>> yeah, mommy is a public personality. so, he's very protective. >> jimmy: don't touch my mommy? i'm getting my makeup done and things like that, he's like, no, don't touch and then he, like, cuddles. he's very protective. >> jimmy: he wants your attention completely and people are trying to get your attention all the time. >> he does. it will be interesting to see how he reacts to tour. tour will be an interesting one. >> jimmy: will he come on the tour with you? >> yeah. yeah, definitely. >> jimmy: the "don't touch my mommy" tour? >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: think about that. >> we'll incorporate the chairs. >> jimmy: and so, okay, he'll come on the tour with you and -- is he -- can he sing? is he into that kind of thing? >> yes, he's -- you know, he's starting to get kind of musical. he has fun. he was really -- i took him to the studio the other day, i was recording back in the studio again and he started banging on the drums, and -- >> jimmy: uh-oh. that's what happened with justin bieber. you have to be careful. next thing you know, you'll be following him around the tour an

as soon as i step out from behind mommy mommy marines are destroying their weapons and the demonstrators so on selling my weapon and i put the stock up and. the plot of the rifle stock up on my shoulder and i start firing. and i'm hitting i'm hitting the demonstrators no i am. and of course i'm aiming at the head i mean. center mass but i don't know who called cease fire all i know is it was kind of like simultaneously we all just start firing. the lieutenant he comes up to me and he goes what the hell happened. i don't know you tell me sir you're the lieutenant. i said i do you know i heard a gunshot that went over our heads and i said that yours heard to say well who opened fire. i don't know. where when we did the reconnaissance and as we're driving off as we draw the body bodies i'm looking down at the at the ground and not seen any any weapons they were wearing traditional. jalapenos and. course they were soaked in red with blood. now i thought to myself for a split second i said. you know these people didn't have any weapons we just shot at bunch of the normal. protestors. and then

she has to stand down, because mommy is working. she has to wait three months, which is good because she did a hard core run before i did "hawthorne," and now she is just having fun and being a kid. going to target and shopping, doing the things that she does. and he is preparing for his movie and the fall. i take these three months, and the rest of the year is dedicated to my family. we sit down and say, i am doing "hawthorne" from this month it to this month. when i am done, we will talk about what you want to do the rest of the year. a while i need is three months, and then you guys, i am talking with you the rest of the year -- i am rocking with you the rest of the year. tavis: there are some kids who start out as child stars and get in the worst trouble down the road. had you keep them from running off the tracks? >> we will see. my son will turn 13 this year. with most kids, the paradigm shifts because they become the breadwinner, ok? so then mom and dad, they're getting paid by the kid. that paradigm shift will take a long ti

. >> mommy, mommy, mommy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and how old is he now?oo often, it is children who are abused to ensure that their mothers comply with brothel owner's orders. the woman on my right is radika. by the time she was 12 she had been trafficked twice, had a kidney removed by illegal organ sellers and had an 18-month-old son. and he is now in school. yes. the brothel keeper's cruelty was effective. when they were rescued and brought to maiti nepal, the boy was unable to talk. now 8 years old he's making progress but is still nervous and wary of strangers. >> translator: at the brothel i was forced to have sex with men and if i refused to do that, and if i argued with them, they would burn cigarettes on my body, and they would beat me with a stick or they would spill hot water on me. >> i know that when you were separated from your son, that some abuse happened to him. can you tell me about that? >> translator: when we were separated and when my son cried, they burned my son's tongue with a cigarette. >> in just an afternoon, i've heard stories o

needed her and i missed her, i wanted when i became a mommy myself to share with my daughters and the president's daughters some thoughts about who she was and what she was like because i knew she would have loved to meet them and to know them and she would have given them so much. and made them feel so strong. that is one of the reasons i bought the book. i wrote the book. thank you. i also wrote the book because i am a teacher. i am and educator and one of the things that i want to happen is for us to think about world from more than one point of view. you see in the beginning, d. g. more alice who wrote the illustrations, this is the moon from the earth's point of view, right? look at the back. has it changed? what is it now? [talking over each other] >> the earth from the men's point of view. sometimes we need to flip it. we need to make sure we see things from more than one point of view. because we can the understand things in the world if we are only looking from one point of view. you know what i get my students to do sometimes? you guys know about some current events that are

