scully: how do you fix it? representative torres: i think members just have to commit to working together. we have to commit personal time getting to know each other traveling in each other's districts, and learning about the issues that are important and respecting those issues. and the differences we have between each other, i think, is important. mr. scully: i would suspect another big difference is the amount of money it takes to run for congress and to get reelected. what has that been like for you? representative torres: it has been incredibly hard to get here. the money involved in politics makes it almost impossible for someone like me, an average mom, a 911 dispatcher by trade, it's incredible that i made it this far, but here i am. mr. scully: why did you decide to seek elective office? representative torres: i answered a call as a 911 dispatcher of an 11-year-old girl who died at the hands of her uncle. it really pushed me into a political world that i frankly did not know existed. i was the average

scully: why is will hurd a republican? representative hurd: i believe in freedom, small government having a strong national defense. i believe in equal opportunity. these are things that have always resonated with me. my dad likes to say he was the first like republican in san antonio. -- first black republican in san antonio. i have not been able to fact check that. my dad was a salesman for 30 years. when he retired, he and my mother started a beauty supply school. and i saw what it meant to build something from scratch and be rewarded for your efforts. these were the experiences i had growing up. mr. scully: brothers, sisters? representative hurd: i am the baby of three. my sister is four years older, my brother is five years older. we are really close. mr. scully: when you took the oath of office, what were your mom and dad thinking? representative hurd: my mom was crying and my dad was proud. my dad was 82 years old. he showed up to the capitol. he usually walks with a cane. he did not have his cane. i said, dad, do i

. ♪ john: landmark cases at the supreme court are like vin scully calling a double-header -- you know're in for a long haul, but you savor every word of it. we will play some of the best bites from inside the supreme court oral arguments on gay marriage today. let's start with what was said by justice anthony kennedy who many consider to be the crucial swing vote in this particular case and this issue. justice kennedy: when you think about these cases, you think about words or cases. the word that keeps coming back to me is millennia, plus time. first of all, there has not been really time for the federal system to engage in this debate. the separate states. on a larger scale, it has been -- it was about the same time between brown and loving lawrence and this case. john: greg, justice kennedy is somebody who people on the pro-gay marriage side have counted on as a safe vote. there he was expressing skepticism about changing the definition of marriage. do you think justice kennedy is still a safe vote for gay marriage? him greg: i think he is highly likely vote for same-sex marriage b

you may really james scully is the newly minted cfo at avon. he came recently. he was the coo of j. crew before this particular tour of duty, so, again, they're postponing their investor day. we'll watch for any reaction but none so far in the stock after hours. back over to you. >> that company has been having a hard time lately. thank you very much. let's trade it. >> $8 has been really good support for this name. you don't like to hear that they're postponing investor day. what do they have to prepare ? you would think they had be able to at least put out a slide deck of a couple slides and tell us because going on. that being said, as long as it holds above 8 bucks i think you're already here. >> see, that's lame. we talked about it at the top of the show. lame excuses. may 13th is a month away. 24/7 for a month you could prepare for anything. i could pass the bar if you gave me that amount of time. >> that's a particularly tough excuse -- >> in a month. >> qualcomm coming under activist pressure from ja that partners. jana saying the company should spin off the chip unit from t

. ♪ mark: landmark cases of vistaprint court are like vin scully calling a double-header.ll play some of the best buys from inside the supreme court oral arguments on gay marriage today. let's start with what was said by justice anthony kennedy who many consider to be the crucial swing vote in this particular case and this issue. justice kennedy: when you think about these cases, you think about words and cases. the word they keep coming back to me is millennia plus time. first of all, there is not been really time for the federal system to engage in this debate. the separate states. on a larger scale, it has been -- about the same time between brown and loving, lawrence and this case. about 10 years. there is time for the scholars and the commentators and the bar and the public to engage. 10 years, i don't even know how to count the decimals. millennia -- this definition has been with us for millennia. it is very difficult for the court. we know better. john: greg justice kennedy is somebody who people on the pro-gay marriage side have counted on as a safe boat in this vo

john scully, who was the ceo of apple and became famous, or infamous, depending on how you look at itring steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. in this movie, jobs has conflicts with all of them that get dramatized and worked out in a very compressed and claustrophobic environment. in particular, one of the more interesting relationships is with his daughter. his eldest daughter, lisa. emily: you spoke with steve jobs. did you ever meet mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak with mark zuckerberg? aaron: no. we met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no, because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him, in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his dream. i don't think anyone would be comfortable with a movie being

he is the vin scully, the harry carry of the bay area, one of the fair few who did baseball and football. so land told me years ago he had to come up with one of his own and tell it good-bye was important. our thoughts go out to his four daughters, robin as i understandy lisa and lindsay. no services are planned. the last time i saw him he said to me, shoe i was on the mike for both of your 49er highlights. he had that signed of sense of humor. we are going to his him dearly. he will be saying tell it good-bye to everybody where he is now. >> thank you shoe. >>> tomorrow is opening day for the a's at owe dot cocoliseum. rain is pts anded. earlier today abc7 news was there's there as a storm hit the coliseum bart station. right now the camera shows clouds in the sky. no rain. tomorrow that will change. drew has more with live doppler 7 hd. >> if this was the only shot you saw all day you would be saying what rain? it was early, quick, and a live look outside shows you a beautiful sunday evening on tap. lots of sunshine just a few clouds. but earlier we had looid light showers moving throu

