her dad robbie. raise your hand robbie.hers -- >> you know, we don't judge around here. >> so there's robbie, robert and robbie. i can't get it straight over here. okay. >> and two fathers. >> keep your blindfolds on. here's barbara brown before. barbara, let's see the new you. ♪ >> don't take them off yet, guys. >> right here. >> all right, guys. take off your blindfolds. take them off. >> holy -- >> oh, my god! >> wow! >> beautiful. >> one of them is speechless. >> hold on. turn around, take a look at yourself right here. >> oh. >> do you have your glasses? you can put them on. >> or you can go closer. >> no, that's all right. [ laughter ] >> all right. i want you to turn right around. >> we're going to have some problems. >> why? >> he has not seen her like this for a while. >> wow. >> louis, tell us about the outfit. i mean the hair. >> i'll talk about the outfit, too. but the hair. what we did is she is a beautiful girl who did not have a clue how glamorous she was. so this shows what a little bit of hair clorox a pinc

mama calls him robbie. >> that was the worst mistake she made saying robbie in front of the staff.t away with that. mom was here for her birthday. and brought her to the set to help celebrate. had a good time. everybody was nice. took a picture with you. got to sit at diane sawyer's desk. she was ecstatic. >> could not contain her excitement. kept calling us celebrities. which i thought was very sweet although a bit over the top. she had no idea. >> she had a good time. >>> you have to bring her around more often. >> she stayed up to watch the show. sure she is in new jersey having a stroke on the overnight news. >> call your friends. >> exactly. >> good trip, mom. good to see you. >> yes. >> great. happy birthday. happy mother's day. a little thing. >> all wrapped in it. i was in africa for mother's day. >> and back to not embarrassing news by rob nelson. >> robbie. >> if you didn't hate the paparazzi, now you do. now you have a reason here. apparently, suri cruise, famous daughter of tom and katie, in new york, an altercation outside the hotel where the paparazzi started harassin

. >> rob i robby, here!> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend an individual that may be either hiding in a building or is not cooperating with orders that's been given to him. if the individual is still fighting, then the dog has to be physically removed because the individual is moving. the dog won't come off. >> sic him. >> i consider canine robby as a partner. i feel confident he's going to assist me because handler protection is part of what he's certified to do. >> that's a good boy. that's a good man. that's a good man. >> up next, one inmate's fall from football stardom to a life behind bars. >> i lost my family. that's the biggest thing i deal with every day. my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. activia helps regulate your digestive system. put a smile back in your day! ♪ activia ♪ dannon ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the distances aren't getting shorter. ♪ ♪ the trucks are going farther.

. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend. >> i'm comfortable out on my lines. i got my horse, my guns. >> because you never know what could happen. >> the judge says in her final summation, "you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour, you will meet some of the men doing time, including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesd

the first one was robbie hunter a few years ago. and then obviously he gave the jersey back. they were in that team i mentioned earlier together. >> a big day for him. he really was the overwhelming favorite when the race started was there any really chance that anyone seemed to come close to being able to beat him this year? >> he was the favorite. we all thought he would be the one to win that you never know. there are crashes. you have to be on your toes throughout the race. his team was very good. he took time over his rivals until the last week when he had a slight wobble. he was very impressive. >> you should not be checking that champagne before you cross the finish line. the superstition person in me says to not do that. >> it was difficult tonight. a bit tipsy, but he was fine. he did well. >> it is a pretty big tradition if the yellow jersey is pretty sure. they tend to celebrate way before the finish line and let the other writers who maybe did not get to have the spotlight spread out knee and for the finish line and then get the glorious when that was gotten on th

that shooting the police increased patrols in the area because this time last year there were more robbie -- robbery. >> the surveillance video proved it wasn't a robbery. they will have two community meetings tomorrow one at 30 with merchants and another one at 7:00 with the residents. they will talk about crime in this area. it will happen at baptist church. live in okay ann land channel 2 news. >>> coming up this roller coaster is safe but thrill seekers will not be riding it any time soon -- the reason it stopped in its track. >>> but first, the strike that could have ruined the holiday. >>> and right after the break this is one traffic problem that couldn't be blamed on bart. why a truck driver tried to squeeze through this narrow toll lane >> this gentleman driving this vehicle is from canada and did not know or did not get over to the wide lanes in time. >> this is one traffic back up that can't be blamed on bart. a big rig driver got stuck on the golden gate bridge at 8:45 this morning. theen from the ample snapped and left his truck stuck in one lane. it took two hours to remove