. >> we were at home and she just out of the blue just said, "mommy, why is my tummy so fat?" and it took me back. and i asked her, well, why are you asking me this? and she said because a girl in the bathroom at school asked me why i was fat. >> reporter: do you think sometimes your tummy is too big? >> sometimes. sometimes. >> reporter: and you want to lose weight in your tummy? >> yeah. >> reporter: why do you want to lose weight? >> because i don't like to be like my weight, and my teacher always tells me that i have to run so i can be really -- really not like this size. >> reporter: just 6 and already feeling bad about the way she looks. >> okay, let's go see how much you weigh. >> reporter: we went with taylor for a visit to her pediatrician, dr. rachel bray, to check whether or not taylor is even overweight. >> we'll use her height and weight to calculate her body mass index. it's completely normal. she's not considered overweight at this time. >> you're silly. >> reporter: tonya says they try not to focus on weight but the messages taylor gets from her peers definitel

- "dear mommy and daddy, i am running away.middle-class life. "everyone at school is a fucking idiot, "and if one more person talked to me about "that susan boyle performance of les miserable, "i was going to puke my balls out through my mouth. "i love you all, but i have to move on. "i'm going to somalia to be a... to be a pirate"? oh, shit! - oh, gerald, what are we gonna do? - it's all right. he couldn't have gone far. let's call the other kids' houses. - oh, god, what have i done? - the fuck are you pirates doing? are we gonna plunder them or not? - all right, let's go!! - quiet, ya sons of biscuit-eaters! this boat is now pirate property! now get ye to yer lifeboat, lest ya want to be shark bait! - plunder the booty, lads! this ship is ours! - okay! - i said get off my boat! [all scream] [all screaming] - qu'est-ce qui ce passe? - qu'est-ce qui ce passe? - that's it! get in there, ya swarmy dogs! lower 'em down, ike! - have a good day! - hard to port, lads! - hard to port! - what's port? - just make the boat go that way ki

. >> i use candles, because my mommy brings some. >> i go out to the car and turn on the overhead, andt there and study. >> pelley: ashley rhea raised her hand to add something that we didn't expect. >> ashley rhea: i kind of feel like it's my fault that we don't have enough money. i feel like it's my fault that they have to pay for me and the clothes that they buy for me. >> beth davalos: they're believing it's their fault that they're in this situation. >> pelley: beth davalos runs the seminole county programs for homeless kids. >> davalos: our numbers go up every day, between five and 15 new homeless students a day. >> pelley: every day? >> davalos: every day. >> pelley: and she told us something else is new. >> davalos: when i first started this program eight years ago, homelessness lasted maybe two, three months. but now, with it lasting three, six months, a year or two years, this is when children are developing who they are, and their foundation is broken. >> pelley: how are these kids doing in school? >> davalos: they're struggling. it's much harder. they're more at risk of not

and the kid said, yeah, get mommy. or ten minutes of aimless banter back and forth. and then there's this pause and someone says, i've got something to say. >> i'm still having difficulty with my daughter traveling by herself on -- >> fathers are often not taken as seriously as mothers in society. and we all seem to want to take ourselves seriously as fathers. >> i wanted to be an important part their upbringing. it was very important to me. >> i was really tired of hearing my wife come back from her mommies groups getting advice about this and telling me how wrong i was about everything. and i wanted to come to like the guys group. i wanted to hear from them. they told me i was wrong about everything also. >> the group has benefited me as a father mainly just by giving me an ongoing perspective. so it's just not a chaotic random bunch of events, some ecstatic, some deeply troubled that just happened and i don't know what to make of them. >> you come away having bounced something off four people in the same kind of sit

. ♪ mommy, you did it! ♪ is folgers in your cup. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion.ft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> here we are looking at a live picture from emeryville toward san francisco. you can somewhat make out the skyline of san francisco. you can see the new bay bridge. you can see alcatraz, too. we have sunshine on the way. says who? says lisa. she is here now. june 18, this would have been my folks' 62nd wedding anniversary had they survived. a big day. a great day. >> a great day. we have father's day tomorrow. and beginning of summer next week. getting toward summer weather later on today with more sunshine. tomorrow, we will warm up. it begins a stretch of several days where we will see the numbers not only around average tomorrow, but above average toward the middle of the week. hot inland at s.f.o. sunshine. low clouds and fog extensive, toward salinas and north and sonoma county. spreading inland. as a result the temperatures are uniform. low to mid-50s. upper 40s in san rafael, santa rosa, los gatos. overal

