for pat robertson.erson you just quoted is correct. the seventh commandment clearly states you shall not commit adultery. it does not say you should not commit adultery unless your spouse is not acting right. you obviously try to work things out in a mutual set of love and respect. that's how it works. that's what marriage is about. but these kinds of comments obviously, he has a history of saying things like this. i think a lot of these things are taken out of context. i think a lot of these things are a sort of per version of scripture. it's clear you shouldn't commit adulte adultery. i think pat robertson knows that. i do agree partially with the statement is, yes, we are all sinners. men are sinners. but so are women as well. the fact of the matter is, when you about ut two sinners together, there's a lot of sin in the relationship. but you should seek christ first. i think that's what he would tell you. it doesn't fall all on the woman's responsibility to be a good wife. it doesn't prevent her bein

robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> you should at least be proud that i fought back. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder. >> i got in trouble for being a -- a -- a hitman for organized crime. i thought that organized crime was cool. i thought drug dealers were cool. i watched "scarface" 20 times, bought the vid

that's because pat robertson, the televangelist did.get over it. men can't help but cheat. it was probably her fault anyway. >> he cheated on you. well, he's a man. okay. so what you do is begin to focus on why you married him in the first place. recognize also why males have a tendency have to wander a little bit and what you want to do is make the home so wonderful that he doesn't want to wander. >> okay. "outfront" tonight, political comedian, radio show host stephanie miller and wendy walsh, author i a new book. great to you have all us with. wendy, is there any part of what pat robertson that is right? >> well, no. actually, nothing except that i could say that men tend to want more sex than women do. now don't e-mail me, you guys. i know some women want more sex than men. they tend to. cheating is not the solution. in other words, more men are monogamous. more women are monogamous than cheaters. there are plenty -- men's sexuality is they need a little pipe cleaning every once in a while, erin. can you clean the pipes in all kinds

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case in point the robertsons of "duck dynasty" fame.matt gutman went down to louisiana to find out how. >> the quack pack has landed. >> we are on the doorstep of history being made. >> reporter: meet the robertson family. >> i'm the ceo of the business. >> reporter: willie. >> call me a quack. >> reporter: jase. >> keeps the blood flowing. >> reporter: jep. >> all of my stories are 95% truthful. >> reporter: uncle si and phil. a red neck louisiana hunter who invented this duck call and hatched a multimillion dollar golden egg. "duck dynasty's" third season crack at investigate tv attracted 9.6 million viewers, making it the most watched show on tv that night, networks included. they have become the unlikely rock stars of the south appearing at the american academy of country music awards. it began 30 years ago when phil began a tiny operation selling duck calls. quackers so good that when used -- >> they lock the wings and come back. >> reporter: the magic call has made the family multimillionaires. >> but to hang with them i needed a

wendy, is there any part of what pat robertson that is right? >> well, no.y, nothing except that i could say that men tend to want more sex than women do. now don't e-mail me, you guys. i know some women want more sex than men. they tend to. cheating is not the solution. in other words, more men are monogamous. more women are monogamous than cheaters. there are plenty -- men's sexuality is they need a little pipe cleaning every once in a while, erin. can you clean the pipes in all kinds of ways without having to cheat. one-third of all content on the world is porn. i'll just say. that figure it out. >> 23% men and 19% women. for those of you out, there the stats are even. stephanie this is not the first time robertson said something offensive to most when it comes to relationships. here he is talking about how unattractive women can ruin a marriage as well as excusing david petraeus. >> the man is a far land and lonely. here's a good looking lady throwing herself at him. he's a man. it isn't just something to lie there, well, i'm married to him so he has to

last night we were talking about pat robertson's latest comments because what not great about pat robertsont to the whole story, but we have the actual crunchy audio goodness. he was advising a woman who said she was having trouble forgiving her husband for cheating. and he is like blah blah blah. she is lucky he married the will da beast. >> exactly. >> stephanie: we'll be right back. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." very very excited about that and very proud of that. beltway politics from inside the loop. we tackle the big issues from inside our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. >> bill press opens current's morning news block. >> we'll do our best to carry the flag from six to nine every morning. >> think conservatives have a stranglehold on the morning news? bill press invites you to think again as he tackles the hot issues on capital hill and beyond. >> just bringing you exactly what's happening in politics today by people who have a lot of experience, who know what's going on and who know what they're talking about. i'll tell you what energizes

