sonny & cher show. you don't have much memory of that time which i find interesting. >> when i was really little on the show and of that -- the picture everybody has in their head and that i was probably 2 or 3. no. i really don't remember that. >> i want to play you a clip from the show just to remind people who don't remember. this was you on the sonny & cher show. >> you can be a good little angel or you can be a naughty little devil. >> i want to be a naughty devil -- >> wait, wait, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. then pull it. >> you don't remember that. now you have seen it again. >> right. >> what memory does it bring back to you, if anything? >> mostly the memory i have of that time was backstage. you know, the way kids have silly memories of things. i remember that we shot at cbs and it was right near the farmer's market and i used to like to go get mexican food. those types of weird things. >> do you remember being -- >> i don't remember -- >> part of a famous family? >> not at all.

sonny couldn't get enough. he was just in awe of the institution. he demonstrated more of it than maybe i should have. i'm falling asleep next to him. can you believe? look at this. lincoln served here. yeah, lincoln served here. and webster, daniel webster served here. yeah, webster. john f. kennedy and all of these people. i guess i'm blowing him off. he elbows me and said you ought to be ashamed of yourself. look at you. you used to be a bartender on the sunset trip. he said, i used to drive a meat truck on the sunset strip. here, members of congress. looking around. and he said, did you ever -- did you ever just stop and wonder how we ever got here? by this time, i'd have enough chattering. i looked at him and said, sonny, i look around every day and i wonder how you got here. [laughter] i know how i got here. i went to law school. i'm still trying to figure you out. anyway. a few months after i had that congress with chairman hyde, 1998, sonny was killed in a skiing accident. i tell you these dates for a reason to tell you how fate works. on ja

>> exactly. >> sonny and cher divorced when chaz was 4.ites in "transition, the story of how i became a man," that he could dress and act like a boy at his father's house. his father even called him fred. but at his mother's house, it wasn't so easy. you write in the book in a really painful way the things she would say. >> i grew up in the '70s and '80s. we didn't know anything about this. my mom has her first child who's a girl and had the kind of expectation that any mother would have of their first born daughter. >> she said things like, you look like a truck driver. you look like a slob. >> right. you know, i mean, i just dealt with it. >> when do you first feel, okay, i got it, i'm a lesbian? >> it was my 13th birthday actually. we were living in new york. my mom was doing a play there. i mistook, you know, sexual orientation for gender identity. i went for the obvious answer. >> chaz came out as a lesbian and dated women. there were serious long-term relationships. but something still wasn't quite right he says. >> i just thought th

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oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> today at 3:00, how your computer may be making you sick and the video game that let's i hunt down osama bin laden. then at 4:00, one time star of sonny and cher. >> and compound in a popular herb found to be effective in the fight against breast cancer. those stories later today. >> it's nice to be outside and it should be a little bitter better tomorrow but a lot of sunshine as we look from mount tam. what you don't see yet is the showers developing over the north bay mountains. that he will be scattered and rat light and probably a couple hundredth of an inch of rain. you probably won't need the umbrella. >> and snow in tahoe. weather is interesting. >> and more

when you want to fight, you just talk to your horse. >> reporter: for 11-year-old sonni garcia, this is about the only time she gets to enjoy the outdoors. it's simply too dangerous to play outside in her gang-ridden neighborhood. you think you're going to keep riding horses? >> um, i want to be a jockey. >> reporter: mayisha akbar, a lifelong horse lover, started the compton jr. posse in 1988 with money out of her own pocket, literally in her backyard. she saw young people dying from gang violence all around her. she also noticed how much the neighborhood kids liked to be around her horses. >> i like to say that we were in competition with gangs. so we had to provide the same things that gangs did in order to keep our children's interest. we would provide camaraderie, you know, an extended family, a safe haven. >> reporter: the tiny ranch now attracts children from all over los angeles county, including 15-year-old danielle beavers, the once rebellion teen doing poorly in school and hanging out with the wrong crowd until she began coming here two years ago. she eventually met her ma

. >> sonny, yesterday the defense seemed to suggest that the assault maybe never happened, he had anbi. in court they imply that the sex did occur but that it was consensual. what do you make of that morphing of the defense strategy? >> this is a very fluid situation. in a case like this, anderson, where only two people were in the room, there are no other witnesses, the only two defenses is one, it's consensual, or two there's an alibi and it never happened. so it's not unusual for the defense strategy to be evolving and changing. >> deb, do we know anything about forensic evidence? in a case where there's just two people, that would believe important. do we know if there is forensic evidence? >> there is forensic evidence. one prosecutor said who's interesting is while the presence of semen, it doesn't show that there was a forced encounter of any kind. they will be presented to a grand jury. we're being told that the grand jury is going to be listening to this case and deciding whether to vote by friday as to whether this should go forward, anderson. >> what do we now know about t

