it's perry's multimillion-dollar magic kingdom. >> perry: this is the back lot.amed it 34th street, as in "miracle on 34th street." >> pitts: he makes all his films here, releasing two a year, and he employs as many as 400 people. >> perry: that's the cicely tyson stage. >> pitts: it has five sound stages, a gym, even a chapel. >> perry: this is wardrobe. there's madea. >> pitts: where? >> perry: up there, that's all madea. that's where she lives between movies. >> roll sound. rolling. >> pitts: when he's not making movies, this relentless multi- tasker is running his two hit sitcoms on tbs, "house of payne" and "meet the browns." >> perry: hit them, hit them hard really. >> pitts: he has total creative control, and owns everything he makes. >> perry: and we cut. very good. thanks a lot. i'm out of here. >> tyler. tyler. >> pitts: tyler perry's huge success has brought him power, and even comparisons to oprah, his friend and mentor. they teamed up to executive produce "precious," a film about an urban teenage mother battling abuse and illiteracy, which opened las

. >> i call claire perry. order.want to hear claire perry. >> on the issue of progress, will the deputy prime minister -- >> order. i think that the right honorable gentleman has had his allotted span. i apologize. it felt like it. i call jack straw. >> with apologies to the honorable member for devizes, mr. speaker. just over a month before the election, the deputy prime minister warned about the dangers of policies of the kind that he is now following. he said, "just imagine the reaction of my constituents in south west sheffield." people like that are going to ask, "who are these people who are telling us that they are suddenly going to take our jobs away? who are these people?" well, now we know who these people are. are they not the liberal democrats -- the people who are giving power to the conservatives without any influence over the policies that they used to oppose? >> the right honorable gentleman may bellow as much as he likes. i am happy to account for everything that we are doing in this coalition govern

and he wasn't smiling. >> reporter: carla met perry when he finally found help at the bay area veterans accupuncture clinic. >> i followed general relaxation and neck work and massage work. >> reporter: she has been an acupuncturist for 25 years. in january she helped launched a group to help veterans with ptsd treatment that complements drugs and therapy of western treatment. >> the reason alternative medicine kinds of treatments are being looked at is because drugs and therapy haven't really resolved the problem completely. >> reporter: patients sit together in a community room while volunteer practitioners place needles at critical points in their ears, heads and faces. perry found she slept better after one treatment. >> we know it helps with the pain and brain chemistry regulations and it influences the neurotransmitter system in the body. this is what you're working with when you're working with things like ptsd. >> i wasn't tired any more. i was much more relaxed. i wasn't feeling that anxiety. >> reporter: it's that kind of success that has the department of defense paying more

>> so you can play the drums and watch perry mason at noon at the same time. sounds good to me. ladies and gentlemen, mr. joseph hsu. [ringing bells] [applause] >> joseph hsu, ladies and gentlemen. joseph hsu. now, all those six men are competing against this man, ladies and gentlemen. we left him for last simply because he was the 46th annual cable car bell ringing champion. ladies and gentlemen, he's been with muni for nine years, eight years on the cable car. let's hear it for two-time winner mr. leonard oates. [applause] go -- good to see you, leonard. up got the gloves on. i see you are ready. you and i have a city in common. where were you born? >> new orleans, louisiana. >> new orleans, louisiana the yeah, let's hear it for the 504. how do you prepare for this whole darn thing here? >> practice. >> ok. that will get you to broadway but here you are in union square. ladies and gentlemen, two-time winner, mr. leonard oates. >> this is what i do every day. [ringing bells] >> leonard oates, ladies and gentlemen, reigning two-time champion mr. leonard oates. that completes the

perry touched many who celebrated her life.se who would like to honor her can donate to the aspca or the humane society in her name.