. >>> plus controversial advice on adultery from pat robertson. >>> a murder convict shine the blink of an eye. >>> and a medical survey you want to hear about before diving into that swimming pool. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for friday, may 17th. >>> very good day to you. i'm richard lui. the forecast today from washington is partly cloudy but when it comes to the political climate is white house is learning when it rains it pours. president obama came out swinging thursday while republicans hammer away at a trifecta of controversies. nbc's danielle leigh is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: richard, good morning. first up today, lawmakers are sure to express their outrage with steven miller, the former tax commissioner forced to resign, now on capitol hill today. in just a couple hours he's going to be testifying about what happened and how. senior white house budget official daniel wuerffel is taking over as the irs chief. he was appointed by president obama. >> it is just simply unacceptable for there to even be a hint of partisans

. >>> and advice from pat robertson on adultery. >>> and a murder conviction in the blink of an eye. >>> and becks goes out on top. >>> good morning. the forecast today for washington is partly cloudy. when it comes to the political climate, when it rains, it pours, the white house is learning. president obama came out swinging on thursday while republicans hammer away at a trifecta of problems. >> reporter: lawmakers are sure to show outrage when talking to steven miller today. he'll be on capitol hill testifying about what happened and how. senior white house budget official daniel weurfel takes over as the white house chief this morning. >> it's unacceptable for there to be a hint of partisanship or ideology when it comes to the application of our tax laws. >> reporter: the former agency boss forced to resign testifies before a committee today. meanwhile, the man at the head of the branch that targeted groups is now retiring. >> nothing resolves the bonds between the people and the government than the arrogance of power here in washington. that's what the american people are seein

robertson forgotten about that little commandment that has to do with adultery? but this morning some of robertson's bigges't women but christian leaders. >> i think it's outrageous. i mean, historically, christians take personal responsibility for our actions and immoral choices and don't blame those on other people. >> reporter: earlier he came under fire when he suggested a woman's looks may be to blame for certain marital problems telling a story about a woman who asked a reverend how to stop her husband's drinking. >> she was awful looking andhe preacher looked at her and said, madam, if i was married you, i'd start to drink too. >> oh, my. >> in a statement overnight the christian broadcasting network said this, "his intent was not to condone infidelity. or to cast blame. we regret any misunderstanding" but we have to look out for these men and their wandering ways, george. >> i am not commenting. all right, thank you, linsey. >> happy weekend to you, linsey. >> not a fallout from george. >>> now what could be a major breakthrough for families struggling to

the tornado shooting straight at francis robertson's neighborhood.ertson and five others jumped into an underground storm shelter. >> it sounds like a plane going by. here it comes. >> then the recording goes dark. >> that is a nervewracking feeling to crawl in there. there's not a lot of room in there. and everything's shaking around you. would you do it again? >> no, never. hopefully this is it for me. >> reporter: francis' girlfriend installed this underground shelter last december. at the worst point she thought the shelter was going to collapse around her. >> it was horrendous. the noise was so loud. stuff was clanking. everything was hitting it. we had mud coming down on us. we were covered in mud when we came out. >> three massive tornados in 14 years have struck around moore, oklahoma, and for dan that's enough. monday's tornado grazed past his neighborhood. we found him today buying a solid concrete safe room. >> all of our friends said don't worry about it, it never strikes in the same place twice. my answer was bull [ bleep ] because it ju

