. >> one of the strong characters in your narrative here is molly small, and molly small says "i don't think there's anything wrong with something something on flights, if you have a plane for me, there's no reason for me to sit there and freak out the whole time when you could take a clonapin and pass out and not deal with it, because what are you going to do about it anyway? all this face your fear baloney, that's so very '80's, and i don't really believe in it, so this is more than recreational uses. this is to relieve, in this illustration, she is relieving fear of flying. >> ariel is talking about both things in her article.>> she is talking about the recreational use of medication, and also talking about entirely propriate use of medication. aood example is molly small who has clearly been through the wars, uses her medication and uses it appropriately. i don't have any problems with the molly smalls. >> are we as a society, overly anxious? are we fixated on the dark side of life? have our highest officials pounded into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is the ne

tell us about holly and molly. >> holly and molly -- i was going to bring skillet but skillet got adoptedft this is holly and molly, they are sisters they don't have to be adopted together. they are wonderful lap dogs three months old, terrier mixes love to play, wonderful personalities. i have a feeling we'll get a lot of calls because they are really cute. >> i'm sorry i was enjoying playing with them. they don't have to be together but would it be best. do they get along with other dogs? >> so far it looks like it is still good. they would love to go home together or separately would be fine. >> let's find them a home they are so adorable. thank you >> thanks for having us. >> thanks guys. >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. have a greati7 day and enjoy your easter holiday.

i don't know what molly's politics are?er. >> she is a good reporter. >> that's why she is here. are you living in a bubble when it comes to paul ryan? >> i don't think i am living in a paul ryan bubble. i try to stay neutral objective and talk to both sides. i find myself in a position of arguing with bill to play devil's advocate and i believe both sides have a case to make. but i am not cheerleading for anyone here. >> you would agree -- i appreciate hearing from you. you would agree that if they are putting forth a budget, it's got to do the job? right? if they are putting forth a job that they say is going to balance the budget, they have got to show how they are going to do it? right? >> yes. absolutely. >> at some point, he has got to do that. so this is going to be the battleground. >> apparently it is, yeah. and going back to what i was saying before democrats love this and a lot of republicans hate it. a lot of talked to in the house or just in politics who would rather not deal with this who kind of witch paul ry

tell us about holly and molly. >> holly and molly -- i was going to bring skillet but skillet got adopted this is holly and molly, they are sisters they don't have to be adopted together. they are wonderful lap dogs three months old, terrier mixes love to play, wonderful personalities. i have a feeling we'll get a lot of calls because they are really cute. >> i'm sorry i was enjoying playing with them. they don't have to be together but would it be best. do they get along with other dogs? >> so far it looks like it is still good. they would love to go home together or separately would be fine. >> let's find them a home they are so adorable. thank you >> thanks for having us. >> thanks guys. >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. [zcscwewreati7 day and(y"ww?:=l

love, molly.ch your mom with her business and help you out a little bit. >> yes, it's really fun. i love how she teaches me that if you set your mind to something and work hard you can achieve your goals. >> how sweet. >> that's so sweet. with women owned businesses, say a handful of things that women could be improving on that you say gosh, i know they would make it if only -- >> not do everything yourself. so many women because they do that at home they think they have to do that in their business. you can't make more money if you're doing it all yourself. think about hiring people or getting into a community of people that help you figure out more. pay attention to your money. we go into business to make money and yet it's like we're doing it kind of -- sometimes it is kind of for fun. you got to figure out where the money is and have a big enough vision. too many of women, their vision is too small because you are only doing it yourself you only think what you could do instead of what could fo

but your husband john and my girlfriend molly.y friend because she's an adult woman, not a child. >> one of my favorite lady friends. >> jimmy: we rented a house in hawaii. >> we were so excited to have a really calm, relaxing pina colada by the pool holiday. >> jimmy: we were hoping to have that, as well. >> yes. >> jimmy: but -- there was a misunderstanding. >> it went the other way. i'm going to tell you guys what happened. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, jimmy and molly went out for dinner with a mutual friend of ours. and when they said that they were going on holiday with us, this much y'all friend said, whose name happened to be tiffany rigle, and tiffany said, let me guess, john's planned tons of activities, at which point, jimmy and molly gasped, thinking, oh, my god, we have to plan tons of activities. this is not the way we like to spend our holiday. i don't know why tiffany said these things. it's because that's her name and she rigles away, meddling away. >> jimmy: i got nervous when i heard this. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it w

