>> no. >> miller: no? >> no kids. >> miller: just trying, trying to make ends meet? trying to find me another job. i apologize, i mean, you guys already had me. spooked me, though. i'm sorry. >> miller: we had to jump on you pretty quick 'cause we didn't want you swallowing this. >> you guys, i didn't know if you guys were some base heads or what. i ain't even gonna lie. i was ready to turn around and just get to swinging. i'm sorry. >> miller: ah, that's cool. >> i'm glad i didn't swing, you know? >> friedman: you staying somewhere? >> no. i don't got no place to go right now. >> friedman: so you don't, you're on the street? >> i mean, i do, i mean, i live with my mom, but i'm 33, you know what i'm saying? for the past year and a half, i was staying with this dude up until two days ago. >> friedman: so you've been staying with this guy up till two days ago but you can stay with your mom if you want to? >> yeah, i'm going, going home to my mom when you guys let me go home. i'm gonna go home and... going to sit my ass at my mom's house. >> friedman: okay, but you've g

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he hired singers and did jingles. ♪ "the stephanie miller show," sexy liberal stephanie miller, chrisller ♪ >> i feel like i'm back in the '60s. >> stephanie: exactly. all right. speaking of theme songs, "the stephanie miller show" wishes to apologize to bewitched fans everywhere and also to any relatives of erin neville who is not dead. >> told you. >> stephanie: we mentioned yesterday that erin neville called and wants his mole back and then someone said he would not need it anymore. >> i did that. >> stephanie: he's very much alive, chris. >> sorry. i apologize to the entire neville family. >> stephanie: he's still in need of his mole and snowden cannot have it. >> there is a mill in our organization. >> stephanie: we apologize. chris, we've got quite a bit of bewitched mail. [ explosion ] more important than the fourth amendment or nsa spying that we screwed up on bewitched. chris, bewitched my head is exploding. [ explosion ] you and chris need to turn in your bewitched badges. >> i don't think i have a bewitched badge. >> samantha's evil twin was serena who was played by elizabe

even -- >> stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."ow about serious issues. she would like to see the wax vac guy. the earwax guy in the commercial. on current television network to be added in. do you have -- this is cody the dog. my new obsession. cody the dog that screams like a human. battling dana loesch. [ screaming ] [ ♪ banjo ♪ ] >> wax vac just makes sense. >> stephanie: okay. let's move on. in minnesota? >> caller: kind of close on this stephanie. >> stephanie: how do you say it? >> caller: it is booshy. the only reason i'm calling you is because i like your show and i listen to it. sometimes we don't provide information that's necessary for your viewers. also the right-wingers that call you. that is what happened on april 15th 2013? the boston marathon bombing. that's why the fbi is collecting data for information. but greenwald and all of these people and the people that they put out in the corporate world they're going to forget that and keep pounding. they're collecting your data. there is a reason why they did that. the

miller show".r toll free from anywhere. tony in l.a. hello, toni. >> caller: hey, stephanie, how are you? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: i was going to say john mccain needs to sit down and -- he gets on my nerves. but i mainly called you to talk about how naive i think a lot of people are being about this whole nsa thing. come on. i mean the counter intelligence program of the '60s. why america is once again having a black experience. >> stephanie: i think it's more technology than anything. that's one of the things they were talking about in the last few years. it has gotten more high tech is what's happened. >> right now, i could get on google if i had your address and see -- went to the bathroom this morning in your yard. anybody can do that. so my whole thing is you just gotta live your life. like they said in the movie we can't handle the truth. we don't know a lot of things. and i don't want to know. so, you know, i think move on. and you can't have everything both ways. you just c

