. >> 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

and one of harry's daughter's, mary, is here. she flew from her home to help mom and harry get here today, so i'm very grateful for that. a number of other friends are here and i'm very touched that they are here. in particular, my colleagues and the justice department. madame chairwoman, it's been a real privilege to work with the talented and dedicated lawyers and staff of the civil division over the past year and it's an honor to be nominated to lead them now. the division's greatest resource is its people who come to work every day with a single- minded dedication to protect the interests of the country and its citizens, whether by defending government programs or by safeguarding taxpayer funds by fraud or protecting the health and safety of all americans. if fortunate enough to be confirmed, i will bring to this job a commitment to zealous advocacy and court on behalf of our nation, to giving candidates -- candid advice and hearing all sides of an issue with fairness and respect and, perhaps more importantly, to work with our

as it can sells many of their charity walks and neil patrick harris who will host the awards on sunday. >>> thanks for watching, i'm anne-marieatching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, it's june 6, thursday. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec. frank mallicoat is off. time now 4:29. >>> we are going to heat up with fog and drizzle right now. temperatures are going to get hot in spots the next couple of days. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and quiet on the roads so far this morning, we do have some areas of overnight roadwork and you can see it in one of our traffic cameras. 880 in oakland as you approach high street, we'll tell you when it's going to wrap up coming up. >>> millions of cell phone users are the target of snooping by the government. kpix 5 reporter sue kwon is in emeryville this morning with the information the feds tried to keep quiet. >> reporter: we're talking about the customer of verizon. the carrier has about 120 million customers and what this requires is that the records of the calls that are made from

made here about 1:00 in the morning and i'm great that she persevered to be here. ,nd one of harry's daughter's mary, is here. she flew from her home to help mom and harry get here today, so i'm very grateful for that. a number of other friends are here and i'm very touched that they are here. in particular, my colleagues and the justice department. it's been awoman, real privilege to work with the talented and dedicated lawyers and staff of the civil division over the past year and it's an honor to be nominated to lead them now. the division's greatest resource is its people who come to work every day with a single- minded dedication to protect the interests of the country and its citizens, whether by defending government programs or by safeguarding taxpayer funds by fraud or protecting the health and safety of all americans. if fortunate enough to be confirmed, i will bring to this job a commitment to zealous advocacy and court on behalf of our nation, to giving candidates -- candid advice and hearing all sides of an issue with fairness and respect and, perhaps more importantly, to tok with our st

mary's hospital at central london. it's where the late princess diana gave birth to prince william and harry.ss is reportedly planning for a natural birth. the birth of a new royal baby will have an element of theater. a police escort will speed a news bulletin through the streets of london here through buckingham palace, a notice letting the nation know about the birth of a new heir will be placed on an easel in front of the palace. >> reporter: the birth notice will reveal the time of the birth, how much the baby weighs, its gender, and maybe even the baby's name. when the prince was born, a week passed before his name was announced. prince william is planning on behalf after kate's side during birth. >> like any dad he's going to be getting the phone call, i'm in labor. >> reporter: the queen or prime minister will get the first call once the baby is born. alphonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at a controversial new documentary about twa flight 800, and more on the death of actor james gandolfini. i'm anne-marie green.

harry thompson has the latest on that. over to you, maryter: another day of protests turns ugly. police use teargas. thousands in the square. three deaths and almost 5,000 injuries have been reported since the protests began 10 days ago. what started as a sit-in to prevent the government from building on a park in istanbul has turned into a countrywide protest of what the critics say is the authoritarian rule of the prime minister. he ordered the police action and plans to meet with protesters. the mayor of istanbul saying the police will remain in the square. until the protesters are cleared. they want to keep that square clear. bill, back to you. >> all right, mary, thank you. yes, that is a top story for us today. maybe a cause of some of the volatility. but there have been a lot of causes for this market today, as we head toward the close, about 20 minutes left. the dow down 94 points now, maria. >> 94 points. so is it a buy on the dip opportunity? oppenheimer's chief investment officer will weigh in on that next. >>> and also banks mak

mary's linda wing which is where diana had william and harry.n that baby is born. thank you. >> thank you. >>> it's about nine after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next big and little. affordable and pricey. the best last-minute tech gifts for father's day. >>> then on this dad's weekend, we'll look at some other supermen with "men of steel" packing theaters. we'll take a look at the history of this beloved superhero on the big and small screen. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> my father believed that if the world found out who i really was -- ♪ ♪ i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. the blisters were oozing and painful to touch. i spent 23 years as a deputy united states marshal and i've been pretty well banged up but the worst pain i've experienced was when i had shingles. when i went to the clinic, the nurse told me that it was a result of having had chickenpox. i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary.

