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and i was very sorry that we didn't work more because it was really marvelous. i did songs with him and i learned so much about singing and portraying deep thoughts within a song. and allowing the audience to feel that and not to get caught up in the emotion of one self. and that was something that was important to learn very early and i wish we sort of had the chance to go on. >> rose: is there a film based on you in paris, what's it called diva. >> it's called diva, starring willhemia hernandez. >> rose: did they talk to you about that film. >> they did talk to me to be accurate about the young man portrayed there who did exist. his name was alar and he really did work for the post office delivering telegrams. remember telegrams.

when i first worked out there in 1968 the improvements are marvelous. they've built a huge underground tank to hold reclaimed water to hold for irrigation savings hundreds of thousands of fresh water it's amazing. the equipment is just since i worked out there pits amazing they do a great job and is cooperation within t pc lead by director tom smith and kevin are just great this makes this thing click this cooperation within the two-piece two seektsdz out there is this huge improvement over what it used to be. i congratulate them and the staff for putting that together it's marvelous out there. thank you >> thank you tom. i'm going to ask we've got quite a few of the people attending rather than having people to stand staff please give up their seats for people in the back and once a couple of those items are over we'll see exodus people sit down we can't have you blocking the doorways. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment there the president's report seeing none, public comment is closed. on item 3 the general manager's report >> good afternoon

>> marvelous. absolutely marvelous. this is a smashing country. >> what was it like being over there? >> there was just time to pose for the photos before he was driven back. he was worried he'd be in trouble. but this is what was waiting for him. he'd always been popular here and they certainly let him know it. and so it was less trying to explain what had happened. >> i think he just thought off i'm going so he took himself. >> why didn't he tell you? >> i don't know. that's snag may coomething that out in the wash. but once they set their mind to something, they don't let anything get in their weay. >> bernard jordan was determined to be there 70 years on. he will be 90 this time next year. and says he'll do it all again. >>> watch a british soldier who took part in the allied assault on d-day recreate the parachute jump he made 70 years ago. >>> returning to iraq, at least 60 people were killed today in baghdad when multiple car bombs tore through the city. up to a dozen blasts. no group has yet claimed responsibili

they have done a marvelous, marvelous job. >> mike: we talk about the class of san antonio. you saw the way miami, the respect and admiration they had. mark, it will be for the first time, some uncertainty for this team. for them to still compete nor a champion shi, they'll be one of the best teams. to compete, they have to make changes. >> mark: they have to upgrade the bench. the supporting cast. i want to echo what coach talk about. they did it the right way also. give them credit from top to bottom. four straight finals. two championships. nothing to be disappointed about. now it's about regrouping and getting a better supporting gast cast if they expect to be back here next year. >> mike: as a fan, you do not want to leave on a night like this. the players head to the locker room. the two future hall of famer. such hadmiration and respect. on father's day, manu ginobili had his third son in the playoff. one of his twin boys there. gregg popovich. so happy. tormented by last year's loss. and kawhi leonard, just 22 years old. the 2014 nba finals mvp. the spurs once again,

we look at this terrain and we marvel at your fight. and we seeund us what you are fighting for. for here are the daughters of colonel rutter. here are the sons and grandson of corporal barton. here are the faces for which you risk your life. -- your lives. your other generations for which you won your -- won a war. we are the children of your sacrifice. we are the sons and daughters you saved from tierney's reach. -- tyranny'st reach. we flourished in the nation you fought to build. the most difficult day in your life bought us 50 years of freedom. you did your job. now we must do ours. let us begin by teaching our young people about the villainy that started this war and the battle that ended it. let's carry on the work he began here. the sparks of the freedom eu struck on these beaches were never extinguished, even in the days behind -- the freedom you struck on these beaches were never extinguished, even in the days behind the iron curtain as communism came tumbling down. now we stand at the start of a new day. the soviet empire is gone. who fought as our partners in this war

