monica, you disagree? not a priest or any kind of moral arbiter, he is professional athlete. that what they are using in the campaign was spoken by tiger woods in a different context, context of competing with greg norman. it's about provocative images, getting people talking and getting a buzz to sell a product. more power to nike because here we are on fox news talking about the campaign. >> eric: do you have a problem with the ad? >> they were smart to say just do it right because you can't do that anymore. he got himself trouble in the first place. it tells the world, as long as you are athlete you can screw up six times through tuesday, there is no accountability because you can get a little ball in a little hole. it says a lot of things about the society. there is no accountability. >> eric: christian can you let people this a little about the hole and a little ball. >> if you have an objection about his behavior which i do, you don't talk about tiger woods and nike. nike is the evil genius. all this

i want to go back to monica if i could. monica is an attorney who works in arizona and works with this system. are you surprised by any of this? anything strike you? >> no. about the questions themselves? no. they seem like very common sense questions. and when i was listening to the testimony through the, i had a lot of these same questions as well. i don't think they are earth-shattering at all. but they do kind of give us an indication of what the jury is thinking. and, to me, since these are common sense questions, i think the jury is questioning her credibility. >> shepard: sounds as if they are questioning how she could have gotten to this gun which she said was in this closet, which she testified today was not locked, how she could get to that before he got to her. his speed vs. her speed, monica, was a lot of the discussion. maybe for a couple of days of this trial. >> absolutely. and if you noticed, when her attorney was talking to her, he was giving her a lot of outs. he was trying to put words in her mouth so to

stuart: i am smiling out monica.what is wrong with that, quite frankly. >> i think there is probably a huge market for this. stuart: i think amazon backed off and said they could not quite manage it. >> they are trying to. you have to do it in areas where amazon has distribution hubs. my wife would love this. stuart: michael crowley, you would not order shoes. >> i have actually ordered shoes for same-day delivery. stuart: have you? >> see. >> yes, i have. when you have a big event. >> you get a box of shoes delivered to you, you can send them back free shipping. no big deal. stuart: you are kidding me. have you ever heard of this, charles? charles: absolutely. same-day or not, almost every day i walk home i trip over a package. my wife does not need it to be same-day. stuart: thank you. have you seen the president plan to save medicare? my take on it is next and it is not pretty. however, first, charles will have another stock to make you money. that will be right after this. charles: i am already in it. i am making

wayne rogerings, johnathon and traces burns and also monica crawley and christian dorsey. welcome everybody . as you sit home and write out your tax check to ule sam. look at what the i.r.s. is spending your money on >> there is money laundery and man cures and hair cuts in the street. >> remember what is important. enhancing the taxpayer insurance - experience. >> me, i became a public servant. oh, boy, the tax agency claims training tamp i tapes were made a few years ago and help tod save money. lawmakers are not buying it and demanding answers. johnathon, you say you have the answers already? >> eric if we want to live long and prosper we have to slash and burn. my god, this is outrageous. listen they take and take and take and spend their entire budget if they don't spend it they will not get the money the next year. ment fact that the u.s. government is the largest employer in the world is pathetic. the i.r.s.'s budget is 12 billion. it is for them to take 40 percent of your earnings. we need policemen and not parasites. >> and what is patheticings. i didn't recognize

yeah. >> reporter: no longer alone, monica is now traveling the world. ann curry, nbc news, boulder, colorado. >> great idea to end on on this monday night as we start a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> sex and the chris sanchez is live outside mountain view high where a parent meeting is scheduled. the concern has to do more with the content in the articles than the content itself. >> you hit that one right on the head. a lot of the parents were very quick to point out that this is not about sex. this is really about making sure that the students are being good journalists presenting solid and accurate information that is appropriate to the young audience. we talked with one of the student journalists who says she is ready to listen at the meeting and learn from the experience. the high school newspaper, the oracle, looks great and discusses a variety of topics.

