inmate marion dent has been sent to the hospital for hitting on the wrong man. >> i had in my mind, iould never go back to the streets no more. i might as well get me a friend. then, i started messing with homosexuals and things because they were taking place of a female. marion's attempts of making contact with prospective partner haven't always gone as planned. >> i wanted to talk to him about that. the man took one blow and knocked me out. and then, i -- an incident down there in one cell. i got stabbed up down there. oh, yeah. another inmate hit me in the head with a lock. when the fella hit me in the head with a lock and i got stabbed in one cell, good lord woke me up and told me, hey. don't you think that's enough? give the lord just one minute, if you don't give him one second of your time, you don't know what you might be missing. give the lord some time. so, i'm going to start going to church. and i started to get into christians, or god study, stuff like that. i started to kind of like it. ♪ >> with marion becoming more and more involved in the church, he decided it was time

marion lawlor. yes, i remember you. is your dad home?come back later you can have the place to yourselves. no, that's not necessary. i had dinner with him the other night and i.t rather abruptly. i just wanted to tell him i'm sorry. would you please give him my best? oh, i think you've already done that. .. lef is this a bad time? you seem upset about something. would you come in for a moment, please? after you met with dad the other night he and i had a little conversation and that was the first time i learned what happened that summer. oh, i'm sorry. well, i guess i'm not the sort of person that can hear news like that and just forget about it. i know you're upset. but if it's any consolation in time, your father and i forgave them. forgave them? frasier, your mother was a good person. so was my husband. they made a mistake. anyway, just tell your father i stopped by. i felt so silly crying in front of him the other night. i've been a little... over-emotional since dan died. oh, i'm sorry. didn't know. you never realize how hard it's g

leave him alone. >> when you talk about marion barry, there is a documentary -- the nine lives of marione lives of marion barry. if you have seen it, you should watch it. it shows that -- he's such a deep guy. beyond just the thing that got him in trouble. he was a civil rights leader. d.c. before he came along was like -- d.c., it is hard to say this but it is southern district. we're in the south. here in d.c. it doesn't feel like it but it used to really feel like it. and marion barry sort of helped change that culture of washington a lot. so it's a really cool documentary. >> i will say in the exhibit something everyone has loved if you go into the hallway which is where you go into the bathroom and you look close, you're going to find one of his t-shirts from '90-'91, one of those shirts. >> peter: talk about the stuff in the exhibit. so it is a shirt from a street vendor. how the hell did you find that? >> i've been digging for years and years. one person has one thing one person has another thing. i have a lot of secrets of where i find things. i don't need other people driving my

i would have just a footnote to marion.think would be a whole lot better off if we had more growth and these guys are having a lot trouble finding fatalities needed. thank you all for your attention. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. [applause] >> i'm going to put a plug-in for the chamber, because one of the issues that we are of very aggressively involved in is the immigration legislation and the need to pass that. one of the key reasons is related to getting some of this talent from other parts of the world if we don't have them ourselves. and until we are able to expand those visas, this simply is not going to happen. what he mentioned and certainly what all the talk about, this is something that will be of great benefit going forward. i told you this would be a lively panel. it was a pakistan. we thank all five of you, and bob as usual, you did a great job as our moderator. thank you so much. and to all the gentlemen. this was a terrific panel. and now, thank you again. [applause] >> all right, please listen up. because

coalition's own efforts to deliver aid inside of syria and we'll seek newid ways to relief the hue marion crisis and to expand access to e aid across the country whileile preparing to help the future government deal with thewith aftermath of the conflict.on we have also committed a total of 9.4 million pounds so far and non-lettal support to the syrian opposition to power generators and communication kits. we raids more than 300 syrian journalst and we are providing satellite communication devices to document human rights to document human rights i informed the house in januaryn that we would seek to amen the sanctions on syria to open upct the possibility of furtheribil assistance as the situation deer toated. on thursday, we finalized the partners a pacific exemptions to the sapses to permit the vision p of nonlethal military equipment and all forms ofall technical assistance to thesist syrian national coalition where it is intended for theen protection of civilians. this is an important advance in our ability to support thet opposition and help save lives. the technical assistance can

