i killed tammy williams. i killed robin stavinsky. i killed april brunais.illed leslie shelley and i killed debra taylor. i've gotten murder confessions before, but that's when it kind of struck me at that point, the way he rattled all those names within five seconds. i was kind of stunned at that point. >> for hours ross confessed to the murders giving detectives all of the details they were lacking. >> there's nothing they could have said or done. it was me. it wasn't them. they were dead as soon as i saw them, i think. >> it was as if the mere sight of a young woman triggered a deadly chain of events. >> it's as though the wiring in the brain has been crossed and in sexual sadism, the individual gets more and more aroused and excited and sexually aggressive. >> aggressive enough to overpower even his toughest victims. >> we were standing at the scene of robin stavinsky. he said to me that she was exceptionally strong. and, in fact, she had been a state javelin champion is my understanding, and he mentioned that with her and another one of the victims, tha

. >>> tammie butcher stays in shape by pacing her cell in sets of 52 laps. one for each card in her playing deck. butcher is well known at the orange county jail, not only as a frequent inmate, but as a local roller derby star. >> my mom dragged me to a roller derby competition out in corona. i went there, who did i see but inmate tammie butcher smashing and bashing. she's not aggressive in jail but was on the roller ring. >> women bashing other girls. it's fun. my roller derby name was hurt in a skirt. i've been doing it for four years. it's a good way to release a lot of tension. it's so much fun. i've broken both my collarbones, almost broke my hip. i've broke my arm. yeah, it's very hard. it's rough. >> butcher is currently in jail for violating her probation on a drug conviction as well as a stripper. >> i went to a club in anaheim, drank that night, five shocks of jack to the head, and i fell off the pole. did this trick, didn't even slow down at all. bam, i woke up in traction, doctors were like you're never going to walk again. you've got me twisted.

. >> tammy points toward the epicenter of the san bruno gas explosion and fire.just down the street from her home. >> the house was jumping up and down. we had a hard time getting out because there was no floor under us when we were trying to run. it was jumping up and down and back and forth. >> nine months later the brick that crumbled off the front of her home has been replaced. the chimney, fireplace and shattered times have been repaired. the cracks on the wall on the side of the house have been patched up. the suit has been cleaned up, and the bathroom gutted and rebuild. state farm paid for all the needed work except one very expensive one. >> the roof has been replaced. it's been replaced but the insurance company refused to pay for the roof. >> tammy sent two reports from contractors, both recommending that the 25-year-old roof be replaced. one report stated the majority of the damage was to the southeast, facing the site of the gas explosion. the other stated the cause of the newly displayed shakes may have been a wind gust, a blast from the event or ma

tammy, good to see you. >> hi. >> first of all, you have my sympathy about the death of justin.d about the way the school officials do or do not happenedle complaints. in what way do you think the policy discriminates against gay students? >> i think it makes a bad client in the schools. the neutrality part is teachers don't speak one way or the other. oftentimes bullying gets overlooked. staffç know about it. and don't intervene or when things are reported there's no follow through on it. i found out after justin died that according to one of his friends that according to a counselor in the eighth grade school he was at the top of her worry list. and i never got a phone call on that. >> the school district officially is denying any connection between bullying and the suicides that have happened there. and the district says it has a separate comprehensive policy that deals with bullying. did you feel like the bullying policy in any way shape or form protected your son? >> no, i don't. i think what this neutrality policy in place it pretty much, you know, takes away the protecti

in my office i want to say thank-you cady and tammy. katie has been a tremendous help in organizing and getting information out as quickly as possible and always been helpful in addressing questions. there's no way i could have imagined it being done better than with katie. she worked with nonprofits, or would department, would with every single aspect of the process. she deserves a tremendous, tremendous thanks. and to my colleagues here. your patience and all of your staff for their work on the budget and getting us to this point. and to our department heads and folks in the community who have helped us to get to a place where we can feel good about this budget. overall, the budget, again, we spoke in high levels and allows for restoration and adjustments to the budget, that's worth $17 million. many of the things that are important to us, making sure that we support small businesses is emphasized by allowing us to add additional resources to our office of small business, something that is very important to many of our businesses in t

the bride, tammy lee hinton was released on $5,000 bail.e kept the bride looking like she does with the white gown, the white pearls and the veil all in place for the mug shot. they say for good or bad, they didn't think they would test it on day one. your jilted texts, tweets, emails are all next. "morning joe" just moments away. [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. but it just tastes like fruit. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on challenge that with olay regenerist night elixir. its gentle glycolic formula resurfaces at night for the smooth skin of a light chemical peel. sleep tight. regenerist, from olay.

