, stephanie. >> stephanie: hello karma.arma is a bitch. [ laughter ] >> caller: the number one thing i wanted to say to you before my education is i want to thank you for educating me on what a stupid government we have in d.c., and if we could take the serious republicans out of there and get some people in the real world we would be better off. >> stephanie: yep. yep. control but my question is i have worked all of my life paid in to social security and then later on paid into fica -- >> stephanie: you are acting like you have entitled to it in some way -- >> whatever! >> caller: is it an entitlement or did i pay for it and it is mine? >> stephanie: yeah, don't you love that. it is our money. >> you feel like you are entitled to insurance plan you paid into. >> stephanie: it's like putting money into the bank and then you go to get it and they are like oh, you are a moocher. >> caller: i am sick of this. and the other question i have for you, isn't there a place in our constitution that says there will be no taxation with

argentina ♪ >> stephanie: no that's for another thing. >> oh. >> stephanie: okay. >> oooooooooh. >> stephanietton. >> i can't handle having a black candidate. >> their weighing businesses down with too many regulations. >> i can't handle having a black president. >> i'll be glad when we get our country back. >> i didn't stand having a black president. >> if you can't understand red-state gibberish, at last there is an app for that red stateus stone. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. >> and also america. that's marco rubio's one idea. >> stephanie: yeah. america. can we recrew that marco rubio. >> i'll tell you what the criticism on the left is going to be. that they didn't offer any new ideas. and there's the fallacy of it. we don't need an idea. the idea is america. >> right. >> stephanie: america. >> uh-huh. >> whoo doggy. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: speaking of big parties. the -- what do we call it -- the painel invocation -- i don't know what it is. >> the invocation. >> stephanie: i thought it was a royal thing -- >> we're going to be in vacation next week. >> ste

"stephanie miller show" is a dictatorship. >> stephanie: right.up, i would like to know what is the definition of combatant. >> that's right. i said the same thing. >> caller: and then -- >> stephanie: well, do you really think somebody sitting at a cafe the president is going to send a drone into a cafe in america, do you really think that? i'm talking about when you are talking about somebody actively engaged in combat against the united states of america. >> but we have killed a lot of civilians not on purpose. >> caller: but i would still like to know what the definition of combatant is. >> stephanie: we have killed civilians by other means in every war in history. >> right, but like what rand paul was saying if your cousin is a terrorist, and you associate with your cousin does that make you a terrorist. >> stephanie: you are an idiot to agree with anything that rand paul says. >> and you are a racist. >> stephanie: fifty-eight minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello current tv

the wind. >> stephanie: hmm. >> stephanie: you were an odd child. >> didn't get away with it. >> stephanielove dolls. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: hope everybody is doing real well today. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: the reason i'm calling today is to please -- i finally figured out what the third amendment is. and i know everybody's probably way ahead of me. we've made fun of everybody's all up in the first amendment and second amendment. in portland, oregon, there were these two dudes armed to the hilt walking up and down the streets in residential neighborhoods when the people called the police because they thought their school was being shot up, the police talked to these men and they said oh, we're educating the public. on our second amendment rights. well, what the third amendment -- >> stephanie: little performance art. >> it was kind of crazy to me. i thought oh, my god. we're always joking about the third amendment being redcoats in our basement. really what the third amendment is we don't have to put up with people like that running up and down the street, armed to the

, stephanie.owner of the redskins and clear channel or something like that but i loved your show ever since, and now that you are on tv -- >> stephanie: it was not clear channel, but i know who you are talking about. >> caller: i consider myself an unofficial mook. that's how much i love the show. [ laughter ] >> caller: this issue before the supreme court is a no-brainer. i happen to be african american. i know polling wise -- not that i'm speaking for all african-americans, but polling wise we have come out a little slow on this. but these are really good clips especially what the other side is saying. it just really illustrates how dumb the argument is against preventing anyone from marrying anyone. i really believe that. and, you know, i was thinking with y'all -- i would like to get y'all's opinion on this. i think this is one of the issues that really is going to drive the republican party as to be -- what i hope to be the wig party in about five to ten years. this and the more you hear sara

