that she just lures roland there and laughs about it. ♪ roland roland roland down the river ♪ >> rolande she is behind the mirror in his hotel room watching him itching from the spa and going what was that salt stuff? i have this theory that steph is just playing one giant massive prank on roland to get back at him for one bad hotel room on sexy liberal. we're going to take some calls and get through as many as i can. try to get your point out as quickly as possible -- because you are going to be on tangent patrol. >> i am. >> because rick and i -- >> yeah, we go off road. >> hal: let's go to paul in nevada. hey, paul, how are ya? that was karl in chicago. i'm sorry. >> i'm the official norse mythologist of the "stephanie miller show." >> hal: well, thank you. does mother know you wearth her drapes? go ahead. and insofar as norse mythology goes, this worked out well for the vikings, i think, didn't it? is he there? oh, we lost him? why did he loose him -- i pushed a button on stephanie's box and her to -- thor went away. >> hal: the shawmen make -- >> are you telling me there is no sant

roland welcome back to the kaiser report. so i won't point you were a bobby ok i was i was a street policeman coppa and then you became a detective yeah and now a reason i ask is because i got a very interesting e-mail here from somebody who sent it to me they sent an e-mail to us scotland yard and they said that they made the point to scotland yard h.s.b.c. was caught red handed laundering hundreds of millions of dollars from mexican drug cartels and terrorists they were fined one point two billion pounds by u.s. authorities h.s.b.c. drug money facilitated the murder of many hundreds of people in mexico often by masked beheadings or by being burned alive and i'm sure the metropolitan police are actively investigating who in h.s.b.c. is responsible for this crime when can i expect to hear that the metropolitan police have made arrests in relation to this outrage and then they say yes we get it you're getting your e-mail now the response from scotland yard was we do not have jurisdiction in the u.k. the metropolitan police onl

nobody tell him. >> it is real good what you did roland. that's great! oh, my gosh.his pants. >> stephanie: i usually fly screaming baby airlines. i have the most awesome story ever. this could only happen to me on a plane. can i have some story music please? this is a festive vacation story, jacki. let me say first of all nothing good comes from flight delays in airport bars. am i correct? okay. so the flight was delayed from tucson. i was in tucson and i'm minding my own business, drinking. as you do. >> stephanie: as i do. it was late afternoon. i wasn't really one of the sad people in there at 9:00 a.m. >> were you sitting at the bar? >> stephanie: i was sitting at the bar. journalist needs all of the details. >> i do. mental image of just how sad. >> definitely not a baby in a bar. >> stephanie: no. that would be sadder. >> as long as we don't run out of rye. >> stephanie: babies like rye. that's a tip. so attractive middle-aged woman came up -- >> hot chick. >> stephanie: eh. she was all right. i wasn't thinking -- where are you going, jim? okay. i wasn't think

. >> the woman on the tape is camille brown, the daughter of the long-time housekeeper for roland schaeferhe man who first opened claire's access sorry stores. i feel that the family shouldn't even think twice about paying that amount to get this material back. >> the material, brown says she has embarrassing letters and journals detailing domestic abuse in the schaefer home? >> reporter: these court documents say that camille brown came to this hotel thinking she would be meeting with a family representative instead, an undercover officer that recorded their conversation. >> i don't doubt that you have the documents but what we're saying is we want the documents back so they're not a threat to be released anymore. >> brown was arrested in the parking lot charged with extortion. it began days after her mom was fired. in an e-mail, brown's attorney denies any extortion and says brown was given the letters by roland schaefer's own wife. not true, schaefer family attorney, william shepherd, told us. adding this is about taking advantage of an elderly couple. >> many family members rely and tr

roland martin is going to be will with us. here's a crazy story.eacher in indiana has been suspended from his job while authorities investigate what appear to be threats against his own students that were written on a chalkboard. the school superintendent confirms that the teacher wrote this. a, you are idiots, exclamation point. b, the guns are loaded, exclamation point. c, care to try me? i guess he was given them a multiple choice option there. the teacher who has worked at the school for almost 30 years and now is on paid leave during an investigation. >> it's a tough job. i don't know what happened here. but it's sad to see that kind of thing written in the classroom. there's so much talk about guns and school safety. obviously people are going to be extra sensitive to things like this. >> we talk a lot about students and these zero tolerance policies. the same has to apply to a teacher. who knows what was going on there. it's not the kind of thing you can write on a board. >> they said that they took it seriously and immediately ordered the b

