welcome captain scott smiley and his wife tiffany. diagram [applause] >> mike: hi, tiffany. to have you here. you know it is a remarkable story . yet, it is got a great position and chapter. things didn't go hunky dory. you werangry about it? >> i was. it was hard to live a healthy and physical and mental and spiritual tile and wake up in walter reed medical with the doctor telling you, you are blind rest of your life. depression and fear and anxiety and again a lot of anger it was difficult. >> mike: were you mad at god? >> i was. it is the worst thing i will ever do in life is to be mad at god. he gives me everything i have and he has the power to take it away. i thought i had done everything right. i thought i checked the box and again that anger was shown in my daily life. one of my good asked me to say a prayer. i said i don't want to pray and i don't think i know god. my wife tiffany had manage else to for. >> mike: it is great we can get mad at god and he doesn't get mad at us. tell me how you were feeling. you were trying to cope with the kids and this new experience

tiffany. [applaus [applause]. >> mike: hi, tiffany.ou here. >> you know, it's a remarkable story, and yet, it has a great position now, the chapter. but things didn't go just hunky dorie after the horrible incident in which you lost your sight. were you angry, weren't you? >> i was. it was hard to be living a healthy, physical, mental, spiritual life style and wake up later with the doctor telling me you're blind the rest of of your life. was hard. depression, sunk into a deep, black pit. fear, anxiety and again, a lot of anger and it was difficult. >> were you mad at god? >> i was. i think it's the worst thing i've ever done and i know, will ever do in life is to be mad at god and i know he gives me everything you have and has the will and power to take it away, i thought i'd done everything right and if there was a check objection, i thought i checked it and again, the anger was shown in my daily life and i remember one of my good friends asking me to say a player and i said no, i don't want to play and i don't think i know god. it p

oh, tiffany. there they are.und just like you did in the '80s. how do you do it, ladies? >> hey, how are you? >> lots of vocal practice. and, you know what? this is so much fun really. we came out here this morning. it was pouring rain when we got here. the crowd was here energized. and the '80s are back, people. >> that's right. >> they're back. >> i do want to point out, by the way, the i love the '80s hash tag taking over twitter. so, it's terrific. the '80s are in the present. and it's great. we'll talk more with you in just a minute about your upcoming >>> but we've also got weather. >> we have sam in an orange headband. >> i like the way you said that. weather? yeah. no, i'm doing the best i can to bring back the '80s. >> i t think you could do bette sam, actually. >> no. i'm not putting on theheeg warmers and the athletic shorts with the white stripe. >> golfing shorts, sam. >> let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we want to talk about, as you head out t the doors. likely if you

so what we do the glazing for tiffany's around the united states, and what we do for them is a piece of leksan in the center, half inch leksan and water white and extra star fire on -- >> what is that water white or star fire do? >> it's extra -- glass has -- so the street layers cep them protected. they -- kept them protected. they haven't had any major burglaries to point. >> somebody is working on it. >> well the product has become expensive because of the three lawyers so they put an additional layer of mylar graffiti film over the outside so in case it's scratched then we pull off that sacrificial layer and put on a new piece of plastic which is cheaper than replacing that whole window. in terms of clarity, the regular glass is fairly green. and the thicker it is, the emreener it gets. this table here is a slumped piece of glass. and it's about two, two and a half inches thick. and that is just the natural color of regular glass. and from different minerals that are in glass, there's -- you know, when it's sand and soda, and whatever minerals are in the sand gives it the color o

breakfast at tiffany's first, audrey hepburn was not in "porky's." i think you were thinking kim caw trel. she was in "sex in the city sty" and that's all you think about. >> yes, have i 17 of them. do you want me to name them all? >> i sure wouldn't. >> bob. you are right. although historians believe he named mickey mouse, but they don't think he is being true. >> i don't believe it. walt disney said it was true. >> it probably isn't, but it makes a hell of a good story so let's keep it going. let's not rain on it. >> it is my job to rain on fun. >> actually you are pretty funny. you would be worth getting up and watching at 3:00 in the morning. >> thank you. i get all of my strength and wisdom from my love of cats. >> is that before or after your daily psychiatric treatment. >> that makes sense. >> cox me down and stops the bad things. >> there are other things you can do to calm yourself down. >> i can't do them anymore, but you still can. >> if that is not a psa, i don't know what is. >> do you have any leftover? >> thousands. >> this is your seg

