you know, it's great to see harvey milk on a stamp. >> it's quite extraordinary to reflect on the advances that we've made in the year since we've passed. i don't think he could have imagined the kind of victories that we're seeing. >> today is also marvy milk -- harvey milk day in california and today marks what would have been his 84th birthday. >>> diane fine fine is fastracks a bill in congress to get more -- feinstein is fast tracking a bill in congress to get more water to farmers. some are against it saying it would divert water water from the delta. feinstein said the bill is meant to be modest and hopes it foot it passed -- hopes to get it passed by the end of the week. >>> not a drop of rain in our forecast. in fact, temperatures will be trending up as we head into the holiday weekend. outslide right now, after some areas of fog this morning, you can see back -- clearing back near the shore line. clear skies over the oakland estuary. but foggy conditions. almost likes like a summer day with the weather pattern in place. a live stormtracker2 a few leftover showers in the southern

he was selected to appear on the stamp after the postal service went through 50,000 nominees. >> it's three-year process, a huge honor to have someone on the stamp, especially because we issue so few each year with people on them. >> reporter: the screenwriter who won an oscar for the 2008 bio pick, milk, says it's an important time for the community. >> this stamp says that we're all -- we're all free and equal, no matter who we love. >> reporter: milk's friends say he would have enjoyed today. more than 35 years after his death, his legacy still lives on among the people he touched. >> through the passage of time and the many victories we've achieved, today was certainly a day of celebration. >> we have a report on the -- and parts of audiotape recorded in the event assassinate nature. you'll find it on the website. >> reporter: the latest figures show a rise on claims for unemployment. the labor department says initial claims rose by 28,000 to 326,000 last week. there was no stand out reason for the increase. economists say the numbers remain in line with moderate growth in the lab

here in the by area, people lined up to get their hand on these stampes. including screen writer dustin lance black who won an academy award for his screen play "milk" in 2008. >> a great american gay man on postage stamp. that i think sends a message to people all over this country. >> milk, a san francisco supervisor, was the first openly guy politician in the state. he was assassinated in 1978 along with mayor moss coney, less than a year after taking office. >>> it may happen to you, late on friday or saturday night, you're stuck somewhere. last bart train is gone and you're stuck on the wrong side of the bridge. joined on treasure island with two friend, right, with a new transportation idea. >> that's right. when bart stops running after midnight, unless you have a car, it is almost impossible to get back and forth over the bridge. while i met two friends, they have known each other since they were of years old. they came up with a good idea, it's called, night school. >> my friend alex and i really just have in theed the need. one day a struck us the

how much did the government spend on good stamps last year? is it $20 billion, $50 billion, or $80 billion? we'll have the answer when we get back. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ >>> welcome back. today, house republicans beat back a democratic attempt to enforce rigid government standards for the food schools served to students. it showed another example of massive government intervention which almost always backfires. here are some more examples. a couple years ago, new york city discovered 20% of the students in its breakfast in the classroom program were eating two breakfasts. one at home then another at school. the excess calories were making them fat. a recent studty shows consumption of school lunches is the strongest single predictor of childhood obesity and a long

. >> walmart is one of those employers that exploits workers. hands them a job application with a food stamps application. what kind of employer does that? >> the company that has been the subject of a number of lawsuits including gender discrimination lawsuits and that in some states like ohio 15% of the workers are on food stamps who work at walmart. it's an odd choice given the context of everything else the president has been talking about. >> reporter: walmart known for its location here for having car chargers, they are also pioneers in the use of l.e.d. lights inside their stores and they use by-products from other industries inside their construction materials when they build new stores. we'll have to wait and see if president obama will address the labor issues but he is here to talk about this at 9:55 later on this morning. live here in mountain view, kiet do, kpix 5. >> this is a very popular shopping center in mountain view, very busy area. earlier you showed us bomb- sniffing dogs so we can see security is tight. will people be able to get around there this morning? >> reporter:

