. >> it is an old family surname. tavis: temple grandin is her name. the book is "the autistic brain ." thank you for being here. next, toni collette. stay with us. nomineener and oscar toni collette this. i love this name, temple grandin. >> it is an old family surname. is here. for putting ay woman with this session of disorder. she can be seen in "the way, way back." she was in a new cbs-tv series entitled "hostages." let's take a look at a clip from "the way, way back." >> i met her, she was caring some halloween party in albany. he has followed me around all night. working.d have been let memember, you did you pack. it took three months to go with me. >> i did not know you have the kind of stamina. >> there may be hope for you yet. >> what made you finally change your mind? >> we -- he said we're already in this together so might as well. i am lucky. there's a lot of good material around. i have been enjoying it for the last 18 months. on what actorng you talk to, there is an abundance of riches for more often than not there is a dearth and paucit

a surname will probably be windsor. it's up to the baby. also with royal babies they tend to have four or five names, not one or two. they could come to the throne with any one of them. if diana is in the name, we suspect that may be one of the names. not number one, maybe three or four. it could see a queen diana on the throne. >> thanks so much. great context. >> you see the door. everybody is waiting to see what the announcement will be. we'll bring that to you on cnn. our crews are in place. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> we're going to turn to other stories. >> rescue workers and the red cross scrambling to reach those ji injured by a earth wake in china. 89 people were killed and more than 580 were injured. >> victims say they felt shaking for at least a minute. >> reporter: it was a powerful, shallow quake that struck northwest china creating scenes of panic as people rushed out of buildings and out of their homes. take a look at the state media footage of the immediate strike of that quake. enti buildings

we need to use full surname, so the record is clear.apologize to that, i should have said that earlier. when you mention george, please tell us his full name. >> yes, i took mr. zimmerman down to the clothing store. i purchased him suits, ties, shirts, for the courtroom. i have been in and out of courtrooms many times, not testifying, which can be a terrifying experience but i have been taught by my attorney clients when you come to the courtroom, you dress out of respect. >>ory. that was up with of the ways you supported him, helping him out with clothing? >> yes, sir. >> you also donated money to his legal defense fund? >> yes, sir. >> you consider him a friend? >> a very close friend. >> can you tell the jury the spec forum spectrum of george and the laughing, yelling, you have your experienced level for his voice? >> yes, i've heard close experience levels with his voice, both from casual conversation, laughing, lunches, dinners. we bring several political campaigns for which my feet still hurt and george and i would be holding up s

he won't need a surname, but he'll want to use one at school, it will be very likely he'll call himself windsor. >> you mentioned the tie to diana's family. i think some people were hoping for something a little more explicit or clear. is there any chance you may see the spencer family if there is a second child? >> if there is a second child, it's possible, because the pressure will be off, it won't be the future eyre, so they won't need to worry about the constant comparison. i know a sentimental favorite was diana, but francis is also michael middleton's middle name as well as diana's middle name. so it's definitely possible to have more of a nod towards diana. >> thank you so much. thanks for being with us all week covers this story. >>> coming up next for us in politics, the tab lloyds are calling her the puma shield. nobody is doubting the guts it took for her to face the press after her husband's latest sex scandal. >>> coming up later. stay classy, san diego. the city's mayor facing another sexual harassment claim, but he says he's not going anywhere. we're going to talk to the

my surname wasn't like gonzales or whatever, so it was harder to pick out out. all right.pierce on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. hello tv land charlie pierce of esquire.com coming up at the bottom of the hour. charlie pierce next hour in the new york bureau. jacki schechner. >> did george zimmerman cure cancer yet? >> stephanie: no, but i'm sure he is busily working at that. >> he shot cancer though. >> stephanie: jacki do you also call bull [ censor bleep ] on this rescue story? >> it seems awfully convenient. >> stephanie: really. the timing is so auspicious. >> what a shallow, transparent pr strategy. even if he did it just lay low. >> stephanie: your journal listic spiedy sense must be tingling. >> stephanie: yeah. >> stephanie: you could see the news anchors, and they are -- >> rolling their eyes. >> stephanie: okay. so this happened. >> again even if he did it, fine. you don't have to make a big pr event out of it. >> stephanie: here she is. >> good morning, everybody, sergeant shawn murphy faces his future with the massach

he can have whatever surname he wants. his mom is latino. w what's the issue?lf described hispanic -- >> it's absolutely offensive. >> what if he said that about the president? >> exactly. >> self described -- >> exactly. it is not fair. that's because the media is behind this, as well. >> a great president -- whacked. remember, abraham lincoln? >> yes, sir. >> we're all the same. you can't say black-white. it's the evidence of the case! and that's it. >> sean? >> last word. >> when lady justice is blindfolded, should be color blind. >> all right. you guys have been amazing. i think you really reflect how the country feels about this. i want to thank you for -- i'll give you a hand for being here with us. and that is all the time we have left this evening. let not your heart be troubled. agr gretel is in orlando and coming to you live. >> it's up to the fate of six women. now in the hands of the six-woman jury and both sides getting one last chance to plead to the jury. >> the reality of what happened is very straightforward and it proves absolute innocence. >>