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it is the "stephanie miller show."gs of music, our computer is still being pesky. >> you know i can't do that. >> stephanie: it's the nsa. >> there it started. >> there we go. >> stephanie: you know the most important thing in comedy. >> errrrrr -- timing! timing. >> stephanie: thank you. it's too late. >> without your space helmet you are going to find that rather difficult. ♪ ♪ ♪ meet the steph stones they are the sexy liberal family from the town of burbank, it's the greatest show in history ♪ ♪ let's fly through the courtesy of some box wine ♪ ♪ the most important time ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you, rocky mountain mike. >> i think i would have rather heard that than silence. ♪ silence ♪ >> stephanie: yeah jim, in case you hadn't noticed. ed snowden has given another interview to say he doesn't want to be the focus of the story. >> maybe you shouldn't have inserted yourself into the story. >> stephanie: perhaps. also nick-nay with the hacker-a. >> the chinese make a lot of our computer chips. >> stephanie:

it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show.. >> stephanie: yeah come on. >> let me lay this out for you. why does he have to be a hero or traitor? why can't we find somewhere in the middle and say let's give this some time to play out. there is some stuff we're starting to hear. he has been talking to glen greenwald since february but only worked for booz alan for three months. there is like a half a million people who has the highest security clearance in the country. i'm not entirely sure -- i just have a lot of questions. >> stephanie: "the daily beast" agree agrees agrees agrees with you. >> i just think there is a lot of information we need to sift through. >> stephanie: all right. here she is jacki schechner. >> plan b will soon be available over the counter without a prescription and without age limits to all women. the obama administration has decided to stop fighting the judge's order. the justice department ran the risk of losing the appeal and then having to escalate the political issue all the way to the supreme cou

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"stephanie miller show."six minutes after the hour. what a day, we have comedian, margaret cho on, and jim, guess what else, hot brie melissa fitzgerald. she has some great stories on james [ inaudible ]. he is exactly my age. >> yeah he looks 51 ten years ago. >> yeah, loved him. loved the sopranos. >> i never really watched them. >> stephanie: really? we had a whole thing around. >> remember when we were working at the disney studios, and james scalafini walked right by us? >> stephanie: no. >> really? you were drunk >> stephanie: i would have been scared. oh, paula dean paula dean. she had some thoughts, jim -- thank you, travis -- she had some thoughts about -- oh heaven, certain racial -- >> people of a certain decent from a certain continent. >> stephanie: yeah bad black guys. >> right. and she decides which are the bad ones. >> i heard that a lot when i lived in the south. >> stephanie: really? >> yes. >> i was told there is a difference between black people and n word. >> stephanie: oh, good. just in

get ready for -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."ust in. >> anonymous seems to have leaked a treasure trove of classified documents. including attempts to control the internet. gismo.com says it was released with typical anonymous bluster. >> stephanie: jim just said well that's a good leak. this is what is hard jim, is you get into these areas like good leaks or bad leaks. james clapper, director of national -- [ applause ] >> stephanie: you cannot clapper him on or off. >> shoot. >> stephanie: the unauthorized disclosure of a top secret u.s. court document threats long lasting harm to our ability to respond to the threats to our nation. which was echoed by senators on both sides of the aisle. we sure didn't like it when they leaked valley plains name. and then bradley manning -- and then you are like are those good leaks. >> that was a lot of stuff that put a lot of people in danger. >> such as? >> well -- >> yeah, you don't know. >> stephanie: but you can't just go that's okay. >> there's no such thing as a surgical leak. >> steph

lora in l.a., you're on "the stephanie miller show."ng the point, you guys. this whole nsa subcontracting thing is a big boondoggle. they're just taking money and moving it. >> stephanie: what do you mean? >> caller: well, it costs us billions and what are we getting for it? what do we really know? these guys don't have any loyalty to the government. they only have loyalty to an employer. >> stephanie: right. we've said that repeatedly on the show, laura. we think the private contracting thing is a large -- >> that's what they should investigate. really get rid of all of the subcontracting. >> stephanie: laura when they say -- because people have said that's because that's where the technology is. okay. maybe it is time to rethink things as a government. why do we not have money to build infrastructure or technology or whatever. so we're going to subcontract out our national security? >> caller: it's crazy. plus, i love you guys. >> stephanie: i love you back. thank you. the president talking about the nsa. >> obama: i'm not sure if you