want to go to nick robertson. of course, the prime minister spoke about this today.k, i know authorities are calling this a terror attack. you just heard what the suspect said with blood on his hands, talking about eye for an eye and allah. it would seem from a base level to fit with that. but do they know if this was long planned? >> they don't. and that certainly one of the things that was discussed and will likely have been discussed at that cobra meeting which was the top level cabinet level meeting between police chief, the head of the army, the london mayor and the home secretary near britain. and of that meeting, they decided to increase security on the bases around the city and, of course, that gives an indication that they are very concerned, that there is the possibility that these individuals weren't acting alone, that others may follow on with similar attacks. although we're not being told that officially. that meeting that took place here, the equivalent to the white house would be where the president goes into "the situation room." that was the level of

>> bill: pat robertson yes. right pat robertson, to say again, put this in perspective now. >> so, like it or not males have a tendency to wander a little bit. >> yeah! >> make the home so wonderful that he doesn't want to wonder. >> yeah, honey. you need to make my home a better place that way i won't go out and sleep with someone else. >> bill: it's your fault. >> yeah, sweetheart! maybe you should try a little harder next time. try that on your wife, guys! who are listening and watching. >> bill: i want to know where in the bible pat robertson -- what does he base this latest nonsense on? all right. pat robertson, i don't know. life will would be a lot more boring without him. i'll be back with today's parting shot. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real

by then, robertson had spread the word about what the burglar looked like. >> he has short dread locks. that's how i remembered him. >> last week neighbors cornered him on their block and monica snapped this picture of hichl. she also called police but got the same answer. >> sorry, we don't have anybody available. >> steel's husband marched the man out of the neighborhood, and once more, steel took matters into her own hands. >> i made this flier. >> vallejo police would later identify the man in the photo as kenyata jason and a few days after posted his picture, neighbors say they spotted him burglarizing a car. this time police arrested him. >> when he was arrested he was only, like, 5 feet away from one of our fliers. >> neighbors found some of their stolen property in an abandoned home nearby. in vallejo, kristin ayers, kpix 5. >>> tens of thousands of commuters will be greeted tomorrow with something new, something fresh. what they won't see anymore is this, a notorious patch of graffiti on the 13th street rail bridge over 101 in san jose. tonight, crews are cleaning it up finall

and cleveland robertson -- ann robertson.we are creating a repository up on our website of first ladies. have just a short time. i want to get larry and from frankfort, kentucky. >> good evening. a question for dr. dunlap. local history suggest that was a very close friend of francis because they were both younger women married to older men. i wonder if dr. dunlap knows about this relationship and, what herrally, relationship was with otherwise in washington? >> i do not know anything about the relationship with ms. lindsay. she did an excellent job of having friendships with some of the older washington wives. that was held by the fact that older wives took her under her wing. she was a young bride. her.respected she had a great relationship with them. future presidents are other first ladies ever invite france's cleveland act the white house? invited in 1913. >> there is only one criticism of the remarriage. the most part, people embraced it. she was back in washington a number of times. she met sherman and eisenhower. she

plus, controversial statements from pat robertson. are men wired to cheat?nd this dramatic subway rescue. a mother jumps on to the tracks to save that baby. >>> our third story "outfront." angelina jolie, the supreme court and your dna. she revealed she decided to get a double mastectomy after taking a genetic test. it turns out this test is really provided by only one company in the entire united states of america. that monopoly is creating a controversy going all the way to the supreme court. poppy harlow is "outfront" with an investigation. >> reporter: her announcement made headlines around the world. angelina jolie underwent a double mastectomy after a genetic test showed she had a mutated brca 1 gene, giving her an 87% chance of getting breast cancer. her news put this company front and center. it's not a big player in the big picture of big biotech companies. but it has patents on the brca-1 and 2 genes. when mutated, those genes are linked to an increased risk for breast and ovarian cancer. because of the patents, myriad has a monopoly on the test to

