moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate. our staff in a position where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now becaus

moore says she's not only innocent but hopes to be someday compensated for her time in jail.isioned the plan in detail. >> i want disney to create and >> i want disney to create and search for prince charming and they find me the perfect man and then we go in dates on all the disney world theme parks and he'll have to dress up like prince charming and i have to dress up like cinderella. i think that would be a good reality show. all the guys that glass slippers and the only slipper that fits me is the guy i want to marry and then i marry at the castle, and when i marry at the castle, i want mickey mouse and minnie and all of them at my wedding, and goofy and donald duck. >> that sounds like the wedding to be at. >> it would be the best wedding of the century. >> for the time being, though, moore's castle is a 12 x 7 foot cell. >> that's life. that's sink, toilet, that's it, but i think when you really get hit that you're in jail is when you lay down. it was like concrete. my dog has a softer bed. it's hard. it's a hard mattress. and they've been reused so many times they're l

commissioner pimentel: commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i feel a little bit between a rock and a hard place, although it is a residential, live, work unit, residential considerations don't seem to be helping us making decisions, i.e., that the rear balcony would be considered like a light well and that there would be a responding setback on the building side to respect that adequate light comes into the light well and while we don't have these guidelines, i do think as we are now in the eastern neighborhood often finding more add jay seven sis between the residential and the null encouraged work space buildings that we might have to consider inventing some of these guidelines. because in the end, i think we need to find a way that residential, where it meets the requirement for open space and light and air is not being impacted. i'm not sure how this applies here and i wish there would be some guidance by which they could indeed shape a notch in that building edge in order to allow for at least a breaking of the wall, i

commissioner moore? commickser moore: i would like to make a motion this project is being continued. the challenge which proposed to this project would be -- the architect is encouraged to reconsider and work with these considerations including the depiction of the three-dimensional impact as well as potentially looking at resizing, rearranging in order to meet modification of the building as it stands. >> second. >> continued to when? commissioner moore: it would take six to eight weeks in order for this to be done correctly. >> let's pick a date. >> are we talking the august 16th hearing? commissioner moore: that sounds fine. >> ok. president fong: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: my feeling, although i only speak for myself the architect for the project spnser worked with the d.r. requesters in regards to impacts to the d.r. requesters, that is what the d.r. is about. and i'm not in favor, if you did come up with some sort of redesign, that probably would satisfy some of the thing that's

commissioner moore: i would like to make some comments. the personal disagreements which might have arisen, which have been brought forward, are completely irrelevant to what we are discussing. character assassination -- what we are discussing are the facts, and the experience of how we look cumulatively and the decision surrounding this project. having said that -- i may not pronounce your name correctly, but i thought i did. i think you extremely well characterized what the situation is. the building type you are describing is not just a privilege to go into the marina and not help. it is everywhere. the buildings of the high you are describing here -- it is also colored buildings in the pacific-broadway corridor. i believe that, and here it comes, i happen to live in a situation like that. i find it more than an acceptable to consider approving. the impact in a densely built up neighborhood, where their regular building types start to occupy the block, create situations which you and other people have described succinctly. there is not

speaking more, commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i wanted to support and echoed the concerns expressed by not only commissioner wu and commissioner borden, but also by the public regarding equal access to the transit center and to the park from all sides. i do think it cannot just be loaded primarily from one direction, where your son not a believer in bridges from other buildings, which i hope the city will be greatly stay away from. there are many other ways of how to get people through buildings up to the level of the park, and a thing that needs to be very carefully started, and anything the planning department can do on its own to make suggestions, it definitely needs to be developed further. also, to give those people who work for dissipating equal rights to having it as part of their fun. to the comment of social equity, i think that is and always important part of this commission. there is almost nothing one can describe, but one can manage the park with a more open in. you do not have to wear a three pie

president fong: i have to agree with commissioner moore. i was extremely disappointed when i received this revised package. knocking off 6 inches here or there was not the spirit that i expected. maybe it was. but not what i wanted. i do not think this is -- there's no way you can call at creative -- it creative redesigne and i do not feel thee has been a real give-and-take, either. there is nothing we can do to force that. i'm not prepared to vote on this today. commissioner antonini: well, in terms of the trees which was brought by the zoning administrator designate, product sponsor, you are ok with the trees? if you want to come up, maybe you should agree to that on the record here. if we make a motion to -- >> we have discussed the trees in the past. we are amenable, where a greek -- we are agreeable. there has been some suggestion about the type of trees. you have to be selective to make sure the purpose is met and it is not a new problem. commissioner antonini: the motion will be made. we will agree to place the trees mutually accepta

