i'm the one who denied randy in the victory in the health care case. here's what randy said. soon after the case was submitted to the court i became distressed by an extraordinary aung precedented effort to influence the court's private. many on the left from president obama to leahy. waived what i campaign disdain death sentence the and in an effort to influence and even intimidate one of the more of the justices to capitulate these efforts were troubling in light of the report at the time when the attacks were at the peak they began to pull back from the initial conference vote. we may never learn whether he changed his vote. left a stain on the entire case. strong words. and josh further reports in his, you know, fair-minded and fair going account that the conspiracy went further. essentially ran i -- randy and j harvey willingson and i attended a dinner at george's house. right after i wrote an article to invalidate obamacare he would violate the pledges he had given to me and other journalists when he was nominated. in the interview the chief justice said he wanted to ma

anyways -- it's randy and -- >> steve: you know that.talented guy here because, take a look at the back, he does everything. lead vocals, background vocals, piano, base, mandolin, harmonica, sound effects. he even does -- and he made this painting right here. randy did that. [ laughter ] >> steve: look, he signed it. >> impressive guy, he signed it, autographed it. signed it randy. i don't know. he's a very talented guy, listen just to -- what is this? "you can dream" is the name of this one. >> steve: i love it. ♪ ♪ i got to dream [ laughter ] ♪ i dream on >> jimmy: all right. stop, stop, stop. i can't even get the beat to that. maybe he didn't know he was recording? >> steve: i think so. i think he left it on when he was going to the bathroom. >> jimmy: he's his own producer. he's going to the bathroom. ♪ do you have a garter belt do you have a dream ♪ >> jimmy: anyway, randy, i think randy -- spreads himself a little too thin. i think he makes his own wigs too, i think randy does. [ laughter ] put this one on backwards. from the james

so randy took to using the word unprecedented very often. he said this law's unprecedented, unprecedented, unprecedented; and i made a joke saying we should have a drinking room that every time we say unprecedented, we take a shot. and it stuck -- >> which is ironic, because josh doesn't drink. >> i have water, that's about it. but randy said it, that was one of the moments that crystallized that this had salience. the idea that this law which forces people to do something triggered something in the american populace because this case just wasn't about the pure constitution, not just this volume, it's also a about the people. the people in various social movements which is the tea party and other groups had an aversion to this law, and it wasn't just on policy grounds. we don't like this because we think it's going to destroy our economy, they said we don't like in this because it violates the constitution. we actually had people protesting not too far from here with signs saying we need to enforce the constitution. this law unintentionally

. >> quiero un peinado, mis uÑas, y tÚ no me das dinero, ¿dÓnde has estado, randy?isas). >> ¿crees que no lo sÉ? >> oye, oye, escÚchame, escÚchame, te dirÉ lo que podrÍamos hacer. >> ¿quÉ, randy? >> muy bien, irÉ directo al punto, les diremos todo y saldremos limpios. >> ¿quÉ? >> coopera, de acuerdo, matarÍa a ese tipo con gusto, pero ya me atacÓ dos veces. >> dÉjame ir! >> escucha, nena, intento ser adorable contigo, pero podrÍa ser muy violento, ¿quieres eso, muÑeca? (sonido ambiente). (alarma suena). >> no estoy de humor, randy! (mÚsica). (sirenas policiales). >> alto! piernas separada! >> bien, acompÁÑame. >> no se mueva. (sonido ambiente). (mÚsica). >> chaparrita de mi vida! >> sÍ! (mÚsica). >> quÉ dices, amigo! >> rancho del amigo. >> si lo rompes, lo pagas. ah, exacto, hola. >> orlando. >> venus, ¿quÉ ha estado pasando, amigo? te perdiste, no te veo desde, oye, por cierto, amigo, todos lamentamos lo que le pasÓ a tu hermano, ¿estÁs bien? >> orlando, necesito tu ayuda. >> venus, por favor, tÚ eres mi amigo, no necesitas pedirla, en los barrios de los Ángeles s