and i thought surely sonny bono would understand that, but he didn't. and he said a pretty, um, obtuse remark, actually, about the n.e.a. he said, "i never knew anybody who received an n.e.a. grant," ergo it wasn't important. that was just silly. he didn't get around much. well, in other cases, you had people who were champions that i think most americans wouldn't think of immediately when they're thinking about, sort of, heroes of free expression. possibly the least offensive musician in america, kenny g., steps up and takes a stand for the n.e.a. can you talk a little bit about that? oh, i loved it when some of the musicians came to the hill to advocate for the national endowment for the arts. and kenny g. went to a congressman who said, "well, you know, i do believe in the arts, but i'm just not going to vote for the n.e.a." and kenny looked right at him and said, "well, that's not very courageous, is it?" it's terrific. i have to believe that taking the job on at the national endowment for the arts required a couple of strong personality traits. one

then at 4:00, one time star of sonny and cher. >> and compound in a popular herb found to be effective in the fight against breast cancer. those stories later today. >> it's nice to be outside and it should be a little bitter better tomorrow but a lot of sunshine as we look from mount tam. what you don't see yet is the showers developing over the north bay mountains. that he will be scattered and rat light and probably a couple hundredth of an inch of rain. you probably won't need the umbrella. >> and snow in tahoe. weather is interesting. >> and more for them this weekend, too.  dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief.

it's been the hardest for sonny because, you know, sandy was sonny's mom more than her real mom and i'm left in the middle to explain. i think the older kids understand the situation and understand that's the definition of divorce. gone. splitting. separation. >> the finality of the picture that you're painting suggests that sandra -- you may hope she's forgiven you but certainly nothing in this suggests that she wants much to do with you. it's hard to imagine when you watch the golden globes clip and look back at the oscars that was greatest time in her career and it was taken away and she was exposed to relentless humiliation and nothing worse for a woman than to do it in the public glare and if you put herself in her shoes. >> it's no different than normal housewife that gets cheated on that gets in the public glare of her three block radius because that's what her life means. i think it's all in perspective. and, you know, i know i did bad stuff so i'm fully accountable for that. >> we're going to take a final break. when we come back, we'll talk to you about the "celebrity apprenti

oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? >>> welcome back to beyond the headlines. today we're talking about breast cancer. in 2009 a ten-year-old california girl received national attention as she became the youngest person ever in america to face the difficult fight against breast cancer. she had an extremely rare adult form of breast cancer. she had her first chemo treatment in 2009. she knew it would make her hair fall off so she had her hair shaved off in front of family and friends. >> she stood up after we talked. >> as a show of solidarity. the family also shaved their heads. as of october 2009, tests show her cancer was no longer detectable. janice barlow joins us. and you've work where there are highest rates of breast cancer in the country? >> they do. and the incidence rates of breast cancer to be significantly high. unless the bay area. the statistics that came out in 2008, among women, non-hispan

oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? >>> search teams in a remote section of northern nevada spent i day looking for a man. they found his wife on friday. rita was inside her van when rescuers spotted her on a national forest logging road. she says she hasn't seen her husband on foot a few days after they got stuck. family says rita survived on bottled water and trail mix. >> she is relatively good condition. she is coherent and speaking with my nephew. >> doctors say she is doing better and been able to eat meals. >> pg&e will begin pressure testing tomorrow stag in mountain view and antioch. testing is done by filling a section of pipe with water and then pressurizing it at a much higher level than the pipe would ever operate with natural gas inside of it. the pipeline is monitored for eight hours, any section that show weaknesses will be replaced immediately. residents might smell natural gas? the pipel

our next guest started life in the public eye as a little girl on "the sonny and cher show."he own network and a book called "transition: the story of how i became a man." please say hello to chaz bono. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? thanks for coming. >> i'm good. i almost feel like i need to apologize at this point. i've been on tv so darn much. >> jimmy: you have done a lot. but there are still people that don't know, first of all, you started out on "the sonny and cher show." i used to watch you when you were a little girl and your parents would hold you up on that show and now, then you turned into a man. >> right. like that. >> jimmy: like magic. >> exactly. magic. >> jimmy: you feel good being a man now? >> i do. >> jimmy: it's great, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >> jimmy: and oprah didn't make you do this, right, to help launch her network? because if she did, tell me and i'll handle it. >> no, she didn't. >> jimmy: we need content. if you want to be on this network, you're going to have to become a man and next season you might have to go back, so get r

oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. >>> take a look at this. today's high winds may have been partly responsible for uprooting a 40-foot tree in san francisco's park. it took out a light pole and damaged a few cars this afternoon. fire and police crews were called to the scene. no one was hurt. >>> california won't have a drought this summer because of all the snow that fell on the sierras this winter. but it will make swimming and river rafting a lot more dangerous. this year's snow pack measured 144% greater than normal. all that snow started melting, swelling mountain streams and rivers with plenty of water, which means the water will run faster and it will be colder than it has been in recent drought years. >>> all right. frances in for lee. it is windy out there. >> it's windy and we might even get a little bit more water tomorrow, believe it or not. there is a slight chance there is showers. but nothing to worry about too much. we'l