commissioner moore: thank you for reminding me. commissioner antonini: i would speak against any change in the on site affordable. we have already discussed that. in this instance, it makes no sense. you have another parcel right next to it that will be 100% affordable. the mayor's office is the latitude to be able to apply these funds were state and federal moneys have dried up. if there is no funding, they never get built. we have a lot of affordable projects that are sitting and not being developed because there is no funding. it only makes sense that this stays as it has been proposed. commissioner sugaya: i am going to make a motion to continue. until the mayor's office of housing, giving them an opportunity to talk to developer about requiring on-site inclusion mary housing. they can bring it back one way or another -- inclusion very housing. they can bring it back one way or another. commissioner borden: i do not think that most people said. given the parcel o is abutting this project site and there is another site close by,

rex -- >> commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i understand the staff played a softball game on mosconi field and i'm just curious as to how that went. >> i know it went very well, but i do not recall the final score. the director can report on that on the directors' report. there was an article in yesterday's paper on the new plan that a market street plan considering expanding or modifying health vehicles with right-hand turns on selected intersections to add that plan becomes clearer, i would ask the department to keep us posted because it would be an interesting discussion for us to weigh in on. >> thank you. commissionercommissioner antonia couple of items. first, the subcommittee on the planning secretary search met on tuesday, the 19th, and it was a very successful meeting. i think we came up with a draft job description during that meeting we will meet again on the 11th of july. a couple of by that -- other items, i have been reading a very interesting book, "the season of the which -- witch" and it is

in a moment, we will go to michael moore responding to this. david cole, in vermont, the point vermont does not have universal health care? >> well, i am vacationing in vermont, not an expert on vermont. again, i just think we should be or keep our eye on the ball. the question should be, should the supreme court overturn what congress and the president had enacted in attempting to extend to a large number of people who are not covered, health care insurance. the quid pro quo was to say to people who can afford it -- again, this only applies to people who can afford to buy health care insurance. look, you have to buy into the system or pay a tax break if you do not buy into the system, then you're part of the problem. you are a free rider. everybody has to be responsible to act together to ensure we can provide as broad health care insurance as possible. the question was whether congress has the authority to do that. i think we should be celebrating the fact the supreme court upheld that power. it does not mean this is the best law that could e

chris moor's bike was impounded. to tell us more about this interaction is chris moor's attorney. were any of the guys in this group doing any other legal maneuvers? >> i saw a wheelie or two. chris wasn't. his license plate was ntd obstructed. >> is that something you could be arrested for? >> in texas any officer can give you the ticket or they have the option to arrest you. a lot of this stemmed from last year a group of bikers shut down an intersection. >> the officer wanted the helmet cam but that could haunt him. >> he wanted to show someone else doing something wrong yet it shows him doing something wrong. >> the matter has been turned over to internal affairs for investigation. >>> tropical storm debby battered the gulf coast before being downgraded to a tropical depression and generated some funnel clouds in the state. check out this video from a man in his house after hearing reports of a funnel cloud in his neighborhood so he grabbed a camera and this is what he caught. >> holy smokes. >> as you see light emerge again the tornado has already passed over his home and loo

>> thank you very much for your expert testimony, miss moore. do you think that americans that are out there looking for work are more focused on the issues of child care, job training, job availability than they are on calculating their potential mark natural tax rate if they work a certain number of hours? >> no, sir. i can tell you that they are not. but i would want to stipulate that welfare recipients are not stupid. they have common sense, even though they may not have the ability to figure out marge tall tax rates. it's just common sense. what i learned as the parent of 4-day-old child is i had to have health care. i think i would have been very successful as a waitress, because i love people, i love engaging them. but i would not have been able to afford, as a 4-day-old parent, go work in a restaurant that didn't provide health care and risk at that time losing medicaid. i couldn't afford to lose medicaid. my daughter is 42 now and still has asthma. and i couldn't afford to lose medicaid. it's a benefit -- if the government wants to help

that motion passed four-one, with commissioner moore voting against. commissioners, you are now on item four, the transit center district plan adoption of action -- adoption action. for the record, i will state that adoption of the ceqa findings is 4a 4b is proposed plan amendments. 4d is request for review and comment. 4e is a learning t is administre amendments. 4g is the program implementation document. >> good morning again the, commissioners. since the department has been the primary sponsor of this plan, i thought it was appropriate to address you from this location rather than my usual chair. three weeks ago, we talked about a number of items. i will not reiterate all of those. i just want to reiterate what we are putting this before you today for adoption and white -- and also a bit more about the shadow issue. we initiated the plan in response to the transbay working group. the idea of the plan was to reflect the goal of the original 1985 plan to create a high density neighborhood as well as providing an creating land value that would be captu

