and of course, shelley stokes-hammond for a great piece. i wanted to embellish a few of the stories that shelley had spoken of. in particular, the congressional dining room incident of 1934. now oscar de priest was sworn in in 1929. the actual incident didn't take place until 1934. when that happened, lindsey warren, who was a democrat from north carolina, had mr. morris lewis, who is my great grandfather's secretary, and his son ejected from the dining room. now, he had been eating there for the better part of five years already. and it was more of a political move by representative warren than anything else. but nevertheless it started a huge controversy. my great grandfather had been dining there and bringing my great grandmother in, my son, my grandfather who is the tall gentleman to the left of my grandfather. he had also befriended a porter who worked for the washington, d.c. transportation department. and he mentioned he was one of the darkest people he'd ever met and would bring him into the congressional dining room, a, because he

. >> says the first time we are seeing shelley zimmerman. the wife of george zimmerman turned herself in to authorities tuesday accused of lying about how much money the family had during the bond hearing. >> she is being charged with a climatrim enae and he is worried. she posted $1,000 bond. her husband remains behind bars after having his bond revoked for the same accusations of lying to the court. george zimmerman pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting of trayvon martin. >> they can say we will not prosecute your wife if he decides to plead to some sort of charge. >> the couple is accused of committing perjury in the bond hearing when it shelley zimmerman testified the couple could not afford a hefty bill. prosecutors say they learned the couple live. they spoken code during a jailhouse phone calls about donations made to this website. >> they thought the police were so stupid -- >> after the bond was revoked the attorney insisted this was a misunderstanding. >> they were not trying to hide the money. they just had it

. >> reporter: what do you think about george and shelley zimmerman being called liars? >> i understand the state's position. i disagree with it. i think judge lester was concerned with whether or not they were being as straightforward as they wanted them to. he wants them to come in person and explain that to him, and we'll certainly give them and the court that opportunity. >> reporter: how long will it take to get george back here? hours a day? >> it sounds like i'm talking in code, but it's less than 48 hours. that's what the judge gave us, and we'll accomplish that. >> reporter: are you still significantly concerned about his security? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: have you receive nid dea any death threats? >> they're ongoing threats and concerns and complaints. i don't know where they become true threats, but we're dealing with them the way we want to. law enforcement is involved as they need to be. they keep everyone as safe as we can. >> reporter: can we shift the question. in the court there was a discussion about whether this is a confession made by your cl

shelley in new york. shelley. >> caller: so nice to have you on tv. investor. >> that's what i'm trying to do. >> caller: a great big boo-yah from shelley in brooklyn. >> love brooklyn, be there later this evening. what's up? >> caller: jim, maybe you could help me, please. over a year ago i bought citi corp incorporated, symbol c. it was only $4.40 a share. i bought a couple of shares. then it split, which i thought would be a good thing, but they gave me very few shares and posted a higher value and i have lost about half the money. >> it's too low to sell. it is my favorite bank. i like the domestic banks and, look, i like jpmorgan. i like them all better than citi. that is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade archi

>> you know, shelley i think what the voters had said is so important. we need in all of our elected officials, we need men and women of integrity that are consistent, that will do what they say, and i'm going to leave that up to the voters of texas. i'm not here to criticize my opponent. i'm just proud of the fact that i have a record of doing exactly what i say that i'm going to do. i have never compromised my conservative principles once. yes, i've negotiated. i've negotiated to try and get the requisite number of votes so we could pass bills but i've never compromised my conservative principles. >> mr. cruz? >> i'll leave the judgment of character to the voters, but from the beginning, what our campaign has been focused on is a straightforward comparison of my record of having spent a lifetime fighting to defend the constitution and winning on a national level, and lieutenant governor's record of serving in elected office for over a decade repeatedly compromising with democrats, increasing spending, increasing taxes and i think the frustration every