we look at this terrain and marvel at your fight. we look around us, and we see what you are fighting for. ,or here are the daughters sons, grandsons, the faces for whom you risk your lives. here are the generations for you won ane award -- war. we are the children of your sacrifice. daughters sons and you saved from tierney's reached -- tyranny's reach. we grew up behind the strong alliances you forged in blood upon these beaches on the shores of the pacific and in the skies above. we flourished in the nation you came home to build. the most difficult days of your lives bought us 50 years of freedom. you did your job. now we must do ours. let us begin by teaching our young people about the villainy that started this war and the valor that ended it. let us carry on the work you began here. the sparks are free to me on these beaches were never extinguished even in the darkest days behind the iron curtain. five years ago, the miracle of liberation was repeated as the rotting timbers of communism came tumbling down. now we stand at the

no, captain citrus, marvel is giving the mascot a makeover.rus is negotiating $1 million contract with marvel comics to create the character and will get turned into a super more row. marvel comics will print a million comic books for children. >>> the morning news continues at 6:00 with breaking news: flames break out overnight in a mobile home and a man is found dead inside. we are on the scene with the investigation. >> new jersey's balanced governor is starting the day in san francisco at a pricey fund-raiser and the stump speak for a fellow g.o.p. candidate. >> another another year book controversy, a student is slapped with an insensitive title. how does to happen? that is next at bread. but we know you've been thinking about it, too. so we're always trying to make it even better. that's why we added some ingredients and took others out, making this our best bread yet. bread is on the rise at subway. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> at 6:00, firefighters are on the scene of a mobile home fire that claimed

marvel comics or d.c. . i'm not going to pick a side of that i enjoy both of them i know that sounds like a politician answer but i really do enjoy both of them superman or batman. well i mean like who would win in a fight who i lived with that fine only because he didn't have superpowers because batman had to deal with his own. dark troubles but he didn't he couldn't fly well that's that's the thing is that you know bat batman. batman seems to have more depth because he was born from tragedy superman came from a basically is you know a lovable jock you know superman's more nerd super superman it no i think batman's more of a nerd than superman talk and isn't clark and that's a fake persona though he's disguising himself as and of course everyone is completely confounded when the glasses go on like oh you don't look like that guy with the same height and same bone structure at all was amazing and i think i tried to explain that in a comic books but they were dylan oh favorite villain of any of anyone to get

. >> he had another marvelous thing he said. he called john connally and said, don't talk about enforcing it. talk about obeying it. everybody thinks it is right to obey. >> lbj had these incredible metaphors. the meat in the coconut. >> i would like you to contrast resident kennedy's relationship with dr. king and president johnson's. kennedy and king had a prickly relationship. they didn't relate at the level of human discourse so much. it seems to me that the mutable earthiness of dr. king and president johnson might have served them well. >> [indiscernible] president kennedy as you say did not understand the south or race. president johnson understood it all too well. say, when ild talked to president kennedy, he asked questions for an hour. when i go to see president johnson, he talks for an hour. [laughter] he said, he knows what he wants to do. i don't have to convince him of anything -- i think they're only tension was, i think johnson would have liked to take the poverty program, all of those issues first and then come

. >> there is a new king and queen at marvels at the jersey shore, marilyn fisher claimed the marvel victory both wishes are from maryland, and kids from washington state came to compete this week. it's similar to pool, the goal is to shoot the marbles out of the 10-foot circle without allowing the shooter marble to leave the ring. >>> now, today melissa magee is down at the shore. but first lets check in one more time with the wet forecast. >> we are seeing the showers passing through the heart of the delaware valley, on stormtracker 6 live double scan, to the north in the lehigh valley and the poconos, the rain is pushing out and moving to the south and the clouds are lagging and soon the sun will shine there before it sets there this evening, the heart of the delaware valley, pottstown and doylestown, seeing the rain, as we look at the clouds pushing from the north and south, millville you'll get into some soaking showers, and area roadways are wet and keeping matt pellman on his a game, the temperatures are falling to the 60s in slatington and quakertown 68 and saint davids 70 an

