let's take a listen. >> well, maureen, you didn't come here for this. yes. so why did you say yes? >> i said yes because i've been really working hard, i worked my whole life, my son just graduated from college and he's here with me, we're on a mother/son trip and i haven't really pampered myself at all and the offer is too good to be true. >> i love it. and you told me that chris, your son, is sleeping in the hotel. so get up. we have a surprise for you. >> thank you. >> got him up, right? >> chris is up, all right. jostled from his bed. chris, just keep your blindfold on for just a couple seconds until i give you the green light. >> all right. >> here's maureen before. all right. let's see the new you. come on out. >> love that haircut. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right, are you ready, chris? look at your mama. >> oh, yeah. wow! you look great. >> all right, mom, are you ready? turn right around. >> whoo! >> wow. >> you look awesome. >> isn't that fantastic? >> look at our camera 12. thank you. oh, my god. >> isn't that amazing? >> like lisa rinna. >> this

to take care of yourself. >> so maureen, nellie put >> so maureen, nellie put herself in her stories which was herself in her stories which was really considered a break really considered a break through in the '60s when that through in the '60s when that journalism. journalism. it is also called stunt it is also called stunt journalism. journalism. but the madhouse but the madhouse exposÉ, was you exposÉ, was you wrote about her as a reformer wrote about her as a reformer and a performer. and a performer. >> yes, yes. >> yes, yes. what nellie did was, she what nellie did was, she pretended to be insane. pretended to be insane. so that she so that she would get herself would get herself committed to blackwell's island committed to blackwell's island which is known as which is known as roosevelt roosevelt island, east river off of island, east river off of manhattan. manhattan. of. of. and it housed an and it housed an insane asylum a insane asylum a hospital, a prison. hospital, a prison. it was not a good place. it was not a good place. nellie wanted to investigate the nellie wanted

for more on nellie bligh, i'm joined by maureen corrigan. around the world in 72 days and other writings. so maureen, there can't be many journalists who were famous enough had their own time to inspire a board game based on their exploits based on an anthology 150 years after they were born. how is it that nellie bligh is still talked about? >> she captures our imagination. she particularly captures the imagination of young girls. every year i get letters, e-mails to my office send by young girls who are doing research projects on nellie bligh. and they write to me because i was on a documentary once talking about her. they want to know how she got to where she was. they love the idea that she was a writer, a journalist who actually like hemingway went out and went on the road and had adventures. as you know she went around the world in 72 days. on that famous journey she just carried a small carpetbag in which she fit a jar of cold cream and a change of underwear. what a woman! >> well, you know you had that same curiosity about her as do

that beautiful photo you showed, maureen dodd from "the new york times" caused it a come hither pose. won a pulitzer prize for reporting about this whole thing. >> i'm a big maureen dodd fan. sometimes i get a chuckle out of andrea passer too. i saw her as skewering the clintons for forging on with successful lives and the wake of monica has almost been forgotten for bill clinton. unless you get really nitty-gritty into the political argument. and where people really want to go low breaux in the political argument against him. but for monica, she has absolutely nothing. she was 21. she has no foundation. she had nothing else to pin on her. this was the only label people could pin on her. she hid it. when the internet went ballistic and sucked the air out of everything but monica lewinsky. and no one knew how to capitalize on that at that time. >> another world. >> the media certainly capitalized it. all these people who are complaining that monica is looking for a payday, first, why shent show get one? they grabbed her and ran with her. but she didn't know what the internet could do f

good morning maureen. >> good morning, anthony. >> maureen, if steve democker's dna is not what's underto do with the divorce, anthony. it was a pretty contentious divorce. it had only been settled for about six weeks at the time that she was murdered. so i think the cops have always said that as they looked at a very short list of suspects, the people in her world, he was really the only one they felt had a motive. >> he was the serial philanderer but that's not exactly motive. >> it's not but 17 is the number that carol counted, including the midwife that she was using while she was pregnant with her first child. so the prosecution always said it may not be the motive for murder to say that she was a serial philanderer but it certainly speaks to character. >> you can see maureen's full report "end of the trail" tonight on a special monday edition of "48 hours" at 10:00/9:00 central right here on cbs. >>> he sacrificed a limb fighting for this country, then found a new mission. >> it doesn't matter if you're in a wheelchair or missing a leg, you're free and it's an incredible feeling.