like, mommy, if your head gets chopped off, do you die?e a sip of my coffee. my son was like, mommy, when you were little, were you jewish? i was like -- [ laughter ] i laughed so hard. they say things like that. my little boy also knows that i don't like to get tickets from policemen -- >> jimmy: you don't? that's weird. >> i know, isn't that weird? so, he saw a policeman giving me a ticket for this, citing me for something that wasn't on my license or something and he, no one could see that i was really upset, my son is 6, and i got the ticket, and he goes, next time that happens, you should just kick the policeman. just kick him! i can't do that. >> jimmy: youoh, no. >> that makes me laugh. >> jimmy: it's funny now. when he's 19 and with the copper thes flying him and putting him on the news, it's going to be a problem. >> jimmy: a and the book comes again out in the fall. are you going to go on a book tour? >> i am going to new orleans this monday to speak to 1,000 librarians for one hour. >> jimmy: really? for an hour? >> i'm so nervo

. ♪ mommy, you did it!cup. [ female announcer ] father's day is not for celebrcome on dad! [ female announcer ] it's for celebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ female announcer ] ...personal doctors... and that's why we wear shoes. [ female announcer ] ...and our oldest, closest buds. ♪ father's day is for us to say, "i'm so glad you're mine." come here... oh. happy father's day, daddy. [ female announcer ] now, select cards come postage paid. >>> hard times have left financially pinched homeowners desperate tro avoid foreclosure. thousands are getting help this weekend in san jose from a non-profit group with a history of getting banks to modify loans. abc7's david louie has details. >> reporter: no mistaking the desperation on their faces. they want to keep their homes but the recession impacted their jobs or income. the lenders keep saying no to a loan modification. jeff ruben of novato can count the rejections. >> three times over the last like i said about th

. ♪ mommy, you did it!cup. [ female announcer ] father's day is not for celebrcome on dad! [ female announcer ] it's for celebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ female announcer ] ...personal doctors... and that's why we wear shoes. [ female announcer ] ...and our oldest, closest buds. ♪ father's day is for us to say, "i'm so glad you're mine." come here... oh. happy father's day, daddy. [ female announcer ] now, select cards come postage paid. >> a united airline made a emergency landing last night. night was coming in from los angeles. they smelled fumes. firefighters respond as a precaution and the plane landed and taxied to a gate after :00. all of the is 119 passengers are fine. >>> this morning there's unsettling news about a product many people use all the time. the government has announced that a chemical used to make stay phone coffee cups and takeout containers and other products could cause cancer. we have the story. >> they are everywhere and last forev

mommy i don't want to get hit by that ball. i'm scared. >> grab a glove. >> that's kind of the way they play sometimes. we'll talk about it when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> stan is here with our wjz the fan sports report for a brief moment today i thought, maybe they're going to have a 9th inning come back. >> the keyword there is -- >> brief moment. >> brief moment. orioles nowhere else to look but up from the bottom of the standings. contact on reyes. that's a ground rule double. rbi batting 290 right now as ambino scores. later on though, was it the blue jays who just decided to tee off. 2-8 alfredo simon got a little piece of that too. takes 2-3. elsewhere former o' aubrey huff now with the san francisco giants unintentionally snug right in the mug. look at it one more time, can you hear aubrey's pain. the giants won 2-1. >>> french open men's final. federer disappointing day because their native son went down and defeated nedal. 7-5, 7-6 beautiful green as federer called it. the winner of the sixth french opener winner. >

. >> reporter: for mindy roberts one of the leading mommy bloggers, the e-mail came today. >> angry?> confused. >> reporter: she is for now a so-called amazon a affiliate. buy products from her site, amazon ships them to you, she gets a commission. amazon cut off 25,000 a affiliates in california. >> we're dumping you. we don't agree with it and we really like you tell we don't want to dump you but we got to dump you. >> reporter: for amazon based in seattle, eliminating the a affiliates in california is part of a strategy that very done in other states that have on line taxes. therefore, there is no need to collect sales tax. however, an assembly member issued a statement saying sever a affiliate ties won't change the fact that under our law, they will still need to collect sales taxes. we hope that amazon and over stock rethink these bull he -- bullying tactics. >> amazon is not going to blink. >> reporter: he says the law could backfire if businesses leave california. >> they can just shift across the border to nevada. >> reporter: as for mindy, she feels caught in the middle. >>