either he couldn't do them or just didn't understand how to do them. >> tiffany urged him to get help at the nearby military clinic. neither of them realized at the time, it was a brain injury. the first time you met staff sergeant aaron potter, what did you see? what was going on with the staff sergeant. >> some of the things that he was having to deal with were making it difficult for him to do his job well. so it was really a time for us to come together and say, hey, look, we can help, we can make a difference here. >> step into the machine, facing the screen, we'll get you all hooked up. >> lou do you exercise the injured parts of your brain? here there are exercises for balance, puzzles for concentration and video games to teach relaxation. a treatment that can help for those suffering any type of brain injury. a sports injury, a car accident or a gunshot. the doctor says he would like to see this comprehensive approach migrate through civilian care. not just in major metropolitan trauma centers, he thinks there may be other implications for treating brain disorders. >> can you

. >>> also speaking of pop stars, remember tiffany from the '80s, actually she was a big favorite ofk with a new cd, and she's making a little bit of a career switch-up. she's performing for us this morning in our summer concert series in a few minutes. >> ah, memories. >>> but we do begin with amanda knox. today is the last scheduled day of testimony at her appeals trial. the american college student convicted of murdering her roommate has been in an italian jail since 2007. new forensic evidence gave her and her family hope she may be coming home very soon. abc's t.j. winick is here with more. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. a remarkable turn of events. during the original trial, the prosecution had no eyewitnesses and no clear motive. the case rested almost entirely on two key pieces of evidence. well, independent experts now say that evidence was tainted. for amanda knox, the seattle exchange student convicted of murder, these court appointed experts may be the key to her freedom. she's been locked away in an italian prison for nearly four years. but this mo

frantic tiffany got everyone out, including an elderly aunt staying in the basement. she then ran to tell her fiance working down the street what happened. >> i came back over here, saw the house, saw the stuff on the walls, at that time, the fire department got here. >> reporter: the family has lived here for 30 years. within minutes, the fire had spread up into their roof, damaging part of neighbor chris brewer's second floor. >> you could hear, like, the glass next door being broken out and breaking out the windows. >> reporter: it took firefighters about ten minutes to knock the blaze down. windows now smashed out, the roof cut open for ventilation. furniture charred. >> always do have the danger, because thing are so close together, the fire extending from one place to another. >> reporter: still, tiffany and john say this was their lucky day. >> everybody feel lucky -- it's lucky when everybody can get out. that's luck. >> yeah, i was lucky. i was real lucky today. because i could have been in there asleep. i normally don't get up until 12:00. >> reporter: at th

and a crystal apple from our friends at tiffany.we also thank fiona, we have the official certificates of honor. you can choose one of three packages here, and you get your choice. but these are wonderful packages. we are doing a lot of different things and they're very special. each of you will have a choice about what you want to choose. this is a fitting end to the school year, and a wonderful song and performance and their exhibition of the great talent. i want to make certain that you know, from the heart of the city, we are very thankful. the mayor is spending a lot of job -- a lot of time making certain that education is at the heart of everything that we do, and this is a look to the future but also of thomas that we want to continue to have, with all of the work that we have. you have dedicated your talents to make certain that this is the best city in the country. thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i also want to give a shot out to the administrators of san francisco. is jan here? thank you very m

to say hey i'm a mix more than just my jobs and tiffany. young was calm passionate they mean the same old father would not be what you needed because you work with trash special to. the world record that somebody was going to get at that and that the whole no no that's one of. the yeah let's let's go don't discuss that not yet allowed out of the thought i had my arm today man that's exactly why you need focus but you did there you go with the belief they were cut by glass and the first one gets injured walking and garbage while so this will protect you from time to miss lot of that the most as a whole that was especially those hands me and you cereno will. get it out. of here that it was in said alice and this year not taken a shot. away to match the medal to all its soak it in water this one was. there so it. yes it was nothing but something. oh and another was just a. solo stuff they wanted. my dad works in plastic recycling. or i would have missed all of them my father doesn't want me to work around job like this same job why does one ne