give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption and quote but today with billionaires like shelley age old son of the koch brothers pledging to spend a half a billion dollars to elect mitt romney and to be born yesterday to believe that their money comes with no strings attached thanks to the robert court american oligarchy are making campaign contributions they're making investments and day by day getting big returns on those of us. for more on the supreme court and the rest of the day's big stories it's time to turn things over to our politics panel on the panel tonight heather servo conservative strategist associate with blueskin solutions a blog that heather servo dot com and richard follower democratic strategist knows richard fall a radio show good to have you both with us going to have me tom thanks for joining us first of all let's let's start out right back where we were what i was talking with the congressman about senator bernie sanders had this to say about the montana ruling today with the supreme court basically reaffirmed citizens united bernie sanders said in his fa

unlimited amounts of money by our politicians and this buyout is well underway as the koch brothers shelley eight and some in the u.s. chamber of commerce have pledged to spend more than a billion dollars to defeat president obama and progressives around the nation so what happens now here to answer that is congressman alan grayson of congressman with guts dot com fame former representative from florida's eighth district who's now running for congress to reclaim his seat congressman welcome thank you thanks for joining us this is does this decision surprise you some respects yes because it shows what lengths the goal that's taken over the border right when oh it's going to go this is what they're done is they've shown a disregard for the basic principle of federalism. what this case involved was whether the montana constitution and the rule regarding the restraint of money and politics that was separate and apart from what the us constitution says now we have fifty states fifty different constitutions the montana screamer was construing montana law and here the supreme court ignored the fiv

two winners of the joan marie shelley who wrote about multiple languages. we had a winner of ke for thent mitchell award. his specialty was technology. that was the nature of that essay competition. jim vallard was one of the first organizers to get people into unions. the essays there were about the role that individuals played in organizing and helping others. we also give to other awards, in honor of one of the men who ran a credit union and one in honor of the mother of one of our former clerical employees. we have one of our winners here with us today. i would appreciate it if this incredibly particulate and outgoing young lady would come forward and tell you a little bit about herself. >> hi everyone! my name is jasmine and i just graduated three weeks ago. i am very excited. i majored in theater arts. this fall, i will be attending uc-berkeley as an undeclared major. i do not know what i wanted to get. preferably something in the social sciences field, something geared toward helping others. i want to thank the united educators of san francisco for g

>> shelley says, 8, 860. that is their call. the word is, of course when they say 155 it's 155,000. you mentioned in terms of the ability for your husband to make a bond amount that you have no -- you all had no money, is that correct? >> to my knowledge that is kr k correct? >> currently, i do not know when clearly if you take it off the transcript from a couple of days before, she knows exactly how much is in the account. i know you wanted to jump in, will. >> i want to return to the issue of credibility, credibility, credibility. can you tell us how this plays out in a potential trial for george sgirmman? his bond hearing testimony, how does that play out? george zimmerman gets on the stand and shown to be a liar by this evidence here or his credibility is questioned by this evidence here? >> if i might. i think that the bigger issue initially and preliminarily will be the stand your ground hearing because the stand your ground hearing is basically a motion to dismiss and have the case thrown out early. the judge will be the finder of fact and name a determination whether stand y

when shelley was talking about relativism. he said he had lost the art of communication but not, alas, the gift of speech. and i felt like i'd gotten myself into a position like that before i left office. >> be did you issue guidelines to any of your advisers, or were they just left to get on with it? >> they had to go through the official head of communications who was a civil servant. look, this is an issue that will have to be resolved at some stage because we've had political appointees as press officers. we've had civil servant appoint 250es, and it hasn't been wholly satisfactory because of what the press expects of the head of communications. i don't think we've got an answer yet to what is a real problem about how you deal with the prosecution on a day-to-day basis. but i would prefer a more open system, and i think that we will get to that at some point. and if your inquiry, sir, can take us further on these roads and call for greater openness and transparency, i would be -- i would welcome that. >> have you thought a

