remi said, i could probably get you off, and she did. >> remi, you stated publicly, you posted on your website and on your blog that you will defend these bullies pro bow know. pro-bono. >> number one i don't have a blog. >> and number two, i don't post anything at all. >> not denying that she would pay pro-bono. >> i do pro-bono work. >> i do believe in the system and i think victor is laughing at his own joke. >> that's what they do. >> they need somebody that will council them as to how to handle the difficult situation. >> like how parents should be doing. >> there is one thing that doesn't make sense to me. southwest airlines wants to fly karen to disneyland. this lady has been tormented by children. >> and they want to fly her. >> she was standing in long lines at the stupid rides. >> take her to chuck e cheese. >> can we agree we don't have to give more money to her? like 500,000 is a lot of money. >> it makes people feel good about doing something that is -- it is like they did something -- at this point it is for the person who is giving the money for her. you can't complain.

remi, did you adopt? >> i did adopt a puppy and i encourage people to go to better homes for dogs.com. they are a wonderful organization. >> quicklyd

remi, did you adopt? >> i did adopt a puppy and i encourage people to go to better homes for dogs.com. they are a wonderful organization. >> quickly, pod cast this. >> yes, penn sunday school.com. >> that was fast. >> now we have extra time just to stair at each other awkwardly. let's do that. good night from wisconsin. >> bret: scott walker becomes the first governor to survive a recall vote. the numbers and what they mean, next. this is a special election night edition of "special report". >> good evening, i'm bret baier, two times in american politics prior to tonight sitting governors have faced the wrath of voters in recall elections. until this evening, no governor had ever survived. but wisconsin's scott walker made history tonight. soundly defeating

remi, did you adopt? >> i did adopt a puppy and i encourage people to go to better homes for dogs.com. they are a wonderful organization. >> quickly, pod cast this. >> yes, penn sunday school.com. >> that was fast. >> now we have extra time just to stair at each other awkwardly. "huckabee is next. >> tonight on "huckabee" classified information on national security making headlines: >> this has to stop. >> now leaders from both sides of the i'll waaisle want accoun. >> there is a need for a formal investigation. >> as i said we have created $4.3 million jobs. >> what about jobs that were lost people who retire and the under employed. fox news's networks break it down with the real jobs report. plus as a youngster he helped his mother take prayer out of schools. >> there was pretty much a lot of animosity toward the family and toward me. >> atheist madeline marie o'hare's son william on growing up in the most hated household

remi's owner says she is relieved others now know the danger. >> it's scary. it's right across the street. it could have been a child. it could have been a baby. >> reporter: and we are back here live where you can see there are a lot of children out here at this hour. again, most of the folks we talked to today had no idea of the attacks until today. now the homeowners association says they intend to keep the pressure and the spotlight on 0 the situation here until that dog is evicted from the neighborhood. i did try knocking on that dog owner's door today but with no answer. reporting live in fair field, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. new tonight at 6:00, a new clue that police hope will help track down the man accused of attacking a man inside a san jose eatery. itappened on may 6 inside a restaurant on the 5,000 block of almoden expressway. police did not say which restaurant but did release surveillance videos of the suspect. he's described as being in his early to mid-20s with short, cropped here. if you see this man, you are

i will remi you that you did approve additional enforcement capabyfor the taxi services division that willelp us in frce enforce those gulations. director bridges: -- seetary boomer: namesnames are called] >> speak to item 14. on your pbs file material -on your file material allthese clauses -- if you look at the fil whereasclause it says the proposed ordance would move the jurisdictionof the board of appeals from taxi hearings. if this goes forwardwithout that being taken awaynd severed the medallion holder association and otr dallio holders that are not in o aiaonwill have little chce but to mbard the board of supeisors and implore them not let ur due proc righ btake away by fiat. stion 4.106 b o th city charter, esishein 1932 provides the city have an appeals ard as arbiter wh evepermits are granted or revoked. appes tothe department of publ works, publ health, taxi, and many other entities. for you to be dending you decision to have an ordinance to take away a board of appeals protection, we could have unscrupulous regulators, if we do not now. i have sympathy with the idea that w

remy dallas had a chance to send it to a playoff tomorrow, but no. was the lessons and attended with 4 is on and on a colmar scholarship. he gets the inaugural jack nicklaus medal in this is the champion of the united states open. there is your leader board. tiger woods distinct sense of smell -- finishing six strokes back. let's take a look at tiger woods. mcgarry >> with all due respect to the winner evening, it was a fun thing down to the 18- hole. he of that this fed easing left their >> people have a good time. if turner would little one, it would over this event for a long time. the fellow who won today, great for him, but it is just another major tournament. of is it was very get all week. i will be back later with a shorter version. >>vicki: of the week-long tournament is expected to mean big business, the event is projected to bring $140 million to the area. >>maureen: it is too soon to say how much green was said by people who came to watch golf, but a look at the frenzy inside the golf shop in the get the idea office less serious money is

remi kumar, kron 4 news. >>> accused killer 78-year-old jo self naso wrote a letter to kron 4 saying that prosecutors had it all wrong. he is innocent. police say he murdered four northern california prostitutes over a 30-year span. two of the women were found in the bay area, one in marin county, the fourth one in contra costa county. these are pictures of the four wills. their bodies were dumped in a rural area. in a story you see only on kron for, kate tomorrowian thompson is here to tell us what -- kate thompson is here to tell us what he those say. gee wants to set his story straight. he did it in a two and a half handwritten letter. he says there is no evidence that he killed these women. 78-year-old naso wrote this what he calls the true story. prosecutors say that they found dna on a fuse used to strangle an 18-year-old. he said if this was true, all it proves is that someone got a hold of her panty hose incontinuing saying that women used painty hose can be found in trash cans, dumpsters. he says his dna was found in another panty hose of another victory saying that all that