molly henneberg live in washington with more. molly?the pentagon said secretary panetta is following travel policies to the letter and reimbursing the government for his portion of the travel. let's look at some of the numbers. secretary panetta traveled to his home in monterey, california, 27 times in july. the cost to the pentagon and thereby tax payers is $860,000. in part he has to travel on a secure plane per rules put in place after 9/11. panetta reimbursed the government $17,000 which is in line with reimbursement policies. the defense secretary are is in central america on a government trip, when he took the secretary job he intended to get home to see his family frequently. he flies home on a smaller plane than when he takes on overseas trips. that still allows him to make secure phone calls and conduct official business. here is what the secretary said earlier this month about travel costs. >> i regret that the it does, you know, that it does add costs that the taxpayer has to pick up. the taxpayer would have to pick up those

we have mark murray and molly ball, national reporter for the "atlantic."ou. >> good morning. >> mark, run us through the maps, what are the key states now? >> there are seven battleground states we have are toss-ups that we saw from 2008. some of them have been around since 2000 and 2004. it is colorado, nevada, north carolina, florida, ohio, virginia and nevada. those seven will end up deciding the presidential election. >> okay. so this has changed a bit from 2008. so, molly, what does this tell you about the changing voter demographics? >> well, one thing we certainly see are the southwestern swing states that has a lot to do with the hispanic vote. so that's a major battleground. we have the southern swing states, depending on whether you count florida, but certainly virginia and north carolina, those are new swing states, newer for the democrats to put into play and that has to do with a lot of the changing demographics in the south. then the old traditional rust belt swing states, ohio and pennsylvania, sort of hearty perennials of the swing state ci

molly >> we're talking. about the fact that this is going to be shut down. diu expected to be very busy and probably some trouble on monday morning. molly >> i think by monday morning everybody is want to be on a new road bike. the war, not quite to be on a brand new britain going through a brand new tensile tunnel. so we're asking people to be patient. >>mark: become off the golden gate bridge and head down 19 you can not make a left-hand turn. a they going to be allowing a left-hand turn. >>mark: -- molly >> we're asking people if they need to get to downtown will be police officers out there helping directing traffic. >>darya: was pleased offices a there's lots is there? . molly >> after this doyle drive will be back in action. darya may not >> on monday morning doyle drive will be open the new configuration. so yes everett will be (the will be in this interest sex -- the will be a signal light. a two-point straight to rigid simple local bar that will always be green. >>mark: be prepared for one extra tra

and molly ball, political report he for the atlantic. thank you both for joining me. we talk about this war on women. war over women. but ladies, we know this has hit a sensitive nerve. this issue of mommy wars. who has the harder job? the mom? the stay at home mom? the woman who doesn't have children and works? this has hit an emotional nerve today. >> it is. as you point out, we've gone from the war on religion to now the war on women and now we've got the war on moms and the war on reality which is something that a congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers said on a romney conference call earlier today. but the problem here is that the rhetoric has spiraled out of control. a lot of people are commenting on that today. because the united states is involved in several real wars. and u.s. lives have been lost. so today, it has really gotten out of control. >> hillary rosen had an opportunity to go back on and here's what she said today when asked about her comments made last night. let me play it, please. >> look, mitt romney has brought his wife into this conversation. thi

flowing welcome across town concrete about molly in a mess in the wake of the recent military coup there are growing fears that his african state could plunge into protracted civil strife that could result in a failed state and a safe haven for terrorists for the people of mali what is its state security or democracy or neither. can still see. the cross-talk the recent military coup in mali i'm joined by peter pham in washington he is the director of the atlantic council's michael and sorry africa center and in london we go to james snyder he is the editor in chief of think africa press all right gentlemen this is cross talk you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it peter if i'm if i go to you in washington first what is in play here let's before we talk about what's going on with the coup now and afterwards let's talk about how we got there i mean there seems to be this rule of thumb is that critics of the libya intervention say i told you so the law of unintended consequences if you shake up the regime forcefully and impose order there you're going to have a large u

i'm joined by molly ball. how did you know, your article came out before the polling data.hat was it that you saw that made it so clear to you that the women were the swing dispositive voters. >> we've seen this in poll after poll, but there is a clear strength where women voters have been moving away from romney. that's what accounts for this tremendous lead obama has opened up over mitt romney among overall voters. it really is women voters who are powering that. we have a statistical tie, a tiny lead for romney with male voters. but when you put the women vote necessary there, obama blows him away. people think it's this decisive rhetoric around women's issues in the republican party lately. >> i was in the political arena for some time. if the republican party is pulled so far to the right on issues of choice and health can care, which is are the issues that women seem to be carrying caring about. why should anybody be surprised that women as swing voters are drifting away from the republican party? wasn't this predictable. >> rick santorum has been the source of a lot

