you are saying she has something to hide. >> yes, she do. she do. [all talking at once] >> why do you think she is cheating? >> i know she is cheating. i know she is. >> aaron -- >> in the house. all the people in the house. >> kirk: let's back this up. you are saying she kicked him out so that someone could move in? >> yes,. >> kirk: is that what happened? >> no, that is not what happened. >> yes, it is. >> no, it's not. >> kirk: and you heard her on the phone talking to a co-worker. >> she answered the phone and said, hey, boo, tell aaron i say, hey. and she said this is not aaron. >> who was it. >> and the co-worker -- >> kirk: jasmine is that why you are ausing him? >> no. >> when aaron is out and i call him he never answers the phone. [applause] >> kirk: have you cheated on him? >> no. >> while me and aaron was together i never cheated on him. >> i think she accuse me because she is covering up she is the one. >> and you don't answer your phone and as soon always walk through the door and you are like hello you called me? you know i called you d

doing. so makes sure she stays out of trouble.ub do the vices you were doing. ure she stays out of trouble.b do the vices you were doing. so makes sure she stays out of trouble. do the vices you were doing. so makes sure she stays out of trouble.do the vices you were doing. so makes sure she stays out of trouble. >> $2500 and that's every day? that's, what -- hold on. how much -- $2500 is what? >> a day. >> $2500 monday and tuesday, that's what, that's $10,000 -- >> no. >> wait. i'm trying to count. >> what about saturday and sunday? >> whoa, whoa. this is serious. >> if you let me count, i'm trying to count it. $17,500. add that up for a year. $17,500 times 52. ♪ $900,000. >> come on, gary. >> that ain't it? >> you can't add it up. >> give me a beat. >> this dude don't know it, he can't do math. she have been a poet. or maybe a designer. >> what if it was a leap year? >> hell, no. >>> all right. everyone is a huge cakathleen heigl fan. she's coming back to tv, guys. don't worry, it's not gray's anatomy. because you still watch that, right? no. >> i haven't watc

what's she doing?" she said, "gypsy." >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and then billy rose, the great producer, drove us home in his, uh...rolls-royce. >> riedel: [laughs] not bad. >> but on the way home -- 'cause we dropped the two ethels off at the park lane hotel -- >> we should say that ethel's daughter was "little ethel." >> little ethel. >> riedel: she named her daughter after herself. >> first there was ethel agnes zimmerman, her mother. became ethel merman. and then ethel merman levitt, her daughter. >> riedel: anyway, you were saying -- >> mr. rose was driving -- we dropped them off, and he was driving me up to 79th and park, anthe most wonderful thing of it was that he was on in years, especially compared to me, and he was talking to me like -- as he w

. >> she says she don't do nut, i believe she don't do nothing. >> reporter: now police say everyone in this case knew each other. police say they had a common interest in drugs. more arrests are expected. watch this space. live in prince william county, pat collins, news 4. >>> today, a grand jury indicted a suspect in the disappearance of a virginia teenager, alexis murphy. the 17-year-old is from nelson county, virginia. today, 48-year-old randy taylor was indicted for her abduction. she was last seen august 3rd. taylor insists he wasn't the

i wouldn't have known i'd be doing this 30 years ago. she has a lot of interests. ke the theme behind my first book, you can be anything you want to be in life. you don't have to be narrowed into that. you can do a lot of things. >> we talked last week hoda, they have a new survey that says parents aren't reading to their children anymore. it's really affecting them. you obviously had parents that read to you and great memories and kids love books and they love what's important in life. >> i have a love for children's picture books. apps are great. electronic gadgetry is fine. nothing beats a parent sitting with a kid and holding a book. the whole tactile bonding experience. >> yeah, and the illustrations too on this book. >> i love this. >> hargess. he's wonderful. >> did he do the other one as well? >> he did. the whimsy and -- >> humor. >> attention to detail. such a perfect match. >> has your daughter read this? >> she was the proofreader. she corrected the syntax and grammar. >> of course she did. >> she knows how to spell it right then. >> we wish you luck. >>

