. >> most of my classes they're discussions -- >> reporter: maggie looks very much like the straight-alaced student she is. >> i've got tons of papers to do. >> reporter: dino is majoring in international trade. both are studying hard for college. but for now -- ♪ this is how they pay their tuition. they're part of a new generation of students putting themselves through college by taking their clothes off. and they're unapologetic about it. >> essentially, you're a student by day and a stripper by night. >> yep. sometimes a student by night and a stripper by day. it depends. >> reporter: double major, spanish, poly sci. she plans to graduate debt-free. every other weekend she takes a three-hour train ride to manhattan. >> sometimes i'll go straight from work and i'll sleep on the train. >> reporter: to the bright lights big city dance club called scores. fellow dancer jade says she's studying for five finals. >> they're like you don't belong in a place like this. >> yes. they'll be like you're too pretty to work at a place like this. no. we just want to make three times the amount of m

this family, maggie's family, maggie had been through nine surgeries in nine months. different problems. so as daunting as our situation was we were really feeling for them. we were in a rating room every day walking past maggie's bet on the way to paul's bassinet and the day of paul's surgery we came in and maggie's family was not there. she had passed away the night before. it was really, really hard to imagine that their family had spent so much time waiting for her to get out of the hospital and she didn't make it. so we went into surgery that das first open-heart surgery of three. as we are sitting in a cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage my son's heart beating which was a moment in and of itself the nurse comes over and says you have a phonecall. they brought me the phone and it was maggie's mom checking on paul's surgery. the strengthen the grace and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child i think was a moment that we will always remember. now from the half king b

malika henderson, maggie haberman, robert costa, juliana goldberg. it was a rather bizarre week in politics. there are 31 count them n the barack obama presidency. yet his first chief of staff, now chicago mayor ram emanuel decided to endorse hillary clinton for president. that was friday. one day after house republicans officially launched a new benghazi investigation. just the facts is what the republicans insist they're after. a fund-raising pitch sent out twice in six paragraphs say before any new facts have been gathered, the goal of this investigation is to hold hillary clinton accountable. no wonder then that the current president might feel a little overlooked and maybe a little frustrated. >> i have this remarkable title right now. president of the united states. and yet every day when i wake up, and i think about young girls in nigeria or children caught up in the conflict in syr syria, when there are times in which i want to reach out and save those kids -- >> juliana goldman, you cover the white house every day. do they have the same frus

maggie, does this help the president at a moment he pokes fun at himself and the moment. he's in quicksand, approval ratings stuck in the low 40s, six months to the midterm elections. any look back at history says a president in the low 40s headed into the six-year midterm election he and his party are in deep trouble. >> laughing gets him good headlines for today and that's about it. laugh something not going to make people feel better about their lives and this dinner represents for regular people what they don't like about government and washington, so this was a nice reprieve for the president. debris, there were some funny moments. some of the stuff about hillary was striking to me. he essentially referred to hillary clinton not directly but basically set her up as the nominee. i was struck by him pivoting to that. >> that's interesting. we could show our viewers if you didn't watch, there was a nice play to joe biden, if you watched "hbo series the veep" with julia louis-dreyfus, there' joe biden playing on that, a great play, but this is bide be's part of the dinne

with us, knee amal leka henderson, jonathan martin, peter hamby and politico's maggie haberman. the veterans health scandal is much more than just another broken 2008 promise. >> i revere our soldiers and want to make sure that they are being treated with honor and respect. >> fast forward six years and more than two dozen va facilities now suspected in covering up delays in getting veterans urgent care, sometimes with deadly consequences. >> we have to find out, first of all, what exactly happened. >> that wait-and-see statement at the white house might well be remembered as the breaking point. >> president obama, the most powerful man in the free world always seems to be the last to know about what's going on in his own administration. >> forget for a moment that republican outrage. more and more democrats in key 2014 races are calling for the president to get a spine, they say, and fire his veterans affairs secretary and what more and more democrats are saying privately is scathing, calling the president and his team detached, flat footed, even incompetent. maggie haberman, t