: and i then i would just stop there. >> hi stephanie miller. >> hi stephanie miller. >> stephanie: okayh was me and we also had a girl performing oral sex on a boy, in one of the school stair wells, and he took a picture of it and tweeted it. our big problem is what do we have to tell these kids -- why do they think it's okay to take pictures of stuff like this or to say anything they want on these social media sites? they don't get it? and we're -- it's just a dilemma. we don't know what to say to these kids to get them to understand -- >> stephanie: besides the obvious horror of it you go are kids even stupider? because that's evidence. >> caller: you wonder yeah. you wonder sometimes. and i mean i was scared when this happened. i had to go to a counselor and everything, because it frightened me because this had never happened to me before. i had dealt with punk kids but this was different. >> stephanie: you are right. it makes it even more disturbing. thanks for sharing that carolyn. chris what do i say in evil facebook. twitter second. hi, josh. >> caller: how are you doing miss ste

. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."> caller: i'm wanting to know whether or not we're seeing is just a repeat of the billionaire republican's play book. during the primary we were given distractions like herman cane and other things while they passed the voter restriction laws. i really wonder what republicans are up to in the states while they have ryan out here getting all of the extensions -- >> stephanie: yeah if you are paying at attention to some of the gun laws and abortion restriction that that's what they are up to. anti-gay cardinal sleeping above the biggest gay sign in europe. it's pick a pope day. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the apartment is occupy by ivan -- >> you said even. >> stephanie: who cares. really? the socially conservative cardinal -- >> his middle name is steven so it works out. >> even steven. >> stephanie: ivan fine! he previously served as archbishop of bombay. >> it's called bombi. have you tried turning off your mode um. >> stephanie: what? which key do i hit? >> press a

>> stephanie miller. >> on tv. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."oothpaste and the blue like -- >> it doesn't burn. >> stephanie: right. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. by the way so we've been talking about the -- how many times can you say unprecedented republican obstruction but so i believe john mccain and his southern bell lindsey graham -- >> i do declare. >> oh, my stars. >> stephanie: still having the vapors over benghazi. in order to confirm brennan to the c.i.a. because he has absolutely nothing to do with it just like chuck hagel. [ applause ] i declare! i need some -- andy, i need some answers on benefit -- benghazi. >> he flashes his pearl necklace. >> stephanie: okay. here he is, jay carney, the press secretary. >> john brennan's nomination ought to be considered on is merits, on his qualifications, not on disputes about an issue that did not involve john brennan's nomination to be the c.i.a. director. >> he should have been involved. why wasn't he involved? >> stephanie: okay. let's go to shirley in -- >> why,

stephanie: okay.hat's about it. >> yeah, we got some precipitation and it was a little cold outside. >> stephanie: oh dear. all right. sean hannity. >> we continue to watch as republicans rise up to successfully block a vote on john brennan's nomination and all of this hand as more and more details emerges about the obama administration's efforts to suppress the sequestration and scare the hell out of them. >> what? >> are you trying to force some logic into sean hannity's plan? you need a sledge hammer to do that. >> stephanie: all right. has bill o'reilly calmed down -- >> not really? >> stephanie: bill o'reilly because now he has to continue the argument while combs is gone. >> just a little bit about combs, i should just -- >> you were out of line. >> i wasn't out of line. was maybe out of line with my tone. but has president obama put forth one solid cut on anything? >> yes, and he has. >> but the cuts aren't even cuts, the spending is going up. >> you were obnoxious. >> really? think of? >> yeah

miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."ek before the supreme court starts debating marriage equality tomorrow. >> yea. >> stephanie: he joins us live in studio. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. jacki, you you were updating us on what is happening with gun legislation. it is just amazing how out-of-step congress is with the american people on this issue. >> yeah, well, universal background checks are wildly popular and the problem the hangup is that some members of congress are interested in having different rules for private sales between family members or sales between friends. they don't want to have a universal background check system that's truly universal. therein lies the hangup. >> stephanie: good it was so easy for adam lanza to get his mom's gun. >> i think he took that. >> it wasn't a sale. >> that wasn't an intentional transfer, i don't think. >> stephanie: why can't we do anything about this technology about recognition where only the owner of the gun can use it? >> it is expensive to dep

stephanie: right.ow." >> i got her number off the men's room stall. 1-800-steph-12. (vo) always outspoken now unleashed. joy behar. >> guess who i'm going to spend the night with? hmmm? lily tomlin! want to join us and make it a three way? ♪ one night in bangkok ♪ ♪ can't be too careful with your company ♪ ♪ i can feel the devil walking next to ♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ i kept my kicks above the waistline, sunshine ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." sadly. that's not my choice. i can't get any below the waistline. >> i'm sure if you put the word out there you're looking for a little something something. >> chicago sexy liberal. >> stephanie: hello. kicks below the waistline. take a number. >> one night in chicago. >> stephanie: makes a hard man humble. okay. 22 minutes after the hour. hal sparks in for jim ward today. he's off on a voice job. we have rude pundit coming up. eric boehlert. >> a voice job? >> this is a job. >> stephanie: this is just a hobby. >> he found a job where he can