the one and only phil robertson. he a mac daddy. star of "duck dynasty."how. >> i don't think it's shifting gears. we're just changing cars. >> well put, josh. >> slowing down that car because he owns it. >>> also, sam in breezy point, new york, right now. again, as we continue our "you're not dreaming" series this week. and, boy, does he have a surprise for a group of hero firefighters. yes, that is redundant, but these just a portion of the folks walloped by superstorm sandy. their lives are going to change this morning. they're not going to believe it and neither will you. >> ah. really an exciting morning on so many fronts. and last night, well, a bit of a risky night, or should we say risque, on the red carpet at the super bowl of fashion. and we've got all the sizzling looks, the stars punked out for the met institute gala. >> that's coming up. we'll get the news first from josh. >>> we begin with that extraordinary rescue in cleveland. three women missing for the last decade now safe with their families this morning. it all started with the bravery

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joining us now with details, nick robertson in london. nick, this is really a stunning kind of terrorism. what is the latest we know about the victim and the man in custody? >> reporter: we don't have a name for the victim yet. he is believed to be an active service duty soldier. we have very few details about the two men involved. they both appear to be relatively young, early to mid 20s. described as afro caribbean, quite tall. beyond that, very few details. both being held in separate hospitals at this time. no indications yet, other than what they have said about where they might come from. but that is perhaps the biggest clue. their accents do appear to be very pronounced british accents, anderson. >> so, again, we don't know if they are british-born, raised in england. do we know anything about kind of the level of planning of this attack? >> reporter: well, the indications are, and this really frenzied attack that was utterly brutal and going through it for them would have been traumatic experience. the fact that they then stayed t

nick robertson is out front in london.you have new video of how this happened at the end. >> very dramatic video. it was shot from an apartment building where the soldier was lying in the room. you can see there, one of the attackers moves towards police. there are two shots. he goes down. you see the police rush forward again. another of the attackers goes down on the ground. another shots fired again. and the police now have both in custody. >> nick, what can you tell us about those suspects? it seems they were able to capture additional people relatively quickly. and do you know if they were specifically targeting that soldier, lee rigby. >> a lot of questions were getting some answers, too. not whole answers. what we know is one of the alleged attackers was 22 years old. the other, 28 years old. a british born of nigerian heritage living here in london. he was someone who was attending an organization that had sympathies with al-qaida. both of these men are now known to have been at least coming under skrutny of a numb

but those security cameras have some people worried, like pat robertson. sure what to think about it, security cameras so he went back to the bible. of course, the bible tells us all there is to know about cell phones, about same-sex marriage, and about security cameras. pierced sure >> bill: this is what the bible says when you can't buy or sell without the mark of the beast. you have to be part of that system >> bill: mark of the beast. >> a few and very very few can escape because right now, they can go down into the bush in the darkest africa and hunt you down p you say we want to feel security secure. secure from whom? i think the american people are more afraid of the over reach of big government than they are some occasional bomber. the bomber kills a few people. they still would rather have their freedom than to have big brother in constant surveillance. >> bill: right. who cares if a bomber blows up a few people? you know because those cameras, they can hunt us down in the bushes in the dark of africa. he is absolutely totally insane. pierced it's

this is why commander neil robertson is especially hard on recruits who are at the show for the first time these things neil himself is an enthusiastic react disconnect his father fought against the germans in the navy but never met them face to face just after the role his father began collecting german army memorabilia to get to live his former enemy better. his son continues to hold. its quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we are neo nazis also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true war is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy terrible things happening terrible thing war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is monsoon always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people. in walk. just looks at the movies the movies the americans won the war. the russian people. seventy five percent almost all. these. people recognized maybe seventy five percent of the effort. was committed by the recent people and not be americans. so

