on tammy's bed, amid numerous hairs from jim, tammy and their baby was a single foreign hair. and the medical examiner also found a tiny amount of skin and blood under tammy's fingernails. unfortunately, in 1993 a larger sample was needed to generate a dna profile, and scientists were worried if they tested these samples and were unsuccessful, there would be nothing left to test later when dna testing improved. >> there was clearly probable cause to arrest jim meadow, but there wasn't enough evidence to convict him. >> although no other suspect surfaced, prosecutors chose not to charge jim meadow with tammy's murder, and the case went cold. >> i thought he was getting away with murder, but i didn't think he'd get away with it forever. >> then three years later, just one mile away, police received this 911 call. >> someone just left my house that raped me. >> okay. do you know who it was? >> no. i didn't see him. i was blindfolded, and my eyes were taped. he had my hands tied together too. >> how did they get in? >> i have no idea. i woke up and he had a knife to my neck. he sa

ken called tammy from the hospital. tammy broke the news to tiffany. >> it went from, you know, just being in this place of such utter desperation and helplessness and despair and uncertainty, like and knowing in my heart that she was gone. >> though still barely hanging on with life support. and then that's when the rush began, no idea how long that journey would be. how hard that promise to keep. >> what had happened to their mom? when we come back, the sisters start their own investigation. >> most people would just leave it to the police department to do the investigating, not you two. >> no. >> and they find a possible clue from their mother herself. >> she said, if anything ever is to happen to me, i want you to ask for your baby pictures. remember that, okay? just remember that. is coming up...nny have agreed to... kid for a night. so we can finally get some sleep. the hotel has to be right. you can get a 4-star hotel for up to 60% off, even at the last minute. in the neighborhood where we wanna go? yes. you just

so tammy, i'm going to start with you. jehmu, you'll get the final word.o tammy, reportedly a company in seattle, now charging customers a living wage surcharge so the company can pay for the increased minimum wage. are you concerned, tammy, that the foreshadowing of who would pay for a federal minimum wage hike? >> yeah, look. there is a lot of repercussions to this. obviously their wage is the highest in the country. and there is a lot of pushback on this. one, you've got this 8.25% living wage surcharge. also consider the fact that businesses already there is numerous reports that small businesses deciding to not open up either franchises or smaller restaurants. one burger joint said look, i was going to open autopsy place in seattle or the area action that's not going to happen. you have locals who are maybe going to order more on line who are not going to do more business with local businesses. >> so i see what you're saying. >> management is taking on more responsibilities and they're not even hiring other individuals. so it will affect the employmen

tammy, have we lost you? looks like we have much the satellite link to tammy may have bonn down.ask you the question very quickly. we have 30 seconds left. has, the white house has battled back against some reporting in a way that some have said is kind of unseemly. >> well as tammy pointed out in a terrific article in the "washington examiner," they by beating up on sergeant bergdahl's platoon mates, they have really done themselves no favor at all. you do not criticize soldiers who have the guts to stand up and say what they think of their fellow soldiers. jon: anybody who saw megyn kelly's interview with bowe bergdahl's platoon mates knows these are some very impressive and quality young men. >> absolutely. jon: judy, thanks for being with us. tammy, sorry we lost your satellite signal. >> i am too. jon: thank you both. >>> that liberty island rose petal drop, jenna. >> do you know any place did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. r

tammy, are the media giving the clintons a fair shake or is there some piling on going on here? >> you know it is interesting. this is one of the problems with the clintons, particularly any leading democrat. the media usually does give them a pass. this is what has happened with the clintons. they're used to not being asked serious, difficult questions. just like obama is. what happens is, you get lazy and you get surprised when someone at npr asks awe question you maybe don't expect. even diane sawyer, at one point hillary seemed very perplexed with diane sawyer asking pointed questions which was the first interview. it is not a favor for a candidate. it makes them lazy. it makes them surprised. more difficult to answer questions because you're not prepared for them. i do think in this case not they're piling on to hillary. we have a very politicized media as my column in the "washington times." the difficulty reporters have with a politicized environment. but with, what i think they're doing more appealing more to obama. the media liked obama more than they liked hillary in '

