mary madeline joined us tucker carlson. i think those were the ones but one of those on the right. me on the left. that the program lasted for 19 years. nineteen years. it was cnn's second highest rated program after larry king live. it was very successful. it was the first political debate show on television and it was by far the best. i will say that flat out en though, you know, i was part of it. it was the best political show and i will tell you why, because it lasted just a half an hour.

here is today diet and nutrition editor madeline first.ey. >> you tell us how to do it, baby. >> you got some great tips. >> okay. the first thing you want to do is, you want to have your mind thinking you're eating a lot of food, so you want to down size your plate size. same amount of food. this looks like a lot more so already you're feeling -- >> yeah. >> and also when you start with something like soup. if you're going to have a giant bowl and you say this doesn't look like much, you're going to ladle more on. and these are always -- this is the same amount of soup. >> same with the wine. >> something that you connect to, this is about a half of glass. and what we do, this looks like about a glass. >> doctor you go. exactly. that looks about right. >> another couple of hundred calories. >> right. >> and when you're at a buffet, just use a smaller spoon. here are two examples. helping of sweet potatoes, but look at how you down size with a smaller spoon. >> i have a little fork. out of all my forks i like using it because it takes me l

and he's the only boy too. >> madeline santos says her younger brother inspired her to enlist and she served in iraq at the same time he did. specialist delfin santos grew up in san jose and santa clara. his wish is to be buried along his father a world war ii veteran in the philippines. three other americans that were killed in that bombing their bodies arrived back here in the u.s.. service members somberly carried the flag draped coffins of staff sergeant christopher ward, and youngchin. and a young state department diplomat. >>> secretary of state john kerry is meeting in london with syrian opposition leaders and russia's top diplomat. it comes a day after it announces the u.s. could step up forces. the obama administration has been holding intense talks on how to boost aid to the rebels. kerry is in london for a g-8 foreign ministers conference. >>> a student stabbed 14 people at that school. 20-year-old dillon quick told them he fantasized about stabbing people to death. he started attacking people yesterday at lone star college in cypress. stabbing them in the face and neck wit

and he's the only boy too. >> madeline santos says her younger brother inspired her to enlist and she served in iraq at the same time he did. specialist delfin santos grew up in san jose and santa clara. his wish is to be buried along his father a world war ii veteran in the philippines. three other americans that were killed in that bombing their bodies arrived back here in the u.s.. service members somberly carried the flag draped coffins of staff sergeant christopher ward, and youngchin. and a young state department diplomat. >>> secretary of state john kerry is meeting in london with syrian opposition leaders and russia's top diplomat. it comes a day after it announces the u.s. could step up forces. the obama administration has been holding intense talks on how to boost aid to the rebels. kerry is in london for a g-8 foreign ministers conference. >>> a student stabbed 14 people at that school. 20-year-old dillon quick told them he fantasized about stabbing people to death. he started attacking people yesterday at lone star college in cypress. stabbing them in the face and neck wit

. >> madeline already has a fulltime career. >> i'm curious.the america's cup. wanted to step out of my comfort expoan see what it was like to be more in the entertainment industry. >> but many of the people here don't have that luxury and really need this job that pays 10.55 an hour. mel is a musician. >> i'm in between jobs right now. thought i'd see what they got available. >> i pray. this is -- >> people who applied for jobs will found out if they got the job by the middle of this week. you can still apply online, go to our web site, and click on "see it on tv". reporting in san francisco. abc7 news. >> ama: hundreds of people across the bay area today participated in the march of dimes annual march for babies. ft. mason in san francisco was almost overrun with families and babies. our morning news traffic reporter was in the event. the run raises funds to help moms have healthy full-term pregnancies. amy hollyfield was part of the march for babies today. she emceed the event in san jose. >> it was nice day outside today but things are changing temperature-w