you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hello robbie stephanie. >> stephanie: hello, robbieller: i ant to want to talk about the gay marriage thing. >> stephanie: mm-hmm. >> caller: i'm against it. [ dogs barker ] >> stephanie: you've released the hounds you're so against it. >> why are you against it. >> caller: why? because i'm a christian. >> many christians are for it. >> caller: all they got to do is read romans 1. that explains it right there. >> there are a lot of bible verses that say all kinds of stuff that we should kill people who eat shrimp orchids or kids who swear from their parents. >> caller: i'm from alabama, i'm from the deep south. i'm 50 years old, you can tell from my accent that i'm not a yankee. >> stephanie: what does that have to do with your views on guy marriage. [ dogs marriage ] >> stephanie: how many dogs do you have? let's talk about something that we can bond about. >> caller: i have two. somebody is knocking at the door, but they'll come back. >> stephanie: what kind of dogs? >> caller: iii have a bassett hound and terrier. any time anybody m

robbie, let me start with you.is more about the lack of access to capital, correct in. >> yeah. what we're seeing right now in the home building industry is kind of a disparity that's sort of grown as the downturn progressed and even extended into kind of the beginnings of the recovery we're seeing and that's if you don't have access to capital markets, particularly the bond markets, it's very hard to get a project finance, so forth little guys, we're talking about the mom and possible builders in a lot of different towns across the u.s. and a pickup truck and a subdivision they are working on. in some cases it's very difficult to get financing to build those projects >> you note the big builders issued $8.1 billion worth of bonds last year, but the smaller builders don't typically tap into the bond market. they go to the regional banks. yet we've heard that credit was getting a little bit easier. doesn't sound like that's the case. >> there are a few larger regional builders that are privately owned, not on the pu

this be robert robby tuft.of dorsett, minnesota. population, fewer than 30 people. the mayor was elected last year, with scandal-free politicians as rare as unicorns, the population finds him refreshing. he's running on a chocolate platform -- >> because it tastes good. new friends for hasselbeck, this one is a more grown-up political story. elizabeth hasselbeck has come a long way from her "survivor" days. after ten years on "the view," hasselbeck is leaving to work on "fox and friends," the morning show on fox news. during her time at the table with barbara walters and whoopi, she's often provided a conservative viewpoint. today on "the view" she said good-bye. >> the past ten years has been nothing short of extraordinary. >> underwater sax. i need to pronounce that correctly so you don't get the wrong idea. check out this rather beautiful science experiment. it involves a leopard seal. these animals sing to their mates under water. a zoo no australia sent a sax player to join the serenade to see how the anim

robbie, we're hearing and seeing certainly on social media also reports of clashes taking place across cairo. what can you confirm for us? >> certainly exkla lation on behalf of supporters of pro morsi have been clear the past few days they want to take their kalis outside the constant presence in the eastern part of the capital. outside, by the way, the city. they have been organizes marches the past few days in other parts, specifically coming close to the center of the city in around c square n that area we have seen supporters of the president gathered in large numbers and block traffic on the key life line on the bridge because of that blockage of traffic, we have seen security forces respond by firing tear gas to clear that area an lou traffic to flow one more time. other confrontations we understand in giza, where another citizen has been taking place in another of that part. we understand the sit-in came under attack by unknown asigh lantz. it's not clear who engaged the president in that area. more than 20 people we understand have been injured so far. >> and i did also want t