randy runs a website called journal otaku. on it, he wants to introduce japanese pop culture, such as anime and manga to his own people. as part of the effort to spread japanese music abroad, popular musicians performed. the ambassadors were also invited. as an ambassador, randy gets access to interview famous musicians. >> translator: why did you challenge yourself to become a dance musician? >> translator: when i was in the group duo chemistry, it was mostly ballad music. i love dance music. and i hope to show this new side of me as an artist. >> reporter: randy's interview and a review of the show will go up on his website. as internet users in indonesia see the article, japanese music will be able to spread. >> the interview was to tell people in indonesia, this is what you can expect. especially it's coming to jakarta next month. so that's why we want to tell people as fast as possible. >> reporter: the ambassadors make their knowledge available at trend seminars. so they can use the information to sell their cultural pro

randy, randy here (clapping) and my two predecessors are here thank you both for being here (clapping) >>. now for those of you who haven't been living in a cave we've had some trouble with bolts. and about 15 of those television cameras caught it. the meeting have been tough by the necessary. the last one in july was the toughest yet. at the end of the morning we were ready for some cocktails and a something really magical happened >> i'd like to call about this lady. >> i want to come before you in 17989 the earthquake collapsed the eastern section of the bay bridge. as the bridge nearsighted completion a one 14 inch trowel was attached to the bridge now the trowel knows it's been completed what will happen tlafrp. could the problem be that the trowel knows about this what will happen to our creature a sign of our strengthen who kept us from harm's way. let's save the trowel. thank you >> thank you (clapping) and a oh, guys horrify oh, no, no, no. we got it all this way. weeks of secrecy. i want to introduce the woman i just saw she's here today. where is she? there she is god bless

randy alana was arraigned this morning. he is suspended of the killing of sandra coke -- suspected of the killing of sandra coke. sandra coke and randy alana dated in the past. randy alana is due in court monday morning. >>> bike rider killed in san francisco this morning after colliding with a muni bus at 8:45 a.m. this morning. a spokesperson for muni says a bus with 3 dozen passengers on board was traveling down 11th 11th and about to turn at the time of the collision. police and muni say it is unclear if the driver had a green light. the bus is equipped with a camera and foodage has been handed over to the police department -- footage has been handed over to the police department. >>> contra costa county officials say two more people tested positive for west nile. they were likely infected by mosquitos. and a dead bird tested positive. >>> b.a.r.t. train are stopped as union leaders are calling on b.a.r.t. to compromise. >> we are expecting to hear from b.a.r.t. in 18 minutes. >>> nigh at 6:00 p.m -- new at 6:00 p.m. th

randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fire ball hit me, took me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, the heat radiating off there would light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening. we knew we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. i was just crazy. from there the pain starts. the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anything like it. i just wondered, you know, what the heck is going on? >>

case of the prosecution of william jefferson that we saw before the prosecution of representative randy and some people may remember that rather representative jefferson as his congressional office was searched by the f.b.i. in this brought to a big court case as well and and this is played into the case involving representative ramsey so i think we're not through with seeing the use of the speech or the debate cars used by members of congress to basically hide their misconduct and of course no other nobody else can get away with that this is something that's particular to members of congress and sometimes house and legit state legislators absolutely and in the case of former majority leader tom de lay obviously he repealed and he was acquitted. you see he won his case referenda he's now saying that he's going to appeal do you think it's at all possible that he might actually escape this i think it is very unlikely the case against representative delay was very different than the case involving our representative randy the main difference and i am no fan of representative delay but repr

randy forbes of virginia said he would vote for a clean bill. jim gerlach, a statement said the same. and, he told the huffington post he was not oppose to voting for a clean budget. saying he would vote for a clean budged. leonard lance. florida congressman bill young told a reporter that he support aid clean budget. congressman, mario diaz barlart told "the miami herald" he would happily vote for a clean bill. 217. richard hanna is for it. 214. tim griffin of arkansas 215. representative don young from alaska said he would vote for a clean budget.

. >> plus, miley's dad, billy ray, on his co-star randy travis's health crisis. >> is randy on life support? >> keep praying for randy travis. >> and did "baywatch" break up kirstie alley's marriage? >> did she ever get jealous of you being around beautiful women being half naked? >> maybe. >> rare "e.t." footage of kirstie with her ex. >> plus, how the "baywatch" guys got so ripped. >> all you had to do is fill out a speedo and you were good. >> now, "entertainment tonight" from new york city. >> hi, everybody. we have big news out of our times square studio. we are the only show to sit down with a kardashian hot on the heels of a break up. and it's already making news, rob. >> nancy, that's a huge, huge guest. back here in l.a., our "e.t." staff is reeling from the crazy footage of bruce jenner. from fans, to paparazzi, now snapping at the paps. the kardashian marriage collapses. tonight's top story. >> bruce, how are you? so help me --

