my stepson is 17. he just got his permit.you hear the statistics about car crashes being the number one killer of teens and that first year after they get the license being the most dangerous time of the teen's life. it's so scary to hear. that's why i'm so excited to be a part of this campaign. i'm learning as a parent everything i need to be teaching my stepson tyler and how important it is to get him in the car, for him to get experience, the drive at home initiative, the all state foundation as well as the national safety council created drive at home.org this wonderful web site to go to for incredible information and it talks about how it's so important for to you get in the car with your teen and get them the experience -- these car crashes are not caused by what you may think they are, the teen car crashes, you think they are texting, doing something like that. it's just caused by lack of experience. when i first drove with tyler, he didn't know though brake at a stop sign. something that we take for granted, we have b

before he died, he turned over control to his daughter and stepson, producers who still own half theubby broccoli's daughter, barbara broccoli, and his stepson, michael wilson, oversaw production on the set of "skyfall," the 23rd bond film in the franchise they inherited. before your dad stepped down, did he give you any advice? >> barbara broccoli: well, i guess the main thing was he said, "don't let other people screw it up." >> cooper: the fact that you've kept this in the family, do you think that's critical to the success of this? >> michael wilson: i think so. >> broccoli: we are, well, control freaks, you know? and we're excited. we're still excited by... i mean, every morning, you know, you get up, you think, "wow, i get to go, you know, on a bond set." ( laughs ) and it's thrilling. >> cooper: "skyfall" stars daniel craig in his third outing as 007. he's the sixth actor to play bond in its 50-year history. why do you think it's lasted for 50 years? >> daniel craig: sort of giving value for money to the cinema- going public has been the credo of the broccoli family. >> cooper

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- bobby brown is pissed because his not-adopted stepson didn't ask permission to marry his daughter. i don't have bobby on c-dial. >> a guy got on the radio in ohio and said that justin bieber approached him inside of a club and spit in his face. >> the spit went into his mouth and he was completely concerned about diseases, especially from bieber.

. >> i was in prison, finishing up a sentence and i saw my stepson come through the same prison wallst i was in and right then, something went off of my head to say, enough is enough. >> reporter: he started his own construction company and began offering training classes, opening his doors to the homeless and excons and anyone else independence. he estimates he has placed more than 2,000 people at job sites around the city. >> i changed my mind dramatically because as a mother, i felt like there was nowhere else to turn. i was stressed out and didn't know what to do. >> reporter: learning what else to do is where financial adviser ryan mack comes in. he is teaching his people in the community about saving and investing. >> they really think it's not for me. i can just put money under my mattress. i can just continue to use this check cashing place. we don't see how the market is going up. we don't see that point. because all we getting is what comes downhill, you understand? which is crumbs from the rich man's take. >> reporter: but even middle class blacks lag behind whites whens it

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- bobby brown is pissed because his not-adopted stepsonn't ask permission to marry his daughter. i don't have bobby on c-dial. >> a guy got on the radio in ohio and

that's my son and my stepson.ight now and his name is ethan nomache, that means little man in indian. gives me hope and reason to pull through. when i get out i'll live with my dad to get myself on my feet before cane raise money to get my own place. get on my feet and get to know my son and be a better husband to my wife. hopefully start a future. you know? >>> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and isu launch a full-scale investigation of the laundry workers cells in hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we'll follow up, see if we can find more metal, more contraband. go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. >> pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, weapons, drugs -- >> turn around. >> you smell -- i'm telling you right now -- you will be -- did you swal

i saw my stepson come through the same prison walls that i was in. right then, something went off in my head to say enough is enough. >> reporter: he started his own construction company and began offering training classes, opening his doors to the homeless, ex-cons and any else interested. he estimates he's placed more than 2,000 people at job sites around the city. >> it changed my life dramatically. as a mother, i felt like there was nowhere else to turn. i was stressed out, crying, i didn't know what else to do. >> reporter: learning what else to do is where financial advisor ryan mac comes in teaching people in this community about saving and investing. >> they really think it's not for me. i can put money under my mattress and continue to use this check cashing place. >> we don't see how the market is going up. we don't see that point. all we're getting is what comes down hill,s which the crumbs from the rich man's table. >> reporter: even middle class blacks lag behind whites when it comes to investing. a 2010 survey of households making at le