arizona debemos de proteger el derecho de los estados en favor de proteger las comunidades asegurando perrys ciudadanos. >> a lo que la secretaria respondió que habló por teléfono con el gobernador. estado que hoy dijo la secretaria federal antes de visitar recibirá 14 millones de dólares extra con el programa para enfrentar la seguridad. dijo el alcalde de laredo. >> lo que quiero ver es resultado, lo que quiero es personal municipal. >> ¿no tiene suficiente? >> no tengo suficiente. >> hay otro factor suficiente, es el temor que tienen en contra del crimen mexicano que han encabezado amenazas en comunidades como la presa falcon. >> mis oficiales y ya tiene temor. >> naturalmente que sí. hay oficiales muertos en la frontera que han muerto en manos de carteles. >> luis gómez univisión. >> en instante el país cuenta con la primera reforma financiera en 80 años. la violencia en méxico cobró otra vida, la víctima se hay resistido a un secuestro. la presencia de la farc en venezuela. ya volvemos. [ locutora ] ¿sabías que las mujeres que regularmente comen yogurt como yoplait light tienen una cin

>> so you can play the drums and watch perry mason at noon at the same time. sounds good to me.

people like tyler perry, the producer, he said he had never voted before. a successful producer who never voted until there was a realistic chance to have the first black president. you're never going to have that again. >> there's not frankly that much to brag about. what they're going to have to do and will do is focus on republicans both generally and generalerly and individually. they're going to say that individual republicans are literally crazy. chris: they have a few cases. >> they're going to focus on individual ones. there's also the general one, which is going to say you can't take us back to the future with tax cuts and no regulation and that's going to be the argument, whether it will sell or not. what they're really trying to do is depress the turnout of the inlts that amy is talking about. poison the well with those people who want to vote -- chris: how? >> give them bad information about the republicans. chris: i don't like the way things are so i don't feel like voting democrat. i don't like the republicans because they weren't so good last

earlier, we spoke with our correspondent in new york, and we asked how wall street views the legislation perry -- views the legislation. >> it will be interesting to see what happens. to a certain degree, wall street lobbyists have failed to block the bill, but now lobbyists will try to influence regulators, because now it is going to be about that, and there is still quite some room to work this the other way. actually, the future will show what this bill really changes. >> corporate news, on to the financial-services industry. jpmorgan released a strong, solid earnings the second quarter. what are investors saying? >> profit increase of 76% is stronger than expected. you basically had a comeback of retail investors, smaller clients of banks. the headline it pretty much is at main street drove their earnings, not so much wall street, and that is the not so good news part for jpmorgan, banking dropped in the past quarter, and that might be the reason why the stock is actually losing roughly 2% in trading. >> what is the market of the mood -- what is the mood of the market today? they have snap

one of the whole neighborhood around for years said perry i get a job in the cotton mill. i want straight to the army recruiter i'm. from trailer park i grew up in a little small town called pear land texas near galveston i remember sitting on the calcium and watching. the first gulf war. two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and watching it on the television and seeing how quick that it went and the hoopla afterwards from liberated to be true to who we are so great to be an american i had felt the we had lost the ghosts of vietnam. i remember sitting there on the couch said knight and thinking to myself you know you want to go into you know you go into the military. and we got married on the thirtieth of december of ninety six if i. so and i laugh on january third of one thousand six to six going to vietnam so it was why a guy spent mana moment in vietnam of all. we want to try. to been walk where they are for what they call or in taishan period you know to get used to the climate and to actually get used to the sounds of wa

kimberly perry has a look. >> reporter: a pitbull attacked a 7-year-old oakland girl, biting her in the face. it happened in the backyard of 82nd avenue and mcarthur. the owner asked if the girl wanted to pet the dog and almost immediately the pitbull attacked the girl. she underwent surgery and is said to have non-life-threatening injuries. this happened two days after a 2-year-old boy was mauled to death by two pitbulls in concorde. >> people need to understand what the requirements are for being a responsible pet owner. >> reporter: allison said people need to be cautious around animals and owners need to socialize, train and know their dogs. >> people need to do their homework and if they do have a dog in their home exhibiting questionable behavior regardless of the breed, they should address that right away and mitigate that behavior before it escalates into something dangerous. >> reporter: the espca already has more than a dozen pitbulls in its care including these seven puppies and concerned these recent maulings would keep people from adopting them. >> a lot of good homes are f