. >> randy russell is no stranger to usp. he first came in at the age of 15 and did 17 years on a robbery charge. >> randy, it's not good to see you. okay? >> now, randy is back on a parole violation, leaving behind a wife and four children. >> one time i thought i was going to come back, i asked my wife, i said, should i run? she goes, well i'm not going to make that call. but she goes, but you can't take me with you. if i'm not with my wife and kids, freedom is not freedom anyway. >> grab that and come with me. >> andrew dykman is in for statutory rape. unlike randy, coming to prison for andrew is a new and frightening experience. >> i'm pretty nervous. and i'm scared. i wasn't expecting to be here. it's a scary place. i heard stories about what goes on at night here. i heard stories about people getting killed. you name it. >> dykman. >> in order to properly classify the inmates, they will spend several weeks on the cell block as their behavior is observed. because they must be considered a security threat until classified

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---randy serrano nos amplia..take pkg 0:01 0:27 1:01 1:09 1:24 pkg con un acuerdo de última hora el congreso volvió a abrir las puertas del gobierno poniendo a miles de empleados federales de la zona y del país de vuelta al trabajo luego de una vacación forzada de diecisiete días. obama "estas últimas semanas han dejado un daño innecesario sobre nuestra economía". y es que aquí en el área capitalina fueron dos semanas sin el aporte de un importante sector de la economía local. washington, d.c. juan carlos hidalgo economista "el cierre parcial del gobierno no tuvo un impacto significativo en la economía". pero algunos economistas no están de acuerdo de que el impacto al nivel local se haya sentido en el resto del país con la misma magnitud. washington, d.c. juan carlos hidalgo economista "los estudios dicen que se perdió un 0.1 por ciento de crecimiento por cada semana que estaba cerrado el gobierno en este cuatrimestre. así que es un impacto mínimo. casi imperceptible". y ahora que el gobierno está operando de nue

pasaporte en el consulado, podrán procesarlo desde casa, randy serrano se explica. >> reportero: tramitardocumentos, licencias, permisos y demás, requiere paciencia, ahora el proceso para los salvadoreños en el extranjero se ha facilitado. >> usted puede ir nada más a que le tomen la foto, que ponga su huella digital en el pasaporte y la firma y en 20 o 15 minutos se le entrega el pasaporte. >> reportero: es un nuevo sistema a través de internet que le ahorra al solicitante tiempo de tener que ir en personal consulado para pedir el pasaporte, así lo destacó el embajador de el salvador en washington. según ellos, la demanda por trámites ha incrementado, este nuevo sistema electrónico ayudará al flujo de aplicaciones provenientes de todo el mundo y liberara las operaciones del consulado para otros servicios, con sólo acceder al portal del consulado. >> no sólo de aquí de estados unidos, sino también de canadá, de alemania, bueno, europa. >> reportero: aprovecharon para hacer un llamado de otro tipo, quieren que los salvadoreños utilicen la denuncia express para reportar extorsiones en el sa

randy, buenas tardes. >> reportero: sólo faltan días para que los votantes en virginia salgan a las urnasas elecciones del estado de virginia, candidato demócrata va a hacer una parada de campaña nada más y nada menos que con el presidente obama, que obviamente apoya su candidatura. esto sucederá el próximo domingo 3 noviembre en el norte de virginia. la campaña aún no ha revelado más detalles sobre el encuentro público, pero anticipamos que lo haga pronto. si quiere mantenerse informado y volver a revisar estas noticias, puede hacerlo 24 horas al día visitando nuestro portal en internet , holaciudad.com. - cerca de 100 recolectores de basura en maryland regresarán a trabajar después de estar varios días en huelga. paola alonso tiene la información. >> reportera: tras más de 10 días de huelga laboral, cerca de 40 trabajadores de la compañía dejaron sus carteles hablado y se preparan para regresar a su retina de trabajo. >> empezaron los muchachos y aceptaron el contrato que se había hecho y regresan a trabajar mañana, contentos. >> reportera: después de conversaciones entre representantes