. >> for more, i spoke with nic robertson and christiane amanpour earlier. make of this? we have not seen this kind of attack certainly in england. there was the film maker in, i think it was the netherlands who was killed in a knife attack. they haven't seen something like this, have they? >> no. all of the security experts have been telling us throughout this day. you know, the words this man is saying, captured on cell phone video, are almost exact replicas the 7/7 bombers said in their video they left before they blew up the underground and the buses. it's similar to what tsarnaev in the boat before the manhunt. are these people part of a bigger conspiracy, a bigger al qaeda. just about everybody i've spoken to today says it does not look like that. this was very, very low tech. it seems to be homegrown. it seems to be lone wolf, if you like, copycat kind of crime. it is terror because it designed to terrorize and create fear and panic. and these people even went so far as you've seen to get themselves recorded. now, they have been captured alive. they'v

nic robertson, what can you tell us? what are these men accused of?they have accused of. what we have heard from a british source is it the at this early stage, they say, they don't believe that the incident is terror-related. two men taken from the aircraft, arrested by essex police. we believe there were close to 300 people on board the aircraft when it was diverted, escorted by a fighter aircraft and brought in to land at stan ted airfield. the fact that the police have been able to move into the aircraft and arrest people so swiftly does seem to st. that whatever the incident, it did not have a huge security -- immediate security implication. that meaning that there wasn't some sort of standoff information. the police at the stansted airport the airport, itself, is an airport used for just that sort of event weight. the -- event weight. -- eventuality. it does indicate there wasn't a hostile standoff of any sort. again, the details are just coming in. we don't know precisely why an arrest. a disturbance possibly of some kind on the aircraft, carol

. >> for more, i spoke with nic robertson and christiane amanpour earlier. type of attack in england, in netherland s they have had a similar experience. >> the words he's saying are almost exact replicas of what the 7-7 bombers said in their video they left before they blew up the underground in the buses. it's similar to what tsarnaev wrote before the manhunt. are these people part of a bigger conspiracy, a bigger al qaeda. just about everybody i've spoken to today says it does not look like that. this was very, very low tech. it seems to be home grown. it seems to be lone wolf, if you like copycat kind of crime. it is terror, because it is designed to terrorize and create fear and panic, and these people even went so far as you've seen to get themselves recorded. now, they have been captured alive. they've been taken into hospitals, they were obviously wounded when they confronted police. presumably we'll hear a lot more about it. i think, when we try to figure out what's going on after this more than decade long war against al qaeda, by and large, massiv

what is interesting about that it is actually a better of pat robertson who actually proposed that to the council that was planning and how these plan funds would be spent. this has been included by the southern senators in order to promote the sale of european tobacco. >> you have some ads in hearing your book. do you inhale? >> well, what most people don't realize is that prior to cigarettes, especially turkish tobacco, it was not inhaled almost none of it was inhaled prior to 1900. there were a few cases known of cancer and that is because it was generally not inhaled and we have 100,000 cancer deaths every year. in the lung cancer epidemic is almost very hard to resolve due to the making of cigarettes being inhaled that is why they keep this precisely within this level. it is not inherently dangerous, but it's dangerous by design. >> is it more dangerous because of the filter? >> if anything, the filters make them slightly more dangerous and they are probably about the same hazard for a couple of reasons. a lot of it has to do with what the filter does. it actually produces the pa

now, of course it's not the first time robertson made controversial comments.r spark. >>> okay. here is something you don't see every day. car floating in a swimming pool. a wrong way driver smashed through a fence. a fort lauderdale hotel, hit a parked car. the impact sent the parked car plunging into the hotel pool. there it is again. amazingly nobody was in the pool at the time. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused this crash in the first place. >>> more than half a million dollars worth of gold arrived at miami airport earlier this week. then simply disappeared. a box containing the gold came in an american airlines flight from ecuador. in unloading the box vanished. police are pouring over tapes. to figure it out what happened. >>> american airlines wants to speed up the boarding process by changing its policy. passengers who will not be putting carry-ons will board first. those passengers will be able to carry on smaller bags and purses. keep them under their seat. after testing this policy at seven airports, the airlines discovered it

