peggy was daddy's little girl.he was pretty, brainy, sensible, loved clothing like an new wellborne young woman would in the social world but she also was another -- person. i don't know, think she is a combination of hillary clinton and baby grace kelly or lindsay lohan. i see her is kind of somebody wrapped up. when she didn't get her ways a child she had a great technique. she would scream in the own have tantrums and she would take to her bed. she would stop being. her health with decline in the family would give in. that is what she did and she was very good at it. now, enter arnold who becomes the commandant of the city. he can't ride a horse. he can't go into battle. and we need peace in philadelphia. don't forget the poor philadelphians. first it was the patriots in that it was the british and then the patriots. the city was in turmoil and there were many cities that were ruined. food was not in good supply. some of the roads rows were being destroyed and things were pretty chaotic. they needed a strong pea

-- anything other than peggy. when you are in the zone and you want to show all the accolades and all the awards, but do a tough business, you ever stay up at night inking about when the time is to leave a particular character so you do not get so at in our minds that we will not let you do anything -- so etched in our minds we will not let you do anything else? fax i have the doing it so long i do have a sense that it is amazing to have a job. .ou never lose that i talked to so many actors who are nervous about when they are going to get the next job, so happy when they do and already worried about when they are going to get the next one, and you kind of lose that. i think there is a sense of long, i will stay here as as they need me. i have a job, and it is not only a job. it is an amazing job. people often leave tv to go do amazing serious work, and that is what we are doing on the show. we are very fulfilled, but at the same time you say, i hope i am given the opportunity to do other rings, but i would not hav

peggy perales has them as well. perales was recently sentenced to three years probation for drug possession. she's back in jail due to a failed drug test. now, her relationships with two other inmates have raised red flags with the jail's gang intelligence division. >> security intercepted some letters that she received from male inmates. one of them being a member of the mexican mafia, the other of the tango orejone, both are writing to her. >> the mexican mafia member is her boyfriend. but she says she asked few questions about his gang activity. >> i've heard stuff i don't want to do know, seen stuff i don't want to know. i was like, you hang around with me, don't bring it to me. he would just come home with money. i mean, i had a clue, not a rocket scientist to figure that out. >> perales says the orejone inmate who wrote to her is a pen pal, met him through a girlfriend after her boyfriend stopped writing her. said you don't got nothing do, your boyfriend ain't writing you, i was like, i guess, somebody just to

"wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan. and david corn of "mother jones." it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning, again. and we begin this morning with the white house chief of staff, denis mcdonough. mr. mcdun athank you so much. happy father's day's to you, you're a father of... >> three. thanks very much, bob. it's the best job i'll ever have, as the president said today. happy father's day to you as well. >> schieffer: thank you very much. let's start with the news and that is the national security agency disclosures about whether americans' privacy has been invaded. this morning in the "washington post," barton gellman, who will be along later this morning on this broadcast, has a big front-page story about government officials, and he just underlines that this is something that's been going on for a long time. they've been worried about national security agency encroaching on americans' privacy. back in 2004, two officia

now peggy fox shows us that a virginia tech research project along i-66 in northern virginia could help traffic flow better. >> reporter: if you drive i-66 in northern virginia, you are well acquainted with gridlock. >> actually it's always backed up, even on saturdays. >> reporter: it's the volume, the lack of other routes and any mishap that might happen. >> constant police activity so it's constantly bumper to bumper. so anything to do to help that commute would be fantastic. >> reporter: things could improve on i-66 and elsewhere thanks to new connected vehicle technology. >> this is some wiz bang star wars stuff we're testing in northern virginia but in six, seven, eight years we might actually be seeing it on the road. >> reporter: governor bob mcdonnell cut the ribbon for a new research test bed along a four square mile area on i-66 from the beltway to nutley and on parallel routes 50 and 29. this is one of those radio devices. there are 45 of them out there in that four square mile area installed behind the guardrails along i-66, routes 29 and route 50. they are sending data to

