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and when i jumped i swear i got so high i touched the net momma i touched the net.es that i could hardly. i wanted to be that guy to touch the rim to be cool and i wanted what he had. i want to fly can you take part of the way. i can reach tell me what it takes (clapping) pits pretty remarkable. to watch a player like that day in and out. mayor lee see going to come back up with another proclamation. willie you have all people know when we do good things for each other the luck and the receiving of gifts comes back. i want to make this short announcement but san francisco has been named the host of super bowl 50 clapping. (clapping) we'll have more announcements about that later. obviously this continues to be warriors ground. what a day, huh? how about that. you know, one the great things i had a you tend to get a chance to get to know folks i know that the i know he's had a great relationship that the tenderloin school. and we're going to introduce one the young students he's coming up here with

no complications arise as momma settle over. let it live wanted to come out now guard you can do it do it no doing to zeus the baby emerge with him bill court is wrapped around his neck and he is not prince nobody. son. woman. that i love them. but. is it enough do you need sun. done too long a time down i do it to first do it to down take take the sun. bring more bring more what's happened. once. the baby has come take him out take him out. by. enough way out then i feel my pains during the delivery name a pain once the baby. love you guys i was like you. know that. during my time in h.r. career i've gotten a taste of the tenuous life in the creeks the vast disparity between the region's immense natural wealth and inhabitants access to basic necessities like clean drinking water or modern medical care. methods aside the niger delta cause to which the militants had laid claim seemed just. but i wanted to learn more about why some young men choose to enter the ranks of the militants and about the leaders to draw them into the str

you get there at 5:30 -- >> we here at 5:15. >> what time does momma roll in?his just in george zimmerman found the lindbergh baby and promptly shot him. >> stephanie: are you calling bull on this? >> there's no event in the news right now that isn't filmed by somebody somewhere. i'm not going to say it didn't happen, but i would sure like to see some evidence. it's just a scorch convenient isn't it? >> stephanie: yeah, it is miraculous the timing. charlie you pointed out what we were talking about a couple of days ago that the buckeye firearms foundation would like to purchase a new firearm for george zimmerman -- >> and a flashlight and a holster, and perhaps a secret decoder ring. >> stephanie: you say you are reluctant to point out the sure [ censor bleep ] of this move but boy howdy, what a [ censor bleep ] move this is. you think? >> yeah, this is just sticking fingers in people's eyes. let him buy his own gun. >> stephanie: yeah. we didn't have time to talk to you since the president's comments on friday. >> i thought it was an open and frank has he has

i got five baby mommas, and i put my hands on every last one of them except for one. >> i believe whenthreatened to kill me, that's exactly what he intended to do. had i not discharged my weapon at that point, i would not be here. >> reporter: but later at a court hearing to determine whether she should get immunity based on the stand your ground law, rico grey changed his story, saying he lied repeatedly to protect his wife in the deposition, claiming he did not threaten to kill her, testifying, i begged and pleaded for my life when she had the gun. the jury deliberated for 12 minutes before convicting her. the jacksonville naacp wrote a let tore the trial judge, saying marisa alexander may not have received justice because of her gender, race or economic status. some african-american news websites are saying much the same thing, that if she had been white, her defense would have been accepted. but alexander will not say if she agrees with that possibility. >> i'm going to be honest, i'm uncomfortable answering that. >> reporter: for now, her main home is an appellate court agrees to

so we may just be momma so well seen them come out with the baby.aked out here watching this unfold. we will probably carry this on our 24/7 news channel. this is on comcast channel 193. that is the latest out of london. >> we will not show you video from earlier. this is when prince charles arrived earlier. they when man and they met with the baby and the proud parents. they came out and wave to the crowd. this is of course, we have the other set arrived earlier. >> it is amazing. it is all coming back. >> they spoke just briefly to the reporters there were there. as you can see they got into a car. those are just some of the events unfolded during the broadcast. we continue to watch for the big radio. the baby was a ponce and 6 ounces.8 pounds and 6 ounces. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow. dr. phil is next. >> today on an all-new dr. phil, the zimmerman trial is over, but the drama? >> did the prosecution blow this case? >> announcer: is just beginning. >> the witness was killed by zimmerman. >> you don't plan to bu