maureen kelly kron 4 news. not >> catherine: you can latest den the story at kron4 dot com also on our facebook page. >> catherine: and man suspected of brutal shooting in san francisco last november is now in custody in florida. with the help of miami police 24 year old michael breen was are arrested friday on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. last november graeme reportedly shot and killed milk we shall mourn in a parking lot in south of market never did after getting into a minor accident. killed melquisha warren... graeme is accused of opening fire on war and a passenger was killed she was a recent graduate of sacramento state university where she studied criminal justice police say graeme was will be x extradited to san francisco sound. when >> catherine: and mails body was found and mayor and a popular hiking spot has been identified as a 22 year-old concord resident his body was discovered by a hiker yesterday afternoon at the base of grizzly peak that is a hundredth put the clip on uc berkeley p

maureen, you -- it's interesting, she says she -- i had to go back and look.ty show briefly on fox. >> she hosted a dating show actually. it was mr. personality where all the guys wore a mask. but she turned down $10 million because people just wanted her to be a spectacle. how has the world changed since then? that wouldn't happen today. >> it's so fascinating when you look at modern sex scandals, like anthony weiner. they're simultaneously more chased. anthony weiner never even touched the women that he was accused of having these sexts with. >> sex scandal with no sex. >> exactly. and afterwards there is this tawdry, sort of pornographic level that these so-called mistresses who never touched him then go on to have this sort of mistress industrial complex. they make pornos and go on reality shows. with monica she did have a pub list and do ads for jennifer craig, but the actor part of it seems dignified now. >> and people don't hold it against, especially when you're in your early 20s, a sexual mistake as much as people trying to capitalize off of that. she

kron4's maureen kelly talked to the hero who says, the experience changed her life. ...alled her my miracle baby >> reporter:ear-re-ah wolnick.who you see in purple.was driving with family members to her mother's funeral in texas when >> reporter:they witnessed another car lose control and crash. >> reporter:she went to help a dying woman who had been ejected.only to find the victim was pregnant. >> reporter:pulling a baby out of a wound was not the only exterme circumstance that ear-re-ah was faced with. >> reporter:ear-re-ah says it was the knowledge earned from having four children of her own which helped her bring the baby into the world. her oldest was with her as she accepted her award. but she says the experience it's self was it's own reward >> i was devastated by the grief of losing my mother this gives you a new perspective on life. that there is life under the most oblique circumstances. bleak. although the mother died she was able to still provide life for her new baby. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: it is the viral video that safeway gets that staying on

al hunt and maureen makes a point that i'm making here. you went through it as well, mark was there, al, for those of us who went through it in the 1990s, oh, we don't want do go through it again. it was a miserable, miserable time. when this woman is attacked the way she is in the papers, i don't get it, i don't get it now. >> nobody ever accused maureen dowd of being a clinton -- >> no. >> and this is hillary clinton, so for anyone who thinks is this going to hurt her, i hope you're wrong ten times over. >> it has nothing to do with hillary. >> this is a completely messed up situation even more twisted. we'll be right back. ch money dok you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a long

. >> and in the beginning maureen dowd had sympathy and then called her things such as she was too tubby if high school to be inned "in" crowd and she won a pulitzer prize for all of this reporting on turning on the woman who allegedly could be seen as the victim. >> you could call it a war on women. >> a war on women! >> this is why it continues to get coverage. >> it was open season on monica lewinsky and the fact is people then followed the story because it had everything, sex, politics, abuse of power, lying to the granted jury, and the fact that we are now engaging in it again. but one thing people forget the public has been carpet bombed with this, and turns against the media and felt that it was bill clinton's personal life and his popularity rating stayed up. >> and hillary clinton became a senator. >> and secretary of state. >> message me on twitter and we will read some of those later. some hillary clinton allies say the press might deter her from running in 2016. >> james carville on the liberal meeting turning on president >>> were you to run for president in 2016, would you