that's his mother molly coming that's his mother molly coming onto the green. jim: hats removed.he honor of the moment. ricky fowler is out there. aaron badly. ben crane. -- airline baddlely. ben crane. bubba will have a hard time holding it together down here when he gets the green jacket, no doubt about it. ricky fowler, ben crane. both of whom made the cut here. with the way he plays, nick, already with a massive following, just because of the style of play. this is a big moment for the sport. this is a new star for the game of golf. nick: he's sheer uniqueness. his mastery of shots. just the fact that he's never taken a golf lesson. unbelievable. and he connects with these people because he just, he's worn his heart well and truly on his sleeve all week, for the whole of his life. congratulations, bubba watson. jim: let's go down to bill macatee. >> jim, thank you very much. a bittersweet day you hit one of the greatest shots in masters history, the double eagle at two, and then came up short. >> it's a great day. had a lot of fun, the opportunity on the 109, i hit a bad tee

. >> holy molly. holy molly. >> the fact that everybody that woke up in forney yesterday morning is still alive today in forney, that's a real pressing. zero fatalities. >> reporter: twisters cut paths of destruction that are often cruel and indiscriminate. this home was destroyed while the one next door and others nearby suffered far less damage. in arlington, sandy cooper is walking the streets collecting photos that are scattered everywhere. >> i'm gathering the memories of the people that may not be able to find them. >> reporter: many homeowners are not allowed to return home because of safety issues, but crews are beginning to clean up debris, a process that could take weeks. susan mcginnis, cbs news, forney, texas. >>> officials at the national weather service say that april is typically the worst month in tornado season. yesterday's outburst suggests that this year's tornado pace will be above average. >>> at college -- ed college says it's closing three campuses. it has provided training for

richmond this 22 year-old had few ways to express what he was going through until english teacher molly rainer suggested that he tried poetry. >> when we talk about spoken word poetry, performance poetry, different kinds of poetry. there are two components to it. the riding needs to be strong but the performance is in part also. >> it is another way of getting out what every it is that is pent-up. >> don there was malia first student five years ago. today he helps teach and run her program called " rock talent " which stands for richmond's artist right. >> increase supplies were not only mall is as the spoken word poetry change her life and high school. so in 2007 when she was hired at the making waves education program in richmond, she saw a good opportunity. >> in addition to academic support need a creative outlet >> so she added raw talent to their rigorous academic program. >> today over 100 students benefit from her weekly workshops which have now expanded to include theater, music prevention, as well as performances and field trips. >> because of raw talent i have become very act

i'm not sure that's going to happen. >> molly?issue of the atlantic is on newsstands now. i have a lead piece in the front of the book about conservative movement in japan and whether it can bring the energy of the american tea party to the land of rides rising sun. >> go national popular vote. and number two, we all send our condolences to the rick santorum family. >> and i'd like to offer condolences to chris wallace and all the wallace family in the passing of mike wallace. great journalist. >> it's been good to have everybody mike's career remembered in a way that it should be. >>> tomorrow on the show,. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...this green line just appeared on my floor. yeah, that's fidelity helping you reach your financial goals. could you hold on a second? it's your money. roll over your old 401(k) into a fidelity ira and take control of your personal economy. this is going

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molly herself, asked her mom if she had been drinking. she responded, she wasn't drunk or anything.ut when the prosecution asked specifically if her mother told her she had a drink, molly testified, she had a sip of something. seemed too much for the father trying to hold his family together. amy senser, who has pleaded not guilty, could take the stand in her defense. if convicts of all counts of criminal vehicular homicide, she faces up to four years in prison. >> see why he's under treasustr. >> tanya, thank you. >>> let's check the other headlines with ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, obama administration could make a major concession when talks over iran's nuclear program resume next month. "the los angeles times" reports that the administration might support letting iran continuing enriching uranium if they take steps from developing a weapon. >>> and police have found an underground bunker. they pumped tear gas in. but it may be booby trapped. >>> detroit tigers delmon young apologized on a hate crime harassment charge. police say that young screamed epit