she doesn't know you like i do. - she doesn't know what'll happen to you. - what? that you'll be on your own. i'm the only one who really understands you, who's genuinely got your best interests at heart. if you go to spain, this thing will follow you, i promise. what, you think a bit of sun and sea will wash it away? well, it won't. it'll be there, every night, every night you close your eyes. i know this, zoe. i ran away to spain and it changed nothing. what do i do? i can't keep this up. i can't do it. you pull yourself together, yeah? and we go over the square, right? we go to the vic, we have a drink and we show the world that there is nothing wrong. i can't do that, sam. yes, zoe. you can... it's not really my style but it fits perfectly. - look, i'm clearly going down like a lead balloon here. - no, no you're fine. to tell you the truth, chrissie. i've been having a bit of a rough time. i've got things preying on my mind... - i had a couple of whiskies... - sure... sure, what? sure, shut up? or sure, you understand? sure, i understand. i've had better times

she could not do it. >> she never dreamed she would be first lady. betty ford.here were extraordinary circumstances. she said be yourself. on the one hand, there are tensions between the east and west wing. sometimes it is overtly hostile. there was a challenge from the right with runway can -- ronald reagan. the majority thought she was stepping over the line, and they were in for a surprise. >> betty had a huge following, particularly among women and women's issues. barbara bush really did seem to say so what. >> it works better in the white house than anywhere. there was a quote, i dressed fine. i just don't look so good. people just chuckled. many feel a kinship. she was a first lady many considered stylish. they were very different women. ironically, each one worked at the time. >> barbara bush came across as the first grandmother. she helped create that image. roslyn carter, she is implying we have the best interest of our therefore, we can be interest advisor. >> she got burned like abigail >> she went as his ambassador which are not turn out to be as wel

i take them at her word that she hasn't but she's doing everything she would need to do if she wantedo flip that light switch on. above anyone else, the clinton family understands that she's doing that. >> including the interview with the very well placed and timely interview with new york magazine. >> absolutely. >> chris, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that does it for us for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. follow the show online and on twitter. and my colleague, tamron hall has a look at what's next for "news nation." >> thank you very much. coming up in the next hour, the question when it domestics to the u.s. and iran, president obama opened the door to the possibility in his speech this morning at the u.n., in a couple of hours iran's president will address the general assembly. during his new address, president obama renewed his call to close gitmo just as the hunger strike is over. >>> plus, an emotional handover as the biological father of a 4-year-old little girl known as baby veronica forced to return his daughter to the adoptive parents. is this the end of

we'll find out how she's doing. ink as long as she starts feeling the love from people and feels the forgiveness that every single one of us, you know, longed for at times in our life -- >> i don't think viewers at home felt the disdain that the advertisers thought they would feel. i think when all the -- >> i think they came to a very quick conclusion before all the facts were in. we said that on the air. a lot of you agreed with us. others didn't. but you know what? when you've been in that position, accused of something, you know -- >> i think what was telling to me is when we had guests on, we had natalie cole on. we asked natalie cole about the way she thought paula deen was treated. she thought it was way too harshly. we heard it over and over again by our guests. >> when you compare other people who did worse things, have been completely -- >> forgiven. >> totally. never paid a price for it at all. if we're going to dish out that kind of punishment, let's let it be equal. >> yeah. >> across the board to everyb

what she's doing is this dance. you know, this dance between using, you know, not assailing of the government's tamarty in refugee policy. in my day, but she's making it very painfully clear on the ground where she stands. ..

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she's happy doing what she's doing.he thought she could make a unique contribution, she would consider running. i would not advise her not to do it if she wanted to. politics is like pro football. it's a contact sport. if you don't want to get hit, you should stay on the sidelines. but you can't complain when you get into an arena where you know particularly in the modern age, the power and influence where there's so much static in the air it's hard to establish a gone basis of just facts. but it's still an incredibly rewarding thing to do. i would always want her to do what she wanted to do, what makes her happy, what makes her feel fulfilled. but if she wanted to do it, i would never discourage her. i think it's a noble calling. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> up next, a new symbol of protest. why four is better than five or even one. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i c

she knows what she is doing, a bunch of different poses balancing on it's bike. here she goes.tanding up on the bike. >> clearly, she is good at what she is doing, a very good stunt rider. does she have to do in a bikini. >> she has no helmet, nothing to protect any of her skin. >> another strong, fit female. 18-year-old lona norris from norway. she is a fitness model. she is 18 and in incredible shape. her moves. check it out. working out with the guys. spotting this guy. working out with this guy. >> she does have great legs about you she is 18 years old. >> this fall, this woman competes in the ifbb world championships and arnold classic in europe. who is more bad ass. >> i'm impressed with this woman. she is able to lift ann credible amount of weight but she also seems like a really talented, fast runner. >> she is wearing appropriate clothing for what she is doing. >> i'm more impressed by the woman riding the motorcycle, not because she can wear a bikini and look good but some real talent for a high-powered video. >> this is really my way of showing off two videos of two