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mary's, the london hospital where the prince's mother princess dianna gave wirth to him and prince harry shy around newborns. as soon as the baby arrives, another royal tradition will kick in. an aide will leave the hospital with a birth announcement and drive 2 1/2 miles to buckingham palace so it can be posted in the forecourt on an ee zell last used when prince william was born 31 years ago tomorrow. and in a nod that it's 2013 that birth announcement which will include gender birthweight and time of the birth will be reported to you. >> right now it's time to show you headlines around the globe. the norng times looks at the growing connections between the silicon valley and the nsa. the chief went to work for nsa. the nsa does so to collect intelligence. >> britain's telegraph says the vatican is about to announce a miracle involved pope john paul 2nd. it's unclear with the miracle is or what took place but vatican sources say it will quote, amaze the world. it will reportedly involve the healing of a cota- costa recan woman. >>> if american airlines ran a lunch line or clothes it wo

mary's hospital in west london. that is the same hospital where princess diana gave birth to both princes william and harry.sip abounds about how she might choose to give birth. our senior medical koerptcorrest elizabeth cohen found that when it comes to delivering a baby, some of the details are pretty different on the other side of the pond. >> reporter: the bets are in. literally. brits are wagering on not just when kate will give birth, but how. >> will she be too -- is it going to be a cesarean section or natural birth? >> reporter: most people are putting their money on a c-section. that may be a bad bet. >> she wants to be the new people's princess, she wants to be normal. >> reporter: in england, normal is natural. c-section rates are about 30% lower than in the united states. kate's royal birth may be a royal pain. in england, fewer than 3 out of 10 women have ep duidurals compd to 6 out of 10 women in the states. the delivery rooms at hoeferton hospital in london are designed to avoid epidurals. instead moms can have aqua durals. this is a birthing pool. women give birth under water. in the united

mary pat right there. hey, guys. hey, nice to see you. [ applause ] welcome to the show. big fan of your dad. we love your dad so much. he's awesome. >> and she's a big fan of prince harryant to show this thing. 'cause you and springsteen -- i know you love springsteen. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we always talk about this. >> yeah, we both do. >> jimmy: i love bruce springsteen so much. we all -- everybody loves bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] and he's a great guy. but you -- and he's new jersey. he's from new jersey. but, you guys, politically, you don't agree on all the same topics. >> not on the same page. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. but this year, you actually got to kind of get to know him because you did so many charity events with him. >> yeah, and, in fact, you know, one night when we were in the midst of the aftermath of the hurricane, one of my staff was getting really excited, like, after 11:00 and said, "you won't believe what happened tonight." and i was thinking it would be something bad. i said, "what?" he said, "springsteen's in rochester, and he gave you a shoutout from the stage." i was, like, in heaven. oh, yeah! [ laughter ] what did he say? and he said

harris said since dad died before my birth. every father's day i treat my mom to something nice. how nice is that? >> that is nice. a trip down memory lane from maryd. oh. that was in the 60s, of course. >> i'll get my head rubbed. sounds good. relaxing. listen to this one. you guys are jokers, at least we hope. don says he is getting a couple of hookers and then getting hammered at a nudie bar. let's hope he is kidding. >> i don't know what to do with that. a tough one. how do you react to that one? i don't know what to say. >> either the best father's day ever or the worst. >> does he go with his kid? does he go with his dad? >> i think he's being crazy. >> all right. anyway. >> anyway -- >> duces gave you a great mother's day. don't let him down. >> that's right. there he is with the little guy, devon. those two love and adore each other. devon wants to be with dad. more than mom. >> really? >> that switches. don't worry. that switches. >> father/daughter dance this year. she picked out the dress herself. >> did she pick out your outfit? >> no. >> picked out my tie. >> she did. it starts early. and tell the world what you don't want for father'

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