. >> the woman on that tape is camille brown, the daughter of the long time housekeeper for roland shaverened claire's. >> reporter: i feel that the family should -- shouldn't even position twice about paying that amount to get this material back. >> reporter: the material is this brown says she has embarrassing letters and journals details domestic abuse in the schaffer home. these documents say camille brown came to this hotel thinking she'd be meeting with a family representative. instead, she met with an undercover officer who recorded their conversation. >> i don't doubt that you have the documents. what we're saying is we want the documents back so they're not going a threat to be released anymore. >> right. you'll have them as soon as i have my payments. >> reporter: brown was arrested in the parking lot charged with extortion. police say the blackmail began just days after brown's mom was fired. in an e-mail, brown's attorney denies any extortion and says brown was given the letters by roland schaffer's own wife. not true the family attorney told us, adding this is about taking ad

out to some house in roland park. you leave him there? yes. thank you, sir. hey, hey, hey, wait a minute... you know the weird thing was... i drive down a couple of blocks to grab a nap and a call comes in, and i wake up and i see the same kid running by my cab. great, all right. thanks. that was munch. they got a report of a latin kid sniffing around the janaways' house two weeks ago. cabdriver picked him up at the train. wearing a mets cap said he was from here. got to be someone who knows the family well. the janaways don't look like they hang out much with the latino community. so, back to maids and baby-sitters. what's this? tips... thousands of them. from the 250-grand janaway sweepstakes. as if we were running out of landfill. she said she wanted to talk to the detectives on the case. she ask about the reward? no, she said she's been worrying ever since the girl died. uh-huh. put her in interview. i'll talk to her. okay. i worked for three years as a housekeeper. mrs. janaway, she liked her socks arranged by colors in her dresser. same with her underwe

that came from roland. hal: roland, you are very weird.nd low to the spa. i don't know he put it in his purse along with the butter. hal: you sneak sweet and low into a spa like a lesbian. jacki: he said carcinogens are not allowed. he's been playing tennis and stephanie's been hiking. hal: all of it sounds crazy to me. let's go to rob in san francisco. how are you? caller: good how's it going? i just wanted to congratulate you yet. i don't normally listen to this show, i don't get it live, and i'm a libertarian but when you were talking about how they were handling the rape case, i wanted to applaud you for calling out the candy crowley. if we have more people calling out inappropriate behavior regardless of their political leaning, i think that's how we can bring the gap. for instance, it was stupid of whatever those politicians were that said oh, a woman's body shuts down during rape, that guy you should be out of there. i don't care if he's a republican or what, he should be completely out of there. hal: i totally agree with you and i

roland, want to start us off?th birthday party. >> third party. one in l.a., one last night. >> all leading up to the 40th anniversary of her first album. >> fabulous. >> happy birthday, shaka. >> everybody will be watching the supreme court. i'll be watching arizona and the four senators talking about immigration reform, see if they will make any news. will they come back to washington with a plan? will we see something happen? >> what do you think? >> i think we will see something start to happen whether they come back next week after easter and passover recess. >> interesting. >> i'll continue to watch the supreme court while are you watching arizona. and i predict we will continue to see a long parade of unconventional characters coming forward in support of marriage equality. particularly more republicans. >> you do? >> i do. >> republican elected officials. rob partman who really talked about his son and we heard from karl rove, right? who set us back. not necessarily did a big endorsement. >> today, it's be

created a brand with al-qaeda that is designed to siphon off anger in the arab and muslim worlds so roland's mixed who would win well first the chances are that the world would not go well for the us this has been were game to death for instance the atlantic monthly which is a neo con publication serving the interests of israel actually spent a huge amount of money to do a very very elaborate simulation of all of the possibilities for a war with iran and the result was that iran wins every time i mean the only way that iran can lose quote unquote is if the us essentially incinerates all their cities with nuclear bombs any other outcome is an arabian victory. it's it's a very very bad work plan unless of course you're a psychotic israeli like netanyahu and you would be perfectly happy to nuke you know every array and city but of course that would be a work crime that would put the us out of its position as the leader of the world instantly the whole world would be you know is just so disgusted by that it would be the end of america's life as as a world power is new but tool to war bill full s

easing is it is a confiscation exactly if you grant that yes it would so anyway we're out of time roland boss with davies thanks so much for being on the kaiser report knots it was a source of great pleasure mix. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and the fabulous stacy herbert i like to thank my guests davies if you can find him on twitter you should look and look for him on twitter he's at rowan abbas worth also be speaking at manchester on april fourth go to a site to learn more if you'd like to send us an email please do at kaiser reported r t t v dot argue. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. there's a little. story on. the spanish. visit. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make money and they have healthy guinea pigs in the regular society they're not able to use prison they wish they could. drug tests on human guinea pigs. to call. the subway he was killed. he didn't pass away.