a marvelous man. one of the great lessons of my life was to have the adventure of working for him.ne more? [inaudible] >> not my headline. [inaudible] >> do you know the context your? in october 2008, i had a blog from an old friend tina brown's new website called the "daily beast," and i simultaneously had a column in the "national review." what do you know about "national review"? and in mid-october of the election cycle, i, in the company of a number of other conservative writers, david brooks, kathleen parker, a number of them, wrote a blog in which i said, i gave reasons in an argument about why i was going to vote for barack obama and not making bailing -- mccain-taylor governor else was on that ticket. well, and then tina put that somewhat headline on. sorry, dad, i'm voting for obama. my dad died in february and that was well past giving a shit who i was voting for. sorry to put it that way, but -- it would be an exaggeration to say all hell broke loose but it was a bit -- the teapot was made slightly larger when "national review" fired me as a columnist, which was even fun

i marvel at god.am just in awe that i, a girl, colored then negro ,rowing up in mississippi having read "i know why the caged bird sings," and for the first time, reading a story about someone who was like me. i marveled that from the first , i was that girl who had done easter pieces and christmas pieces. i was secretary loved to read. i was that girl who was raised by my southern grandmother. i was that girl who was raped at nine. so when i first met maya angelou the late 1970's as a young news reporter in baltimore and begged her to do interview with me. i said, i promise, promise, if you just give me your time, i promise it will only be five minutes. at the end of four minutes and 58 seconds, until the cameramen, done. and maya angelou looked at me and said, who are you, girl? [laughter] first we became friendly and then sister friends and the first time she told me i was her daughter, i knew i had found home. sitting at her kitchen table on valley road, she was reading paul lawrence dunbar, "litt

faring well out there and i am helping the show, you know, sell tickets and things and that's all marvelous because it's such a great company and such a beautiful production and music is so clever and funny and smart and sweeping and romantic and the new book for the story is really updated. the role of sinnederella, she grows into a very confident young woman who knows what she wants from her life. and it's the prince really that's kind of lost and misguided in such of a strong woman to help himself helrealiz his true potential. so, i am happy to be part of this interpretation. the role, the female lead, much stronger role model than the original grim fairy tale. we were creating the nanny. a broadway producer to pay homage to the great white way and tip our hats to that because the show took place in new york. we were shooting in california. and so we felt like what definitive manhattan experience broadway. >> still ahead, find out about fran drescher's next project. >>> what's next on your agenda? >> i am involved in development of another broadway show that i can't speak about yet, but

it was a marvelous period. for yet such when you're sure future to not. you knew that. when you. did what you just there was a look at the what you mean the problem of a. baby share the stuff. yeah this is wooden storage out there we can solve much on but the most are not here not even the boy in the neutral in the wood with the thought could it do she void of the human the what you call that us they are stud no of us it's about would it not a pretty easy. cross ya. go breeding yeah i would put a little tidbit of what your spirits up with. his nose. or does cuss start using bogus or issuing here's what you see and his national guard has with its head coach who knows it we're pretty bad you really cheat sheet zilch so it was surreal perhaps or my shoes from your. tissues are busted over the cost on your move some parts of the. bush years but some of the new mothers i'm seeing it to score and up are those sides of the middle way what's closer it's called a myth it would usually machine that doesn't it does cause a mystery of the reason she turns out if you do she is stupid that you

slightly balked at the idea that russia agree not to invade your country was a marvelous gesture of goodwillf you were here. it certainly looks like coordinated effort for many weeks. we've had the troops buildup on the border. we've had people in kiev anciently looking about the russian-ukrainian border and wondering if an editing moment -- at any moment russian troops might cross over. off theat the moment table. how successful that role back , thatladimir putin is depends on the troops on the ground. and of course, with this helicopter being shot down yesterday on the first day of the cease-fire did raise several questions about how much people on the ground will listen to vladimir putin. >> vladimir putin will be looking to the west to de-escalate some of the tone that has been coming. we heard angela merkel call for sanctions against russia if no progress is made in ukraine. presumably, vladimir putin in making these gestures, will be hoping for gestures from the european union, the united states, many of those western countries that have imposed sanctions and ratcheted up the tone over