moore at the plate. one on. not for long. this is gone.e, his first major league home run. >> save that ball. >> moore went 3 for 4, two rbis. straussberg strikes out rasmus here. eight strikeouts and nats sweep their second straight series 6-2 is the final. >>> in baltimore, o's and pirates. chris davis is batting for the o's. he will muscle the pitch the other way off the top of the wall. j.j. hardy flying around the bases, he's booking. he's going to make it too. davis on second with an rbi double. jake arietta on the mound in the top of the fifth. he gets mccutcheon swinging. seven innings and seven strikeouts. o's beat the pirates. >>> redskins wrapped up the practice part of their mandatory mini-camp today. the last round of offseason workouts until training camp in july. offensive coordinator kyle shanahan says he's surprised with the speed that rg3 has picked up the offense. >> it's too hard of a position. to me it's one of the hardest positions in the world. it's a lot. 32 people in the planet who can do it and according to most p

. >> commissioner moore? commissioner moore: i'm in full support and full appreciation of the definitely identified need for a larger number of playing fields, including playing fields which have surfaces which are compatible or maintain to be compatible with the type of game children seem to prefer and which parents and guidance and coaching shows are safe in preventing injuries. i do, though, agree with a large number of people who raised very valid comments in response to the e.i.r. and that is basically what is in front of us. i appreciate the commission's uniform support for rec. and park's need for playing fields, finding every strategy by which we not only maintain but increase the specific needs for recreational activities in the city. i do believe that the e.i.r. has serious deficiencies, while formulate and put to record but those people who spoke to it today and by those captured in the previous comments to the draft e.i.r. this is not the time to repeat them. we've been sitting here for almost 12

president fong: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: in support of what commissioner sugaya and initiated by commissioner antonini said, i do think that there are three examples of facades which together read better than what the position does. it's not as important when you look at building one and three but the demonstration wood frame, windows, volumes we expect the garage door is much too prominent because it's carved out in white and looks like a large hole and what was supposed to be pedestrian entrance, we normally refer to as front door, is too narrow. i think we need reproportioning here and the rhythm and scaling of the facade, which is reminisceant of the others. president fong: president fong: there's a motion and second. >> i'm assuming commissioner moore's comments are included in your motions? commissioner, the motion before you is to take discretionary review and approve the project requiring that the front facade be reworked with project -- with department staff and incorporating the comment of commi

moore was doing what he loved to do saturday afternoon when something went wrong.itnesses say moore's dragster was traveling at 151 miles an hour on the quarter mile track when for some reason he lost control of the car and slammed into a guardrail. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> everybody knows it can happen. everybody hopes it never happens. today is one of the days it just for some reason happened. >> reporter: the other dragster on the track also crashed when the driver swerved to avoid richard moore's car according to the sheriff's department investigating the deadly crash. >> we all know what it like to drive down the road at 55 miles an hour. picture doing it over 100. that's what these drivers are doing here. 2nd go by even faster. -- seconds go by even faster. >> reporter: richard moore was recently named driver of the month by the coalition of drag racing association. >> this type of accident is almost nonexistent and especially when it's someone so close to you. it's just devastating. >> reporter: moore's friends and fellow racers say he was ver

commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner wu: aye. commissioner fong: aye. >> thank you, commissions. those items are continue as proposed. you are at your consent calendar. items three, four, and five are considered to be routine and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote by this commission. there will be in a separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests. in that event, the matter or matters will be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item. commissioners, i have a speaker card for item 3. just so you can be aware, that item is being pulled from consent because the speaker is in opposition to the project, but let me read them into the record. item three is case 2011. 165c, a request for conditional use authorization to allow the use of a religious facility within an existing care of wheeler-family dwelling units, and a residential house on family detached zoning district. item four is for 4149 18th st., a request for condi