police in jackson county, michigan, arrested tammy hinton on saturday right after she said her i dos. the 53-year-old bride was wanted on a three-year-old felony warrant for identity theft. when officers learned that she was in the area, they decided to take her into custody. they didn't care that she was a bride that day. hint ton only spent about a half hour in jail. her new husband had to bail her out and then they went to the reception. words you don't expect on your wedding day, bail me out. >> true love. if he is sticking with her after that good luck to them. >> i know. great mugshot, though. >>> that's it for us on cbs 5 news at noon. have a great day. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

[laughter] so this is me with my first born, tammy.bless her heart work had to put up with me going through my own growing and learning process. because what happened was that after the third child was born, i was 0, and an amaze -- 20, and an amazing new technology came along. oh, yes. [laughter] the birth control pill. and it changed my life, it saved my life in a way, it let me know that there was an opportunity for me to actually think beyond that picket fence as much as i loved my children and as much as at that point i still bought into the traditional susie homemaker version of womanhood, i knew that i could think a little bit more, a little bit bigger. and i started to college when my youngest child was four months old. it took me 12 years to finish for a variety of reasons. but during that time, it was a heady time of the civil rights movement. so i became involved in community activities to support those who were struggling for civil rights. and then i had another epiphany. it was this, hey, if there are civil rights, then, b

. >> reporter: justin's mother, tammy, says she was never contacted about the incident.st months before taking his life -- >> he came to me and said, mom, a kid at school says i was going to go to hell because i'm gay. >> can you say without a doubt that justin's suicide was connected to the bullying? >> yes, i believe it was connected. do i know what the last thing was that happened that made him make the final act? no, i don't know what it was. >> reporter: we will never know what drove samantha and justin to take their lives. but here's what we do know. in a school newsletter, and in a voice mail to staff, the superintendent dennis carlson denies any connection between bullying and the suicides. >> based on all of the information we've been able to gather, none of the suicides were connected to incidents of bullying or harassment. >> reporter: a statement that angered family and friends. >> i kept thinking, you liar, liar, liar, because there's totally a connection. >> was the bullying part of the reason, you think, erica, that your best friend killed herself? >> most

she was arrested for identity theft. 53-year-old tammy hinton refused to take off her wedding dress ander mug shot. there she is. she was released, though, and reportedly actually went back to the reception, which had apparently started without her. >>> well, in california, paco the crime-fighting canine to the rescue. the 10-pound little guy looks like your average chihuahua but he's got the temper of a pit bull. this video right here, two would-be robbers, one armed with a rifle, burst into paco's owner's shop and demanded all the cash. before you know it a furious paco attacks, jumping, and biting, and when the men try to flee the store, he chases them down the street, nipping at their heels the whole way. his owner says paco was a rescue dog, and is just returning the favor. >> when you rescue a dog from the pound, you never know when you're going to need him. >> neither paco nor his owner were hurt. the police are still looking for the two would-be bandits. way to go, paco. >>> this morning on "the early show," infamous internet sensation rebecca black. i'm betty nguyen. this is th

you should put it out there be careful thousand good advice from independent security researchers tammy camp are now leonard peltier have you heard of a well you have or haven't you might just be very surprised at this story he's sixty six has many health problems and he's been put in solitary confinement where he's been ordered to spend twenty three to twenty four hours a day for the next six months now the american indian movement activist has been in prison for more than thirty five years he was convicted of killing two f.b.i. agents but to supporters which range from foreign parliaments to the dalai lama to the late mother teresa he is a political prisoner not guilty wrongfully convicted now sixty six years old he suffers from diabetes he's had a stroke and he's partially blind and now he's suffering and what his lawyer robert brian called a helpful i spoke to that lawyer earlier and started off our conversation by asking him what led to call two years move into solitary because there were some pretty minor infractions take a listen. but i think the point is that these are very mino