shelby miller, the right-hander, is getting set to go.the fourth best. >> tim: he's working on the two-seam fastball in the double play situation. a lot has been said, joe, about how shelby miller should have an economy of his pitches that is not a problem. so says shelby. i think those that talk about that should drop the subject and we'll talk more about it over the next nine innings. >> joe: right now the starting lineup for the rangers brought to you by taco bell, sometimes you got to live mas. ian kinsler at second, elvis andrus, nelson cruz, adrian beltre, mitch moreland, david murphy, leonys martin, and the rookie will make the start tonight. what that does is push nick tepesch to tomorrow night. just over an hour for the delay, about an hour and five or six minutes so these players starting a little bit over 7:00. this is when their body clock is ready to go anyway. and we're under way. kinsler and then nelson cruz for the rangers. that is ripped foul. >> tim: speaking of body clocks, it's hard to believe that ian kinsler is 31 ye

it's the "stephanie miller show." uygur: i think the number one thing viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. i think the audience gets that i actually mean it. michael shure: this show is about being up to date so a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. joy behar: you can say anything here. jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. ♪ ♪ everything little thing -- >> announcer: stephfy -- ♪ does is magic, everything thing she does just turns me on ♪ >> oh, the dancing in that video was just hilarious. >> yeah, it was awful. >> that they started out as a punk band is amazing. >> really? >>

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and then there's this one as well from bode miller to you.s, if i'm found to be the father of your kid, i'll deal with it. until then, don't communicate with me. and then from you, please take the paternity test i set up in a couple of weeks. the faster we get that dealt with the faster we can sign your rights away. did you discuss a lot of this with bode miller in terms of being a father or giving up parental rights or just the option to actually leave the state of california? or does it really just come down to these texts? >> he never actually wanted very much to do with my son, and he initially asked if he could sign over his rights and he would pay off his child support in a lump sum and sign over his rights to california. i said that california would never agree to it, and they don't. the issue came down to him just not wanting to be there. after all the attempts i had given him, my only option was to quit working 72 hours a week at a very dangerous job where i had almost lost my life a few months prior to make the best life for my chil

dennis miller, everybody. d-man would like you to know that he will be appearing solo rockford, illinois october 4th. check that out on dennis miller radio.com. also the last three bolder fresher shows of the year have been announced. we will see you in nashville, tennessee october 11th. more ran theater in jacksonville, florida october 12th. and in vegas at caesar's palace on november 15th. bill o'reilly.com has all the details. in a moment, some big time hollywood stars want to do away with nuclear weapons. juliet huddy will tell us all about that when we come right back. >> back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? we begin with a bunch of celebrities protesting against nuclear weapons. >> a world without nuclear weapons. >> a world without nuclear weapons. >> this matters to people everywhere. >> some argue that the spread of these weapons cannot be stopped, cannot be checked. deadly adversary. >> for if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable. >> then in some way we are admit

miller was my father.aigned for kennedy and always told us he was there that night, but we had no visual proof. until we searched the cbs news archives earlier this year. >> reporter: was he fully conscious, doctor? >> no. >> reporter: kennedy's friend paul schrade was also shot. >> there's still a dent there. the bullet went into the first layer of skull and out. >> you're lucky. >> very lucky. if i had been an inch taller, it really would have got me. >> reporter: dr. marvin ersher saw schrade bleeding on the floor. you check him, you saw another doctor there? >> right. >> reporter: who was that doctor, do you know? >> i don't know. >> reporter: it's just that chaotic. >> right. >> reporter: this is what we found in the cbs news archives. >> how many others were hit, doctor? >> i know of two others. paul schrade had a deep laceration of the forehead. >> i never knew. >> reporter: to see this and how he knew your name . >> well, this is a real surprise for me. how can i express my gratitude for that excep

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enter far right, joe miller.ber miller as one of the chief symbols of the tea party in 2010. he pulled off one of the biggest shockers in the year. he put at risk for the party what should have an a totally safe seat. he won as a write-in candidate. so it department end up you the hurting them. politico reported milter has filed papers with the federal election commission stating his intent to run for senate again this time for begich's seat next year. there's still a chance a more electable candidate like meade treadwill will get in the race. treadwill said miller would be the best gift mark begich could have gotten. whatever happens in alaska joe miller represents a larger threat for a republican party struggling to recruit main stream swing candidates. joe kraushaar wrote. it's awfully telling that the republican senate candidates have already lined up in many of the deeply conservative states. you see republicans badly wanted to run for the senate because they see him as electable. saying i'm not in a hurry t