in fact, he complained to georgia brown, the stepson of richard as you'll that he'd been reading from the newspaper that stuart was writing around baltimore and washington. so anywhere stuart was. what he was irritated with about stuart was not that stuart was not providing them with intelligence but that stuart was violating the principle of concentration of forces. it was not intelligence that lee wanted to do with stuart and his calvary that he wanted, and that was what was irritating to robert e. lee. so with stuart responsible for the battles of -- the battle of gettysburg? in that respect, no. robert e. lee new exact what he's doing when he ordered the concentration of the army of northern virginia at gettysburg. rather, jeb stuart disappointed him i miss handling the role that he was supposed to have in providing screening for the right flank of the army. but it was not a case where robert e. lee lumbered into gettysburg because jeb stuart had somehow left him blind and groping around the countryside. that became a convenient excuse for hanging the results of the gettysburg cam

i have a stepson, for example, very physically fit. i would encourage him without question to pursue it. >> an interesting line of questioning that we're listening in as mark o'mara continues to question dennis root, asking him about his law enforcement background and whether he would recommend someone in his family join law enforcement. we'll continue to listen in to this testimony, the relevance to this case, and some of the other interesting moments that happened, including what happened about 30 minutes ago when george zimmerman was questioned directly by the judge in this case, judge deborah nelson. we have our team standing by. we're going to a break. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪

he didn't have much to say, he threw in the football field as you know him to be the sort of stepsontrayvon martin. andrew gaugh, 5'10". you saw him stand next to me and i did that on purpose so show you how tall he is. he was 5'10" in the shoes he had on that day. he said he didn't know much about that event. what did shawn talk about? he was talking about this guy and what did he say? no anger. no animosity and no hatred in george's voice. a person who is trained to deal with stressful situations and to understand and do dynamically interact with people on the other line because sometimes these things turn serious quickly and what did he say? nope. he even xeped the reality that george may have misunderstood when he said which way is he running? that george zimmerman may have thought i should go find out. he acknowledged maybe it was imprecise. whatever. next witness. ramona brought in records from the five calls and you'll see the affidavit i think signed of her of the sixth call. listen to it if you want. george zimmerman being george zimmerman. wendy dorival. she said they looke

he complained to george campbell brown, the stepson of richard s. one of his staffers that he had been reading from the newspapers that stewart was riding around baltimore and washington so he knew where storage was. what he was irritated with about stewart was not that he was not providing him with intelligence but that stewart was violating the principle of concentration of forces. it was not intelligence that lee wanted, it was too rich and his cavalry that he wanted and that was what was irritating robert e. lee. was stewart responsible for the battle of gettysburg? in that respect no. robert e. lee knew exactly what he was doing when he ordered the concentration of the army of northern virginia after gettysburg. stuart disappointed him by mishandling the role he was supposed to have in providing screening for the right flank of the army of northern virginia but it was not a case where robert e. lee blundered into gettysburg because jet stewart somehow left him blind and groping around the countryside. that became a convenient excuse for hanging

you know him to be the sort of stepson of trayvon martin. andrew gaugh, 5-10. that's important. you saw him stand next to me, and i did that on purpose, to show i'm a few inches bigger than he is. all he really said, didn't know much about that event. sean, what did he say? interestingly, because the first time that somebody was talking to george was this guy, and what did he say? no anger, no animosity, no hatred, no anything in george's voice. quite matter of fact. a person who's trained, by the way, to deal with stressful situations and to understand and to dynamically interact with people on the other line because sometimes these things turn serious quickly. and what did he say? nope. he even accepted the reality that george may have misunderstood when he said which way is he running that george zimmerman may have thought i should go with find out. he acknowledged maybe he was imprecise. whatever. next witness, ramona rump. she brought in records facility for the five calls. she also, you'll see the affidavit signed by her, of the sixth call. listen to it if you want. nothin

i have a stepson, for example, very physically fit.ursue it. my daughter, on the other hand, who doesn't like confrontation, i would not encourage that. anybody who really wants to make a difference and is able to take on the stressors of that type of position, it's a very noble career and i would recommend it to anybody. >> you had mentioned early in the conversations about the continuing force. that a certain act can allow a response. so if you say to me, go over there and sit down, and i go, no, even more colorful words, then you get to respond verbally? is that sort of part of what we're talking about? >> that's a piece of it, yes. >> okay. so -- and that continue of force sort of goes up the scale all the way, ends at deadly force, correct? >> yes. >> and are there markers along the way that allows you to increase your response to force? >> absolutely. >> so let's just say that i walked up to you and pushed you. what would an appropriate increase in force be based upon your training and experience? >> i'm going to object as to rel