president hwang: shelley move on to calling the next item? vice president fung: ms. burrell, does your child need to go to sleep? can we go through this portion? ok. president hwang: thank you for asking. i was thinking that, too. >> i would like to come to a conclusion right now. we think it is a solution. it is not 100%, if you lean over or some other way, you may be able to see in but it reduces the ability to see into the neighbor's house. we are in a dense neighborhood. a neighbor's below can look into their bedroom. president hwang: are you opposed to having a conversation? vice president fung: we were talking about a thin wall. ok. president hwang: on going back to calling item number 10. parties of #nine are encouraged to meet in the hallway. appeal 12-063, and nathaniel mcfadden. the property is at 3139-3141 g ough street. permit to alter a building, a vertical addition of a new full third floor rear addition decide existing sun room. we will start with the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good evening, my name is janet miers and this is my partner nate

. >> charged with second degree murder in the trayvon martin case, george zimmerman and his wife shelley seem to have been caught red-handed trying to deceive the court. >> i, quite frankly, from the state position flat out call it what it is -- the defendant's wife lied to this court. she stated she had no money, when, in fact, the records show she d. >> april 9 was the case making national headlines, zimmerman launched this website with a paypal link and within days had raised more than $200,000, but this is what his attorney told the court at his bond hearing april 20. >> george's financial ability, unfortunately, this is a family of very short means. >> it was misleading, and i don't know what other words to use other than it was a blatant lie. >> all along, the sheriff's office had been listening in on his jailhouse calls with his wife. >> he thought the police would be stupid. >> talking about $8.60, when they apparently meant $86,000. the couple set up multiple accounts to bank the money. >> how could someone forget they had $135,000 and it wasn't like he wasn't aware of it. >> th

special prosecutor released tapes of telephone conversations between george zimmerman and his wife, shelley. the couple are accused of discussing funds in coat and never revealing how much money they actually had. >> take your 10 out first to keep in your pocket, and at the institution, see if you can put 10 and broadway -- right away and put it in the box there. >> prosecutors say the 10 was called for $10,000 and that despite telling the judge they were broke, they had over $100,000 and a paypal account. a bond hearing is scheduled for next week. the man at the center of the robyn gardner disappearance wants to collect on a big policy to -- that he took out on her life. giordano is suing american express for $3.5 million. he said in a suit that border is presumed dead and the company should pay the full death benefit print. garner went missing while the pair a vacation in aruba last year. giordano was held in anne arundel but later released due to lack of evidence. the potential expansion of gambling in maryland. sticking points include whether to allow table games and how to compensate e

. >>> prosecutors claim shelley zimmerman took tens of thousands of the dollars out of her husband's account before george zimmerman's bond hearing. she's accused of deliberately lying to the judge about how much money she and her husband had. george zimmerman is being held on a second degree murder charge in the shooting death of unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin last february. >>> the city of martinez is expanding it's free wifi service. soon the free service internet users have enjoyed will be available at the marina and local sports complexes. the company that provides the service, pleasant hill air cloud says it's installing transmitters to make the service possible. >>> san francisco based zynga maker of farmville and other games slumped following an annual report that its active user base increased significantly. stock closed just below $30 a share. stocks rallied in wall street despite concern over the debt crisis. the increase was driven in part from word that the feds could take action to help the economy. today's surge wiped out a big decline from yesterday. >>> the

>>reporter: if you're an animal lover like shelley, crazy old aunt, rap the hipster look or a little bit smug overall, according to these posters, you deserve to die as well. >> i'd like to know who's behind them, that's really what i want to know. i don't like the fact that there's no attribute itions. >>reporter: we found this website noonedeservestodie.org. the website reads that every year 160,000 lives are lost to a deadly disease. they didn't ask for it, but many seem to think they deserve it. we've been driving around neighborhood and naind looking for the pay phones with these signs on it. we got to the one here in lakeview. take a look at what we found. someone wasn't happy with this particular sign. it was ripped off when we got here. >> if it's singling out certain people because they're wearing tatoos or they're considered a hippy, i think that's inappropriate. >> i guess it'll draw somebody, you know what i'm sayin'? nobody deserves to die. come on. that's a hell of a statement. >> that was melissa bailey reporting. published reports speculate that the campaign may be ti

