parts. >> oh, my god. >> maury: today on "maury."is ready to marry darin, but she's afraid he's having a secret affair with her 5-month-pregnant little sister. one hidden camera.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> maury: today on "maury." >> let me go for a change. >> maury dna drama comes out like never before. cory was told by his does sit in real father of his baby with sheila is cory's own brother. >> he dated --

all new "maury."in has doubts that he's the father of this brother and sister for 29 years. 29 years! >> this is lucifer. get a good look because that is the devil. >> maury: do you love him? >> do i love him? i don't know. >> maury:

this is from the maury povich show. they gave an on-air paternity test.an named michael was expected to be the father of his ex girlfriend's mimi's twin girls. >> i bumped into her in the club one night. she tried to tell me i'm the father of her twin kids. i was like, what? you're crazy. i never see those girls. i did see pictures, maybe one of the twins looked like me. but that's just what people say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which one of the identical twins do you think looked like him? the one on the left or -- michael wasn't the father of either twin. but fear not, maury will find the man, and he will not rest until he does it. donald trump is being honored next month. the sarasota republican party has announced plans to announce donald trump statesman of the year. if there's one word to call donald trump, it it would be statesman-like. the chairman of the republican party in sarasota called donald trump a wise, respectful leader. trump is scheduled to accept the award on august 26th with dinner at the ritz-carlton. for $1,000 a head, guests can meet h

i think the media has been a lot maury responsible than people are -- more responsible than people give them credit for. we have seen abc news and the washington post who came out with this story. they tried to walk it back and say the administration and the campaign is taking it out of context. the media can't force the obama team -- >> they don't have to report on it like they do. to report that the boston globe is reporting means you didn't look into the story. you are just reporting what another reporter did. if that reporter gets it wrong, we are in trouble. >> and the national journal, i believe it was, said the facts are getting muddied, and the fact these charges keep flying back and forth and pretty soon the truth is completely obscured. >>> up next on fox news watch, obama's tax cut plan, something real or a campaign ploy? >> i want to hold taxes steady for 98% of americans. >> mr. obama pushing for congress to extend middle class tax cuts hoping to build positive traction in this re-election campaign. is this a real pitch or another shiny object to distract american voters an

this august over a cup of coffee could a remakes of yours jokes about being unemployed grit and the maury don't take it seriously been able to joke about things, and for certain things that are meaningful nothing about it if it's on each other. >>> having a satellite was that? >>> a satellite figured is somebody who is always there in your life we can always count on. it might be a family member or relative or friend who is the person that will take a call anytime you call them and make use of that extreme talk to them in the open with them and let them know it's going on. the more you do with the better. >>> were going to remind you that the book is called succeeding when you're supposed to failed promises everything is gone as the for you out to kick in and the motivation factor but there's another practical things in here. we're leaving out with a jazz vocalist performs in the upcoming san jose jazz festival august 12th and the sentences could jazz festival october 20th. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> maury, you're home early. >> this place is a wreck, who are these girls. >> they're hookers so it's >> what the hell is this? >> where are my manners? laurie, this is angelique, heavenly, sharine and soefbian blank. somewhere out there i r four terrible fathers i wish i could thank for this great night. (applause). >> jon: please welcome seth mcfarlane. (cheers and applause) is this for me? >> yeah, this is for you. >> jon: i'm delighted. i can't believe you brought the actor from the movie. (laughter) >> it is a gift from me to you, my friend. >> jon: what is this... now i have children. you may... please. take your seat. i have children of the age of seven and six. >> uh-huh. >> jon: is there anything that this says that is in any way appropriate for them? >> um... it says about a dozen phrases and maybe, like, three of them are okay for your kids. (laughter) >> jon: all right, so any (bleep) related... >> hey, johnny, how about a beer, huh? >> jon: that's fine. just when daddy gets home. same thing. >> (laughs) come here you bastard. >> jon: o.k., come here you bastard might not

it's a rumor. >> steve: this is what you've heard. >> jimmy: yeah, he's go on "maury" and explain whichter ] i don't know what to make of this. it's a weird story. a company in new zealand is introducing a "lord of the rings" themed plane to coincide with the release of "the hobbit." [ cheers ] yeah, it belongs to that new airline -- definitely a virgin airlines. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ in nerdy voice ] >> jimmy: "i'm allergic to peanuts. i'm allergic to pretzels, too, actually." [ laughter ] "anything in a small bag. and water, too. i can't have water. do you have any astronaut ice cream? that's the only thing i can eat." [ laughter ] do you remember that astronaut ice cream kid that would show up in school with it? like, "this is what the astronauts eat." like, i don't think so. [ laughter ] this is interesting, you guys. a new study found that women's iqs are higher than men's for the first time in 100 years. [ cheers and applause ] [ men boo ] they would have found it earlier, but the researchers were all men. [ laughter ] hey, you guys hear about this? this is a crazy story. la

all new "maury." nikki's furious at ramelle and his new fiance. they both deny he's the father.r is here for support and threatening to use her cane for a weapon.