maggie, you have a new piece in today's politico.ng the bushes as sort of a house divided on this issue of a possible jeb bush candidacy. you write this, you write this about his mother barbara, quote, jeb bush seemed stunned by his mother's comments made over the past year. ones he's repeated at a recent george w. bush presidential library event where she declared there have been enough bushes for the country. so you've been doing some reporting on this. i know others have as well. what do the other members of the family say about this? gloria borger spoke with one of his brothers. made it clear he would like bush to run. jake tapper spoke with george w. bush, he said he's open to him run. what's going on? >> open to him run and wanting him to run are different. people would spoke with george w. bush walked away with the impression he is not exactly a one-man drafting committee. something george w. bush's spokesman denied, saying he is very much for his brother running and he's very proud of his record, has no concerns about that ge

. >> "outfront" tonight, maggie haberman and sally kohn and margaret hoover with us.argaret, you actually worked for karl rove. do you think this is the right move for him to start this kind of fight? >> well, i think this notion that this was a premeditated strategy is erroneous. the guy had an off the record accusation, this was leaked to "the new york post." i love karl rove is the architect and everybody tends to contribute political genius to him. i think this was an off the cuff remark that's become a media firestorm because we love to talk about hillary clinton. what's interesting, he's ended up discussing this being a darth vader strategy. it's actually ended up revealing that something quite serious did happen to hillary clinton, as her husband later confirmed she had actually a serious brain episode that took her six months to recover from. health is fair if you're going to be the president of the united states. we don't know if she's going to or not, but it was certainly on the table for ronald reagan, bob dole, john mccain, and every other democrat who's e

. >> m-a-g-g-i-e. >> seth: nailed the "maggie." >> g-i-l-i-n-h-a-l? i am so sorry. contestant number two, you've a shot here. are you ready? >> yes. >> seth: your name is jake gyllenhaal. [ laughter ] and remember, he was wrong. >> j-a-k-e. >> seth: nailed the "jake." >> g-i-l-l-i-a-t-h? [ buzzer ] >> seth: oh, you were thinking of jake ga-hi-a-huh. [ laughter ] contestant number three, you're in the lead so far. your name is oprah. and before you spell it, here is your complimentary copy of "o," the oprah magazine. you'll notice the name right on the cover. [ laughter ] now if you currently find yourself in a spelling competition, feel free to use that magazine to your advantage. spell oprah. >> o-p-r-a-h. [ ding ] >> seth: correct! [ cheers and applause ] you are putting on a master class in terms of spelling. cassandra, can i get our third round names? [ cheers and applause ] all right, cassandra, i have to know, why were you calling 911? >> i set it on fire! >> seth: what did you set on fire? >> all of it! >> seth: okay. thank you, cassandra. all

the day of maggie's -- paul's surgery, we walked past and maggie's family was not there.had passed away the night before. it was really hard to imagine that the family had spent so much time and she did not make it. so we went into surgery that day. eight hour surgery. his first open-heart surgery of three. as we are sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage, my son's heart beating, which was a moment in and of itself, the nurse comes over and says you have a phone call. the probably the phone. it was maggie's mom. checking on paul's surgery. andstrength and the grace the fortitude it took for her mother who had lost her child the night before to call and chuck on our child -- check on our child was a moment that i will always remember. bair on his book "special heart." sunday night at 8:00 on q&a. at eight" includes journalist and applebaum on the follow the soviet union. >> it contained the seeds of its own distraction. many of the problems we saw at the end began at the beginning. about the attempt to control all institutions a

the day of pulsed surgery we came in and maggie's family wasn't there. she had passed away the night before. and it was really, really hard to imagine that that m. had spent so much time waiting for to get out of the hospital and she didn't make it. so we went into surgery that day, eight-hour surgery, his first open-heart surgery was three, and as we were sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic vantage, my son's heart beating, you know, which was a moment in and of itself, the nurse comes over and says, you have a phone call. they brought me the phone and it was maggie's mom checking on paul's surgery. the strength and the graves and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child, i think was a moment that we will always remember. >> fox news channel anchor bret baier on his career and his book, special art which chronicles the life and their death struggles of his son, paul, sunday night at eight on c-span's q&a. >> vice admiral james winnefeld, vice chair of

