utah state representative paul ray helped return an old method of execution to use, so his state hasrent position. he joins us from salt lake city. why did you propose and help enact a return to the firing squad in utah? >> thanks for having me. the reason being that the law is - we have the death penalty in utah. the drawings are not available. we needed a way to do the executions so the thought was let's bring back the firing squad. we currently had, if lethal injection was institutional, we added the caveat was if drugs weren't available within 30 days of the execution, the firing back was a fallback. >> have you lost with concern or interest where one state or the other are executing men and women because of problems with the drugs. >> we have watched that closely. i started this a year ago, last march, i realised that the drug was not over. i watched oklahoma arizona, ohio have issues in pulling off the executions. so this ended up being a timely piece of legislation. >> when is the last time utah executed anyone by firing squad? >> actually 2010. most of the executions in utah

. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ray-ban, for forcing rand paul to stop selling the sunglasses with his logo e ray-ban banned ran so rand fans can't say, hey, man, rand paul ray-bans. [ laughter and applause ] they can't say that anymore. >> steve: they can't do it. they can't do it anymore. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, friends who have destination weddings, for basically saying please pay us to ruin your vacation. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i know. i think someone was moving the drone again. >> steve: what happened? [ imitating drone noises ] [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, avocados, for being pears that haven't been neutered. there you guys have it right there. those are my thank you notes! we will be right back with chris pratt, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my pasta is served! [muppets] looks so good... no flavour. ♪ when it's time to eat together... ♪ sooorry. ♪ do everyone a favour, serve a drink that packs real flavour.♪ lipton fresh brewed ice tea is the naturally refreshing way to enjoy your meals. ♪ it's the flavour we all savour, ♪ ♪ does any food a favour... ♪ you gotta be (a

. >>> ray-ban is calling out rand paul. e selling ray-ban way fairer sunglasses with the rand logo on its website. some of the money went to his campaign, but the campaign didn't have ray-ban's consent. ray-ban told the campaign to stop and it did. >>> and the first youtube video is uploaded ten years ago today. >> they have really really really long trunks. >> the clip ran just 18 seconds. a year later google paid $1.6 billion in stock for youtube. this year nearly 145 million americans watch a youtube video. that is nearly half of the u.s. population. alison? >>> today is take your children to work day and my kids don't want to come to work. it's 4:00 in the morning. what about yours? >> i don't have any kids but there's little excitement going on here. >> it's 4:00 a.m. >>> a federal judge approved a settlement between the national football league and thousands of players who followed cushion-related lawsuits and it could cause the league up to a billion ionion dollars. under the agreement they'll pay out an average of $1

ray. that interview airing later today. republican white house hopeful rand paulct of a new comic book. it outlines his upbringing and political career. in a statement the president of the comic company says it's my hope that these entertaining books teach readers about the candidate. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. it is thursday. you know what that means? we are joined by bob franken. good morning. >> i think that's probably a very appropriate way to describe the candidates. >> let's start with something that is pretty shocking to some people when you look at the numbers. super pacs from raised $31 million for ted cruz. does that surprise you? >> it surprises me yes, but it has to surprise the other candidates who i don't think for a moment thought that he had that kind of fund raising clout. we should point butt, by theout that gives him a lot of money. that means the other candidates are going to have to accelerate their fund raising. he's going to make a battle out of there. >> and i want to switch gears. the white house is creating a gender

paul cowan and mark omara. thank you so much for being here. >> morning. >> first of all, i just wanted to pick your brain about ray lewis being back in the cityore, paul. am i right. >> yes, absolutely i think it's a good thing for the city. anybody who has public you know recognition and is trying to say the right things to calm the city down you know how can we criticize that? >> and it's probably the prosecutor's pretty happy about that right, mark? >> i think the prosecutor is looking for whatever help she can get. it's a very volatile situation. she's got some tough decisions to be made over the next couple of weeks or month or so when she gets the investigation from the police. so i think anything she can get to get more community support, some positivity to counteract some of the negativity over the next couple of weeks is what she's looking for. >> and it's a tall order for her, because she's new to the office. she's only been in office for five months. she's 35 years old. she had five years of experience right? >> she's walking into a firestorm, you know, in a case that the whole country is watching. she's five years of experience so

ray vaughn and double trouble. along with the five royales, and the paul butterfield blues band.ted in cleveland with live performances. ♪ >> it's always a thrill for me when i play with paul. >> reporter: on rock's biggest night, honoring its biggest rebels. you can see the whole ceremony may 30th on hbo. >> i love rock and roll and i'll love it for the rest of my life. >> we look forward to that show. "gma" first thing, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >> stay low to the floor and close the door ok? >> the dramatic 911 tape from those terrifying moments. inside an emergency, what metro hopes to accomplish with this massive drill. back on the trail, a sweeping search in montgomery county and in new plan for a father to find his two missing children. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kimberly: a somatic rescue in prince george's county. a house on fire and two children with no way out.