. >> and what did peggy say? >> she said yes, today wedding guests can wear cream or white for that matter, as long as the outfit doesn't say "bride." for example, your short lace cream sheath doesn't look bridal. >> i don't even like it now, that i saw it. why did i wear that? >> can i be honest? i thought you never looked so great, you looked stunning. so did christina maria. >> she looked awesome. >> that's the way she is. >> if you would like to vote on whether you think it's okay to wear white or cream to a wedding, go to klgandhoda.com and vote. i'll be curious to see what people think. most people seem mad. maybe they're not going to like it. >> most people didn't like what i was wearing. >> why? >> you looked comfortable. >> you looked fine. >> no, i -- i had been battling septic problems an hour before that wedding. you wonder why my hair was in a scrunchie? you try that. >> so tomorrow is a big day on the show, the voice, you guys. now there are now six contestants and one is going to be cut. we're goin

let me bring this to peggy. s.b. 5, pretty far-reaching bill.tions in the state of texas after 20 weeks, closing most of the abortion clinics in the state of texas and probably going to pass. >> i think it will pass in a -- in a special session maybe on monday or tuesday. the aim -- the bill does not specifically try to close abortion clinics, it says they have to meet certain medical standards in order to operate. here's what -- in the story of this -- this young woman, she's so spirited. you know, she has such energy and she seems to have such commitment. but it seems to me, and i think it seems to many americans, that what she is speaking for and standing for is something we would recognize as infanticide, late-term abortion, the taking of a little child's life. that is really, really serious. and so part of me thinks that this is a fabulous young woman, and part of me thinks, oh, my goodness, we're celebrating something that even in europe they call a matter of brutality and barbarism. >> well, i don't agree with that. i think that wendy dav

. >> we actually have peggy from the clerk of the board who is the one most responsible doing the outreach and attorneys. based on your experience i want to see if there's a way to get a house of recommendations to cover our varies you locations across the city. i don't believe that our papers possibly cover the outreach but you might have some recommendations like our $22,000 francisco get divided up in a way that's sufficient to do accurate outreach and the maximum number of papers to have saw last year, we had between 18 and 11 newspapers but because your budget is lower we haven't been able to publish weekly but we've extended it once a month it's around $400 average for each paper every time we publish. if you selected all those newspapers we're - we would be publishing less. more frequent publishing but we haven't published since january for the out reach newspaper because we ran out of the fund >> is that right? it's good we're answering those questions. >> colleagues it seems to me we don't throw in a bunch of papers but we don't have the coverage in terms of the language by hoping

jennifer and peggy were stunned by the news. >> he is marrying his partner of seven years. he is not surprised the supreme court is being asked to stop the marriages. >> it's the same for everybody else to be so frustrated back and forth. >> he is hoping this is the last time same-sex couples have to worry about a legal marriage. >> doesn't surprise me a bit. i'm hoping it's the end of the road for all the legal stuff. >> many were thrilled that same-sex marages whether allowed again. 55 couples were issued marriage licenses hours after the decision came down. lawyer who helped get proposition 80 the ballot, she shocked that the marriages are being allowed. >> it's really unbelievable. supreme court decision isn't even final for another three or four weeks. we haven't had an opportunity to see what other options are available to us, to uphold the will of the people. >> for steven and his partner a legal marriage means security finally. >> walk down the street like normal and accepted. >> san francisco is the only county performing these marriages over the weekend. >>> san f

peggy noonan had a column about how the national relationship of marriage was taken apart by the irs and detailed it closely. there was a misfired e-mail that got to washington but it alertd the folks in washington. why is nobody i mean are they holding the irs feet to the fire over that? >> well not exactly. some of the editorials and the columns i've been reading. more focused on warning the republicans not to over reach on this. i've been in washington more than jim has. i don't recall democrats not trying to over reach. i thought the clip we didn't run which said, this is not your money and that is how they get away with it. they are spending other people's money. what about the claim that republicans are over reaching here? >> the one i made in one of my columns actually. i think it is a valid thing to say. we remember how the republicans over played their hand with bill clinton impeachment process. they managed to end up being less popular with someone who has had an affair. they have a history of doing this. some of the things that darryl issa referring to them as a paid liar