six recordings of jailhouse phone calls between zimmerman and his wife shelley. they talk about their love for each other, confidence in his legal council, and buying bulletproof vests for themselves and their attorney. >> i want you wearing one. i want o'meara having one. >> prosecutors say the recording also reveals zimmerman providing his wife with detailed instructions on how to access ak account. they discuss the funds in code, calling paypal peter pan and never revealing how much they have. >> take your ten out first. at the institution, see if you can put ten into hers right away and see if you can put that ten out and put it in the box there. >> prosecutors say when they talk about ten, the zimmermans are actually discussing $10,000, and that despite telling the judge they were broke, the zimmermans actually had access to at least $130,000 when bond was set. that bond was revoked and zimmerman was sent back to jail, his wife was arrested on the charge of making a false statement. still, his attorney has down played the allegations. >> though they weren't

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billionaires also explains why so many millionaires and billionaires like foster freeze the koch brothers shelley adelson are willing to spend millions to hundreds of millions of dollars to get round me and the republicans elected in november these are actual campaign contributions. there in the past it's a pretty simple premise if i'm a billionaire like shelly adelson or a wall street guy who are in a billion dollars a year and there are a bunch of them who literally bring home that much money every year and i know that if mitt romney and the republicans win i'm going to get a twelve percent tax cut why would i invest in there cause a twelve percent tax cut on a billion dollars is one hundred twenty million dollars that you get to keep in your pocket. that he's willing to invest one hundred million dollars on getting romney and the republicans elected so if his investment works out and his income next year is a billion dollars each show a net profit of twenty million dollars on his investment in romney and the republicans and eight also is actually worth around twenty five billion so you may wel

both george and shelley zimmerman remain in jail. a man suspected of setting a woman on fire in florida will remain in jail for their eighth test of this suspect to be held without bond. he is charged with attempted murder after police say he poured gasoline on the mother of his child and let her on fire. the woman has severe burns to her body and face. the man who had his face too often for the says he is in good and suffered a brain injury and losses let die, his right eye is severely injured. he was attacked on may 28th by a man that was shot and killed. doctors say despite the severity of his injuries he is walking, talking and eating well. >> he is an extremely charming man. we talked to him he is very upbeat and pleasant. he has not set one negative thing. every time i asked him how he is doing, he says he's doing fine. i kid you not, he wanted to talk about the nba finals just 15 minutes ago. >>catherine: complete autopsy results are still pending. this is a photo of rudy eugene the early results show he to the victim's face t

quite the distraction to contend with two naked women running around the course alicia binford and shelley lewis expose their new bodies to multiple golfers on the course and even ran on to some of the putting greens and straddle the hole flags a witness to the debauchery said that the women were actually naked straddle in the holds as the guys bought it on the green the two women were arrested and charged with public indecency and were taken to jail on one hundred dollars bond rumor has it after hearing the story tiger woods offered to pay both women's bails and my producers of book tickets to illinois. it's thursday having it's time to get geek a fide sugary drinks are all the rage lately especially after new york city mike mair michael bloomberg introduced his plan to ban the sale of large sugar filled beverages in the city but sugary beverages contribute to obesity and diabetes diseases like diabetes it turns out the alternative diet or sugar free drinks may not be good for your health either according to a recent study by aaron greene and claire murphy at the university of california

. >> shelley? >> thank you very much. my question goes to ted cruz. mr. cruz, you support the construction of the keystone pipeline that would transport tar sands oil to texas refineries. number of texas landowners however oppose the company's using eminent domain to forcefully route that pipeline through their private property. should the pipeline companies be able to override the landowners by using eminent domain? >> that's ultimately a question for state law to determine. i think, i am disturbed about eminent domain abuse because i think private property rights are fundamental to who we are as americans and who we are as texans. the problem isn't eminent domain. the problem is the obama administration with the stroke of a pen shut that project down and it makes no sense. he killed tens of thousands of jobs that that pipeline would have produced and in addition to that, what will happen is, now that oil will simply be sent west. it will be refined in china instead. it will pollute the environment more and the result is our nation remains dependent and