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"tammy," wednesday, july 2nd.ting and afrojack tomorrow. where are my manners? oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. tow trucks have arrived. a tractor trailer truck ov overturned on 680. >> let's take some preshot footage. two to three hours before this is going to be cleared. we've got heavy jam-up coming both southbound and northbound. try to avoid it at all costs. north main street will be your best alternate. mike? >>> good morning, leyla. big story today. partly sunny. breezy this afternoon. four to 11 degrees cooler than average. 60 at the coast to al

whose phone number is tammy's?ber is this on tammy's piece of paper. >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nan

"tammy," wednesday, july 2nd.ting and afrojack tomorrow. where are my manners? >> good morning, it is 8:56 on this thursday morning, i'm tamala edwards. we have breaking news from the rawnhurst section of philadelphia. chopper 6hd is over the 1800 block of sully avenue. this is where a burglar broke a gas line in the building. firefighters evacuated a half dozen people as a precaution. utility workers have shut off the gas, there are no injuries, but traffic implications. let's go over to matt pellman. >> reporter: use emerson or arthur as alternates. bad crash blocking northbound lanes of route 100 at 23 use curve -- cuving ton road. >> reporter: we have a crash benjamin franklin parkwaying parkville station road head to ogden as the possible alternate there. >> let's go over to karen rogers. you say it's another day to keep it cool. >> reporter: we're heating things up close to 90 degrees, but not as muggy as yesterday. 77 degrees we're warming up in philadelphia. heading up to 88 today. we started off with a go

eric: tammy, judy, it faces nating that question, a tough question is asked, and as tammy says, apparentlyaired and was, did not see the light of day at abc but saw the light of day here on fox news. thank you to both of you. we're waiting for the president to come out and address the nations in a few moments at the white house. we'll bring that to you live as soon as the president appears. thank you. uma? uma: prosecutors say a night of rough sex and bondage ended with the death of a college student. now a new twist in the trial of a new hampshire man accused of murder as his girlfriend, the prosecutor's star witness, takes the stand again. our legal panel weighs in on this bizarre case next. care what age you are. take it on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day women's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. eric: check out what is on "outnumbered" with harris and kemberly. >> the president will speak on crisis in iraq. sergeant bowe bergdahl returns to the u.s. and new details emerge why he left his army post. >> they

>> there were statements from barry bench and tammy heisner.y told police that barry behaved suspiciously when he got to the fire scene. >> why are we stopping here? >> look around and see if you see any evidence. >> like what? >> like, i don't know, just look. >> she claimed he wanted to search an area 100 yards from the farmhouse. >> we had parked down the street from the farm and he had mentioned to me that maybe we should go down by the car and start back up on opposite sides of the road, looking for evidence or something, you know, just to see if there was anything amiss or whatever. >> to roy brown, this was a critical piece of information. sabina kulakowski's body was discovered in that same area around daybreak. >> they're still battling the blaze, you know, and he's not even up there helping. you know? he's walking down the road looking way over here. if he was so concerned, why wouldn't he be looking up there? >> and barry claimed he had an alibi for the time the fire started. he said he was drinking in a local bar until 1:30 in the m

so welcome, tammy. and lastly we have sarah shord who's our second sarah panelist today, and sarah's the author and contributing editor for "the solitary watch," web site, and she's a university, uc berkeley visiting scholar. so welcome, andeáxru)u$out furtr ado, i will give it over to bob. to start, each panelist will have about ten minutes to speak, and after that we'll go right into audience participation and questions. again, as a reminder, students we'll invite to come and ask questions first. bob, thanks so much. >> thank you. thanks, everybody, for coming today. the it's a great pleasure to be here. you're especially remarkable to coming to such a topic which is not exactly easy the swallow, i think, for most people. in fact, talk about euphemisms, but the phrase "collateral damage" always sticks in my craw because it really means innocent dead people or dead, innocent people. so let's try not to use that. i am certainly not going to use it in my presentation. this because it immediately becomes

tammy bruce. former adviser to hillary clinton for president. tammy, do you believe him?no, it concerns me that this man could have a long career and to one has confronted him about anything this. is part of the problem and the republicans share some of the blame here but really it was shocking that performance and it was the -- this is certainly nonpartisan. every american should be concerned with a kind of smug entitled arrogance within the concept here of what we've got houses already referred, lois lerner for criminal charges to the doj. she's taken the fifth amendment which is her right but seems to be hey lot of things going on that the commissioner seems to not care about but the attitude i think is based in the fact that no one has been held accountable for anything throughout all the agencies, many of which have these kinds of problems, i mean an apology is just a decent thing to do for the american people at this point. >> richard, smug arrogance or simple, you know, look, we're sorry, two years of this stuff and happens to be around the time of the 2010 electio