. >> remy towne, barbara delaney and lorraine wolrough. >> my name is barbara delaney. i live in the outer sunset and i have lived there since 1978 and i'm probably at the soccer fields four or five times a week so i really know the area. i know all the paths around it. i know the whole feel of it. and it is in the western end of the park. so even in midday, you are likely to be walking in thick fog. it's almost mystical out there. it's so peaceful and so quiet. you know, on the north side, there's the windmill and queen wilhamena's tulip garden and on the west side there's the beach chalet, the actual restaurant, and the park chalet where people sit out and on the other side, while there's the windmill and hopefully they'll do something about that and when the kids are there playing soccer during the day on the weekends, it's very noisy, but when they're not there, it's very quiet. and there's just loads of paths and yes, there is the od

a new "red eye" returns with remi spencer and liz mcdonald. >> i hear victor roberts will be also on the panel tomorrow. >> he was state side. >> i guess he was doing a small broadway thing with that guy. >> they are still doing that? >> that guy. >> i am trying to think of the guy's name. >> jedediah, what is your next column going to be? >> i am interviewing him about his new book. you need to hear about it. stay tuned. >> is that the name of the book? >> no, it is called "the great destroyer." >> it is not about obama, is it? >> why would you say that? >> how sigh -- how is imus? does he talk about me? >> yes. when are you coming out. >> when you invite me. >> i will be on the -- "the talk" with julie chen next tuesday. check it out. >> i'm sure she will be thrilled about that. >> anything to plug quickly? >> you can catch me on abc good afternoon america and

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guests are tucker carlson, remi spencer and thomas shalou. >> he's funny. >>> time to go back to gavinor the post game wrap up. >> paul let's start with you. i understand you will be experimenting with this comedy talking you do? >> i am. i will be on a naked cruise unmanscaped. stop shaking your head. >> i nodded. >> not you. i am talking to andy, this annoying person on my left. it is next thursday through saturday june 21st to the 23rd. and you are all coming. >> he told us he has a hotel room. imagine a 40, 45-year-old guy -- >> have i a free hotel room -- i have a free hotel room. >> and then he tried to high five us. >> i am not that old. what is next? a limo? those are like $80. >> a hummer limo. >> have i a stretch hummer limo. >> white. >> for you and your beard. >> your pretentious beard. >> you know when you get in the hotel room he will get mad if you open the mini bar. so just refill the bottles.

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. >> thanks, tom, thanks remi, fas victor, everybody. great job. tonight. >> senate bill 1070 has been proven to be constitutional. >> what's clear about today's decision is that it has essentially opens the flood gates. it an invitation to racial profiling. >> big ruling today on supreme court arizona controversial immigration law. we'll tell you what you need to know. >> lying to congress is a crime. we have every right to see documents to say did you know? when did you know? what did you know, including even the president. >> as the showdown looms over the fast and furious documents. eric holder continues to stand firm. >> we'll say that the action that committee took yesterday was both unwarranted i unnecessary and unprecedented. >> but does the obama administration's claim of executive privilege hold up. >> dang, you are fat. you're so fat. you take up the whole dang seat. >> laura: liberal columnists compares bullies on the bus to some prominent republicans. what? we'll debate it. >> laura: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. th

. >> remy davis who i think is wrong so often wrote a book tell the truth, tell it often, tell 2 yourselfarn, sean. >> do you think this could become bigger than water gate because we are talking about not just a botched break-in but in this particular case there are people that died. >> here are is my theory because now you have two american heros who are now you dead, i think throw the something more to this. where we keep talking about the idea this is a botched operation of fast and furious it may not have been. maybe what they are are trying to hide here is the fact that this was all by design and i write about this in what the bleep just happened. everything they do is by design and this operation was set up as an assault on the second amendment. flood the zone with guns. actually have some dead bodies. i don't think they intended american dead bodies but then trace the guns back to the united states as an excuse to crack down on legal gun owne ownership. >> sean: congrats on the brand new book out in book stores today. >> it is. >> sean: we will take a moment and remember the brave

violence against him and his family to provide aid to trafficking victims in the republic of the congo, remy vincent torres though. [applause] in recognition of his dedication to victim protection and support and his tireless work to enlist new partners in antitrafficking efforts in greece, phil hildegard. [applause] for her compassion and courage in bringing attention to the suffering of the human trafficking victims in the sinai and her groundbreaking projects that identify these abuses. [applause] for her ongoing and exemplary leadership to increase engagement and strengthening commitments to fight human trafficking in the osce region, judge maria graziano. [applause] in recognition of her courageous advocacy on behalf of all marble people and her pioneering work to outlaw slavery once and for all in mauritania, a country in which she was first woman lawyer, fatima. [applause] the founder of international justice mission, an internationally recognized human rights organization, for his work to preserve the rule of law around the globe, gary haugen. [applause] [applause] >> if i could ask