. >> let me bring in molly.e gained notoriety when she took on bank of america for its 5% debit card fees and she won. she has more than 10 grand in stafford loan debt !@boúchersel. she's also taking on stafford loan virginia fox for her comments on student loan debt on the gordon lydia show. >> i have little tolerance for people who tell me that they graduate with $200,000 of debt or even $80,000 of debt because there's no reason for that. the declaration of independence says live liberty andç the pursuit of happiness. you don't sit on your butt and have it dropped in your lap. >> she's dissing students who now -- back when congressman fox went to college, college cost a lot less, so it's not the student's fault that they're taking on debt to get the degrees that they want to get to focus on their career. >> i work on a non-profit called rebuild the dream, and we're really working on. to hear a woman who is actually a chair of the house subcommittee on higher education make these remarks at a time when kids ar

molly reports on those regulations and why the matter isn't over yet. >> in these new n u rules from secret service director, mark sullivan. agents are always expected in their professional and personal lives to conduct themselves in a matter that quote, reflects the highest standards of the united states government. but in view of the prostitution scandal, sullivan thought it was necessary to spell out for the agents that foreign nationals excluding hotel staff and official law enforcement counterparts are prohibited in hotel rooms. patronization of nonreputable -- and alcohol use is prohibited within ten hours of reporting for duty. that's all well and good with chuck grassley. the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, which oversees the secret service. the new rules don't negate what happened in columbia and says quote, it remains necessary to hold the agency and agents accountable. following a complete and independent investigation. part of that independent investigation, grassley says, includes booking into whether any house staffers were involved. the white hous

be sold. >> molly-there's plenty of brokers for these things. a lot of people are looking for steel or road base. >>jackie: most of the 75 year-old structures to breathe will remain on site. >>marty: hear some of the doyle drive alternate routes. he can find all this and the information available on kron4.com. >> as take a look at the weather. >>jan: you can see lots of sunshine in in inland areas. you can see that think marine layer of low clouds. or are expecting setting conditions inland. these is starting to warm up. the afternoon i is going to be nice. the 76 expected in md. a decrease expected in antioch. the the eight eighties and now but 82 in fairfield. 68 degrees expected for downtown san francisco. there will be more later. >>marty: in the south bay and 18 year-old man was found dead outside an elementary school campus. it happened on all avenue and san jose. they found one man with a gunshot one. the cases under investigation. a $25,000 award offered for missing teenager sierra lamar. she vanished on her way the schools back on march

. >> molly says that spoken word poetry change her life in high- school so in 2007 when she was hired at the making waves education program in richmond, she saw an opportunity. >> in addition to the academic support we need to have agreed about that. >> she added raw talent to making waves rigorous academic program. >> today over 100 students benefit from her weekly workshops which have now expanded to include theater, music production, as well as performances and field trips. >> because of raw talent i have become very active in my community. a teacher, a poet, a well respected artist. all of this would not have been possible if it was not for molly. >> it was never just about poetry, it was about social justice and ex bulcreating a single place where people can feel like they can vent. >> love yourself, you have to know your wealth, and simply remember, just remember. thank you. >> so for helping students find their own unique voices, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to molly raynor. >> we have posted an e-mail address that you can use to get information on the progr

molly at the site of a rick santorum rally. we begin with carl cameron in a gathering for mitt romney in wisconsin. good evening, carl. >> the counts left. they gave mitt romney a round of applause and sent him off, he'll be campaigning in pennsylvania tomorrow, one of the states that comes next happens to be where he served in the house and congress, romney is assuming the role of front runner, focusing on president obama with particularly taut, harsh rhetoric tonight. >> how do do they say they don't like business very much. the economy is the product of businesses in the nation added together. so it's like saying you like an omelette but you don't like eggs. >> bret: romney is pivoting away from republican nomination politics to general election rhetoric he hopes to bring against president obama in the fall. look for increasing pressure in the fall and the romney campaign looking forward to the possibility of har ash tack ads in pennsylvania. >> bret: thank you. >> and let's go live to pennsylvania. rick santorum is here thi

molly henneberg is live in washington and molly, i understand that senator chuck grassley sent a letter to the head of the secret service. tell us what it said. >> yes, senator grassley, the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, republican senator from iowa, wants the secret service to find out if anyone from the white house communications agency or white house advance team had any, quote, overnight guests in their hotel rooms or if theshared rooms with the implicated secret service agents at the hotel or other hotels in colombia. and in that letter, grassley asked, quote, who would be reviewing these hotel records to insure that sensitive information was not compromised by overnight guests? the white house has said multiple times this week that so far none of its team on the ground has been caught up in this scandal. >> arthel: all right. here is the question: how much does president obama know about the investigation? >> for the first time since the scandal broke, secret service director mark sullivan briefed president obama in person. at the white house, it was in the