marion anderson could not sing at constitution hall, and i was just in birmingham.was a lynching once every three days. now we have an african-american president. that is a genius. taken the operation respect program to israel and palestine and other countries as and as the united states, some of the people say, we do not like america for this, this, and this reason, but we admire you because look at how you can change. if we can mobilize ourselves to andbrate what we have done also come to terms with the fact but we have a long road to travel common we will fulfill justromises, but we cannot do it as adults. as adults we are in gridlock a lot. we have to educate our kids. was with this concert are produced -- i produce and a couple but lost .heir child she is a wonderful singer. you cannot believe the tears. you cannot believe the love and heart. we have to unite and turn this pain into more loved. ask this,t naive to but why does it take her referred tragedies to birth love -- horrific tragedies to birth love? the fullot know .nswer, but i was just looking when we

boy yes a kid a baby boy yeah yeah marion has been pregnant three times but there seem to have been some problems and i why it happens. which we were thinking about adopting a child from the orphanage if we weren't successful because i go to church. spiritually i'm ready for this step to feel as though i have a time for all those areas of my youth so to speak in this group maybe not all of them but i have repented for my sins. this couple from the rehabilitation center has a twelve year old child. but now he's in an orphanage in a small town in the girl's. well with the with after him because he shouldn't freeze out in the streets we're here today but god knows we might not be tomorrow he shouldn't be out there on the street with. these now he has a home we'll get him out as soon as we can the right. hello is this the news now to. me i'd like to talk to wrist down for a dinner of. yes where to go. when. oh ok i got it goodbye to who took him out of elaina sister. not so long ago i also in europe were in a prison colony. there was a fight. i stabbed someone now they're trying to start a n

marion wallace, jose morales who i believe already spoke on this subject. hex [speaker not understood], josephine [speaker not understood], marlene train. and there are blue cards right through. go ahead, ma'am. ~ tran >>> good afternoon, thank you for hearing me. i just wanted to make the comment that the people who brought tics actually did so with knowledge of the restrictions and difficulties and financial risks. and now i don't see why they should be given a pass at the detriment to the renters who are actually the ones who need protection. and i wonder how many people who actually support the amendment, aloe srithctiontioned people by their tic or are doing for other financial gain. it seems like there is some financial gain at stake for them to show up. it seems like anyone who did purchase a tic and is now having financial difficulties could certainly sell their tic and become a renter. they have the resources. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ms. tran. >>> good afternoon, i'm marlene tran, spokesperson for the visitacion valley asia linetionv

michael lion and marion wallace.ext speaker, please. >>> my name is mary wallace and i'm a renter in san francisco, long-time, over 30 years. and i think the rent control is very important in san francisco and any unnecessary legislation which endangers or chips away at rent control is a detriment to the city. now, many people may have prudently not bought a tic due to the known difficulties. people who did buy a tic knew of the difficulties and knew that uninvestment is a risk. there is no reason to put rentesers in a home to ease those who took that risk. people who buy a renter's home should not be able to move to more easily displace people from their homes. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. my name is ernestine weiss, and i'm here to object to any conversions of apartments in the city of san francisco at a time when affordable housing is priority one. what is wrong with you supervisors? you don't get it? people cannot live here. my grandson had to move to canada. he's a teacher. young ma

we're just going to go into my office -- >> reporter: marion needs a valve replaced in her heart. >> let's take a look here on the ipad. >> reporter: the images are graphic. >> here i'm placing a suture, right in the annulus. you can tell the difference. >> reporter: dr. mischler showing in minute detail how he will fix her heart. does this help alleviate any fears you had about what this surgery entails when you can look at it so graphically? >> yes. but i'm still worried about it, because you're getting operated on. >> but that's a sign of an intelligent patient. >> reporter: remember the old board game operation? touch surgery, an app doctors can use with their patients. psychologist robin goodman hopes pocket technology can help the estimated 10 million americans who are so afraid of doctors, that they never seek medical advice. >> they're dealing with a reality rather than their fears and fantasy. >> you actually saved my life, i guess, because i was a goner. >> the pictures, they scared you, but they helped you understand what the problem was, right? >> they convinced me. >> re