i speak of "breakfast at tiffany's" this 1961 flick is scheduled to be screened at a park in new york city in august, but now a woman started a petition. she is doing it because she believes the film is racist. why? maybe this. >> darling, i am sorry. but i lost my key. >> well that was two weeks ago. you cannot go on keeping them. you must have a key made. >> she may have a point there. that is mickey rooney's character. critics in the past have called him a cringe-enducing stereo type. some agree saying, quote, by screening this film, the organizers are sanctioning the racism it contains and subjecting new audiences including children and asian-americans to a menstrual show of ideology. it is 2011. it is new york, and we still have to fight the hostile, hurtful world of 1961 hollywood. one of the organizers responded by saying they, quote, recognize one character is an offensive stereo type, but it does not negate the value of the film as a classic. speaking of american classic cinema -- see some people might call that catish. >> well come to the program. >> -- welcome to the progra

frantic, tiffany got everyone out, including an elderly aunt staying in the basement.r fiance working just down the street what happened. >> i ran back over here, and i ran up in the house, seen the stuff on the walls. and that's when i opened up the doors and ran back out. at that time the fire broke out. >> reporter: the family has lived here for 30 years. within minutes, the fire had spread up into their roof, damaging part of neighbor, chris brewer's, second floor. >> you could hear the glass next door breaking out. >> reporter: it took firefighters about ten minutes to knock the blaze down. windows now smashed out. the roof cut open for ventilation. furniture charred. >> always knew about the danger, because things were so close together, the fire going from one place to another. >> reporter: they say this was their lucky day. >> everybody is lucky. that's luck. >> i was lucky. i was real lucky today. because i could have been in there asleep. i normally don't get up until 12:00. >> reporter: at this point, fire investigators are trying to determine exactly what s

joining us right now is tiffani thiessen.ou. >> good morning, you guys. >> you might want to talk about something new. but let's talk -->> i never want to let go of my past. you know, it was for a while muhammad ali but it was really screech. >> it was really screech. >> can i get this over with right now? >> i love it. >> we want to get it over with. >> wow. >> is it a kids shirt, is that why? >> it is a little smaller than i can remember and maybe i didn't tumble dry. >> and the reason brian is wearing that and as we can see right there, you are wearing a justin bieber t-shirt. >> yeah, huge fan of justin bieber. >> why would that be? >> i guess he's a fan of mine. i don't know. it's funny. when i got the call that he was wearing -- there it is. my t-shirt, it was hilarious, i don't think he was born when the show was on. >> he was wearing this homage. >> exactly. even older, oh, geez, now i'm ancient. it's like vintage t-shirt. what? >> which is cuter? justin bieber wearing that t-shirt of you or brian wearing the t-shirt

congratulations, tiffany peterson just crowned not long ago. beautiful day tomorrow, to enjoy the garlic fess teval. watch out to the east, there may be a couple isolated thunderstorms. let's take a look at temperatures, it's been the same story, hasn't it? temperatures below the average, that's going to continue for the most part the next several days. things could get interesting as we look off to our east. it's firing up, up and down the see air remark anywhere from lake tahoe down south to bakersfield, there are flash flood watches in effect toward los angeles because of the heavy rainfall, we're worried about the heavy rain, but also lightning, the hills are pretty dry, and it looks like parts of the bay area tomorrow, and especially east of the santa clara valley are looking at storms. that's helping to drag this monsoon moisture up from the south. again a little bit muggy out there, that's the fuel for the isolated thundershowers that we could see east of gilroy, south of livermore, the diablo range i think tomorrow afternoon. overnight