who is ayoung man colombian stepson. he is wonderful. i cannot take anything from them people.hat is not an immigration question. it is fair but it is not immigration. we are not educating our kids properly. not have the jobs for this. that is a whole economic debate. neither party is doing an adequate job of providing this. we will be spending a lot more money. we know that by the time kids come into kindergarten some kids are years behind because they come from a background where their parents are not reading to then and so forth. every kid should be educated starting at two years old. not all day classes. we ought to have a much better educational system. we have to stimulate our economy. that is not an immigration question. host: he sits on the judiciary committee. we want you to weigh in on the race of eliot spitzer that he will run for comptroller. you support the bid? both of them? guest: i do not. for comptroller i am supporting scott stringer. he's to work for me when i was in a state assembly. excellentke an controller. it'll not be anthony weiner. why not? i do not t

n my mother and two stepsons, dial and brian townsen. >> you got to win the prize here.you both. happy fourth of july. what are you going to do here in new york? >> we're sightseeing. we want to see the fireworks. >> i think you brought the weather with you because it's very hot and they call it sultry in north carolina. >> yes. >> really is. >> back inside to gretchen and clayton and peter. happy 4th! >> gretchen: we'll be right back [ jackie ] its just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaoma, or can not empty your bladd, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz ca

i man who is a colombian stepson, and he is wonderful. i cannot take anything from these people.hey are good. >> host: we get your point. >> guest: this is not the question. that is that we're not educating our children properly. we don't have the jobs for them. that is a whole economic debate. as think that the republicans are much worse than the democrats. providing jobs. we are to be spending more money on pre-k education. we know by the time kids come into kindergarten some are years behind because they come from a background where their parents are not reading to them and so forth. we should start it. every kid should be educated starting at two years old. and really have a much better educational system, much better vocational training system. not every child is capable that wants to get a college. an apprentice ship systems such as they have in germany and works very well. and we ought to stimulate our economy to generate jobs, but that is not an immigration question. >> host: we are talking with jerrold nadler, democrat from new york. what you to weigh in on the announcem

>> well, it wasn't easy obviously 'cause i had three -- i have three sons and a stepson and it was note family, it was the reason i took the role, because i got to stay home and raise my kids. up to that point i was all over the world. >> steve: there we see some of the partridge family right there. but it was before that when you were in the movie with burt lancaster. we've got a still frame from that. among other things, you said number one, burt lancaster, some good kisser. >> yes, he was. >> gretchen: you told him the best kisser in the world! >> well, i don't know about the world. >> steve: who are you comparing him to movie star wise? >> i kissed every movie star known to man. >> steve: like? >> jimmy stewart, henry fonda, jimmy cagney, it goes on. marlon brando. it goes on and on. >> steve: and burt lancaster was the guy? >> yeah. >> brian: wow. >> steve: that particular role is the one that really you wound up winning an oscar for? >> yeah. >> steve: and it changed everything. >> it changed my whole career because -- i had done musicals and they stopped making musical motion pi

i am blessed my stepson and daughter-in-law also served tours in iraq. thank you to all of these brave heroes. we are so pleased to welcome back to our committee mr. bowen, inspector general for iraq's reconstruction. he has served in this position since 2004 overseeing more than $63 billion in u.s. funds. over the past nine years, he has made 34 trips to iraq and his oversight work has produced financial benefits for the u.s. government in excess of $one. billion and has yielded 87 convictions for fraud and other crimes. he is a military veteran having served four years on active duty as an intelligence officer in the air force. thank you for your service and welcome back to our subcommittee. next we will welcome the director of the center for complex operations at the national defense university. prior to this, the ambassador was the ambassador to the ukraine and uzbekistan and and retired in 2010 with the rank of career minister. he also served as the state department coordinator for reconstruction and stabilization overseeing the creation of the civi

and leaves behind a 5-year-old stepson.nt mckee generous by nature with his possessions and time. while training to be an emt, no one was surprised when he asked for extra shifts in the emergency room. joe thurston was said never to shy away from a challenge and had all the qualities of a great firefighter. he wasn't good at any one thing. he was great at many things. he was able to touch a lot of lives. and it has been said garret zuppiger who loved to be funny treated every day like a gift. "morning joe" will be right back. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. i save time, money,st, and i avoid frustration. you'll find reviews on home re