marion was here to tell us about a new state law. >> it goes into effect april 1st. the new state law requires doctors to inform women whether they have dense breast tissue after they have a mammogram. the bill was offered after a cancer survivor complained she was never informed she had dense breasts, or about the additional cancer risk she faced. heidi garland of san jose exercised regularly, ate organically and had no family history of breast cancer, so she was shocked when she was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in 2008. >> the invasive breast cancer was not picked up by the mom oh gram. >> reporter: doctors say that may be because she has dense breasts. radiologists say in mammograms it's more difficult for them to spot tumors in dense tissue. >> patients who have high breast tissue density have been known to be at four to six times higher risk of having breast cancer independent of the fact that mammograms are difficult to read. >> reporter: most women don't know they have dense breasts. that's about to change. starting april 1st, in california, a new law

it started at 11:30 last night on marion avenue. firefighters say it was just being used to grow pot, no one was living in the house. the cause is being investigated. >>> a family's search for a missing relative is expanding after police release new information. 31-year-old erica maskalaris has not been seen since thursday. surveillance shows her on a walk that morning. yesterday it was announced she was seen in west oakland after being reported missing. the family plans to shift and widen the search. >>> the man accused of killing three family members in daly city is due in court this afternoon. he was driving his girlfriend, mother and younger brother to the movies, police say their car had just left the driveway of their daly city home when it was hit by dennis macedas car. the 28-year-old man was fleeing the scene of a hit and run. three were killed, the girlfriend is in critical condition. >> he was loved by a lot of people. really sad. but at least he's with his mom and brother. >> maceo faces homicide and hit and run charges.

only concerned with looking forward not backward on the matter having said that tonight show time mr mariona new film about former vice president dick cheney check it out. on a really not a man's car. when i first arrived here back in nine hundred sixty it's one of the youngest people in the west wing this time around absolutely. if we had been able to take out one of those airplanes from the trade center we don't know the answer was. are you going to trade the number of people that you want to preserve your honor is a wartime situation is more important to the successful than it was to be. headed over. to the. yep what's remarkable about this other than the fact that cheney has zero regrets is the revelation that cheney to lie when he testified alongside president bush to the nine eleven commission so why can't change seem to keep the story straight and what implications does this have for the larger narrative pushed forward by the nine eleven commission to discuss this and more i'm joined by robbie martin independent journalist and co-host of various radio thanks for coming on thanks for

is marion about narrow ports. america has long been considered the leader of drone warfare dominating the skies in the middle east africa and most recently here in the u.s. in pakistan the cia has reportedly carried out some three hundred thirty drone strikes since two thousand and four but a new problem involving the unmanned aerial weapon is emerging the problem of anonymous drones when two drone strikes killed nine people in pakistan's tribal belt last month is long was filed an official protest with the american embassy however u.s. officials say that washington has not carried out any attacks in pakistan since january instead u.s. officials have pointed their fingers to pakistan's air force it is impossible to know who executed the strikes but some experts believe that the situation can soon open up a pandora's box of anonymous drone strikes around the world it's letting it sell to have an image of why the very nature of the technology that there are zero control hundreds are often thousands of miles away thi

it happen on the 1800 block of marion avenue in navato around 11 last night. respond to a recall of heavy smoke in the area. it's a crews about an hour and have to get the fire of a control. the fire chief says the cause of the fire remains under investigation due to the large amount of marijuana growing in home. >> at this time we found a extensive marijuana growing operation. according to a fire chief, neighbors have told authorities that the family has not lived in his home for several years. >> it is 4:38 . and look outside the golden gate bridge. it is fog. erica has talked about that. we will get another of the of the forecast at four 4:45. >> taking a look at the stock market this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes and the negative this morning. stocks ended higher on wall street for a seventh straight day yesterday and the dallas still in record territory. the dow jumped 50 points to close at 14,000 for under 47. it meant breaking records since last tuesday. the nasdaq was up eight. . the s&p just a point away from its own record. it was

in 1858, he said he would never countenance the idea of black and white people marion or black people serving on juries. by 1865, he was calling for the rights of african-americans to vote, the first president to do so. it was an evolutionary process. he was not revolutionary by 2013 terms. judging by the standards of the 1860's, he was a rather enlightened white person. host: jerry is also calling from indianapolis on the line for independents. caller: the caller was talking about slavery. i have been collecting history about lincoln since i was 21 years old. i have so much information about him. the people was treated so bad. lincoln stepped in and got them out of the situation they was in. we need to come together. the president is trying to do the best he can for the world coming together. i love lincoln. he is a good man. he did so much for the country. host: we're going to move on to ron in pontiac, ill. caller: i am wondering about the makeup of the supreme court at the time of the dred scott decision. who was appointed by democrats? were there any abolitionists on the supreme