nic robertson there at stansted airport. that was a last-minute too. that plane was 20 minutes from landing when the call came to divert to standsted. >> if it was a joke, pretty stupid on their part. >> pretty stupid one. >> you can't say bomb on a plane these days. >>> i want you to look at terrifying pictures out of washington state. an entire section of a bridge collapses. >> i am surprise ds to be here this evening and glad. >> all right. our thanks to our affiliate kiro. >> it really is quite a relief when you look at that. that picture of collapse you can see why because it could have been a lot worse, this iron framework angled -- not only does it need repairs, in 2009 it was actually declared functionally obsolete. >> so it doesn't necessarily mean that the bridge was unsafe, but it does mean that that design of that particular bridge was outdated because the bridge was built back in 1955. there are about 77,000 cars and trucks that pass over it every day. >> yeah. and on holiday weekends like this traffic obviously is going to be even heavier

robertson is not really a scientist. so many viewers were fooled.gency, felt compelled to issue a statement. it said "neither noaa nor its scientists are involved with anything related to this topic. no one from noaa was involved in making the fictional show. and the person identified as a noaa scientist was an actor." if you watch the show closely enough, animal planet did include this disclaimer during the closing credits. certain events in this film are fictional. disappointed viewers took to twitter after discovering the show was fictional. animal planet, you are dead to me. you got me on your little mermaid hoax. what was the freaking point? one said. fascination with merpeople is not new. a wave of films like "splash" and "the little mermaid" has opened people's imagination to the possibility of life under the sea. ♪ under the sea >> that's apparently what the filmmaker, charlie foley, wanted. he told cnn that the show is based on real scientific and evolution theory and real life phenomena, rooting our story with facts encouraged a sense of i

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an effort to get europeans addicted to the inhale tobacco so it was the senator of the father of robertson that actually propose that to the council planning how the marshall plan funds would be spent. even though the french and the europeans have not listed tobacco is what they wanted of the plan it was included by the southern senators in order to promote the sale of european tobacco abroad. >> professor robert proctor you have some ads here is the lucky strikes at do you inhale? >> people don't realize prior to cigarettes especially with tyrtaeus -- turkish tobacco it was not inhaled and almost no long cancer prior to 1900 but only 142 cases of lung cancer known worldwide because tobacco smoke was not in pale but just in the united states alone we have 150,000 lung cancer deaths per year by far the most important cancer. these lung cancer epidemics her almost entirely the result of the making of cigarette's design to be inhaled that is why i consider the cigarette not to be inherently dangerous but dangerous by design. it is designed to be addictive why they keep nicotine and manipulate

family members of addie mae collins, denise mcnair, carol robertson and cynthia wesley looked on as the four were given the highest civilian honor this country can bestow. their deaths at the hands of white supremacists helped propel the civil rights movement. >>> this morning in seaside heights, new jersey, seven months after hurricane sandy caused billions of dollars in damage, new jersey governor chris christie cut a world record setting five and a half mile-long ribbon to officially re-open the jersey shore. he said 80% of the shore has been restored which is important for the $38 billion a year tourism industry there. >>> another beach that took a pounding when hurricane sandy came ashore was the main beach in east hampton on new york's long island which today topped 01:08:40:a list of the best. some other summer favorites were cape florida state park, cape hatteras on the outer banks of north carolina and coast guard beach on cape cod. we put the full list on the website at nbcnightlynews.com. >>> it won't happen in time for the memorial day weekend, but the u.s. parks service ann