>> stephanie: hi!y county, alabama, and i want to say how embarrassed and ashamed i am. and there are some good people here. >> stephanie: yeah, i cannot believe the reaction to justice scalia, can you? what did he call it a racial entitlement. >> caller: yeah, it was awful. >> stephanie: there were audible gasps. [ gasping ] >> exactly. >> stephanie: we're watching you during the prop 8 thing. [ gasping ] >> stephanie: i don't understand why the [ censor bleep ] needs special protection. dan in mobile alabama. not the thing that hangs above a baby baby's crib. >> caller: i wanted to talk about the people down here that are talk about the voting right's act. there are people who are saying he should be voting for voting rights for people. >> stephanie: yeah what a disgrace clarence thomas sitting there knowing full well that he created this issue. >> if we have voting right's, we'll have a black president some day. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: peter writes about the gop deep decent into extreme -

>> stephanie: tiffany, you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, miss stephanie.t to make a decision to love a man or woman despite if they are a man or woman, that's their human right. that's their inright to do so. my husband is caucasian, and i'm african american. just 50 years ago the same people who are saying horrific things now said that it was a sin for me and my husband to be together. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: they said that our children would be -- that our marriage would destroy the fabric of society. our children would be lost -- >> stephanie: and guess what they cited, tiffany? the bible. >> caller: yeah, they cited the bible, and these same individuals -- and this is what kills me -- as a christian this is what kills me about the right. they sit up there and they say it is not my right to choose as a woman to have an abortion, but at the same time they can't tell somebody that they cannot have a semi automatic weapon. i am in the military. i have been back from afghanistan for six months and i prayed every day that i did not have to pull my wea

announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ don't change your number ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie millerthleen madigan you enjoy viking violence in >> yeah, old school all of a sudden you are standing there, and there is a spear in your head for no reason. that's the type of shows i tape. i love doomsday tapers. >> oh god. >> they say i'm at costco right now stalking up. they are married. oh, my god. i can't believe the extremes -- where is the money coming from? i so many questions? >> stephanie: only god knows the exact level of your crazy. all right. let's see diane in tennessee you are on with kathleen. hi, diane, welcome. >> caller: thank you. i just wanted to say i discovered chattoe chocolate. i just put it in a glass and walk around with mommy's chocolate milk all day. >> chocolate wine? you could have a chocolate lecure -- >> isn't there chocolate vodka. >> stephanie: yes. >> how about coffee vodka. >> they make that. >> it's espresso vodka. >> my friend gave me a bottle of birthday cake vodka. it tastes exactly like birthday cake. [ mumbling ] >> and if you mix it with pineappl

why don't we just say that stephanie miller can live with us. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie millerget it in my e-mail account? i'm sure your wife would be fine with it. >> stephanie: tommy sends us stuff to the show. they're actually good content but for some reason, every e-mail has a picture of you attached to it. there is no connection to anything. >> luckily there's nothing bad out there about me. i don't think. [ laughter ] >> unless it has been photo shopped. i'm too boring for anything good to be out there. >> stephanie: there is a picture of the inauguration of rowland, jacki and melissa. you made "new york" magazine. prettiest people in the world. roland looks like bond. >> roland is so handsome. >> he is. >> stephanie: he has horrible toenails though. >> does he really? >> stephanie: when we go on vacation she's like sleeping with a gila monster. he will not get off me he claws -- i literally -- i look like -- my calves have been shredded by a cat during the night. >> he takes care of everything else. why doesn't he take care of his toenails. >> stephanie: i don't know. >

, stephanie. in the promo code, stephanie. >> to be honest, i've never seen such dysfunction. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. ♪ i don't know what you've done to me ♪ ♪ but i know this much is true ♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ i want to do bad things to you ♪ >> stephanie: yeah, yeah, oh, yeah. it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. >> she said on the airplane. >> stephanie: yes. steal my pretzels. bad stuff. jacki schechner, don't challenge me to go to your apartment and help you and fix your smoke alarm because i'll do it. i'm a helper. >> you're an incredible friend. you go above and beyond -- i like to think i'm