just as monica said. i watch all the sunday shows and i didn't see anybody say that this is not a dollar of real cuts at all. let me -- this acceptance of talking about cuts when they're not cuts, and to a budget that is -- i mean, that every agency that is threatening the actions, tsa releasing thousands of immigrants, which they're illegal immigrants, god nose -- god knows what they are byron nelson ahead of cuts that didn't materialize. >> you know, this is -- not one those of agencies has less money in real dollars than it had -- >> neil: i'm not dismissing the layoffs. i am saying this, and i want your reaction. we can then hang our hat on any slowdown or bump in the month, they're going to go back to this and say it was because of -- >> the answer is, look, the -- they overstepped this. >> neil: now they're stepping in it. >> yes. apocalypse is coming, and then never mine. but the real probable limbs the agenda is to annihilate the republicans. if the president'sing extra -- that is frightening. the

monica, you first. welcome booth of you, first of all. in a capital murder case? what do you think of his style? >> i think he is doing the right thing. i think when first started it is -- he probably put off some of the jurors because he is a strong male personality and going after a female on the stand. sometimes that can be a little touchy so some of the jurors probably got put off a little bit but as he kept going i think they just said you know what this is what needs to happen. this is a death penalty case and she bruteally murdered this man. and something else to think about is he might be doing this on purpose because part of her defense is that she was weak and mild mannered and she was controlled by travis alexander. well, juan is essentially showing she can stand up and points out when is wrong. where is this mild weak mannered woman that supposedly is there? she doesn't exist and has shown it over and over again when she is arguing with him. >> geraldo: before i go to mel, what do you thing of the death penalty? you know arizo

so, monica rose will be receiving an award for the designing of the logo. she designed the programs and she designed the brochures to promote the conference. and she's already said that she's on board donating it for the 2013 conference in phoenix. (applause) >> >> rick stanton nominated somebody. rick? * >> if you've been working in graffiti profession for awhile, i think everybody knows randy campbell. who knows randy campbell? that's good. those of you who don't, especially if you're in law enforce. you're probably going to want to write this down. no graph.net. randy campbell has been working in graffiti cases forever and he's a retired, i think, sheriff or highway patrolman. maybe somebody can help me out there. >> highway patrol. >> highway patrolman. what he runs it's no ground.net. for law enforcement, if you're looking for a tagger you think is crossing state boundaries and you catch one and you want to put up that person's tag to other law enforcement agencies, he's got a network where you can do that. so, you send that in to him, he sends it out

monica, what's your reaction?rs have now said they will filibuster any gun control bill that comes to the floor, because it has a tendency to go beyond the prescribed things in the bill and really become infringements on the second amendment. but the political problem here for the president and other left-wing supporters of gun control is not the republicans, it's the democrats. you have a lot of democrats coming from red states with big gun cultures and a lot of serious opposition to gun control. charles: right. maybe harry reid might be the biggest obstacle he's got out there. >> you know, do you see anytime in the future a speech that says, monica, shame on you, hollywood, for influencing the american culture with your violent movies? we spend, what, $200 billion a year on advertising, the advertising industry certainly believes media images changes behavior. when do you think that will see anything like that? >> on the 12th of never. [laughter] because that's not going to happen for two reasons. one, that's go

monica there are obstacles.hey. >> yes, the biggest obstacle first and foremost is president obama himself. ef talks a good game about wanting an immigration deal but he really doesn't. this is all about 2014, this is about the congressional and senate elections next year. he gets a lot more traction out of having a continual war with republicans over immigration than he could ever have by actually landing a deal this year. that way he can motivate minority turn out next year and if he's able to get a democratic congress in 2014 then he can go ahead with whatever he wants with regard to immigration. bill: you're making the case that he's talking about this publicly so he can pin the tail on the republicans. do you think that monica? >> of course. we've seen this pattern with this president before. there is no -- this is no exception. bill: is there truth to that? >> i don't think so. he says if congress doesn't act and i do hope they will and i do think they will that he'll act on his own. i think he's very comm