. >> madeline stowe who plays the frosty victoria, matriarch of the gracen family. >> behind the saeps has a personality disorder. it's an illness. she do . >> she does have a great deal of humanity. >> but all the dooeous plots are hatched in the minds of the writers who love to take their actors out for a dramatic hill ride. >> how do you keep the twist own the turns? >> i'm not going to lie. it's kind of a challenge. >> i bet. >> we're twisting ourselves trying to figure out the twist and the turns. that's part of the fun. it's a ride we get to ride as well. >> i'm shown to my trailer, then wardrobe and hair and makeup where i upgrade to the "revenge" version of myself. for my first scene, i interview the king and queen of the hamptons court. apparently, i'm not horrible. >> every time, you're nailing it. just keep doing what you're doing. >> okay, okay. that's good advice. i'm freaking out. >> you killed it. >> oh, good, thank you. >> reporte . >> someone else who kills it week after week is jack quarter. >> it feels like you're making 10 seconds of television over 10 hours. >> it'

. >> madeline already has a fulltime career. >> i'm curious.the america's cup.d to step out of my comfort expoan see what it was like to be more in the entertainment industry. >> but many of the people here don't have that and really need this job that pays 10.55 an hour. mel is a musician. >> i'm in between jobs right now. thought i'd see what they got available. >> i pray. this is -- >> people who applied for jobs will found out if they got the job by the middle of this week. you can still apply online, go to our web site, and click on "see it on tv". reporting in san francisco. abc7 news. >> ama: hundreds of people across the bay area today participated in the march of dimes annual march for babies. ft. mason in san francisco was almost overrun with families and babies. our morning news traffic reporter was in the event. the run raises funds to help moms have healthy full-term pregnancies. amy hollyfield was part of the march for babies today. she emceed the event in san jose. >> it was nice day outside today but things are changing temperature-wise. >> leigh

. >> reporter: madeline followed her brother into the military. they talked on friday, a day before he was killed. he was expecting a box of pistachios and laundry detergent she sent. >> he didn't fear. he just said i am going to be gone, that's it. this is my mission. this is what i have to do. i am accepting the fact that if it happens, it happens. >> reporter: she says her brother was expecting to return to santa clara in about two weeks while waiting for his next assignment. now the family is trying to make arrangements to have the body brought here for a viewing before it is buried in the philippines next to his father. in santa clara, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> the man who used to hold the top job at a marin county sanitation district is a fugitive. there is now a $1 million warrant out for his arrest for stealing taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: this is brett richards during an interview two years ago. last july he abruptly resigned as the ross valley sanitation district executive director and disappeared. now he is wanted on ni

. >> reporter: madeline followed her brother into the military. they talked on friday, a day before he was killed. he was expecting a box of pistachios and laundry detergent she sent. >> he didn't fear. he just said i am going to be gone, that's it. this is my mission. this is what i have to do. i am accepting the fact that if it happens, it happens. >> reporter: she says her brother was expecting to return to santa clara in about two weeks while waiting for his next assignment. now the family is trying to make arrangements to have the body brought here for a viewing before it is buried in the philippines next to his father. in santa clara, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> the man who used to hold the top job at a marin county sanitation district is a fugitive. there is now a $1 million warrant out for his arrest for stealing taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: this is brett richards during an interview two years ago. last july he abruptly resigned as the ross valley sanitation district executive director and disappeared. now he is wanted on ni

da lean and madeline took this photo of their brother. >> if anything happens to me, take care of mom. he was like take care of mom. take care of mom if anything happens to me. >> specialist santos grew up in san jose and santa clara. his father was a world war ii veteran as well. santos' wish was to be buried alongside his father in the philippines. the remains of three others who were also killed in that afghan bombing have arrived back in the united states. the transfer took place yesterday afternoon. service members carried the flag draped coffins of christopher ward, ever hun chin, and a young states diplomat. >>> a man has been charged with murder in connection with a shooting death of a freelance photographer. anthony lister fired the shot that killed 54-year-old lionel fluker friday night. he was driving home just as two men started shooting at each other. a stray bullet hit fluker and he died at the scene. >> it's a very busy intersection. a lot of people use that station to fill up their gas. and it's centrally located in the shooting. >> lister was injured at the shooting a