from very poor background poor roots and he came to power with his self-styled so-called bowl of marion revolution where he wanted to bring socialist ideals to the country and change the country what he meant by that is radically and empowering the poor communities that for decades had been neglected in venezuela making them feel that they mattered in a system that for many years was set up in a way that was against them he was often able to sort of connect with people in a way that other politicians you don't often see for example he would play musical instruments that his different press conferences his you know long nine hour marathon t.v. appearances may have been somewhat boring but even the even at the political rallies for example the last one that he held before the election we were there was pouring rain he was fighting cancer we knew that he was sick and he got right up there on stage you know walked away from his security detail walked up up front and started dancing with the crowd and you sort of love him or hate him you really sort of saw that the human being comes through

it happened on the 8000 block of marion avenue and novato at around 11:00 p.m. last night. police responded to a call of heavy smoke in the area. it took crews about an hour and a half to get the fire under control. the novato achieve says that this bomb had a large amount of marijuana growing in the home. >> according to the fire chief, neighbors have told authorities that the family has not lived in a home for several years. >> cardinals are celebrating a final mass before the sequester themselves for the conclave to elect the next pope. now 115 cargoes will sequester themselves in the sistine chapel. cardinals are not allowed to openly campaigned. it will take the vote of 77 cardinals, a two- thirds majority to be elected as pope. assuming that they vote, the first of smoke should emerge from the chapel chimney by 8:00 p.m., noon our time. the black smoke will be for no pulse, white smoke will signify that a pope has been chosen. >> as school districts throughout the state have been making cutbacks in recent years. san jose's alum rocks school district has tailback cuts

marion took this ins massachusetts. her deck before and after. snow totals that brought you to 30 inches. there are those pictures. the homes sliding into the ocean. they did just that. wrouf got to see it. march roaring in. >> this is the worst. how bad. wow! >> reporter: a second home toppled on plum island in massachusetts. the first still teetering after the entire coast was abused with wind and waves. snow kept falling and falling and falling. >> we don't want anymore snow. >> reporter: you're done? >> done. >> reporter: more than a foot in boston. two two connecticut to massachusetts. the beast started in part in minneapolis. we have already had a solid half foot of light, fluffy snow. now it moves to the east, gets wert, and causes a lot more in the way of travel troubles. and as it pushed east to d.c., so did we. >> we're in shenandoah national park. every once in awhile, you'll hear a tree crack or pop in the woods. from virginia. look at this huge tree. it stopped. i'm sure a loot of folks heard it. all the way to scituate, mass. an ang

mayor for life, marion barry turns out i can't figure out why the streets -- middle of nowhere. turns out his brother-in-law owned the company that made the sign. >> dana: that is convenient. bob is on the side of all of us breaking the law. coming up, don't forget, time to spring forward sunday and move clocks ahead an hour. we have a history lesson on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ roundup ♪ i want a weed free season, that's how i roll ♪ ♪ so i reach for roundup extended control ♪ ♪ with the all-new, no pump, one-touch wand ♪ ♪ it kills weeds dead and keeps weeds gone ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control ♪ i just spray them weeds, then spray them cracks ♪ ♪ the weeds are gone, and they won't be back ♪ ♪ driveway, patio, i just spray once ♪ ♪ and it's adios weeds for up to four sweet months ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control [ male announcer ] roundup extended control ♪ yeha with the new one-touch wand. [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ >> bob: it's hard to believe the first day of spring. not officially but the first day of spring is a week away. we are going to have snowst