." >> reporter: justin's mother, tammy, says she was never contacted about the incident. and then just months before taking his life -- >> he came to me and said, mom, a kid at school says i was going to go to hell because i'm gay. >> can you say without a doubt that justin's suicide was connected to the bullying? >> yes, i believe it was connected. do i know what the last thing was that happened that made him -- made the final act? no, i don't know what it was. >> reporter: we will never know what drove samantha and justin to take their lives. but here's what we do know. in a school newsletter, and in a voice mail to staff, the superintendent dennis carlson denies any connection between bullying and his suicides. >> of all of the information we've been able to gather, none of the suicides were connected to incidents of bullying or harassment. >> reporter: a statement that angered family and friends. >> i kept thinking, you liar, liar, liar, because there's totally a connection. >> was the bullying part of the reason, you think, erica, that your best friend killed herself

menendez brothers were sentenced to life in prison in 1996 for killing their parents, erik's wife tammylished book. "they said we'd never make it: my life with eric menendez." some say the likelihood of casey anthony cashing in is high. others are not so sure. >> some people may not want to touch casey anthony because they don't want her to profit from what they see as someone who got away with murder. >> reporter: jim avivi, abc news, orlando. >> and that is our facebook question of the day. should casey anthony be allowed to p pfit offer her notoriety? so many y ople weighing in. i think she should be allowed, the question is should she? so many people o ofacebook saying, no way. >> if she's going to, have this money go to restitution or charity or a fund like that. definitely a hot-button issue. >> absolutely. issue. be right back. >> absolutely. we will be right back. >>> the hollywood couple everyone is talking about, we're talking about one little-known actor and one aspiring young actress. >> he's 51, she is 16. here's abc's lara spencer. >> am i your toy? >> you're my little pla

. >> tammy sent us two reports both recommending that the 25-year-old roof be replaced.t stated the majority of the damage was to the southeast facing the site of the gas explosion. the other stated the cause of the newly displaced shakes may have been a wind gust or major foot traffic. state farm used the analogy of someone getting into a tornado bender to explain its position. -- fender-bender. >> the insurance company in this example is not going to repaint the entire vehicle but it will replace the bumper that was damaged in the accident. >> reporter: state farm agreed only to pay for a roof repair but not for replacement. amy is executive director for an advocates group, united policyholders. >> there is a lot of money involved. insurance companies will clamp down, they will put up obstacles. unless you can negotiate around you are not going to get a full and fair settlement. >> one of the most common problems for homeowners is they are underinsured. >> i think people don't check what the replacement costs of their house and if you don't do that, now not a as big a

. >>> it has now been seven weeks since she disappeared and today volunteers made yet another tammy to try and find missing nursing student michelle le. our cameras were at the search in hayward just before today's search. organizers have been concentrating on rural areas of alameda county hoping to find the 26-year-old last seen at kaiser hospital in hayward. investigators have treated the case as a homicide but her family is holding out hope she may still be alive and they plan to continue this latest search effort tomorrow morning. >>> the city of san bruno is blasting a report from the state panel that linked a sewer project to last fall's deadly pipeline explosion. san bruno engineers signed off on the 2008 sewer project, but the city says the state panel didn't bother to interview those engineers or even the contractor. in a filing yesterday the city asserts standard procedures were followed to keep the pipeline safe and suggested that the investigation should be left to the national transportation safety board. >>> an update on a story we first told you about at 5:00. danville p

. >> tammy sent us two reports from contractors, both recommending that the 25-year-old roof be replaced stated the majority of the damage was to the southeast, facing the side of the gas explosion. the other stated the cause of the newly displaced shakes may have been a wind gust, a blast from the event or major foot traffic. state farm used the analogy of someone getting into a fender-bender to explain its position. >> given the fact that the car is 20 years old, the whole vehicle could sure use a paint job." while the insurance company, in this approximately, is not going to repaint the entire vehicle, but it will replace the bumper that was damaged in the accident. >> state farm agreed only to pay for a roof repair bush not for a replacement. amy boch is executive director of an advocacy group for insurance holders, united policyholders. >> when there's a lot of money involved, the insurance companies will really clamp down and they will -- they will put up obstacles, and unless you can negotiate your way around, you are not going to get a full and fair settlement. >> one of the most

. >>> it has now been seven weeks since she disappeared and today volunteers made yet another tammy to try and find missing nursing student michelle le. our cameras were at the search in hayward just before today's search. organizers have been concentrating on rural areas of alameda county hoping to find the 26-year-old last seen at kaiser hospital in hayward. investigators have treated the case as a homicide but her family is holding out hope she may still be alive and they plan to continue this latest search effort tomorrow morning. >>> the city of san bruno is blasting a report from the state panel that linked a sewer project to last fall's deadly pipeline explosion. san bruno engineers signed off on the 2008 sewer project, but the city says the state panel didn't bother to interview those engineers or even the contractor. in a filing yesterday the city asserts standard procedures were followed to keep the pipeline safe and suggested that the investigation should be left to the national transportation safety board. >>> an update on a story we first told you about at 5:00. danville p