also on the stamp are the colors of the gay pride movement on the top left corner.ost office said that he was a visionary leader who gave hope and confidence to the lbgt community throughout the u.s. at a time when there was widespread hostility. people here in the castro are excited about the stamp's release and recognize a lot has changed since he's been in office. >> we knew it would happen and to happen this year, it's just the icing on the cake, really. >> i think it's fantastic. i it's it's long overdue. i -- i think just as a community, it's nice that everybody is embracing it. >> reporter: milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the country when he won a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors in 1977. unfortunately, he was assassinated less than a year after he took office. what i want to do is take it back out here live. we're here with james wigdale, spokesperson for the post office. pretty exciting day for the post office and the country. >> absolutely. exciting day for the community and the postal office, and the nation. i -- [i

stamp bearing his family was unveiled. here in the bay area, people lined up to get their hands on one of the stamps including screen writer dustin lance black who won an academy award for his screen play milk in 2008. >> we put a great american gay hero on a postage stamp. that sends a message all over the country. >> a big day for the lgbt community. he was the first openly gay politician in the country. >>> something in your refrigerator could make you significant. the fda is warning people that these brands of hummus could be contaminated with listeria. these items are sold at target and trader joe's in california. if you have them, you can return them to the store for a full refund. the complete list is on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is time to take your seat. the milestone reached at levi stadium today. >>> we'll be back in about 30 minutes. here's what we're working on. an amazing story of a baby survival and a smile here at the end. born to a mother in a coma at a bay area hospital. we'll hear from the father. >>> it is almost game time. a milestone at levi stadium in santa clara. the last seat was installe

beings that thinks he needs the cgt and the cpt states that britain on tuesday price on request the base and stamped on the controversial was on security pact designed to please him for his contributions to the soft to the cgt the plans that thing between you and get to businesses. one disappointed when cooled crust and french as indicated by the balls likely to have the right to expect a different approach from the wa government has adopted on the other end of the spectrum the cpt have signed the response to guarantee packed hopeful that the reduced cost of hiring will mean more jobs. so it's a very intense economic situation is just as i thought to be the new releases of the constitution making seen the unions are expected to put the difference is the sign to predate demonstrations and strikes. i think. national fire until the un and who mocks the head of the position that might be leading the team that didn't like the sign to the national hunt said the new man as part of the success of last month but the elections to get to the right time the monks didn't repeat of the war he didn't knock him on

stamps. in pennsylvania, rev, there are 1.4 million people on food stamps. that includes a lot of middle class families that used to be in employed in good manufacturing jobs. that's for people who work and are desperately trying to find jobs. it won't work. it eels also immoral trying to set the middle class against the poorest americans. >> congresswoman, today's new gop manifesto makes some really bizarre claims. it says things about the core safety net programs. let me quote it. it says social security and medicare have crowded out the pra decisional incentive to raise children as a protection against poverty in old age. so now republicans are attacking the social net because you don't have to rely on your kids in old age? what voters are going to be attracted to that? >> if this is supposed to attract the middle class, i don't see one idea that's making the middle class run in their direction. the only good news here is this is another case of an open break with the tea party. just has the establishment have broken with the tea party, they say, they ope

i've had to be on food stamps or we wouldn't have food. >> since 2008, the number of people who consider themselves middle class has decreased by nearly a fifth. from 53% to 44%. 40% now identify as either lower middle or lower class. up from 25%, in february 2008. >> i'm headed to the new store now and i'm going to be there for two hours. >> but rather than admit defeat the small business owner is taking a high risk gamble. she's moving her gift shop to a different location. >> the rent here is almost $5,000 a month and the new location it's a third. and this area of town is extremely isolated. my new zip code is the most affluent zip code in knoxville. >> maybe the p can come over to the right. >> the logistics of opening a new store are complicated and expensive. >> this new system i talked to you about comes with two cameras. >> i'm not worried about the $57 foa month for it. what i'm concerned about is the initial $450. >> despite a volunteer army of friends family and boyfriend richard, the cost of getting the new shop up and running will be about $10,000 increasing jody's credit c