the kid's got a little bit of juice, maybe he can work to make sure wes the momma. >> absolutely. >>> going tovdm te you about a bizarre fourth of july stunt on one of new york city's most iconic landmarks. >>> finally this morning, police out of new york looking for a man who pulled off a fourth of july stunt right on top of the brooklyn bridge. police received an emergency call yesterday saying a man was climbing the bridge, which is probably not a wise idea. the officers, when they finally arrived, they say he rappelled down that bridge using a hose, dropping down in brooklyn and he disappeared. officers at this point aren't sure what he was doing up on the bridge in the first place. guessing his name was not peter parker. >> going to say spider-man. >> wannabe. >> thanks for being with us. have great weekend, everybody. our next newscast is at 5:00. see you later. [whining like a dog] (tina) oh, my, not that--this. sorry, i don't shake hands. i have avian bone syndrome. hollow bones. tracy jordan, the black crusaders are coming for you. the top law firm in cleveland wants me. god'

momma otter down there with her baby up on her chest. this - they are getting rarer and rarer in this part of california. it turns out that the story from the struggle to survive for this animal isn't over yet. we've seen one success story after another here. let's hope that their story is the same. isn't it appropriate though that they sought refuge here in the sheltered bay - in a land that has sheltered so many for so long - california. i'm patrick mcmillan, wishing you your own exciting expedition. to purchase a copy of expeditions with patrick mcmillan; california - hope, survival, and resilience, call toll free, 1-800-553-7752 or order online at www.etvstore.org >> welcome to "skyweek." let's see what's happening in the sky from monday, july 29, to sunday, august 4. with no moon to light up the evening sky, this week is ideal for viewing the milky way. sixty years ago, all you would need to do is step outside. but now most americans are surrounded by bright lights that blot out the milky way. so, seek out a truly dark location wher

. >> you could see the knife and the baby and the momma. >> reporter: this pastor watched the scene unfoldhim with his cart until police arrived. >> if he came by direction, he had to come through me. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams evacuated the building and two police officers begin to negotiate. it's not working. wallace was not responding coherently. he was acting unstable and making unreasonable demands. afraid for the child's safety, they moved the mother and older daughter to the front of the store. wallace starts counting down from 60 threatening to harm the child, moving the knife to her neck as she starts to squirm. while one negotiator distracts him, another goes up and shoots him point-blank. >> he knew, if he was going to take the shot, he had one chance. he made sure he was at point-blank distance. >> what a story. >>> in washington, the focus is on the house of representatives as they look at an immigration bill. they plan a closed door meeting next week. john boehner said he won't call for a vote unless the majority of republicans can support it. at least one top ranking gop sa

and there it was right between her gardening show obama momma and his in house american bandstand dance. there were the oscars, and then of course on her way home last night she stop and sunk a mid court shot at halftime of the washington wiz game for $10,000 and they just announced him as one of the new cast members in "dancing with the stars." it's a good day to be obama. you see photo op.s of him in every single aspect of his day-to-day life say what do they call that governance. i never see any of those shots. >> bill: you believe he might be a little over exposed? >> listen, hollywood used to fight the power. now they invite the power. okay? you know those first five rows of the oscars? if you did to them what they do to obama, they call in a security expert. because they are stalking the obamas at this point. >> bill: were you offended when obama gave the best picture award out because that was engineered by harvey weinstein. >> i'm not offended, i'm bored. can i get a night off from these people? [ laughter ] >> that's all i'm saying. >> >> bill: watters world on deck. jesse goes

you're much too young to be playing someone's momma. >> thank you.when i saw the actual footage i was very angry and i thought anger was not the right emotion to associate with this, you know, anger without action leads to riots so you have to have a place or an outlet for that anger and i wanted to do something else and then my agent said, well, you need to read the script because the director does not approach this story that way. >> and you're a co-executive producer of this, as well. >> yes. >> really had your best at interest. but there's a sense of responsibility when you're doing a true story. >> yes. >> and you were able to spend time with -- >> with the family. >> what did they say? >> that was the most important thing, because there's no audio and video on oscar whatsoever, so we had to get to know him through the people that knew him the best, his daughter, his mother, his girlfriend sophina and all of his best friends. and everybody had a different version of oscar because he was a very layered young man, complex and we just use all those