he and his sister, madeline, joined the army and served together in iraq back in 2008. >> trying to help people, trying to protect the doctor, the diplomat. which is good. i'm so -- i'm just proud of him. i'm proud of him, but why this had to be him. >> such a tough day. specialist santos will be laid to rest, as we said, right next to his dad. this will take place in the philippines. >> dozens of students from the bay area are in wauvds thshingt. this morning, joining thousands of others for the biggest immigration rally since 2006. the students left from oakland international last night, part of a group called by any means necessary. they're demanding full citizenship rights for all undocumented workers and the passage of the federal dream act. >> fortunately, i was born here. i don't think it's fair for people who are trying to come over here and trying to have a better life, they can't do it. >> organizers say most of the students raised the money for the trip on their own, asking for donations door to door and speaking to unions. the rally in washington, d.c. will coincide with seve

>>reporter: i showed images to madeline who came by this memorial to show her support for her city. >> this breaks my heart that somebody would do this to this city. the city means so much to me and so much to everyone here. >> many hearts here are indeed broken. >> this was such a devastating day for the boston community and we are not a city. we are truly a family. >> arlene added these 3 balloons to the memorial after remembering something she saw on tv. >> image of the 3 balloons from the bomb site. first thing i saw was 3 balloons going up in the sky. everyone was like 2 deaths. i said there were 3. >>reporter: her gesture in memory of lindsay lu, crystal campbell and martin richard. >> 3 angels. if reaching up to the stars. >> memorial has grown significantly since this morning as people 10 to drop by and pay their respects. now everyone is just hoping that someone will recognize those 2 suspects. if you with like a closer look at the pictures just two to our web site. in boston, abc 7 news. >> the fbi has been inundated with calls ever since it released the image and increased

da lean and madeline took this photo of their brother. >> if anything happens to me, take care of mom. he was like take care of mom. take care of mom if anything happens to me. >> specialist santos grew up in san jose and santa clara. his father was a world war ii veteran as well. santos' wish was to be buried alongside his father in the philippines. the remains of three others who were also killed in that afghan bombing have arrived back in the united states. the transfer took place yesterday afternoon. service members carried the flag draped coffins of christopher ward, ever hun chin, and a young states diplomat. >>> a man has been charged with murder in connection with a shooting death of a freelance photographer. anthony lister fired the shot that killed 54-year-old lionel fluker friday night. he was driving home just as two men started shooting at each other. a stray bullet hit fluker and he died at the scene. >> it's a very busy intersection. a lot of people use that station to fill up their gas. and it's centrally located in the shooting. >> lister was injured at the shooting a

>>reporter: i showed images to madeline who came by this memorial to show her support for her city. >> this breaks my heart that somebody would do this to this city. the city means so much to me and so much to everyone here. >> many hearts here are indeed broken. >> this was such a devastating day for the boston community and we are not a city. we are truly a family. >> arlene added these 3 balloons to the memorial after remembering something she saw on tv. >> image of the 3 balloons from the bomb site. first thing i saw was 3 balloons going up in the sky. everyone was like 2 deaths. i said there were 3. >>reporter: her gesture in memory of lindsay lu, crystal campbell and martin richard. >> 3 angels. if reaching up to the stars. >> memorial has grown significantly since this morning as people 10 to drop by and pay their respects. now everyone is just hoping that someone will recognize those 2 suspects. if you with like a closer look at the pictures just two to our web site. in boston, abc 7 news. >> the fbi has been inundated with calls ever since it released the image and increased

. >> reporter: madeline followed her brother into the military. they talked on friday, a day before he was killed. he was expecting a box of pistachios and laundry detergent she sent. >> he didn't fear. he just said i am going to be gone, that's it. this is my mission. this is what i have to do. i am accepting the fact that if it happens, it happens. >> reporter: she says her brother was expecting to return to santa clara in about two weeks while waiting for his next assignment. now the family is trying to make arrangements to have the body brought here for a viewing before it is buried in the philippines next to his father. in santa clara, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> the man who used to hold the top job at a marin county sanitation district is a fugitive. there is now a $1 million warrant out for his arrest for stealing taxpayer dollars this >> reporter: this is brett richards during an interview two years ago. tlye abruptly resigned as the ross valley sanitation district executive director and disappeared. now he is wanted on nine c