this family, maggie's family, maggie had been through nine surgeries in nine months, various different problems. as daunting as our situation was, we were really feeling for them. we were in the waiting room every day, walked past maggie's bed on the way to paul's bassinet. the day of all surgery, we came in and maggie's family wasn't there. she had asked away the night before. hard that the family had spent so much time waiting for to get out of the hospital and she did not make it. ,e went into surgery that day and eight hours surgery, his first open-heart surgery of three. as we were sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage, my son's heart beating, which was a moment in and of itself. the nurse comes over and says you have a phone call. they brought me a phone, and it was maggie's mom, checking on paul's surgery. the strength and the grace and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child, i think was a moment that i will always remember. anchor readchannel baier, sunday night at 8

maggie haberman with me this morning. big decision, whether to take part of a new select committee on benghazi. the democrats say this has been overinvestigated and the house investigations in particular have been partisan and the big controversy at the moment is, and i think this is ridiculous and in a word, stupid, even before this new committee was officially launched republicans are raising money, trying to raise money in the election year. house speaker john boehner asked this yesterday, is it right to raise money off benghazi and he was asked pointedly off the death of four americans. listen. >> four americans died in benghazi. should the nrcc fund raise off of your efforts of a select committee? >> our focus is on getting the answers to those families who lost their loved ones, period. >> should the nrcc do fund-raising off it right now? >> our focus is getting the truth for these four families and for the american people. >> but the campaign committee which you are very involved in-. why is that happen? >> our foc

family, maggie's family, maggie had been through nine surgeries in nine months, problems.fferent so as daunting as our situation for we were really feeling them. and we were in the waiting room maggie's, walked past bed, and the day of paw's in and maggie's family wasn't there. she had passed away the night before. it was rae really hard to hadine that that family spent so much time waiting for her to get out of the hospital and she didn't make it. we went in to surgery that his eight hours surgery, first open heart surgery of three, and as we're sitting in unitardiac intensive care watching through a clear plastic son's heart beating, you know, which was a moment in itself, the nurse comes over and says you have a phone call. phone,y brought me the and it was maggie's mom. surgery.on paul's the strength and the grace and it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child, i think was we'll always remember. >> fox news channel anchor brett baier on his career and his book, which chronicles the struggles of his son paul, sunday night at 8:00. wed

little black dress from maggie london, didn't have one. >> and two beautiful black shoes that match. >> oh, yeah. >> let's bring out maureen. come on out. these are awesome. wow, wow, wow. >> all right. west lovely lea thompson on her feel-good movie of the summer. >> and the song you'll want to download for your play list. from elvis durant's artist of the month, katy tiz after this. hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health, by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. now in chewables. >>> it is time for elvis durant's artist of the month, when national radio host elvis durant introduces us to the next big thing in music. >> and this time it's the hot young singer-songwriter from the uk, katy tiz. she's been named on the verge artist by iheart radio. >> her single "the big bang" is climbing up the charts and she'll sing some of it for us. >> you can tell by looking at katy, she has

it depends. >> reporter: maggie is a double-major, spanish/poly psy. but she'll graduate debt-free.e takes a train ride to manhattan for the dance club named scores. there's a segment of our society that thinks it's degrading for a woman to be a stripper. >> it can be. there's times that it feels like that. >> reporter: how much do you make a year? >> i make about $180,000 a year. >> reporter: that's incredible. that's, like, a first year law associate would make. more. there are currently 24 women at scores alone who are putting themselves through school. >> my parents, when they found out, were totally horrified. >> reporter: but maggie says stripping affords her the precious time she needs to study. and she makes more at one night at the club, than working 40 hours a week waiting tables. >> i felt so much more disrespected as a waitress than i have at a dancer. your job is to serve them. and this, your job is to accompany them. >> reporter: maggie knows she only has a limited number of years in this line of work. for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> a do

