i have my virginity. >> keep watching, trisha. >> and i was like, trisha, you may not be a virgin but born again virgin, i have been celibate for over three years. i have like closed back together. >> she's a doctor too. >> yes. >> it appears. >> the one person i would break miceli basy for and give my born again virginity free of charge is the one and only mr. burt -- >> burt reynolds 20 years ago? i could see it. he was the hottest thing in hollywood. >> not sell burt reynolds short here. how do we know he would want to think about this. >> explains why. >> looks like lonny anderson, his ex-wife. >> my name is trish, i am a blonde, lonny anderson-esque but younger and i am in love with you. >> i hope this goes down. because i think it would make a phenomenal story. i hope he does it. stay strong, burt. >> do it, burt. >> get to me before you die because i'm not so much into neck crow feel ya. >> that's it for rtm. see you next time, everyone. ./ú =/v8s >>> hi, everyone. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos from the web, "right this minute." >> [ bleep ]. get the [ bleep

we have trisha yearwood.book author and host of a show. "southern kitchen" about to start its third season. we're so happy to have trisha here. you obviously just hit all the pages of the covers of all the magazines with this amazing weight loss. 30 pounds. everyone wants to know how you did it. >> well, i just -- i always just say, the name of the cover should have said "i'm hungry." it's really -- it's really just eating less, moving more. i really was careful about making sure to tell people i don't have a secret and it's a struggle. it's a battle for me. like everybody who battles their way, you have that conversation, am i going to eat the cookie? you've lost 30 pounds, eat the cookie. you have this conversation in your head and sometimes you win the battle. sometimes you eat the cookie. >> i love you so, no matter what you don't deny yourself those guilty pleasures every now and then. >> that's what you'll crave if you don't. you eat sensibly most of the time -- >> then you hit the treadmill or do zumba

it happened and it was loek oh, no -- >> what about your sister trisha? >> she was so great, she was all the way on the far left. her and her new husband were able to halfway jump. >> did everybody make the best of the situation? >> one person got kind of hurt, but she is still laughing it up. so it's great, we're like okay, let's start this party. >> did you change clothes or did you just party? >> both. some of the girls went and put their dresses in the drier, some of us just stuck it out. >>> you're watching some of the full-time moments of a 12 hour barricade situation in phoenix, arizona. this is an armored vehicle to bust into the home of 32-year-old of a man. they're bashing into this guy's home. he wanted for the abduction of his 6-year-old son, and apparently he had six others captive in this home for various lengths of time. >> it looks more of a wrecking crew than a police situation. >> he shot at the officers before them. they went in the home, and found feliz. there was an 8-year-old on woman in the room who were found, safe, and made it out

money trisha live was really short term. not what the global acute malnutrition rate is fifteen percent in some areas of true country it was up to fifty seven percent that is more than double. the. yardwork i had to go to. i mean to go to not five and they all died. even then we couldn't eat them. yet out of the hole in my small field was of no help the seeds died before they could sprout. a year young it was a bad year without train we couldn't plant anything or we would there was great hunger. even the wild fruit became rare. a rule while my sister died last year during the long drought. when she was old and as there was no food. no she died and i came to take care of her children. while. there was no food or water because it was too dry and a lot of the. animal in the way. that you probably know how bad it was last year on the way most animals died. you get this is a man's tomb and the other two are womens. they died of hunger. there was no food and the government didn't help. if hope would come sooner with these people h

trisha hickey. any of these names, if i called your name come on up. it might be easier to line up on that side of the room there. >> are any of those people here? >> okay, all right, keep going. vera la rotic. kimberly jones. justin jackson. auri wilmerton. [speaker not understood]. salve a door flores. john matenge. okay, we're getting some. ~ all right, if you're ready, go ahead. >>> good afternoon, thank you for your valuable time. i'm kimberly jones. i'm an artist. i've lived here 16 years. as a volunteer across the street from this site, i painted a 30-foot mural for the obama campaign, and i struggle as an artist to live in this city because of its uniqueness. with 25 years of practice in the architecture business, i am keenly professionally and humanly well versed in understanding what makes for uniqueness and memorable places and i am committed to being in a community that's like that. i love coffee and it is abundantly available in this neighborhood. and with all due respect to star bucks, their product is abundantly available and truly medio

