there were almost half a million people living in staten island. >> we had nothing. you know, we were grasping at straws. >>> one year after finding thomas mulcahy's dismembered body, new jersey police had another case that was eerily similar, this time in manchester township, new jersey. >> the body parts were bagged in a similar fashion. they were double bagged, double knotted. the most striking thing, at least to me, was the way the bodies were dismembered into the same seven parts. prints were taken and put into the system, and it turned out that this particular individual had a minor criminal record. he was identified as anthony morarro. >> morarro's record showed he was gay prostitute. like mulcahy's case, both morar ro o o's body parts and bags had been washed before they were dumped along the side of the road. >> we had no prints, na that could tie us to a suspect. >> also like mulcahy, morarro had marks on his wrists and ankles. >> there's something called a. >> the cuts performs on his body were described as being disarticulated in that you actually don't j

and others areas. >> our jurisdiction for the staten is just the bureau of manhattan but ear set up to track anywhere in the city obviously, we're only a subway stop away from the the queens or we absolutely reach you tell to other agencies. obviously not everybody going back to the semicommunity >> when the da gets up here it's a question of the san francisco city is a small city does that system allow sharing on a bigger level that's the question given the new york and manhattan other boroughs. >> the goal is to work with other jurisdictions and we currently do often this is on a manual basis, you know, calling people but the goal eventually is with did pd to have the same level of communication we have very good relationships with law enforcement in the bay area and san mateo and especially marina but hopefully, this will be a one single process. >> mr. cha con how many people in manhattan alone vs. the larger new york city region. >> we have $1.3 million resident in manhattan that balloons to 3 million people from the outer boroughs and new jerry we're dealing with a lot of peop

and there is plenty of fog on statene land.ty of fog and rain to collect and purify the water for my family and neighbors and everybody on staten island and everybody in the world. >> reporter: everybody in the world having a bottle of fog water when they need. it back to you. >> san francisco, we know about fog. >> reporter: the best are the simplest. >> fascinating in fact. thank you. >>> well the white house briefing is getting under way. there is press secretary jay carney. he is no doubt going to take pointed questions of what is going on in the va. let's listen in. >> over all, well, as secretary on issues like homelessness and gi bill and 9/11 gi bill and working with us to reduce the backlog. he's put his heart and soul into this thing and taken it seriously. when it comes to the current situation inquiries and allegations, the president wants to see the results of these reports, he as you know made clear that he believes there ought to be accountability once we establish the facts. >> does that leave open the question

he lost vacation days and got reassigned to staten island where he is from. [ laughter ] so not so much a sentence as being released back to his natural habitat. sort of like the end of free willy. tony baloney couldn't be more at home in staten island unless his name was jimmy pepperoni hey, i'm walking over here. joining social security samantha bee. thank -- joining us is samantha bee. i've never seen the acronym before fvu. >> it's the financial victims unit, jon. [laughter] >> jon: that was weird, what the hell was that? that was my dramatic thing. i'm down here on wall street where everyone is breathing a sigh of relief now that s.ly mcmillen aka the menace is finally off the streets. >> jon: this must have been a very difficult time for the wall streeters to know that she was out there and capable of letting them know from across the street how much she disapproved of them. >> jon, you don't know the half of it. because of the actions of criminals like ms. mcmillen a lot of high ranking basic executives lost their homes. >> jon: they lost their home? >> they are piedterres. they

you may not know that henry thoreau spend six months on staten island working as a tutor to emerson's brothers. that was fun. that was the most fun i ever had as a writer, taking henry thoreau to staten island and recreating what it was like. and sporty i wheeled the evans dodging people in the crowds, driven by decree servants, a hulking workmen dragging giant blocks of ice, still covered in the insulating sawdust down to basement level oyster bars and a vagabond slime of manhattan, wild, straight exacted is if they found on the island and were everywhere in the street so getting all these details was i think as much fun as i ever had when sitting at my desk and after -- i have to seek to coming back to his personality and character. i found it fascinating to try to wrestle the underpaid and despite the glorious revelations of the human genome project, personality and character are still a mystery and how he got to be the way he was, and how the influence others and the weird out chemical way one person can be a catalyst in another person's life, all of those things were so much fun