tammy, is this fishy to you? >> well, it is.s a matter of fact, a new poll shows that over 70% of americans obviously across political lines believe not only is that this is not true, but that the e-mails were destroyed deliberately. so this comes down to an actual issue for the federal law. it's one thing o have a political fight and maybe that's what the administration thinks it's going to be, that it's just about well, we can do this because we were targeting conservatives. but americans overall, democrats and republicans, understandably don't like it when such corruption is so obvious because this is a law enforcement agency. everyone is touched by it. >> emily, ordinary citizens are saying if the irs asked for my documents and i said my computer crashed, i'd be in big trouble. so how troubling is this and shouldn't it be troubling to democrats as well? >> look, that concept should be troubling, but the fact that these two things, the fact that a letter was requested to the irs and then crashed two months later, there is no

it's called "tammy." it starts with tammy, played by melissa, having the worst day of her life.>> oh, come on, man. >> right this way. >> no, i -- going with every. i bet you see a lot of bears here. >> no, ma'am. ma'am! >> are you serious? >> there was a be. >> no bebees here, ma'am. >> you can't run from the law. >> i'm so happy, the one and only melissa mccarthy is back with us. i watched it last night. >> did you? >> i did. >> makes me so happy. >> you have so much fun. >> it was ridiculously fun. and your husband ben had a dream? >> yes. which does not happen all the time. i wish it did. come on, get more dreams, ben. he came home -- came home. we actually live together. he came home, i don't know where he was. he wakes up really groggy. his hair's all over the place, really sleepy. i had a dream you were at a lecture with your grandma and she's an alcoholic and she might sleep around. what? what's going on in your dream? we have to write it. can we have coffee? can we like ease into it? we were talking about it, a week later, a month later. suddenly we were like, i think w

. >> we met tammy dietz at the tennessee prison for women.caught our attention. it was her disability. >> what is it like being deaf in prison? >> it's not fun. it's not. you know, you got a lot of bullies here. a lot of them make fun of me, you know, all the time. >> dietz has been deaf since birth. >> i know sign language, i read lips, and i've just been reading lips. >> but as a young woman, it wasn't her hearing that caused her life to unravel, it was a crack addiction. >> fighting, i couldn't find crack, if i couldn't find crack, i'd do heroin, you know. >> her addiction led to a life of prostitution and several arrests. she's currently serving three years not just for prostitution, but aggravated prostitution. >> tell me what aggravated prostitution means. >> what it means is that knowing that you have hiv and you're out there on the corner, walking, trying to get dates. >> dietz was first diagnosed with hiv in 1999. >> so from 1999 to when you were incarcerated, how many -- how many customers, how many tricks do you think you had? >> h

you are at least 40 seconds dark dark. >> tammy starts her week by getting fired.middle finger. >> nope. >> right between the lines. >> you're nothing like the people you play in "tammy." >> well, true. i know. for some reason we're always aggressively fighting each other in movies for some reason. >> she likes to take it so far that -- she says, the audience might can embarrassed for the character. >> right. >> now do you ever as her husband think, don't do that. >> yeah. you know, sometimes -- oh, mama. >> still cringes over her sex scene in the movie "identity theme" auto. >> i'm just sitting there, okay. still really funny, everybody is laughing i'm sort of like -- that's a lot. it's so funny because she's got this raunchy melissa mccarthy. she's so wrong. she's like totally just midwestern, hi, how are you doing? like super sweet. >> i haven't heard her swear yet. >> you won't. >> is cursing allowed at home? >> i don't curse anywhere near what i do in movies. >> except for that one time when she was shooting "the heat" with sandra bullock. >> i threw like an f

judith miller and tammy bruce is here.here has been iraq fatigue among the public in this country but what about the media? >> the media still loves to beat up on who was responsible for the iraq war and who is to blame for the current crisis and that is not helpful, jon. what the media should be doing is encouraging everybody who has a view of what to do in iraq to come forward and discuss it. but they are trying to shutdown dick cheney, liz cheney and all of the neo conservatives that brought us the war. >> even the president said one lesson we ought to learn from iraq is don't go invading independent sovereign countries. saying this isn't myault basically. >> everything in history-look we can look woo -- we can look at and blame it on everything but at this stage leadership requires what is needed in action now. it is a partisan argument as opposed to an argument not even based on solutions for journalist but based on the facts of what are transpiring now. there is genocide, chemical weapons, what is happening with liby