maggie, all of these speeches and exposures, does it help to see her run?tainly helps if she decides to run. i would agree, she's doing a test drive right now. her book comes out in a month. a lot of media and interactions with people. this can only help her because she gets in fighting form. she does get to flex muscles she hasn't had to use in a while. i'm very struck by how loose she seems. that was not something you would have seen in the 2008 campaign too frequently. if she keeps that up, it works pretty well. right now the rules are different. >> as brianna pointed out in the piece, there are risks to this. for instance, earlier this week she really criticized the nigerian government on this and came out from people who didn't like those comments, former state department officials, that she had been pushed to make boko haram a terrorist group, the group that seized the girls, a terrorist group. >> and then her camp finds itself in the kind of awkward position of wanting to come out and kind of defend her but not trying to appear that they are throwing

brianna, elise, maggie, good work all around. >>> up next, more breaking news.the va health care crisis blamed for the deaths of dozens of veterans. the va secretary has now resigned but could someone be facing criminal charges? >>> plus, a new terror threat. chilling warning to the united states as president obama tries to step up america's counterterror operation. so why are critics questioning whether the president's new plan can work? [ female announcer ] the sun powers life. ♪ and now it powers our latest innovation. ♪ introducing the world's only solar-powered home energy system, which can cut your heating and cooling bills in half. call now to get up to 1,700 dollars back or special financing on select lennox home comfort systems. offer ends june 13th. plus download our free lennox mobile app with an energy-savings calculator. if your current system is 10 years or older, start planning now and take advantage of special financing. so call now to get up to 1,700 dollars back or special financing on select lennox home comfort systems. offer ends june 13th. a

the day of the surgery we came in and maggie's family was not there. she had passed away the night before. it was really, really hard to imagine that family had spent so much time waiting for her to get out of the hot early and she did not make it. day,nt in the surgery that his first open-heart surgery of three, eight hours, and as we are sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage, -- whichheart eating was a moment in and of itself -- the nurse comes over and says i have a phone call. they brought me the phone and it was maggie's mom checking on paul's surgery. the strength, the grace, the fortitude it took for a mother who has lost her child the night and check on our iild, i think, was a moment will always remember. >> fox news channel anchor bret book "special heart " sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q and a." >> what's been the result when you have this classic economic problem with the retransmission for video? you have companies doing this game of chicken where they cut off service to customers. they sta

, arbiter of justice, bad. >> thanks, maggie.eat to see you. >> i'm a little ashamed about it now. >>> coming up on "new day," shelly sterling says microsoft's former ceo is going to be the new owner of the l.a. clippers. steve ballmer, there he is. >> that's what maggie does on the break. >> he's worth $20 billion because of what happened at microsoft that he was responsible for in part. >>> and imagine standing on a glass floor 103 stories above the city of chicago. sounds exciting rg right? what if it starts cracking or cracks start appearing beneath your feet. it happened at the top of the willis tower as they call it now. we'll talk to a tourest about the moment of terror. [announcer] a healthy dog is a playful dog. give him the calorie smart nutrition of beneful healthy weight. with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, and accents of vitamin rich veggies. plus a taste he loves. beneful healthy weight from purina. >>> welcome back to "new day." let's look at your headlines. radical islamist fighter who carries out a suicide bomb

let's bring in cnn analyst and writer for politico, maggie and also gloria borger.uch sway do you think he holds on jeb's decision? >> he endorsed romney from an elevator as i recall. he does not hold a ton of sway on jeb's decision as i understand it. what he says about people don't believe we don't talk that much, according to everyone involved, they don't really talk that much about this. i think his brother's experience will have some sway on what jeb does. it's impossible to think that it doesn't. i don't think his brother will be doing too many cajoling phone calls. i think he thinks yes, he should run, he would be a good president. >> gloria, in a cnn exclusive interview, brother neil bush told you that george h.w. bush, the dad, wants jeb to run. mom said no last year on the "today" show. is it time for a family meeting here? >> it might be time for a family meeting. you know, neil said to me, you know, flat out, i heard dad say it, he wants him to run. i think lots of folks in the family would want him to run. one thing president bush told you is something