i do purchase as i just said, i live in staten island.ome back every weekend to be with my daughter. i travel every week to go work for bill gross because i love it so much. >> that's a great answer. good to see people come out and support hip. >> five years. that's a lot of miles. i use them wherever i can. >> good short-term growth, benign interest rates. you will see a lot more mergers. because all cash transactions at these interest rates are reported earnings. you are seeing record multiples. >> they live in new york beach but a second home in staten island. >> where else are you going to go for pizza? you have to come back. >> phil, you have breaking news? i hope it's big. a lot going on here. what is it? >> you need some news, huh? joe, we can report this morning ford motor company will be announcing that coo mark fields will be replacing ceo allen mulally as head of the operation at ford running day-to-day operations. a press conference with bill ford, and allen mullaly and mark fields. we don't have the exact timing when this tra

system 0 citywide system we can get an arrest notice like in staten island son-in-law symsomeone is committing a crime the patrol gets all the information for that on the xreerts we find out that the target of a shooting occurred in the bronx but we were able to get the information in manhattan and they came to manhattan and reinterviewed him we got this system for intelligence gathering 4 gang members of a gang had committed and crime. recidivism one riveting who is xhichlt the crimes and through the criminal justice system we can take a look at his rap sheet and react appropriating. as i said investigating cold cases there's no reason a case becomes cold if we track uncoordinated victims an old stabbing and sfoesht that was not proved at the time it was committed

district attorney of new york staten island makes it clear there's a difference between porn and child important. >> pornography is usually between two people. they show defenseless children raped or sexually assaulted by adults. they are nothing more than video taped crime scenes watched by predators lurking in the shadows of the internet. >> reporter: according to agents and prosecutors around new york, the arrests include a youth baseball coach and a boy scout leader. some are accused of seeking to abuse, including a woman, producing videos of her on son. >> the roast represented five weeks work. infiltrating and searching. peer to peer file sharing networks for people that hide in plain site. explicit images of children. >> the investigation widened after the arrest of brian ferneli a police chief in new york in january. he pleaded not guilty to federal child porn charges. the latest arrests were carried out in new york city and surrounding suburbs. hundreds of other arrests around the country are expected to follow once agents examine the data from 600 computers, smartphones and l

that on the date this message arrived there were 15 front-line atlantic creek to stores tied up in staten island, new york awaiting final orders to take an allied troop, or from new york and on an island. this was a decision that had been made by roosevelt and churchill themselves personally at the arcadia conference in washington, which was going on the times must condemn. now, i try not to be to second-guessing when i read about things. but it seems elemental cost that of is coast, about a week or so behind. the animals in charge of the atlantic fleet might have said, maybe we better hold off sending this, for ireland and then to be better put these 15 destroyers on a patrol screen along the coastal shipping lines. no order was ever given. the convoy is still on schedule surrounded by a ring of steel, and a scholar of american merchants and allied merchant sailors began. it is one of the most baffling situations in in my years of researching industry. another baffling thing is that nobody was ever out -- held accountable for this incredible lapse in judgment. got shuffled in buried unde

çççç exceptççççççççççç kim and staten island says so no matter what is going on in theur unusual point of view and life? may be seeing firsthand the fragility of life. and then kristy wonders about some of the not so deep facet of life that on the show. including scantily clothed women. i don't know what you're talking about. just when i think you are profoundly different human beings come i the some hot babe segment and conclude that neil is just another dog died. in candia writes to us that you rike me is a sex obsessed pig and 10-amp, you strike me as a clueless real. and another rights i like a lot of crazy you are. neil: i avoid labels, but i can tell you this much, i care, lan tell you this much, i care, but i always believe you can be both. and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest. and you may he may be a big shot at fox, but wow, you are a lousy interviewer. well, flip the channel then, there's plenty of others from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not t

every command along thelet thick coast there were 15 frontline atlantic fleet destroyers tied up in staten island, new york, awaiting final orders to take an allied troop convoy from new york to northern ireland. this was a decision that had been made by roosevelt and churchill themselves personally at the arcadia conference in washington, which was going on at the time this message came down. now, i try not to be too second-guessing when i read about things and put information together in a chronology. but it seems elemental that knowing that at least 15 u-boats were either arriving on station off the east coast, or were a week or so behind, i should think the admirals in charm of the atlantic fleet might have said, maybe we'd better hold off sending this convoy to ireland and maybe we better put the 15 tee destroyers out in a patrol screen along the shipping lanes. but no order was ever given. the convoy sailed on scheduled. surrounded by the ring of steel, and the slaughter of american and allied merchant sailors began. it's one of the most baffling, just -- i don't know -- excisions i'