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three other people are charged with the killing and robbery of robby kumra last november. >>> oakland police hope newly released pictures and video will help reveal the identity of vandals. hundreds of people protested in the streets and vandalized bidses after saturday's not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >>> later today an oakland city will talk about implementing a new anti-weapon law. the proposal would make it illegal to carry makeshift weapons such as hammers, sling shots, clubs and shields during protests. it was proposed after a downtown restaurant worker was struck in the face with hammer during a protest on monday. >>> 4:34 this morning. we're getting new detail about where the wreckage of asiana flight 214 is being held and who is paying for it. the examiner reports sfo is charging the airline $15,000 to keep the wreckage from the crash at its hub for two weeks. asiana has to remove it by july 26th. sfo says ditz not plan to extend that deadline. last friday we showed you live as the wreckage was toed to a remote part of the airport to allow the runway to reo

at that time there was no report of any robby or any crime whatsoever. so for many african americans it becomes well, why did this escalate in the first place? why was he targeted? why was he a person to be suspect? gwen: that was true for the president as well. >> yes, i think this is obviously a topic that he has thought long about. i mean, he wrote a whole book about his own search for identity and his embrace of the black community. he's biracial, obviously. it's clear from some of the things he said today that he and the first lady have talked a lot about this and particularly the role of african-american men and what can be done to make life better for them. gwen: boys, african-american boys. >> yes, young men. you know, what -- in talking or e-mails with some white house officials today. what they said was he told them the oval office that he wanted to do this. he did not want to give a formal speech. he did not want to give a sitdown interview. he wanted to do what he did today. talk extemporaneously but clearly from deep inside him. >> what make

came from eastern european jewish family and started life in the lower east side and moved out but robbie said about oppenheimers that he mapped an identity because he was constantly trying to pretend to be some things that he wasn't and the reason for that is because of his ambivalent relationship with his tradition, with his jewish, robbie said the when he looked at a synagogue he could say these are my people. oppenheimer couldn't and neither could many of the german jewish families. oppenheimer's father was julius oppenheimer who like many people of his generation came to the united states as a young man, preceded by his uncle solomon, and sigmund rothschild who had been here for 20 years and established a very successful business in manhattan, a clothing business, sperm and company and they were established, already moved to the upper west side, the german jewish families have a phrase our crowd, and the intermingling with each other and intermarried and consciously cohesive group of people who recognize the membership. solomon and segment were part of our crowd, centered in the uppe

you could see what was you do what you want to do when you can't ski you can't ski with just seventy robby you'll ski for pleasure i think i'll be surfing in skydiving i'm always going to be seeking something and it's always something for you you'll never stop right not as long as i'm alive. and so my guess rory bushveld what a great guy we'll be right back with kid hey larry when are a.j. cares. nobody chooses to be homeless no one chooses to me and now sorrow. is it was for the show to. get in the six pm get out six be the six. day war room a. school day or night not to have namely the class before the. days that were against poor. it's tough to think about all of them homes to see and to know that many may not have only been lost. should've never been me but they're also due to for closures that never should have. let me let me have one i wouldn't let me ask you a question. here on this network because we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you get this right it's about staying there to get here in a situation where b. and i don't agree to talk about derailing. download th

>> yes, to bass skikins & robbi >> in high heels it's hard and people can always look up your skirt. >> will you just get away from this? stop this. test test. >>> time now for one more thing. what is that you're holding? >> i'm holding a really big sharpie. >> is that your one more thing? >> yes. this was president obama earlier today. >> i want to give a special shout out. >> can't he just say hello? a shout out? i banned shout out like two years ago. just say, i want to say hello. shout out is something from a talk show. >> the first time i ever heard it, it was sarah palin, a big shout out to a crowd. >> andrea? >> so last night the espy awards were on and cnn was kind enough to let us roll this footage of robin roberts. here's a clip of her very inspirational speech last night. >> i realize there are many worthy of holding this honor. others who have exhibited far more courage, strength, and resilience. and it's humbling for me to represent you tonight. i draw strength from you. you give me the courage to face any challenge. fear not and let faith answer the door. [ applause ] >

noted psychotherapist robbie ludwig answers the question why is the administration playing the race cardhis man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally ban your money needs an ally. lou: the george zimmerman trial raising questions about whether there is such a thing as opposed racial america. it certainly did not begin with the election of thi president. our next guest says absolutely there is no such thing. here to analyze racism, what this administration is doing. one of the leading psychotherapists and the country. i am so frustrated watching the semesters to behave horribly. as if they wanted in sight the black community in this country in particular. in doing so before the naacp. >> i was really impressed with his parents who went on t