maggie, welcome to you. this mers stuff can be scary.alled middle east respiratory syndrome. here's the scary part. it has the mortality rate of about 30%. take us through the next part of this investigation. >> the whole investigation demonstrates to us how much health officials still don't know about mers. they think it has a mortality rate of 30%, but this is what they're trying to determine. this particular case illustrates why it's still so mysterious, because this person appears to have been infected without ever having gotten sick. he's also someone who had casual, yet close cob tact with the person who did get sick. they'll try to find out if there are any more of what they call these oh consult nonsymptom cases. about 20% of the cases of mers have been asymptomatic, they've maybe had a mild cold but they barely remembered it. there are two phases of testing. all 50 people who have been in contact with this patient have had sputum tested, tested for actual infection. now they're getting blood tests. that's why this case turned up

this was raised as a sub text issue, bob dole. >> but maggie it was raised by the republicans in 2008t the democrats. it was raised by -- >> it was raised by everybody, in 2008, about mccain. there were conversations in the primary about them just as much as in the general election. >> karl rove did this first, he has a history of doing this. >> how is it reasonable to bring up secretary clinton's health in all context? because to be fair they were very coy about what happened with her fall, with the flu, what she was doing in the hospital. >> they were initially not forthcoming about the information. they were ultimately very forthcoming about the information the problem -- the problem with rove, saying she was in the hospital for 30 days is wrong. she was in the hospital for three days. you saw her leave. she testified the whole time, she was not going to testify in the benghazi hearings, that didn't happen. she was perceived as doing pretty well. so at the end of the day when you overreach that is a real problem. >> so kevin madden, end this off here and elevate this conversation.

this family, maggie's family, maggie had been through nine surgeries in nine months, various different problems. so as daunting as our situation was, we were really feeling for them. and we were in that waiting room every day, walked past maggie's bed on the way to paul's bassinet. the day of paul's surgery, we came in and maggie's family wasn't there. she had passed away the night before. and it was really, really hard to imagine that family had spent so much time waiting for her to get out of the hospital and she didn't make it. so we went into surgery that day, eight-hour surgery, first open heart surgery of three, and as we're sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage, my son's heartbeating, you know, which was a moment in and of itself, the nurse comes over and says, you have a phone call. and they brought me the phone and it was maggie's mom checking on paul's surgery. and the strength and the grace and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child, i think it was a moment that w

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colins, larva, maggie, sanchez, and elizabeth, and marisa bell tran and lidia flores. >> please come up. >> thanks. >> good morning, board of supervisors. my name is angelina chan sanchez, and i am the specialist at a non-profit organization that offers training, to homeless, previously homeless, and people that are on cal works and whatnot. and i have experienced domestic violence, and i have been on cal works, and i have suffered depression myself. from struggling. and i went to... and i went into the certificated nurse's assistance program which i graduated from and was hired by a case manager and it was the opportunity that i had through section eight, and to get housing, and for me and my four children, that i was able to have hope again. and with the funding that you can provide can give hope to single mothers. and to show that there is a chance to rise above the turmoil that they can experience. whether it can domestic violence, and substance abuse, but there is opportunities, if given. and i asked that you open up the funding, and provide more housing so that there is hope, s