. >> let's see tammy's toes. >> i love tammy, but not so crazy about her toes. >> let me get the shot that what you choose? >> i have pink on my toes right now. >> would beie is wearing a lot of bold right now. >> here's my toes. >> bobbie's got hot pink. >> there's nothing about bobbie that the guys don't love. >> yes. >> they particularly love your balls today. we'll get to you in a moment, missy. >> if you like yellow, it means you're bohemian, kind of a little rocker. >> trend-setter. coral, you love summer, very feminine, you're summer, want to be happy. >> off-white, classic, confident. you don't want to be bothered with chipped nails. >> light pink, likes to look perfect. and red is elegance, power, romance and she wants to attract her man. and browns, you wear brown on your fingers. >> bold and authoritative and toothless. >> let's get that thing snapped back in. >> it doesn't matter how good your nails look, baby, if you don't have teeth. yousn need it all at the same time. >> just put a chicklet in. >> i feel like i want to start stroking a banjo. >>]án here's a question a

tammy all, the democratic party organization of new york. a republican. the first major evangelicals party in america, founded in 1854. it brought together the entire catholic wing of the party with the antislavery. the american patriots. it was a party newspaper. a man they are opposed to people aggression. they are opposed to foreigners holding office. they wanted to restrict immigration, but particularly respect the rights of roman catholics to vote and hold office. the offspring of these two strings, the antislavery string and the anti catholics during. the republican party, most of the people in the republican party did not care about slavery where it already existed. they wanted to keep the territories white. they wanted to keep the slaves out of the territories. any place where slaves go, which cannot compete. the republican party bills itself as the white man's party. here we have abraham lincoln debating stephen douglas in that famous 1858 senatorial campaign. the republican party slogan that year was to vanquish the twin despotisms, catholicism

. >> tammy is the executive director of free volunteer supported non-government funded clinics. >> in the last years we've seen an increase in the need for the uninsured population, so we're seeing more and more patients and it's more difficult and challenging to get the funding we need to support our 11 free medical clinics. >> according to a new report, it's not alone. the study shows more than half of free clinics are turning away patients. many for the first time. and 89% of the facilities are seeing a rise in patient visits. >> i don't have money, i don't have insurance. i don't have anything for pay for any medication or something. that's really important for me. >> he has been going to tricity health center for 14 years, unlike roda care this is federally funded but it, too, is struggling to keep up with demand. >> ethically we don't want to turn someone away who is going to suffer because they don't have health care. >> tricity says that it's constantly looking for ways to provide services and keep people out of the emergency room. by using all of the local, state and federal

tammy faye comes n the green lantern sign. i like him coming on the trump card there.i would get real authentic and start smoking like lloyd bridges in airplane. we are screwed here. we are in trouble here. we have got to do something here. he was too cool for me. boehner should have a reverse debt telethon where we start the telethon with 14.5 trillion up on the board and then through the 24 hours we work back from there. the simple fact is we are spending too much. the president makes a nice speech but at the end of the day, we still got to stop spending. he is smooth at it i think we ought to have a prompter tax. maybe we could get out of the hole. >> bill: i think president obama is taking a massive hit here. i'm looking at all the poll numbers roll in. it's about leadership. it really isn't about the issue anymore. it's about the people saying you got -- you just can't get it done. >> i have got to give you credit, you are one of the most open-minded guys on him. you held out for a long time because i think you believe in giving the guy honest bounce. you think he

. >> our facebook friend tammy says none of the above would be my perk. national weather serviceable hours and telework are the two i look at. if you work in the d.c. area, parking. keep your guesses coming. we'll have your answers at 6:48. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> definitely clouds moving on in this hour. the humidity is very high. temperatures have stayed muggy overnight. day planner is definitely going to stay warm. we're look at temperatures zipping through the 80s in no time. topping out into the lower 90s. yes, the trend will continue. i'm expecting a high at reagan national about 91 degrees. could see a few 80s closer to the shore. in all, the warm stretch is going to stick with us. slight rain shower is possible. mike, andrea? >> thank you, olga. >> in sports, here's hoping the nationals can beat the cubs tonight and do it for producer dan's