sergeant madeline santos joined the army. they served together in iraq, 2008. his death has hit her hard. >> trying to help people. trying to protect the doctor, what so ever. the din low mat. and which is good, you know. i'm so -- i'm just proud of him. i'm proud of him. but, you know, why does it have to be him. >> the last time both sisters talk to their brother was two weeks ago on skype. >> if something ever happened to me, take care of mom, please. >> i'd like to say hello to my families. >> two weeks later, their brother, their personal hero, was dead. specialist santos will be laid to rest next to his father in the philippines, next to the soldier he always want today be. >> i won't have to worry about him being alone in his own grave. at least i know he's with my dad somewhere. >> now, the family will be flying to the fill penals to be there when he's buried next to his father. >> george, thank you. also killed in the afghanistan attack this weekend, a 25-year-old american diplomat, anne scmettinghoff. ambassador and bay area product chris stevens was

>>reporter: i showed images to madeline who came by this memorial to show her support for her city. >> this breaks my heart that somebody would do this to this city. the city means so much to me and so much to everyone here. >> many hearts here are indeed broken. >> this was such a devastating day for the boston community and we are not a city. we are truly a family. >> arlene added these 3 balloons to the memorial after remembering something she saw on tv. >> image of the 3 balloons from the bomb site. first thing i saw was 3 balloons going up in the sky. everyone was like 2 deaths. i said there were 3. >>reporter: her gesture in memory of lindsay lu, crystal campbell and martin richard. >> 3 angels if reaching up if ro the stars. >> memorial has grown significantly since this morning as people 10 to drop by and pay their respects. now everyone is just hoping that someone will recognize those 2 suspects. if you with like a closer look at the pictures just two to our web site. in boston, abc 7 news. >> the fbi has been inundated with calls ever since it released the image and increase

in its last months of its second term where it tried to normalize relations with north korea sent madeline albright then secretary of state there to meet with kim jong il there seemed to be a thaw the obama administration is taking the bush administration policy of provocation escalation increased tension to a whole new level and i think the obama administration is designed a policy that's intent on carrying out regime change in north korea and i think this is crazy because the north korean government has made it clear that it won't go the way of east germany to be incorporated swallowed up by the pro western second part of its country and now we see a growing confrontation the obama administration doesn't want a war they want to carry out regime change that's why they've been huddling. sanctions how do they think it's going to help them with. well they they want to they want to create pressure on china to break china away from its historic relationship with north korea by creating a military confrontation or a near confrontation the united states is saying to the chinese look the stakes a

madeline albright and president clinton worked out a heck of a deal. we helped them get nuclear weapons. because of the naivety of that administration. and now we're faced with a very difficult situation and also understanding of north korea continues on this path and iran is not stopped, that what north korea has iran may have and then no one in israel will be safe at all. and israel is considered in their minds the -- in radical islamists' minds the little satan and we're the great satan. and i mentioned this morning on c-span that we're even -- have been aware that you, you know, not everyone wants to come into this country has wanted to come in for jobs. we know that. most of the hispanics are fantastic people. they want to work hard, they believe in god, they are devoted to family. and that is a bit of a generalization. but it's my hope that that hispanic culture coming into this country will help bring a resurgence and make us the strong country we once were when it came to family values and acknowledgment that in god we trust, as is our national

. >> reporter: darlene and madeline santos called their brother by his nickname, dj. their family immigrated from vietnam. his sisters tell me d.j.s favorite loves were his family and his country. his first deployment was to iraq where he made this video. >> mom, happy birthday, i love you. >> when it comes to serious things, he gets on the point. >> he's like the girl in the family, let me tell you. he's the most sensitive one. >> reporter: this is a picture of d.j. when he skypeed with his sister. they told me his last words. >> if anything happens to me, he said take care of mom. take care of me. if anything happens to me take care of mom, please. >> reporter: he was one of five americans while delivering textbooks to children in afghanistan. >> it's just unbelievable because my brother was one of the most precious things for us, you know he's the youngest and he's the only boy. >> reporter: his sisters said they are saddened that he didn't get to start a family or become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd. >> the somber transfer took place at dover air forc