. >> reporter: married to, that's right, lou ann now goes by the name of maggie.he is wife number six. >> are you currently in a relationship with anybody else now? >> i go out with people just to -- to be with them. >> reporter: her name had come up in dr. mike's interview three months after shirley's death when police asked about his love life. >> i have been to the movies with louann and i have actually babysat lou ann's two sons, not really dating, dating. i mean, i have, i see. none of them are dates per se. no. no. >> dr. mike denied the police that he cheated on shirley. but sharon says she believes it could be another motive for wanting shirley out of the way. >> there is too many red flags with what i have discovered in reference to her. >> when we found dr. mike last year in a fast food parking lot, wife number six, was not happy to see us. but we did get to ask that critical question. >> that's all we wanted. all we wanted. >> did you murder shirley? >> no, i did not. >> when shirley met this man she had half a million in liquid assets. a home and 15 ac

and joining me now is cnn political analyst maggie haberman. here is the thing about this. this was out there, as he said, in the gossip mill. people wondering. was there something wrong, did something happen. karl rove coming out and saying something that had plenty of factual errors in it, i mean, just point-blank wrong. >> yes. >> does that just backfire and make him and the gop look bad? >> this seems like he handed hillary clinton a fantastic gift today and democrats a gift today. if the goal was to get a lot of discussion about this, that succeeded. but when you do it without basis in fact, that becomes all about you and not about what actually happened. i think david's point also that she is not yet a candidate is very true. remember, this did come up with john mccain, his health. he didn't release health records until he was actually a candidate. no one is going to expect her to do the same either. any presidential candidate's health is a legitimate line of injury. but talking about whether they had brain damage is not. and aulg all it's going do is energize the dem

, founder of correct the record, a pro-hillary group and sean spicer along with political analyst maggieaberman. did rove start a fight that is bad for the gop? even newt gingrich on "crossfire" said it represented the worst instincts of the a class of the republican party. did it just make all you guys look bad? >> karl, when given the opportunity to clarify his statements to "the washington post" made it clear this is a question about her answering questions about her health, which i think everyone admits that every candidate for president needs to go through and be forth coming with the american people in terms of their fitness, their medical and health fitness for office. and they think is a fair criteria that every candidate, republican and democrat needs to go through. >> all right. to that point, david, let me just play something that bill clinton said today. there is something new in here. he spoke in more detail of hillary's medical scare in 2012. i'll play for you. >> they went to all this trouble to say that she had staged what was a terrible concussion that required six month

on thursday night but npr host monday to rival survey of the key to overturn a tool to assist from maggie belgium's top cyclist told her that has been accused of why his way to the podium during the two thousand and six two were flown does everything the battle the accusation in his recently published autobiography. michael barrett and his discovery channel teammate to the post had reached a financial agreement with boonen the pair attacked the plunge and made their way to the finish line. wouldn't you be disposed of hosting the two man sprint to the back with his second tour victory. it went well. riyadh the saudi financial transaction between what is the front happens all too often maybe i'll dig to the corruption of the sport belgian coast has devoted his former teammates playing small compared to that of the building will be used to like to comment on the allegations. world's fastest car on improving the use of instruments and show the call that of their vehicle for the very last time. time and speed all but two were used by dr and the grin as he tries to break the world land speed re

i'm maggie nguyen. boka haram, the group behind the kidnappings is showing no sign of freeing the girls. first lady michelle obama is one of the big names lending support. she tweeted our prayers are with the missing nigerian girls. florida secretary of state hillary clinton is calling the kidnapping an act of terrorism. malala yousafzai is calling the kidnapped girls her sisters. she offers a message saying never lose hope because we are with you. >>> other celebrities like amy poehler and chris brown are winning support on twitter. bring back our girls is a worldwide social media campaign with more than a million tweets being published using that hash tag. meanwhile nigerian police are offering a $300,000 reward for information leading to the rescue of the kidnapped girls. the u.s., china, canada have offered to help free the girls. >>> secretary eric shinseki is facing calls for his resignation after claims that veterans have been mistreated at va hospitals. let's get right to tracie potts in washing