kron4 maureen kelly talk to the city and residents who have been complaining for months. >> every singleight everyone is getting poked a by one. >> reporter: jesus zamora li complex in the monument quarter of concord the neighborhood of mostly low brick buildings has become a hot spot for big bucks test which can cause richie bites. jesus say he and his family have been dealing with the problem for months he personally has been biting multiple has been detained multiple times. bitten >> reporter: concord vice mayor said after being approached by tenants groups complaining about living in opposite homes they came up with a pilot program which makes big bucks a public nuisance and gave the police department code enforcement the job of responding to tenant complaints. >> got their attention that way and is working >> reporter: if a tenant files to complain about that but the landlord would get a notice if owners will to act and the ups are found they face a fine starting at $100 and capping at $500 per citation until the books are gone. since the six month pilot program started in march con

maureen kelly kron4 news.coming up: >> pam: should donald sterling be forced to sell the clippers? >> pam: the results of a new poll. plus. reports on what sterling might do next about this scandal. >> pam: a judge sparks outrage by sentencing an admitted rapist to probation. and making comments about the victim that are so controversial, the judge is now leaving the case altogether. >> pam: but first: how those baby gates. made may actually be putting them in danger. >> jacqueline: talking about a warming trend coming up in how long will the went last? [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app

maureen said she doesn't think the way people think has changed. they're more confident about it admitting prejudice in the new political climate. >> people are feeling more comfortable. i think people hav--i think thee feeling more comfortable talking about that. a few years ago you felt you couldn't say anything. >> maureen's husband said he doesn't mind being labeled prejudiced himself. >> in 2012, london olympics featuring many british-blacks and the numbers dropped. >> let's go back to doha. >> thank you very much, indeed. the poet activist maya angelou has died at age 86. she is known for her memoirs "i know why the caged bird sings." >> reporter: she was a literary voice for the past 50 years. she was more than a writer. she was an activist and poet. she was raised in the state of arkansas. her story is reflected in her book "i know why the caged bird sings." she grew up in segregation. she was raped at the age of eight and did not speak for five years. sha more serious calling overses she ran newspapers in egypt. she taught in ghana and she

kron4's maureen kelly talked to the woman's attorney and relatives who are coming to her defense. but the was left with red marks on his neck. and lydia says that doesn't sound like something attorneys would do. >>: she would talk to them is to give them a lesson but to what i cannot see her when doing anything other than that. she probably told a kid i don't you picking on my daughter maybe what i can see her putting her hands on him. then she says she spoke to her knees if who says she's upset with the waste is being portrayed. >>: they are making me sound and monster permit them up her attorney told me that his client adamantly denies the land has 3 in. was arrested on suspicion of entering a child with his head on a moderate seas under protective order to limit her access to the school and prevents her from contacting the event of. maureen kelly kron4 as 3 it's >>james: or you can find the latest developments on this story at kron-4 dot com. also - on our facebook page. h,z/ a man suspected of a brutal shooting in san francisco last november, is now in custody in florida. with

to bring up tyler clemente's name in all this. >> isn't maureen dowd doing the same? isn't maureen dowd using the tragedy of the last 16 years and the way monica lewinsky was dragged through the mud to pen an article that ignites controversy, so she gets a lot of people to read her article? she's doing the same thing. i think she's being completely disingenuous for writing what she wrote. it angers me when women do that. when women in power take a now if she believes that, so be it. as far as i'm concerned, monica lewinsky has a masters in psychology. she's written this article. she's facing her past and has no idea what will come from it, but i think a lot of good will. >> she's being used politically. put it up there so i can read it. "lewinsky, hillary blamed the woman." hillary clinton should have blamed her husband about that. matt drudge isn't writing that headline because he cares two bits about monica lewinsky. >> what matt drudge wants is he makes his money based on how many people click and that's what people do on his site. that's why he writes the headline