. >> reporter: as he walked on court, andy maury knew too well the hopes of a nation rested on his broad shoulders. imagine this not since 1936 has a british man won the singles title at wimbledon. britains have known nothing but double faults and disappointments. in murray's hometown in scotland the champagne was on ice. fans had camped overnight to be sure of a space in front of wimbledon's big screen. >> he is going to win. he's got to. >> reporter: the eyes of a nation turned to center court. the duchess of cambridge watched from the royal box with sister, pippa. william had to work. muir lay took -- murray took the first set. victory seemed possible. then the rain came and the players left the court while the roof was closed. for some reason murray's game took a dive. he stumbled. he slipped. federer proved unbeatable. this is his seventh wimbledon win, a record he now shares with pete sampress. his young daughters shared his moment. >> i couldn't be more happy so it feels great being back here as the winner. >> reporter: murray struggles with the bitter disappointment of his loss.

don't get too excited obama still has to win over judge judy and maury. heard that e! news is sending kim kardashian's step dad bruce jenner to cover the olympics. of course there's already a bit of controversy after it was revealed that part of his face was actually made in china. so we have to really -- i don't want any of that funmi business. >> and tonight jimmy welcomes actor jeff daniels. "today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager and animal expert late night with jimmy fallon weekends at 12:35 local time on your nbc station. time now for some entertainment news. russell brand is apparently following the lead of his ex, and dating again. new york's daily news reports brand is seeing talent agent isabella brewster, younger sister of actress georgiana brewster. >> know who that is? >> i was supposed to. yes, tom cruise arrived in new york to visit with suri. but today, tom and katie, the split news we're going to tell you about is about kate hudson. hmm. tmz reports she unwittingly walked by the hotel that cruise is staying in and she was sud

there is a link on our web site and i can see it coming soon.jf kitty paternity testing on the next mauryored change to upcoming apple devices might cause disruption but invest=/%ors are punishing technology companies. >> there is a lot of blood on the floor now. zynga plunging 36% this week and one analyst said he was embarrassed but the outlook. facebook started to go down hill and plunged after a reportñr showingç desell raigsn users. the social network ending the network down 18%, then, net flix plummeting 28% after warning it might not add as many new subscribers and apple closed the week down after the one bright spot was amazon. it gained almost 8% today and apple'sÑi latest acquisition is a clear signal it wants businesses to buy iphones and ip yadzd8. there is a firm known for fingerprint technology. apple has been trying to showñrú businesses they're save from viruses and other threats z digital is proving to be a boost for the financial times. the paper saysokfá it's digital subscribers outnumber print subscribers for vz first time. content behind pay walls to internet compani

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some days i come home that maury povich comes out of the closet with new dna results.hard to threaten to turn the car around when you're still facing the house. i told them we were taking them to a boarding school. 13-hour drive, not one time did i hear "are we there yet"? my daughter didn't think that was funny. i asked her what she wanted for her birthday this year she said "how about a step dad"? ask your mother. >> all right! >> brad, very nice. we'll see how you fare with the ladies. first, let's bring in marie. >> hi, marie. >> so now you don't even know who we are because you don't get up before like noon. >> i don't. i don't have a job so i get up at like 2 on like an early day, maybe 2:30 if i'm feeling comfortable. >> are you feeling comfortable right now. >> well, hi to get up at like 5 to be here. >> take it away. ament on the clock. >> i've never been on national tv before and i wanted to impress everybody. tom cruise might be watching this. hey, tom. so i got this dress, i wore this dress for you guys today. it's dry clean only so you know what that means

christine s of south san francisco, jill e of campbell and maury m of san jose.you can make a difference like us at facebook.com/abc7news and a dollar will be donated to the sleep train dream campaign. >>> right now what is trending on twitter in san diego: [ unintelligible ] >>> let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america" in 15 minutes. >> reporter: good friday morning. it is now the final countdown to the opening ceremonies at the olympic games. we have the latest on what to expect from tonight's big event. plus, the rivalry between swim chap s -- champs who do you think is going to take gold? straight ahead on "good morning america." . >>> we have a new update from "good morning america" host robin robert this morning. robin plans to take medical leave now around the end of august for her bone marrow transplant. she is nouned last month she has a blood and bone marrow disease that after beating breast cancer five years ago. robin says friends will be subbing for her during her absence. they include barbara walters, diane saw