newt the last time i was trying to close out his tiffany 's account. >> she was no. 2 in one of the polls behind mitt romney. >> democrats under rate her at her peril. they talk about -- at their peril. they talk about her t way they used to talk about ronald reagan, and that is really dumb. having said that, politifact analyzed her statements and found that of the ones they analyze, not were really true, and 10 were pants-on-fire false. these are things he cannot continue to do. >> -- you cannot continue to do. >> she is the best thing that happened to the democratic party, becse she might actually win the nomination, but i don't think he can win the presidency. >> t think and she can win at the republican nomination. >> it is possible, it is not likely. she remains a longshot. she has a good chance of winning iowa but i am not sure where she goes in terms of winning after that. she could easily end up number two. she is very appealing. the more you learn about her -- she had a 23 foster kids, five kids of her own, she talks about life and family, looking after each other. this is a pers

newt the last time was trying to close out his tiffanies account. >> she was no. 2 behind mitt romney. >> democrats underrate her at their peril heard the talk about her the way they used to talk about ronald reagan, and that is dumb. having said that, politifact analyzed for statements and said that 27, none were entirely true, of the controversy once, and 10 were pants-on-a fire false. >> how powerfully are republicans in iowa -- how carefully are republicans in iowa going to look at this? >> she is the best thing to happen to the democrats. >> you think she can win the nomination? >> it is not likely. she remains a longshot. she has a good chance of winning iowa, but i dhave not sure where she goes in terms of winning after that. she could easily end up number two. she is very appealing. the more you learn about our -- 23 foster kids, five kids of our own. looking after each other -- she talks about life, family, love the game after each other. it is not only rhetoric. she would have a hard time in the general election. >> defense secretary robert gates retired this week. they gave

in manhattan, meredith and tiffany waited five hours before making their debut as a married couple. >> this is the most amazing day for new york. it's just a celebration of love and victory. >> reporter: city council speaker christine quinn wiped tears watching the first ceremonies and called it a victory for equal rights. >> today those families were told they matter and that the state of new york cares about them as much as anybody else. >> reporter: inside the clerk's office, organized chaos. >> is everyone with you? >> reporter: volunteers helped couples wade through the process. even judges donated their time. >> it's quite extraordinary, the historic day. >> reporter: weddings in new york began at midnight with niagara falls as a backdrop. >> i keep thinking that -- that -- it just is not real. >> reporter: back in new york city, protesters also exercised their rights. but that didn't dampen the festive atmosphere. a collective celebration. along with a powerful, personal moment of saying "i do." and tonight another ceremony taking place here in the city. new york city's mayor m

. >> the dutchess of cambridge did the honors presenting a tiffany trophy to the team. >> reporter: afteratch, the duke and dutchess were whisked away by helicopter. and they will honor young british filmmakers and hollywood royalty as company. >> a list actors are clamoring for the invites. >> it has gone fantastically well as you can see from the footage and the pictures and i know they're loving it and i know they were very excited when they left. >> so are their fans. sandra hughes, santa barbara. >>> maybe you noticed summer has disappeared into the fog. erika martin has the pinpoint forecast. >>> and the silver lining to the tsunami damage in santa cruz, and how some people will benefit from the damage left behind. ,, >>> new hope tonight, for the santa cruz harbor badly damaged by the march tsunami. thanks to a $1.4 million federal grant, there are now 57 new jobs available. a position repairing tsunami damage could be yours. officials are now taking applications. the work though is temporary. lasting a few months. and paying up to $12,000. >>> well, today feels so much cooler than

. >> reporter: she's seen but not heard, today presenting the silver tiffany trophy, last night arrivings, given a red, white, and blue bouquet. >> diana would be so proud. she's gorgeous. >> reporter: fashion watchers are obsessed with all the outfits. from a light gray sheath at the beverly hilton to the green diane von furstenberg at the british consul general's house. it looked like this could be the black tie dress for later tonight, the glitziest event of the weekend. the royal couple wanted to see more than just hollywood. this is skid row, about 50 blocks in inner city los angeles where an estimated 4,000 homeless people live. it's known as the nation's homeless capital. william and kate will drive right through here on sunday on their way to inner city arts, an oasis that offers kids from the neighborhood art classes and a chance to shine. dancers have spent the past couple of weeks at grueling six-hour rehearsals getting ready to perform for the royal couple. what do you hope they walk away with? >> hope. hope and inspiration. to feel and know that the arts does change people's