. >> good morning, stephanie. glad to be here. >> stephanie: thank you for taking time for us. here's the thing where i think is real progress. i got to hang out o with senator tammy baldwin at the inauguration. i loved that in her race and i think probably in yours it wasn't an issue anymore. nobody brought up sexual orientation. >> it was very much in the background and funny thing is the people who are most interested were liberal journalists like you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i'm just titillated by the whole thing. >> we've had several stories about when i ran 20 years ago and when i ran this time around and so a lot of the stories were about that. typically, you know, the more progressive. >> stephanie: you know what's interesting is i think it has become -- nonpartisan issue. i wouldn't say bipartisan, would you? interesting, this morning, i was just saying we welcome a brand

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. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show"!walking on sunshine, woe ho ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, woe ho ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey all right now ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ >> hal: it does feel good. it feels amazingly good. day four. hal sparks filling in for stephanie miller while she is away on vacation. we have a spa update in her allotted five days away from work, she has spent four and a half of those days either walking on a trial up into the mountains or biking on a bike with no wheels down the mountain. >> what is a bike with no wheels. >> hal: spinning. >> spinning bikes have wheels, but they don't actually go anywhere. >> hal: which is even sadder. >> i am a spin addict. >> hal: spinning has nothing to with the wheels on a vehicle. it has to do with what your knees and ankles are doing. it is just a circle. it is only a wheel if it is used for transportation. let me say for the record -- and you will be on tangent police -- >> i will be. i am super hero, and i am tangent averter -- >> hal: and you are goi

i appreciate you filled in for stephanie.>> i'm excited >> hal: she discovered these this week. >> caller: i would give you guys a grade of an a minus. >> hal: that's fine. >> it's nice that you know the chinese word for air fart but not being able to find it on the sound machine -- >> he has his own box. >> caller: okay. tony if you could have found the lunatics have taken over the asylum -- >> i'll get it for next >> caller: and as far as jacki goes, any morning i get to see more jacki is going to be a good day. >> oh, thank you. >> hal: let's go to weezy. >> caller: oh, my god hal. i love your show.

here we are on the "stephanie miller show."ories -- well taking cute news stories and making them cut. >> and i did for national new tradition month make wasbi almond covered in chocolate. and they are wonderful. travis suggested she try it with wasbi i tried them over the weekend they are delicious. >> hal: and i actually cooked my own -- i made eggs in a hole you know? >> oh, yeah. >> hal: and use olive bread, and then i use -- this is a trick if you ever make eggs in a hole and you have a kid in the house, it's a great way to do it, or your significant other, use a cookie cutter and use a heart if it's your girlfriend or boyfriend or a moon or star or something, and it's kind of fun. >> that's very cute. >> hal: yeah, i do that, and obviously it's like a two ice taes morning, because i have energy drinks in a pile over here. like spinach tins in an old popeye episode. so the tenth anniversary of the iraq war and the republicans release their policy document. and the only swift is embracing comprehensive immigration reform. w

stephanie, thank you. [cheering and applauding] >> first of all, i just want to thank supervisor avalos for nominating me for such a prestigious award. i'm glad to be a part of women making history here in san francisco and being able to provide services to hopefully decrease the violence here in this community. i also would like to thank the people at the department of public health for trusting me in leading our crisis services, as well as i want to recognize charlie and john, my direct supervisors, for pushing and pushing and having faith in me. then i'd like to thank my staff who are here who allow me to -- [cheering and applauding] >> to [speaker not understood] above and beyond and provide 24-hour service to the city for [speaker not understood] and thinking out of the box and working diligently for me. i also importantly want to thank my family for coming and supporting me and being understanding [speaker not understood] and just coming here, taking a day off. and above all, i want to thank god for

it's the "stephanie miller show." now.s the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [ male announcer ] to many men, shaving can be a sensitive issue. but take comfort. it may not be you; it may be your razor. upgrade to gillette fusion proglide. our micro-thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel to put less stress on your skin by gliding through hair. switch to fusion proglide. number one dermatologist recommended on sensitive skin. and now introducing new fusion proglide sensitive shave gel. gillette. the best a man can get. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's lobsterfest our largest selection of lobster entrees like lobster lover'