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i lost my momma when i was on my second year. i lost her and that was one of the worst things i ever went through in my life and i can never get that moment back. but that helps you to not come back. >> no, i ain't ever come back. >> puts everything in perspective, when you realize what you've lost. >> glass has experienced a lot of loss over his seven years in prison. some more painful to his vanity than to his heart. >> i've changed. i lost my hair and a big mouth gone for me. i love my hair, i'm a barber, i love my hair. i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think every

. >>> you know the saying, don't get between a momma bear and her cubs? >> it's true.her bear on top of a dumpster east of los angeles. she's trying to get in. trying to pull on it. wants to open the lid. the reason is one of her cubs was inside. she needs a little human help to get the cub out. >> was able to open the lid quickly and back off. it's back with its parents. at least its mom. >> that's the key right there. the game warden saying back off. once the hatch was open, the young bear scampered out with something stuck to his ear. >> probably smarter or maybe not. when you are a baby, you are so curious and you need a snack. >> oh, that is so cute. it is dangerous the way they go in the garbage. >> they have been seeing a lot of bears in california. >> we have them in jersey, too. >> you have been telling me about that. >> we have bears in jersey. among other things. >>> coming up, you know what i'm talking ability. startling new evidence this morning on why the first meal of the day could be the most important. i am hungry. i'm hungry. >> this is kind of a prob

londoners, the rationing and they have way they queued up she said her little sugar cubes as if it was momma from heaven because they couldn't get made, they couldn't get chickens, they couldn't get eggs at one point they couldn't get whiskey and ear and milk. her observations she is saying things that churchill saw but didn't write about it and didn't talk about it in cabinet meetings. he was very sad about the lines of people looking for horse meat, which was not rationed in europe then. apparently it still isn't. so i used her a lot because i knew bill manchester was going to and that was really on his part. it's funny there have been a couple of picky reviews out there. what is with this molly patrick downes? she is everywhere. yes, she is our eyes and ears into the east end of london 70 years ago when you won't get it from the times of london then the order from a cabinet meeting memo. now there were other people over there doing that and william l. scheier had come back from germany but molly served as again a voice to bring us away from the cabinet meetings and action on the eastern f

to give me someone -- a positive role model to look up to and my momma there for me if i need anythingsence every year. >> probably want up there the other night and last thing she said you coming tomorrow to see my son. i said, you bet. >> that's right. >> glad to be with you tray songz. a superstar with a conscience. tray songz, y'all. [ applause ] it's an amazing atmosphere on the last day of the essence fest. ahead, how to empower our communities. stay with us. ♪ fill it up fill it up girl it's your birthday ♪ ♪ i know you're thirsty ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums you'll forget you had heartburn. they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. eve

i appreciate you deferring to me, and i miss you, momma. >> love you. >> and to all of our panelists,ght. i'm lisa bloom. >> and i'm craig melvin, i'm not related to either of them but i sure have enjoyed it. i will be here all weekend for my show tomorrow right on msnbc, we'll be on the air until a verdict is reached in sanford, florida, meanwhile, lock-up is next. viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you have never seen. "lockup: raw." three unforgettable inmates. each one about to cross the threshold to freedom. >>

>> momma did. >> stephanie: yay. [ applause ] >> stephanie: and also you claim that story never happenedn her lap, and was the famous line where she said would you like to pet my pussy and he said sure move the cat. and they are saying it never happened. >> yeah snopes said it is one of the greatest manufactured memories in modern popular culture. no matter how many millions of people swear they were watching it simply didn't happen. both johnny carson and zsa zsa gabor claim it never happened. >> i deny that shark-nato happened. >> stephanie: you can't deny that. >> stephanie: earl in chapel hills. >> caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about how the north carolina state government has taken us back to the 1950s, and it's a shame what they are doing to education. >> stephanie: that was clever the way they shoved the abortion bill into a motorcycle safety bill. >> caller: yes, they did. and want to eliminate increased teachers salaries for those that have master's degrees. and they say that will save money, and they want to allow guns in bars. >> stephanie: yeah, guns and alcohol. it'