. >> and john, tammy, the timing is critical here. 2009 to 2011, that is a time when the tea party was gaining the most traction. again, co-incidence? >> it's so obvious that it's a cover up and we all know why. we know when we send e-mails, those are forever. it's the idea that an irs that can track our earnings and catch little mistakes can lose. >> it is either purgery or obstruction of justice. >> i look at the bright side of this. here is the poster child of big government. what have we had? we have had the secretary of state, hillary clinton, say that when she was there she was not in charge of security at benghazi. we had the president lie for months about obama care. we have had the attorney general say that the gun running down in mexico, he was held in contempt. big government, not just the e-mails and servers and computers. >> steve, about 40 year ace go there was a secretary named rosemary woods. there was a taping error that happened during which there was a gap, a critical gap. his role in a cover up. that gap prevented some of that identification. eventually the presiden

tammy, why don't you feature ugly people on the show?figure as hosts i covered the ugly quota, tammy. victor writes i love your reverent look at life. you seem like a grounded real guy, and sure enough i heard from a pal of mine who bumped into you in new york and confirmed it. may i pinch you the next time i am in new york to double confirm this? you may not. college senior abigail wants none of this. my professor assigned us to watch all the major financial shows and made a special point watching yours, saying we might get a kick out of it. i watched, i didn't get a kick out of you, i found you immediately offensive and childish and preoccupied with yourself. if you're supposed to be an icon, i don't get it. abigail, you are a clueless idiot. drop out now and don't stick me with your college debt on the way out. have a lovely night, see you tomorrow. . kennedy: breaking news tonight, to start "the independents," i'm kennedy along with "reason" magazine editor in chief matt welch and kmele foster from freethink media. together we are "t

love your optimism, but there are plenty of democrats who turned on him like dianne feinstein and tammy duct worth. >> she is a committed liberal and he is not doing enough. they theng he is not busy enough. >> tammy duct worth is a veteran of the country who has not only served her country in war, but she has -- she is also an illinois representative who has come out and said he is doing a good job. there are plenty of democrats who will distance themselves and run against him when the general election heats up. >> running against obama? >> that happens to every president in the second term. i wish there was a way they can go directly to the second term. then you find out what they are really about. >> i propose one 6-year term. aren't we all sick of the president spending his first four years campaigning, and then spending his second four years doing nothing? one 6-year term. >> i -- amen! >> nay! >> i would like a one-year term. >> every year? >> elections are fun. they are great for newschannels. >> it is money well spent. >> we could learn to dissolve the government like they do in

tammy write, catching up after a divorce is tough. nyad vice? >> it is tough.problem i see when people get divorce especially when kids are involved somebody feels guilty usually both people feel guilty and start spending way too much money trying to cover up their guilt especially with their children. you end up with a bunch of disneyland daddies and overspending mommies trying to compensate for the fact they got divorced and they hurt the kids. first watch that. other than that if you're just going through life trying to make it better watch how you spend your money. adjust your lifestyle as best can you. >> tammy should look at the bright side. she can always get herself a very nice set of pots. thank you, buddy. i think. >>> cbo, the congressional budget office is throwing in the towel on measuring the effect of obamacare. but guess who is not? that's right, me. and yes in case that's built to scale. charles paine is here. what do you make of this? >> it's outrageous. it really is. i can vouch for anyone that's watching at home it's spot on. any other disto