he granted one stamp of execution during his time. he did it because there was a worry that the person might be innocent and they did dna text and it came back as guilt. he was executed. so, while i think you are right it can be used to affirm guilt i think the forces that are pushing us away from the capital punishment are very, very strong in that we have a lot of mileage out of that one and that one isn't going to. you can't get rid of the death penalty without embracing imprisonment and life without parole. that's a funny stance. i'm against the death penalty but life imprisonment without parole. as i stated to my children, i'm right. [laughter] >> i can't see you. you mentioned your collaborators in the introduction and i wondered if you could speak about the process of writing and with that collaboration meant. those of you that by the book or take it out of the jones library where we have many copies we noticed when you open up the front cover, you see my name and the name of the amherst undergraduate this couldn't have been do

the stamp image is based on a photo of him. oscar winning screenwriter dustin lance black who wrote the 2008 movie "milk" it was at the stamp release. >> today we put a great american gay man, gay hero, on the postage stamp. that i think sends a message of hope all over this country. i can't wait to mail these postcards to my family in utah and texas. >> milk was assassinated in 1978 along with then san francisco mayor george moscone. >>> and the first of three town hall meetings to save doctors medical center in san pablo will happen tonight. a $20 million parcel tax measure meant to fund the hospital failed this month so the only public hospital between berkeley and vallejo is slated to close in july. tonight's meeting is at the easter hill united methodist church in richmond and it starts at 6:30. >>> tonight a section of highway 280 will close for repairs. we'll tell you what you need to know to get around it. >> and here's the score. 1-0. the new fight peta is launching launching. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the

. >> he told us back then he had no money was living on food stamps and couldn't afford a lawyer. t he need one now. just three days ago, police arrested the doctor for the murder of shirley four years after her death, eight months after abc news first broadcast the story that the doctor is finally behind bars. the family's private investigator told us today, that without the original "20/20" report, he doubts that might ever have happened. if convicted, he faces a death sentence or life in prison. his court appointed attorney told abc news, that he will be acquitted for reasons it took the state of alabama to indiet my client and obvious that those reasons are not favorable to the prosecution. the family says they're ecstatic but are staying mute for now to allow law enforcement to do its job. but any time he need to remember, little brother ricky, drives up to that quiet spot in highrock and listens for the sound he has been missing. his big sister's voice. ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound >> and some times just sit there and listen to her sing, amazing grace. ♪ ♪ >> it'

they were licking it and putting it in between pieces of paper or under the seal, on stamps. he mail came in, we were pretty diligent. i was going through it, opening, checking for anything. and then i ripped off the seal and we found four suboxone tabs right on the seal. >> the letter was addressed to inmate jerry nunez, who has now been called to speak with investigators. nunez denies any knowledge. letter or the person who sent it to him. >> i had nothing to do with this. i hope somebody's trying to set me up or -- >> that seems to be the case. >> we have the mail in evidence. there was suboxone attached to it. a birthday card addressed to you. put yourself in our shoes. what's two and two? you understand why we're asking all these questions. >> i understand. you're doing your job. >> do you look guilty in our eyes? what do you think? >> i hope not. i just -- >> you want to sit in my chair and i'll sit there? sit there. sit there. >> now you question him. >> you can ask me questions. >> think of all the questions. >> we're decent guys, right? >> mostly wish i could help you

stamp features a picture of him in front of his camera shop. his nephew was among those who wanted to make sure his legacy lived on. >> this forever stamp now ridesn top of a man who not only believed we could change the world, he believed each and every person in this room has the extra ordinary ability to affect history without exception that we continue this struggle without him but without the need for bullets. >> harvey milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the united states. he and mayor george moscone were assassinated by dan white in 1978. >>> a turlock teen has become an overnight internet sensation all because of his smooth moves. ♪[ music ] >> the teen stole the pittman high talent show with this dead-on impersonation of michael jackson. the school principal said the crowd cheered for an encore from the 11th grade. the dance of billie jean went viral online. he has almost 6 million viewers on youtube. >> amazing. >>> the cost of funerals are high and there's one unexpected price. a spike in what you'll pay for a final written tribute. an expensive process. >> ask anyone who has done it planning a last good-bye a tri