we have miller and budweiser. all kinds of beer. next time you are over, i'm going to take you where you can have nice, warm, what you would call flat beer as well. >> that sounds appealing. steve, have a great weekend. we appreciate it. >>> after 30 years of marriage. president vladimir putin is back on the market. putin and his wife announced they are getting divorced. mrs. putin was rarely seen in public during his tenure in politics. she doesn't really like to travel. now that putin is available, we got to thinking about helping him find a special person or getting back out there. remember, not only is he a man of many hobbies including judo and fishing and he loves to go shirtless, he thinks at his age he has a bit of a body. i don't know what his deal is. we know from "morning joe" and the "today" show that martha stewart is dating. maybe get them together for a date. where should he take the domestic diva on the first date? tweet us the most creative ideas using #waytoodating. >>> game one of the nba finals came down to lebro

miller? help me out here. >> sir, opm did create a position designation tool that was focused on suitability and determining what type level investigation is required for the position the individual they're asking for. >> mr. wilson, the department of defense, is there a guidance a standard, the key focus is on -- >> the key focus is on what level of access is required to perform the duties associated with the job and that depends on what the duties are, and for industry it is very carefully and closely scrutinizeed by defense security service when they do their inspection office contractor facilities. within dod, it is going to depend on what level of access is determined to be required to perform the duties. >> isn't that some of the guidance? so we have classifications of different secrecy levels and if your job description says you need x classification, is that a guidance? >> guidance does not exist is what i'm telling you, for government-wide determination whether or not a civilian posi

miller is next. ... us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight our pal dennis romping around england this week. because of that, we put together a best of miller segment for you and we begin with his take on white house spokesman jay carney. >> so i pretty much don't have anything to do in this segment. i'm going to go out and get a dr. pepper if you don't mind. and then you just, you know, kind of begin with jay carney and just go. >> well, they are going it audit dr. pepper because they don't think he wants obama care so they are going to go after him. you know, billy, somehow later this week sandra fluke manages so get knocked up i'm never going to quit laughing. this is absolutely rich. yippee yi mrs. fuddrucker, looks like we have got a convoy ♪ convoy. >> did you see holder today, is he shakier than a jack hammer operator playing django on lunch break. >> what about jay carney he has a worse bluff than marty holding pocket full of ace. >> public policy polling, ppp. and i'm going to r

miller miller. the testimony goes like this. the problem is that patrick mcfarland's office has encounteredoig oversight are presented. the follow-up on that question, this to be an dollar fund, somebody is made a call that none of that money can be used for things like annual financial audits, or any basic oversight. who made that call? >> i cannot answer that. >> i can speak to that. this has been the most frustrating and that has happened regarding the fund for us. it is literally taken it out of the picture. for expenses. what we've tried to do is stay tuned into what is going on. we want to be in debt in all of these things. we have not been able to simply becauseit was decided in the general counsel's office, and supported by the director of opm that we do not fix into the category that would allow us to have funds from the revolving fund. i --has transpired him if we feel just the opposite. may,has transpired, if i may, in order to try and remedy the situation, i suggested a couple of years ago that the suspension that ma

john miller, stay with us because we have more on this story. but also, actually, more breaking news on this show. i want to show you a photo of a body bag on campus with the gunman tonight, apparently. this a new photo we're just getting. when we come back, i will talk to the student who took this picture. we'll also talk to john about some of the other big stories today. the u.s. surveillance program. we'll talk to glenn greenwald as well, ari fleisher, and more to cover. we'll be right back. th tylenol and bayer advanced aspirin are proven to be effective pain relievers. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain. bayer advanced aspirin blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer advanced aspirin. i am an american i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my daughter. a little something for my

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miller on deck. spying, muslims objecting to bikinies and miller monday when we come back.veling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today. avo: whatever you're looking for, expedia has more ways to help you find yours. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, miller time. the sage of southern california is a very busy schedule this week so we are coming to him early on monday. he joins us now from santa barbara. now, if anyone is going to read your emails, miller, they are going to get a massive headache, you know that correct? >> yeah. yeah. billy, this -- i didn't think much of it at first, but now code name falcon and the snowden is heating up, my friend. but, listen, i am enough of a patriot to sit here every week and tell president obama that i think he really stinks at the job on national television. i don't go behind the scenes and chitchat on phones or send emails. i'm right here, mr. president. i respect you enough to tell you i think you are really crappy at this. on t