i knew it was just a matter of time to find out who had gotten them. >> moore and the inmate alleged to have stolen his shoes work together in the prison laundry. >> so i just started making my plans how i was going to deal with it from then. it took me about four days. >> what took you four days? >> to get a knife and decide where i was going to get him at. >> moore says he decided to attack the inmate in a hallway near the laundry. >> population has no accidents back there. just a few guys and that one officer. >> it was kind of surprising how calm and pragmatic he was in telling us the story about the stabbing incident. >> i'm not proud of it, but i'm not ashamed of it. that's what i feel like i had to do and i did it. >> had you tried talking to him before you stabbed him, or -- >> no, it doesn't work. >> it doesn't work? >> doesn't work like that. >> moore went on to explain when his shoes first came up missing the inmate he later attacked claimed to have known who stole them. he allegedly told moore that the thief would give the shoes back in exchange for a valuable prison comm

motion -- [roll-call vote] thank you commissioners, that motion passes for-one, with commissioner moore voting no against. [applause] commissioners, another action before the planning commission it is adoption of the ceqa findings. commissioner antonini: i move adoption of the findings under the california environmental quality act. commissioner borden: second. >> commissioners, the motion before you is adoption of the ceqa findings -- [roll-call vote] that motion passed 4-1, with commissioner moore voting against. thank you. item three is the general plan in conformity findings, propose the adoption, and that is for planning commission action only. commissioner antonini: move to approve a general plan conformity findings. commissioner borden: second. >> the motion is for approval of the general plan conformity findings -- [roll-call vote] mahnke, commissioners, that motion passed 4-1, with commissioner moore voting against. commissioner antonini: i would like to move approval or the request, rather, for postal zone permit. >> for approval of the zoning permit? commissioner antonini: ap

of organized crime not the case today with jamie dimon nonetheless we talked to marketplace's heidi moore on capitol hill fresh from the hearings on what did come out of it of value plus we're wondering if banker bonus arbitrage is upon us when toxic assets unloaded on bankers turn out to be the gift that keeps on giving or perhaps we're seeing a breed of genetically mutated bank executives who are the only ones that can digest toxic assets these are the questions we have to ask after a reuters report we read will tell you about it let's get to today's capital account. so you know we were hoping the hearing of j.p. morgan c.e.o. went a little something like this. there were twenty seven might be sixty three goes up a lot you know with all the organized crime. is what i'm telling you what i'm exposing. for you grace and everybody this is my. that was from the famous the laci hearings of the one nine hundred sixty s. which were touted as a major breakthrough in intelligence about the mob well that wasn't what we got with jamie dimon today you know what can i say a girl can dream that's not

tyler moore again, over the fence in center field. kid went 3 for 4, two home runs, five rbi, what a way to start off. career day. now stephen strasburg dominant on the mound. good-bye, he's done, swinging, strike three. strag burg six innings, eight strikeouts, but the bull pen comes in, does not allow another run, nats sweep the series. now six in a row here's tyler moore on all those home runs. >> it felt pretty good. it's just -- i'm just so happy for this team, very honored to be a part of this organization. this whole season, but really this home stand has been great for us. >> it must feel good to hit a ball like that. i wouldn't know. nats have a day off tomorrow before the weekend. skins, day 2, mini camp. all eyes on robert griffin iii, of course, as usual, but his success as a rookie will depend in large part on kem 12ri. chemistry with the wideouted pierre garson and -- competition might be bringing out is the best in santana moss. it seems like he entered the off-season in jeopardy of losing his job. now he's getting real

commissioner moore: i have been observing the discussion from afar and the incomparable that older buildings are not included. it might be a good and solid idea to ask architects to comment on it because it does have the sponsor board from design architects. i went to talk to some people about it, and it is really in the new building design where there are great opportunities to deal with efficiency units and design, which meet high visibility standards. we're talking to the experts themselves, and having to ask questions of them might be very valuable. >> i am probably delving into dangerous territory, but the other thing to point out is that there are other planning code and building code requirements that remain in place such as light requirements and open space requirements, but we can bring that all up at the hearing aid of the zero weeks. commissioner sugaya: i forgot -- one of the things they did kick around a bit were some ideas for increasing the ability higher ceilings. i know that there are light and air standards, but may be increasing those in some fashion and other kinds of way

commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner wu: aye. president fong: aye. >> it passes 6-1, commissioner antonini voting against. we will now go back to director's report and director's announcements. >> the most important thing is to report to you on the softball tournament. the department played three games and we lost to the library, the first game. i am told that they were not librarians that later. we want our game against the department of human resources. and we lost to the department of parking and traffic. the players were there for eight hours. hole for a very good cause, the children's workers find city departments collected several thousand dollars. if i could, just one more thing. the good news is that the mayor has proposed a substantial increase to our budget and several new positions for the environmental planning and additional positions to support the legislative staff. and several one-time funds, funding for the completion of a central corridor and the transportation sustainability program. i will say that we had our