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the maureen said they are up from 200 last year. many of them were pups who sent rated from their mother early and they have been trying to survive on their own. they were sick ended by toxics algae blooms and have been trying to survive on their own. 100,000 salmon will travel into a pacific ocean. they usually want to get to the ocean and the hope is that getting them their will increase their survival rate. >> 450 is the time right now a campaign flier controversy, the defensive image they used in a fresno publication and the message he said he intended to convey. a plane nashed and walks away. that was not the first time it was his time inside the house. . >>> welcome back. it is one of the biggest prostitution busts in bay area history. they are accused of running a massive operation in the alameda courtroom to face charges. prosecutors tied them to more than a dozen frauds and suspected them of being fronts for prostitution. they spoke to the attorney of some of those suspended. >> she has a one-year-old son as well as a husba

. >> maureen dowd written -- obama does i will say it it crudely.m. >> manhood is getting out of hand. manhood, mom jeans and the way he gets off of airplanes. >> maureen, you are two years too late. this is the stuff you should have ferreted out in 2007 and 2008. it's no big deal to figure this out six years in to this mess. >> not only on the right but the left too. rick klein, jim garety and bob cusack. rick, i think the manhood stuff, i think that's mean, it's critical. i don't like that one. >> it's too much. can you climb into someone's head around that and say what it means on the world stapling. do i think there is a broader issue. you mentioned president's supporters new poll out by harvard university just this week looks at millennials people in their 20's. broad disillusionment with broad some measures more disillusionment since any time since 2011. obama era. real phenomena we see inside of the party. inside places that would be the president's base and frustrations coming forward. >> all male panel to assess the manhood issue of the adm

i think that's the closest we're ever going to get to empathy for sympathy from maureen dowd.bill clinton is untarnished. his popularity rating is an all-time high. she remains kryptonite. >> the reasons coming out for the story are good once. i hope some people pay attention to that. the idea there are people who are ashamed on the internet in this very public way and they have human reactions to them. teen suicide say terrible problem in this country. she was almost a teenager when this happened to her. and she was sparked to do this after a teen suicide. so i don't want to lose that part of the conversation. i guess i want to say for liberals who tend to defend the clintons there was some justification that there is a kind of third front in this war. you don't have to choose sides between the conservative interpretation and the liberal interpretation. you could say this is a story about a woman who did something very foolish and kind of got swept away by history. and you can also say that bill clinton did something foolish and human. we don't have to find a particular polit

maureen kelly kron4 news.night.that is steeped in local political mud-slinging. >> reporter:it's clear, compelling surveillance video.showing an east bay politician shop-lifting at neiman marcus in union square. >> reporter:in it.surveillance cameras follow state senate canidate mary hayashi around the store. >> reporter:the video was recently obtained through a freedom of information request.and hayashi's opponent.bob wieckowski has cut it down into a two minute campaign ad. this happened in 20-11. >> reporter:you'll notice the ominous music.and the text that wiekowski added to the video. once hayashi enters.holding her own neiman marcus bag.security cameras immediately start following the democrat from castro valley. good shot of her face there. >> reporter:she grabs several items.goes in a dressing room. and you can easily see security personnell tracking her every move. she then proceeds to pay for some of the clothing. >> reporter:on her way out.she stops to smell a candle. almost immediately after leavin

best as business and to that in the details of colin kapernick kron4's maureen kelly obtain the up byes from the miami police he never mentions, kapernick or part of what it. >>: she is not leaving. we asked her to leave three we told her she would not be here tonight and she says she's not leaving until she sees them. >>: and the police report the woman said she was of stress and killed by the 49ers quarterback after going to a bedroom to lie down following a session of the drinking and smoking pot. that not one tape suggests sheet the road on her own. >>: she took her clothes off and went in the bed. >>: is waiting for her boyfriend bought know he's not her boyfriend. he's someone that she wants to sleep with but he's not here. call an ant is barred prior to when because of a replay review. to the one hand and to the giants sent and running streak. sit hamas hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crys

maureen? frank?ebody help me with these groceries. ( rock music playing ) sean, turn that music down. could you help me memorize the periodic table? you always do fine. stop worrying. where's your sister? oh, not again. where did your father go?! e-line tenant said there's no hot water. uh... fixing the boiler, i think. i think he's in the shop. oh, i wish they'd buy a new boiler.