and i was very sorry that we didn't work more because it was really marvelous.did songs with him and i learned so much about singing and portraying deep thoughts within a song. and allowing the audience to feel that and not to get caught up in the emotion of one self. and that was something that was important to learn very early and i wish we sort of had the chance to go on. >> rose: is there a film based on you in paris, what's it called diva. >> it's called diva, starring willhemia hernandez. >> rose: did they talk to you about that film. >> they did talk to me to be accurate about the young man portrayed there who did exist. his name was alar and he really did work for the post office delivering telegrams. remember telegrams. >> rose: yes, i did. one of the interesting things having the life you led the profession that chose you, it's a global thing. >> it is a global thing. >> rose: and therefore it's a thing that also you get to meet almost everyone. >> and it is wonderful and it is marvelous to see that it truly does transcend our border because you can fi

thank you for your marvelous question. >> this question is a complex question and potentially a controversial question. i am from that caribbean. i find, i must say i think it's quite important trying to bring about integrated social science to a complex issue instead of trying to answer it in a total sense. but to call the holocaust for example like being -- people being brought to the west as slaves. the slaughter of native americans, american indians. for i am from the wiping away of caribbean young people simply wiping them away because when the white man showed up they said the white man had no weapons. that is the first basis of the question. the problem of deciding is a more unique than other slaughters. if it's unique. >> sir the question you raise is so huge and so important i would like to try to answer that and let other people as their questions. i think you know what do i mean what i say unique? this is hugely and hotly-debated in all kinds of different contexts. and part of the problem is when you use the word unique, and especially i guess when you use it in the way that i have

a test of endurance and not just speed after the german marvel in the 24-hour sports car race on sundayithout a car high on the grid, audi battled through the night with a factory player to take first and second place. >> that was the latest sports. we are going now to the moroccan coast. here the world music festival has been taking place. jazz played a big role in this year's festival. sahara they took international music and reinterpreted it, giving it a new artistic spin. take a listen. >> they escaped their scorching summer heat. walls. pool with ancient this is where the festival attracted thousands every year. . meeting point the world over a resplendent international destination. >> we are lucky. the general public is lucky to have a great master here. lockwood in his great master played the modern rates. even playing different types of salsa music and be a challenge. i >> we realize how easy it could be to play the complex is difficult. but it is actually quite natural. in europe we are rather stiff with our bodies. this is something organic. >> jazz makes us avoid. mixing jazz

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their expertise in front of security cameras and law enforcement could do little more than watch and marvelo forensic evidence behind and always got away before police arrived. but how they stood, what they said, and the clothes they wore all told a story, one that could be deciphered by forensic science. calabash, north carolina, is a quiet fishing town located just over the state line from myrtle

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. >> these things were never heard of years ago in solving crimes like this, and i think it's marvelousthat something like that technology was able to do that. >> seems very ironic that this man had a pacemaker which actually outlived him because it was designed to keep him alive, of course, but nevertheless acted as a real witness to what's happened, an external machine, if you like, which saw what was happening when nobody else did. >>> for 12 long years, the murder of a young hospital worker went unsolved. police had their suspicions but little proof. but an old, used tissue told a story far better than any eyewitness. >> from the moment she was born, laura wynn was fighting the odds. >> she weighed 1 pound and 14 ounces, 3 months premature, but she was so determined to live that she made it. and they took her home. and she was blind in one eye from the incubator at that time and she also had paralysis on her right side.