. >> bueno, ahora pasamos con cecilia ramÍrez que se encuentra en santa mÓnica california, que ayudaracias en pleno santa mÓnica una de las ciudades mÁs saludable de los estados unidos ay! punto de entrar a conocer lo mÁs nuevo para ponernos en forma en este paÍs. >> por sus drogas viaja muchÍsimo y no tiene para hacer ejercicios >> y mÁs pulgadas lo que es mas interesantes para mi. >> es el proceso completo que hacer ejercicios. >> es un calor seco la temperatura de 98.5 grados es la temperatura corporal, hacer gimnasia de alguna manera de asocio mejorar a la temperatura corporal de tu cuerpo es activar el metabolismo quÉ es lo que aumenta el metabolismo y circulaciÓn definitivamente hacer el proceso mÁs rapido y ademÁs el calor hace que los huesos estÁn mas flexibles. >> ayuda a mejorar la celulitis y que la piel se vea mÁs joven. estÁn diseÑados para tonificar el cuerpo y son flacas que necesitan tonificar y es en donde venimos nosotros, es tonificar. >> despuÉs el proceso continÚa. >> una vez que hacen ejercicios 30 minutos, se toma una linda ducha profunda y bien relajante y lue

then the santa monica pier, 2 piers, the second was a larger one built next to it. there was a great interest in having amusement parks on piers. it included a ride and a carousel at the location and what you see here is the ballroom which was a 5,000 capacity ballroom on the west coast which held concerts and dancing. the pier was partially destroyed several times and rebuilt. it's open today as the santa monica amusement pier today. this is the long beach arena. it's part of the broader long beach convention facility. it was built on fill land from 1928-1932. it was actually built on 1962. it's a basketball facility. it's hosted the olympics in the past. it's got the largest mural in the world featuring marine life. it's not really part of an active water front. this facility is separated from the water by a 6 lane roadway and this lag other lagoon is a man-made lagoon. it's not the water front that we are seeking for 30-32 but very similar to facilities on tight lands. this is predecessor to the long beach arena long beach auditorium. great architecture at this l

monica crowley. and lisa, ceo. welcome to both of you. monica, we will start with you. interesting points. she says the women's revolution has been stalled and we have to reignite it. >> she makes interesting points talking about women, women are still conditioned to be liked more than respected and even feared, which is how men sort of operate in the business arena. she talks about how in order to start change, we have to work on men so they are more sitting at the kitchen table. good luck with that. even though she makes legitimate points, one of the bigroblems i have is this kind of an old-school leral view. where is overlooking basic biological differences between men and women. men and women are not the same, they don't perform the same in a corporate environment, they don't perform the same at home. can we have some changes? yes, but it is an individual thing. we don't need a revolution. when you're going up against human nature and the biological differences between men and women you are fighting a losing battle. melissa: one of the things i feel sheryl discussio

charles: monica. you think of my prediction, louisville beats kansas in the final 84-82. charles: that sounds probable, absolutely. stuart: certainty, put your money on it. charles: i'm going to do that right after the show. stuart: syracuse, somebody said syracuse, what about syracuse? they're going to win it all so says our producer who went to syracuse, of course. let's wrap it up. drama unfolding in cyprus, the next 72 hours will be chaotic, will our markets be affected? not so far. we'll deal with that next. plus, is obamacare unravelling as we mark the third anniversary of the bill becoming law? could be because we're finally finding out what's in the bill. cue the nancy sound bite. >> but we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done

what you think, monica? will come knocking on the door there is a picasso, they are about to throw it out and the antiques roadshow as well. i think it is phenomenal. >> this guy was told dump everything in the garage. he didn't have the heart to throw away this man's paintings. seventy paintings of his life's work. put it in the dumpster. but he deserves to have the path of that. absolutely. >> he really does. more homeowners when th

they have been moved out of the county to santa monica. 9 out of 10 who are defending trying to keep their house, 9 out of 10 have no lawyers. on the landlord's side, 9 out of 10 have lawyers. so after you drive all the way to santa monica and after you try to figure out what it is, what the real property laws is in california and what defenses you might have or what arguments you might have, you are faced with a trained lawyer and someone who has been to law school for 3 years, someone whose practiced for some period of time. what we need here to answer your question is a playwright. this is mccobb. this is weird. we are not on anyone's calendar to speak of. that for some of us, that's what makes it fun. >> thank you. jum. [ applause ] we are now going to take audience questions and answers. no cards. so please pass them in so we can ask questions. you'll let me again ask karen, you spent the last year-and-a-half studying and observing how gideon's promise have been broken. what do you think is an obstacle to closing the gap between rich and poor people's justice. what have we learn