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i think that, you know, the interest thing as peggy said is humanitarian case for this war turns out to have been stronger than the strategic case for the war. before this we were told because of destruction because of the alliance with terrorism. but when you see the torture chamber and when you see the reaction of the iraqi people and when you see them dancing in the streets you know the humanitarian part about it -- >> do you think the american people are going to be convinced by these smiling faces? they're not fake. >> i think the welcoming faces are going to last an awful long time. >> katty had it right. that was her first time on this show. tony blair was losing popularity. the people thought he was far too supportive of george w. bush. and when he left office, we played this. >> i miss those red ties. don't count him out. let me tell you that way. i know a man of resolve and vision and courage. and my attitude is, i want him to be here so long as i'm the president. >> take a look at this piece of fun we picked up on the internet. there's only you in my life the only thing th

now, as peggy fox shows us, a virginia tech project in northern virginia could help the traffic flow better everywhere. >> reporter: if you drive i-66 in northern virginia, you are well acquainted with grid lock. >> it's always backed up, even on saturdays. >> reporter: it's the volume, the lack of other routes, and any mishap that might happen. >> it's constantly bumper-to- bumper. anything to help that commute would be fantastic. >> reporter: things could improve on i-66 and elsewhere thanks to new connected vehicle technology. >> this is some star wars stuff that we're testing in northern virginia. but in six, seven, eight years, we might be seeing it on the road. >> reporter: the governor cut the ribbon for a new research test bed along a four-square- mile area on i-66 and on parallel routes 50 and 29. >> this is one of the radio devices. there are 45 of them out there in that four square mile area installed behind the guardrails along i-66, routes 29 and 50. they are sending data to the cars that are already equipped with connected vehicle technology. >> reporter: the radio devi

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. ♪ that is tough when wet. [ peggy ] grab viva and break the rules on all your tough messes.. okay. thank you. you're very welcome. this looks like some serious stuff. leonard, did you do this? actually, that's my work. wow. yeah. well, it's just some quantum mechanics with a little string theory doodling around the edges. that part there, that's just a joke. it's a spoof of the born-oppenheimer approximation. so you're like one of those beautiful mind genius guys. yeah. this is really impressive. i have a board. if you like boards, this is my board. holy smokes. if by "holy smokes" you mean a derivative restatement of the kind of stuff you can find scribbled on the wall of any men's room at mit, sure. what? come on. who hasn't seen this differential below "here i sit, broken-hearted"? at least i didn't have to invent 26 dimensions just to make the math come out. i didn't invent them. they're there. in what universe? in all of them-- that is the point. uh... do you guys mind if i start? um... penny... yeah. that's where i sit. so, sit next to me. no... i sit there. what's the

department of surgery for your support and belief and is your mentor ship when it comes to doctor peggy and doctor bob and doctor campbell for your mentor ship and my colleagues and coen and i thank you. (applause) thanks for mayor of san francisco, edwin lee and the board of supervisors these are all people who not only believes in wrap around but put fining behind it and in fact it cost so much in the way of resource to save one person in violate injury but it's the less than the cost of resid victim and so i want to thank aum you have in the name of hope and belief in our communities for allowing us to do this work and continuing and to kaiser meta fund and at&t those who have believed in us and finally, i want to thank my valentine scot lord because everyday is valentine's day with you. thank you. (applause) . . >> our final award will be pretend by the executive vice president of group lead social responsibility union bank.. >> well good morning everyone it's great to be here to see all of you and hear some of these ininspiringing stories from yawn and david and certainly listening