probably could be a lot longer because josh fox with gasland talks to families talks to real people shelley who doesn't give her last name in truth land interviews the so-called experts former department of environment environmental protection people you know people with interest in the business so she interviews them because she wants to find out the truth now we know here in washington we live here in washington you can interview experts on any topic and get any answer that you want right you can get them to say you know one thing about hydraulic fracturing and then you can get other experts to say the this is of it both would probably be right but they skew the numbers and they skew things in their direction so you know again i think it's fine to go after a documentary i think it's fine to call things out and say you know this isn't this isn't right or this isn't real but the fact is you know josh fox it happened on his property it happened to the people that he spoke to i also spoke to several families and you got to ask the question what would. you know blue collar families in the midd

hearing newly released recording of phone calls between 28-year-old george zimmerman and his wife shelley. the calls made while zimmerman was in jail accused in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. prosecutors a little the couple conspired to shift money to zimmerman's sister's account. the money, prosecutors say, came from an account allegedly funded by a website that raised over $135,000 for zimmerman's defense. prosecutors say they believe the conversations captured a rudimentary code where 10 is really 10,000. >> so take your ten out first to keep in your pocket. >> uh-huh. >> and then at the institution see if you can put ten into hers right away. >> uh-huh. >> and see if she can take ten, that ten out, and put it in the box there. >> reporter: at zimmerman's bond hearing in april, his wife testified the couple had limited funds. the judge saet $150,000 bond unaware of the defense fund. it's the jailhouse conversation that convinced the judge to revoke zimmerman's bond and send him back to jail. >> he established his credibility. i think he can rehabilitate that with his

prosecutor released six recordings of the show house phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife, shelley they talk about their love for each other, confidence in his legal counsel, and buying bulletproof vests for themselves and the attorney. prosecutors say the recordings also revealed zimmerman providing his wife with detailed instructions on how to access the bank account and move money from one account to others. they allege the couple was transferring donations right internet account in discussing the funds in code, calling paypal peter pan and never revealing how much money they had. >> take your 10 out first to keep in your pocket, and at the institution, see if you can put 10 into hirsh right away. if you can take that 10 out and put it in the box there. >> prosecutors say when they talk about 10, the zimmerman are actually discussing $10,000, and that despite telling the judge they were broke, the zimmerman actually have access to least $130,000 when bond was set. >> a standoff involving an off- duty police officer in pennsylvania has finally come to an end. >> police say the su

shelley zimmerman is charged with perjury for saying the couple did not have the money to pay for herusband's defense in the killing of trayvon martin. prosecutors say shelley zimmerman was actually sitting on more than $120,000 raised online when she testified under oath by phone at zimmerman's bond hearing. >> and you mentioned also in terms of the ability of your husband to make the bond amount that you all had no money. is that correct? >> to my knowledge, that's correct. >> ok. were you aware of the website that mr. zimmerman or somebody on his behalf created? >> i'm aware of that website. >> and how much money is in that website right now or how much money as a result of that website -- >> currently, i do not know. >> prosecutors say that's a lie, hence the perjury charge. let's bring in bj bernstein. she has handled a number of high profile cases. welcome. >> for someone who didn't want to be on tv, had special protection at that hearing, not to appear, and there we are, mugshot. >> big old mugshot. >> we know who she is. >> she had no trouble posting the $1,000 bond to get out

according to court documents, shelley transferred thousands of dollars out of his account in small amountsore his april 20th bond hearing, then testified they had no money. the two of them also spoke in code over the phone while he was in jail about the money and the transfers. when shelly zimmerman testified at his bond hearing here is what she said. >> are there assets you can liquidate to assist in coming up with money for bond? >> none that i know. >> i discussed with you the pending motion to have your husband george declared indigent, have i not. >> yes, you have. >> are you of any financial means where you can assist in those costs? >> no that i'm aware of. megyn: joining me now, lis weihl and jonna spilbor. a former prosecutor, now defense attorney. i looked at this with an open mind. i looked at the evidence and my legal opinion, it does not look good for her. >> it does not. my heart goes out to her. she is trying to protect her husband. but she commits perjury. at the same time she says they are penniless, and she has no job, she meanwhile is siphoning off money in small amounts