what she doing?" she said, "gypsy." >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and then billy rose, the great producer, drove us home in his, uh...rolls-royce. >> riedel: [laughs] not bad. >> but on the way home -- 'cause we dropped the two ethels off at the park lane hotel -- >> we should say that ethel's daughter was "little ethel." >> little ethel. >> riedel: she named her daughter after herself. >> first there was ethel agnes zimmerman, her mother. became ethel merman. and then ethel merman levitt, her daughter. >> riedel: anyway, you were saying -- >> mr. rose was driving -- we dropped them off, and he was driving me up to 79th and park, and the most wonderful thing of it was that he was on in years, especially compared to me, and he was talking to me like -- as he

she is doing productions in l.a. right now. >> she is in l.a. rehearsing a play that i wrote. we are doing a reading at the blind theater with matthew willard on a tv show called the bridge, in scream, wonderful actor and she will be in a play that i wrote called handle with care coming off broadway hopefully this fall with carroll lawrence the original maria in west side story. >> wonderful. >> we are working on that as well. and also got the book personal statement which is available on amazon. >> the book is about? >> the book is a young adult satire that i like to call -- it's a cross between gossip girl and bonfire of the vanities and it's about a group of overachieving high school teenagers who descend on a small coastal town in connecticut because a hurricane is about to bear down to beef up their college resumes and get in the ivy league college of their dreams. >> thank you for coming on. we can't wait to read the book. good luck again. we want to see you bring home a lot of emmys and come back and show them to us. >> it will be fun. thank you, kai. >> to purchase jaso

she said you can be anything you want. and he said all right. do you ever sit your husband down and say jerry you weren't very good today? and she said all the time. and i know for a fact because of my current work when he dumped nelson rock feller for vice president at the end of 1975, she said jerry you're a damned fool for doing it. that's betty ford's candor, part of what he loved and treasured. >> i think her input was very important in that same way. what she thought about the nixon pardon and how she said, if we don't do this it's going to -- the country is going to continue to tear apart. >> she said herself she had tried unsuccessfully to get a woman on the supreme court but she did get a woman in the cabinet. so we know from her own words that she was a significant lobbyist. >> absolutely. >> and that's the first job in the modern era. >> you made reference when we talked about roosevelt about her command of all the media available at the time. we are going back to the dawn of the 20th century and listen to low hoover about the depression

at 93 she's doing the same work she started doing in 1942 as part of the famous rosie the riveter brigadeworld war ii. she is something of a local legend now. the last of her era still on the job. if you need inspiration, here it is the. nbc's mike taibbi has her story. >> reporter: 5:00 in the morning, leaving for work. a short drive, a stop for coffee, a brief staff meeting. >> all right, everybody. let's hit it. >> reporter: and then elinor otto, 93, is at her position at the boeing plant, driving in more of the 3,000 rivets in a wing section for a c-17 cargo plane. >> i'm a working person, i guess. i like to get up, get out of the house, get something accomplished during the day. not be put out in pasture. >> reporter: she's been doing it since 1942, starting at 65 cents an hour. one of thousands of american women who helped the war effort by joining the rosie the riveter brigades, memorialized in song. ♪ >> reporter: when the war ended the rosies disappeared. >> within days we were gone. >> reporter: elinor, a young beauty with a son in need of a paycheck tried office work and even c

put it this way, she's a do-gooder. into greenpeace, amnesty. she'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony. how does she square that working at a place like this? i think paige was an activist back in college, then figured it wasn't going to pay the rent, but she did feel like a sellout. it came to a head a few months ago. okay, the makers of fit and thin miracle fat eliminator are looking for 10 million potential customers. you ready for the parameters? yeah. females, 25 to 49, single or divorced, caucasian... why just white women? because as a group they tend to be more unhappy with their bodies. so we're targeting overweight women. of course we are. it's fit and thin. all this information, this great technology, to hawk diet pills. come on, paige. not again. there are kids going hungry. there are people without health care. there are schools without textbooks, and we're doing this? you left out global warming. doesn't it ever bother you? it's a paycheck, not my life-- or yours. you volunteer, donate, unlike me, you actually make a