. >> vin scully has been calling the dodgers games since harry truman was in the oval office. aoki.defense. look at the human vacuum cleaner, aka brandon crawford to joe panic. how about a piece of the rock for insurance? justin maxwell, his first home run since december of 2013. they snap la's seven game win streak. >>> the turnstiles in anaheim were like the angels running the bases. that man gone. pumped a little higher octain. off drew. oakland brought in the first baseman ike davis to pitch. put la down in order. his first career game on the mound. first as position player to pitch for a long time. ken bastida stormed into the sports off to protest my blog supporting the atlanta hawks coach as coach of the year over steve kerr. you can see why ken is wrong again by reading by blog. >>> pelicans put a scare to the warrior fans before golden state pulled away and won. but kerr says the performance didn't surprise him. >> to quote a great dennis green, they are who we thought they were. >> if you want to crown them, then crown their [bleep]. but we are who they thought we were. >>

he is the vin scully, the harry carry of the bay area, one of the fair few who did baseball and football. so land told me years ago he had to come up with one of his own and tell it good-bye was important. our thoughts go out to his four daughters, robin as i understandy lisa and lindsay. no services are planned. the last time i saw him he said to me, shoe i was on the mike for both of your 49er highlights. he had that signed of sense of humor. we are going to his him dearly. he will be saying tell it good-bye to everybody where he is now. >> thank you shoe. >>> tomorrow is opening day for the a's at owe dot cocoliseum. rain is pts anded. earlier today abc7 news was there's there as a storm hit the coliseum bart station. right now the camera shows clouds in the sky. no rain. tomorrow that will change. drew has more with live doppler 7 hd. >> if this was the only shot you saw all day you would be saying what rain? it was early, quick, and a live look outside shows you a beautiful sunday evening on tap. lots of sunshine just a few clouds. but earlier we had looid light showers moving throu

there's been 152 men released from death row having been exonerated and scully at robert pro- death penalty people and obama too is death penalty. he says in some cases it is so heinous we have to do this. >> host: he is pro- killing. if you can kill people by drones -- >> guest: that's the death penalty. i've been very lucky in my life. three sons all doing good deeds in the world. one of my son takes care of lost boys from sudan and my other two are athletes, baseball coaches and teachers and my wife i not only love my wife that i adore. we met in washington and she was a nurse and we met and married about four weeks later. our families said you're rushing into this. >> host: how many years now? spigots and 96 years, 48 for my wife and 48 for me. do the full count, i wife says. >> host: does she worry about you writing around on your bicycle? >> guest: i've had two crashes. i broke my jaw on time and i was hospitalized and i broke my ankle. i had a helmet on both times but she let me borrow her car occasionally come she's very generous with her car. >> host: but you still go everywhere on

they've been exonerated and scully john roberts, pro- death penalty people and obama is pro- death penalty. he says while in some cases it is so heinous that we have to do it. >> host: because he is pro- killing people, too if you can kill people by drones. >> guest: i've been very lucky in my life i have a family with three sons that are doing good deeds in the world. they were athletes, and my wife i love and adore her. the family said zero now you are rushing into this. it's been 96 years. 48 for my wife and for me. >> host: does she worry about you writing around on your bicycle? >> guest: i broke my jaw one time and i was hospitalized. >> host: and you still write everywhere on your bike and you are at 76? >> guest: 77 now. i run marathons, i've run 18 marathons and i just did the cherry blossom race on sunday. she was an obstetrical nurse and they do a class now that obstetrical violence and how they treat women. and i admired the midwives and the obstetricians. the hospitals are run by men and i think that home births are low-cost and the midwives can do it and i bring them into my

al: red barber and vince scully was the young and up-and-coming announcer.as another announcer by the name of connie desmond. i've been listening to vinnie since i was six or seven years old and he is still doing the dodgers. charlie: does anybody do baseball better than vinnie? al: no. he is just -- i live in los angeles. i would be driving around and i would tune in and it is like this is my whole life. i heard vinnie when i was six years old and now i hear him when i'm 60. what? he sounds -- it is wonderful because he has a great sense of wonder. he has seen a million games. he has seen everything. yet, it is almost as if when you listen to his voice, it is like he went to the game for the first time. it's -- it is a brand-new thing for him. it is wonderful. charlie: there is one thing in this book about taking three generations of michaels as a fan to watch the game. al: me, my son and daughter, and my grandchildren. here are my two grandchildren. i mentioned early in the book -- i know the los angeles kings have had a sorry history until recently, until