and it was maggy's mom checking on paul's surgery. strength and the grace and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child i think was a moment that we'll always remember. >> what they found is that the misconduct has not been limited to a few v.a. facilities but many across the country. totally unacceptable. our veterans deserve the best. they've earned it. last week i said that if we found misconduct it would be punished and i meant it. secretary shinseki has now begun the process of firing many of the people responsible including senior leaders at the phoenix v.a. he has canceled any possible performance bonuses this year for v.a. executives and the v.a. to contact every veteran in phoenix waiting for appointments to get them the care that they need and they deserve. this morning i think some of you also heard rick take a truly remarkable action in public remarks he took responsibility for the conduct of those facilities and apologized to his fellow veterans and to the am

and maggie gyllenhaal, in a colorful dress by valentino. >> i like the valentino one. >> me, too. >>ht, the postparty tweets were out. olivia munn, sending out this picture of matt bomer, carrying her shoes as she goes barefoot. and she said, red carpet is over. my feet have had enough. they worked together in "magic mike." >> like prince charming looking for cinderella. with the slippers. >>> this moment on the red carpet, getting a lot of buzz. beyonce and jay z, showing their romantic side. when she dropped her ring, he found it. and then, knelt down on one knee, offering a mock proposal. boy, oh, boy. what a gentleman. >> nice. >>> here's a real treat for a couple of kids near san francisco and their friends. >> this is all thanks to a do-it-yourself dad, that built a 180-foot-long rollercoaster in the backyard. took him about 300 hours of work over 6-month period. >> all of the supplies cost $3,500. but if that's the cost of making your kids' dreams come true, i'm sure he's ready happy about it. >> how do you know how to build a rollercoaster? >> i don't know. there's blueprints

big sister maggie, however, visits often. >> she was on hand to help people join the donor registry,hoping one of them could be a match for bay. >> it's pretty easy. >> i'm half chinese and half white. so they said they're looking for people that are half asian and half white, so hopefully we can find a match. >> to find out where to find the next bone marrowdrive, you can visit our website. >>> a water main burst around 9:30 in the morning sent water gushing 20 between 22nd and 23rd street. ruptures like this are typically linked to aging pipes. >>> a man snatched a woman's purse right off her arm. the man grabbed her purse and ran into a nearby parking garage. he was seen getting into a white pickup truck with two other men. >>> little dogs that the chp found abandoned. you can see her right here shaking. dan reuben came up with a name since she doesn't have one yet. >> let's call her freeway. >> she has no tags, no collar, no identification at all. >> i don't exactly know what happened, how the animal end up there. >> a chp officer spotted it during rush hour. he held her to keep

maggie points out there's going to be a campaign around the chapter.groups are going to be briefed on what's in the chapter so they'll know what to say. tommy vitor, a former bush aide, a being brought on to help communicate about the book. and the lets president obama off the hook. she said president obama ordered that everything possible should be done to help our people in libya that night. >> tommy vietor, former aide. she says it's unworthy of your great country. those who insist of politicizing the tragedy will have to do it without me. what's your sense for argument's sake she does run for president, about how much this issue of benghazi will nag her? >> republicans have found it's a very effective issue for them. they think it's a real opening. it opens questions about the effectiveness of her record. she wants to be able to run on being an effective secretary of state. so that's why republicans are going to jump on it. willie, this chapter tries to close off a lot of the questions by questioning the motives of those who are asking them and say

this parent, maggie cook says polling showed teachers who signed it weren't comfortable with it necessarily. >> only four were okay witness the rest had serious concerns about it. i probably would have signed it, too. you know? >> three teachers lost jobs over the issue. some worry more will leave in the weeks and months still to come. >> could something resolve with what he hears? with what he hears next year's contract might be considered? i don't know. >> parents and students were planning a demonstration friday. it's not clear if that will happen. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 demonstration turned violent at san francisco city college. >> also here the organization giving pg&e high marks for gas operations. san bruno says they're full of hot air. >> we didn't have any today. some hotter air is coming our way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> have you had it with unwanted sales? sales? ahead on seven on your side [♪] >>> two city college of san francisco students took steps today towards suing their school after a demonstration turned violent. they filed a

this parent, maggie cook says polling showed teachers who signed it weren't comfortable with it necessarily. >> only four were okay witness the rest had serious concerns about it. i probably would have signed it, too. you know? >> three teachers lost jobs over the issue. some worry more will leave in the weeks and months still to come. >> could something resolve with what he hears? with what he hears next year's contract might be considered? i don't know. >> parents and students were planning a demonstration friday. it's not clear if that will happen. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 demonstration turned violent at san francisco city college. >> also here the organization giving pg&e high marks for gas operations. san bruno says they're full of hot air. >> we didn't have any today. some hotter air is coming our way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> have you had it with unwanted sales? ahead on seven on your side two apps promis gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california ass