and always encourage us to give them 15 minutes to half-hour reading time with mommy. >> reporter: studies show that children who receive books during visits were more likely to succeed in school. the reach out and read program wants to give low income families a chance academically. >> children who receive books and learn about reading and get to 11 books before reaching kindergarten gives them an edge above their peers when they begin kindergarten. it really gets children loving books and helps with their vocabulary and gets them ready for school. >> reporter: thanks to a little help little ryan and cameron are off to a great start. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> the reach out and read program is always in need of volunteers and donations. to provide more books and keep the program alive. abc2 news is proud to give $8,000 as a donation to the program. we still need your help. to donate or volunteer write this information, you can mail a donation to the office of development at 100 north charles street, suite 200, baltimore, 21201. i'm sure that is on our web site. you can also call 410-5

. >> she would tell me, mommy, i'm not beautiful. >> reporter: twice a week she joins 15 classmates from her brooklyn elementary school with practice once and drills. practice runs and drills. but this program isn't just about physical fitness. it also offers lessons for running the race of life. at every practice, the coaches, young professional volunteers, lead discussions about things like bullying and confidence. >> it's very hands-on in life skills building. >> i want to show you something. >> reporter: with some unconventional lessons. >> i want you to try to put the toothpaste back in the tube. >> teaching that girls that gossip can be a lot like toothpaste. >> if we say something hurtful about another person we can't take it back. >> reporter: the goal is to help the girls grow stronger physically and emotionally. larissa is finally feeling better about herself. >> now i feel more confident about myself. >> reporter: and they become a team. >> girls on the run is so much fun! >> reporter: supporting one another all along the way. >> whenever, like, you're feeling sad, they cheer

. >> she says, mommy, daddy. >> i said do you live here? >> i didn't understand anything. >> what was she like? >> sweet. >> police found the car nearby. they think the thieves abandoned it and the girl managed to escape her car seat and the car on her own. so far no arrests. >>> well, it's happened again, a man was hit and killed by a call train this evening. it happened just before 7:00 on the southbound tracks. the man has not been identified and it's not clear why he was on the tracks. this is the 7th fatal accident on caltrain tracks this year. there were 11 total in 2010. >>> some bad news for families in san bruno trying to rebuild. it's having a negative impact on an unrelated business. the contractor hired to do the work may go bankrupt. they have inform at least five families that it has shut down operations until next week and may have to close for good. those families were referred to the contractor by pg and e. we want to clarify this. they are not the same as vanderbilt family builder's. vanderbilt construction is not related.

. ♪ mommy, you did it! are the stanley cup champions.ucks last night... in the all- deciding game seven. but as greg black reports... canucks fans didn't take the loss lightly... rioting in the streets of vancouver. while boston celebrated their stanley cup victory... thousands of canucks fans took to the streets of vancouver... rioting... flipping cars and setting fires. "a very sad scene right now in downtown vancouver. we're hearing of more cars that have been overturned as well." people posed for last night... the bruins beat the canucks, four- nothing. after the initial on-ice celebration, there was the time-honored tradition of the handshake line between the two teams. then, the awarding of the holy grail... the stanley cup itself. "...we're bringing it home." at the other end of the continent... thousands of bruins fans celebrated in the streets of boston... their first cup victory in 39 years. there were a few arrests, but no serious problems in beantown. royal fans will have cameras ready when the duke and duchess of cambridge k

i want to for you and mommy so we can be a family here in santa fe. if -- sorry about this.ll be forever, meanwhile, i'm not going anywhere today. >> reporter: it's so tough for nick to write and it's tough to hear. nick knows he at least had the chance to leave something behind. how do you feel when you read this? >> they're so reinforcing to me. i know she's going to read them. i've talked to people, they would just long to hear their parents voice or read something from them. oh, i wish i could have gone to a school like this. want some help? >> no. >> oh, you're so big now, i forgot. you're 42 pounds. i see her running to school every day. so i know we're in the right place. i look around at this environment and i keep in touch, look at the teachers she's going to see in a year or two an i probably won't there be it walk her in. i feel she's in good hands. >> reporter: ten months after being diagnosed with cancer -- >> we're going to see my daughter's room over here. >> reporter: he and corey started doing something i found surprising, construction on their dream house.