season on v h one last week it focuses on all aspects of owen's life and features he's feisty publicity perry monied jackson and kita williams. and kita. hagar are so what are you doing over here i'm working today obviously you're not because you're still in the same spot where from a big even need to get out you go. glad when you're not going to carry your family out with pad below zero most couch than a tennis ball at the wall is not going to get it i don't currently reside. in l.a. so when i'm out there i'm either standing hotels or you know barking one point one of their couches or what have you so you know that's what friends are for and so we've been friends for a long time we come to war with each other as you see with the chemistry that we show on the show that you know anything kind of goes with our say what's on my they say what's on their mind and i think that's what's unique about our show is that it's real it has a lot of depth in a lot of substance to it. and it's all this falls from alba do log on to our t. dot com slash sports for plenty more coming up right after this is the

we get a hit on timothy mcveigh in perry county oklahoma about eighty five miles north of oklahoma citynd he was in jail for of course we're going to call the jail to see if he's still there and it was so funny that the individual that answer the phone there said yeah we have a timothy mcveigh here and it is walking by going for his bail hearing please hold on to. say was arrested just two hours after the bombing as he made his get away it was a routine traffic offense. he was stopped by a state trooper charlie hanger for not displaying a valid license plate he was carrying a concealed weapon. how do you know that mcveigh was a right wing militia fanatic who thought the us federal government were tyrants. it was a cold misplaced rage by one man. but with a rented truck and some cheap i'm. fertilizer. with the same power. by the federal government. still at eight hundred dollars. to other potential. but the next. vehicle borne improvised explosive device would shake the world. into the twin towers. it was truly. explosive device. the united states invaded iraq and afghanistan. the. tacti

. >> it is not just perry how can they say that? kosovo was the heart of serbia. we made a mistake in bringing the case. >> serbia brought the case to court and belgrade had hoped for a different outcome. even though the ruling is non- binding, it has major political implications. it could pave the way for closer vote to be recognized by even more countries. >> the court considers that it contains no application of this. accordingly, concludes the declaration of independence on the 17th of february, 2008, does not violate international law. >> kovo's government is hoping to turn the page. >> i expect serbia to talk with us on many issues of mutual interest. >> the serbian government has said it will never recognize the independence of its former province. >>> the german foreign minister westerwelle has welcomed the ruling, calling for cooperation between serbia and kosovo, making the remarks on the fringes of the african union summit. this is the first time a german foreign minister has addressed the event. westerwelle also called for a permanent seat for africa o

those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. that is bad but it is also an opportunity. the idea of blogging, the opportunity to step into this void in get your message out directly is incredibly important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy way to publish. there are barriers to the press, but here is a little button that allows you to publish. if you can attract enough readers, you can get our message out. whether it is telling stories of public defenders in their everyday life, which i have done, but also use it to try t

i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house to watch the lawyers practiced law when i was 8 years old. i believe in the mission. i believe -- i am a true believer. i think those images influence children. we have one here in the front row. some to serve as prosecutors first and then become criminal defense attorneys, but many of us want to defend the constitution and those rights from the very beginning, from jump. i think we do not just me to believe it in our hearts, we need to profess it publicly. i do believe, though, that jerry is right. it is not enough to talk about it amongst ourselves. it is a larger public dialogue that needs to happen in terms of the resources, the jury pool, and that means talking to people who identify more with victims. we now there are one in 100 people behind bars. that means one in 100 people knows somebody connected to the criminal justice system. that is a tremendous opportunity for us. that means there are people in every sector of society who ide