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certain cells as and that's all ok peter it's very interesting because he the mollies been seen as a important player to one degree or another depending on who you want to believe in america's war on terror against al qaeda and other groups in africa i mean how much is this strategy been disturbed because we have the head of the hunter was trained by americans. yes so as were most officers of his grade or above in mali but certainly i think the partnership that the u.s. has had with mali for over a decade on counterterrorism had its ups and downs certainly the emphasis on counterterrorism. helped build up a certain capacity within the bali military but it also made it somewhat unique demential they were good at hunting terrorists but they clearly were pretty well prepared to fight a counterinsurgency and so i think that strategy well peters it is a little more your version of really preemptively on the point. where you think it's a very interesting time j.j. i think it's a very interesting point and that's what i was trying to kind of lead all of us down to is that the americans have

sanctions too much to bear molly celtic led military leaders step down in the face of international pressure and agreed to return the country to constitutional rule. here in moscow you are watching r t with me kevin no internet no top story to mask planes armed terrorist gangs for the recent spate of violence in syria saying they've increased their activity as head of the cease fire deadline however the u.n. condemns the syrian authorities for the killings despite the pledge to pull back a middle east correspondent has the latest. president bashar assad says that he is fighting these armed groups at his of the april tenth did nine which was agreed to according to his plan and he also says that these armed groups are increasing their activity he says that they are interested only in violence and that there been funded and armed by countries such as turkey saudi arabia and qatar in a show of support for a side in the reforms he's been implementing the thousands of syrians took to the streets of damascus on saturday in a massive rarely that rarely coming while banky moon says that syria has not

molly at the site of a rick santorum rally. we begin with carl cameron in a gathering for mitt romney in wisconsin. good evening, carl. >> the counts left. they gave mitt romney a round of applause and sent him off, he'll be campaigning in pennsylvania tomorrow, one of the states that comes next happens to be where he served in the house and congress, romney is assuming the role of front runner, focusing on president obama with particularly taut, harsh rhetoric tonight. >> how do do they say they don't like business very much. the economy is the product of businesses in the nation added together. so it's like saying you like an omelette but you don't like eggs. >> bret: romney is pivoting away from republican nomination politics to general election rhetoric he hopes to bring against president obama in the fall. look for increasing pressure in the fall and the romney campaign looking forward to the possibility of har ash tack ads in pennsylvania. >> bret: thank you. >> and let's go live to pennsylvania. rick santorum is here thi

molly at the site of a rick santorum rally.e begin with carl cameron in a gathering for mitt romney in wisconsin. good evening, carl. >> the counts left. they gave mitt romney a round of applause and sent him off, he'll be campaigning in pennsylvania tomorrow, one of the states that comes next happens to be where he served in the house and congress, romney is assuming the role of front runner, focusing on president obama with particularly taut, harsh rhetoric tonight. >> how do do they say they don't like business very much. the economy is the product of businesses in the nation added together. so it's like saying you like an omelette but you don't like eggs. >> bret: romney is pivoting away from republican nomination politics to general election rhetoric he hopes to bring against president obama in the fall. look for increasing pressure in the fall and the romney campaign looking forward to the possibility of har ash tack ads in pennsylvania. >> bret: thank you. >> and let's go live to pennsylvania. rick santorum is here this

our molly henneberg, live with the news in washington, and, molly, the big question, tonight, could these american agents and military officers possibly face criminal charges in columbia? >> reporter: that is what columbian authorities are trying to determine. they are interviewing employees at the hotel who would have checked the i.d.s of the prostitute and have gone to the club where the secret service agents apparently picked up the women to try to determine if any of the prostitutes was underage, meaning underage 18, illegal in columbia where adult prostitution is legal and back at home the top republican and democrat on the house oversight government and reform committee, congressmen or seeking assurances from the secret service that none of the women was a minor and a columbian official tells the miami herald, so far, there is no evidence the women involved with the secret service and u.s. military members were under age. harris? >> harris: i know, iowa's senator chuck grassley, the top republican on the senate judiciary committee wants something more on this. what is he seeking. >>

joy has admired goldberg and says her version is a little bit of whoopi and divine. >> molly, you inhave to because you know everyone is expecting it. >> reporter: the cast is hoping the "unchained melody" of the musical will have people falling in love with the new story of "ghost" all over again. >> reporter: the cast has got some big award winning shoes to fill. after months of rehearsals, they say they can only hope the original cast would be proud of their rendition. jenna. >> i want to go take a pottery class. joele, thank you so much. it brings back so many memories. >>> still ahead, the call of the wild. the wild. we will show you how to create a wildlife friendly garden right in your own yard. first, these messages. ay to go. more people dthat, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's y