an emotional reunion, a south bay infant at the center of a statewide amber alert back safe in her mommy's arms tonight. >>> good evening. i'm jessica ageary. >>> and i'm raj. >>> after an intense search the 1 month old girl was found alone, unharmed, alone in an abandoned car. we have george here who joins us from morgan hill with the family reunited late tonight. george? >> it is good news. the little girl is safe home tonight. the family worried about her safety for a few hours this afternoon after her mom's car was stolen with her little one in the back seat. tonight the family says they're grateful for her return. little 1-month-old maria is back home where she belongs. >> can you imagine losing your baby and finding her again? >> reporter: she says she'll never leave her daughter alone again. a lesson learned the hard way when she did just that. leaving her daughter in the back of her car with the keys in the ignition while she went inside the st. catherine's food bank for a few minutes. when she came outside her car and baby girl were gone. >> i thought i'd lose her forever. i thoug

i said where's mommy and where's daddy? she say -- i don't know. you know?> another one to tell you about, a month-old girl safe tonight after a carjacker took off from a parking lot with the baby still inside the car. the girl's mom says she left the baby in the car with the keys in the ignition, a major mistake, while she went in for five minutes into a food bank. luckily, the baby was found safe inside the car, but miles away in salinas. >>> a pouring salt in the wound, some of the victims of the san bruno gas explosion are now being victimized again, this time by a contractor who left them high and dry. the contractor is going out of business. we're joined from the blast site. they're rebuilding their lives and i presume they're losing money and time here. >> reporter: raj, it's time and money for sure. take a look at one of the homes affected. you can see construction has just stopped, preventing the family that once lived here from getting back into their home and starting over. after that devastating pipeline explosion last fall. it's one of at least

one stream cascading from mommy slopes the view is mesmerizing the eve of this beauty brings deaths at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers per. step in the long run on. culture is that so much about the taxpayers' money minting is a chinese people putting people at area b. you're always in crisis would be with us ten years from. welcome back to spotlight now where nabhan just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is i lack of you get there former russian deputy finance minister mr begin was started talking about the russian currency well the daydream of the russian politicians has been has been the ruble becoming a world reserve currency will this happen in our lifetime who do you think any time soon can we expect that to happen or not yet i think of the ruble has a very good chances to be one of the currency which could this subject of reserve currency in the first even future yeah in the future why not bring today first of all because you. subject of control by the central when and the level for depends on central bank policy and intentions in this case just quite smal

where's mommy and where's daddy. she say -- i don't know, you know. >> vallejo police found the car but so far they have not found the driver. >>> this morning outrage leading to change a day after east bay fire crews stood and watched a man drown. the 57-year-old man walked into the alameda bay on monday near shoreline drive along willow street. he bobbed in the water for almost an hour before drowning. last night at a city meeting people vented their frustration and concern. >> so it just strikes me as unbelievably callous that nobody there with any sort of training could strip off their gear and go and help this person. >> police officers say they were not going to save the man because the man was suicidal and may have acted out violently towards officers. firefighters said city policy kept them from getting into the water because they are not trained in water rescues. that training program was cut in 2009 due to the budget crunch. the city says it will change its water rescue policy. >>> a missing persons case in

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vettel and mark webber securing the leading spots on the grid ferrari's fernando alonso the only mommy's to post the fourth quickest time in the day despite chopping friday's practice and some style his teammates leaping nasa will start right behind him in fifth while lewis hamilton was third fastest form a car in russia under red nose to tell you the trough was forced to sell for eleven pole months although aware that plenty can be temperamental. it's a tricky circuit this so many corners we go twenty five before we you know cross the line again and especially in qualifying to get every single color right this is very very difficult so to get the perfect lap in this is quite tough but i think my first run was was quite good i was very happy and remarkably in the second run fredricka about the top of the leaderboard heading into the final round of the troublous championship the swede securing a one stroke lead as he took advantage of some fine weather after days of rain jacket thing got off to a good start but really picked up the pace on the park nine starting with this parody on the te