. >> it seems to be, but at the moment it is far easier to say who is not attending perry when no various scottish ministers and officials have been invited, but they're not going because they don't have anything more to add. jack straw, who was the british justice secretary at the time said he is considering it. he does not have any object in principle, but he wants to discuss it with some of his former colleagues, including gordon brown, first. there is a list and a hearing is due next week, but we're not sure yet who will be attending. >> these senators have high- level backing, secretary of state hillary clinton who said she was deeply troubled by the decision to release the lockerbie bomber is backing them. >> she is, and was feeling that she added to the momentum of the subject and the emotion behind it that led to david cameron chanting his schedule when he visited earlier this week to meet the senators who are pushing for this public inquiry. also issuing the invitation or request for the british and scottish ministers to attend. there is a great deal of emotion still going on in

at the downtown ferry terminal was expanded in 2009 perry -- in 2009. people are looking for other ways to cross the bay. they have found that the use of the ferry boats may have increased by three times it is today. >> a lot of people who are looking for alternative ways to get around, people who walk, bicycle, other transportation, less people are driving. it is not just the price of gas. >> it is fun to ride to work and along the riverfront. we see that on the weekend. the promise not it is just full of people coming down, just walking along the waterfront, ride a bike, take a walk. we're becoming one of the most public waterfronts in the country. >> once upon the time, the boats would come in here where we are standing we know that because i have a photograph of that. my wife collects historic post cards of san francisco, and we have photographs of the ferry building with all the piers in place. the ferry building went through the 1906 earthquake. how badly damaged it was it? >> just the clock tower was rendered on safe or compromised. -- it was ren

those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not

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their friend yeah well let me let me finish their french that the navy and their russian said that perry's club sent a lot of dollars to cuba that they'll send war because cuba misuses that money you know for the benefit of the cuban people ok go ahead. yeah here's one thing where i will agree with frank believe it or not i do not at my feet ok astral i have as much problem with the taters ships of the left than i do of the ships of the right i believe the people do want change i believe that cuban americans also want change the difference is that i believe change will happen when you have people exchanging ideas when you have people seen democracy in action the problem with frank is that he believed that change will occur by maintaining a spiffy plus policy that hasbro has no right to cuba if anything it made things worse i mean people will still not have what i believe assess the needs of life but that's not how life what i have let go of the ninety miles maybe i'll make you tell me that i got better i don't know you know well i'll tell you one thing that's not what i believe and you don

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the us doesn't that hurt soldiers too that they can even go to get help because of what there's a perry or is what their their peers will think. well there's a couple of elements to that and i do believe that the culture is changing very slowly and part of that problem there is something that will be inherent to military organizations you are training young men and women to go out and kill other people and put their lives on the line to protect this country and defend stand up for what they believe in order just follow orders and do what they're supposed to do so there's going to be inherent with that sort of culture of much she's know of not asking for help and suicide issues are just one place where it's very readily apparent and you have a lot of these guys unwilling and ladies who really need the kind of counseling and help to prevent suicide and they're not getting it so in a way that's inherent and in a way that's exacerbated by the military command structure not doing everything that they're they really should be capable of so yes you can change the culture specifically as you in

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. >> perry como? >> andy williams, days of wine and roses. >> where are my glasses?hmond/san rafael bridge got a stall blocking the slow lane. westbound 580 not causing any huge delays so far because traffic is so light heading into marin. up the nimitz freeway 880 through oakland no big problems on the freeways. so quiet into downtown oakland but if you are using minneapolis, minneapolis, ace train number 1 is six minutes behind. >> what are you doing? i'm having bad girl in my head. >> . >>> not expecting the coast to completely clear out holding down it is. mix of sun and clouds for the bay and plenty of sunshine inland. cooling down monday, tuesday and wednesday with fog and drizzle at the coast for the bulk of the workweek. temperatures in a similar range into the weekend but it was a wonderful weekend weather-wise. today is going to be nice as well. >> i think we should have changed it to, who do you enjoy listening to? i think johnnie mathis. ♪ chances are that you wear silly things ♪ >> we'll be doing englebert humperdinck here pretty soon! [ laughter ] >>> t