. >> i miss momma. >> good luck, good luck, good luck. >> reporter: her journey is bringing us closery. >> i learned i have inner strength i didn't think i had. >> reporter: mom's message to all of us? >> be strong. >> reporter: because after all, mom is still mom. >> she's still, you know, giving me a hard time about my curley hair being messy or -- >> she's the glue. >> she's a fighter. >> reporter: these days mom has a new sense of freedom. zooming around the house in her motorized chair usually with grandkids in tow. the sun on her face, surrounded by family, she's still leading the parade. >> what an incredible woman your mother is. >> thank you. >> suzanne -- >> i appreciate that. >> she is still a prisoner in her own body but she still has that fighting spirit and she is motivating all of us including you to be strong. i love how she said that. what have you i'm thinking, okay, this is from the woman who is in the chair, you know? it really is amazing because her spirit is there, her mind is there. you had brought up the analogy before, if you imagine what it's like, really, to

i appreciate you deferring to me, and i miss you, momma. >> love you. >> and to all of our panelists, and guests tonight. i'm lisa bloom. >> and i'm craig melvin, i'm not related to either of them but i sure have enjoyed it. i will be here all weekend for my show tomorrow right on msnbc, we'll be on the air until a verdict is reached in sanford, florida, meanwhile, lock-up is next. viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you have never seen. "lockup: raw." three unforgettable inmates. each one about to cross the threshold to freedom. >> look back, you come back. this time i'm not looking back. >> we witness their joys. >> i look like a pimp. look at this little phone. >> do you think i'm stupid? >> their fears. >> you were still wearing diapers when i did this. >> their triumphs. >> i have done everything i could over the last 26 years to be ready. >> and discovers sometimes the only thing tougher than being in prison is staying out. >> everybody is betting i don't make it.

watch as a fierce momma bear in southern california frantically tries to free her cub after it got trapped inside a garbage dumpster. the rescue attempt happened in a forest parking lot in azusa. the mother bear was not giving up on figuring out a way to open the lid to get one of her babies out. another of her cubs was there too for moral support. fish and wildlife officials came to the rescue and scared mom and her cub away long enough to lift the lid so the trapped cub could climb out. after being stuck inside for about 20 minutes, the cub did find its way to freedom. >>vicki: we do have >>erica: in san francisco, oakland and those of you in a word you are working up to dry conditions. you consider this past the dublin grade we are dealing with some light rain. you will need to use your windshield wipers for portions of the nep nimitz freeway. turning our attention to the south bay, this is where we are seen low shot activity. this friend that we are seeing is very light in nature. most people are not filling it. looks like of the shower activity will start to taper off into the afterno

this hour i mean that's also often he is not talking about something that was associate congress mommas hostile to the social security program is anybody i don't listen i said however i believe a congressman should hold a town hall briefing so that he can explain how guys like you guys can debate it after the show. or as cooper thank you so much for being with us thanks very much coming up ever since news about the now the n.s.a. spying program broke almost two months ago officials in washington ever reassuring the public that intelligence agencies aren't reading your e-mails surprise surprise turns out there lie more on that right after the break. that was a new alert animation scared me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears and so why great things out there that there's. a war zone. is the story. playing out in real life. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as sticks and misinformation and media hype to keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream. if in your mind. the gua

who has glorified the baby momma culture with flavor flaf. and you saw all of those west virginia politician saying you will not represent our community. they won. but the entertainment has glorified this type of behavior. it is not just civil right's folks. we need to look at hollywood. >> it is a true way that we are you see black men represented in entertainment. that is a problem. >> you talk about west virginia leaders. does that say there is a greater weight on black leaders when they see negative programming, they have a duty to step up and say we don't want you to encourage that behavior? >> i will back away from the greater weight. i am an american. and i think that that great weight everyone should feel it. we shouldn't have white celebrities only tweeting about the pain of the verdict in the zimmerman trial and not have paid any attention to how the industry that made millions of profits on profited off of negative message. if alley wants to get involved with the trayvon martin situation get involved in the deaths in chicago and th