james mcguire and mary scully recognized by the pennsylvania society for their contributions to those. for more than 25 years sister mary has been helping the homeless and others who live in poverty through project home. the mcguire foundation founded in 2000 funds more than a thousand scholarships a year to promising students using financial aid. >>> hundreds of employees of virtua health along with folks from the philadelphia 76ers teamed up to spruce up a local mental health facility. volunteers spent today landscaping painting and cleaning the children's home campus of legacy treatment services in mount holly. even the 76ers mascot franklin was on hand to cheer on the troops. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> time for accuweather with the "action news" big board,

nbc has announced they are remaking the sitcom "coach," fox is planning to bring back mulder and scully"x files." "twin peaks" fans are rejoiceing as it will make a comeback on showtime. and last but not least, netflix creating a sequel to the hit sitcom "full house." ♪ whatever happened to predictability the milk man the paper boy the evening tv ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a little teapot short and stout ♪ ♪ here's my handle here's my spout ♪ ♪ ♪ gotta give you gotta give ♪ >> how rude! [ laughter ] >> this one's going to a little lady who's about to go sleep. >> two, three, four -- ♪ your loving teddy bear i put it ♪ >> i mean seriously. did you need to watch anything more than this? this is phenomenal. the show will be called "fuller house." set to feature d.j. and steph tanner uncle jesse, and your favorite next-door neighbor kimmy gibbler. with me equal lover of "full house," tgif laurie seigel. we were laughing at the break. both of us went -- you were there for work maybe little older. i went with my family in san francisco as a kid. i remember saying the first place we have stephen aug to the "fu

. >> scully has been calling dodger games since harry truman was in office.he fourth 2-0 giants. aoki down the first place line. there's the dodgers we all know and love. two runs score, 4-0 lead for tim lincecum. timmy got offense and defense. look at the human vacuum cleaner aka brandon crawford to panik, 4-6-3 double play. justin maxwell his first home run since 2013. giants win 6-2. and that snaps l.a.'s seven-game win streak. >>> turnstiles in anaheim were like the angels running the bases they just kept turning and turning. a little higher octane off drew pomeranz his first of the year and that was no cheapie. how bad was it? they were down 14-1. oakland brought in first baseman ike davis to pitch. he set down l.a. in order in his first career game on the pitchers mound. first a's position player to pitch since frankie manakeno. a's lose 14-1. >>> the nba coach of the year is not steve kerr. it's mike budenholzer of atlanta. it's a decision i agree with and you can check on my blog on that story at cbssf.com. have a great day, everybody. >>> play of the

scully:>> having its best day in three months. 56% since the last earnings report.ng video customers have now topped 61 million worldwide. have some perspective. never lick subscribers count is honest -- netflix subscribers count is all must the same as comcast and time warner combined. i want to move on to flash memory chipmaker, having its worst a since march 26 when it fell 18% after it cut its first-quarter revenue and earnings forecast. the company continues to slide in trading today because the second quarter outlook is not much better. you can see this is the red line, the second quarter earnings per share estimate according to analysts estimates that we have compiled. the white line is the share price. this leg lower this was three weeks ago. this is when analysts took down their second quarter earnings per share. following this later report it is fall and more. you could argue the share price has further room to decline given how much lower earnings-per-share estimates are. in terms of what analysts are saying in response to this outlook, they're saying the

. >> at that time red barber was doing the games and vince scully was the young and up and coming announcer the name of connie desmond who was great. so i have been listening to vinnie since i was six or seven years old. and he's estimate stock the dodgers. >> rose: does anybody do baseball better than him? >> no no. he's just-- i live in los angeles. i will be driving around. and i will tune in and it's like this is my whole life. i heard vinnie when i was six years old. and then i hear vinnie in my 60s. it's like what? and he sounds-- and it's wonderful because he has you know what he has a great sense of wonder. he has seen a million games. he's seen everything there is nothing sinnie hasn't seen. and yet it's almost as if when you listen to his voice and the lilt it's like he went to the game for the first time. he's just-- it's a brand-new thing for him. it's wonderful. >> there is one thing in this book about taking three generations of michaels. >> uh-huh. >> as a fan to watch the game. >> me, my son and daughter and my grandchildren. >> and my here are my two grandchildren. i mentio