. >> reporter: darlene and madeline santos called their brother by his nickname, dj. their family immigrated from vietnam. his sisters tell me d.j.s favorite loves were his family and his country. his first deployment was to iraq where he made this video. >> mom, happy birthday, i love you. >> when it comes to serious things, he gets on the point. >> he's like the girl in the family, let me tell you. he's the most sensitive one. >> reporter: this is a picture of d.j. when he skypeed with his sister. they told me his last words. >> if anything happens to me, he said take care of mom. take care of me. if anything happens to me take care of mom, please. >> reporter: he was one of five americans while delivering textbooks to children in afghanistan. >> it's just unbelievable because my brother was one of the most precious things for us, you know he's the youngest and he's the only boy. >> reporter: his sisters said they are saddened that he didn't get to start a family or become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd. >> the somber transfer took place at dover air forc

. >> madeline, we love you. >>> do you have tips on how you're dropping ten pounds for memorial day?gandhoda. >> the superstar who saved her marriage has a terrific book, i've been really enjoying it. >> gabrielle reece shares her story after this. good morning, to you, i'm weather cham alex wilson with your sech day forecast. as we start the weekend, things are dry around the southeast. you've got a great weekend to check out the cherry blossoms. as you head out into the northeast, that's where the rain and snow showers. up in the pacific north west, seattle you're going to be watching for rain to start the weekend. 62 in san francisco, 6 in l.a. 70 in washington and low 8 o0s ford ornlds. this could impact the masters. we'll have to watch for that as we head into the end part of weekend. perhaps a few storms as we will down in the portions of louisiana and ms. ms. and rain and snow up in the parts of northern plains. high around 47 tomorrow in minneapolis. 70s around louisville, atlanta. over on the other side of the country, turchls around 60. monday rain and snow around portions

the former secretary of state, madeline albright has been to north korea during the clinton administration. she went there and met with kim jong il and brought him a basketball signed by michael jordan. we're going to taub about what's going on tonight. there's a new book about him. he has thoughts about a whole range of issues. you know hz has thoughts on that. and we'll have live coverage of the president's speech on guns in denver. >> i hear music. i have to cut you off. remember the good old days when kids talked instead of texted and people made plans before they left the house? it's the 40 ltth birthday of the cell phone today. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is different now. you don't even have to bid. master hahn taught you all that? oh, and he says to say (translated from cantonese) "you still owe him five bucks." your accent needs a little work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll w

want to be the voice for charlotte bacon and dan yan barden and olivia engle and josephine gaye and madeline shoe and kathryn hubbard and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james and grace mcdonnell and emily parker and jack pinto and noah pause ner and careline and jessica and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings, moms and dads. >> meantime, in a close vote, maryland's house of delegates passed new gun legislation that's expected to pass the senate including a measure to fingerprint gun buyers. the president made the case new gun laws are common sense for the nation. >> we are not gonna wait for the next newtown or the next aurora before we act. i genuinely believe that's what the overwhelming amount of americans, i don't care what party they belong to, they want to see progress. i want to bring in jose and neah maleeka henderson, good morning. >> good morning. >> to the president's point, jose, there's a brand-new poll out showing 91% support background checks, 88% of gun owners support it. i know you are a gun owner. we have talked about it before. how does a lawmaker say

. >> engel and his crew, producer madeline herringer, and cameraman redden edwards, land right in theiddle of the action. the men of viper company are trying to clear the valley of taliban fighters. the crew is there to document the action. >> pretty much every day this outpost came under attack. and pretty much every time the soldiers went out there to do a patrol in the area, that patrol came under attack. >> while living with the men for weeks at a time, the crew experiences the harshness of the environment. >> the troops are out there for a year and a half. it's pretty tough. there's no showers, the food was pretty much all out of a plastic bag. so the living conditions were pretty bad. >> every conflict is different. in iraq, you're real danger was getting blown up in a humvee. in the korangal, because it's on foot and there are so few vehicles, it's more what you think of as classic warfare. units that are attacked by taliban fighters firing down from the hillsides. we were just in gunfights all the time. >> during the very first firefight they film, cameraman redden edwards get