. >> but in january of 2006, alicia's mother, tammy, died of cancer and overnight the teenager's world down. >> i noticed she was more sullen, a lot quieter than she'd ever been. i figured at the time it was because we were all going through the same mourning the loss of my wife and her mom but i did notice that she was very quiet and withdrawn. >> alicia began smoking marijuana and when her father found out she went into counseling. within weeks though she began using other drugs like ecstasy and prescription pain killers oxycontin and oxycodone which she was buying on the street but the biggest clue to her downward spiral was in her art. >> after she started using drugs her art work got a little more on the depressive side. she did a lot of self-portraits and they looked like they kind of reflected her and how she was feeling. she never smiled in any of her self-portraits so it was kind of sad to look at. >> by the fall, alicia lost 30 pounds. her behavior becoming more erratic. she got into a car accident, was arrested for a dui, and third-degree larceny. the day after christmas, he

." >>> tammy butcher stays in shape by pacing herself in sets of 52 laps, one for each card in her playing deck. >> hey, butcher. >> good morning. >> staying out of trouble? >> absolutely. >> butcher is well known at the orange county jail, not only as a frequent inmate but as a local roller derby star. >> my mom dragged me to a roller derby competition out in corona, so i went there, and who do i see but inmate tami butcher smashing and bashing as she rode around that roller ring. she is not aggressive in jail, but she was definitely aggressive on that roller ring, i'll have to say that. >> it's women bashing other girls for sport value. it's fun. my roller derby name is "hurt in a skurt." i've been doing it for four years. it's a good way to relieve a lot of tension. it's so much fun. i have broken both my collar bones. i've also broke my hip. i broke my arm. yeah, it's very hard. it's rough. >> butcher is currently in jail for violating her probation on a drug possession and paraphernalia conviction to supply the similar reckless abandon to her other career as a stripper. >> i went to w

>> first of all i voted for that budget as well as the tammy budget. the tammy budget which was my to first choiceme preference balans the budget in 10 years. that would be my first choice. the ryan budget gets us way down the path compared to anything else propose on the democratic o side like the president's budget which on the senate floor votually got zero votes out of 100. so while the ryan budget is not my first choice, it is a dramatic improvement on the path we are currently on. >> i would just note to my college reclaiming my time that- the ryan budget is not a dramatic step in that directione the ryan budget as i understand it does not do d anything in the first decade to reduce the deficit. cuts a lot of spending but it also cuts taxes and it raises defense spending. >> if i may respond to the the chair? that is not true. it reduces the deficit. it doesn't balance the budget within the 10udth year window ww is my strong preference. the tammy budgetfe does that it gets us going in the right direction and reduces the deficit and it is a partic

tammy lee hinton ended up posing for this mug shot in her wedding dress. police say she was a no-show for a court h hearing on identity theft charges so a warrant was issued for this lady's arrest. >>> and the surveillance video released by the l.a..er sheriff's department says a robbery was thwarted by a pint-siz pint-sized chihuahua. they ran in demanding cash and stuffed the cash in the backpack and the chihuahua chased them all of the way back to the parking lot and the police are hoping to see the video and identify what has to be some pretty embarrassed robbers. >>> and a chicago law firm is suing 10,000 people across the country. they are accused of illegally downloading copyrighted files in a case that some are calling extortion. a 70-year-old grandmother who believes that someone stole her wi-fi signal is accused of downloading porn on a file sharing style and she was sent a letter saying she might be forced to pay $150,000 in fines, and her name would be publicly associated with pornography, but if she paid the $3,000 by credit card, well, the fi

: so our next response -- we have about nine minutes left and four more responses -- this one from tammy: "cut military spending on oil subsidies and keep education investments." the president: i agree with this. the one thing i'll say about military spending -- we've ended the war in iraq, our combat mission there, and our -- all our troops are slated to be out by the end of this year. we've already removed 100,000. i announced that we were going to begin drawing down troops in afghanistan and pivot to a transition process where afghans are taking more responsibility for their defense. but we have to do all of this in a fairly gradual way. we can't simply lop off 25 percent off the defense budget overnight. we have to think about all the obligations we have to our current troops who are in the field, and making sure they're properly equipped and safe. we've got to make sure that we are meeting our commitments for those veterans who are coming home. we've got to make sure that -- in some cases, we've got outdated equipment that needs to be replaced. and so i'm committed to reducing the d