he held a rally in staten island and apparently said the words, i'm still here baby. >> reporter: buthe left the court today and got in a waiting vehicle, the only word he said. have a good day, be safe. he will hope his reelection bid is a safe one. up for reelection in november. and many in the republican party have abandoned him, believing that he is two tarred by the bad publicity. he said he will fight in november and he will win. >>> all right thank you. >>> here is a wild court story, an accused murderer ruled mentally incompetent many years ago could soon go to trial. we'll tell you why when our legal panel weighs in. >> and navigating gusty winds and tall trees to save a teenager. how he got in trouble in the first place. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most

the incident happened two weeks ago in the staten island outside an elementary school after school hours 11-year-old boys getting into eight foovment what's most disturbing to almost every adult who has seen this is that the father, instead of trying to break up the kids in the school yard fight actually seems to be provoking his son who at one point looks as if he is away and doesn't really want to fight. there the father is telling him to punch harder, to do it worse. the good thing is that we're told by the department of education that the kids were not injured. there were no injuries as a result of this. but there are many, many questions. and now we have learned late today that the child welfare officials was called acs here in new york city. they are investigating the home life of this 11-year-old and exactly what is going on there. >> lisa, is there any sort of criminal investigation? i can tell you from my former life when you encourage somebody, you become an aider and abetter when you tell someone to hit somebody. this isn't just a civil matter and obnoxious father doing someth

daniel donovan junior of new york staten island district attorney says there's difference between porn and pornography. the confiscated video feature defenseless children raped or sexually assaulted by adult. they are nothing more than video taped crime scenes watched by predators lurking in the shadows of the internet. according to federal agents and prosecutors, the arrests include a youth base ball coach and boy scout leader. some arrested are accused of seeking to abuse, including a woman, producing videos of her son. the arrests represent five weeks work for homeland security, the n.y.p.d. and other agencies infiltrating and looking at file sharing networks for people that hide in plain site but possess, produce and distribute images of children on the web. >> the investigation widened after the rest of a former police chief of mt pleasant new york in january. he pleaded not guilty to federal children porn charges. the latest arrests were carried out in new york city and surrounding suburbs. hundreds of other arrests were expected to follow once agents examined the data from compu

. >> from staten island. which a-listers once famously owned a pet pig named max?> george clooney? he owned a pot belly pig? >> a vietnamese pot belly pig. his name was max. he had him for 18 years which is amazing because their average life span is 12 to 15 years. so he had them a very long time. >> and they're great pets? >> who's the cutest there? >> you know what? i don't know. back across to kath. >> a lovely lady from texas. how many more pet cats are there in the u.s. compared to the number of pet dogs? 2 million? 5? 10? or 15 million? >> i'm going to say "b," 5 million. >> no. everyone has a story. >> excellent. okay, the correct answer, 10 million. i didn't know there were more pet cats than dogs period. >> more u.s. households actually own dogs but people who own cats tend to own more than one cat. they're easier. they live longer. you know, you can kind of help both of them live a little longer with regular veterinary care. >> good. >> fresh, healthy food. i feet my dogs fresh pet. just keeping their weight down. that's the biggest thing is keeping their

so i have to mention that he spent six months on staten island working as a tutor to emerson's brothers and trent brothers children. i and so i think that was the most fun i've ever had as a writer is taking him off manhattan and staten island and re-creating what it wase-crea like. but these people dodging the servts and they are driven by literary servants and they are c hoping workman driving giant blocks of ice, still covered in sawdust downtube basement level oyster bars and the vagabond slime of manhattan with wild fod stray pigs and they were the street. so getting all of these details with as much fun as i had ever had and so they keep coming back rspei just found it fascinating. so despite the glorious revelations of the human genome project, personality and character are still a mystery te and how he got to be the way he ans was and how he influenced others with that weird way that one person can be a catalyst and another person is not, all of those things were so much fun to try toher pers track down and ad same time asking myself what did itca sound like walking down a stree