noted psychotherapist robbie ludwig answers the question why is the administration playing the race cardry day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. lou: the george zimmerman trial raising questions about whether there is such a thing as opposed racial america. it certainly did not begin with the election of this president. our next guest says absolutely there is no such thing. here to analyze racism, what this administration is doing. one of the leading psychotherapists and the country. i am so frustrated watching the semesters to behave horribly. as if they wanted in sight the black community in this country in particular. in doing so before the naacp. >> i was really impressed with his parents who went on television a

around here. >> so there's robbie, robert and robbie.e has not seen her like this for a while. >> tell us about the outfit. i mean the hair. >> i'll talk about the outfit, too, but the hair, what we did, she is a beautiful girl who did not have a clue how glamorous she was. so what -- i did do a pinch of makeup and this great haircut. >> i think she took so many years off. it's unbelievable. >> a younger woman and a whole new look. >> rob and rob and robby. what do you think? >> she looks gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> isn't that nice? >> i don't know how we're going to stop getting home without that. >> tell us about the dress. >> this is the reality series right here, people. >> the nebraskans. >> few words. >> we're in trouble. >> so she has two dresses. a bridesmaid dress and wedding dress. so we wanted to give you something. you said you won't wear it but a little subtle with a little pop. this is from maggie london. >> congratulations. you look beautiful. >> all right. number two is stephanie byrum, 31 from atlanta, texas. as a kid she

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. >> no one is bringing up the fact that robbie risk who played oliver on "the brady bunch" was the bus driver. >> no! >> yes, he was. >> i am flipping this table over. >> now i think you are all dorks. >> do i have time? coming up, how can we fix america? ann coulter discusses her new book, i sleep on a bed of lies before i tear them limb from limb. it is important to get your rest. the running of the bulls. that's it. running of the bulls. >>> should we be forlorn because they got the horn? a -- an american and two spaniards, human, not dogs, were gored during the running of the bulls event. they were running through the city streets while three others were strap pelled. the torso tossing was captured by tv crews while others attempted to distract the beast by cairn -- seranading them. >> you have to be bleeped. you bleeped me on that. >> the warning. i have to make a warning to these people. the following footage is graphic and sensitive viewers are encouraged to crawl up close to the screen to get a better look. >> you thought there was going to be a kitten video, didn't you? >> by

robby ludwig and frazier of emerald partners. thank you for being with us on this saturday morning.we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i want to start with you. let's first rye on get to the bottom of this. do you think that mayor filner's behavior is a sign of narcissism or sexual addiction? what is this? what is going on here? >> well, i think it shows that he devalues women, that he sexualizes them and objectifies them and makes them feel really uncomfortable. i would call him a ma-- do not dismiss it due to bag politician, his age. he certainly needs to address this behavior. >> that's a sign that this is -- perhaps, you know, character flaw deeply ingrained. you have to wonder if would weeks of intense therapy will do the trick here. what do you think? do you think that that's the answer here? >> no. i think it is totally unacceptable. the principle in public relations is that the organization trump it is individual. the best interests of the organization transcend the individual. in this case, the best interest of his party, of his city, of the voters of san diego, is that he r

and if ceras might discourage that or catch bombers, help stop other crime, too, murders and robbies,of big brother watching all the time. sheriff russ martin says the loss of privacy is worth it. we are safer because of cameras. no, we are not says ginger mccall. cameras do not even work. she ictronic privacy of permission center. so what do you mean they don't work? i assume that they catch bad guys. >> well, historically we have seen that caras areeither effective at preventing crime, nor solving crime, particularly. john: what yo mean? they are. this is how we found the boston marathon bombers. >> actually, it is not necessarily a we found them. there were a lotf things going on. eyewitness identification, surveillance cameras that were privately owned, not governntal surveillance cameras. eventually there were the fingerprints of the older brother. and we're in boston, there are government on surveillance cameras, it did nothing to prevt the bombing and we have seen two attempted bombings in britain which is one of the most heavy surveiled in london, which is one of the most heav