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just because a factory closed down or jobs moved to another state, they have no option but to be on food stampsthey've got kids in our household. they got grandparents. and we ought not to be taking the budget balancing act out on them. possible that everyday people, citizens, can get on the front of that debate? we always seem to lose when this farm bill comes up. every time it comes up, they always win. big ag always win. poor people always lose, even though we know that it is coming up for renewal. >> i think it is important to change the politics of it. we have seen some champions come forward. we saw a lot of democrats this time vote against the farm bill. register your opposition to this vote. don't vote it over the finish line so overwhelmingly and it was a pretty close vote. they actually failed to pass the bill last summer in the house of representatives for the first time in memory. i worked on nine farm bills. that is the first time i saw go down in the house because democrats held together and said that the cuts to the food stamp benefit was too deep. when it came to getting to the

so if you're voting for this, you're voting to reduce the rolls on food stamps by three million americans. it's not a virtue that we have those three million americans on food stamps in this country. they ought to be earning a living wage. we would save $46 billion in snap payments over the next decade if we passed this bill. it applies to other programs as well. two-thirds of americans who earn under $10 an hour use public assistance in some form. two-thirds. two-thirds. two-thirds. working families, americans who actually have a job, who are working 40 hours a week cost the government about $243 million a year through programs like snap, medicaid and other safety net programs. raising the minimum wage makes american workers less dependent on these programs to support their families. so there are compelling reasons, madam president, to raise the minimum wage. there is a compelling reason why all the surveys show that the american people, no matter what party they're in, think we ought to raise the minimum wage, yet in a few hours, if nothing changes, a minority of senators will most like

workers. >> but some conservative groups like the one that made the video say milk doesn't belong on a stamp because he was gay and preyed on children. >> harvey milk was a dishon orable man, a sexual anarchist, a predator of teenage boys and boyish looking young men, and a public liar. >> it saddens me that these fanatic right-wing groups attack the reputation and the legacy of harvey milk that way, and you should remember whose shoulders we stand on. >> others like cole porter and tennessee williams appeared, none honouring an l.g.b.t. activist like milk. other stamps sparked controversy, like malcolm x, associated with violence protests. >> thank you. >>> still to come on al jazeera america - comments from dallas maf ricks owner mike cuban. here his comments on racism and social media. then it's david shuster in for ali velshi on "real money." >> coming up on "real money," we go high on the hog with the iconic brand harley davison, how they are going high market with a new generation of riders >>> and sending man to mars - the level part of the story, how they are planning to pay for the

>>> a postage stamp honoring harvey milk will be dedicated at the white house this week. the event will take place on the first day the stamp will be issued. the stamp features a black and white photo of milk who became one of the first openly gay elected officials in 1977. he was assassinated less than a year later after taking office. the dedication will take place in san francisco on may 28. >>> the tour of california wrapped up today and was worn not by a californian or even an american. instead, the honor went to bradley wiggins from england. today's final stage was in ventura county. the tour started in sacramento last sunday, with 128 riders. a week later, after three days of more than 100 degree temperatures, 13 riders had to drop out. the tour passed through the south bay last tuesday. >>> the latest on the hero cat after this. >>> we know she can hit. but how is her curveball? we're talking about tara the cat. check out tara in action. attacking a dog after it bit a boy's leg, managed to chase the dog away. then came the public accolades. the "today" show did a story on her. tara on tuesday

