it again, knocking off the number one seed in the southeast, pittsburgh. brad stevens had his bulldogs in the sweet 16. bulldogs down one here. they drive and dishes to andrew smith. up one with 2 seconds to go. last chance with pitt off the long inbounds. the foul before the shot and he goes to the line. after making the first to tie it, brown misses the second and on the rebound robinson does the unthinkable, he fouls matt howard with less than a second left.

. >> kathy: the lenny bruce team? >> jimmy: yeah.: yeah, we'll go with the uncensored. we're the uncensored. [ cheers and applause ] that's the name of our team. you got a team name? >> lupe: orange juice box? >> orange juice box. it's good. >> jimmy: it's the uncensored versus orange juice box. kathy, you're up first. >> kathy: okay. >> jimmy: all right, you guys sit in this -- this couch, over here. a lot of room. you can lay out if you want. >> kathy: okay. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. we are going to win. i cannot wait. >> kathy: ready? >> jimmy: yes. all right, it's a movie. three words. "the -- king's speech." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, i went for the hug. i went for the hug. i went for the hug. i meant to say, "i'm so psyched." that was amazing. >> kathy: okay. all right, all right. >> jimmy: we're a great team. all right, you're up. you see how easy it is. that was awesome. you're great. >> wow. [ light laughter ] oh no. >> jimmy: ready? >> yes, movie. >> jimmy: oh, that's cheating. >> oh. >> kathy: aw. >> "psyc

north carolina has had older players i think charlie scott scored over 40, lengthy, -- lenny. >> charlie: tell me about berdet. >> berdet is not quite he doesn't have quite the point guard skills that mark price had but he can get his own shot, he's big and strong. he's a really nice kid but a killer out on the court. built like a football player like a line backer and can shoot from anywhere on the floor, creates his own space. when he was younger eats got a brother that kinds of pushed him to be a better player and his brother used to set up really hard drills for him to do so he would make him dribble in their church through these hallways. and he would leap out and have people lay out at him behind these doors to get him used to, to having to dribble under duress. and then he used to take him to a local prison to play pick up game with the inmates. and that's a kid who really wants to get better. you play behind bars. he's a tremendous scorer and he's the only player in my judgment in the ncaa tournament that can get you 50 in a given game. and even though they're down a man, i would

lenny first aid say that i give saudi arabia and to a lesser degree its fellow tyrannies as the nationstatethat is perhaps the most dangerous to do united states and to the west, generally. yes, russia and china are threats to the united states, but they are threats washington openly acknowledges. closely watches and assesses, and is fully capable of defending america against. saudi arabia, however, is a serious threat. indeed, one more dangerous than iraq. toy which are governing elite in both parties turns a blind eye. out a leak this easily pretend that we have a closer reliable ally. it keeps america's energy security pendants -- dependent on its enemies by relying on the saudis to play a pro-u.s. role in the world oil market. and it endangers our economy but allowing the saudis to buy an ever larger share, of our evermore out of control federal debt. in addition, the saudis over the past 30 years have built a highly effective lobby in the united states which is as pernicious, effective and corrupting as ipac. this lobby employs former u.s. ambassadors, generals and senior intelligence

a rock star surprise with lenny kravitz. our talented kids finale. >> next "oprah." twizzlers.an't resist. >> welcome back. beautiful picture looking north, northwest from sutro tower. fog hanging around marin headland. building a quarter of a mile to santa rosa. most of our temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s with increase in high clouds this afternoon. >>> you thought about the goddesses. come on. they're an international sensation. these are my girlfriends. these are the women that i love that completed the three parts of my heart. >> charlie sheen, not holding back at all. opening up about the women in his life. there he is kissing the ones he calls the goddesses. we say good morning, america. i'm george stephanopoulos. >> bet you never see that on television. i'm robin roberts. just ahead, more from the actor, ahead of our "20/20" special, charlie sheen in his own words. it airs tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. you'll hear from him, as well. the two women he lives with, that he calls the goddesses. the mother figures to his children. >>> also, lindsay lohan speaking out. a w

[applause] >> lenni ms.body schilling and i represent the 17th district that borders the thompson prison facility. first i would like to thank chairman mckeon for putting together the congressional task force on gitmo. as was mentioned the president took unilateral action without proposing congress how to deal with the remaining terrorists to gitmo. i find this totally unacceptable. and first of all, but i really want to do is think the american people for the votes that allow us some 87 new freshmen to become members of congress and basically ensure gitmo will remain closed to the terrorists and then also we make sure we handle these through the military tribunals. i'm working with chairman mckeon to introduce the legislation double handle the detainee's and stop funding the construction or modification of any facilities inside the united states to house the gitmo detainee's to read and other words the legislation would need no detainee's and thompson illinois or anywhere on the united states, its territori

[applause] >> lenni ms.body schilling and i represent the 17th district that borders the thompson pris first i would like to thank the chairman mckeon for putting forg together the congressional task asrceto on gitmo. as was mentioned the presidentan took action of the consultingw the congress how to deal withion the terrorists to gitmog cohe ro gitmo. i find this totally unacceptable. and first of all, but i really want to do is think the american people for the votes that allow us some 87 new freshmen to become members of congress and basically ensure gitmo will remain closed to the terrorists and then also we make sure we handle these through the military tribunals. i'm working with chairman mckeon to introduce the legislation double handle the detainee's and stop funding the construction or modification of any facilities inside the united states to house the gitmo detainee's to read and other words the legislation would need no detainee's and thompson illinois or anywhere on the united states, its territ