. >> madeline albright tried that in 2000. president clinton went to rescue the two journalists. all it does is create an image of kim jung-un the brilliant young general that has brought john kerry to pyongyang to offer -- >> here is the danger. here is the danger. there is the danger of miscalculation. america is now going to do an asian pivot. there is going to be confrontitation in the region that we haven't seen before. the alternatives are escalation in the region, the possibility of an unwanted war. i think to give space to a different course, a sane course. we should test every possibility because we've seen the militarization of nuclear proliferation. countries which have, you know, worry about u.s. military action, threatened or not, are acquiring weapons. and we need to break the cycle and i think high-level negotiation. john kerry is talking about going to the region to talk about denuclearization. it won't happen. but tests and tests. >> just one thing, north korea is a giant auschwitz. the whole world has to work to end that auschwitz. >> to threaten it is not going

the 600,000 dead kurds is proof and there were many democrats from madeline all bright to bill clintonary clinton know this to be true and said so. what we have now is a question of what happened. i was in israel in february. i can tell you the talks that i had with knesset members, with security apparatus in that country. they struck, they were concerned. we know in large part, while again, with the caveat that we can't prove every trail of what happened from iraq into syria likely and the fact that these chemical weapons are there. we had the ones that were activated. i believe it was -- i can't believe the name of which weapon was activated at 60 days to expire. these things are there. the red line has been crossed with its use. the real red line is trusting america. >> monica: congressman, very quickly because you're a very principled man, very consistent. talk to us a little bit and quickly about the inconsistency here in the obama administration. they went into libya where there was no slaughter taking place and based it on a doctrine of responsibility to protect innocent civilia

but pat buchanan is mary madeline is, tucker is. we got the team here bring it on. >> i am ready. out in marine a delray california, anita. >> hello. i have been a fan of crossfire for many years and would love to see it back on broadcast. it would be wonderful. it was a marvelous experience. i like to get angry with the people rah are discuss -- who are discussing things and i think it would only add to the atmosphere in the country. >> people still stop me and say whatever happened? what was cnn thinking of? why did they end that show? it's just crazy. it was crazy. >> >>? >> it was good for people to express themselves. yes really call for this purpose but i am not going to try to change the structure of your program. >> i think what's interesting about -- >> thanks, an itaanita. thankful so. >> sometimes when you get the best argument from the left and the best argument from the right, then you can sort of make up your own mind and go wherever. of course we can have somebody like bill press on the left it's hard to go the other direction. >> because i was so convincing. >> tru

he and his sister, madeline, joined the army, serving together in iraq in 2008. >> trying to help people, trying to protect the doctor whatsoever, the diplomat, which is good. i'm so -- i'm just proud of him. i'm proud of him, but why did this have to be him. >> specialist santos will be laid to rest next to his father in the philippines. >>> oakland police this morning say they're looking for a second gunman in connection with the killing of an oakland tribune photographer. anthony lister of san leandro has already been arrested, ten-time felon, charged with 55-year-old lionel fluker, droivg home from the gym when he was caught in the middle of a gunfight. sadly, he was hit by a stray bullet, later died. police say at least one other gunman is involved in this. if you happen to know anything about this shooting, you're asked to please call opd. >>> 5:33. mother and father accused of killing their daughter's suspected pump are facing first-degree murder charges in the death of calvin sneed. two of the suspects claim that he was pumping their teenage daughter. a judge ordered all suspects

he and his sister, madeline, joined the army, serving together in iraq in 2008. >> trying to help peopleying to protect the doctor, whatsoever, the diplomat. and which is good. you know, i'm so -- i'm just proud of him. i'm proud of him, but why this have to be him? >> specialist santos will be laid to rest next to his father in the philippines. >> very sad story there. >> it is 6:36 right now. still ahead, bullets at the big top. search for suspects. search for the suspect in a drive-by shooting. >> hard to believe that could happen. >>> talking about what a gorgeous day we have ahead. hope you have a chance to enjoy t look at the forecast. lot more news ahead. stick around. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> we are happy to report a 10-month-old puppy gets a second chance at life after being tied up on train tracks. the operator of that oncoming train saw the puppy out