in america began hearing the powerful african voices of activists, musicians including -- known as mommath separate an unequal. system of education where standing up. the risings of 1976, and the police mass cur of hundreds of people provoked sustained national resistance and brought about unprecedented international reaction. among african-americans the similarity of the uprising as a civil rights and inspired a new wave of empathy and solidarity and a new wave of activism and solidarity was unfolding in the u.s. antiapartheid movement. student demonstrated at more than 100 universities across the country forcing university administration to devance funds from companies involved in out calf. -- africa. national and groups multiplied. they took action. it was under the leadership of randall robinson and the congressional black caucus that lead america to get involved in the struggle in a profound way to bring nelson mandela and end apartheid. i was moved by nelson and the people of south africa. in los angeles the free south africa movement played a active role in equal boycotts in front

momma used to say make your mess your message.re going through because everybody's got something. >> everybody does have something. that's right. josh was there and helped to escort robin up the stairs for that amazing honor. josh, it must have been incredible. >> i replay it now. the piece that proceeded her speech was remarkable. it was singular. but to see her up on stage and the culmination of this year that we are all so very familiar with, again, it was humbling. it was an honor to be there. she is one of the many stars. it was a cavalcade of stars. dwyane wade, gabrielle union. just two of the untold numbers. we went behind the scenes. can't wait to share that with you, as well. >> that's great. >> lucimarian, as robin was standing up there. >> and robin called her out. >> and sally-ann. >> yep. waving her hands. what a night. >> congrats, robin. >>> also ahead today, are you doing everything right in your summer diet plan? but you still can't take those pounds off? finally, we're going to show you what we're doing wrong. t

interview with his estranged wife is stated that she and the limousine driver, per customer arguing momma'sire. one point, she told him to turn your radio dial because she could not hear him through the cell phone. many of the drivers stated that they were begging before the limousine complete caught fire to get his attention. this stated that dahe was slow to respond. they died, the investigators and tub to the estranged wife but based on this is said that they plan to talk to her. the days following the accident the limo driver did talk to everybody. but he refused to comment today. >> >> the time is 9 07 m a.m.. :07 am.m. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted on

community of beautiful souls who recognize the importance of food as health, i say we help support those mommasortant times in their lives. >> you're in this incredibly vulnerable place. >> reporter: alicia says her breast milk brainchild was the inspiration of this woman, rachel holtzman, a vegan friend who had breast reduction surgery a few years before her pregnancy and was having trouble making milk for her newborn son. >> i sought out vegan breast milk because i come to this as a food is medicine standpoint. >> reporter: so, she reached out to her famous friend, alicia, for help. and donations have poured in. >> women have been incredibly generous. i'm hoping with their help we can keep levi exclusively breast fed for as long as possible. >> reporter: some say that while silverstone's heart is in the same place, her initiative should include screening the milk for diseases. >> breast-feeding is fantastic. it promotes excellent health for a newborn. but unscreened breast milk has a lot of concerns, such as transmission of viruses such as hiv, hepatitis, bacteria, such as syphilis. >> report

>> momma says, no. go ahead, caitlin. >> hi, mommy. >> grandma. all right. let's get to the boards. you -- i can never argue with a parent. i don't want to argue. we'll show you that because here's this moisture. now, there's an area of low pressure that's carving up the coastline there this weekend. the florida peninsula, into georgia, a little alabama, as well, is going to suffer with heavy rain. follow that into the red zone into eastern tennessee, eastern kentucky, the western areas of the carolinas. that's where a lot of the rain will hold for a good part of the next couple of days into the weekend, until that low starts to move. now, we're getting some moisture in the desert areas. this is good news in most cases. but in some of the fire zones, the thunderstorms come in dry. you get lightning and that's bad news. we're trying to get rain into the fire areas. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. we'll have afternoon sunshine and the heat holding especially in the east bay valleys where we'll hit 100 for the sixth day in a row. tomorrow could be nearly be 40

big momma would with you and then you get a whipping want you got home.now, we are afraid even discipline our children. a dentist in our children. we can do any of that. so we talk about gangs. why our children get involved in gangs? because of love, someone said. so we as a community if they're not receiving that at home we havhad to give that to them. that's why we need a fun day. we talked about programs. we need to stop throwing all of our money kind of their program. we have good programs that are working. if it's working let's put our money behind those programs that are working. why do our children get involved in gangs? number one, they have nothing to do. but i come at it to a challenge on today. as a committee leader, community activist, what are we going to do? i'm tired of sitting around the table and that's all we do is sit around the table. what do we do after we write down our ideas and get all of our information? where to go from here? we get charged up, we leave here, what do we do? absolutely nothing. someone has to make a conscious deci