paul's speech. in my vision for america any law disproportionately incarcerates peopling of color is repealed. >> ray is coming home. >> we have to stop limiting kids to failing schools ♪ ♪ >> larry: i don't know what to think mike. >> martin luther king spoke two americas. he described them. ♪ described them. >> as two different americas side by side. >> dr. paul loves dr. king. larry: i think i like it and see your point. >> it works for anything layery. you want to go to the knicks game? >> larry: i'm a lakers fan ♪ come on and get your knicks fix, come on. >> larry: i want to go. it's amazing. mike and the night lights, everybody. we will be right back. >> amazing. it works. >> larry: mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ♪ ♪ the further you go the more interesting it gets. this is the pursuit of perfection. [cheers and applause] >> larry: okay. welcome back. now obviously tonight i

ray vaughn and double trouble. along with the five royales, and the paul butterfield blues band.leveland with live performances. ♪ >> it's always a thrill for me when i play with paul. >> reporter: on rock's biggest night, honoring its biggest rebels. you can see the whole ceremony may 30th on hbo. >> i love rock and roll and i'll love it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> we look forward to that show. "gma" first thing, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. [ roars ] one, two, three! [ farts ] man: [ laughs ] woman: what are you doing?! [ shrieks ] welcome to... and now here he is -- the host of "afv"... tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ]

paul's speech. in my vision for america any law disproportionately incarcerates peopling of color is repealed. >> ray is coming home. >> we have to stop limiting kids to failing schools ♪ ♪ >> larry: i don't know what to think mike. >> martin luther king spoke two americas. he described them. ♪ described them. >> as two different americas side by side. >> dr. paul loves dr. king. larry: i think i like it and see your point. >> it works for anything layery. you want to go to the knicks game? >> larry: i'm a lakers fan ♪ come on and get your knicks fix, come on. >> larry: i want to go. it's amazing. mike and the night lights, everybody. we will be right back. >> amazing. it works. >> larry: ♪ pepsi is giving away 100 days of awesome music prizes. follow us on twitter and hashtag out of the blue with a picture of pepsi. ♪ europe has big buildings like ours. only famous. and older. and gorgeous. and not like ours at all. the switch to t-mobile is on. even verizon customers are seeing the light. t-mobile has america's fastest 4g lte network ...from the bay area to the big apple. and more data capacity per

lou read, this year, steve he ray vaughn, weather, paul butterflied field blues band. >> bob says oh,n that one. >> they're good. >> kurt kobain only daughter said she not big fan of nirvanna music. frances bean said she respects her father's work, but a song that particularly makes her sad about his suicide. >> he wrote a song called dumb. >> and she says she believes that that song dumb, mike, that he wrote it about himself. so it is casino of hard for her to listen to it. she doesn't like it. now she is executive producer of the documentary kurt kobain man taj of heck, which debuts hbo next month. i like that name. >> montage of heck. >> montage of heck. what the heck. >> what's that mean? supposed to watch it? >> what dot president of the united states and good day philadelphia have in common? >> well, he's in the caribbean, so -- we're not there, that's not it. >> no, but his jamaica. >> true. >> he's on vacation. he's -- on the political outreach program in that area of the caribbean. but he did take some time to visit museum dedicated to a very famous person of jamaica. >> so t

ray vaughn and double trouble. along with the five royales, and the paul butterfield blues band.leveland with live performances. ♪ >> it's always a thrill for me when i play with paul. >> reporter: on rock's biggest night, honoring its biggest rebels. you can see the whole ceremony may 30th on hbo. >> i love rock and roll and i'll love it for the rest of my life. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> we look forward to that show. "gma" first thing, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next, the search for a hit-and-run driver who called a family man. >>> a tech security researcher claim head was forced from a flight to san francisco because of a tweet. the airline's response refuting that claim tonight. >>> drew tuma is tracking rain. we'll tell wow what is coming our way this week abc7 chap at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. i'm katie marzullo. a security researcher scheduled to speak at a conference in san francisco this week was denied travel on united airlines following a twitter post and sta