. >> michael grimm is the now -- he's the indicted member of congress from staten island.ith advance mcallister, who was caught kissing somebody on videotape, the louisiana republican, there was this and trey raidle, who had the cocaine arrest, there was this group pressure by the republican parties to get them both either to resign or not seek reelection and they've been successful. what's going on behind the scenes with republicans pushing out michael grimm? >> what they will tell you, chuck, is they are simply abiding by american law, which is the idea of presumption of innocence here. michael grimm has vehemently denied these charges, said there's a vicious campaigns that politically motivated. but you're now seeing this line of attack that goes hold on, a guy kisses his co-worker and you get all fire and brimstone and tell him to get out but here's a guy under a federal indictment, 20 counts where the fbi said he was not living up to his job as a congressman and he's allowed to stay on? what the issue is for the gop is the last thing they want to do is go back to 2007

some of the guidelines the staten guidelines published a couple of months ago everybody on the committee takes money from a drug company. how can you trust? the institute of medicine by the way to publish guidelines how to make trust for the guidelines. we need to start falling those. you can get a pd f. >> [inaudible] >> number one and we'd elected officials who can ask questions and understand. i literally had to explain a congresswoman and a congressional hearing and the mortality is dying from cancer. she may be great with foreign affairs but with health care does not doing very well. many elected officials get donations from these people in sweden much clearer understanding where they get their money. i had a run in with a black congressman from brooklyn and one of the lobbyists had to whisper in my year in and explain he is the number one part taker of money and because of all the tobacco farmers. [laughter] >> you really have to know where these people are taking their money. sometimes you have people who have personal experiences and bob dole would be upset if i told you about pr

. >> reporter: it took place in the bulls head section of staten island two weeks ago. >> i know thoseey would have had an argument. they would have been not friends for maybe two days and then they would have been friends again. with the father egging him on, it just got worse. >> reporter: the school's principal met with the student who threw punches and his father yesterday. that student is now facing disciplinary action, but as the video continues to spread, parents tell us they're worried kids will get the wrong idea. >> we try to talk to the kids about not bullying and here goes a dad doing this in front of the school. >>> up next, chances are you ate it or fed it to your kids. ever wonder who the gerber baby was and who she is now at 87? the ultimate where they are now next. coming up tonight on "hannity." >> i'm in trouble. [ cheering ] shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. but they don't yet know we're a family. we're right where you need us. at the next job, next adventure or at the next exit helping you explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. 12

they investigated them in staten island. the threshold is very low. 40 people died. i know they are not obama voters. but it is shocking. >> i think he should be ashamed of uttering the words. who wouldn't want to fight? you are the top attorney in the country, who wouldn't want to fight for the people who fought for us? i'm not going to disparage the jobs inspector general will or could do, it is not about that, it's about this is the highest attorney in the land. why wouldn't he want to apply the best skills to our best? >> what if eric holder is saying maybe there is not any criminal activity, but let's wait and see, go after it after the ig report. >> particularly some focus has to be shed on the bonuses issu issued, some of these whistleblowers have pointed out possibly the incentives for these fraudulent waiting lists for these bonuses handed out to executives at the va doctors, the va for the 14-day period when they would see a patient. they said it would be months, some would say i was not seen for one, two, three months yet there are still being handed these

. >>> a train engineer and conductor are recovering this morning after a train derailed on staten islandansportation officials say a train car went off the tracks after hitting a bumping block. no passengers were onboard. >>> crews plan to take advantage of friendlier weather today as they battle a wildfire burning near yosemite. cooler temperatures and weaker winds are expected. the fire started monday and burned down two homes and about 680 acres. evacuation orders were lifted for about 50 people. twice as many were ordered to leave when the fire broke out. nearly 700 firefighters are working on that fire. five of them have been hurt but they're going to be okay. right now the fire about 40% contained. >>> australian agency says the missing malaysian jetliner is not in the area where they thought it would be. the area in the southern indian ocean where crews just wrapped up and expanded search based on the plane's possible route. now, the australian agency leading the search says the pings detected in that area were probably from a ship and not the plane's black box. no sign of the pla

can someone build another road in staten island. i will pay with liz's money. why every time timothy geithner to talk, you ask him the time he looks like he saw a car accident? he scared me every time he talks. melissa: you're right about that. >> woodland creature. >> absolutely. melissa: charging huge bucks for overdraft fees and critics slamming banks set up shop inside walmart and taking advantage of customers. the customers say the 30-dollar overdraft fee is way cheaper than pay day loan. they're writing checks, knowing they're bad. knowing they're making it to next day pay and only $30 for that makes a lot of sense and going on in all walmart banks that set up shop inside. >> what is really disturbing that the government decided there is sector of the financial system, people who do pay day loans, high interest loans who are just bad people abusing customers and even in the absence of any specific violations they're kind of pressuring this industry to change. and what you see is these things exist for a reason. customers want them. >> in other words, peop

