moyer was taken by ambulance for george washington hospital. she was treated for her injuries and just released. she still can't understand why it all happened. >> i think she has anger management issues for sure. i'm hoping she can get some help for whatever her issues are. i don't think i was that big of an issue for that to happen. >> reporter: moi are says she knows things could have gone even worse. she is just grateful her injuries weren't more severe. >> i never would have expected this to happen. i hope it never happens again. >> maureen umeh reporting there. police say surveillance cameras inside the restaurant captured the attack. barbara roberson of southeast has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >>> women, here is a question for you. do you often have a hard time fining a pair of jeans that fit just right? >> of course. it is like my problem every time i go shopping. coming up next, help could be on the way us for. it's jean machine that promises to give you the perfect fit. >> not possible. >> stay with us. we'll find

bill moyers is in here. let's try to reason it out. >> there is a lot in their including his reference to jesse kellam. >> is manager of the radio and television stations. >> how many stations did he have? >> only one. in austin. wlbj, later to different call letters. >> why only one television station? >> the fcc only allowed one. airplane pilots said it could always tell when you were over there because they only had one television antenna. in austin. >> you do talk about jesse kellam and the money managers. i will come back to that. what did you hear in that? >> first of all, i heard it press secretary was always like this. -- wasn't going to agree with lyndon johnson. to he said they will carry its. this is what i arranged. i am explaining it to you. it is among the reasons that johnson did george reedy. -- get rid of him. as the vietnam war escalatereedy is telling him not to. escalate it. reedy likes to tell johnson the truth. you hear johnson, a master politician. he is a micro manager. he is thinking

-- a leading the board staff, the port director monique moyer. monday " like to say a few words. [applause] >> good morning. it is my great honor to be here, standing on the shoulders of not just the mayor and former administration, the president of the board and its former administrations, and obviously the long history of the port commission. we're almost on our 150th birthday. in 2013, we will mark 150 years of the port, which is a record, trust me. and here we are doing what we do best in san francisco, which is once again re-establishing ourselves, redirecting ourselves, every identifying ourselves, and figuring out how to do what other cities in the world are still trying to figure out what to do, which is to marry a working waterfront with in neighborhood. i wanted to echo what everyone has said. most importantly what larry said of this is a gateway site. it is not a front door, not a back door, not a side door. it is a circle wayside, because it will continue to be that entry from the waterfront as we bring to people through on ferries an

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>> moyers has refused to talk to me. >> rose: why? >> well, you would have to ask him that i've been trying to talk to him for, like 30, years. at first he said he was writing his own book on lyndon johnson but i think that's over and recently he's been saying he doesn't have his thoughts in order and he wants to get his thoughts in order. you would have to ask him. >> rose: has anybody else close to him refused? >> off the top of my head i think the answer is no. >> valenti talked. >> he really attacked the first two books more harshly than anyone else finally he said "i see what you're doing and i want to talk to you." george christian, his last press... lyndon johnson's last press secretary had lung cancer and he was dying and he basically said to me in effect i want to talk to you, i've been attacking you for however many years. so i went do there and we had three interviews, he had lung cancer and he had an oxygen tank in his office. the first interview he only had to use the mask occasionally then i talked to him a few days late

stapts stanton was born threes years after moyer's rookie debut in the major league.knocked out a few lights on the scoreboard. we'll never know what's going on here. >>> braves on the road taking on the reds bottom of the fourth. mike lee homers, left field. the guy comes up with a home run ball, a nice moment, gets one home run, got to be happy with that. >>> next batter, zac hits one to the exact same spot and same fan gets the ball. two batters, two home run balls. lucky guy's caleb lloyd and returned the ball to him in exchange for an autograph since it was his first career home run. the reds won it, 4-1. >>> at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama furnishes the booker line into a new attack. romney's career at the core of this campaign but should it be? we'll knock that around with our "morning joe" crew. >>> when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler to reveal the brand-new official trailer for "anchorman 2," a film that while not written or shot is drawing comparisons to "casablanca," "on the waterfront" and "from justin to

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todd frasier, jamie moyer, one of the oldest pitchers to play this. go of the bat so usually obviously you're holding on to the bat when you hit a home run. jamie moyer is a pitcher who has been in the league for a number of year, phraser kind of lets go of the bat here. you watch it slow motion. lets go of the bat. still is able to connect and it still goes out for a no-hands home run. pretty amazing play. i'm sure with jamie moyer as long as he's been in the league that hasn't happened to him too many times. >> that's just another day at the office. >> an amazing day at the office. amazing day at the office. >> i do that every day. jamal, thank you very much. and don't go anywhere. stay right here because i'm going to see you again in a couple of minutes to talk nba playoffs. >>> plus more on the heat wave blanketing much of the midwest with jacqui jeras. first a revolutionary new technology that's actually changing lives. >>> drew miller was 43 with no major health issues until als limited his ability to speak and move. now though he's able to comm

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