roland belak house says his neighborhood has always been peaceful until the l.a.p.d. showed up he's still waiting for the city to pay for the damage to his home belak house also astonished at the reckless gun fire that continues to mark his street their whole. idea their training is supposed to be on based on the law and not emotional reaction and they totally went against the whole training seventy one year old a mariner and as is still recovering from two gunshot wounds she suffered while trying to shield her daughter margy attorney lin jonas says that the women are still fearful for their lives they have a difficult. time grappling with the fact that the police essentially tried to execute them this is the quiet neighborhood where officers shot at a marina and as in marjah kuranda right next to this elementary school is this neighborhood where several homes are still riddled with bullet holes shooting no way it's going to be just fine if it is all hell's going to break loose. and all hell broke loose twenty years ago after the rodney king trial but many believe vio

roland looks like bond. >> roland is so handsome. >> he is. >> stephanie: he has horrible toenails thoughe of his toenails. >> stephanie: i don't know. >> two things there though. what are you guys sleeping that close together? >> stephanie: one of us is having a nervous breakdown at one time or another. >> so you prop each other up or you tear each other down? >> stephanie: cling to each other. >> both. >> one is like throwing the other a life preserver and it sinks like a rock. >> stephanie: melissa can tell you roland wasn't there one night and i ended up on her like a koala. >> stephanie: i was sucking on her like a eucalyptus leaf. that was a long apology. i'm so sorry melissa. >> i hope a bottle of wine came with that apology. >> stephanie: a fruit basket. >> why are you apologizing? >> stephanie: it is like an alien face sucker. she was like get off me! let's go to phil in boston. you're on with hot brie. hello, phil. >> hi, guys, hello. >> he no, i'm wondering wondering why the president doesn't use the prime time tv address like other presidents have. i think this would be a -- >

. >>> "end point" roland want to start us off? >> i'll defer. >> what a gentleman. >> two-thirds of u.s. demand is consumer spending we should be worried about the huge debt our young people are carrying because of student loans. it's hard to revive the economy with the debt. >> it's impossible to see a solution to that. let's talk about your book dan baum "gun guys." >> i would say in my 15 seconds if you think about gun policy it would be good to know why guns appeal to people as they do and my book would help. >> talking to people in the middle as opposed to the edges. >> all kinds of guns. >> roland martin has given up his time. >> i'm wearing the boots. >> coming up tomorrow acvery eva longoria with us live. >>> "cnn newsroom" with don lemon begins right now. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> inch by inch and mile by mile, a massive winter storm burying records and taking aim at washington, government agencies shut down. snow piling up. power outages spreading. >>> the tsa changing the rules, small knives, some spo

i said, "bro, you have roland emmerich, who shot every big movie in the world."ting gunfire] "and cut." but they run it back in slow motion. it was like... even i was like, "that's good." but what i did tell him was this. i said his spirit was so cool. and he didn't understand. like, he's so -- he's such a big star, but the way they captured him in the film, man -- you loved working together, it sounds like. yeah, you know. absolutely. and i was always clowning because, you know -- he was just like, "man, just flex the biceps." yeah. oh, yeah. remember to flex the biceps? 'cause at one point there was a shot where he takes two guns and he does this. and i was like, "no, bro, you got to flex the thing." and that thing -- you know, all of that. it seems like you have a bond, the two of you. yes? i mean, i have a bond. and there's something about just -- i just love working with channing. yeah. and you say his name, and it feels euphoric. his name? yeah. yeah. channing tatum. it's like -- it's like "aloha." you know? what? no, it means hello and goodbye. just listen