randy, buenas tardes. >> reportero: buenas tardes.olíticos, tanto los políticos como los optimistas están haciendo un esfuerzo de último minuto para conectarse con los votantes del estado. a lo largo y ancho del estado de virginia, carteles políticos han sido colocados en las calles. dentro de una semana los votantes votarán nuevos líderes. votarán por gobernador, vicegobernador, fiscal general y delegados estatales. mientras tanto, los muchos candidatos siguen cabildeando y mandando un mensaje fuerte. >> ya basta con todos los ataques contra los latinos que hemos tenido por los últimos 10 años. >> reportero: los demócratas dicen que un poco demócrata con 3 posiciones claves, gobernador, vicegobernador y fiscal general es un voto a favor de la comunidad latina. >> los republicanos dijeron que ellos no apoyan el acta del sueño, están en contra. quieren hasta despachar a la gente de su trabajo. >> reportero: otros como daniel cortez, quien apoya al candidato republicano para fiscal general, dice que no es justo pintara todo los republic

he won the prize with randy scheckman, a uc berkeley professor. they solved the mystery of how the cell organizes a transport system. sue shovel traveling now in europe. his wife spoke with him this morning by phone. >> he said he couldn't believe it. he wants to go on to the nobel prize website to see if it's real or someone putting a prank on him. i told him it's real. >> two stanford professor won the nobel prize last year, besides the prestige that comes with the win, three professor will fit the $1.2 million prize. live in menlo park, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thanks, matt. >>> 5:05 now. fire officials are trying to determine this morning what sparked a brushfire that jammed up traffic on the bay bridge. it broke out on yorba buena island before 8 last night. the fire quickly spread up the side of the island, crews are able to knock it down before it threatened any structures. the fire did slow down the sunday night commute across the lower deck of the bay bridge. fire officials say fireworks may have played a role in this blaze. >>> pg&e is

>> americans james rothman and randy schekman share the prize with german thomas suedhof. all work with leading american universities. schekman discovered genes, movement of hormones and enzymes in cells. in his research, rothman identified a group of proteins that help in the transfer of molecules. suedhof's work, nerve cells direct precision delivery. their discoveries will throw light on the way transport malfunctions contribute to conditions such as neurological diseases and diabetes. >>> a white diamond the size of a small egg has sold for a record price at an auction in hong kong. the bidder paid the most ever paid for such a jewel, more than $30 million. two people spent about six minutes vying for the 118 carat gem. the auctioneer says the winner wishes to remain anonymous. miners unearthed the diamond two years ago in south africa. price tag of $30.6 million is the most ever paid for a white diamond but well short of the $46 million paid in 2010 for a pink diamond. hong kong is joining geneva in new york as a leading auction center. its jewel auction are popular w

today decided to award the 2013 nobel prize in physiology or medicine, jointly, to james rothman, randy schekman, and thomas sudhoff. schekman and sudhoff were honored with the nobel prize for medicine for solving the how the cell organizes its transport system. schekman's work has led to discoveries in insulin production in help help titus b vaccine. >> i never worked on myself but happy to have contributed in some small way to making that possible. so this is really the value of basic science. >> schekman is uc berkeley's 23rd factually member to win a nobel prize. thomas sudhoff is number 29 in stanford. he is traveling in europe so his wife took the call. >> he said he cooperate believe it. he wanted me to go on to the nobel prize web site to see if it's real or someone pulling a prank on him. i told him it's real. reporter: it's not just the prestige of the nobel prize. the three professors will be splitting $1.2 million. >> speaking of money, san francisco middle schools are getting an unprecedented boost to prepare students to succeed in this high-tech world. the found irof sales

. >> joe: that is why in the bull pen, randy choate, the left-hander just got up again and starts toinning, and a strikeout looking at victorino. the second strikeout for the young right-hander martinez. now the 0-2. breaking ball, foul. let's go back to the chopper hit by ellsbury to start the inning, and carlos martinez into the air. >> tim: look at that. it is like a gymnast. >> joe: he could not get the glove on the ball as he did on the ball hit up the middle on drew last inning. and uehara is getting loose. >> joe: another 0-2 pitch to pedroia. fouled away. michael wacha went six. carlos martinez, a perfect seventh and trying to pitch around an error here in the eighth, and big papi is lurking on deck. >> joe: and carlos beltran is playing shallow in right field and pedroia is a good two-strike hitter. >> joe: strikeout. two down. and david ortiz doesn't even move out of the on-deck circle. good tight breaking ball from martinez to get pedroia. molina going out to the mound, a and ortiz knows that he is going to deal with randy choate coming out of the cardinal bull pen. >> tim