it's kind of robbie the robot. i'm from a tech industry.an, i've seen google earth gps driven vans drive around with no drivers in them. it's kind of a no comparison. >> before his arrest, cort holbrook worked as a software engineer and couldn't imagine pending two years at santa rita, much less facing the possibility of life in prison. >> i would have to say just like any other normal person outside these walls, married 21 years almost. twin boys. four pets. life was good. >> that all changed one afternoon two years earlier. when holbrook was driving through the oakland suburb where he lives. >> i was going to pick up these pair of glasses at my optometrist in the middle of town, and that evening, to have a nice dipper with the boys. it was their birthday. >> holbrook then had an angry exchange with another driver. >> i didn't have a road rage. i didn't cut anybody off or anything like that. i said something to someone out a window. i just said quit driving like a blankety blank because you just cut me off. this individual flared, pursued

. >> while robby mcannally can laugh about some tattoos, others carry a more somber tone. >> for allrs who ain't survived i hope they live in a sky. it's like a song, like a memorial piece. instead of getting rest in peace for everybody, get it for a bunch of people. that's my mom's name in the heart with the ribbon and the flower and the angel. honor thy mother. and then i got these praying hands for my dad. it was just the praying hands. everything else around it i got it recently. my father got shot by the police when i was 2, and it was all over the news when it happened. him and my mom started having problems and she filed domestic cases on him a couple of times and ended up getting them dropped and one day she went down to the city/county building to file charges against him. when she came out, my grandma took her down there, he jumped in the car with them, put a gun on both of them. my grandma tried to get out, he shot at my grandma, but the first round was blank. then my mom tried to get out and he shot her in the mouth. she got out and ran into the city market, he ran in the

kind of robby the robot.y so i have seen google earth gps driven vans drive around with no drives in them. kind of a no comparison. >> before his arrest, cort holbrook worked as a software engineer and couldn't imagine spending two years in santa rita much less two years in prison. >> married 21 years almost. twin boys. life was good. that all changed one afternoon two years earlier when holbrook was driving to the oakland suburb where he lives. >> i was going to pick up this pair of glasses at my optometrist in the middle of town and that evening had a nice dinner with the boys. it was their birthday. >> he had an angry exchange with another driver. >> i didn't have a road rage or cut anybody off or anything like that. saiding is to somebody out a window, i sit quit driving like a blankety blank and he just cut me off and this individual flared and about pursued me and i pulled over in the parking lot to headache a 911 call and he got out of his vehicle and beat the hell out of me. >> according to police rep

given the trajectory, i'm pretty sure the glass ceiling will crack and robby will have to scratch himself in private. god bless feminism. find the links to tonight's #click3 on my website, allinwithchris.com. >>> the battle over abortion rights rages on in the states today. in texas, republicans, in texas, republicans continue to move forward with a bill designed to shut down most of the abortion clinics in the state. which in turn continues to draw demonstrators from both sides of the fight to the state capitol grounds. including state senator wendy davis, star of last month's successful filibuster of the antiabortion bill who helped kick off a statewide bus tour sponsored by plan the parenthood today. former arkansas governor mike huckabee showed up to rally the antiabortion crowd during an event last night. and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum who you might remember tried briefly to run for president on a birth control is not okay platform, announced today he'll be parachuting into texas to lend his support later this week. the texas bill which also bans abortions after 20 wee

i was watching it with robby and he was ok, my god, this is going to be really high! >> the judge kept saying this is a grievous crime, it's terrible what you all did. and it's like 30 months. in the u.s. that is like you let him off easy. >> yeah, the same is true throughout the u.s. criminal justice system, too. we would be remiss to not point out that the drug wars have been happening and young black and brown men have been going to prison on bogus conspiracy charges for decades. and right now we have an opportunity to draw a new group of people's attention to that. the u.s. prison-industrial complex is out of control in many ways. we're seeing that with the cfa and seeing that with the targeting of political people but it's happening throughout the country. ireland? you want to talk about it in? >> i mean it looks like those two guys are going to trial in july. >> for what? >> the expectation is that the sentencing will be minimal to nothing. >> and i want to ask the group one more question. you address how the terrorism moniker has been used against animal rights