. >>> cameron russell and roland martin and dan baum, author of "gun guys." storm, they're predicting the heart of washington, d.c., could see four to eight inches of snow but the surrounding areas up to 20 inches of snow. severe winter weather warning is in effect, d.c. schools are closed, central offices are closed, more than 93,000 customers are without power at this hour, most are in virginia, five major airlines canceled more than 1,000 flights. the storm covered for you, joe johns is live in winchester, virginia. shannon travis is live at washington dulles international airport. joe, what a big mess and looking worse than when i last saw you. how is it doing? >> reporter: that's for sure, soledad. right now the wind is picking up a little bit more in the she no shann shenandoah valley. it is sticking and it bring tree answer power lines down. people have been dealing with this since yesterday. it's already breaking records and it's not over yet. the massive deadly storm started its march in the upper plains. parts of north dakota had over a foot of snow

sexy liberal, tom and betty, roland is indeed awesome.wife and i are coming to sexy liberal in chicago from denver. we needed to have here with chair accessible seats. i couldn't get anywhere contacted roland and within just moments we were owner of tickets. ♪ me and the wife are fired up and ready to go you bet ya we are ♪ ♪ inside of the sexy liberal ♪ ♪ i got the vip meet and grope tickets ♪ ♪ with john fugelsang, hal sparks, and stephanie ♪ >> ermahgerd! ♪ there's john and pam ♪ >> i love john and pam. ♪ i look to my left i look to my right -- >> is that road flair mary >> oh, my gosh it's rocky mountain mike. >> i just hit the sexy liberal jackpot. >> awe, that steph she's a cutie, and she has a nice booty. ♪ check it out for yourself sexy liberal, saturday april 13th in chicago! going to be a good time don't ya know. >> stephanie: thank you girls. only three shows -- three shows this year, have already had the east coast this is the midwest show, there isn't going to be another one until the west coast and i don't know where -- [♪ "

ted rolands is there. again a big mystery. >> he won the lottery.fter he cashed his check, he ends up dead. initially it was ruled a heart attack. but his family was suspicious. they contacted the medical examiners and they went back, tested his blood, sure enough, he died of cyanide poisoning. so at that point, they ordered that his body be exhumed and they performed another autopsy. about an hour ago, we got the results. and because of decomposition, there was no cyanide traces forward in his body tissue or in the contents of his stomach. what they were hoping to find out is how did he get the cyanide in his body. now they don't know. it could have been injected, inhaled or ingested. of course a lot of speculation has been focused on his wife who served him his final meal. she says, yes, i cooked him will his final meal. however, i had nothing to do with his death. bottom line is they had his body exhumed hoping to find out pertinent information. they didn't. >> continues to be very perplexing. thanks so much. ted rowlands there out of chicago. >>

roland jones. he is buried on the inside. grandparents are both now buried in the church.robably more closely connected to miss martha washington than anybody else, other than george washington, is her first husband and their first two children. this is the final resting place of martha washington's first husband. this stone was ordered from london. although he and both of their first two children, their first son and their first daughter, who lie here, were first interred now outside the plantation outside of williamsonburg, they remained at the church in the early part of the century. this is a tenement. she owned who is hold lot going back a couple of acres, and which means she owned a huge chunk of one williamsburg was. she stayed here on and off for most of her life. williamsburg was the center of her world. she was here when her husband, daniel custis, was a prominent member of this community and she was here very often when george washington was a political leader in the colony. and, of course, in order to be able to protect and promote her own business interests in

right now i'm joined by anthony butler, roland frameeny and jacqueline and my friend father bill dalyave you here on this saturday morning. on wednesday cardinal jorge mario bergoglio of argentina was elected through a secret ballot to be the 266th pontiff of the roman catholic church. cardinal jorge mario bergoglio now pope francis is 76 years old, the first jesuit pope and the first pope from latin america a region of the world that along with africa has represent ad major source of growth for the catholic church. in 1910, 65% of all catholics resided in europe, 24% in latin america and caribbean. now the church looks radically different. in 2010, 24 catholics resided in europe. the elevation of jorge mario bergoglio to the papacy represents an acknowledgement of the cardinals of the demographic power centers but other elements make it unclear what his election portends. he's a fierce advocate of the poor. his role as head of the jesuit order during the height of argentina's vicious, brutal wars which is estimated to kill up to 30,000 people spurred charges of silence and complicity

sounds like from roland to the secretary of center because of an earlier crash at ygnacio boulevard.ing highway 4, eastbound highway 4 at hillcrest, there is an accident there blocking one right lane and in the commute direction, pretty busy approaching a street. that is traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> all right, liz. we have some weather coming our way, storm clouds going to gather and won't be long we'll be talking about rain. right now staying dry. looking back toward the city of san francisco, a few clouds and a little sunshine, too. temperatures still in the 30s and 40s but toward the afternoon 50s and 60s. the winds will be ramping up. the rain could start in the north bay late in the afternoon spreading across the bay area in the evening and overnight. showers continuing, maybe thunderstorms on thursday, dry weather this weekend. lapenos, onion rings and gooey, pepper jack cheese. 9 pm. you know what that means... we turn into werewolves. udno d ie...rt sta serving my late night munchie meals at nine. for six bucks you get 2 tacos, halfsie fries, and a drink, p