randy alana will be arraigned this afternoon on murder charges. coke was a federal criminal investigator who dated alana briefly about 20 years ago. police say the two were together the night she vanished from her oakland home in early august. her body was later found in vacaville. >>> new details now. prosecutors just announced they will not press charges against a firefighter who ran over and killed a survivor of the asiana airlines flight that crashed at sfo. they said the death of the 16- year-old student from china was tragic but firefighters responding to the crash did not violate any criminal laws. the case is considered closed. >>> there are a lot of happy people in mountain view today. google shares have gone over $1,000. it's the first time that happened since the search engine giant went public at $85 a share some 9 years ago. so why the surge? kcbs financial reporter jason brooks joins us live to tell us why. >> reporter: certainly good news for all those early investors who held on to their google stock all throughout the nine years b

---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington. take pkg 0:01 0:11 0:23 0:33 1:03 1:16 pkg esta misma noche el gobierno federal se podra ver paralizado si el congreso no llega a un acuerdo presupuestari o. y todo el debate sigue girando en torno a la ley de salud conocida como obamacare. sta tarde el senado rechaz una medida que atrasara la implementaci n del obamacare- esa fue la condicin que puso la cmara baja para otorgar los fondos que mantendran el gobierno de pie por lo menos hasta noviembre. s/ cong.john boehner, y mientras el conteo regresivo continúa, el liderazgo republicano continúa insistiendo en querer frenar partes de la ley de salud. s/ cong. mick mulvaney :39-44 "nosotros creemos que obamacare es un problema. no está listo para empezar. entonces es importante demorar el obamacare por unos meses o un año". y algunos demcratas dicen que los republicanos estn usando la ley de salud para jugar a la poltica. ya que saben que cualquier cambio a la ley de salud seria rechazado por el senado y por el presidente- poniendo al

a judge arraigned randy alana on murder charges this morning. he is accused of killing sandra coke. an investigators for the federal public defender's office. her body was found in august. the two dated in the past. randy alana is due in court monday morning to enter a plea. >>> continuing coverage on the plane crash investigation. no criminal charges will be filed in connection with the death of a 16-year-old who was run over by a fire truck. they said it was just a tragic accident. officials determined the 16- year-old actually survived the crash back in july but then died when she was hit by fire truck. coming up at 6:00 p.m. more on the story, including reaction from that victim's family attorney. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> google stock closed above a thousand dollars a share for the first time ever. the stock closed 14% from yesterday at $1,011 a share. on wast wast today stock -- on wall street today stocks rose. the dow is up 28 to 15,399., the nasdaq is up 51 at 3,914. the s&p is up 11 to 1,744. >>> a new company in fran is hoping -- san francisco in hoping to help you own a p

said no, randy the time has no responsibility?> zero, there are 7,00 70,000 , unless we want to spend 300,000 a ticket with our own personal bodyguard, unless someone shows that jets knew, how in god's name would the jets have known. neil: there is a rivalry, fans get ruckus, like a red sox and yankees game. >> you do not expect a brawl to break out. neil: nicole, you think otherwise? >> this brawl was going on in stands into the platform where people were exiting, someone thought to videotape what was going on, it is something that somebody expected, this welcome woman choiced him down to do the attacking, it possible the jets could face some responsibility, they usually have security of fight fee of where were they -- every 5 fight, where were they. neil: who is beneficiary of that? who gets that money, the guy, the woman, both, people watching it, who? >> anyone can sue anybody, there is a real question about that, was the girl really injured, it is hard to tell from the video. she retreats and stands where she is. neil: wait,

he won the prize with randy schekman, a uc berkeley professor. and a third professor from yale. they solved the mystery of how the cell organizes a transport system. sudhof is traveling in europe. his wife spoke with him this morning by phone. >> he said he couldn't believe it. he wants to go on to the nobel prize website to see if it's real or is this someone putting a prank on him. i told him it's real. >> reporter: the professor not only get the prestige of winning the nobel prize but split $1.2 million. live in menlo park, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> san francisco middle schools are getting an unprecedented boost prepare students to succeed in the high-tech world. the founder of salesforce.com is giving $2.7 million the two middle schools. what's amazing when the mayor first asked the tech giant for money, he said they asked for too little. he urged the mayor to think big, come up with a plan and return for more. now there are ipads for everyone, wifi in every classroom, equipment for robotics and much more to come. >>> more than a decade after her kidnapping and rescue grab