the beast, i hear you. >> i wanted to let monica have time.is what we want in a politics. a family story of a coach, lays a 2x4 and who wants to walk across it. everybody does it. same 2x4 and puts it on on ladder, month ho wants to walk cross it. nobody raises their hands. you want your politician to share the same values to be the right thing regardless of the circumstances. we get the exact opposite with barack obama. he was against the wars and against same-sex marriage until his voter base. sequester was going end the world and that is one for me. i told a joke about it. at this point we have to decide either barack obama changes all of his values on day-to-day basis which is detriment to a world leader or option num two, he has no values. all his decisions is made from political ex peed yancy. you have to take a pick of one of those. >> neil: he is more like what he did the gridiron club. he went golfing over the weekend unless he realized it wasn't going to be such a big deal. i just wishing he would have been more of the tone of the gr

stuart: monica, he is. >> these human.is says of the stock. it bombs, and you never year another word about it. on this show we tell them, and he justifies it. >> trying to do this job is more humiliating -- humanizing. you're going to have losers. stuart: yes, you are. if you're brave enough that get out there and sit by this present think it is a winner, you are brave men in the because sometimes. so honest, charles. incredible. we told yesterday that a startup company called outbox will come to your house three days per week, bigger mayo, open it, state, and e-mail it back to you. that is $5 a month. joining us now is outbox co-founder, we will david. it's great to have you with us. we have a couple of issues here. number one, under what circumstances would i or anybody else want my mail privacy totally invaded by your guy or gal coming to my mailbox, opening of the male, reading it, skinny, the whole ball of wax. mollet ever want anybody to do that. >> first, thank you for having me on. this. and first, we call them th

. >> tower four, santa monica, baby seal, very young.are barely open. >> reporter: peter carefully moves in. this is already peter's fifth rescue of the day. >> the bodies will keep each other warm. they're both severely hyperthermic. >> reporter: rescue shelters are filling up with tired, huddled masses of sea lion pups. so far this year, more than 500. so, their chances are what? >> chances are great right now. >> reporter: until experts figure out what's going on with the sea lions, rescuers will be on the beach, trying to save them. clayton sandell, abc news, santa monica, california. >> the ones that have been saved are doing great. >>> that's our broadcast for this sunday night. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. and diane, right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> next at 6:00, happening right now. giant plume of smoke as a fire burns near antioch. why crews are not battling this one. >> two people killed including a bay area teenager in a tragic racecar accident. >>> a scare for shoppers as a car careens out

monica crowley is a radio host and contributor.megyn: do you see a difference, let he me start with you on this, david. and their positions, david petraeus had an affair, resigned, lost his important post as cia director and now he apologized and now another apology and the tiger woods situation which was much more explosive and involved, shall we say, 10 to 12 women he cheated with his-- he cheated on his wife with, and now this ad from nike. >> there were differences in the situations, but not really in the problem, and unless talking about the problems, power, hubris and a society that accepted that an apology is good enough when it's your behavior, that's the problem. i believe in redemption and i think most fair americans do, but we have got to stop accepting these apologies, whether it's michael vick, tiger woods, pistorius, lance armstrong, all of these things. what do we accept, that they can move past this and remarket themselves. and we know there's a problem, whether it's politicians or people in power or poeisitions tha

this is sitting in the santa monica court. one quick round based on the complaint goes on the internet. i wonder who is right and who was wrong. what really happened? what did she really say? what are these young professionals like? do they have a chip on their shoulder or are they for eal? i live in santa monica. my wife looked at me and said, i have grown up there my whole life. get down to the courthouse. i want to know if this happened in santa monica. believe me, i will go do it. uninvited, i dropped in and sat in the courthouse with what turned out to be a three-week trial. i kept dodging my duties and running in there to listen to testimonies. t was amazing. the jury found against the elder and with good reason after she testified. there was not one reporter at any level in that trial. there was no local reporters. nothing. if my wife had not chased me into that -- i thought for the executive editor of our paper -- these people are just like your daughter. we will run it. how many times a day does that happen that we do