in an e-mail brown's attorney denies any extortion and says brown was given the letters by roland shaffer'sy william shepherd told us, adding this is about taking advantage of an elderly couple. >> many family members rely and trust the help of trained professionals who are going to look after both medical needs and day-to-day needs of elderly parents. this was one of those situations and, unfortunately, it ended the way it did with trust betrayed. >> reporter: and they want their journals and letters back. brown isn't talking but in the court file a draft agreement she signed. she promises if she gets the $3 million, all efforts to coerce, control, blackmail, or extort the scheafer family will end. lo, the best highway fuel economy of any gas engine in america. that's american ingenuity. to find new roads. [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec® love the air. on i had[ designer ]eelingit. enough of just covering up my modera

roland knows he has to be tech support, just stay on the phone, what?eanny, i don't think that's what they went my a link. >> stephanie: go to my pc try it for free. the pro foe code is stephanie. 19 minutes after the hour right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> this is too weird man. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ than vacuuming alone. leaving you with a carpet that's truly fresh and clean. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ i hear the secrets that you keep, when you're talking in your sleep ♪ >> stephanie: all right. that's enough of everybody's disastrous personal life. everybody look alive. it went from marriage into the lonely heart's club into -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: i am the only one that has no room to talk about anything. every time i try to give advice you are like ah-bah-bah -- >> you have no room to give advice. >> i'm fine. >> yeah

and will cain and roland martin. nice to have all of with you us.health scare in oklahoma. the health department notifying 7,000 patients, roughly one out of every 50 people in tulsa, oklahoma, that they may have been exposed to hepatitis b, hepatitis c, hiv, all treated by one particular dentist, whose name is scott harrington. officials say he is a menace to public health. susan rogers, director of the oklahoma board of den terroristity said this to me in the last hour. >> some of the things we found were just absolutely incredible. and it's stuff, basic universal precautions for blood borne patho agapath yo g patho jen. he was allowing unauthorized, unlicensed personnel to do sedation. completely unacceptable and illegal in oklahoma. >> we are live in tulsa. >> reporter: good morning, soledad. you know when it's bad when health investigators do this kind of work for leaving, inspecting clinics and dentist offices say when they walked out of this dental clinic behind me, they felt sick. tulsa health officials say the sanitation conditions inside t

. >> back up the ride from roland heading south and continuing past central san raphael. >> overall drivef the slow. >> it is slow at the bay bridge toll plaza where the back up here still reaches right to the berkeley curve from there it is a 21 minute drive time from here is only 14. the name is the best approach the bridge. >> the san mateo bridge ride on 92 westbound it peaked at about 15 minutes your drive times dropping to 13 minutes from the west bound ride. for the golden gate bridge the rough ride northern region. here across the span traffic is getting heavier. it usually peaks at about 845. it is looking like we still will have hair traffic to contend with for the south bound commutes. >> speaking of the commute thus affect the transit commute. >> public transit some delays fh train this morning. not to bad. no delays for bart, caltran, or the muni metro. >> or the weather center here's erica. >> georgia is a, morning. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the '40's. >> oakland declined to 50. but '40's in san francisco. 48 livermore. futurecast 4 highlighting changes to tal

roland said i it would only be creepy if i was in a nurse's outfit in her bed. >> or if you crawled inould have asked. >> no. that's fine. >> stephanie: she was sweet and appreciative. >> as long as you tell her before she gets home. >> stephanie: i did. i'm really sorry. i went to your apartment. i hope you don't think -- because she's like -- i'm going to be the kramer neighbor. how is your date going? oh, he's still here. sorry. >> you might have seen all of her s & m equipment. that would have been awkward. >> stephanie: i didn't root through her underthings or touch the stripper pole. put the soup in there. >> do not go in the bottom drawer of the nightstand. >> stephanie: i don't know what's going on in there. >> never anything good in the bottom drawer of the nightstand. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i'm picturing it will be like the opening of laugh in. how you doing? i'm doing my joanne worley laugh and slamming the door again. okay. >> what are you doing here? [ ♪ opera ♪ ] >> stephanie: that's me. slam. the guy at the deli where i picked it up, he said were you sick? i said no,