caller: i'm so fired up about next week, seeing steve scully. hope to see you and all the good people at c-span. i just want to say to a national television audience that i am so fired up about ted cruz. i would vote for him over anybody in history. he will be the greatest president in history. host: why not marco rubio? caller: i think markup is great. cruz is the debating champion and college. when he gets into a debate with hillary clinton, i bet my money on ted cruz. he's the greatest ever. i'm so fired up. looking forward to seeing you and having lunch with steve scully. host: all right. marie in minnesota, democrat. caller: as far as loretta lynch she should be confirmed and she should be confirmed now. the reason i am calling is because of the comment max boot made yesterday. this is unbelievable to me that i heard this. i know what i heard. he said president was the reason we have isis. absolutely a false statement. it is not because of the united states that we have isis. it is because of the problem over there in the middle east with t

and mark knows and a lot of the guys, scully, dave jackson very few things have never been done before the modalities are different, we are doing twitter and meerkat. all these things. i don't know what a meerkat is. [laughter] christi: it is a little animal. >> some aspects of it are different. there are differences in modalities and tactics but not in broader themes. as you watch the obama white house's struggle with its second term, it feels pretty familiar to anyone that watched bill clinton struggle with his second term or george bush. obviously katrina is not the same thing as a broken web site, and syria is not the same thing as impeachment. so each of these are different, but a lot of the broad strokes, a lot of the currents of politics and governance are familiar. as scott said, it is great to keep that in mind when we do our reporting and help our readers and viewers and listeners understand that perspective of what is going on. that is what makes the job fun in a lot of ways. >> you have the perspective that many of us have, which is, how do you maintain, what other people e

scully. >> wow. >> so that is going to be great. >> congratulations. that's quite an honor. are you going to be sitting at the table between your republican and democratic son to keep the peace? >> probably. but if i think they're going to act decent, i might sit beside somebody from c-span and have a nice conversation with them. >> so what if they get out of hand? >> well, i'll try to reign them in. but as i've said before, it's not easy. one thing after i was on c-span, which i obviously hit a nerve. i had people call and put on facebook like i have two daughters always fighting at christmas, and we have a horrible christmas, and i didn't mine to give that impression. i have eight grandchildren and it really gets loud before dallas and brad and jessica gets into it and starts arguing. i would prefer that they didn't, but but later they go out and do things together. they don't hold a grudge, which is good. they talk back and forth some. they hang up on each other, but they still love each other and are decent to each other when they see one another. >> well joyce woodhouse

lot of first times and never befores and it is just -- and mark knows and a lot of the guys, steve scully and dave jackson george certainly nose, veryknows, very few things have never been done before. it has been done differently. the modalities are different. we're doing twitter and meerkat. >> you look at me. >> i don't know what meerkat is. >> it is a little animal. >> some aspects of it are different, right? that's about modalities and tactics, not about broader themes. and so as you watch the obama white house struggle with its second term, it feels pretty familiar to anybody who watched bill clinton struggle with his second term or george w. bush struggle with his second term. it is not the same. katrina is not the same thing as a broken website. and, you know, syria is not the same thing as an impeachment, and so each of these are different. but a lot of the broad strokes the larger currents of politics and governance are familiar. and so scott says it is great to keep that in mind when we do our reporting and try to help readers and listeners and viewers understand the perspectiv

scully. i have good news. true religion unites. the good news is that the teacher is here. the son of man is here. you can reach him on youtube. he streams live today at 12:00 eastern standard time. what divides this religion is that you have so many people falsely represented. they don't understand the scriptures and they are saying that they were sent to teach us. they are basically line. they have divided the books and divided the people. but now the son of man is here tonight is an to just the true understanding of the scriptures. host: ok. from detroit, michigan. another viewer historically, religion has both divided and united. net good or not bad? and political essay inside the "washington post" on senator menendez. bob menendez doesn't belong in the u.s. senate, writes dana mi lbank. next is john from maryland. you say religion divides us, why? caller: hey, good morning. did you hear that last crackpot? the son of man is here? that is wonderful. please give me my two minutes because what i'm going to say isn't going to be popular especially with the chocolate magic

scully. host: wow!. congratulations. are you going to sit between your funds to keep the peace?uest: probably. if i think they're going to act decent, i might sit beside somebody from c-span, and have a nice conversation with them. host: what if they get out of hand? guest: i will try to rein them in. as i said before, it is not easy. one thing -- after i was on c-span which obviously hit a nerve. i had people call and put on facebook -- i have two daughters who are always fighting at christmas, and we have a horrible christmas. i didn't mean to give that impression. i have a grandchildren -- eight grandchildren, and it really gets loud before everyone starts arguing, and i would prefer that they did it, but later they go out and do things together. they don't hold a grudge. which is good. they talk back and forth on, they hang up on each other, but they still love each other, and are decent to each other when they see one another. host: joyce woodhouse, looking forward to have a you appear in washington tomorrow as a guest of c-span. safe travels on your way up. we will see you