the owner of peggy sue's says he's happy to roll out the red carpet as long as it's not a regular presidential stop. >> if it's once a year, it's no problem. >> reporter: there is a lot of excitement here about the presidential visit. you can bet those students and parents will have those cameras ready just in case they catch a glimpse of the commander of chief. >>> we will have live coverage of mr. obama's visit to the bay area. you can also get the latest information on our website. >>> tonight we're tracking election results to replace the supervisor. at this hour, with all precincts reporting, cindy chavez has 41% of the vote, followed by alvah rad owe at 41%. the winner needs 551%. behavior was blamed on an addiction. he faces up to one year in jail. >>> now a nbc bay area follow up. a new hoax and a new prison sentence. the san jose woman known as the chilly finger lady will be back behind bars. she was sentenced to two years in prison for lying to police after her son accidentally shot himself in the ankle. her son is a convicted felon who's not supposed to have a gun. she recently spen

peggy fox, wusa9. >>> virginia's court of appeals says george huguely and his attorneys can raise three more issues as he seeks a new trial. the former university of virginia is asking the court to overturn his murder conviction in the death of his former girlfriend, yeardley love. >>> a judge ruled there is enough evidence to move forward in the case against the couple accused of arson. virginia's eastern shore. tonya and her fiance, charles smith, were arrested back in april and each is charged with one count of felony arson and one count of felony conspiracy to commit arson. all in connection with the fire. but investigators suspect the couple are responsible for dozens of arsons in that same area. >> last time anybody saw jimmie hoffa, nbc was launching saturday night live, back in 1975. and during that time, the fbi searched for him, acting on a fresh tip, agents spent today digging up a field 20 miles north of detroit. a former mob boss swears that is where he was buried all those years ago. so far, no report that the feds found a thing. >>> with the enduring popularity of the sop

. >> let me read a quote from peggy noonan who wrote today why this scandal is different.'s speaking of the irs scandal. she said in previous irs scandals it was the powerful abusing the powerful. a white house moving against prominent financial or journalistic figures. the dreadful thing about this scandal is that it is the elites versus regular citizens, the mighty versus normal people. >> i just disagree with peggy's take on this whole 501 c 4 business, first, if representative thrush were on this committee, i would rather have his investigation which says was obama in control of the irs should he have appointed someone earlier? there's some legitimate management questions to pose to the obama administration. but this 501 c4 status, no political group should get this status. or very few should get it that is a conversation that we should have. whether it's a tea party group, whether it's a progressive group. and lawrence o'donnell has been making the point over and over that the law says these groups should be ex-exclusively involved in social welfare. the regulation sa

. >> reporter: in fairfax, peggy fox, wusa9. >>> investors await the all important jobs report. that's coming up in jess' your money report. >> here comes tropical storm andrea right up the coast from d.c. to boston bracing for more rain, a lot of it over the next two days. howard has your first alert >>> 4:41. yellow alert for the rain. flood watch in effect till 10:00 tonight. the rain, we've had areas over an inch, inch and a half since last night. you can see the heavy rain has moved up to the upper part of the day morning into northeastern maryland. but there's a ton of water still to our south as andrea's circulation is still coming through south and north carolina this morning and has to get past us before things settle down. that won't happen till sometime later this evening. so today get ready for a slow commute. maybe even telework or give yourself extra time. outdoor plans going to be very difficult to get in. 72 degrees by noon. we'll warm into the mid-70s. some better news for the weekend. i'll have that forecast in just a few minutes and the latest on andrea of cou

. >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >en kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: hello, i'm roma downey. about thirteen years ago when i was filming "touched by an angel," we did a story about an organization called operation smile. i saw children who had been born with facial deformities. the doctors and nurses, all volunteers, giving these kids free surgeries for 25 years. and i was profoundly moved. so i volunteered as well. it's truly been among the most rewarding work i've ever done. watch and see why. nine year old sut has been ridiculed and rejected all his life. sut isn't even his real name but that's what he's been called from the day he was born. sut means "harelip" a terrible name for a child born with a cleft lip. he's from a very poor family who could never afford surgery. when he was five he went for his first day of school.