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. >> finally caught in santa monica. and he said was it a cat that he said -- >> yeah, he said a cat caught him. >> how did they capture him. >> well, you know, the first two years we try to explain this. i don't believe the fbish was looking for him. in fact they assigned the search for him to the very organized crime squad that he had corrupted. so by the time he got out to santa monica he was really-- the trail had gone completely cold and then legitimate serious law enforcement people were looking for him, they couldn't find him. and then the task force was actually very big at one point. but by 2010 it was really effectively down to an fbi agent. and a deputy u.s. marshal named neil sullivanment and they decided, they had this thinkfest and they said you know, we keep looking for bulger but it looks like every irish american guy there town. so why don't we try to focus on the woman, katherine drake, his companion with him the whole time. so we put these public service announcement together. and then they put it in a

>>> mÓnica arreola, gordillo y montelongo. >>> montelongo pagaba viajes, cirugÍas, etcÉtera, y formababre de ester gordillo. y el procurador general dijo que no perseguirÁn a otros sindicales. >>> cuando encontremos hechos delictivos investigaremos. >>> pidieron un amparo algunos familiares de ester gordillo. el procurador dijo que la investigaciÓn reciÉn comienza. y se presentÓ una situacion para que se revoque su detenciÓn. el secretario de gobernaciÓn rechazÓ que se la traslade. >>> se cuida la salud como los que tienen un padecimiento. y hoy por hoy el proceso seguiÁa ella recluida donde se determino que estuviera. >>> las cuentas del sindicato de maestros habÍan sido confiscadas, pero se liberÓ para no perjudicarlos. >>> el gobierno de mÉxico pago 29 mil dÓlares por la fotografÍa oficial del presidente peÑa nieto y sus cuentas en redes sociales. el costo revelado desatÓ una polÉmica cuando se anunciÓ el aÑo pasado la compra de un nuevo aviÓn por casi 140 millones. el fbi investiga la presencia de un aviÓn no tripulado que volaba debajo de un aviÓn comercial en el aeropuerto kenned

school; sarah carp, [inaudible] middle school; laura [inaudible] gold, [inaudible] middle school; monica hoe, aragon elementary school; melissa nevez, [inaudible] middle school; emily crouch, hillcrest elementary school; christopher kerry, international studies academy; jessica hobbs, hillcrest elementary; dawn wole, james lick middle school; those are all the folks that we had check in. were thereers that arrived a little bit later. we do have additional plaques here, but we checked in everybody at the beginning. anymore? okay, i will. thank you. pushy crowd over here. doris lord [inaudible], andrew [inaudible] rosa parks elementary, yvonne valdez and james steadman. now we'd like to take some pictures so you'll have to squeeze together. >> -- the fac will be having our tenth annual youth sum it called together we can from 10:00 to 3:00 pm. we are proud to announce that mr. haney will be our speaker this year. we have an exciting line up of workshops that include advocacy through effective communication, cyber bullying, job preparedness, resume writing, youth voice informing policy, [in

an hour away from the capitol, a major center for expatriots and tourists, and we have one here, monica, fro lop don with a dress shop, and how much longer can you stay open? >> i estimate another month with the situation now until we find out what happens with the banking sector, and until i know that, i probably have another month of survival here. >> what are people saying among the community here? >> they are angry. they can't wait for the banks to open so they can remove any savings they have, even if it's below the hundred thousand, they want to take it out of the countriment they don't trust our system anymore, our banking system, and they feel like they're being -- the government has stolen their money. >> what's it like as a business owner? >> scary. i'm scared, angry what our government has done, exgovernment or our directors of banking has done to our economy, and i'm half sick of it. i fall between both borders, cypress and english, and i'm angry with the situation here. they shouldn't have come to this. >> what about other business owners you talked to? >> they are scared.