this was made official just yesterday upping the charges against randy alana. has been in jail since back in august on a parole violation, and now he stands accused of killing coch who had he had a sort short rup with years ago. her body was then found near a park several days later. >>> garvin thomas first brought us jen bulach lane's story as part of our series. the hairstylist from san jose who is diagnosed with stage four lung cancer and given just four to six months to live. she passed away last week, and now those who know her will be hold aing celebration of life this weekend. it's a public memorial service for the 35-year-old that will be held tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. at the family mort wear many mountain view. a terminal cancer diagnosis inspired vendors to throw her a dream wedding back in july. that's what you were looking at there. her husband, jeffrey lane, says she is still with him just like the story is still with so many of us. >> touching story there. >>> still to come, the duchess of cambridge reaching out to some young athletes, and they are n

randy scheckman is a professor of molecular and cell biology at uc-berkeley. thomas sudhof hails from stanford. they solved the mystery of how the cell organizes its transport system. what does this do? this helps researchers gain a better understanding of diabetes and other disorders affecting the immune system. professor scheckman we visited this morning. he tells us what it felt like when the call came in at 1:30 this morning. >> my heart started to race. i jumped out of bed and heard the phone ring. i didn't have a chance to look at the clock to see when it was. >> you are not dreaming. the the two share the award with a third scientist who works out of yale. the nobel prize award earns them a cool $1.2 million. >> 6:04. happening today former president jimmy carter will visit a habitat for humanity site. for 30 years he and his wife have been building homes in different cities. this morning they will be joined by music star trisha yearwood and garth brooks to help build 12 homes in the brookfield community in east oakland. tomorrow they will help repair o

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after congressman randy neugebauer berated that woman to her face, the vice president personally calledspecific park ranger and told her quote, i am proud of you. joining us now, eugene robinson, it's great to have you here. >> great to be here, rachel. >> republicans say they are very happy about this shutdown. the politicians say they're happy, the pundits say they are winning! what do you think of that assessment on their part? >> well, there are republicans and there are republicans. okay? there's the michele bachmann wing of the party, essentially, that is very happy. that, frankly, is out of touch with reality, certainly out of touch with the reality you were talking about just now, and thinks it's just jim dandy and we'll have, you know, we'll lose those five pounds. who doesn't want to lose those five pounds? but there are a lot of republicans, even in the house, who think this is crazy, who hate this. who wish it would all go away and who, you know, past whom ted cruz should not walk down a dark alley anytime soon. because they're going to jump him, you know? they hate this. bu

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins me now. you covered this case a lot. were you surprised by this rule s ing? >> astonished. they had bad lawyers, ineffective assistance of counsel and that claim never succeeds. i sat through this trial. mickey sherman made debatable moves but this was not outside the realm on normal criminal defense. what this judge was saying, i think, was based on this evidence, i think skakel was simply innocent and that's why he was letting him go. i don't agree with that, but i think this was really more about the nature of the evidence than the defense. >> doctor, in randy's report there is no physical evidence against michael skakel. >> that happens to be true but science back in 1975 is different than it was in 2002 and a lot different than it is today. >> is there something now they can retest? >> that's a good point. i believe if dna exists on the murder weapon and even possibly on her clothing, remember her clothing was pulled down, the blue jeans and bikini panties, if there is dna on those items

[applause] >> thank you so much, randi. i can't think of anyone that i would rather have introduced me -- [inaudible] spent not working? sorry. i wanted to thank randi because she came here specifically to introduce me. i am very grateful to her. i'm grateful to her for her friendship, for her leadership, for the courage that she showed him standing up for teachers. i'm very happy to be at a philadelphia free library, particularly because today is the day that my book is published and i can't tell you what that means to an author to be on publication day. as i was sitting in the room back there, which i guess is called a greenroom, i looked on amazon and i discovered that my book is number 105 on the first day applaud mac -- and i know from years of looking at amazon a lot of books ahead of it are cookbooks. [laughter] it's the number one ranked book in outlook policy on amazon.com. it just came out today. so i'm really excited and pumped. i'm also excited to be here in philadelphia. you are ground zero. pennsylvania is gro