including gender discrimination lawsuits and that in some states like ohio 15% of the workers are on food stamps who work at walmart. just an odd choice given the context of everything else that the president has been talking about. >> reporter: and so walmart being applauded for use of electrical chargers and they pioneer the use of l.e.d. lights inside their buildings and also they have used by- products from other industries inside their construction materials when they build their new stores. so president obama set to talk about that. maybe he will talk about the labor stuff, as well. we'll have to wait and see. back to you. >> all right, kiet do, thank you. you can catch the president's walmart visit and his remarks live at kpix.com. >>> investigators have a good idea of what may have caused a deadly fire in a mobile home community. it happened in sunnyvale yesterday morning. firefighters now say it started in the kitchen likely from a cooking fire. after the fire was out, a man and woman were found dead inside. the man is believed to have saved his son, a dependent adult, and gone back in

the ceo of the goldman sachs of the world and tellers are on food stamps.industry. it's not just the fast food industry or your first job. for some folks, this first job lasts 30 years. let's actually give them the minimum wage so it's not a living wage, but something you can make sure they are enjoying. let's take an example. when the cbo said if we were to raise the minimum wage, they would lose about a million jobs. >> that was an estimate. >> but the people they were talking about were people that chose to e retire on time. so you're giving a lot of workers the opportunity not to retire at 72, but at 62. and that says a lot about what our standards are and what our priorities are as a society. >> i think people ought to start living in the real world. i don't even understand this debate. just the other day i take my grandson into a place where he loves to get hamburgers and the guy is so nice. don't give me this argument they don't know how to operate a cash register. if they don't, teach them in high school. >> somehow i think they do know how to do it

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stamp. much like one revealed at the white house today, nancy pelosi and harvey milk's nephew were on stage at the white house today, applauding the move. this forever stamp of the late san francisco supervisor is the first to honor an openly-gay politician. at the castro neighborhood post office where milk used to buy his stamps, more than 10,000 with hoiz smiling face were purr kased before noon. >> it's day one. it's harvey's birthday. >> the postal service calls milk a visionary leader. >> this means an enormous amount to have his legacy recognized by the federal government of the united states i'm very, very proud. >> milk would have turned 84 years old today when he was a supervisor in 1978 he was assassinated along with mayor george mosconi by a former colleague. iet was obvious dan white was the asassin. he turned himself in. >> the at the glbt museum, tires were offered today. and students rehearsed for a harvey milk day performance. >> he stood up for a lot of people. thank you very much harvey milk. he wish you were still alive. >> his legacy will live on for a forever stamp. >> i

. >> one of the first opening gay officials but the debut is not without controversy. >> a new stamp t today, honors harvey milk, one of america's first openly gay elected officials. the u.s. postal service called him a visionary leader but some conservatives are upset about the stamp, as you might imagine. rocks sara is live with this. >> the postal service, released a stamp today that is printing 30 million of them. and gay rights activists see this as a big victory, but some critics say this is no role model. >> my make is harvey milk, and i am here to recruit you. >> for many americans sean penn's portrayal of harvey milk, with was the first time they had heard. he was openly gay when he won a seat on the board of supervisors in 1977, the next year a disgrunted colleague shot him to death. now the u.s. postal service is honored him a statute, saying he gave hope to the community when fate issue add love of discrimination. >> for this discrimination, legacy, and brave man. >> a rare honor for the stamp. the stamp comes after more than seven years of campaigning by milk supporters.