>> if you can, yeah. >> reporter: prosecutors contend that shelley zimmerman transferred in total about their personal account from that fund, paid off all their bills and then lied about being broke. bill: and you wonder how that effects the case in the end. we've also learned that the fbi popped into a first sanford, florida, gun shops north of orlando. what happened, phil? >> reporter: yeah, this really exploded the nationwide, the fbi sent about a dozen agents into the orlando metro area canvassing local gun dealerships as well as shooting ranges. one of the people contacted includes the person who claims he did, in fact, sell george zimmerman his .9 mm pistol. he said the fbi asked him generic questions about did he ever make any racist comments. yesterday, of course, was father's day, and is trayvon martin's father last night posted this. >> this father's day will be the first without any son, trayvon. i'll say a prayer for all the dads across america who share this grief with me. >> reporter: george zimmerman will be back in court. he remains locked up right now. he'll be back fo

he has found particular meaning in mary shelley's "frankenstein." >> as a child i always watched thefrankenstein" so i recently read the novel. i was like, hey, i started to look at the monster kind of differently. i was like, who is really the monster? to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. and i call this the belly of the beast. we're the outcast. we're the forgotten. >> all right. >> in my spare time i like to write, and i've been contemplating on writing a book. i started off like this. frankenstein, the moment you created me, you condemned me, rejected me, crucified and despised me. abandoned me emotionally, unleashed the very hell in me, often overlooked stepped upon crushed, no one stops to notice that my movements are poetic. my stride is determined. my love is unconditional. my spirit is free. although i'm a monster, there is a soul inside of me. >> i do not believe there is an employee in the indiana department of correction in any state facility that does not know the name christopher trotter. >> beverly gilmore is the confinement unit's case manager

shelley, $9 george more like then ten. >> they were using code words like the police were stupid. >> reporter: zimmerman is accused of killing trayvon martin. martin family attorneys say if zimmerman lied about his paypal account, how can he be believed that he shot martin in self-defense. >> his credibility is the most important thing in this entire case. >> reporter: zimmerman's attorney says failing to reveal the paypal account was unintentional. >> why did he forward all the money that i asked him to forward it the day i asked him to forward it. >> reporter: prosecutors say that george zimmerman also had two passports but failed to turn both of them in to the court as required. the judge said that was not a critical vie lachlgts once he turns himself in it's expected that judge lester will have him and his wife shelly front and senner to answer some questions. >> thanks, kerry. once again, here's lester. >> on monday it will be two years since kyron horman headed off to school. now his mother is sued the woman she believes is responsible, the stepmother. >> every time i think of

shelley zimmerman was charged today with knowingly making false statements during her husband's bond hearing in april. she was booked on one count of perjury and then released on $1,000 bond. george zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he was granted bond but later revoked when the judge found out that zimmerman had raised thousands of dollars from a website. >>> a man suspected of leading a cult in north carolina has pleaded guilty to killing a woman from our area. his name is peter moses. he is accused of killing 27-year-old antoinetta mccoy, who lived in d.c., and a 4-year-old boy last year. prosecutors say he shot the little boy 'cause he thought the child was gay. they say that he ordered a group of women who lived with him to kill mccoy when she tried escape. authorities found their bodies several months later buried behind his mother's home. >> shocking case. we have several of the co-defendants that we have not taken please from >> yesterday's guilty plea means that moses will avoid the death penalty. as part of his