these are called single point moorings. foster wheeler had a big role in the engineering feat in actually pulling this off. the first single point mooring started delivering oil in february. and it immediately increased iraq's barrels of oil by 200 barrels a day. other moorings in the gulf are scheduled to open over the course of this year. it's a major engineering feat. there will be setbacks. but it could produce, increase iraq's oil, just the sing 8-point mooring by millions of barrels a day. the second piece were the bidding rounds in 2009, where iraq for the first time invited international companies in to bid for their fields. and it was a successful. it was very difficult because i used to hear from iraqis in '04, '05 that you really need to get international companies in here. there was a fear if they got companies to drill and helped the iraqis to produce their oil. it happened in 2009. they drove a very hard bargain. because of those contracts, there is now international companies, bp, exxonmobil, occidental, the

tyler moore will try to score. throw. moore is thrown out at home. let's see the replay. like moore touched home. so the yankees get a break there and with the score tied in the 14th inning new york breaks on top. drive to right field. two runs are score. the yankees win 5-3. now they lead the o's by two games. >>> golf's u.s. open features a three-way tie. tiger woods has just teed off. it's woods, jim furyk and david toms. they've just gotten started. i'll have an update at 11:00. >>> the ravens have time off after wrapping up their offseason mini camp this week. workouts are most important for the younger guys. veterans participated in mandatory camp this past week. adjusting to the loss of terrell suggs who is going to miss half the season with a to be tendon. >> it's going to be tough. a lot of younger guys are looking pretty good. hopefully as veterans bring a lot of those guys up. >> the ravens will return to the field for the kickoff of training camp july 25th. earlier this morning we ran the baltimore 10 miler. about $30,000 went to charity. >> how you feeling to

commissioner moore: just one question. the public is always concerned with these office conversions. transit impact, the office fees. there is a sentence in the staff report following the table on page 3, which it says we would like to have an explanation from the director. "please note that these are subject to change after planning department approval." what does that mean? >> it relates to the annual update to the feed. the exact dollar amount might increase depending on what the -- dbi-- the fees it raised annually. commissioner moore: ok it does not disappear? the public might read that and think "oh, there are some deals being made." commissioner miguel: the reason i seconded this is since i've lived in the vicinity, i am very happy to see this building renovated after 38 years. the only reliable space there for years was of betting the company that is no longer there and has not been for some time. the configuration of the building is not really conducive to a ground-floor retail. he would have to destroy a part of

in a moment, we will go to michael moore responding to this.david cole, in vermont, the point vermont does not have universal health care? >> well, i am vacationing in vermont, not an expert on vermont. again, i just think we should be or keep our eye on the ball. the question should be, should the supreme court overturn what congress and the president had enacted in attempting to extend to a large number of people who are not covered, health care insurance. the quid pro quo was to say to people who can afford it -- again, this only applies to people who can afford to buy health care insurance. look, you have to buy into the system or pay a tax break if you do not buy into the system, then you're part of the problem. you are a free rider. everybody has to be responsible to act together to ensure we can provide as broad health care insurance as possible. the question was whether congress has the authority to do that. i think we should be celebrating the fact the supreme court upheld that power. it does not mean this is the best law that could ev

and filmmaker michael moore >> this really is a huge victory for our side. despite all of my concerns with this law, it did not go far enough, does not cover all americans, it is not true universal healthcare -- nonetheless, the right wing has been handed a serious defeat today. >> and what does this decision mean for vermont? which is moving toward becoming the first day with the universal publicly funded single payer health care system? all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the supreme court has upheld the affordable care act, president obama signature health care reform bill. chief justice john roberts proved to be the surprise deciding vote, joining with the court's four liberal members. citing the authority of congress to impose taxes, the decision affirms the law's individual mandate provision that requires americans who can afford it to either obtain health insurance or pay a penalty by 2014. shortly after the long-awaited ruling came down, president obama said the suprem

commissioner moore: aye. >> thank you, commissioners. you are now on item number eight, case number 20 11.0419c, 2543 noriega st.. >> before you is an application to establish an at&t wireless facility at 2543 noriega st. on the corner of noriega's street and 33 avenue. it is a two-story commercial building that contains a wireless facility operated by sprint with antennas mounted on the roof. the proposed facility would consist of 11 roof staff -- roof-mounted antenna as. the cabinets would be located within an equipment room inside the building at the ground floor. the project sites two locations. to date, the department has received 36 signatures from neighbors opposed to the project, citing primarily health concerns with the facilities in missions. however, we have reviewed the r f report and determined it complies with the current fcc guidelines. the project complies with the applicable requirements of the planning code and general plan policies. it will be compatible because the antennas will be screened from view. it will improve