. >> stephanie: he wants to defund it. including little rock schools on sexually transmitted diseases. arkansas ranks in the top ten for the number of cases of syphilis gonorrhea and chlamydia. why educate kids on stds when you're on top right? >> chlamydia. >> way to go, arkansas on all of that chlamydia. >> chlamydia. >> driving out west toward california, this den of inequity, keep the pedal to the metal. no place to slow down and get a piece. >> stephanie: get a souvenir for me, wouldn't you. arkansas enjoy how much you're going to spend on the court

we're such a dime a dozen these days. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i was talking about the president filing the amicus brief for the prop 8 case in doma. this is a big deal isn't it? >> it is a big deal for the participate of the united states to put his prestige on this he speaks for all of the american people. and for him to say i speak for the american people, and we believe that proposition 8 should be unconstitutional, and that people in california ought to be allowed to be married and call themselves married. >> stephanie: there is always people as you know on both sides that whatever the president does it might not be enough. obviously some people are saying it doesn't go as far as some people wanted, but it seems like he is making the best argument

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stephanie link is our bull. josh brown's our bear.e bull case with 90 -- minute and a half on the clock. 90 seconds. >> i like the g.e. story because it's a restructuring story. the company is selling off noncore assets like nbc universal. they're shrinking g.e. capital. they're selling out their real estate assets which are actually getting a better price for given the elevation in real estate. and they're focusing more on industrial. their industrial business, 20% is energy which is starting to see secular tailwinds. and infrastructure is what they do best. and i think that is a multiple enhancing event. in addition, margins are stabilized and poised to go higher. >> i don't hate it, let me start there. here's the problem -- you can only own so many stocks. there's no reason to think at all that, a, this rally should continue or, b, it should outperform the. you're almost better off with a basket from g.e. all the things stephanie says are true. however, this is already discounting a lot of that. it's an 18 multiple. the dow is sell

he misses stephanie. >> taylor: i am not going to debate this with you, brooke. your business. >> brooke: i care about eric. >> taylor: he is happy. we both are, all right? now, if you'll excuse me, i would like to make myself comfortable in my home. >> katie: hey, you haven't left? >> bill: the company we were negotiating with needed more time, so today's meetings are canceled, which means you are stuck with me for the rest of the day. >> katie: oh, lucky me. >> bill: you want to grab some lunch? we'll bring the baby with us. >> katie: ooh, he's got to go down for a nap pretty soon. >> bill: all right, well, even better. we can stay in. here, i'll put him down. >> katie: oh, no, i got it. we kind of have a routine. i usually lay down with him, but, um... >> bill: but my meetings are canceled. >> katie: yeah. be right back. let's go take a nap. nap time. >> bill: [ sighs ] >> rick: okay. enjoy. [ door opens ]

>> stephanie gosk along the fabled new jersey turnpike. stephanie, thanks. >>> there is word from south africa tonight that nelson mandela is in good spirits, continuing to recover after a health scare that had a lot of folks concerned. doctors say 94-year-old mandela is making steady progress in the hospital where he is being treated for this recurring lung infection. >>> and on this good friday in rome, pope francis led his first way of the cross procession that reenacts the crucifixion of christ. the procession at night at the colosseum is one of the more dramatic moments each year during holy week. the pope used the opportunity to reach out to the muslim community this year amid a time of deep turmoil, of course, across the middle east. >>> still ahead for us tonight, a major new report about vaccines and the risk of autism. tonight, doctors try to reassure a lot of worried parents across this country once and for all. >>> and later, in their own words. what marilyn monroe wrote to a friend in her darkest days and a big fight among div

nbc bay area stephanie strong is live in east san jose with the story. stephanie? >> reporter: here on this street alone up on the hills, we are hearing from neighbor there is have been four break-ins in the last four to six months here. there's a lot of concern. for paul majors and his family of four it happened about a month ago them say that there were three guys who broke in through the side fence and the bathroom window and the car and the three suspect were caught on a neighbor's security camera so they had the footage available when the officer came and took the report. majors says $20,000 worth of things were stolen and the officer was even able to lift some fingerprints off of a mirror. now, majors says he got a lucky break with his find my ipad app. his ipad was stolen, able to get an address in north san jose from that app. still, he says san jose police told him there wasn't anything they do do with resources tied up >> it's frustrating. and i know the police are doing the best they can with the resources that they are given. i don't know who to point t