three other people are charged with the killing and robby of ravi cube rah last november. >>> some of top security experts in the nation are putting apple and samsung technology to the test today, looking at new anti-theft security features recently introduced by two smart phone giants. the experts will use similar tactics to the ones thieves used to try to resell stolen smart phones on the global black market. san francisco da george gascon launch the smart phones initiative last month. it urges them to install a kill switch that would make the phones useless if stolen. >>> the board of regents will meet this afternoon to confirm janet napolitano's appointment as president of the system. if approved, she would become the first female president in the system's 145-year history. napolitano graduated from santa clara university in 1979 and was also that school's first female valedictorian. >>> 5:38. lights, camera, netflix. why the los gatos company could be the big winner at this year's emmy awards. scott mcgrew has details coming up. >>> what we just learned about the cause of a lands

robbie dunn. if you would like to help the folks from this disaster they need it. $10 donation to the united way's relief fund. it's a good one. you can text the word rebuild to 52000. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. prosecutors getting set to wrap up their case against the killer george zimmerman. the question is, did he kill in self-defense or sea murderer? he certainly shot the unarmed teenager trayvon martin last year. is he charged with the murder -- with murder in the second degree. but his lawyers say he had to do it. it was self-defense. a major issue today whether george zimmerman knew about florida's stand your ground law, which allows people to use deadly force to protect themselves. which does not require to you retreat. can you use force instead. well, george zimmerman did an interview here on fox news channel with sean hannity. and said at the time last year that he didn't even know about that law. well, today one of george zimmerman's college instructures said they discussed it i

robbie ludwig.doctor, stand by your man and we have talked about this before but how is it different time around? she is in front of the cameras and giving a message here. >> it's so cliche. i don't think we necessarily believe any more when the political wife stands by her man who betrayed her. it seems more like a political job and i think the public has gotten very jaded when we see this going on, we think does she really accept her husband in everything he has done? i just don't think people are buying it. it's very different if you're in a nonpolitical arena. >> i was watching as you watched some of the video do they ever have eye contact? how are they communicating with each other during this press conference? >> i think it's a great point. we were speaking about this in the green room. it didn't look like she was feeling very loving. she looked like, okay, now i'm here. almost like she made a last-minute decision and she was doing a job. almost begrudgingly. i didn't sense a lot of love in th

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wall street sentenced, he was sentenced to serve, he -- not concurrently, but yes he's done with his robby steps up to the next one. that's one year. on this track, best scenario is four years. >> but there is another opportunity if this motion for a new trial is granted. they they they have a very good case. where they argued -- if he gets a new trial, he'll be out, out on parole right away -- or on bail, while they figure out if he -- this first started, prosecutors only wanted him to do three to five years. at one point offered a deal of two years. that decision should come within the nbc few years. >>> thanks very much for that, ted rowlands reporting. >>> when we come back, we'll hear from a potential president atcandidates who says senator rand paul in his words is an isolationist, representative of the isolationist wing. >>> plus stories about what could happen to you in the air security line. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this com

it robby be interesting extra on the disk. >> host: george from chicago e-mails something you write aboutpacking for mars, sex in outer space, has it happened yet, if not, when it does happen will you please write about it? mary roachable topic. >> guest: there's a whole chapter in packing firm was called the 3 dolphin club which has to do with zero gravity intercourse. i don't want to -- go by the book. i am not going to give this one away. >> host: has it happened? >> guest: not that anybody is willing to own up to. there was a married couple that flew. normally married couples do not -- nasa does not fly very couples partially because of something happened there goes the whole family. that part of the reason and the other reason is you are supposed to be loyal to the mission and not your spouse so that would loyties to the missiont be torn and loyalties to your spouse. there was a couple that flew on the space shuttle and my understanding is they got married right before the mission so you are talking newlyweds on the shuttle. you would think they would. on the other hand someone expla

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