but sonny regular calendar, item 11, 2010 developmental impact alert and the implementation committee annual report. >> good afternoon. in department staff here to talk to you about two different reports. the interagency plan implementation committee report and also the developmental impact report. i am joined by three colleagues from the comptroller -- controller's office. they are here if you of questions. the thing that pulls together these three items is they are all about developmental impact fees. the first is the implementation plan committee, which we call ipic, which is actually the result of an interagency committee that focuses on how we make the committee improvements identified in a recent plans move forward. it is important to us, as you know, but looking at these reports. we have not had a lot of revenue generated due to the economic situation. so, the ipic has been doing great work in finding other ways to implement the infrastructure identified in the plan. we have received a number of grants, including transportation grants. in market octavia, we made pedestrian impr

intelligence to the hideout and one of bin laden's sonnies. the seals themselves are now back in the u.s. and their command, vice admiral william mcraven, is briefing congressional committees behind closed doors on what sounds like 40 minutes of pure violence. >> the seals clearly were taking fire throughout the course of the billion that they had entered. there were barricades along the way to prevent them from getting to where bin laden was. it's dark. it's confusing. >> reporter: when the seals tried to burst through one door, they found a brick wall behind it and had to blast their way in. on the first floor, they found two couriers and a woman, all of whom were killed in a hail of gunfire. there were more obstacles on the stairs going up to where blizzard and his family lived. when the seals found them, children ran out of the room. bin laden's wife rushed at the lead seal hoshot her in the leg. that left the man who once boasted he would never be taken alive standing alone in the middle of the room. the lead seal shot him in the chest an

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sonny for tuesday, temperatures warming up by the middle of next week. your highs in the mid-60s.e high temperatures for today, '70s, pockets of '80s, '60s at the coast. things began to cool off slightly into monday with 60s returning to the date but not widespread.a. highs today lookin the '70s and '80s today. fairfield 80 degrees, 60s for the west side of san francisco, '70s downtown. 78 red with city, who it to upper '70s for the shore. oakland and berkeley mid to upper 70's, the breezes will pickup for the afternoon but not too bad. upper 70's, low 80s east bay, santa clara high of 80, 78 san jose with blue skies throughout the day. the 7 day around bay, temperatures coming down from monday, going back up or get very quickly tuesday, wednesday a warming trend. by the middle of the week upper 80s possibly low 90s inland. it looks like this nice weather will last all the way into next weekend. >> marty: hundreds of people prepared for the worst. it took part in that role that follows a natural disaster. we see how some responded. >> reporter: volunteer with bullet volunteers sti

he per sonny identified the gospel. >> reporter: there is no special timetable for how long long it will take him to be canonized but most expect it to take a few years. in rome, jennifer davis, fox news. >> pope john paul, ii came to washington, d.c. in 179 and visited the basilica shrine of the i am make cue late conception in the northeast. he left behind some momentos. as tisha thompson explains, they have an important role to play. >> the bells seem to ring louder as visitors from as far away as the philippines came here to the basilica to celebrate. >> you get to witness a saint -- someone become a saint. >> reporter: pope john paul, ii's journey to sainthood. >> i did see him about 20 feet away. i went on a pilgrim major to rome when i was in high school. >> pope john paul, ii was likely seen in person by any other person in history. >> reporter: at a special mass, church leaders displayed their most precious mementos of the pope. him praying, and a chalice now used for communion. a familiar white hat left behind 32 years ago and protected by glass because church leaders say it's

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. >>> congress is asking for specific information from sonny about the breach. the play station network will come back online or the it be be for the next week after being off being staggered. and it's going to be staggeredreg by region users will receive 30 days of free down loads and music as part of the welcome back program. >>> now maryland most powerful doppler radar and the nor cast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> #:13. trying to -- 6:13. >> trying to push in warmer air. and we are getting a band of rain. 54 actually near normal in baltimore but this push of mild air that's trying to come in breaking out showers across the mountains and as you can see this band of showers enhancing itself as it gets close to the potomac river base and west of dc. clouds that broke up briefly in the last hour or two. but looks like the rain is trying to get back and that's what we do expect to dominate at least the morning commute. a few showers not going to be a deluge but a little nuisance as it hits the windshield and reminder of what happened on sunday aftern

it'd possible it may run on a more -- did it's possible it may run on a sonny cone. it was created specificcally fortablets. >>> it's been almost two months since the earthquake and tsunami in japan, and there's so many problem at nuclear power plants. we have new video of the damage and what robots detected inside the plants. >>> plus, an address mix up gave a brother a gift from his sister that he wasn't expecting. what it means to him and why it is so special. >>> plus, whether you have one or 12 margaritas, tonight baltimore city want to make sure you -- wants to make sure you don't get behind the wheel. the alternatives to driving for tonight. >>> we go back to the u.s. naval academy. a bird mid-flight. a chilly bird at 45 degrees. and the wind are out of the northwest at 17. we have got sunrise across the severn. a beautiful day setting up here. how about the mother's day weekend? more on that in a moment. kim. >> reporter: justin, we are starting to see the beltway turn no a little bit of a slow go across the top side as we look at providence road. outer loop