william randolph hearst lived his final years with marion davis.ought the ceilings with him. from his castle. and steve martin bought the place when "the jerk" hit riches. >> we don't want any vegetables. >> reporter: whitney lived here in "the bodyguard." you might argue the house is a better actor than costner. we all know this view. >> legendary view from the hollywood movie. that's the famous staircase from "the godfather." >> reporter: all yours for $20,000 a day, plus a gigantic security deposit. has anyone ever trashed the place? >> no. >> reporter: this one of the old-school beverly hills estate is also for sale for the right buyer. >> it's going to be a buyer who will live here maybe six weeks, eight years out of the year. >> reporter: sorry. someone's going to pay 115 million bucks to live here for six weeks a year? >> exactly. >> reporter: 17 bedrooms, 29 bathrooms, a nightclub and a gentleman cave. that's like a man cave but lined with vintage french wine. do you have to pay utilities? >> utilities are included. >> reporter: just checki

marion has only been at it a couple of years, but already she's an award-winning student at the fredstaire dance studio in orchard park, new york. the super senior is now polishing her moves to participate in a choreographed dance show in buffalo later this month she also plans to perform in toronto in april. looking good, looking really good. >> the sun coming up at 7:28. we are looking at the extra hour of daylight. low 70s concord and santa rosa. low 60s up toward stinson and point race. warm each and every day. increasing cloud cover bit end of the upcoming work week. we are still nice and mild with 60s and 70s. but, of course, a little too dry. >> yeah, it is. you were smart enough to get out the of that buffalo wind. >> oh, yeah. >> that will do it for us on the abc sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at the:00 a.m. you asked for it, now the abc7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available for your android or tablet. and the kindle fire. you can download it for >>> good morning, america. this morning, close call. our exclusivte >>>

you see firefighters used a chainsaw to cut through the walls on marion avenue to put the fire out. it started about 11:30 last night. officials say no one was living there. it was just being used to grow marijuana. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a 15-year-old boy in vallejo was shot and wounded trying to help his sister last night on alabama street. police say a group of men started shooting at a person who was standing near the boy and his sister. a stray bullet hit the boy in the leg as he was trying to rush his sister inside their apartment. the boy was taken to the hospital, we're told he's recovering. no arrests have been made. >>> 5:04. san jose city council will debate a homeless proposal days after clearing out a large encampment. we are live with a look at what the leaders will be considering. >> some people cleared out of the encampment near the airport have moved down to the creek beds, like this one here, near the guadelupe river. city officials are going to take this issue head-on after last week's cleanup of the encampment near coleman and hea

firefighters used a chainsaw to cut through the walls on marion avenue to put the fire out. it started at 11:30 last night. no one was living in the house. it was just being used to grow marijuana. the cause is still being investigated. >>> in vallejo a 15-year-old boy was shot trying to help his sister escape from gunfire. it happened around 8:00 on alabama street. a group of men started shooting at a person who was standing near the boy and his sister. one of the stray bullets hit the boy in the leg as he was trying to rush his sister inside of their apartment. the boy was taken to the hospital, he's recovering. so far no arrests have been made. >>> in san jose a proposal to house san jose's homeless and keep them from forming camps will go to the city council today. ktvu is live in downtown san jose this morning where many homeless people are still living on the streets. >> reporter: that's right. we're here behind the hp pavilion where we've found somebody who is homeless here sleeping on a park bench. the homeless have scattered after they break up the encampments, you'

marion has only been at it a one he will years but already she's an award winning student at the fred dance studio in orchard park, new york. the super senior is now polishing her moves to participate in a professionally choreographed dangs show in buffalo later this month. she also plans to perform in toronto in april. looking good, looking really good. >>> coming up next at 6:00, bay area communities take crime fighting into their own hands. what they are doing to protect themselves. >> the cardinals celebrating mass as they prepare to elect a new pope. i'm in rome. that story coming up. he. >> good morning, engine. plane start with a quick first look at the weather. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. it's day light savings time. the sun comes up at 7:28. we are look at a longer day, setting at 7:13. but numbers have dropped significantly this morning in the east bay. take a look. livermore 37 degrees. that's ten degrees cold early than yesterday. by the delta and in the north bay we are very chilly with numbers in the mid-30s all the way down to gilroy. so we are talking about a c

mayor for life, marion barry turns out i can't figure out why the streets -- middle of nowhere.rns out his brother-in-law owned the company that made the sign. >> dana: that is convenient. bob is on the side of all of us breaking the law. coming up, don't forget, time to spring forward sunday and move clocks ahead an hour. we have a history lesson on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. campbell's. so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, nobody keeps you on the rd like progressive commercial auto. [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ ♪ >> bob: it's hard to believe the first day of spring. not officially but the first day of sprin