. >> maggie cook has twins who are juniors and says she may pull them out of the school. if the contract language offered teachers in the diocese doesn't change. >> they've been formed by teachers and administration for three years boy like that kind of integrity to continue. >> diocese says it's a small word change but some say a contract clause requiring teachers to live by catholic doctrines outside of class goes too far the clause they're worried about reads, quote in both employee personal and professional live, employee expected to model and promote behavior in conform ti with teachings of the roman catholic faith. and do nothing that tends to bring discreditit to the school or diocese >> my daughter said the right thing. mom, this reads like something that happened a long time ago. like the spanish inquiz yigs. >> if signing the clause, some teachers worry they can be fired for things as being gay, living with a partner or using birth control. mike brown told abc7 news there is no risk of prescribed behaviors. this is not a witch hunt but an effort by a bishop to m

. >> maggie cook has twins who are juniors and says she may pull them out of the school. if the contract language offered teachers in the diocese doesn't change. >> they've been formed by teachers and administration for three years boy like that kind of integrity to continue. >> diocese says it's a small word change but some say a contract clause requiring teachers to live by catholic doctrines outside of class goes too far the clause they're worried about reads, quote in both employee personal and professional live, employee expected to model and promote behavior in conform ti with teachings of the roman catholic faith. and do nothing that tends to bring discreditit to the school or diocese >> my daughter said the right thing. mom, this reads like something that happened a long time ago. like the spanish inquiz yigs. >> if signing the clause, some teachers worry they can be fired for things as being gay, living with a partner or using birth control. mike brown told abc7 news there is no risk of prescribed behaviors. this is not a witch hunt but an effort by a bishop to m

hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our newcomers manuel and maggie, who, today on "jeopardy!egin their quest that they hope will turn into a conquest of julia collins, our champion. let's get to work and see what happens. good luck. here we go. the categories... sounds like fun. followed by... in each correct response. i did that so well. hey... and notice "the" in quotation marks. that's coming up in each correct response. julia. uh, we're with "the" band, $200. julia. what are the doors? that's it. "the" band for $400. julia. who are the monkees? yes. "the" band for $600. manuel. who are kool & the gang? you got 'em. we're with "the" band, $800, please. manuel. who are the black eyed peas? correct.

. >> it's the maggie b. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: what do we expect to know about the bay? >> yes, a lot of newbies out today. crazy day. lots of inexperienced boaters who only take their boaters out once a year. >> reporter: as a captain, what kind of advice to give other people on boats but mainly like passengers? is that a passenger, is that what i call myself? >> yes, one hand on the boat. you never know when a wave is going to knock you out. >> reporter: another thing, it's important to have your life jacket on at the dock. >> absolutely. you could slip overboard and fall between the boat and the dock. >> reporter: he's been telling me really scary stories out here. they're not fun. >> all's well. >> reporter: has it been a good boating season? >> yes. perfect. >> reporter: argh. if you want to know more about our boating weather here on alameda and out on the bay, people are own joying the water. join us online at kpix.com/weather. say good-bye? >> good-bye, everyone. >> reporter: have a great day, everyone! >> coming up, the giants look to finish off the sweep while

maggie dean is from scotland. she's been living here for more than a decade.f businesses, including a cafe in the kasbah. years lived here, unknown. an american, she's been here forever, led many lives, i gather, and occasionally translates books from magrabbi to english. and the dashing and mysterious baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hasty exit from puerto rico for reasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the light