newt the last time i was trying to close out his tiffany 's account. >> she was no. 2 in one of the polls behind mitt romney. >> democrats under rate her at her peril. they talk about -- at their peril. theyalk about her the way they used to talk about ronald reagan, and that is really dumb. having said that, politifact analyzed her statements and found that of the ones ty analyze, not were really true, and 10 were pants-on-fire false. ththese are things he cannot continue to do. >> -- you cannot continue to do. >> she is the best thing that happeneded to the democtic party, because she might actually win the nomination, but i don't think he can win the presidency. >> think and she can win at the republican nominion. >> it is possible, it is not likely. she remains a longshot. she has a good chance of winning iowa but i am not sure where she goes in terms of winning after that. she could easily end up number two. she is very appealing. the more you learn about her -- she had a 23 foster kids, five kids of her own, she talks about life and family, looking after each other. this is a person

newt the last time, i think, was trying to close out his tiffany's account. >> she was no. 2 in one of the polls behind mitt romney. >> democrats underrate congresswoman bachmann at their peril. they talk about her the way date used to talk about ronald reagan, and that is dumb. having said that, politifact did an analysis of her biggest payments and of the 23 they analyzed, none were entirely true, of the controversial ones, and can work pants-on-a fire false. this is the kind of the -- 10 or pads-on-fire false. this is the kind of thing you cannot continue to do. >> she is the best thing ever for the democratic party. she might actually win at the republican nomination, but i don't think she can win at the presidency. >> you think she can win the nomination? >> it is possible, it is not likely. i think she remains a longshot. she has a good chance of winning the iowa, but i am not sure where she goes in terms of winning after that. but she could easily end op number two. she is very appealing. the more you learn about her -- she had 23 foster kids, five kids of her own, she talks abo

newt the last time, i think, was trying to close out his tiffany's account. >> she was no. 2 in one of the polls behind mitt romney. >> democrats underrate congresswoman bachmann at their peril. they talk about her the way date used to talk about ronald reagan, and that is dumb. having said that, politifact did an analysis of her biggest payments and of the 23 they analyzed, none were entirely true, of the controversial ones, and can work pants-on-a fire false. this is the kind of the -- 10 or pads-on-fire false. this is the kind of thing you cannot continue to do. >> she is the best thing ever for the democratic party. she might actually win at the republican nomination, but i don't think she can win at the presidency. >> you think she can win the nomination? >> it is possible, it is not likely. i think she remains a longshot. she has a good chance of winning the iowa, but i am not sure where she goes in terms of winning after that. but she could easily end op number two. she is very appealing. the more you learn about her -- she had 23 foster kids, five kids of her own, she talks abo

katherine presented her husband's team with the winner's trophy from tiffany. california tour wraps up sunday with a visit to a nonprofit academy in l.a. skid row and the job fair for u.s. veterans. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> tim lincecum tries to win his final start before the all- star break and derek jeter becomes the first yankee to ever reach 3,000 hits. that's next. i'm just a piece of dust living at the corner of j and k, spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters gets in hard to reach places. it picks up two times more dust than a feather duster using thousands of fluffy fibers to lock dust away. you're just my type! [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. second to do it on a home run... bill, start the >>> derek jeter became the 28th player to ever reach 3,000 hits, but only the second to do it on a home run. bill start the clock. >> deep to left field, going back, looking up, see

. >>> upopen it -- >> reporter: tiffany and meredith got the word they've been waiting for. >> that's it! we're done! >> reporter: an e-mail telling the couple they had been chosen from the new york city lottery to marry on sunday. >> i'm saying this, i agree to this, and we're doing this in a public way with somebody watching. like this is -- it's been validated. and to us, that means a lot. >> reporter: the big apple will usher in the first day of legalized same-sex marriage with back-to-back ceremonies. the city clerk's office originally planned to wed 764 couples on sunday. it announced it would expand hour to make sure all 823 who registered could marry. new york city's mayor, michael bloomberg, is also marking the first day with a special evening ceremony at gracie mansion. he will officiates the marriage of his chief policy adviser and consumer affairs commissioner. >> this is about celebrating our relationship, but in many ways it's really about our children who have often asked us why we aren't married. and so we've involved them in every step of the way. >> reporter: busines