marion wright eddelman of the children's defense fund said, we ought to be careful of what we cut, because some cuts don't heal. we don't get a second chance at head start. we don't get a second chance once our kids have moved onto the next grade, with or without the schools that they need. we don't get a second chance at the whole experience of education that so heavily influences the path of our lives. opportunities are just that. they're there for a moment, and they disappear if you don't act. there is no reset button for your education. once our children are in those classrooms, we set them on a track for success or failure. we tip the scales for or against them in the moment that they walk through the front doors of the schoolhouse. we ask our students to study hard, meet deadlines and do their homework. that's their end of the bargain. we, as parents, are asked to be involved to foster our children's growth and to pay attention to their needs. as members of congress, our end of the bargain is to make sure that our children's schools are well funded institutions of learning. well, if

including marion, who took this in massachusetts. her deck before and after. you can see the snow totals there. new jersey ending up with more than nine inches in some places. this was a big snow. but it was also a huge wind event. take a look. march roaring in. >> this is the worst. how's that? wow! >> reporter: a second home toppled on plum island in massachusetts. the first still teetering after the entire coast was abused with wind and waves. snow kept falling and falling and falling. >> we don't want any more snow. >> reporter: you're done? >> done. >> reporter: more than a foot in boston. two from connecticut to parts of massachusetts. the beast started in part in minneapolis. we have already had a solid half foot of light, fluffy snow. now it moves to the east, gets wetter, and causes a lot more in the way of travel troubles. and as it pushed east to d.c., so did we. we're here in shenandoah national park. every once in awhile, you'll hear a tree crack or pop in the woods. and you can see why. the weight of the snow is so heavy, you can imagine what tha

it happened in the 1800 block of marion avenue and novato at around 11 last night.area. it's a crews about an hour-and-a- half to get the fire under control. then about a fire chief said the home at a large amount marijuana growing in the home. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. at looks like a marijuana growing organization was going on. >> according to the chief, neighbors have told authorities that the family has not lived in a home for several years. 8378 and we will backbeat with more and a couple of minutes. a live look at the golden gate bridge. this is why the areas that has pretty heavy fog. [ male announcer ] you think you know me. believe i'm just glitz and glam when i'm so much more. i'm downtown and ocean front. my nights are just as busy as my days. the arts are my passion. food my obsession. and when you finally think you know me. you'll realize, there's still so much more to discover. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. plan your getaway at discoverlosangeles.com is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and

. >> marion barry. >> turns out that -- i can't figure out why all these streets in the middle of nowheresig out his brother-in-laws owns a company that made the signs. >> isn't that convenient? >> a little politics there, you know. >> bob is on the side of all of thaws are break the law. coming up, don't forget, time to spring forward this sunday andor move those clocks ahead an hour. bob beckel has a history lessonh on that when we come back ♪ [ woman ] we had two tiny reasons to get our adt security system. and one really big reason -- the house next door. our neighbor's house was broken into. luckily, her family wasn't there, but what if this happened here? what if our girls were home? and since we can't monitor everything 24/7, we got someone who could. adt. [ male announcer ] while some companies are new to home security, adt has been helping to save lives for over 135 years. we have more monitoring centers, more of tomorrow's technology right here today, and more value. 24/7 monitoring against burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide starting at just over $1 a day. and no

he reminds me of marion berry. >> i make that connection all the time. >> the three-term mayor of d.cer retail politician was really known and loved by his people. he gets caught in 1990 as mayor doing crack. the famous, the beset me up. he is convicted for six months, come back and wins mayor again for a fourth term in '94 because the people still loved him. they really like, they'll forgive almost anything. it is like the sort of europeanization of america that we'll accept bill clinton fooling around, that we'll accept what mark sanford has done, we'll accept what david vitter did. >> go tell the south carolinas they're becoming europeans. they won't understand that at all. >> well, and going back to anthony weiner, also his other problem is he could not have handled that whole thing in a worse way. less than the infidelity is the dishonesty initially about what was going on. once he came out with it, he seem very contrite. the american people are very forgiving. i thought of another politician who could offer some advice. one of my favorite moments from the republican 2012 primary