. >> yesterday that same staten island congressman, recent subject to 20-count federal indictment, photoombed the press conference, worked up to the podium, disgruntled staffers said he was not voted and quote, we couldn't stop him. not the look the gop was going for, no one we could tell was broken in half like a boy. try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. [ ding dong ] [ male announcer ] you can get great discounts on 1-800-flowers.com... oh... [ male announcer ] roadside assistance from allstate, and avis, budget and budget truck. all in one place. aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn. [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, walgreens, and kellogg's... they're great! [ male announcer ] ...and on exciting entertainment [ taxi whistle ] come on, guys, the millers just got their cards, too! [ male announcer ] check out the possibilities. aarpdiscounts.com. [ male announcer ] check out the possibilities. you want a loan to build yo

bring you live pictures from staten island, new york. a train crash. two people have minor injuries. apparently no passengers were on this train at the time. we'll continue to watch it. >>> at least five groups have jumped into the fray to buy the l.a. clippers. one of them offering $1 billion. "the l.a. times" reports a group of los angeles investors teamed with a former nba star, grant hill, and offered $1.2 billion to the team. no word on the value of the other bid. now, even if she does reach a deal with one of the groups, shellie sterling still needs to get her estranged husband to agree to the sale and persuade 75% of nba owners to sign off on it. the initial offer for the team is amazing, considering donald sterling purchased the clippers in '81 for $12.5 million. if the current offer is accepted, it will more than double the highest price ever paid for an nba team. milwaukee bucks were recently purchased for $550 million. >>> one of the future hosts of the world cup is issuing a dress code. just released this ad campaign telling fans who attend

. >> reporter: it took place in the bulls head section of staten island after school hours two weeks brawl had their phones out and video spread online to members of the school community. >> i thought the father was a jerk. to put it lightly. >> reporter: vince's daughter knows the boys involved. >> i know those two kids that they would have had an argument, they would have been not friends for maybe two days and friends again, but with the flat egging them on, it got worse. >> reporter: the school's principal met yet with the student who threw the punches, who is in fifth grade and his father. that student is facing disciplinary action but as the video spreads, they are worried kids will get the wrong idea. >> you talk to the kids about not bullying and teach them and here goes a dad do that right in front of school. >> it's nothing you want your kids to do, especially at school. >> our thanks to wnyw. >>> ever wonder who the gerber baby was and where she is now at 87? the ultimate where they are now. next, plus, coming up tonight on "hannity". >> a feed call, watch. i'm in trouble.

. >> when a call comes in in 2010 from a school teacher needing help in staten island, new york, theyut for an assessment. with video camera in hand to document the case. but he assured all his clients that their identities will remain confidential. >> you couldn't open the door 90 degrees, maybe 30. this lady had a hard time getting into her own door. as soon as you got in the door, it is stacked from the floor to the ceiling. >> i remember having a difficult time walking through the front door. and being amazed that she was in a wheelchair. and the first thing i thought was, how does she get in and out? >> the disaster masters make their way around the packed home to assess the severity of the problem. >> behind the door, up against the wall in the closet, still stacked to the ceiling and little paths back into the living room. kitchen in the back. you could barely walk into the kitchen. >> it was a mix of construction material like tiles, plaster, to repair walls, tools and things that she had recently purchased as gifts. >> just a complete mess. everything came home, nothing had a

politico saying his underdog seat in staten island, usually very republican, likely to go democrat. you have a very unusual situation where at the capitol, even republicans aren't helping him. he resigned from his committee and he's becoming an embarrassment to the party. this interview will do nothing to change that. >> most importantly, mike, where does he come down on ferrets in new york city? he doesn't represent statin i will. >> yeah, illicit mammals are one of the few counts he does not face. >> fantastic. politico's mike allen. it's great to talk to you. >>> coming up, the rangers right here in new york, just one win away from their first stanley cup finals in 20 years. did they get it done last night against the canadiens. >>> and did you see this, 50 cent throwing out of the first pitch. it's might be a rough one. certainly in the top five. next. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town.