and set a nice place, you should do that for yourself. >> madeline, great tips, thank you so much. >>oday is going to be epic. quaker up. today is going to be epic. to flat screens...ns... twizzlerize your entertainment everyday with twizzlers, the twist you can't resist. [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec® love the air. i'm marla tellez. we're following a developing story in east san jose. a drive-by shooting sent one man to the hospital. a 34-year-old man was shot twice near the intersection of south white road and mount vista drive. right now police are searching for this gunman and a motive. we'll have much more on the story coming up today at 11:00. christina is going to have a look at your forecast, anthony is going to check the roads for you when we come back. >>> welcome back. i'm meteorologist christina loren. you know who these guys are, your world champion san francisco giants. they are just now taking to

if you raise your arm, we were briefed back in the reagan years, i went there with bill clinton, madelineght, if you raise your arm or point, you can be legally shot. because you are doing something that they interpret as being hostile. here we're talking about an 800,000-person man army with tactical nuclear weapons, arrayed only miles from our forces. >> that's exactly right. and that's why the point you made about a mistake is the thing that i think most analysts are worried about. they're not worried that north korea is going to start firing missiles at los angeles. but they could do something in this area that could trigger or spark a larger conflict. and it's that inadvertent escalation. >> like the sinking of the ship three years ago. very quickly, you know the new south korean president. we say this not in a sexist term, but politically she's the first woman president of south korea. she's a conservative leader. with a large liberal minority. she's under a lot of pressure if there's a hostile act she's going to have to retaliate. rather than take a step back as we've been urging h

most famously, madeline khan. >> stephanie: same foot at the same time [ bleep ] >> none of them have stephanie: that may have stung. in the days since he's called for intensified dialogue with islam. a gesture that runs traditionalists the wrong way again. >> they can go -- whatever. >> stephanie: watching the feet of the two women he jolted traditionalists who say the tradition is for men only. >> they should try to get away from that. >> stephanie: right. perhaps. [ applause ] a little post-easter roundup of what pope watchers are feeling. >> and islam is the youngest of the abrahamic religion so it makes sense for him to reach out. >> stephanie: he's not poping correctly according to the traditionalists. >> oh, god. >> he's not popey enough. >> stephanie: no. he needs to be popier. i'm pretty sure that most of that entire thing was sacrilegious and we apologize. 17 minutes after the hour. we got rude pundit coming up, we've got eric boehlert, julia sweeney who is hilarious. if it's not one thing, it's your mother. her new book. we'll talk to herr, much more as we continue on "the

. >>> y estÁ Íngrid, angela y mÓnica para compartir su experiencias, y madelin hernÁndez que nos dira> la reacciÓn de Él? >>> fue doloroso, pensÉ que ifa a habrÁ mas lucha, y cuando vi que eso no pasÓ... >>> es como que siempre hay esperanza que esto se puede solucionar. >>> en muchos de los casos y muchas personas piensan que no es aunque piensen que no, es un proceso, y uno tiene que adaptarse luego. >>> decidimos romper con esa relaciÓn, y tambiÉn angela que rompiste la relaciÓn, pero que fue lo que te afectÓ? >>> la traiciÓn, el darme cuenta que me engaÑÓ, y la otra persona vivÍa una dobla vida, porque cuando das el 100% y no recibes un 50%. >>> sufriste? >>> mucho. >>> hay rencor? >>> no. >>> tenias mucho tiempo con la pareja? >>> 5 aÑos. >>> un matrimonio luego de tanto compartir. >>> y mÓnica, bienvenida. aquÍ vimos que nosotros terminamos, en tu caso a ti te dijeron lo siento mucho, adiÓs. >>> quÉ pasÓ por tu corazon? >>> me sorprendÍ mucho, fue un dÍa para otro. al dÍa siguiente me dice que no funcionaba la relaciÓn. y lo mÁs doloroso fue que utilizÓ todas mis cualidades como