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. >> reporter: tammy is a regular.rant who sometimes spends as much as $300 a night on her favorite. how much did you just throw down? >> $140. >> reporter: $140? >> yes. >> reporter: that's a lot of money. what do you get out of that? >> excitement. >> reporter: the owners of la bare want to expand their brand into new cities. joe has been asked to sign on as a partner. while he hasn't said yes, he admits he's not done with stripping just yet. the magic mike sequel comes out next year. >> i don't know when i'm going to be able to walk away from male strip clubs, but i'm looking forward to that date whenever it does happen. >> reporter: ceasar plans to walk away, too. he's hoping to collect enough to retire by the time he hits 40. for "nightline," i'm cecilia vega in dallas. >> la bare opens in theaters june 27. >>> next, with apple dominating smartphone sales, others are stepping it up. we got a first look at the new fire phone. is it really all it's cracked up to be? don'lobster toppers event.ew! four entrées, starti

i want to bring in democratic congresswoman and iraq war veteran tammy duckworth. she was deployed there. one of the first army women to fly combat missions and lost both her legs when the helicopter was shot down in 2004. congresswoman, it's good to see you. thank you for being with us. the first of those 300 u.s. special forces being sent in as advisers set to hit the ground in iraq within days. they could be used to call in air strikes, we're told. i want to play a snippet of what secretary kerry told andrea mitchell about the mission today. >> what we're trying to do here is assess what are the capabilities of the iraqi military. what is the situation on the ground? how much is there? all the the different options want wrchith respect what you mt do about them. that will inform the president and the national security team to make judgments. >> do you support president obama's decision to send new new advisers? do you sport air strikes being used at all? >> i don't support air strikes at this time. because i don't think people understand log gistic tale that com

. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place. that dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can see just how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morn

but suffering from serious mental illness there's several board cases of those cases load under the tammy same attorney the person's economy of standing trial my folks that are insane folks that maybe finishing their insensitive - sentencing. she has 4 hundred and 20 cases and you can imagine those are cases involving serious crimes and with others who have mental illness they're coming to see where they're with their cases. currently our office didn't staff the 5350 and san francisco generally, i want to bring that out we should be doing under the state law the district attorney's office should be in the hearing and we're not there there's no legal council for the city presently because we don't have the ability to do it. individuals have a lawyer so san francisco gentle and the 7 other hospitals across the city that do the hearing there's private council but we're not in the room right now. there's an average of 50 across the city in the hospitals. in addition to the current work there's a few important changes on the horizon that will be on our plate. the first thing is the beginning i

tammy lopez wants a business degree. >> i always saw myself finishing school, but i just didn't know when, it's financially difficult. >> how much is this costing starbucks? the company isn't saying, but the average unit online is about $500. that's $160 million if starbucks is paying full retail. >> i accumulated more than $10,000 in debt. >> how many workers have had to put education on hold due to personal or financial reasons. and schultz told them this new program is no pr stun the. >> we have been taught constantly as business people that the primary role for a public company is to make money. and i'm here to tell you, i don't believe that's true. >> reporter: employee reaction bordered on the adoration steve jobs used to engender. >> i can tell you i've always been committed to only one man in my life, and that's you. >> reporter: the program will only be open to those who qualify for asu's online admission, and who don't already have bachelor's degrees. what do employees owe starbucks after graduating? apparently nothing. >> you can leave. we don't want you to leave. >> repor

. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place. that dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can see just how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morn

and congresswoman tammy duckworth of wisconsin who lost both of her legs in iraq.bring experience already having served as an assistant secretary with the v.a. tom tarantino with the veterans affairs says they need someone aggressive. >> the v.a. is permanently stuck in 20th century and they have squeaked through the last if you'res to try to modernize, but it's not enough. >> the greatest challenge for the next head of the v.a. may be trying to find a way to bridge the differences over the best way forward. some of the republicans want to move forward toward privatizing parts of the v.a. while some democrats say it needs more investment. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll have reaction from the white house on release of american bowe bergdahl. >>> plus, the effects of alcohol on the brain. we'll speak with the author of a new book called "proof: the science of booze." >>> and "fortune magazine" reveals this year's list of the top 500 companies in the u.s. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday

and congress woman tammy duckworth of wisconsin who lost both of her legs in iraq she would bring experience serving is as a secretary in the v.a. you wanted someone more aggressive. >> we have to look towards the future. the v.a. is an organization that is terminally stuck in the mid 20th century. they have squeak through but it's not enough. >> reporter: the next challenge may be a way of bridging the differences over the best way forward. some republicans wanted to move toward privatizing parts of the v.a. while democrats say the current system needs more investment. jim. >> axelrod: mike albert in washington, thank you. eight climbers are missing tonight on washington's mt. ranier. the last time they were heard from was wednesday and at that point they were 12,800 feet up. they were expected back yesterday. later, google's search for a way to comply with europe's new on- line privacy rule when the cbs evening news continues. googled yourself and who hasn't, as it turns out there's a court. it resulted in an on-line form that asks google to remove embarrassing information. what that could