and they have executed this campaign marvelously well from their standpoint. >> so the president saysthe ground are not on the table. air strikes perhaps. but boots on the ground not. is that realistic? >> well, how do you launch air strikes if you don't know what you're targeting? there is no forward air controllers that can talk to u.s. pilots in the iraqi army. you're going to need some boots on the ground to help the iraqis with the targeting process. so i don't see how air power minus some people on the ground is going to work at all. but i think the deeper question is should we do this in the first place. we will be taking sides in a nascent civil war. and until the iraqi government mends its ways and nuri al maliki is no longer prime minister and there is a unity government, this is just going to add fuel to the fire. >> and it is possible at this point for the united states, let's just say they did want to add that fuel. but if the united states now is to intervene in iraq given this group's link to syria, given that border, does that mean that the united states by definition

. >> he had another marvelous thing the weekend the bill was signed. he called john connally and said don't talk about enforcing it, that makes people's hack he wills go up, talk about obeying it. >> and the meat of the coconut. that was one of his great metaphors. lbj had these incredible metaphors, the meat in the coconut. that's what the voting rights act would be. >> and i would like you to contrast president kennedy's relationship with dr. king. it was said they had a prickly relationship that kennedy thought he was preachy and starchy and they didn't relate at the point of human discourse. it seems that it might have served them well in a way. >> it's just being southern. [laughter] >> is that earth thinkness? [laughter] >> president kennedy as you say really did not understand the south or our race. and president johnson understood it all too well. and dr. king would say when i talk to president kennedy he asked questions for an hour, but when i go to see president johnson he talks for an hour. [laughter] he said he knows what he wants to do and

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their expertise in front of security cameras and law enforcement could do little more than watch and marvel. they left no forensic evidence behind and always got away before police arrived. but how they stood, what they said, and the clothes they wore all told a story, one that could be deciphered by forensic science. ♪ calabash, north carolina, is a quiet fishing town located just over the state line from myrtle beach, south carolina. >> to sum it up, it's a perfect place to live, quiet, the best seafood in the world, and that's how calabash was known. >> in september of 1991, in broad daylight, two masked men with handguns walked into one of the local banks. a teller pushed the silent alarm, but the robbers got away with $40,000 before police arrived. >> the closest police station was our county complex, which is about 25 to 30 miles away. >> the bank was equipped with surveillance cameras that used 35-millimeter film. >> in most instances, we have bank surveillance videotapes, which don't give us a lot of quality and don't allow us the opportunity to enhance the photos. >> the pictures s

>> marvelous. absolutely marvelous. yeah.a smashing country. >> it was described as the great he can ape. >> yes. >> how was it for you. >> yes. yes. >> okay. ? >> it's even better as it gets on. >> the spritely 89-year-old told the reporters he is ready to face music for his actions. hopes were high for a triple crown winner after nearly 4 decades. we will update you on california chrome and his success. actually, he did not win. all eyes were on california chrome but in the end, he failed to capture the criminal crown. more from belmont stakes. thomas drayden in new york. thanks for watching. >> we're here at the darrington unit, which is a maximum security prison on the outskirts of texas. >> jimarquez holland is 20 years old. he's been imprisoned here for three years. >> to me, i feel like what i was doing was petty. petty crimes - i never thought in a million years that i would be 17 and in prison. never thought.

. >> it makes me feel marvelous no matter what grieveses we may have. >> reporter: ruby dee died outsideurrounded by family. she was 91. suzanne marques, cbs news. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," bowe bergdahl's return to the united states. we'll be live in san antonio, texas. >>> and the battle between donald trump and mayor rahm emanuel on a trump find at a sky scrape jeer and we'll meet a set of twins who are graduating at the top of their class today. >>> and finally, a baby moose was spotted in a hotel after it had been chased by some children. colorado parks & wildlife officers tranquilized the animal and took it to a rehab center in ft. collins. how cute. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> army sergeant bo bergdahl is back in the u.s. since taken captive in june of 2009. details on his return coming up. >> today is friday, june 13, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee? robbery a