raerl did you think the investigation was a distraction to what you needed to do and what she needed to do? >> i think the investigation was tough on her. a. >> reporter: we asked her what she's doing about an oil company in newark. >> they denied it, denied it, denied it. there's no one to help us with it. >> evergreen had oil spills, leaks, fires. people in the community tell us they smell gas. when you look back at the company haste history, it really hasn't faced any significant sanctions. why is that? >> everdpreen is absolutely under careful scrutiny in our department. >> when it has a history like that, why not pull their license until they get their affairs on order. >> when we make the decision, it's based on the nature of the vie ligss. how serious are the violations and what is our authority to do so. >> they choose to worm their way out of dealing with a problem by pushing it off on to other regulatory agencies. >> reporter: communities point tohevron in richmond. when a pipe exploded and sent 15,000 people to area hospitals, dtsc posted a letter saying we do not have lega

and she is doing -- she's doing what's right for her audience, you know?u know, it is not -- not what i would love, but still, you know. i sat on huge guns on a battle ship in dental floss and had a blast, but people were, like, take her off the air. >> blasphemous. >> yeah, it was. >> we'll play a game show. and we'll bring in joanne to spin the -- >> come on in, joanne. >> she's our producer and she's wearing a sweater you owned. >> that was -- there is pictures of me in that. >> i don't have any. >> and there is leg warmers. >> she's got the leg warmers. >> joanne, you're going to spin for us. we're going to ask cher a question. >> kathie made all these up. >> okay. right here. and what is -- when you look back at your life, is there anything you would change? >> oh, god. how long is this show? no, i mean, millions of things. >> yeah, anything in particular that comes to mind? what's his name? >> oh, i can't -- it is too hard. there are things i would change. i mean, look, i screwed up so long, you know, look, i'm so old, as you know -- >> hey! hey! >>

that's still -- >> did you know what she was going to do at the awards? >> i knew that she was wanted to do something really special and something that everybody was going to be talking about. i knew that she had put in a great deal of practice and thought into what was going to happen in new york. again, it became that moment of a singer/songwriter/entertainer finding that special moment. and again, sometimes controversy lies in that special moment. i've never known any great artist that was lukewarm and the fans were just in the middle on it. you either love it or you hate it. >> this is what i've been saying. you look at madonna or rihanna or britney spears or even beyonce. go back to the elvis, beatles, stones. the thing they all had was they did stuff that was pushing the boundaries. and miley's not hannah montana anymore. she's a 20-year-old woman who wants to express herself as an artist. and i get that but you also know a lot of people have hated what she did. they think it's outrageous. they want her to stay little sweet hannah montana. what do yo

this girl knows what she's doing. >> you're saying this stuffer is all planned? >> you don't mind she's a drug addict. >> i don't know if she's a drug addict. she know what is she's saying. >> you don't know she's not a drug addict? >> i don't know. >> when you were doing drugs with her -- i think she's entered this stage where illegal drug use is a fashion accessory like a little dog. now she has her molly. without even understanding it could be damaging fans lives. >> i don't think she thinks that deeply. she says in this thing that she's talking about that teddy bear, weird suit she wore. i didn't realize some people were from kansas and would be creeped out. i'm from brooklyn. we were all creeped out. you didn't have to be from kansas to be freaked out by her twerking. i think she sort of lost it. i want to laugh at her but i feel kind of sad. >> she described that out fit add a sexy baby. they rarely have to hit the type of rock bottom that regular americans do. if she says okay ding this drug is fun and it's a greatest thing, some girls at walgreens does it,

she kept doing this thing to annoy him. she would try on an outfit, she'd do a runway walk to the front of the store and then start vogueing for the pedestrians. uh... right up here is where she did her, um... you know, vogueing? right there. excuse me. maybe she's the exhibitionist? yeah, for an audience of one. sitting at the coffee shop across the street. and the loft. maybe she was the one that jammed the blinds so that this same person could watch her from the art gallery. maybe a lover keeping a tight rein on her? a lover running the show. doorbusters this friday 3:00 p.m. to saturday 1:00 p.m. get 40% off arizona kids tops and jeans, and royal velvet bath towels are just $5.88. plus, for 4 days only, starting friday, get $10, $15, or $20 off with your coupon. jcpenney. is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? lupus has many symptoms. yet a survey suggests that half of americans living with lupus don't share all their symp