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. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place.dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >>w. happening now. coastys iw says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just fae the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can how gr how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morning commute. looking at the port of o

. >> you know, i'm not sitting here some little woman standing by my man like tammy wynette.itting here because i love him and i respect him and i honor what he's been through and what we've been through together, and you know f that's not enough for people, then heck, don't vote for him. >> it has been for three decades now a political partnership. remember he went on to win the presidency. she was by his side, this is the health care debate at a town hall meeting in 1994. she was critical again as a character witness in 1998 in the middle of the monica lewinsky scandal, and things moved on. bill clinton left the white house, hillary clinton ran for senate. she was elected to the senate representing new york. 2008 she ran for president. you see some pictures here. she didn't win but she did become secretary of state for barack obama. now she has a book out, thinking about running when it. she's had a few missteps talking about we were dead broke when we left the white house, talking about all the money they made in speaking fees. this time it's his turn to come to her defens

. >> tammy says it's not too late to come home. he wants her to know he has friends who will help pick up the pieces >> about two thirds of them called in sick today. this was the result there are thousands forced to walk or tak a cab to work. many people at the bus shelters having a hard time getting on because there is so few in service. abc7 news has been on the story all day, and is it easier getting home tonight? >> well, by the time buses get here from downtown to take people home, what happens is that the peoe are already packed in like sardines. so what is frustrated is there no advance warning. >> i waited about 30 minutes. >> two thirds were parked today >> about 400 are not out today. so we're trying to balance service throughout the syste >> there have been rumors after the sickout. the proposal offered 11% in pay increases but required operators for the first time to contribute to pensions. this driver showed up to take the wheel of the 39 bus near fisherman's wharf and says he supports the union. >> we'reoing a job. y

. >> tammy lopez is one of those, working at starbucks for a year and a half. until now, couldn't afford it. >> i'm taking full advantage of it. >> she and other starbucks employee working at least 20 hours a week and accepted to arizona state university can participate. starbucks will cover a portion of tuition, in the second two years, baristas will get a full ride, no on bhi investigation to stay with starbucks. >> we just think it's amazing they care enough about us to give us an opportunity to get an education. >> calling it an important investment for the country. >> we can't continue to wait for washington. businesses and business leaders must recognize and must do more for our people in the communities we serve >> and the ceo says he expect it to impact the cost of your morning latte. >> target is trying to sort out a computer glitch yesterday maybe this happened to you. the glitch disabled check out registers in several stores, shoppers said employees scrambled to find a solution, refusing to accept payments except cash. one customer says everyone was

. >> tammy says it's not too late to come home. he wants her to know he has friends who will help pick up >> about two thirds of them called in sick today. this was the result there are thousands forced to walk or take a cab to work. many people at the bus shelters having a hard time getting on because there is so few in service. abc7 news has been on the story all day, and is it easier getting home tonight? >> well, by the time buses get here from downtown to take people home, what happens is that the people are already packed in like sardines. so what is no advance warning. >> i waited about 30 minutes. >> two thirds were parked today so we're trying to balance service throughout the systems >> there have been rumors after the sickout. the proposal offered 11% in pay increases but required operators for the first time to contribute to pensions. this driver showed up to take the wheel of the 39 bus near fisherman's wharf and says he supports the union. >> we're doing a job. you just want to be compensated. that is all it is. you w

. >> her new movie "tammy" hits theaters in july. >> speaking of pictures. how about jennifer hudson? >> i haven't seen them. waiting for on the air with you, hoda. >> she posted these on instagram said, i work hard, i deserve it. plus i earned it. it's unclear how much weight she lost. some people speculate 80 pounds. i bet that's about right. >> over four years with weight watchers. good for her. >> she looks great. >> my mom always tried to lose weight when i was a girl. growing and up all that. the only thing that ever really worked for her was weight watchers. that was one of the best ones. came back for a short time. but weight watchers because of the buddy system. having to be accountable. >> we used to try all the diets in our house. all of them. does anybody remember pro lean? liquid protein? you drank your dinner in a cup. >> yeah, that's not satisfying to me. >> i drink my dinner once in a while. but it isn't -- yeah. >> what? >> we drank for dinner. you would look forward to brushing your teeth. i remember because it tasted like something. we wer