against my graphic we don't want to be useful, and i don't want to depend on the offices and $183 on food stamp, i was extremist by this government and all of my designations were taken away, i stand with the general and yet being an extremist, i love everything and i am living in this van and we need the shoe box units and access, and others, we need access to the money, we are not listened to as evidenced by the stalling and mr. bundy in the ranch in nevada and the people are fed up with my demographic and we want to earn our money, three years is too long, we can do this in 6 months, we can build the unit structure in less than four months. thank you very much. >> are there any other members of the public that wish to comment today on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we want to thank you again, for being with us, hearing and i want to thank everybody who presented and spoke in public comment and appreciated sxh i and thought it was a fantastic start and as it relate to this one and san francisco has a lot to be proud of in a national leader for adopting the national ho

stamp. much like one revealed at the white house today, nancy pelosi and harvey milk's nephew were on stage at the white house today, applauding the move. this forever stamp of the late san francisco supervisor is the first to honor an openly-gay politician. at the castro neighborhood post office where milk used to buy his stamps, more than 10,000 with hoiz smiling face were purr kased before noon. >> it's day one. it's harvey's birthday. >> the postal service calls milk a visionary leader. >> this means an enormous amount to have his legacy recognized by the federal government of the united states i'm very, very proud. >> milk would have turned 84 years old today when he was a supervisor in 1978 he was assassinated along with mayor george mosconi by a former colleague. iet was obvious dan white was the asassin. he turned himself in. >> the at the glbt museum, tires were offered today. and students rehearsed for a harvey milk day performance. >> he stood up for a lot of people. thank you very much harvey milk. he wish you were still alive. >> his legacy will live on for a forever stamp. >> i

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change in the farm bill that you note, supervisor, is that the average allotment for a family on food stamps, cal fresh, would be reduced by about $100 to $120 per year. the reason i said there's no implication for us is because the state of california is working within the context of the federal law to try to mitigate those federal cuts by back filling -- basically using state funds to back fill that loss of federal dollars. although the details haven't been worked out yet, the state has said its intention is to not have households of single adults and families be harmed by that change in the farm bill. it has to do with a deduction related to what's called the low income energy assistance and it's related to the amount of money a family gets to liheap and food stamps. the next program is medical. although the budgets ask for mi medical, additional medical case workers, it does ask for staff to support what this slide is called, which is service integration and which i'm going it talk about a little bit. there's been an enormous growth in medical because of the affordable care act, over 33,

not everyone is happy about the decision to put his likeness on a postage stamp. >> russia is now going to pull back 100% of its troops against the border with ukraine, sometime within the next few days. it has been a violent run up to elections taking place on sunday. an early morning attack killed 14 soldiers, injuring 30 others, the worst loss of life to government force to say date. >> he leaks fever taking over parts of the country, some support the businessman known as the chocolate king of you a crane. some say he is the only politician that can he'll a deeply divided country. >> he needs her vote and the country probably does need something like a savior. he is far ahead in the polls, but still doing retail politics. >> promise to bring peace and modernization of the country and european associations. >> if elected, he won't be ukraine's first billionaire president, just the first who didn't become one while holding office. >> i know him from his own region where he made his foreign. he'll be a tough president and will unit ukraine if nobody gets in the way. >> his money comes f

the stamp is being released today on his 84th birthday. the stamp image is based on a circa 1977 black and white photograph of milk in front of his castro street camera store. milk became one of the first openly gay elected officials in the country when he won a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors back in the late 70s sites. less than a year later he and mayor george moscone were killed. >>> time now 4:51. v stiviano the woman behind the donald sterling scandal is back. this time, she is talking to dr. phil. she is telling a whole new version of the story. >> and the 79-year-old is taking care of some unfinished business. what makes this graduation a long time coming when we come back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> let's fly around bay area today. more sunshine this afternoon. starting out with patchy fog and drizzle along the coastline and inside the bay. lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures into the south bay. 70s and low 80s toward the afternoon. so yeah, looks like the weather is going to be shaping up over the next couple of d

stamp. harvey milk was elected to appear after they went through 50,000 nominees. >> a three year process. it is a huge honor to have someone on stamp, especially. >> the screen writer who won an oscar for the picture milk says it is a important time for the lgbt community. >> we are all free. we are all equal. no matter who we love. >> reporter: his friends say he would have enjoyed today. 35 years after his death his legacy still lives on among it people he touched. >> with the passage of time, today is a day of celebration. >> harvey milk joins the list of the pioneers honored by the post office. we have a report on the life of harvey milk, parts of an audio tape he recorded on www.ktvu.com. >>> a 26 year foster child fostering a child himself. [ indiscernible ] >> one of the best things i have come across. >> how he beat the odds and the lessons she passing on to -- he is passing on to the next generation. >> how officials are keeping you from getting sick. >> the new push to cut down on how long some passengers wait at the airport -- passengers wait at the airport. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this tru