it sounds like she's doing pretty well in the hot phase of the campaign. >> reporter: she has been doing really quite well in this race. which in this tpar parliamentars much like a presidential campaign. you will see the delegates are coming in with signs that say "angie." that's the platform. she was pulling in the polls with personal population ratings that was 70% it's largely to her handling of the euro crisis if i want's her op popularity these allowing this the party's campaign to go on cruise contr control. they don't disagree on syria. neither party wants germany to go in militarily. they don't disagree on how to help the ailing countries and when it comes to creating minimum age but if she's doing well enteringing a hot feast of the campaign then her main rival and the democrats is feeling the heat. he performed well in a debate last week but it just emerged that he may have illegally hired a cleaning lady more then a ten years a go. his wife denies that. they did fay charges that they were supposed to pay. he hasn't been able to get the party mobilized behind him. perhaps beca

she posts a lot of different videos of her doing different stunts. s one of her latest ones where she shows a variety of her martial arts moves. >> she's not the girl you want to, like, say the wrong thing to at the bar. >> no. >> it would be fun to send your annoying friends who hits on all the girls. go hit on that girl, i think she was looking at you. >> good, powerful, strong woman out there. >> i'm loving her. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see Ñáçwçñ >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos from the web "right this minute." >> a patrol car comes up fast -- >> on a motorcycle going down an ohio road. >> the dash cam video behind, one amazing survival story. >> 'tis the season for football fans. >> get in fights during tailgates. >> see the parties that pack a one-two punch. >> hey! >> she's pregnant with a basketball but tells guys it's e

what she can do is a backpack. never mind all these stuff here. no skis. all she got to do is hold it around up like that and have it like... [laughter] hey, can you see that? that pulls the center of gravity back. hey, huh, that would work. backpack would do it. some people say, "wait a minute, though, "as she becomes more and more pregnant, she'd have to put more and more weight in the pack." true or false? answer begin with an f. false. false, very good. check with your neighbor what she could do besides put more rocks in the pack as she gets more and more pregnant. go ahead. she could move it back further, can you see that? she could put little notches on here, right? [laughter] in fact, all of the people say, "when is due day?" right? she can have all the notches. oh, this last notch should be dd, right? drop day, okay? [laughter] just keep moving back, back, back. center--yay. do you ever see the way a pigeon walks? a pigeon that go like this, okay? what's that pigeon doing? every time that pigeon picks up a step, what's he do? he pulls his head back

what's she doing to prepare. >> funny you asked that. she's not doing a whole lot. e's giving paid speeches. she's working with a small cadre of aids. >> rose: she's pitched herself to the found information. >> she has hitched her sell to the foundation. it's now the bill, hillary and chelsea foundation. it's run by a person who people think very highly of her. she's going to be issuing some serious work and serious papers she'll be focusing on women and girls, childhood development. these are all areas she considers her life's work. these are natural extensions. >> rose: what she devoted her life to. even as her part in the secretary of state. >> it gives her a platform from which he can run a base. >> rose: finally, joe biden. >> two weeks, that's not an accident. look i think joe biden, if hillary clinton does not run, joe biden -- >> rose: that's easy jonathan isn't it. if hillary clinton doesn't run. the question is -- >> it's hard to see him running. >> the best indicator of running in the future is running he's run twice before but he's a smart politician, he

kate is one of our producers. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you, thank you. >> what is she doing? like adele. is this on purpose? wow. what is going on? why are you lurking in the orange room? >> she must be in a segment upcoming. >> here's the thing with our new set, we love it and it's really exciting and everything but there's no place to hide. >> yes, no place at all. >> no place anywhere to hide. >> thank you, kate. >> she's in a new segment coming up. >> you look spectacular. make a little more effort every day, kate, i mean, really. all right. so we have -- this is something we want to know if you like it or don't like it. there's a new trend called pedicure heel. these are some new shoes we're showing you. do you think they're fashion forward or ridiculous? >> they're worn by princess caroline of monaco who is usually a very fashion forward lady. whoa, whoa. >> that's weird. >> i'm sorry, that's -- i think that does go up there with the ugliest shoes i've ever seen in my entire life. >> can we see it up close again? >> that's just no excuse for not going and getting a pedic

