well, but we have to cross that bridge when it happens. >> rena lindevaldsen is your story, the lisa miller store, "only one mommy," is it about family law, is about homosexuality, what is it about? >> all of that and more. it starts out telling the life story of lisa because i think that's important to understand. from my perspective i know it's not easy for someone to leave homosexuality but there is an element of choice i believe involve. you can find yourself in this lifestyle and have to work to get out of it. she had a very rough childhood and had a series of predictions before she got involved in homosexuality, alcoholism, to cutting to drugs, diet pills type drugs. so this was, she characterized, the last of her addictions that she had. she turned to this. i think it's important to understand one woman's story of what led her to get involved in homosexual. for her it was choice. it was a choice she made to get out of that lifestyle. so i want everyone to hear that story but i want you to hear -- her to do that story. i don't think the church does good enough. we fall short. we don't

that is not lisa miller, no. nor is it janet or isabella . >> host: is that you. >> guest: that's a stock photo off the internet. >> host: what do you teach at liberty. >> guest: i teach family law for the past six or seven years and then i teach a law studying the constitution, understanding the concept of liberty in government, states rights, and then we take those issues in a the following semester and apply them to current issues in our country to see, did the courts get it right or wrong or what's the right path. i teach those courses and family law and writing courses, i am involved in a moot court program. >> host: where did you go do school. >> guest: new york city, and undergrad at michigan state university. >> host: why did you come to liberty? >> guest: i have to say the best answer is god definitely picked this for my life. i wanted to teach and had given up on that happening, given the path i had pursued, and he made this available to me. the reason i made it personally is i can't think of a greater

>>host: is that lisa miller on the cover? >> no. they aren't just models. >> that is a stock photo off the internet. >>host: what do teach? >> family law. also foundations of law would day explain "the federalist papers" enumerated powers, states rates then apply a to those issues two-seat did day get their right or wrong? and teach some writing courses. >>host: where did you go to school? >> new york city and undergrad michigan state. guide definitely picked this for my life. i had given up on teaching and the reason i made it personally is cut to train the next generation to send them out there to transform the culture. >>host: at what point* does this story end? >> i don't know. legally when it she is found work comes back when isabella cannot be forced to visit. i hope the message resonates with leaders and churches. i don't want it to end. >>host: reworking on other cases similar? >> not currently. we rake in the gatt calls with custody i

lisa miller, give us the announcements. >> silent electronic devices, and completed speaker cards or documents should be submitted to the clerk. items will be on the april 17 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor mar: item one. >> resolution authorizing a grant in the amount of $180,000 to implement existing commercial buildings energy performance ordnance. -- ordinance. supervisor mar: mr. rodriguez? >> guillermo rodriguez. the department of the environment was awarded a grant of $180,000 to support the implementation of the existing commercial building performance ordinance. it was adopted in february of 2011 and requires each commercial building 10,000 square feet or greater to annually report the energy performance, conduct an energy audit every five years, and direct the department of the environment to make transparent all of those findings. the grant funds will be used to support the implementation of the program and promote the collaborative effort in making sure that we can have a robust program. the department thinks the foundation for their suppor

. >> reporter: and at $350 a treatment, personal trainer lisa miller is a believer. >> it takes liker it to really take full effect. but i love it because it just helps me feel young especially in pictures. >> reporter: then all of your friends were like what are you doing? i need to know. >> a lot of my clients are always like how come you always look so refreshed? i shared my secret. i'm happy to. >> reporter: lisa's cosmetic physician dr. mitch chasein says that secret is must not overdo. >> we tell patients everything in moderation is good including botox. and if a little bit is good doesn't mean a lot is better. you know who the worst offenders are? celebrities. celebrities come in. they want more. they want more. they want more. >> reporter: when more becomes too much, the result is what's come to be called frozen face. an issue that joy behar and jenny mccarthy discussed on behar's talk show. >> do you get botox? >> of course. >> okay. good. i do. i've been doing it. i love it. >> i love it too. the key is minimal. otherwise it is frozen. especially if you're trying to be funn

miller denied involvement in what happened to this beautiful young boy. >> lisa cohen has written about the case. >> the day before he went missing, he came home and he was very excited because he had this dollar bill he had given him for some sort of work he had done. >> she said he told his parents he wanted to spend the dollar in a store on his way to the bus stop. they spoke to etan's father, stanley patz, yesterday. >> it's a double-edged sword for him because when this happens, there is -- there is this hope, but in token, there's this swarm of all this attention. >> it's an iconic case that has recaptured the nation's attention. in chicago -- >> it was a story that shocked chicago and the nation. >> in los angeles -- >> oh, yeah, everybody is a little more guarded with their children, of course. >> and it's brought back that painful memory for ursela, an 8-year-old when he disappeared, who like etan, walked to a bus stop in the same neighborhood to get to school. >> i hope they do find something, just an answer. the worst part is not having any shred of an answer, of anything. >>