korea posted twenty seventh consecutive monthly trade surplus in april and maureen partly resulted from entrapment in most export industries. with the exception of the lcd panels key export items demonstrate strong growth even steal and petroleum products which suffered from a slump last year. deliveries of high value added vessels like the sheds help place the shipping industry at the top in terms of export growth. traditional export engine is like semiconductors and handsets also selling spanish and thanks in part the launch of samsung's new gal cs five model the nation's trade surplus stood at four and a half billion us dollars in april with alpine shaman surpassing the fifty billion dollar mark for the second time in history. last night's expert figure of fifty point three billion dollars is up nine percent from the same month last year while imports rose five percent to forty five point nine billion dollars by region exports the us rose nineteen percent in april. another sign that the usd common me is recovering at a robust pace up by seamus to asean countries and japan also gained

but i'm going to end up quoting maureen dowd of "the new york times." now, i have to confess, this for me is a new start. she said, "especially now that we have this scary world war iii vibe with the russians, we expect the president, especially one who ran as babe ruth, to hit home runs." now, as you know, he was quoted i think in manila as saying, well, he gets occasional singles. >> right. >> don't you think that standing up to putin requires babe ruth more than a guy hitting singles? isn't this really the big leagues? >> well, i think it's the big leagues. i think president obama is used to the big leagues and i think that his leadership on ukraine has been strong. the europeans now are stepping up to the plate and clearly it's going to take all of us. it's the sanctions from the united states, but it is also the sanctions -- >> i have to ask, if this has been strong -- >> yes. >> -- what would weakness look like? >> i think weakness would look like doing nothing. i think what the president has done has been strong and i think he's showing the leade

baginski. >> i made one final attempt, one final appeal to maureen baginski, and she demurred and she simply said, "call the office of general counsel," which i did. and i said, "i want to speak to the lead attorney." she'd given me the name. "i want to speak..." it was vito potenza. >> he goes to the general counsel's office with his concerns and says, "i think this program may be illegal." >> he proceeded to tell me, "you don't understand. all the lawyers have approved it. it's legal. we are under emergency, emergency conditions. extraordinary, extraordinary means are required to deal with the threat. we just need the data." and then the most chilling... i don't often have said this part of the conversation: "don't ask any more questions, mr. drake." >> if he came to me, someone who was not read into the program, right, and not a part of what we were doing, and told me that we were running amok, essentially, and violating the constitution, and it was in that time frame when there was an awful lot going on and we were all worried about the next attack, there's no doubt in my mind i w

maureen wrote this on sunday. 22 and 45 overpower 44.arly. the clintons look ready to grab it and maureen hopes she does because that's eight years of great columns for her. and maybe give him whacks over the head with it. i forgot who wrote the editorial i think yesterday it was in "the new york times," actual editorial page that said he was maddeningly bland and his foreign policy is not good enough. dr. brzezinski who has a great amount of respect for him has been critical of him, jane harman, other democrats have. what's going on? where is he? we all here from foreign policy leaders that he seems disinterested, disengaged. >> that i don't see. >> what do you see? >> i do see fatigue. with any presidency after six years, i defy you to name a presidency after six years where everybody's thrilled and titillated by what's going on. on a more serious angle, last year was a disaster. and the worst thing was the rollout of the health care plan. that was and unmitigated self-inflicted shot in the foot. there's just no question about it. you