let's go to peggy in new york. >> caller: what do you think of the new york stock?big mortgage piece that you want. they're not my favorite in the neighborhood. >> a big pa buy ya. >> we're not going to buy it. we are fearful of that group. >> it hads all the numbers that seem to go in line with a strng stock. >> you're right. i say you buy google. let's go to gary in illinois. gary? what's up? >> caller: i missed your radio show. i used to call you all the time. >>> should i cut my losses? >> i would rather have you than there. we don't like the gold stocks here. i know it's a well matched company. i need one more. >> yo jim. >> what's up? >> caller: i'm interested in opec. i took your recommendation. >> a long term record. it's been a winner for the show. lightning round ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts,

american and french in particular terry brown one negative tina brown, eisenhower, nancy kissinger, peggy noonan noonan, rush limbaugh, etc., etc.. wiry specific about using the word oil in that dedication? >> in the crisis that i went through the onslaught some people went out of their way to be supportive some went quiet and if few defected to be antagonistic i wanted to show some recognition to those that were supportive the way when the system works not confined to it to the united states, when that degree offical is focused on a person there is the intent those targeting him to ostracize and isolate since i was writing about the united states i that i would focus exclusively on americans but we all resisted that temptation and as i was a guest of the american people including kissinger, i have many american friends and i am grateful to all of them. >> the history of canada i don't expect to sell any in the united states but for any viewers your interested in canada, there is lots of good biographical work of the individual period of the country's history it has not been presented wit

let's go to peggy in new york. >> caller: what do you think of the new york stock? >> just of okay.t have the big mortgage business that i want. they're not my favorite in the neighborhood. >> a big pa boo ya. amtg? >> residential mortgage reit. we're not going to buy it. we are fearful of that group. joe in connecticut. >> yandex. it had all the numbers that seem to go in line with a strong stock. >> you're right. i'm not going to a russian internet company. i say you buy google. let's go to gary in illinois. gary? what's up? >> caller: i miss your radio show. i used to call you all the time. i've been holding aui. should i cut my losses? >> i would rather have you in humana than there. we don't like the gold stocks here. i know it's a well managed company. the gold stocks are not doing well. i need one more. john in new jersey. >> yo jim. this is john from williamstown. >> what's up? >> caller: i'm interested in opec. i took your recommendation. >> phil frost has a long term record. it's been a winner for the show. conclusion of the lightning round. [ indistinct shouting ] [ male

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. >> so she wants these mini tea cup peggies -- piggies as a pet. she has been trying to talk her daddy into it all morning. >> she is just like all of the other kids. she went to school and she did all of the things kids did before her lungs deteriorated to the po fly t she needed a new one. i want to go back to being like another kid and doing everything that kids it do. >> all the best for little sara. >>> remanence of tropical storm andrea are slamming the northeast with massive flooding. you are looking at scenes from massachusetts, rhode island where heavy rains dumped on a region weary from last year's superstorm sandy. our meteorologist joins us at the fox weather center with more on what we can expect to see over the weekend. janice? >> hi, uma. fortunately andrea is out of the way, but look at these storm totals. over a foot of rain in north miami beach and even parts of virginia and florida with over six inches of rainfall. new york central park set a record, a daily record of 4.77 inches. that storm is offshore which is great news. howev

peggy says the hypocrisy of this administration is indescribable. hope and change?how about i sure hope they will change. doubtful. fabulous. i hope he is watching. somehow i doubt it. rhonda warrens watch your back, these are not nice people. god bless. david says, hear that knock at your door? probably 25 irs agents. been there, but not to worry. i am going to keep telling the truth the way i see it. and if you missed last night's opening statement check it out on the jump this show page at fox news -- justice page at foxnews.com. normally at this point in our show we do a segment called free for the week. frankly we talked about enough treats tonight. i want to pay tribute to four real heros, firefighters killed this past friday in houston, texas when the roof of the building they were battling a blaze on collapsed. 25-year-old ann sullivan graduated from the fire department academy just one month ago. katherine renaud 35 years old hl an apartment for 12 years. robert joined at the same time and firefighter robert garner just 29 years old joined the department af