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you tell the veterans of america watching you talk today, that you will or someone will, get this statenned out? >> oh, i'm government, i'm confident the ig. will get this straightened out. the decision whether secretary shinseki stays or goes and he has a distinguished 40-year career is president obama's. not mine. not the american legion. the president has the responsibility to do what's right for the veterans of the country and those that come to the va in their weakest moments. that is the bottom line. it is about leadership. bill: we owe them that. appreciate your time. >> thank you. bill: martha, what's next? martha: another state's health care system is now in owe laps. why -- collapse. why massachusetts may shift the website to the fall back position. which means they have to start sending people to the federal website. we'll tell you about that. bill: congress determined to get answers on benghazi. the man who will lead the brand new select committee, congressman trey gowdy is our guest. he will talk to us live in a few minutes. >> i want to see every, single, solitary, relevant ma

dinner last night with two of my heroes, william fitzpatrick of syracuse, and dan done donovan of staten island talking about running for office. didn't you run for attorney general? yeah. how did that go? well, i can trace it back to where i lost. it was 1996. and bob dole was running for president. and he came to salt lake city. and i drove up from mayberry, the little town i lived in, mount pilot, and i was standing there. and i was so excited. i was going to meet bob dole. i found out later he was not doing well. so orrin hatch bailed on him. he was supposed to introduce him. i'm stuck in a vote. and senator bennett, i've got busy with the constituent. i go, great, governor leavitt. three-time governor, secretary of health and human services, big deal, well spoken. they go, he couldn't make it got stuck in traffic in salt lake city he got stuck in traffic? [laughter] so they said, burns, you're running for attorney general, you need to introduce him. i'm like, i'm going to introduce bob dole? there's like 500 people here. i'm like, no -- so i walked up there. i remember, do you have

he held a rally in staten island at which he said "i'm still here, baby." all along this is nothing more than a political witch hunt. he has said all along he will fight every step of the way. >> we will fight tooth and nail. we will fight tooth and nail until i am a fully exonerated. let me be clear, i will not abandon my post or the wonderful people who entrusted me to represent them. i had their backs and i know they have mine. >> the congressman says he will continue his fight for reelection in november. although, eric, he will have to do that without a lot of support from the republican party establishment which seems to be turning its back on the congressmen to a large extent. we will have to see how this trial ultimately plays those. eric: they can't get him off the ballot because it was after the deadline was over. >> exactly, two weeks after. martha: former "new york times" executive editor speaking for the first time since she was fired from the newspaper last week. there she is just a few moments ago delivering the commencement address at wake fo

last night with two of my heroes william fitzpatrfitzpatr ick from syracuse and dan donovan from staten island and we were talking about running for office didn't he run for attorney general? how did that go? i can trace it back to where lost. it was 1996 when bob dole was running for president. he came to salt lake city and i drove up from mayberry up to mt. pilot and was standing there but it is so excited i was going to meet bob dole and i found out later he was not doing well so orrin hatch bailed on him. senator bennett i got busy with an issue. three-time governor secretary of health and services. they go he could make it. he got stuck in traffic. in salt lake city got stuck in traffic? he said you are running for attorney general. i'm going to introduce bob dole. there were 500 people there. no kidding. i walked up there and i have orin's notes and what should i say? they said is easy. it's on the teleprompter. just read what orin would have said. that's what that is? i thought it was to keep the president from being shot. i remember as a kid thinking i could never be president b

congratulations. >> thank you. >> from staten island.fe span is 12 to 15 years. >> and they're great pets? >> who's the cutest there? >> you know what? i don't know. back across. >> a lovely lady from texas. how many more pet cats are there in the u.s. compared to the number of pet dogs? 2 million? 5? 10? or 15 million? >> i'm going to say "b," 5 million. >> no. everyone has a story. >> excellent. okay, the correct answer, 10 million. i didn't know there were more pet cats than dogs period. >> morehouse holds actually own dogs, but people who have cats tend to own more than one cat. they're easier. they live longer. you know, you can kind of help both of them live a little longer with regular veterinary care. >> good. >> fresh, healthy food. i feet my dogs fresh pet. just keeping their weight down. that's the biggest thing is keeping their weight down because just like us, it helps you live a whole lot longer and happier. >> back across. >> from pennsylvania, which "friends" character adopted a monkey named marcel? chandler? phoebe? joey