. >> pam: kron four's maureen kelly went to ann-dree-nee's home airport in half moon bay.where friends are remembering a great pilot and a great guy. >>"and his community" >> pam: the pilots we spoke to didn't want to speh that took their friend's life.other to say it's very sad. . >> pam: san jose police are investigating the deaths of two people who were found around 3:30 this afternoon in the southern part of town. police were called to the home on norma jean way and found the bodies of two men who both died from a single gunshot each. homicide detectives are interviewing witnesses and investigating the case >> pam: we do have some information that the decedants did know each other, so, there was some sort of relationship there. they are not strangers to one another. other than that we don't have much information. our homicide investigators are in route to the scene. the scene has been frozen so we don't have many details but we don't think there is a public safety issue at this time. we feel like the people who were involved in this are inside the residence. the santa clara county

here is maureen before. all right. let's see the new you.>> mom, you ready? >> turn right around. >> wow! >> you look awesome. >> isn't that fantastic? >> look at our camera as well. thank you. >> oh, my god. >> isn't that amazing? >> like lisa rinna. >> this is a -- as you called it out, this is the perfect modern update for fine hair. what i did is i made her hair color deeper, so it helps her skin tone, the whole trick. it makes your skin look beautiful. >> chris, can you believe what you're looking at? >> that's the best she's ever looked. i mean that in a good way. >> in a good way. >> that dress is perfect. perfect for her. >> maggie london and then -- the jewelry is from kohl's, under $25. great ring. >> that is adorable. i love yellow and gray like that. >> big round of applause. wow. >> good job. >> you look great. aw. i wish my son loved me. our second lady is elizabeth, 52 from mineola, new york. she had the same look for as long as they can remember. she was thrilled for an opportunity to get a brand-new look. let's listen. >> we

and maureen writes that doctor carson is a voice of reason and a voice that helps us during a time ofion. and todd writes, do you prefer governors or senators? well, usually governors because they have the executive experience. but we have some impressive senators that have become president, like john kennedy comes to mind. and as much as i love the concept of an outsider coming to the white house, the learning curve is just as deep. that is from philip and philip, you are right about that. and marine writes what you think of financial acres is running for president and chris says the what is wrong with anyone in the u.s. who thinks they are up to that job and running for a? nothing is at all as long as the person has a lot of money and access to money. sadly it has become the mother's milk of politics. and then it says i don't care what anyone says about this doctor carson guy running for president. the way that i figure it the nation gets down in the dumps and he can issue prescriptions everyone in the country or valium and then we are all flying high and oblivious to the world. wel

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the young man's family at their home in martinez, where they remain hopeful for his full recovery. so far there is good news about the latest surgery so good so dr galvez says that everything went well? erin hall is getting the good news from his wife about his stepson.20 year jared leaf's latest surgery. this was jared's second operation since last wednesday's fire burned his san jose apartment. it's believed an unattended candle sparked that blaze. jared.who is a linebacker for the san jose state spartans.was awoken from a back bedroom and ran thru the flames to get to safety.but as a result he suffered second degree burns over 60 percent of his body. his family and friends say he's been on a ventilator and under sedation to deal with all of the pain that he's in. bite doctors normally say that with wounds like this in, it burns even once this field. jared is a double major in communications and drama.with dreams of playing professional sports, and possibly acting or being a sports broadcaster in his future. the doctors are optimistic about his recovery.and

kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the man, who describes the scary encounter.d explains why he felt compelled to intervene. the bus driver got emotional thinking about the two teens he helps get out of harm's way. newell was gonna get bit i. new that and. i knew i was probably can get--probably going to die. you can see it happening here in a distance. craig says the girl was practically paralyzed with fear. > > she kept saying its and a bite me it's gonna bite me. and i told her that dog is going to bite me before it bites you. craig put himself between the dog and the kids trying to scare. it scare > > it was snapping at me in trying to bite me. i just felt, man this is a bad situation. i just kept feeling adrenalin thinking, it's going to be me or the dog. while the dog was distracted employees at the library got the kids in the library away from the dock. after the fact craigs says he is just a few men not a hero. he would expect anybody to do the same. for his same the dog's owner told the contra costa county animal services. that the pit bull slipped off