. >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa9. >> in nine days, ryan ends his journey in new york, his home state after, another set back today for george zimmerman. a judge has refused to shield the witnesses in the case. he is charged with the murder of trayvon martin. the witnesses include someone who saw the confrontation between zimmerman and martin. the judge sided with prosecutors and attorneys who objected. jury selection gets selected on monday. >> and a virginia man facing assault charges for shooting his friend in the behind. he thought he had a bb gun when he shot the victim in his sleep but it was a.40 caliber handgun. the 21-year-old edgewater man was taken to the hospital. nonlife threatening bullet wounds to the buttocks. >>> come up, the rather embarrassing conversation a robbery victim had to have with cops about what was taken from the trunk of her car. >> we are tracking tropical storm andrea. we will show you the radar, the big picture here. she has just made land fall. then it moves off to the north and east. we will talk where the trop cal storm watches have been posted and when

now that's tough when wet. [ peggy ] grab viva and break the rules on all your tough messes. do for fun. on all your tough messes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back to the program. tonight, the director of the new sandra bullock-melissa mccarthy show, "the heat." which opens friday. paul feig is here. and then playing his single from the "despicable me 2." and joining me, on friday, he teams up with jamie foxx in the new movie, "white house down." please welcome channing tatum. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm doing well. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they have come to life all of a sudden. >> how are you, sir? >> jimmy: i'm doing well, i know you have been on this big press tour, has it been a good one? >> it has been good, i cannot keep up with jamie foxx, seriously, i don't know how he does it. like in miami, we literally had to do telemundo, he had stayed up partying, i was like i got six hours of sleep, i'm done. >> jimmy: the key is to never sleep at all. it is like a constant party. he seems like he has fun in every situ

. >> peggy for having me. melissa: are you holding on to your nuggets? you nervous about what is going o >> not at all. it is a commodity. it will rise and fall. you just have to position yourself correctlyy better to make money in a rising market. takes a little bit moremarket strategy. melissa: a little bibit more strategy to say t least. absolutely slaughtered. and i know a lot of people are in this boat. i mean, new people at the end of last year personally who had their bonuses paid in gold because there were so worried about the currency. it is logical. you watch what was going on, the fed and say, well, the dollar will be worthless. the bond vigilantes are coming, but the market has turned against you. what would you sayo people out there who are invested in gold and may be th are hiding under the bed right now saddle what is going on? >> everyone is crying a little bit. it is always going to be there and pay off. mae not as high as it was at one time. everybody now has access to information. this year a l of the global factors that affected such

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peggy thomas, unit supervisor, has been working with patients at atascadero for 18 years. >> they need in the court. so we talk to them about the prosecutor and what he does, about the district attorney, what his role is, the public defender, their role, the patient's role, the judge's role, so that when we go down to do the mock trial, they get a chance to practice that. >> by the time a patient is ready to take part in his mock trial, his medication has been stabilized. in this courtroom, therapists and staff members play the roles of court officials. >> gentlemen, it is my duty to advise you as to certain of your constitutional rights. you're entitled to an attorney at all stages against you. an attorney will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you. >> the people of the state of california against john guzman j. junior. >> is mr. guzman present? >> yes. >> mr. guzman, you're charged with three counts of assault on a prisoner with great bodily injury. do you understand those charges? >> yes. >> what is your understanding of why you were found incompetent in this case? >> most