. >> to have a german surname. >> my point is the -- they're the beloved people's princess diana and the new kate middleton have been loved on sight. the first time we saw them in people", we fell for them. al obviously very beautiful women. now we move on to a royal family more and more governed for its success by the latest bride. >> the family does what it must. the family rebrands itself as it must. it has done so and will go on and on. they're very good at this fairy tale stuff. >> tom, could they have picked, could will have fallen for someone any more perfect for the role than the woman we're looking at right now who's just become a mother? >> she absolutely ticks every single box there is. but the thing is, the thing you've got to remember about the windsors, the sax coberg, whatever we want to call them, the british monarchy, i don't think lease an institution in the world that's been managing the press for longer than they have except maybe the papacy. i think possibly the papacy have been doing it a little bit longer. but the royals have been managing the press fantastical

shady connections and to have some radical connections that came out in the daily caller about the surname of brothers mosque and boston after the bombing so i think it's right i mean we're looking at all these five at once and for political groups using the i.r.s. to do that i think we should look at religious organizations not just mosques but all over the place that have foreign ties and understand who there are some rich guys united on those can over there have been catholic bank yeah or priests or whatever this is goes on and on but by the way is this what the republican party has become i mean now you've got nor. carolina stopping early voting and early voter registration and weekend voting and same day registration so you can't win an election clean you know stop people from voting like never really understood this weekend voting in this you know the whole concept of early voting i mean there we have an election going out everybody can get off work on to i mean can you imagine if you gypped of in this election they had a bunch of early voting and we can vote in there would be no way

in 1808 when napoleon degree of jewish families, they haven't had additional surnames, wasn't part of their culture, many jewish families took the name of their employer. my previous employer -- my previous subject, his great-grandfather worked for the -- many people, many jews who lived in oppenheim chose the name oppenheimer said any immediately identified as a jew and as descended from people who lived in oppenheim as his ancestors did and you can see from this photograph it changed remarkably little. this is 1847, the present day, still very much recognizably the same place. why would he move from that lovely place? the jewish families, the jewish culture in germany tried very hard to assimilate into german society throughout the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, there was a movement, the german jewish version of the enlightenment that tried to overcome the barriers the separated them from the rest of german society so instead of hebrew being their language of worship they adopted german. they didn't have separate education, they tried all the things they could to over

>> the proposal is the first letter of the first name and surname be capitalized, as is typically done both mr. zimmerman and mr. martin. >> we'll make that change and that will be throughout. >> done, your honor. as far as agreement goes, we were in agreement as to the page that begins, members of t jury. yes, your honor? >> the defense version of the front page just has the style of the case. the second page of the defense proposed have what the state has placed on the first page. is there any objection to that all being on the first page, as the state proposed? >> that was a word processing issue, judge. i took the set of instructions that the state sent to us and work with that, so other than formatting, we started with the same set of instructions. >> okay. so the first page will be as the state has proposed. >> yes, your honor. >> there was no changes to the members of the jury? >> correct. >> we'll make the name changes to reflect it in the statement of charge. that brings us to introduction to homicide. >> there was agreement on that until we get to, i believe -- >> they're goi

and i think surname lucy mae calling in about the soil.impact of the soil when it draws into the house in the indoor air quality and how that affects a person's health and how that is impacted by climate change. there was wondering if you could speak to that. guest: i am not sure if anyone has looked or whether we know whether soil conditions impact indoor air and whether that is related to climate change. i do not think we know. host: easton in jacksonville, florida. based on some of the callers, i understand the redundancy, but i was more curious about some of the other diseases being affected by the rise in temperatures. there is obvious malaria and things like that. that is a good question. we anticipate with climate change to see an expansion of the pollen season, and that would in fact impact people with allergies, people with asthma, air quality, people with other respiratory illnesses. we also expect to see changes in of vector-borne elvises like mosquito-borne illnesses like west nile and limes disease. other impacts changes in qu

and i think surname lucy mae calling in about the soil. the impact of the soil when it draws into the house in the indoor air quality and how that affects a person's health and how that is impacted by climate change. there was wondering if you could speak to that. guest: i am not sure if anyone has looked or whether we know whether soil conditions impact indoor air and whether that is related to climate change. i do not think we know. host: easton in jacksonville, florida. caller: based on some of the callers, i understand the redundancy, but i was more curious about some of the other diseases being affected by the rise in temperatures. there is obvious malaria and things like that. guest: that is a good question. we anticipate with climate change to see an expansion of the pollen season, and that would in fact impact people with allergies, people with asthma, air quality, people with other we also expect to see changes in the distribution of vector-borne elvises like mosquito-borne illnesses like west nile and limes disease. other impacts