in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the moviesn "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the competitive fight with television, the movies responding to what tv does do or doesn't do, can't do, and so on. i don't think it's been a struggle at all. i think there's been a complete symbiosis. i think they are mutually dependent. i think they are coming closer and closer together. i don't think it's a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has in cinema. but i don't think it makes any difference. eventually, every house will have a 6- to 8-foot screen and you sit 10 feet away from an 8-foot screen, you just as well be in the front at the ziegfield. (music playing) ladies and gentlemen, the break in our motion picture is made out of respect for the tv fans in our audience who are accusto

signed a law to honor the victims-- denise mcnair, addie mae collins, cynthia wesley, and carol robertson the congressional gold medal. a fifth girl survived the blast. she spoke about it for the first time on television with bill plante. >> reporter: for sarah collins rudolph, entering the 16th street baptist church is still painful, because this is where 122 sticks of dynamite blew a gaping hole in the wall and killed four girls, including sarah's sister, addie. you were close, weren't you? >> yes, we were very close. >> reporter: sunday school had just ended, and the five girls were in the bathroom. it was 10:22 a.m. >> that's when i heard this sound go boom! it was so loud. i didn't know what it was. all i could do was just jump and say, "jesus!" and all of a sudden i began to call addie. and i called her, "addie, addie, addie." but she never did answer. >> reporter: addie and the other three girls were dead. >> i just kept wondering why did they kill addie? addie never did anything for anybody to kill her. >> reporter: rudolph was in the hospital for three months. doctors had to remo

meet hannah robertson, 9 years old, in the fourth grade and apparently full of moxy.on mcdonald's. she and her mom flew in for the annual shareholder meeting. she called the cheeseburgers and fries junk food. and that's not all she said. >> something that i don't think is fair is when big companies try to trick kids into eating food that isn't good for them by using toys and cartoon charact characters. it would be nice if you stopped trying to trick kids into wanting to eat your food all the time. >> hannah's mom, by the way, a nutrition blogger. the ceo firing back, telling hanna, they don't sell junk food, they also sell salads. >>> we know him here in new york city as spider-man, and a surprise appearance by the spidey, here in new york, walking right into their basketball game. watch this. the masked man rebounding, dribbling, drives to the basket, lays it up right there. and that, by the way, is andrew garfield, the actor, who stars as spider-man. he apparently walked off the set nearby to get into the game. never breaking character. and never took his mask off.

. >> robertson chris van hollen, thanks for being our "newsmaker ." "newsmakers" continues. lori, let me begin with you on the budget negotiations. house passed a budget. the senate passed a budget. we just heard from the top democrat of the budget committee that they want to go to conference. what is happening behind the scenes? >> nothing much is happening behind the scenes. democrats want to go to conference because they want a forum where they can argue that the president the compromise on -- has this compromise on the table. republicans have gone nowhere, moved off this budget that is so -- this ryan budget that is so objectionable to them. they want a public forum to hammer away at the republicans. republicans are saying we do not see a path to compromise therefore we do not want toset up this public forum that has about as much chance of succeeding as the supercommittee did a couple of years ago. at this point, everything seems to be at a stall. ,ne of the interesting things the debt limit seems to be -- the debt limit seems to be receding further and further into the

at one point robertson said something i don't think is fair is when big companies try to trick kids by using toys and cartoon characters. thompson pointed out mcdonalds serves fruits and vegetables and hopes to quote, sell more them in the future, her mother is a member of a group kor rit accountability internation yool yal. >> you go, anna. >> yes. tell them. >> i'm sure that is the last thing he was expecting. oh, my. the battle for hulu gets hotter. emily chang is here with today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> bloomberg news learned yahoo and silver lake made separate offers to buy the service. it is google versus facebook in the battle for the mapping app, waze. google is considering an offer just weeks after facebook held talk was the start up that could set up a bidding war with facebook, reportedly offering as much as $1 billion to buy waze. if you're an apple collector get your bids ready. an auction house had in germany is selling one of six surviving apple one computers kreef yaited by steve jobs and steve wozniack in 1976 expected to pull in 260,000s skpdz $400,000.