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president of the american federation of teachers, randy winegarden. . doctorsman, also known as dock. thanks to you both. i want to start with you. let's talk about the concept of the growth mind set. it seems intuitively it makes a lot of sense. >> right. we all have fixed mind sept sets about some things and growth mind sets about others. places we think we're good at something or not. that's a fixed mindset. other places where our abilities, our natural abilities are just a starting point. we put in effort, we get better. you have them in your life. there are places where you say i'm just not that good at this. other places where you're willing to -- you're looking for challenges. you don't mind making mistakes. that's part of how you learn and grow. >> one of the things, randi, i thought was so interesting about talking about this, it's the idea that just kind of normalizing failure, almost. right? >> exactly. >> that it's like a step two. i'm just going to keep trying. i got to come back at it. >> what's happening is paul tough wrote this remarkabl

saying i can't breathe and she's breathing, 911 is not going to come. >> here's the bigger thing, randi, with schools having a nurse two days a week are kids supposed to plan the days their kids get sick. so most parents take refuge their kids are going to school and professionals will be taking care of their child. i know these nurses are disappearing across the country, that is we look in major cities, los angeles has reduced school nursing staff by 13%, cleveland laid off 55%. in philly it's one nurse for every 1500 students. san diego has cut half its school nurses. bottom line, are schools compromising the safety of the kids, the lives of the kids because of these budget cuts? >> yes, absolutely. so when we see the effects of sequestration, when we see the effects of the $1 billion budget cut that corbett did to the philly schools, this is the evidence of it. so how many times can we keep on saying give us that $45 million so kids can have school nurses and guidance counselors and their extracurricular activities back and their enrichment back. that's what government is supposed to

this is a photo of randy, a former boyfriend. he was charged with her murder friday. >>> after a rocky start, bart was almost at full capacity for the commute. they had a 4-day strike. the agreement starts with a salary increase. it is 12.5% over 4 years. workers can contribute to their pension. 1% of their salary and 1% every year. is picking up 2/3 of the cost. it will go from $92 the first year to $130 the 4th. workers will get a bonus of $500 if they have projections of 1% and $1,000 if they exceed 2%. they will vote on it next week. >>> a developing story, another mass transit agency, ac transit has twice agreed to a deal to have it voted down by workers. >> reporter: the bart strike is over. now ac transit is on the clock. the governor announced he wants a 60-day cooling off period to avoid a strike. the sue -- superior court will decide. ac transit and the union haven't come to an agreement yet. >> reporter: we have reduced visibility. let's look at our visibility in half moon bay. we have portions of the north bay with re

. >> randy through the abcs of animal movement. next, b. for the ferocious menacing beast.for crab which is very, very difficult. mike's is a little it better than mine. that's it. for now. it's time to go animal on the fit list. >> so, matt, would you actual actuallily do that animal wrk out there. >> thank you, guys, so much for watching the list. here's what we're already working on for tomorrow. >> the time of year when you're so inspired to decorate. you dream of this, but you end up with this. kumpb kin carving tricks that will make your neighbors jealous tomorrow on" the list." . >>> well hello there everybody. i'm kevin pereira. you don't have to put on makeup tot(q win 50,000 t(dollars. people across ameri want to play. let's see who we've got today. she's from kz,e1 please welcome torii.i] she's from windsor, she's fr =]91ñ michigan. it's dianne. welcome everyone to the sthou. we ask america thane opinions on all kinds of crazy topics. all you have to do is correctry guess the results of the poles and you guyslp win fistfulsq of cash. sound qgood?xd ezq is wort $1

. >> hi, gretchen, sergeant randy schubert is truly a hero who died on the streets of somalia.e was part of the team that was ordered to leave the area but challenged the order because americans were on the ground and wounded. he saved a life and then foot hours before being shot and killed himself. he was awarded the medal of honor and when military vets came to his home town they had trouble finding his gravestone. some special ops vets decide thad that he needed a monument and they erected a monument with the medal of honor inscription in it. yesterday they dedicated it to him. the fighting spirit is still alive as is the bond of trust it will be kept alive by those who will preserve his memory and we spoke to another one of those military veterans listen. >> randy and his follow soldiers tried to make a difference in the world. that being said, the intent of the grave is that it will never be forgotten, always remembered and there is a price to be paid for freedom. >> when those two helicopters crashed 20 years ago it touched off a battle that left 18 americans dead and 79