. >> no, you know what he should do -- >> maury povich. >> larry king, and i will tell you why. >> anneing doesn't do research. the whole thing he will think she talking to john tutoro. >> and then he will try to sell him breath mints. >> i say ellen. >> ellen would be good. what did dick shap. >> ri p. >> oh i didn't know that. >> well we are moving on now. way to kill that. >> i didn't know. >> bill, huma is a muslim name meaning bird or phoenix. >> i am taking bird. >> it wasn't a contest. >> i choose bird. >> it can mean either one. hillary is booed in egypt. you refer to egypt as an island. it is not an island. it is bordered by the red sea and mediterranean, but it is bordered by israel, sudan and the gaza strip which is where the casinos are. >> who would want to swim in a red sea? >> you never know. also it is a trans continental country, greg. one of six contiguous trans continental countries in the world. ambassador, can you name the other five? you are on the clock. can we put up a clock? >> does australia count? >> no. >> indonesia? >> no. >> turkey. >> yes. >> russia. >> ke

what mitt romney will do to increase prosperity and reduce poverty is give maury responsibility to the -- more responsibility to the american people and not have big brother say, hey, let me take care of you if you give me your vote. that has been the basis of obama's administration. when you have the department of agriculture running radio ads about food stamps and the secretary of agriculture saying food stamps add to our economy and mitt romney doesn't have anywhere on his website saying bane capital is a part of my resume that will make me a better president, then obama has on his website about what he will do and his policy. >> he has very little information on his website about what he will do. but we do know that he would basically put back into place the policies that destroy the economy to begin with. but he refuses to run on his record as governor of massachusetts because, guess what, he can't. it is not a good record. he took the state backward on his unemployment. >> he runs on his health care plan that introduced a mandate to begin with. he said vote for me because i was a

and one was from maury corrigan who beli ill orwn d wkpr oua e"ch ins that i hadn't quite appreciated. it's wonderful to read things about your own work that ha't occurred to you andhink,h, bue f t oaru tho eworw and, um, and i didn't like negative reviews. so i stopped reading them, and the deal is my closest iend anf e' sto a bkevr. in snout cashin i rtarel o positive, she will tell me about it. and that's, that's how it goes. so i have not read any o the h iatetuibookll >>stne >>t:ther r - ream, ,nehe in fact, there was a lot of speculation on the blogosphere that it was a mystery novelist, janet e van slip, whose work i buomi'ev man is kainrlonrg. odten, ken >> caller: good afternoon. i just wanted to, first, thank anna quindlen. i always used to, used to be th fico iouldokin e pr,m i lyss an yoob hom sort of influence in my decision to go into social polic work. so thank you very much. th o ewant to ask, um, what you ccrs "nerk "tewk times"es today about the presidential election what you'd write. >> gst: well, the second part of that is an intereing tiecse itsn e wo lik t. ane r

bay bridge toll beyond the end of the parking lot slow in the fremont southbound 880 heavy towards maurycaltrain delays this morning in the southbound direction now up to 20 minutes. >>> very overcast this morning. >>> good morning. sunshine in the east bay clouds around the bay temperatures in the 50s, mist and drizzle at the coast more sunshine towards noon. then a warm-up into the low to mid 90s inland. mid 80s in the santa clara valley. the real heat comes tomorrow and wednesday inland. >>> the news contin ♪ i've been waiting ♪ for you to call me baby >>> we're just moments away. we want everyone to stick around. "good afternoon america" coming up in just a few hours. we'll show you the set in a couple of minutes. josh and lara, our tour guides. >>> and we have two big tv stars in our midst. kristen johnston. the hilarious new role and a new memoir. >> and man whispering into her ears. he's coming back to tv, helping solve mysteries in a very new story. >> she didn't hurt you, did she? will have -- lovely having you both here. >>> right now, miranda kerr. she's kicked up a real storm