maureen dowd wrote lewinsky's bullies were also the clinton's and their vicious attack dog who is worked woman into a scapegoat. the political tone in washington at the time. we couldn't get anyone to talk to us. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> one of the oldest skeletons unearthed in america. the skeleton is thought to belong to the first group of humans to settle in america. i have always said it, we are more connected than you think. thanks for connecting with me. for those of you in the u.s., "new day" is next. enjoy your weekend. america's newest real estate brand is all ready the brand of the year. berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. >>> there were arrests in escondido and there was also an arrest in oceanside. >> charges filed. one of the people arrested for suspected arson in the california wildfires has now been charged. the investigation, the homes lost and the fire battle, ahead. >>> so, today, by some measures, our schools are as segregated as they were when dr. king gave his final speech. >> on the 60th anniversary of brown versus board of education, first

maureen flower mound, texas, bill, almost every ethnic group face prejudice, irish need not apply signs during the early 20th century. brooklyn, new york, i agree not all whites are privileged but coming out of the womb white is advantage. african americans have had 50 years of black privilege. it's called affirmative action. airline companies have an obligation, obligation to provide crews to their flying passengers, not keep them around sitting for hours. if they can't make a flight work, don't put it on a schedule and take money on a false premise. or you can hire more crews. richard pastor, baltimore, mr. o you're such a brilliant news man why do you keep company with miller? when he comes on, i switch to cnn. so you're the one richard? trish harrington in missouri, o'reilly next time take me to hawaii, i'm funnier than miller. della davis, bill, i can't believe people are criticizing you for telling them about hawaii. i can't go but happy for those who can. >>> on tuesday in bakersfield, california, an amazing thing happened, four-year-old boy jeremy was attacked by a dog but saved

a columnist maureen dowd wrote lewinski's bullies were the clintons and vicious attack dogs working tol so coldly called her into the skapgoat. we reached out to clinton loyalists from the white house years to talk about lewinski and just about the political tone in washington at that time. we couldn't get them to speak to us. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> now with all the talk about hillary clinton possibly running for president, a heavyweight is urging caution. frederi fredericka whitfield talked with our candy crowley. >> hillary clinton is the frontrunner of potential democratic candidates for president but could they be overconfident? candy crowley is our chief political correspondent. hillary clinton, sure looks like a candidate. with her book tour, her speaking engagements and all the polls saying she would lock up the democratic nomination but one democrat that you actually had on your show today, candy, says he's a little concerned, talking about massachusetts governor duval patrick. what is he so worried about? >> it is interesting and not just his worry but asked him abou

. >> maureen has written tart stuff about politicians in general.e's been writing that stuff for some time about president obama. i think if you go back and look, she's written things like this before you know, six years, look at the way conservatives were like on president bush in the six years. spending and mad about medicare part "d" and this and that. i don't have a sense that, you know, there's a huge shift among progressives or liberals or whatever. whatever we're called. >> but obama has 2 1/2 years left. he sounded almost disillusioned or lowered expectations in that lengthy interview with david in the "new yorker." can he get it back in the second term? >> i don't think it's necessary that he does. >> are you being serious? really? >> maybe he gets the press back. the campaign is going to start in -- the presidential campaign will start in jaurnuary of 2015 probably. these things get cranked up pretty easy. you know, look, i think in his mind, his health care thing is going pretty doggone good right now. >> james carville looking like it's

maureen gap is one of dozens of residents who can only watch as lava moves in on her home. >> it's right and i just, i still think i'm going to wake up tomorrow in my bedroom and everything is going to be here. and i don't know what's going to happen when i wake up and it's not. it's going to be hard. >> once the lava reaches her home, it ignites an intense fire. when all is said and done, miraculously, no lives are lost. but the town is almost completely covered. some hawaiians like walter yamaguchi who lost his business to the lava believes this is the work of pele. >> she tried to give me long vacation. why cry? why not just smile and start over again. >> the hawaiian philosophy of the whole thing, if pale wants the house, let her take it. if she wants to come back and reclaim the land, let her have it. it's herself in the first blase and if she wants it, she'll take it. >> creates a vast sea of rolling rock right on top of the land. more than two decades after lava destroyed 100 homes, new residents have come to build on top of the rock, even though they know that kilauea's fury may