lisa in chicago. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> hi. >> hi. >> i -- i was in a car accident a couple of monthswhile i'm in the emergency room confronted me about what did i mean about having that sticker on my car. >> woe! there's some good police work. >> yes, it was very good investigation on his part. and he is probably about ten years older than me, and i know i'm not going to be a millionaire as a teacher, and i think as a police officer he should know better. it was disconcerting to see the least. because i was like really we're going to do this now. >> was his point that you had it coming because of the bumper sticker? >> he could have been. he didn't say, but i had a feeling it was going that way. >> unbelievable. >> and yet not. >> if they support millionaires -- >> it rubs off. >> it's the lottery mentality. >> i'll find out if that works. i'm going to hold him upside down outside the window. torie osborn next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost o

miller show." you don't have to ask me twice. 51 minutes after the hour. let's go to lisa in los angeles.you know, i -- i -- i started -- a keith follower and when keith came over to current, i discovered current and i love it. and i lost him, of course, you know so -- so i'm dying inside. i'm dying inside. i died a little inside every day -- >> if i can tell you how many times people have said to me. >> until i met you. [ romantic music ] >> oh. >> but let me say this real quick. when the republicans -- the way they have been sabotaging the government which means they have not been doing what they were sent there to do isn't that treason? that's bad right? isn't that what that is? >> yes, i think the entire party should be executed for treason. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> what news busters. >> join the magic. she was dead inside until she met us. [ suspense music ] >> just kidding news busters. i'm just telling you, i can't wait to get home. stephanie miller said the entire republican party should be killed for treason. i heard my friend say she made news busters for something. why d

on 7 news difficult speak with bruce miller from the 49ers and he told me about how he felt last year when he was going through the nfl draft. live in santa clara, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> all right thanks very much. there is a lieutenant more to come here tonight. first up. the 7 news i team explains what meat glue is. potentially dangerous but it is widely used and perfectly legal. we have this story just ahead. >>> and scare on board plane in chicago midway airport. why a flight is quarantined. >> whoa. l. >>reporter: neighbors are shocked. what police found after keeping a bay area business under surveillance. >> i'm spencer in the accu-weather forecast center. midweek showers behind us. weekend warm-up lies ahead. i have details in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> spencer thanks very much. also tonight. why this animal could be the perfect ambassador between nations. fate lick cat between nations. fate lick cat and dog. stay with us meat glue. this chef doesn't use meat glue in the restaurant but like many people in the food industry, he knows how it works. >> you have the hamburger meat or stew meat or whatever. now you can actually make pre

miller, chairman deputy administrator, chief financial officer, robert pack -- peck, mr. neely through his attorney refused to appear this morning, and miss lisa daniels the event planner. join us at the table up front. i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses full statement be included into the record without objection, so ordered. since your written testimony has been made part of this record, the committee would request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. as far as this committee today, we'll be joined by the strict five minute rule. we have a lot of questions. it is going to be a very long hearing. i want to make sure we have as many opportunities to cut members' requests as possible. mr. miller, you may proceed. -- to get through members' requests as possible. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me here this morning. to testify about our report. think everyone is familiar with the facts of our report. bouquet. i would simply ask bridget ok. i would simply ask -- ok. i would simply ask that my written report be in the record. thank you. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to testify. >> can you pull the microph

miller, cbs news, new york. >>> joining us now is the author of "after etan: the missing child case that held america captain". >> lisaen is a former producer for abc and cbs news. good morning. >> good morning. >> good to see you. 33 years later, why does this case remain so fascinating? >> this was the first case in a long, long time that just captured the imagination of, first this city, and then the rest of the country. ultimately the world. and i think that there was a time before etan when kids played in the street and you walked to the bus stop by yourself, two blocks, and then an after-etan. after that people knew that it could happen. once you know that it can happen, then you think maybe it will happen. it changed everything. >> you've written that etan's case has come to mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. what do you mean by that? >> i think that out of this case, and then a few very few high-profile cases that followed, a whole movement began. and there were congressional hearing hearings, all kinds of niche tichs for tracking children in a better way and things like the national

miller, this brita, deputy at administrator, chief financial officer, mr. robert papp former building, former public building services commissioner, chairman already said the attorney refused to appear this morning and ms. lisa daniels the planner for the public building services join us at the table up front. >> i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses statement be included in the record. without objection, so ordered. since you're written testimony has been made a part of the record of the subcommittee would request you limit your testimony to five - and as far as this committee today, we will be going by the strict five minute rule. we have a lot of questions. it's going to be a long hearing. we want to make sure that we have as many opportunities to go through the member's request as possible. mr. miller, you may proceed. >> good morning, german, german mica, ranking member norton. thank you for inviting me here this morning to testify about the report. i think everyone is familiar with the facts of the report. i would simply ask that my written statement and the report itself be included in the record. i would be happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> good morning, chairman, ranking member morto