you're going to be ant man, marvel's ant man. >> right. >> stephen: have people...you like getting jacked before they shrink you down? have you had to get fit? >> i've had to kind of try and get in better shape. i don't get too jacked. >> stephen: really? >> it doesn't make sense for somebody that's trying to be at ant. >> stephen: there has to be that moment of it's hot. the man takes off his shirt. he's got like a six-pack down here. >> i'm working on my mandibles. i'm trying to get in better shape. it is kind of par for the course. >> stephen: you're trying to get in better shape because you're 57 or is it like... did the studio send like a no nonsense eastern european man to make your life a living hell until you have shoulders? >> a little of both. i thought... normally i have had to change my body a little with, working on movies, but for me it's always been the opposite way. i've worked on several movies with judd apatow who insists that i get fatter. >> stephen: really? >> honest to god. he says i... he has said, i want fat rudd. that's how he says it. i've

and marvel characters come with pretty healthy bank balances. has over 100 billion dollars. batman is not doing too bad either. he has vast amounts of assets, a huge mansion, as well as all manner of costly vehicles. showsily overview website captivating images of earth from the great wall of china, the venetian lagoon. they want to change the way web users see the world and it gives them the opportunity to look down and view the earth as a whole. also showed the human impact on the environment. gg99Ññwççñmw >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! my whole neighborhood looked at me strange. you get the how are you doing but you also have the bull's-eye on your back. the city of new york has reportedly reached a $40 million settlement with the central park five, the five black and latino men arrested

. >> it makes me feel marvelous no matter what grieveses we may have. >> reporter: rahm emanuel on a at a sky scrape jeer and we'll meet a set of twins who are graduating at the top of their class today. >>> and finally, a baby moose was spotted in a hotel after it had been chased by some children. colorado parks & wildlife officers tranquilized the animal and took it to a rehab center in ft. collins. how cute. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. and i'm frank ma >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, june 13. i'm michelle griego. >> that would be friday the 13th with a full moon out there! something's going to happen this weekend. right, lawrence? >> i hope it's good, yeah! i think the weather will be very nice this weekend. we have father's day. today things changing a bit. high pressure building in. mild weather outside. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. >> can't get over the friday the 13th and full moon thing! d

>> oil pulling is a marvelous aid to health. and it's very, very simple.ly all you do is put some oil in your mouth, regular oil, and swish it around in your mouth for 15 to 20 minutes and then spit it out, it's that simple. and by doing that, it does a lot of things. primarily it helps clean out the mouth. it basically pulls bacteria, viruses, fungi, toxins out of your mouth. when you spit it out, you're removing all this garbage from your mouth. >> does any certain oil work better than other oils? >> you can use any type of oil. but in my opinion, coconut oil is far superior to other oils. >> does it matter if it's processed or raw? >> no, it really doesn't matter. >> you say the mouth is the window to the body. what do you mean by that? >> well, the mouth, if you look at the health of the mouth, you can get a pretty good idea of the health of the rest of the body. if your mouth is full of infection, rotting teeth, bad breath, you get a good idea that the rest of the body is going to be of the same condition. it will be unhealthy. >> how long is it befor

you kind of marvel at how everything just kind of was able to be put back together. >> we're not in theing sides in a case unless the only side we're on is the side of truth. >> kevin would have been very proud. and he just would have been very proud at the way everybody rallied together to get his family justice. >>> gambling has more visibility than used to. it's on the internet. it's on primetime television and it's almost a varsity sport on some college campuses. but several young men learned the hard way that gambling can put your money at risk and sometimes your life. >>> gambling isn't confined to casinos, church bingo and back-room card games anymore. now, it's everywhere. there are poker tournaments on the computer. you can place sports wagers off shore and you can play the daily lottery now run by local governments. 28-year-old jason mcguigan saw gambling as a way to have fun. and also make vi

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