i'm telling you, her room is bigger than this studio. >> she's doing pretty good. >> she's doing great. . >> happy birthday marie. >> way to sell l brat. . >>>. >> all right here's a look at the seven-day forecast. mid-70s, unshine, all l in all, a great weekend. >> great weather for sup, right. >> you got it kelly. come onout there, give it a shot. >> if he does it, i'll do it. >> i'll do it. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jon hamm, dave salmoni with animals, and music from sons of the sea. with cleto and the cletones. and now, how about it? here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, guys. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for being here in our studio audience tonight. before we get going, i have -- i have a question for all of you, mostly for those of you seated in like the first five rows. are you scared of tigers? because, there is a tiger coming in about 20 minutes. all right. not the reaction i would have. but -- dave salmoni, wildcat expert, animal planet, brought a lion, tiger, snow leopard. keeps them in the storage locke

what else was she supposed to do? arrator: as for getting rid of his stuff, erasing him from her life? >> that's not true. in fact she still has a lot of matt's shirts that she actually wears. >> narrator: quietly, four years after matt's death, sergeant quinn collected the stories he heard. but there was one story he hadn't heard, nobody had. holly's story. coming up, holly is invited downtown for a little chat with dblgs. >> did you give malt any type of poison? >> no. [ female announcer ] kleenex tissues help stop moisture better than the leading competitor. save yourself from an awkwarsituation. don't get caught without kleenex tissues. the kitchen? it's amazing. lots of unexplored surfaces and tough, greasy messes to clean. oh. wow! [ male announcer ] scrubbing bubbles heavy duty cleaner with fantastik has a spray that easily cuts through grease so it cleans those greasy soils two times better than clorox clean-up. let me at that grease. [ male announcer ] scrubbing bubbles with fantastik. we work hard so you don'

she would be the first person to ever do it. will she make history after 30 years on her fifth and final try? we are live from the boat as the finish line is in sight. ♪ >>> and breaking overnight, a concert tragedy. two dead, four others rushed to the hospital, from a huge weekend music festival. is the trendy designer drug called molly to blame, and what's the real reason it's so popular? >>> and a frightening rampage caught on tape. the angry elephant charging a safari jeep. a female out of control and rushing right for three people, she flipped over their vehicle. what caused her fury? >>> and a good monday morning on this labor day, the day that we all pretend like we're not totally upset that summer is about to go, but we do want to extend however a big welcome to the newest member of our abc family. sara haynes haines. >> hi, thank you very much. i feel like -- >> you look familiar to you. >> because i look like you? >> no. >> thank you very much. >> that was a compliment. >> welcome, sara. >> we should probably apologize

unless she's triple jointed she could never do that. y jumped on the fact that her hands were free. she put her hand back behind her back and they continued filming. >> danielle -- jimmy. >> right before she gets in the car and scratches her nose, we're again in a situation where they give her a clear choice. we'll do this the hard way or easy way. i think at that point in time too she sort of tried to placate them and play along probably thinking at some point in time she'll make a shot at getting away. >> i can't believe that she was scared or anything like that or thought we was going to kill her with a knife that was taped. >> the defense focuses on the fact that the knife blade was covered with tape. >> i mean, i'm looking at the knife right there and you can see there's something around the end it but it's very thin. i don't know how that would disguise the end of a knife. now, see, she's moving her head and he's got that knife right in front of her face. >> if she would have said stop, we would have stopped. she never said stop. o

she posts a lot of different videos of her doing different stunts. of her latest ones where she shows a variety of her martial arts moves. >> she's not the girl you want to, like, say the wrong thing to at the bar. >> no. >> it would be fun to send your annoying friends who hits on all the girls. go hit on that girl, i think she was looking at you. >> good, powerful, strong woman out there. >> i'm loving her. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see >> you were smoking marijuana at 15, but your drug of choice was alcohol? >> my sister was abusive. she started sexually abusing me when i was 7. at age 11 she got a boyfriend and that was the first time i smoked cigarettes and drank, with her boyfriend. >> you were drinking alcohol at age 16? >> i turned around and looked and she was standing there, naked. it is my lucky morning.