stephanie is determined to change that. >> help me help other kids walk and play. >> reporter: and asus back to her destroyed home, one year later, there, the concrete, hand print, an indelible testimony to the family's survival. and that song, now an anthem. ♪ >> this is what i'm meant to do. i'm excited that from a bad situation, we can make something really good. ♪ >> so we choose stephanie decker, who says her next goal is to run a marathon. we thank you so much for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern, and david muir will be right here for you all weekend until monday. goodnight. >>> operation cease fire, a major initiative to combat gun violence violence in oakland and a tough message aimed at criminals. >> crack down on gun he shows. a laum comes up with a way to ban that venue from private gun sales. >> fire at chez panisse q no word on when it might reopen. >> the $33 million lotto winner that kept her hair appointment today and she's not the one in the chair. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. a major crime sweep in

general hospital foundation has been such a wonderful wonderful entity and i want to just thank stephanie your leadership, i want to thank julie and rich at the board with all of the other board members, the staff at the hospital, all of the staph, you know sometimes the doctors have to do it's emergency work but what makes that whole hospital run is literally everybody that works at the hospital from the social workers to the accountants to the administrators to the nurses, and nurse practitioner and is the doctors and all of the fundraisers thank you everybody for working together. and for today, again, a big thanks to ellen and pam for your leadership and bringing the hearts and the heros together. it's such a wonderful just community effort to support our general hospital and all of the work that it does. everybody knows what it does already. but i also want to say there are other heros that you are acknowledging today and i would like to just give them a word of thanks. you know, when people get to the hospital, sometimes, it's in time. sometimes it's a little late. but having a worl

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stephanie chuang is live with the story. >> reporter: a great ending to the story. that puppy stolen tuesday afternoon from right near the tri-city animal center, a division of the fremont police department and, in fact, just yards away from the fremont police station itself. six detectives and two officers kicked off an investigation to get that puppy home. anxious and excited, opie, a 2 1/2-month-old pit bull is waiting for a homecoming that almost didn't happen. >> how are you? >> how are you doing, about big boy? >> the o'connors adopted him tuesday morning only to get a call the next day. >> they said he was gone. my heart sunk. >> reporter: animal control officer sarah says two guys stole opie right out of his kennel slipping him out of this small frame before allegedly putting him in a bag and jumping the back fence. >> i was nervous. kind of the dog they literally have another dog rip apart or were they going to use him later on to have a fighting dog. >> reporter: o'connor thought he'd never see opie again. >> probably low priority with everything going on.

nbc's stephanie gosk is with us in the studio. stephanie, good evening. >> good evening, brian. it's been three and a half months since that night and the numbers show support for gun control is slipping. today a group that supports gun control held rallies around the country while prosecutors in newtown released chilling details on their investigation. adam lanza fired 154 bullets inside sandy hook elementary in under five minutes according to documents released today by

the sf mta has not commented on the broken meter but says it's reviewing stephanie's case. a spokesman told us, quote, we certainly apologize if miss jacoby was put in danger and we'll inform staff of the policies of where to put tickets. >> it gets hot. over 1,000 degrees. >> thank you. >>> well, roberta, i don't know about you, but i was still struggling this morning with losing that extra hour of sleep. but everything was okay when i look outside because it was gorgeous. >> i didn't feel it yesterday. i felt it today, as well. >> later in the week, it will be the ripple effect. >> it will catch up with us. >> but we are enjoying an extra hour of sunlight at the end of the day. we're in the they rows of a warming trend. good evening. this is the scene at ocean beach. hint of patchy fog that's been improving, thicker an hour ago. let's share this satellite and radar. it shows you that we have a fog bank straddling the seashore to monterey bay. inland we see we have a veil of high, thin clouds associated with a dirty ridge of high pressure that continues to build into the b