>> reporter: as san jose police respond to the city's 18th murder of the year, police chief chris moore is seeing more of his officers resign. >> never have we seen voluntary resignations on the level that we have recently. he says for the first time in the department's history resignations outnumber retirements. take a look at these numbers. in '05, 12 cops. 2011, 50 quit. so far this year 18 have quit. most of those officers are going to other police departments in the bay area where they can get better benefits, not threatened by pension reform. >> my concern, we are losing officers in 3 to 10 year category. >> this woman lives in san jose and concerned experienced officers are leaving. >> i think it is sad. the crime rates are rising in san jose right now. we can't, really afford to let these cops go. you know for the safety of our families, of our kids. >> reporter: police chief moore says the department will continue to do a good job protecting the city even if there is an increase in younger cops on the streets. and the number of officers leaving is expected to jump soon. police

john moore was tracked from washington state t family renting a room in his home found hidden cameras behind a bathroom light fixture and in a bedroom cable box. police found hundreds of secret recordings stored in his computer. one of the parents who made the discovery wants to warn others. >> oh, my gosh. is this guy recording this, is this on the internet. it is so scary what can go on out there. and that is basically what i want people to be aware of. >> a south bay jury found moore guilty earlier on possession of child porn. he was convicted of child molestation after he was seen performing an act in one of his videos. moore is scheduled to be sentenced in august, he could face up to 180 years in prison. >> in case you went to bed early, we can tell you giants fans celebrating late into the night after a game in the history books. matt cain doing something no other giant has done before. >> on the ground, from deep third. got him! and that's the perfect game. >> that is a magical moment. cain leading the giants to a 10-0 victory over the astros, pitching that perfect game. the te

. >> demi moore is one of my great girlfriends. >> and her executive producer. who is quickly becoming a household name with lifetime series "a conversation" gave me an update on the recently single demi. >> she's great. she's really good. would you have to ask her to elaborate more on that. she's one of my best girlfriends and i go to great lengths to protect and honor per private life. >> and as we discovered in our ongoing conversation with amanda, their new show is already stirring up controversy. >> people will make such a big deal out of someone saying they're having sex. >> miley? >> miley last week admitted to having sex and it is like a news story. she's 19 years old. is she supposed to be a virgin forever? i don't understand it. >> miley cyrus called sex beautiful and magical and dropped some major relationship confessions. >> i had my biggest heartbreak when i was 14, even though it sounds crazy because i was 14. but it is like-- that was what love was to me. >> has there ever been a moment where after you have done the interview, they call you up and

michael moore will get the last word tonight.ill o'reilly once promised he would call himself an idiot if the individual mandate was ruled unconstitutional.ç and so tonight, the brave bill o'reilly let someone else host his show. [ morgan ] right now when you use your visa card, you're entered for a chance to win a trip to the olympic games for life. to cheer the summer athletes to new heights, starting in 2016... as you experience every moment, every emotion, every four years... for the rest of your life. visa. supporting athletes and the olympic games for 25 years. people everywhere go with visa. >> another highest court in the land has now spoken.ç we will continue to implement this lou. and we'll work together to improve on it where we can. but what we won't do, what the country can't afford to do is refight the political battles of two years ago or go back to the way things were. >>> joining me now for an exclusive interview, maryland congressman steny hoyer. i know you thought you had final passage of this bill two years

spain has been at war with the moores with hundreds of years. hundreds of years. the moores conquered the iberian peninsula, and then gradually the various christian kingdoms on the ebeiberian pushed the mos back and back and back until by the late 15th century, 1492, the moores are confined to only one kingdom in the south of spain. grena grenada. this is the end of what's called the red conquista. the spanish crown, ferdinand and isabella, want to finish this story. they need to finish this. they tell columbus, our brother, the moment is not propicious. we're not saying no. and then what happens wyatt? >> well, he's back on the drawing board. >> not columbus. what happens in spain? >> in spain? >> in 1492. >> they finally reconquer the iberian peninsula. >> yeah, yeah. the fall of grenada marks the end of this centuries, centuries long struggle. here's spain now sort of riding hi high, conquered the iberian peninsula. this strong sense, this urge, missionary zeal. this militant catholicism that infused the country. the opportunity to thrust out to get to china,