we're also speaking with madeline albright. she met with kim jong-il, what she has to say is coming up. meanwhile in the united states, president obama is taking his push for gun control on the road once again. right now he's at the scene of two horrific massacres. columbine high school in 1999 and last year in aurora. the president has met with victims of both shootings. we'll have live coverage of that once he starts going. meanwhile, let's bring in jessica yellin on the scene for us in denver. are we getting any indication of what the president has to say? >> wolf, we are. he is going to highlight the tough new gun safety laws. and he'll make the case, according to sources in a state like colorado that has a long frontiered twra digs of gun owner ship can pass the laws, then so can congress. colorado passed the new laws last month that show universal background checks. they make gun owners pay for the cost of the background checks and limit magazine clips to 15 rounds. and the president is due out here any minute. i think he

let me tell you about one more little girl, age 6, madeline hsu. madeleine was again one of the youngest victims that day. she was a shy and relatively quiet 6-year-old, but there were certain things that would make her light up. a lot of these kids loved animals, and madeleine loved dogs. she lit up around dogs. it was her passion. she was an avid reader and she loved running and she loved dancing. and she more than anything else loved to wear bright, flowery dresses, matched her personality. she shared a bed with two of her sisters. they their own rooms but they loved each other so much that they chose to sleep together at night. and they're going to miss her dearly. but, mr. president, as senator durbin pointed out, 20 kids and six adults were killed killed in newtown that day, two others, adam anden nancy lanza, that's less than the average number of people killed by gun violence across this country every day. and we deserve to talk about them as well. and so before i leave the floor today i want to just tell you about a couple of the most rece

going back to the clinton administration when i was undersecretary for comeek affairs and madeline all bright was -- we a set of steps permitting iranian pistachio to come in. there was some reciprocity on the iranian site when then president talked about it exchange of civilizations, and there was a beginning of some student exchanges in culture exchanges. i think those are certainly worth trying and they're worth expanding. second, although i think the president -- president obama was criticized in 2009 for his efforts to reach out to iran, i think far from criticism, the fact it was rejengted enabled the president to have the moral tbokd -- to put together the set of extraordinary sanctions. all of the areas we're talking about here including intersections and so forth it would build on that and test whether or not the iranian regime is willing to reciprocate in any way. if they're not, it's underscores regitty of the regime and would reinforce the fact that sanctions and other measures the only legitimate way ultimately. so i think these are certainly worth trying. and if they're r

madeline, looking into this diet, there's no dairy in this. where do you get your calcium?o eat it, you can if you're following this plan eat a lot of dark green, leafy vegetables, but you have to eat a lot. because it takes about 7 cups of arugula or 3 cups of broccoli to equal the calcium in a glass of milk. you have to work on that. when you cut out one source, you've got to pick up the pace in the other areas. dark, leafy greens, other sources in colorful fruits and vegetables, especially. orange colored ones. that's a real issue you have to pay attention to. >> right, and i do recommend people eat a lot of greens. also, when you're optimizing vitamin "d" and exercising, you're going to optimize the intake of calcium. and one of the things i want to point out are the benefits people are getting. even though weight loss is a dramatic side effect, i call it a side effect. >> it's not a weight loss plan. >> no, but people are losing a lot of weight. that's where i'm getting the attention. >> in protein you've got red meat included, which you don't see a lot in -- >> as lon

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my friend madeline was there, because her work is very much with children. so, yes, it did call to mind, so much so that we couldn't even watch anymore. but it was the visualization, they know what war is like and what those bullets can do. one more question, the dean says one more question. i see a gentleman in the back. >> [inaudible] how might the conversation around veterans, not combat service veterans, how might that affect this conversation? >> well, let me say this, if you had a veteran before, and you said have you ever served in the military and they said yes, what did you do in the military? hey said i was an officer. i can say that you need to hear from your patient. i was sitting in a desk working for a university, and they came by in a flatbed truck with all inse things that reminded me japan they were getting ready to transport bodies back to the united states in coffins. i didn't know what was happening to me. it was just a flashback. you cannot, you cannot plan these programs these things. i kept saying what is that, what is that, what is th