there is a perjury case against shelley zimmerman for lying about it.much of a bond can he justify and that's going to be very relevant to the amount that is available. if the prosecutor can portray the picture of zimmerman hiding money, discreting it somewhere, that could be consistent with a man who will be a flight risk. that may be one of the risks that the prosecution is trying to explore to try to keep zimmerman behind bars. normally florida makes it very tough in a case like this to deny any kind of bond to somebody who is still presumed innocent. >> it was just over the last couple of weeks that that tape, the re-enactment tape of trayvon martin was killed. what's the legal reason for showing that? what does that have to do with anything in regards to what the zimmermans knew about their financial accounting and how that plays out in today's bond hearing? >> a judge may consider how strong is the evidence of zimmerman's guilt? and you notice the lawyer was trying to get in a lot of information about injuries and stuff like this to build a case f

shelley zimmerman is facing a charge of perjury in connection with her testimony during her husband'sbail hearing. a judge revoked zimmerman's bail after ruling both zimmerman and his wife had lied about their finances. mrs.zimmerman was arrested today and posted $1,000 bail and was released. >>> new data finds more teenagers are not looking for jobs this summer. according to the labor department, seven in 10 teens are jobless this summer. it may not have to do with a lack of jobs. it could be due to a cultural shift. more 16 to 19-year-olds are spending summer months in school, at music or learning camps or in other activities geared for college. >>> on wall street today the dow staged a come back rising more than 162 points. nasdaq rose 33 points, s & p gained 15. we're staying on top of that breaking news we brought you earlier that's happening in the city. a building there is on fire in the portola district. we're working to find out what started it. >>> the jerry sandusky trial enters its second day. how sandusky reacted today from graphic testimony from a victim. >>> coastal fog

prosecutors say zimmerman and his wife shelley spoke in code about donations and had access to more than $130,000. zimmerman's attorney says he needs the neighborhood watch captain out of jail to review documents and video for the case. >>> very high temperatures today. it's going to feel a lot worse. how that could possibly feel, i don't know. i thought i left texas. >> no, welcome back, this is texas-like. tom kiereins has your complete forecast. >> 80 under the four and that is not a typo. i wish it was. right now, it is hot. around the area we are near 80 around the metro area. all the areas in yellow are in the mid and upper 70s. the big thing that's happened overnight, the big change, increased humidity. it is just sweltering humidity. unlike what we've seen the last several mornings. look at roanoke, 85 degrees. 77. some of the highlands out here in west virginia because the heat is very deep. it extends up into the upper levels. higher elevation, usually they're cooler, they're hotter this morning. many we locations in the highlands of west virginia and the ohio valley. and this

. >> shelley zimmerman has been dharj charged with lying about the couple's finances in a bond hearingband free. george zimmerman is back in jail. he is accused of killing trayvon martin, but claims he was acting in self-defense. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to "on the record" with greta. thanks for watching. >> greta: you expect the republicans to rough up president obama. but not the democrats and not democrats like james carville and stanley greenberg, but they just did in a new report. byron york is here. byron, these are two big guys in the democratic party? >> they are. >> greta: what is this report? >> it's pretty bad. they did focus group research in clump bus ohio, and outside of philadelphia, ohio. they gathered people who had -- wowere not overly political. they were independents or they split the ticket. they were half and half between obama and mccain supporters in '08. basically what they found is that president obam's key economic message, which is we inherited a tential mess but we have made a lot of progress and created 4 million jobs and people things are getting better

when shelley was talking about relativism. he said he had lost the art of communication but not, alas, the gift of speech. and i felt like i'd gotten myself into a position like that before i left office. >> be did you issue guidelines to any of your advisers, or were they just left to get on with it? >> they had to go through the official head of communications who was a civil servant. look, this is an issue that will have to be resolved at some stage because we've had political appointees as press officers. we've had civil servant appoint 250es, and it hasn't been wholly satisfactory because of what the press expects of the head of communications. i don't think we've got an answer yet to what is a real problem about how you deal with the prosecution on a day-to-day basis. but i would prefer a more open system, and i think that we will get to that at some point. and if your inquiry, sir, can take us further on these roads and call for greater openness and transparency, i would be -- i would welcome that. >> have you thought a