rand paul right now is not even to like the first x-ray part of this campaign yet. and the press and his rivals for the nomination have only just started to even give him a once over at this point. so it's going to be really interesting to see, how long does he get to deep getting credit for being a brave criminal justice reformer when he walks into the epicenter of a huge national discussion about race and criminal justice reform and he has absolutely nothing to say about it? similarly, there was just this astonishing visual today. rand paul in south carolina today decided to give his i'm running for president speech again. this time in south carolina. this time in front of an aircraft carrier. other republicans and conservatives have been attacking him for not being tough enough on defense to be a real presidential candidate, so he's obviously trying to rebuff that characterization visually, by standing in front of an aircraft carrier, while he talks about being president. but because he is rand paul, he also needs to try to keep alive the libertarianish family na

ray suarez. and then there were two. joining senator ted cruz among the ranks of declared republican presidential candidates is another member of the senate. rand paul in kentucky, in a speech interrupted by thunderous applause, senator paul unleashed a crit eeg of a government that is too big, intrusive and expensive. >> we have come to take our country back from the special interest that uses washington as a special piggy bank. the special interest more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up the machine. it must be socked. i'm joined by david shuster for a look at the theme by the senator and what he tells us about the campaign. >> great to be with you. >> is there a rand paul niche in the ideological range in the coming of this primary field? >> that's a question, and most republicans. most say no. they were making the effort, because the young libertarians. they were reaching out to minorities and inner city. they are thinking that that's the way to get the snom nation. -- nomination. the likely path is to the left of the field and attract the voters, and look and see there's not mu

. ♪ ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪ >> stevie ray vaughn and double trouble along with the five royales and the paulrated in cleveland with live appearances. ♪ i want to be your man ♪ >> it's always a thrill for me when i play with paul. >> reporter: on rock's biggest night honoring its biggest rebels. you can see the whole ceremony may 30th on hbo. >> i love rock and roll and i love it for the rest of my life. >> clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> what a night. >> big time. by the way, second induction for ringo. and lou reed, they were both inducted separately with the beatles and the velvet underground now on their own. >> i love rock 'n' roll. >> put another dime in the jukebox, baby. >> get up there with that mic, reena. hello! >> what's with the shoulder. >> somebody help me, wardrobe malfunction. call janet jackson. >> is that how you are when you sing? sleeve off the shoulder and everything? >> that's the only way how to do it. very hot. facebook. wnn fans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. wnn fans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "wor

sitting down with robert de niro ray liotta and paul sorvino.u guys there is an exclusive heart stopping event happening right here. nik wallenda performs his next daring feat live on "today." he is walking untethered atop the new orlando eye as it moves 400 feet above the drive. this is something you don't want to miss. again, that will be on wednesday. >> i don't know if my heart can take it. >> that thing gets up to about 40 miles per hour. >> wow. >> i'm just joking. >> no i believed you though. just like i believe your weather forecast. >> ooh. wow! >> in now for a check of this morning's stories. >> we'll hug it out. >> all right. good morning once again, everyone. in the news this morning, rescue teams are not giving up the separate search for survivors of this weekend's earthquake in nepal. the quake and resulting avalanches killed at least 3,700 people including several americans. the u.s. military is trying to ai tons of relief supplies along with search teams into the area. however, officials say several international relief planes ha

induction ceremony paul mccartney paid tribute to his former bandmate ringo starr, the lone beatle not yet honored for his individual music. others including green day lou reed stevie rayrts, the paul butterfield blues band and five royals. >>> and new emails published from the sony hacking scandal have been revealed that ben affleck requested the pbs series "finding your roots" reveal he once had a slave-owning ancestor. he appeared on the show last fall. the detail was not included in the episode. however the show and host said the detail was not censored. they instead decided to focus on more interesting ancestors along with his mother's time spent as a freedom writer in the 1960s. >>> the new report that fbi forensic experts knowingly gave flawed. it in hundreds of criminal cases over the last 15 years, the legal consequences to that, next. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave n

. >> thank you paul, live from the italian coast >>> anti-terrorism detectives in australia is questioning five teenagers suspected of planning to attack the first world war senn ten ray service in melbourne next week. more than 200 police officers were involved in the arrest. >> there were a series of raids in metropolitan melbourne. five people were arrested. we are expecting three to be charmed. two will be charged with preparing a terrorist act: the act that we believe was in investigation involved attacks against police officers. >> now to zimbabwe celebrating 35 years of independence from british colonial rule. the country is grappling with inflation and issues of human rights and unemployment. our correspondent there is at the harari national sports stadium, which will be the center peace on zimbabwe independence day. give us a sense as to how most zim backians feel as their -- zimbabweans feel as their country turns 35 years old. >> mixed feelings. a lot of people we were independence from britain. people are happy about that. and proud about that moment. they have been talking about the good years, the 1980s, 1990s, when it was a land of milk and honey. that'