neil: well, i hope you are right, monica, in the meantime the government is crowding out the capital, right? it is maybe we've gotten used to that. it is like beating your head against the wall, when you stop, you still have a gaping wound but you feel better. i'm wondering whether we have a false assurance here? >> i don't feel like i have any kind of assure answer from anyone, both of the budgets not only house democratic budget but republican budget are asking for very contentiousesques one wants to us get rid of obamacare, that was a big struggle and the other wants to us get rid of the sequester cuts, which we've been haranging about for weeks now. neil: that just wastes time, every time they do that and add to more spending, we keep talking past each other, and the problem gets out ofiole. >of control. >> yeah how do we compromise. that is the question, there is no way to narrow the gap, you are asking the other side to raise their hand, and say, i don't know what to say and auction work i am we -- away and we cannot afford that. neil: they are walking away right now with more s

monica. >> jimmy: your mother has a normal name and she gave you a hard name.ul. i could give them monica, i could give them jill. >> jimmy: what does your name mean? >> it means freedom. it's an irish word. it eers so it's sort of like an irish slogan. it means freedom and liberty. >> jimmy: unless you're the parents who want to tell you you can't go to a party. and you say my name is freedom! >> i know. >> jimmy: this movie that you're in, it's based on a book written by stephenie meyer who wrote the twilight series. i'm telling the audience. i know you know this. are you prepared for the lunacy that surrounds anything that this woman touches? people go nuts. they start tattoos your face on their babies and stuff like that. i mean, it is -- you know, it can potentially be crazy. do you feel prepared for that? >> no. i don't. i don't know if it's going to reach that level. i think, you know, twilight was so huge. it really was such a phenomenon that i think, you know, even though there are other franchises around at the moment to reach that kind of level, i th

we are joined by monica crowley and david asman. >> it is good to see you. >> thank you for having us17-year-old from london just became a millionaire by selling his newsreader you application to yahoo!. it summarizes articles. we definitely picked the wrong careers, right? >> this kid was a prodigy. he started writing software. this is the one that caught yahoo by surprise. >> let me just mention what this was. he did something called face mood that determined their mood by their cebook account. this guy is a genius. >> that is amazing. now, he is taking time off from school. he said they are going to spend some time working for yahoo. melissa: my somewhat like galago camp. this is amazing. >> and economics scholar in norway says by reducing the weight of an airplane by 2 pounds, a piece would be set where underway passengers would be cheaper tickets. >> monica would get free tickets. >> there so many problems with this. you have to get in four hours early. melissa: could you imagine him winning you in front of everyone else? where they have the luggage scale and they force you to ho

trainer monica brings her dog in. of course he's very well behaved. as expected, rudy hasn't quite got the hang of it yet. >> good. >> she says you can't expect everything to be going perfectly after just one hour of training, you have to work on it, and that's the good thing, that work is part of her friendship with her dog. obviously there are some owners whose commitments get knot -- in the way of caring for their dogs. for those people the paws hotel is perfect. the dogs get taken out to the country while their owners are at work. ♪ >> i'm keeping my distance here. i find rottweilers especially scary. it costs 20 euros a day, twice as much as someone on social welfare gets. the dog's owner says she finds it reassuring to know her pet is being looked after. after a 45-minute drive out of town, rick's out in the fresh air. so i take a look at the paws hotel. it seems like they've got everything here, even an aqua fitness pool. i'd book a room myself if it wasn't just for dogs. today nemo, a 9-year-old labrador, is having a checkup. the expert says h

. >> megyn: joining me now monica crowley and kirsten powers, both are fox news contributors.at the president is sabotaging the country so he can reshape it based in part on what bill and others deem the president's really, his refusal to deal with republicans in a way that could real his particul-- realistically come up with a compromise. >> i've come to agree with the theory that the president is trying to destroy the republicans in an effort to get the house back because he in the last two years could pass all the things he wants to pass that he can't get done with the republicans. i was very skeptical about that, but it's a little hard to look at the way the president-- the president's been behaving and not come to that conclusion. i don't think it's venal i think he just feels like he can't get done what he needs to get done with the people in congress. >> megyn: monica, when you look at the other side a lot of folks say, look, this president would love to, contraire toy what bill was positing in his talking points, cut spending and debt crisis under control, but faces an