thank you. >> mary harris. cathy davis. >> mary harris, president of my neighbors in action. on february 2 we had a lunar new year celebration at the rec center. when we got up there, my husband and i noticed there was just this very tense vibration and we found out that lawrence collins was shot and killed at the rec center. so we lost another youth in the omi. we have had youth shot in front of inner city youth, we have had them shot in front of the omi family resource center. we were devastated, he was going to be 20 years old. as i was going to get ready to speak tonight. i went in my office and these 3 x 5 cards fell out. and i picked then up and read them. and then i realized that seven years ago with a different mayor and a different supervisor, i have been saying the same words, talking about the omi and violence prevention. and i can't believe i am here again and talking about the same thing. i am asking mayor lee work with the omi to come up with a violence prevention plan. i want diana, i am happy that you made director of violence prevention. i am thankful for tha

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>> john: we ask viewers like you what's your take on governor perry's comments on wendy davis? mary delong allen writes when he gets pregnant and left alone then he can have an opinion. couldn't agree with you more, mary. and we will be taking a closer look at governor perry shortly. first, we're trying out a new segment we hope will really clear the air for a lot of our more civilized viewers so when they go to the polls they'll have a better understanding of the philosophies facing the g.o.p. political landscape. we're proud to bring you men who will never be president! no! thank you. joining me for this important discussion are my esteemed panel, the host of the paul mecurio show featuring an interview with jay leno and soon with my buddy paul mccartney, paul mecurio. next, forbes.com contributor rick ungar who took paul mccartney's place. >> bummer. >> john: sorry paul. and emmy winning comedian, writer actor and host of the overview, rick overton. welcome, gentlemen. let's kick things off with a man in the news a great deal lately. we know mary delong alen is no fan of this man

mary's. britney davis will be the first member of her family to receive a college diploma. [cheers and applause] these individual stories, these two, these individual stories are also maryland's story. it is a story of each and every one of you. maryland history and future. we have been placed at the center and the forefront called the american revolution. it is not over. it is ongoing. today it is a revolution of science and technology and healing and discovery and innovation. for the second year in a row, the u.s. chamber of commerce last week named your state the number one state in america for innovation and entrepreneurship. [applause] in labs and classrooms all across the state, mary landers are revolutionizing the way we see it and fuel our planet. to the discovery taking place, the applied physics lab, the curious and the healing being developed, nih of homes being built confederate, the life sciences, clean tech, green tech, information technology, cybersecurity, space, it aerospace, global trade. our challenges are big and so must our leadership and compassion for

davis, the democratic state representative from texas. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ma >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, it's thursday, june 27. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is about 4:30. did you just say you tried to listen? >> i try to listen. i'm with three ladies. i miss lawrence. >> you have to listen. >> outnumbered. it's all-girl stuff for 30 seconds before the newscast. >> how about some weather? >> we can talk about weather. we have some areas of patchy, dense fog along the coast, a little around the bay and once again we're waking up to mild temperatures maybe a little cooler today than yesterday. we have seen a few upper 50s to low 60s and today is the day we're really going to heat things up especially inland so stay tuned. your seven-day forecast is coming up. >> and we are looking at a bump avenue start to the morning commute an -- a bumpy start to the morning commute an accident at treasure island blocking one lane. i'll have details in a few mi

mary gonzales from ohio. democratic state nina turner. representative gonzales, can you explain to us what your governor was trying to say about senator wendy davis? >> i think it is a continued message that women don't know better than he does with our own bodies. and it is unfortunate that he would talk about one of our state leaders like he did today. >> and the wendy davis filibuster as it played in texas, what is your sense of how texas voters received it? >> i think texas voters are inspired and empowered and motivated to now finally get involved in politics. for a long time, texas leaders have told voters that their vote doesn't matter. and what happens in the past week as far as the filibuster, is it reengaged people in texas to see that what they do actually does make a difference in texas. i think that will continue to go past the 2014 election. >> let's listen to what senator davis had to say about this, this morning. >> i do think that something tremendous was accomplished. and that was there was an incredible focus put on what is happening here in texas, women and men across texas are in an uproar about it. and i don't expect that th