paul you didn't have to get defensive. if you are evolving on an issue, just say it. >> good for him. >> a big deal somebody as respected as ray kelly would come around. a passenger in a lamb bore jeannie was killed on sunday when the car crashed in to a guardrail at a walt disney world speedway. it took place at a richard petty nascar experience. they can ride up to speeds of 165 miles per hour. the car's driver suffered only minor injuries. the attraction is scheduled to cle on june 28 for improvements. florida highway patrol is investigating the crash. >>> the "washington post" a st. louis woman says a nurse told her 49 years ago that her daughter had died in the hospital hours after being born was reunited with that daughter. very much alive. for reasons that remain unclear, the infant ended up in fosterwas adopted by another family. or nbc affiliate was there when the two head in person 49 years later. >> she is deaf and can't hear because of measles, and i think if she had been with me this would never have happened. i want to see it roll down this street. somebody snatch her out of the car. >> oh, my gosh oh, my gosh! >

paul polo sandoval reports the the city was bracing for another their protests and hopeful but yesterday's violence will not repeat itself. >> reporter: a plea for peace the brummell baltimore football legend for raven ray growing again on the streets many were protesting the death if 25 year-old freddie grey and right after his funeral that's when the rioting started 15 police officers were injured six of them were seriously injured and some shows express their anger by writing looting and injuring people. >> reporter: as many urge today's demonstrators remained peaceful the finger-pointing for mondays violence continues some criticize the city for not responding quick enough to the violence national guardsmen stand alongside police a since the matt maryland governor's state of emergency declaration >>: criminal activity will not be tolerated we are going to ensure we are going to bring whatever resources are necessary >> reporter: 50 mi. away in washington president obama call monday agitators of us. the citywide curfew will be in effect tonight from 10:00 p.m. till 5:00 a.m. and officials hope that today's crowd stay calm as they increased tonight in baltimore md. i'm polo sandoval >> reporter: were

primary for those groups of people and the one rand paul is in, we don't have time eras for those so that basically makes them a republican. host: ray you consider yourself tea party or libertarian? caller: libertarian is the one i try to think of. i favor those more than republicans because the republicans seem to be squishy and often times democrat, like. host: do you think there is enough room for a party out of the republican party? do you think that would ever happen, ray? caller: i wish they would be but i don't think it is practical because it would simply divide the conservative vote and ensure democrat victories. host: that is right in memphis, tennessee. colin. we are asking how you chose your political affiliation in our last five or 10 minutes on "washington journal." thomas is an florida, line for democrats. how did you become a democrat? caller: i had an uncle that was board of elections representative, and he was democrat. he always told me republicans are for the rich men and big business. and the democrats are more for the working man and i kind of never forgot that. also, i look at it like a lot of problems we are

. >> reporter: there was ray liotta as henry hill mobster turned snitch. lorain brocco as his wife karen. paulmy conway. >> never rat on your friends. and alwayo >> i had no idea how the movie would turn out. it was a great experience and all that but you never know what the impression it's going to make on people. >> when did you realize that it was going to be what it became? >> today. >> why do you th film resonated with so many for so long? >> it's good. it's just a good movie. you're finding out and learning about this lifestyle that 99% doesn't know about. >> this a different kind of movie. s mythic. this is actual. >> what do you do? >> what? >> what do you do? >> i'm in construction. >> here's the thing though. it didn't test well. when this was originally shown to focus groups people walked out. >> it was a violent way of life. he showed it for the truth it was. >> pauly didn't have that move for anybody. >> for sorvino, that level of authenticity was almost too much. >> i never played anything like this. that kind of a lethal character. i knew nothing about it. three days before we w

paul mccartney is slated to introduce ringo starr who will join the rest of the fab four for his contributions to music as a solo artist. he will share accolades with greenday lou reed stevie ray vaughn and his band double trouble. >> i know you're going to be watching this, the whole thing. >>> it's about 22 after the hour now. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up what happens when a truck carrying millions of bees crashes on a busy highway? let's just say you wouldn't want to be one of the first responders. >>> and later, etsy's dilemma. can a company dedicated to business keep it up when it has profit-minded stockholders to satisfy? you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> we have got all sorts of interesting stories ahead, including the yankees fan who is walking from florida to new york for a very good cause. >>> and it is royal baby watch time again in britain. anthony, stop holding your breath, it's finally here. >> leave me out of that one. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> it's not like the running of the bulls in pamplona spain, but in belgium, zebras were on the loose in the streets of brussels. the