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the way that was their common goal aside from that their programs were completely different look at sonny cosa program for example i was in his team and his program was great the primary objective is to change the political system this doesn't mean doing the same as look at those very pro european is not quite good we could never reach up to europe the objective is to liberalize the economy we can't save the economy without a free market the current polluter ships as a free market can lead to anything and in a sense i agree with a yes sure yes well first state which billers is according to the constitution. we do need if you greedy of government control over the market how do you agree with the notion that pollution can see regime can only be defeated in a single tended it is nominated by all opposition parties no more and no i can't agree with that fact that our strategy was right if we cared a single candidate would be allowed very little air time and media attention when we had non on the other hand all agree that the political system needs to be changed and that was great as a way to

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let's bring in sonny hostin who works over at our sister network, "in session."t mean matter who was uncomfortable? some way it was the pilot, some say it was the passengers, does that even play into the scenario? >> i don't know if it matters who was uncomfortable, but what does matter is supreme court has found recently in february that the captain or the pilot of an aircraft has very wide discretion in determining who he will fly, who he will fly with or she, and also in determining what is safest for the aircraft and in his word, or her word is final. and so in that sense, these pilots are saying that they are concerned that this was a safety concern and that they make those judgment calls. >> is that enough? it sounds like the pilot or the captain has the ultimate power no matter what. they can say they don't like the way your shoes are tied and kick you off the plane, is that right? >> i think that's really the question, t.j. is it okay if i get on and i'm a latina lawyer and the pilot doesn't like the way i look and says i can't get on the plane? well, no,

hazard actually had a public policy career sonny bono had been a mayor so the difference is trump is famous for being trump as was pointed out his his real business ak human his branding the trump name and somehow implying that you know who put those letters up in the building it says trump there is some kind of cheesy put ash there that's the difference he's only famous for being the famous so when these other folks were at least leveraging that fame into something else cliff if he did run he could have paris hilton is v.p. right i mean that then you would really wrap it up i was going to say. that's pretty sure i mean every treasury secretary i'm going to we've got charlie sheen we get kim kardashian for treasury secretary i mean i mean i i want to answer the serious point which is being that these days politics is be so much or around name recognition and money that it's inevitable especially with entertainment and political media becoming one in the same and it's inevitable we're going to stretch and what was just pointed out was very astute and exactly right on which is at least

vegan sonny mueller says that the slaughter for consumption is absolutely awful. >> i'm sure after heills it he doesn't feel good. nobody feels good after killing something, any kind, rational, loving, you know, noble human being, it's not our nature to kill anything. >> zuckerberg says he basically has become a vegetarian since he only eats from creatures he kills himself. while mueller applauds in p=v them,ax. but he the ceo needs to have a full sustainable lifestyle. >> the whole surrounds around feeding animals foods so we can eat them, rather than just eating the food directly, we would have more than enough resources. >> as for the butcher of facebook, you might want to know one last thing. mkvfals k >>> the boston bruins are going to the stanley cup finals for the first time in 20 years. >>> in a conference call yesterday afternoon, with reporters, posey2jpv p he will probablyilleg have bee sea sure that when he does return, he will return as a catcher, no question. posy didn't do anything illegal, but it have been avoided, a&)ce, le had a choice to slide or directly of me and

it is going to beat sonny, you can count down the hours until the weekend. we do count on the temperature is a little bit. they caall but a couple of degrees for tomorrow. it gets pretty classy. we are struggling to keep the sunshine. >> there is a chance of a shower in the north bay on sunday. >> and then, we will be bursting right back into sunshine when it is time to go back to work. >> the sharks are back home tonight, they are facing what looks like must win a game. the vancouver canucks. if the sharks are going to find a way back into this battle it will have to be tonight. they are down two games to one. in the last game, san as they called for 44 minutes of penalties. they wound up losing 7-3 in game 2. they are out of three power-play goals overall. the giants and oakland a's are renewing their battle of debate tonight at at&t park. the giants enter the game riding high, 82 games week in los angeles. chavez ravine, a great showing last night by madison baumgartner. he came in, just one else of a major league shutout. baumgartner has not won a game s