. >>> new ly mentioned presidentil candidate rit mommy joins other gop hopefuls at a gathering of conservative leaders in washington today. romney officially announced he is seeking the nomination yesterday in new hampshire. he says president obama 's economic policies are a failure. >> when he took office, the economy was in recession, and he made it worse, and he made it last longer. three years later over 16 million americans are out of work or just quit looking for jobs. millions more are unemployed. >>> and there was another high-profile republican in new hampshire yesterday. sarah palin hosted a clambake. >>> now to those deadly tornados in the northeast. residents are still picking up the pieces in western massachusetts. watch and especially listen to this video recorded by a man desperately trying to get into his home as a twister hit springfield on wednesday. >> let me in. let me in. let me in. >> he made it in and got his family to the basement. they rode out the storm without injury. the tornadoes tore through springfield and 18 other communities. the massachusetts storm killed at l

be in terms of visible on the face mark not having taking down the boards of the nation that their mommy and the lack of accountability when it comes to sydney and that peter is that he had more carried on in one battle campaign where the american body and bombs during terror at the same time i am going to check out with forty. more. now dozens of. people have been killed in afghanistan in separate bombings over the past two days the attacks follow president obama's announcement of his troop withdrawal strategy the latest attack on a hospital in eastern afghanistan left at least thirty five dead with some reports putting the death toll at sixty and comes amid heightened tension between coalition forces and the afghan army after a number of nato soldiers were killed by taliban infiltrators in uniform on wednesday president obama announced the withdrawal of a third of u.s. troops by the end of next you have a plan has been to with hostility among us military leadership but a combat veteran turned activist. believes the presence of foreign forces only helps to breed the insurgency. the long

maybe in terms of the all the base mark not having to put down the force of the state and that their mommy and the lack of accountability when it comes to be in that peter is that more paradox the one writing what that miracle your body bob story here at the same time i am getting back now with. that wraps up the main news block coming up there's the latest business update with katrina. hello and welcome to aunty's business bulletin russia's biggest mana nor nickel is electing a new board of directors at its annual general meeting the company has been the center of a furious dispute between its two biggest shareholder is. roussel an investment firm into ross owned by russian billionaires for more details i'm joined by ati's yulia bok of our visit the a.g.m. how you're going to tell me what's happened what's really at stake at today's meeting. well katrina the main intrigue of the day hasn't been solved yet formally it's still not known whether the former brother in chief of stubbornness on the ocean has been reelected as chairman of the board and head of this meeting with the main question

them made the turns of the oval face are not having to work on the fourth symphony and that their mommy and the lack of accountability when it comes to feel that. that had more carried on the west riding with the american body and bomb terror at the same time i am going to check out we're going. to have a child diagnosed with a rare and disabling disease is every parent's worst nightmare knowing the treatment exists would be a welcome relief but in russia so many hopes are dashed by extortionate costs and a lack of state support on a boy who reports on how a price really can be put on a child's life. the first match followed in february these here fourteen according to his birth certificate he looks have that he's hearing was rapidly declining his vision almost gone he responded only to this silver strokes of his mother who gave up everything secure for him. this is a happy just to wake up and see him breathing sometimes he smiles and it's the greatest thing for me. he wasn't always this way they just five he knew the point his mother is reading to him now by a hard on it was active in

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. >>> reporter: for mindy roberts one of the leading mommy bloggers, the bombshell email from amazon came today. >> confused. >> reporter: mindy is for now a so-called amazon affiliate based on scotts valley. buy products through her site, amazon ships them to her and she gets the sale. >> we are dumping you. somebody wants you to conform to some new rule. we like you, we don't want to dump you so we have to. sorry. >> reporter: for amazon based in seattle, eliminating the nexus of california affiliates is part of a strategy they have done in other states that also have online taxes. by getting rid of affiliates, there is no physical presence and therefore, no need to collect sales tax. however, assembly member nancy skinner one of the authors of the new online tax law issued a statement saying, severing affiliate ties won't change the fact that under our efairness law they will still need to collect sales taxes. we hope that amazon and overstock rethink these bullying tactics. >> it's a staring competition with amazon. amazon won blink. >> reporter: says the law backfires if the bus

that it's not all the fates are not having taking into account the force of the base and that their mommy and that lack of accountability when it comes to the city and their returns that it had more paradoxically less strategy that's what the american body politic three here at the same. time got a second album forty. please more parties could soon be represented in russia's lower house of parliament after the president proposed a lowering of the threshold from seven to five percent of the vote now that would be the minimum level needed to take up a seat in the duma speaking before the decision to be vetted said it could be possible to lower that figure to three percent in the future reform aims to boost political competition and help modernize the country and limited it pointed out that the december parliamentary election will be held using the current regulations the change in the threshold if implemented will apply to elections in twenty sixteen. well hoping to get politics some fresh impetus here is one of russia's richest men who has set his sights on parliament we call pocket of his