. >> katherine presented her husband's team with the winner's trophy from tiffany. their california tour wraps up sunday with a visit to a nonprofit academy in l.a. skid row. and a job fair for u.s. veterans. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >> another quake and another evacuation in coastal japan. how the country reacted to the latest shaking. >> a lot of chaos. >> and another survivor story after last weekend's fishing trip stradegy. your weekend forecast is coming up. ,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. it's not too w

more the leader of georgia's own position conservative party mr cathy called he joins me live from tiffany's see many thoughts of being with us here on r.t. mr carver let's talk us through the chronology of all this first was three photographers denying the charges one of them protested and went on a hunger strike and then suddenly a confession a conviction and it all ends with a suspended sentence walk do you things happening here. is this is there to do story unfortunately in georgia and. all the you reported involved all the fates doing short investigation and this investigation had nothing with just this first of four you mentioned the all of this investigation was secret and no information was given no to maybe a no two lawyers because of the legal reasons the information about state secrets and nobody knows until now. ready today you know the reporters were already released nobody knows in the world concretely there where charged bean. is for their testimony when. themselves as. charged and is guilty. when the only against all of the defendants against all the people who were arrested

host: next caller is tiffany, republican in rancho, coucamunga, california. caller: i just wanted to say that i support some of your ideals, however as a middle class person, it is difficult for me to support you as far as your tax increases not being the 35 or 39% that they are supposed to because everybody else is hurting. i look at my budget, and i say, i really can't afford to give anymore. my salary is not in -- increasing. if your plan keeps your belly fat and i'm starving over here. i think we need to do a little something a little more balanced. thank you for taking my call. guest:: we need to lower rates ultimately to we get more money invested in the economy, and that will be $150 billion in revenue to the federal government and economic growth. when i say to you that the government is twice the size it was 10 years ago, you have to ask a question, is the problem revenue or is the problem been able to get out of control? the government has no business being in the business it is in. we have 180 programs for economic development that comes to the eco

adam and tiffany wright lost their home in may during the joplin tornado.ce that time, they say they have found the three most imporrant things. forrthe wrights thht's their daughter's favorite blanket, their back-up hard ddive cootaining pictures and engagement ing. you're so excited, you're ust little prayyr because those are the thingg we wanted post,,and thooe are the ttings we are able to have." pave." the wwights say they continue to move forwarr after he devastating tornado. they werr scheduled to 3 coming up in sports unlimited...the riolee begin the process of lockinggup their shortstop lonn term... bruce cunningham hhs details...neet. 3 3& 3 . the carrinals had the proverbial broom in their hands and the oriolesswwree llokiig to avoid a hree game sweep... bruce cunningham joins us now in sports unlimited... bruce... bbuce... .coming up tonight on spoots un. .as they try to avvid the st louis broom, the oriles begin overachieving shortstop long term...we'll have the latest... strugglinn, the orioles get ggod nnws from he rrtation front...it looks l

. >> reporter: one of his accomplices that night was 22-year-old tiffany fouler.ell hard for fowler and wanted to, yes, give her the moon. but this is someone you had only known for three weeks. >> yeah but i don't think that kind of connection that people really desire requires much time. >> reporter: okay. but three weeks to do something this dramatic. roberts says he and fowler planned on making a life together. >> in my own head, stealing something wasn't the way i looked at it. we weren't going to take this money we were getting from it to go buy a yacht or lots of cars or a big house. we were just going to live how we were but fund the science that might change the world. >> reporter: truth is roberts had hatched the plan months before he even met fowler. in fact a potential buyer for the rocks had already been identifieded. axel, a belgian mineral collector. roberts offered over email to procure and sell him the moon rocks. emerman was suspicious and contacted the f.b.i.. we speak with him in ant we were via skype. >> a crime is a crime. no matter how you p