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miller were talking about how to roll it out. we -- we don't know that it was going to take place at that moment in that way. but given that the i.g. report benefits to come out, they basically had a choice, you know, try to roll it out in the ultimately awkward way that they did or wait the federal i.g. report to come down. they chose the former. i doubt they could have foreseen the blowup. >> here's one they missed. in hatching their plot as to how to unroll it tooften the blow blow -- or miss lerper could have done the right thing and simply fixed it then. >> well. >> i mean, to their credit, 3 she did say, look, these... these flags -- these be on the lookout for terms tea party, 9/11 group -- these are inappropriate, get out of here in mid 2011. but she knew there was an i.g. investigation going on. as doesd mr. miller, which is why those conservations took place. i mean, she pled the fifth when she went before the house oversight committee because there is an ongoing department of justice review. but it also saves her from

miller. >> okay. as i mentioned earlier, at that level of the organization, we perceived in our review a deficiency in leadership in afghanistan earlier in the process the emerging challenges our happened within the exempt organization year, the emerging concerns or been registered by taxpayers. a lot of activities that were going on in the ig report should have surfaced to the leadership before the ig rider to their attention. >> what did he to do? weather signals that existed that he failed to identify? did he failed to put in place quality control mechanisms that should have existed? this ought to be documented. i know that throughout our federal government, union protections for your rank-and-file workers are typically also applied at the higher echelons of management. so you had overcome a pretty high threshold of evidence before the decision was made to replace steve miller, or any of these other individuals. so i want to know with particularly why was steve miller replaced, commissioner? >> let

now, do they know you over there, miller?e get mail from london. >> i used to be on saturday night live. >> that was 35 years ago. you and chico marx. it's been a while back. >> a few people know me. obviously they don't know me as much as they do here. >> well, miller, we're everywhere. >> let's go over in and do a show, baby. >> i am actually thinking about it. >> over there, billy, you would drive them crazy on the other side. >> we will have jerry and the pacemakers open. brand-new factor stuff. the tip up next. >>> the dvd and blu-ray of killing lincoln out tomorrow. new movie. kids are going to like it. it's an educational tool as well. it's a great educational tool. fabulous book. the children will understand. please it out. they will like them. david field's greenville, tennessee. having trouble comprehending this wicked people will use any federal data to harm their enemies. some will say the government is not doing enough to protect us. >> you are right. the potential for blackmail is enormous. government spying wil

>> yeah. ♪ go together >> bill: miller is in england.es last call for the bolder fresher show. 50 tickets remain together. evening show sold out. we would like to you vote in our poll. will attorney general eric holder be force to have had resign? yes or no. give you the results tomorrow. on deck, michelle obama gets heckled at a private dinner. right back. shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup [ male announcer ] with a new one-touch wand. yeha! [ whip cracks ] advil pm® or tylenol pm. the advil pm® guy is spending less time lying awake with annoying aches and pains and more time asleep. advil pm®. the difference is a better night's sleep. >> with hotwire's low prices, .. ... y day so they can guarantee their low hotel prices. >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> bill: back of the book segment. did you see that. we have two interesting situations. on tuesday, first lady michelle obama attended a private fund raising dinner in washington

. >> dennis miller! think he's smooth when he's on prompter. there are people in dialysis less dependent on machinery than barak obama on a teleprompter. [ laughter ] >> brian: bill, he was worried about putting in new stuff for people who spent a lot of money. what do you think? >> very honest. how are you, long island? [ cheers and applause ] the home team. let's take this irs deal. now, it's good for my ratings. all right? that's good for me 'cause every night i can have charles krauthammer go, arrgh. you know. for me, it's good. >> brian: here is bill o'reilly. he's got five minutes left on his set. dennis miller is getting ready to come out. >> to answer your question, i do think that holder will resign. but it's not going to be linked into anything. he's just going to want to spend more time with the irs. [ laughter ] you thought i was going to say family. barbara and lynn brook, who will be the next family? no, no, no. i got more important things to do. >> write a book called "killing my salary."