. >> caller: hi, momma, how are you? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: okay.t's it. >> stephanie: yeah, instead of going to sean hannity and saying how it's god's plan and he wouldn't do anything differently. >> caller: he never said he was sorry. and that's what is angering about it. he killed a child and he is like, not my fault. >> stephanie: yeah, how do you get a defense attorney who says trayvon martin caused his own death? it is unbelievable. all right. we'll be right back with the remaining moments of the "stephanie miller show." >> this is too weird, man. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." very, very excited about that and very proud of that. >>beltway politics from inside the loop. >>we tackle the big issues here in our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. >>dc columnist and four time emmy winner bill press opens current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard

tell momma. clackty, clackty, clackty. he is cracking himself up. it must be good.y thunder because i called to tell you the point last night was about rudy giuliani not bill clinton. and now the "new york times" gave him an absolute pass on it. and now they are jumping all over this guy. and this guy hasn't touched number, and he is not the mayor, and if you don't like him, don't vote for him. >> stephanie: and his best friend, that goes to judgment right? he literally let him use the tax-payer funded apartment that was supposed to be for 9/11 workers for him to cheat on his mystery with the other mystery or whatever. >> caller: uh-huh. that's what lawrence o'donnell said. it's just ridiculous how they are jumping on weiner. if people don't want to vote for them. people in new york shouldn't vote for them but they probably will. >> stephanie: you said jump on weiner. >> caller: yeah, right. >> stephanie: there's nowhere we can go with this story. >> stop jumping on weiner. [ giggling ] >> stephanie: he he. all right. so -- yeah "new york times" editorial, weiner mu

. >> you can see the knife, baby, momma. >> reporter: terry parker watched the scene unfold and blockedcart until police arrived. >> if that gentleman was to come my direction he had to come through me or our cart. >> reporter: moments later swat team evacuated the building and two police officers began to negotiate. it's not working. police say wallace was not responding coherently an he was acting unstable and making unreasonable demands. afraid for the child's safe they move the mother and daughter to the front of the store. wallace starts counting down from 60 moving the child to the girl's neck. then while one negotiator distracts wallace another goes up an shoots him point-blank. >> he knew he had where you know chance. he made sure he was at point-blank range so there was no immediate harm the child. >> the police officer who shot wallace has been cleared by midwest police department and oklahoma district attorney who called his actions heroic. >> the wrong doing issue would come from whether or not the child was put in danger by the police's action while reasonable. >> he though

and a fan learned a lesson, always listen to your momma.e dylan ran onto the field before getting taken down by security. earlier, dylan tweeted this, 1,000 retweeted, and i'll run across the field. he didn't just get 1,000, he got over 3,000. before he went through the dumb stunt, dylan's mom got wind of it and warned her son not to do it via text message. i don't care. you better not. quote, i'm not kidding. i don't want you getting hurt. and finally, you could get arrested, if not worse. please don't be ridiculous. guys, listen to your mom. the shenanigans. he'll get a trespassing charge and tens of thousands of court fees. that is that for dylan. >>> apparently, college football coaches don't mind holding grudges. yesterday at the s.e.c. media day, florida coach will muschamp was asked about ohio state turning the gators in for alleged rule violations. muschamp got a little snarky and said, "we appreciate our friends from ohio state making sure we're compliant with ncaa rules. they certainly know a little bit about that subject." of cou

. >> when somebody says daddy's girl that's awe but if you're a momma's boy that's not so -- >> unless, how "glee" will go on. the creator is explaining how the fox musical will move forward after the death of cory monteith. the blessing of monteith's girlfriend, the show will return for its fifth season in september, a week later than planned. the first two episodes, which have been shot already, will feature the beatles. number three will be a tribute to monteith, then it will go on hiatus to figure out its future. >> you figure he would want the show to go on. >> absolutely. >> he obviously cared about the people he worked with and would want that to continue. >> obviously becomes part of the story line where you pay tribute to him. >> your heart has to go out for lea michele. this was her boyfriend in real life and on the show. for her to make the transition back. >> everybody has so many memories on that set. no question about it. >> that's right. on a lighter note, trending on twitter, i hope you had breakfast already. taking the selfie craze to a new level or depth early sunday.