. >> i was quoting maury matlin, by the w mary matalin who i interviewed last week. >> it is a politicalblicans are saying it is a problem. actually fellow republicans are saying it is a distraction. here is bill kristol, george will, and matthew dowd all in a row -- >> i wouldn't hire any one of those guy. >> i'm not asking you that. >> they are all good friends but they know nothing about running a campaign. >> all right. all right. let's -- let them speak and then we will talk on the other side. >> tax returns tomorrow, you have to release six, eight, ten years. >> the cost of not releasing the returns are clear. therefore, he must have calculated that there are higher costs in relation. >> there's obviously something there because if there was nothing there, he would say have at it. there's obviously something there that compromises what he said in the past about something. >> may not hire them but isn't that problematic, that last line? yeah, there's something there. if that's left in the minds of voters the american public, that's a huge problem. right? >> you know, these are six-i

and one was from maury corrigan who i believe is still at georgetown and does work for npr about "blck an b w w o , h rw atnee bupor wth iad q prte wrfo in ouur o work that hadn't occurred to you and think, oh, my goodness, that's true. but the rest of them often teed more often evme anre tok sostd rng them, and the deal is my closest friend happens to be a book reviewer. and so if there's e that she inks i shouldnow a use kst iclylir tishlllab ts,at'sowt goes. so i have not read any of the reviews of this book at all. >> host: is that janet or susan? h iateana g: ye jt'r ale. f t w lf uln heblph atwa erost, janet e van slip, whose work i find be infinitely entertaining but whom ve never met and is not my fie. osexllesm rein, vin cr:d rn juanto t,an i ys used to, used to be the first column i would look at in the pape andmre m u"tewk s. d,umu abade rtinncin isn sonk you very much. um, i want to ask, um, what you think of, um, your female successors "the new rk mes"edag also, u a cmno w f he yesto t pdel ti y we. >> guest: well, the second part of that is an interesting question because

a asheeoo ey aays, you know, first of all, maury is o there with kin,ther hnt booksor ts a" "catcherye," just books that rattle you. books are supposed to rattle you. loturac trlsedtokeou din -- dl whkfftlom this? why am i feeng threatened by this? i think good books frequently make you feel treated, and peat's tt'weow a reer w ohoe fullton's sheen whose show was popular or the day christ died, a dmatized account of the road wair bndwh, u time when books were just dirty, were universally found betwee mas, how-toesn how to have any kind of a sex life. that was born out of the water in e early19wiheoy shaassid ly sioe. os alfrxa robert, good afternoon to you. >> caller: yes. >> host: go ahead with your question. >> caller: thank you very much. i have two quick questions, and they areilicy whe mth grant, there it was a comedy. thsa s ah goeshin, maea e o w v mi,er artistic and very intelligent and very strong nded i guess you could say, and everybody loved them. rty dtor e t t s. y dtsoin s f fleve -- female movement take off at that time >> guest: actually. that's anntereing historical

maury perry has a great idea. tie the minimum wage increase to congressional raises.es a raise everybody else gets a raise. good plan. kirk raises a good question. why do progressives use the word "conservative"? what is the opposite of progressive? regressive. that's what we should use. over and over again. not a bad plan. we talked about tiger woods yesterday. and bill says hey bill, you may want -- he should donate his entire winnings, $1.17 million to his foundation. well good for tiger. he did a good thing and i salute him for it. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ laughter ] >> bill: pile up your trash and cake it down to the kkk highway. >> they may have swayed me with that one. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: hello everybody. good morning. good tuesday morning. it is tuesday july 3rd. so good to see you today. welcome to the "full court press" here on current tv. bringing you all of the big stories of the day from our nation's capital. around the country and around the globe. we'll not only tell you what's going on, we'll get you involved in the conversatio

maury harrison at ubs saying "european and domestic public policy uncertainties suggest that near term to the downside." jpmorgan "the real news is a convincing downshift in core retail sales through june, coming at a time when sharply lower gasoline prices had been expected to boost spending." it took more off of the third quarter dropping it by a half a point to just 1.5%. macro advisers taking 0. 3 and put third quarter growth at 1%. stephen stanley who is bearish, "the with the election looming on a broad away of fundamental questions regarding the fiscal and regulatory environment for the next four years up in the air, i expect businesses and to a lesser extend households to behave extremely cautiously over the next three months." stanley has a 0.7% number on second quarter growth. a rebound in housing could push growth above 2%, according to naroff. hfe could pick up steam in the third quarter to 2.5% but right now the number two in front of a growth forecast is a rare commodity indeed suggesting a downshift in the economy that could prompt additional fed action. thank you. >> la

southbound 880, through fremont we have an accident at maury, four cars involved. san mateo bridge, a live look, the traffic moves smoothly westbound away from us. there is slowing along the span typical because of the volume and slowing on 101. >> thank you. for the latest check us out on nbc bay area facebook. i'm a native californian. times are tough. our state's going through a tough time. but we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last year. and, together, we can keep this... we're committed. ...the great state of california. committed to california. ♪ fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has t