. >> stephanie, can you give me a comment on pbh?they are doing a good job, but jeans are the problem. and until you see a recovery in that segment, that's a very competitive segment. not one i would buy. >> biogen is popping 4%. >> the stock continues to amaze. it's 36% since january. relative strength here is 80, which is off the charts, but that's going to be torrent to justify a move like this. momentum needs to follow through. they have a new drug, two big upgrades on the street, no reason to sell it if you are along. i would not chase it, though. >> a little above for southwest airlines. >> here we go with the airline sector. one of the reasons the transportation sector has done so well, i am like laszlo and missed this run. i'm not interested in correcting my mistake up 2%. if i was in it, i would take it off the table and sell it. >> up next, we continue to reveal laszlo's top picks. should you follow suit? two of to the best, link, wise, ali, frazier, tyson, holyfield, leonard, they put on their gloves for another showdown y

former obama 2012 deputy campaign manager stephanie cutter, and buzz feed editor in chief ben smith.e yesterday the fifth most senior democrat in the senate announced he will not seek re-election. michigan's carl levin said he will step down in 2014, announcing he could best serve his country by "doing my job without the distraction of campaigning for re-election." right now democrats hold a 55-45 edge in the senate, including the two independents who caucused with democrats, but liven is already the fourth open seat democrats will need to defend later this month. south dakota's tim johnson is expected to announce that he, too, will retire. so far just two republican senators, georgia's saxby chambliss and mike johanns have said they will not seek re-election. with democratic seats vacating, are senate republicans streamlining the message and laying the ground work for a unified front in the upper chamber? >> mr. paul wants to be taken seriously, then he needs to do more than pull political stunts and fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms. he needs to know wh

stephanie, great to have you onboard. >> thank you.ad a great impact. tell us first of all, what it is for those who don't know. >> absolutely. emily's list, a 28-year-old organization is a network of now 2 million women and men across the country that support pro-choice democratic women for office, and our sole goal is to change who's representing us in congress at the state level and governorships and ultimately someday in the white house. >> well, this past election cycle there were i think some huge opportunities for emily's list given some of the republican candidates. were you all able to take advantage of it? >> it was incredible, in fact for us, it was a historic cycle. we ended up looking at a united states senate where we had 20 women now in the united states senate, the first time in our nation's history. 16 women to the house of representatives, and we know we've got a lot more work to do but we're getting there. >> mike barnicle. >> does emily's list select candidates? obviously there's a litmus test? >> we only support de

we think stephanie made some very good points. we know we're in march and the fund manage remembers thinking about the reports they will put out the end of the first quarter. they are largely underinvested. they will continue to fund the market so we're not worried about the next 30 days. >> what about earnings? i mean, the next 30 days will be the end of the first quarter. michael, what are you expecting in terms of first-quarter earnings? are you expecting pre-announcement? is that going to be the lever that takes this market reversing course? >> maybe. i think in general there's a pretty strong conservative bias in terms of continuing to see surprises on the upside. it's the risk-off trade that's been getting a bid. as i've been saying to my 25,000 plus amazing twitter followers, the market is broken. someone has to explain to me if we're so excited about dow new all-time highs why are yields on the ten-year back to 185 and dividend sectors outperforming, and why is it when you look at a price ratio of small caps to large caps,

paula, john, john, john, stephanie. good morning commissioners i'm amy i live at devonshire way right at the corner down the block from crestline. i'm thankful that you have listening to my neighbors. i would ask that you consider the concerns of the folks. we're the folks who are going to be living through the construction and living with the traffic and safety issues because this project may or may not be built. and my fellow neighbor who mentioned the traffic issues from one home have been considerable. the maps you've been shown on designate that crestmont has two streets that will funnel into that. but this project is located closer to filth oath than warren drive. i understand there was issues with the owner of the apartment building. but i would echo something it is pedestrian traffic to the avenue. and also, if possible in the greatest scheme of things if there were road access to the after it would benefit the residents of the construction and the resident of crestmont because it's such a long way to drive. and

welcome. >> guest: thank you, stephanie. it's nice to be your. >> host: he became chairman of general motors immediately after the company filed for bankruptcy. you came out of retirement to take the job. why did you do it? >> guest: i became chairman when he came out of bankruptcy. the day came out of bankruptcy. it's a good question why i took a. because when first asked i said no, i know nothing about the car business. i can drive on. i can start one. and i was retired from at&t and i was in sort of late '60s, but i kept talking to steve rattner it was the car czar. he kept talking about public service. i kept thinking about how my family had owned general motors all my life. i drove one. what a great part of america general motors once. and that ultimately said okay, ed, if you can do this let's go give it a shot. that's what finally said okay then one before you accepted the chairmanship, did you have a point of view about the government's bailout of general motors? thank you i just new general motors shouldn't go away,