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>> we doubled the number of people on food stamps and poverty, the lowest labor participation rate.ened to the recovery summer? his economic policies are fair share economic policies and they've failed. they've created more poverty for the poor and middle class. >> i would suggest that somebody whose in need of food stamps hasn't failed. they're eating. >> the number of these people doubled under the socialist policies. >> if he's a socialist, he's a terrible one. we had an economy that required it. i'd love to get back what you raised at the end of the last segment because i thought it was on the money. i have half expected this pope to give away some of the riches of the church. do you think that'll happen? >> i think he's opened himself up to hypocrisy. >> peopwhat about the art that was talking about? >> listen, the catholic churches get piled on enough. some of it deserve ed and a lotf not deserved. the pope did open himself up here because they have all this wealth. he's got to lead by example and that means getting rid of that and he's not going to do that. >> if he gave away

the stamp was unveiled at the white house last thursday on what would have been milk's 84th birthday.he stamp is already on sale. >>> they are the odd couple who have taken the internet by storm. >> and they are local. maybe you have seen the video of a sad goat reunited with his best friend the donkey. joe vazquez met them at the farm. >> reporter: just a couple of weeks ago mr. go. the goat was inconsolable. >> pathetic, pitiful, forlorn, depressed. >> reporter: ever since he was rescued from the home of a hoarder in southern california and taken to animal place sanctuary in vacaville he did not but mope around and refuse to eat. he wasn't sick so it was a mystery until jan says she learned mr. g had a long lost friend, a small donkey. a female burro named jellybean. >> they were best friends and when they were separated the burro was crying. maybe for the loss of the friendship. >> reporter: a volunteer drove 14 hours roundtrip to bring jellybean up from so cal. the youtube video of the reunion has more than a million views. >> suddenly up, you can see his nostrils flaring, his eye

i'd rather get a little pittance on welfare and food stamps. that's a ridiculous statement to make about any human beings. people want to work. they want the dignity of work, they want to earn decent money to take care of their family. no one says, aha, i'm going to be poor so i can get food stamps and be on welfare. it's an idiotic suggestion. >> very idiotic, but let me pick up on that, jess, because we heard tillis on the tape talking about divide and conquer, as you pointed out, but it seems like this has seeped into the this kind of rhetoric is seeped into the ground water. listen to that. >> supplemental nutritional assistance program, the buy beer program with a government credit card. >> studies show that people who are on welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. >> lottery winners of multimillion dollar lottery winners are getting food stamps. >> a lot of people are lazy and a lot of people are becoming lazier. >> why has attacking people that need help become so popular with the far right and acceptable to them? >>

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it's going to be effective to break the plan up into multiple components to people can put their stamp on that. so the sales force corporation is investing in the middle years. we broke them into nine different projects, which you can see up there. we talk about many of these. year one is intention is going to be next year. we're being aggressive for this and trying to raise funds to help support this and get into that a lit later, but the idea is we're going to do this in a three year plan and roll these projects out at different times. in order to make this work we'll be collaborating with our innovating leaders and thinkers. with our network connectivety and connecting us with many different thinkers about education, how with can change our education. google's been a critical partner, redefining how we collaborate and collaboration tools and [inaudible] has been a really phenomenal partner in donating some software to help our students to use their software to create some amazing products. finally working with non profits to give us guidance on what we need to so a local non profit is