tammy writes they should be there, night and day, until something is resolved, especially since it appearsity to reach a compromise even among themselves is what's holding up a resolution. richard writes they should be at work until they get something accomplished. maybe they should cut their own wages to help reduce the debt. and not working through the weekend is unconscionable. it's finals week, time to pull an all-nighter. i like to hear what you have to say about things. reach me on facebook, twitter and e-mail. i heard from a lot of you over the past 24 hours. >>> raul salinas is joining a group of 50 mayors urging lawmakers to come up with a deal. good to see you today, mayor. >> good to see you. >> i know you're urging lawmakers to come up with an agreement. we are seeing a news report crossing the wires that more than a third of house republicans have signed on to a letter opposing the reid-mcconnell backup plan. do you think it's possible the nation goes into default for the lack of an agreement? >> well, i hope not, because it would really be a disaster. we are already seeing a

this is 53-year-old tammy lee hinkton. michigan police say she was arrested during her wedding ceremony. she's wanted on a three-year old warrant for felony identity theft. police say she declined to change out of her wedding dress for this mugshot. she was released on bond after her arrest and police say she went to her own reception. >> wow. all right. >>> a grisly discovery in a movie van. >>> a car crash into a fire hydrant causes demands. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor could be delayed again. today, a los angeles county judge will consider dr. mur pray's request to push back the trial set now for l

is a tattoo on his left bicep it has two parts and a ribbon on the inside of those parts the name tammyha. >> of pg&e was a jury trial to fight the lawsuits from 2010 san bruno gas explosion, eight people were killed dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed the issued a recent court filing that claims the company is not responsible for the injuries or damage suffered in the explosion. one of the victims that we talked with today said that she is shocked by pg&e claim. >> i am speechless i cannot say anything it shocks me that they're trying to pass it on and whatever they're trying to do i'm not sure what it is, but it will come to when in that sooner or later. >> a pg&e spokesman person responded saying that the court filings is a part of the standard legal process. other news around the bay, san mateo police believe that a woman that crashed into a fire station had been drinking. she lost control of her suv about 11:00 last night and slammed into the san mateo fire station she suffered minor injuries and no one inside of the fire station was injured. police have not said whether or n

congresswoman tammy baldwin from wisconsin is here. she has been part of that fight in wisconsin. [applause] all of us members of congress are proud to welcome each and everyone of you. the general president of the international association of firefighters. mr. mitchell, professional firefighters of wisconsin president. [applause] patrick bertucci, at the boeing, renton, washington plant. [applause] today, we come together to fight for jobs and the rights of american workers, to stand strong for middle-class, for our families, and america's future. we are here to send a clear message. congress must create jobs, not destroy them. [applause] we must strengthen the middle class, not weaken it. we must not giving tax breaks to corporations that send jobs overseas. -- stop giving tax breaks to corporations that send jobs overseas. [applause] and we must protect workers' rights, not destroy them. [applause] that is exactly what republicans are doing this week. they are voting to make matters worse with legislation to gut the national labor relations board, where workers can voice their

-plook at tammy. she's like a bambi. like working for bambi. >> what do you think?ng great with my female bosses. how about you? do you think there's a big distinction? >> i can't even think of one. i don't think i've had one. >> but i think at the end of the day, probably, there are good bosses and bad bosses. >> right. >> i think people are people. i wish we'd stop making these stereotypical kind of general statements, like women are, and men are -- ambitious, you know? >> right. >> it's harmful. i think we can -- we keep talking about these thhngs. >> i think, still, there are a few women in the top drawer of management. so i think once you get there, you want to stay there. if you see another woman, you feel like there's a competition there. not competing with all the other vps. it's just you. i think some women become more man-like. >> more territorial. >> yeah. >> when they get up there. they want to be invited to th s boss' thanksgiving dinner. >> you got to treat people right, no matter who you are. >> that's what i say. >> you had a bad and nasty female bos

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tammy lee. take a look here with the veil, the whole nine yards.d a felony -- she had a warrant out for her arrest, convicted of a felony, skipped town. she moved to florida, the authorities got word she'd be back in town in michigan for her wedding. they waited for her to walk down the aisle. after she did so, they went ahead and arrested her. before they took her in, they let her take a few more photos. get this, they went in, booked her, took the mug shot, then let her go back for some of the reception. >> hey, look, she paid for it, go get your party. >> you went to new orleans. >> i just got back from new orleans. asked me to come down to emcee their awards banquet. i was down there. had a great time. i wanted to bring back a few pictures there. one of the lifetime achievement winners. environmental reporter for the newspaper down there. had a wonderful, great time. all those folks. jim henderson. big legendary sports anchor in new orleans. had a great time, guys, as always in that city.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y.y