john miller, stay with us. we have more on this story but also the -- actually, more breaking news on the show. i want to show a photo of a body bag on campus with the gunman in it apparently. a new photo we're just getting. when we come back, i'm talk to the student who took the picture. we'll talk to john about some of the other big stories today. the u.s. surveillance program. we'll talk to glen greenwald, as well, ari fleischer. more to cover. we'll be right back. çñ >>> good evening, everyone. breaking news evolving, unfolding. at least six people killed inhappened at santa monica college. rona navarez writes for the college paper. you got off the bus and someone told you to stay on the bus. what did you see? >> okay, yeah. i was walking about to cross the street because my internship is on campus. the wntr affiliate. someone of yelling, screaming for my attention to get on the bus so that i wouldn't be harmed in any way. but right when i found there was a shooting and heard six wounded and the body bag, a

it's "the stephanie miller show."nuck in here last night and clicked as many wires as i could -- and clipped as many wires as i could because i know tony likes a challenge. what i would like you to do when you're watching this hour of "the stephanie miller show" which is going to be fantastic and eric boehlert will be joining us to talk about the fact that mitch mcconnell believes that what media matters does not incidents not little bits they do but their entire mission is to destroy his first amendment rights. because apparently there's a running theme in the republican party that -- conservatives in general because bill o'reilly is certainly guilty of this. we see it all the time that somehow criticism is a violation of your first amendment rights. if it that's the case, then i would have to shut down twitter because i -- the amount of criticism you get just came from random trolls. as much as it is annoying, you know, that some guy with a bunny head for an avatar and some i am captain jack sparrow as their twitter

john miller, stay with us. we have more on this story but also the -- actually, more breaking news on the show. i want to show a photo of a body bag on campus with the gunman in it apparently. a new photo we're just getting. when we come back, i'm talk to the student who took the picture. we'll talk to john about some of the other big stories today. the u.s. surveillance program. we'll talk to glen greenwald, as well, ari fleischer. more to cover. we'll be right back. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. samsung galaxy s4.was telling you about, it's got a huge screen, does all kinds of cool stuff. and if you buy it here, you get a $50 walmart gift card. man, i gotta have this! get the latest smart phones on at&t's 4g lte network, and get a $50 gift card. walmart. we know it's your most important videoconference of the day hi! hi, buddy! that's why the free wif

miller picks up parker on the screen. now bosh has him. parker on the drive. nearly lost it. still dribbling. parker with two to shoot. just gets it off in time. and he banks it in! what a shot from parker! gets off his feet and puts san antonio up four. now, they'll review it to make sure that parker got it off before the shot clock expired. it was very, very close. falls down -- that looks good. still in his hand -- wow. that is so close. >> jeff: now, remember, they called it good on the floor. >> mike: just to see it, you have to slow it down. i -- i've seen it twice and i don't know. >> jeff: well, they'll slow it down to right as he has it in his hands, right at the release point of when it comes off -- i'm glad somebody else is making that decision. >> mike: the light isn't on -- it's right there. it just shows you how difficult it is to officiate. >> jeff: that looks like it's in his hands. >> mike: it looks like it's on the fingertips. it looks like it's on his fingertips. >> jeff: that is going to be waved off. i don't note. is that on his fingertip or just coming o

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. >> on monday, our john miller revealed an internal memo. may have covered up or even stopped investigations of diplomats and agents. this morning, congress is getting involved. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: that's right, congressional leaders from both sides are calling these allegations appalling. the state department insists there was no cover-up but it is hiring outside investigators to look into the matter. the state department would not address the specific instances where agency watchdogs complained that high-ranking state department officials had interfered in investigations. >> i'm not going to comment on individual cases. today or yesterday. >> reporter: eight cases of alleged misconduct or criminal activity are outlined in an october 2012 memo first uncovered by cbs news. one case involves the u.s. ambassador to belgium suspected of soliciting pros tootitutes i public park. another with allegations that secretary of state's security detail engaged prostitutes on foreign trips and the practice was endemic. the memo