record numbers of people on food stamps. record numbers of people dependent on government.s. so now, desperate to try to create a counter narrative. their argument is that the only way some people can be better off is if we make other people worse off. the good news is that in america we have free enterprise and free enterprise means everyone can be better off without making anyone worse off. that's what has made us different from the rest of the world. i wish we had a president that actually believed that. >> you have a new bill introduce having to do with stepping up the pressure on russia. are you dissatisfied with what the president is doing? >> yeah, i am. here is why. vladimir putin has made a decision. he want to restore russia and what he thinks would be a great power. and the way to do that is to be able to invade and intimidate their neighbors and their immediate abroad. he has calculated that the benefits of doing what he is doing now first with crimea and now in eastern ukraine that the benefits outweigh the costs. we have to change that calculation. and that's

the stamp is being released today on milk's birthday. p image based on a circa 1977 black and white photo of milk in front of his castro street camera store. milk was a visionary leader who became one of the first openly gay elected officials in the country when he won a seat on the san francisco's board of supervisors. that happened in the late '70s. less than a year later milk and then the mayor, george moscone, were assassinated. milk would have been 84 years old today. >> wow. >>> there is an impressive turnaround for a big box chain store. >> i guess. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us with more on that and all things business. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, frank and michelle. best buy says its cost-cutting efforts helped the company post a profit of $461 million in the first three months of the year. now, that is compared to a loss of $81 million a year earlier. but online retailers like amazon still took a bite out of best buy sales. a best buy exec says she expects industrywide sales to drop going forward as

50 million americans in poverty. 50 million americans on food stamps. pation rate, lowest since 1978. i say this every night. does that go into your thinking, watching what's going on in the world? aft do the events of the day impact your writing? >> they do. i try to do my best on the political side to vote for the right people. >> i'm working on you. >> i know. yeah, we're in trouble. but i think we as people who believe who've had this encounter with the person of christ, we have to do our part to change the world. there's a lot of work to do that is not the government's job to do. we have the poor and great need. i feel like we as believers are supposed to take care of that kind of stuff. yeah, there needs to be -- >> government is not the answer. >> government is not the answer. >> i love it. sovereign cd in stores everywhere. >>> that's all the time we have left this evening. before we go, we hope you'll set your dvr record "hannity" the series. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here. michael is throwing us out. ." >> murders, rapists, s

their workers have to go on food stamps, they have to go on medicaid. we subsidize walmart and maybe if we raised the minimum wage that wouldn't be the case. no, these guys, the koch brothers and other folks, they're at war against the middle class of country. we've got to stand together and defeat them. >> we've got 42 members in the united states senate that are just as radical as the tea partiers over in the house. how else do you read that vote? all of this talk about the house being so radical, wait a second, there's a bunch of em in the senate, too. this is their ideological push. so what can the progressives, the democrats, those 54 who voted for what's their course of action, senator? >> their course of action is to educate and organize the american people. ed, the projection is that in the next election, november 2014, 60% of the american people aren't going to vote. what the republicans hope and pray is that voter turnout is low. what our job is to expose the republicans for what they are, that they work for the koch brothers, they work for th

people want to be on the cover of "us weekly" and -- >> they want to be on "us weekly" living on food stampseplace. i absolutely think it is deglamor aided. >> i do support it. i support it if they're honest about the journey and talk about all things they're missing out on because that is part of the journey and that's the truth i think it can drive down the rates that are dangerous quite frankly for some of these young girls night is awful. it is such a burden. we celebrate life. my god, i'm a father of five. i love everyone of them and i celebrate everyone of them. you don't want a kid getting pregnant at 16, 17 years old. you want a cautionary tale. >> that is great way to wrap it up. we hope for people out there considering parents, being a mother and father. >>> politicians on both sides of the aisle demanding the president address the growing va scandal. the white house chief of staff saying the administration will do so and dramatically. we're waiting to see exactly what that means. >>> this lady, start loving yourself some -- men do, you hear geraldo. we've got the proof. check it o