it's very unflattering stories about his spending habits at tiffany's so it's safe to say the nudes had a bit had a summer so far but he's still out on the campaign trail shaking hands and trying to win support and at a stop in iowa this week new began talking about judicial activism that's a member of the g.o.p. call it when judges just don't rule the way they want them to the listener to make to a very shocking claims about the supreme court. we were. very. close. to breaking. down the. lives. were. all right so new thinks that congress can keep the supreme court from hearing some cases and he also believes that there is just no supreme court mentioned in the constitution. the think progress is quick to point out today that article three of the constitution begins with the judicial power of the united states shall be vested in one supreme court that already debunks one of those comments but new is also under the under the perception that congress can keep the high court from hearing certain cases he's also wrong on that issue the if congress could limit the court's ability to hear cas

what is the name of this thing, tiffany? do you know? the official name? they are having a big muslim conference. a muslim world conference. we're meeting there to find out how we can help muslims unite. the u.s. islamic world forum. i don't have a problem with that. unfortunately, some of the people involved seem to be extreme islamists for shariah. meanwhile, the president is telling us don't watch regular tv. al-jazeera is the one in the white house in the state department. hillary clinton says hey, we love it. it doesn't have commercials. it doesn't have commercials and it doesn't have anybody arguing on it. without commercials, wait, that sounds like this guy's plan. this plan. free press. from the fcc. free commercials. make sure we have free press. net neutrality, which leads to this guy. people say people have to step down from the jobs so you can give somebody else a chance. that is what i'm doing. that's why i'm leaving. i'm going to give somebody else a chance. so it is a nasty, nasty rat's nest. it comes down to this. redistributing the wealth

. >> this is tiffany myers who has been using her card to board the caltrans for the past three yearshe recently got a $395 ticket for not having a valid fear even though she says that she put money on the card. >> i pulled my bank statement, my receipt and nothing they did not care about anything. >> she had two options get off the train or get a citation but she did not want to be late to work and san francisco. they say 45,000 people ride the train every day and 75 percent use this card. conductors were told there were no exceptions. >> you have the funds on your card but existed not go through. >> right, so the ticket imi bank in everything and on a winner was like it was lost in limbo and i was so mad. >> i said what happens if card reader was not working and they said the passenger has to notify the conductor where they got on and where the card reader was not working. the bottom line if you cannot cut the car, it is not a valid fair. >> you do not need a card to bike to work, you have to see this video disguise basically stealing a bike outside of the wcc office building in san

the sheriff in hernando county in january tiffany lynn mitchell's daughter died oxycodone overdose. at first mitchell told detectives she didn't know where the child got the narcotic. investigators say she eventually admitted she left a pill on the nightstand and that her daughter had swallowed it. the 26-year-old mom is now charged with negligent manslaughter. the four astronauts on board shuttle "atlantis" enjoying a little relaxation at this hour. nasa giving the rest of the day off to them after the crew spent day seven of the last ever shuttle mission unloading equipment and talking with reporters. "atlantis" launched 30 years after nasa's first ever shuttle mission. and along both those journeys watching from earth that is a father and son who love space kenneth bray and his son chris showing off the pics they of have the very first and very last shuttle launches. somebody snapped the photo back in 1981 on the causeway of the kennedy space center at the first liftoff. fast forward 30 years the brays went back for the final countdown to capture nearly the exact same point of vi

we talked about "breakfast at tiffany's" and back then they had mickey rooney play a japanese man and how now a days it looks really, really bad. isn't this the same thing? >> mickey rooney was born in tokyo. >> he was? >> many had to change their name. >> i had no idea. why didn't you bring this up on friday? >> you know what, becca was on a role and he was offending people. i thought he should have at it. getting back to your point though, as one who owns a lot of backpacks in all colors of the rainbow. one had a rainbow patch on it that said "pride." i was offended by this because it is backpackist. everyone who uses that as a way to transport their things is not a terrorist. >> i want them to get rid of backpacks, but i will tell you why. it has nothing to do with terrorism. people who wear backpacks in elevators piss me off. they forget they are wearing their backpack and they come in and they just walk in and they say, how are you? then they just stand and the backpack whacks you. i am a short guy so in if it is a tall person i have my face in their stupid backpack. i'm sorry. >

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