maureen flower mound, texas, bill, almost every ethnic group face prejudice, irish need not apply signs early 20th century. brooklyn, new york, i agree not all whites are privileged but coming out of the womb white is advantage. african americans have had 50 years of black privilege. it's called affirmative action. airline companies have an obligation, obligation to provide crews to their flying passengers, not keep them around sitting for hours. if they can't make a flight work, don't put it on a schedule and take money on a false premise. or you can hire more crews. richard pastor, baltimore, mr. o you're such a brilliant news man why do you keep company with miller? when he comes on, i switch to cnn. so you're the one richard? trish harrington in missouri, o'reilly next time take me to hawaii, i'm funnier than miller. della davis, bill, i can't believe people are criticizing you for telling them about hawaii. i can't go but happy for those who can. >>> on tuesday in bakersfield, california, an amazing thing happened, four-year-old boy jeremy was attacked by a dog but saved by his cat

so we have to cover the news here, maureen. and she is a big newsmaker.olcott, vermont, i'm disappointed as hell. you did such a magnificent job, o'reilly in helping get one marine released from mexico's jail. there is another in mexico right now incarcerated for making a wrong turn with guns in his car which he immediately declared. okay. what's the latest on this and i will tell you why i haven't covered it formally on the factor after that heather? >> so tam reissy, he has been in jail-time since the 31st of march. he was arrested on weapons charges. he had three weapons. two of which or they were all by the way legally owned and registered in the united states. we should mention that. in mexico, two of those weapons are considered to be illegal so they nabbed him for that we spoke with his mother today. she says that she she is not getting any contacts from the state department. they are not providing her with any information. but in a briefing earlier today, state department officials say that he has been visited in prison 11 times by counselor affai

now she wants to have a drink with maureen dowd who makes so much fun of here.. >> it's not about her, it's about him and the clinton machine which sought out initially when they didn't know which way she was going to turn, initially, you remember it as well as i did, they were trying to sideline her and dispose of her early on in the scandal. i remember it very well. >> the presidency was at stake, but i think for her -- >> and hillary's future was at stake as well. i think they were thinking that far ahead. >> i think republicans can go overboard in relitigating this, it's price into the hillary stock. in raising her head, she's exposed herself to more media ridicule. my twitter feed is ex ploting. she's going to learn what it's like in the age of social media. >> the person you ridiculed is not the 21 to 22-year-old intern and the ridiculing of her, that's really old news, and for, you know, all the men watching this, i just think, look, the fact is this occurred. she said it was consensual but power differentials in the workplace, feminists used to believe t

. >> maureen dowd, "new york times" columnist, wrote last week, her bullies were also the clintons anddogs who worked so hard to turn that, quote, woman, as bill called her, into the scapegoat. we called a lot of those former clinton officials to see if they would talk and a lot of them don't want to talk. they flat out told me, i just don't want to talk now. it's interesting. >> thanks, brian, for that. you're working the story. >>> politics with a western twist. a cowboy, a biker, two other guys. they all want to be the governor of idaho. you're going to want to see what this debate resulted in. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... th

maureen dowd is unloading on lewinsky, writing, quote, monica is in danger of exploiting her exploitationpost" writes monica lewinsky should shut up and go away. "outfront" tonight, radio host stephanie miller, john avlon and daily beast editor at large lloyd grove who covered the lewinsky scandal. all right. thanks to all of you for being with us. stephanie, the lewinsky bashing is coming from, well, i mean what we just quoted, female columnists. why are they treating her like the villain? >> i know. there is nowhere you can go with this story when you say why did she open her mouth again there is nothing you can say that doesn't sound dirty. and she has become this natural punch line. but i think the most important thing she said, erin, is this was a consensual adult thing. sorry, rand paul, and she says i regret it. i made a mistake. i think the stretch she made was in comparing to it tyler clemente who didn't do anything wrong. all he did is be gay and get taped without his consent. i understand her humiliation and her pain, but she did admit she did something wrong. she knew she was

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