trisha, you may have read her e-mail, but due to the current state of her disability, she's pretty much confined to her apartment. we teleconference her into all our meetings. she served on the san francisco public authority board also for several years. four of these are renominations, excuse me. and she's been board secretary for most of that time. she is also a wheelchair user and a younger consumer of ihss services. she's also been a disability rights advocate of many years both at planning for elders and she continues to work with community living campaign. in addition to the long-term care coordinating council and the community alliance for disability advocates. and, again, as with kelly, she has the full support of her fellow board members and the public authority staff. thank you. >> thank you. at this point i'd like to acknowledge that supervisor london breed has joined the meeting. is there any public comments for this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> can we -- colleague, any thoughts? otherwise can we make a motion to waive the residency requirement

trisha wilson, maryland, i should move there. mr. o, thank you and jesse waters for exposing the outrageous events at the baltimore city detention center. the arrogance of governor o'malley is something we've been living with for years. and ever since i moved to maryland i've been shocked by the lack of leadership here. when will things change? things will change when folks elect people independently and not party affiliation. isn't dr. gosnell killing babies at 40 weeks what some doctors are doing at 20 weeks? isn't the baby at 20 weeks moving all its limbs? it's the same act but at a different place. bill, your support for wounded service people is beyond words. the least i can do for you guys, steve. your service allows me the freedom i have. "the bold and fresher" show comes to spokane, which is nearby and it's my parent's 60th an verse on july 20th. take them to the show. talk about an unforgettable show. the one in spokane and the one in westbury on june 1st will soon be sold out. the tip of the day, appeared on "good morning a

. >> trisha haas and trudy ross, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. regardless of what side of the fence you sit on this, our thoughts are with this family. this is a really awful story that certainly brings to light a conversation that needs to be had. thank you very much, ladies. appreciate it. >>> a teenager surfing off coast of florida almost becomes lunch for a stealthy shark. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is a reason to look twice. this is a stunning work of technology. the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. you know the average one can cost you over $4 a meal per person? a meal like this costs about $1.64 per serving. a family of four like yours could save over $500 bucks a year. wow. that's amazing! [ male announcer ] save on a kraft breakfast backed by the low price guarantee. walmart. we got this, right? dry cleaning done. gift for your aunt... done. today, we're gonna be talking about your body after baby. yep. we're done. okay. let's get some lunch. yes! [ laughs ] all right! yes, honey. all natu

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. >> trisha i've been to a few weddings, sometimes the bride can get a little intense.gives way? >> of course, my first reaction is to make sure everyone is okay. and an old lifeguard tendency, as soon as everyone was fine, i instantly laughed. it was hilarious. we were all worried all day about the rain, and an outdoor reception and ceremony, and the rain held off and then we got wet anyway. >> rain wasn't a problem. >> i love the colors, beautiful shade of blue reflected in the beautiful shade of blue in the water right below you is almost just perfect. and artistic. so what -- the people at the wedding what did they say, shocked? running up to you? making sure everyone is okay? must have been a few moments of chaos. >> pandemonium for five minutes, before we knew everyone is okay. everyone took it really well. laughed it off. yeah, pretty much once everyone saw tricia okay and smiling, everyone else able to have a good time again. >> a pume people were hoping you were okay too, frank. and did you wear your soggy clothes the rest of the night? >> i'm sorry? >> did you

that being said, i'll let renee and trisha speak to the broader topic. >> on the fair credit reportingct, i mean, i would say that it's definitely not an investigative consumer report, so we've treated it as a consumer report, and, you know, our goal from the outset was to comply with the letter and the spirit of the law. and at the end of the day, the fair credit reporting act is a fairness statute, and it has the built-in mechanisms for the applicant, you know, the kind of back and forth to dispute, to know that it's happening, to know that a decision is being made. and so at the end of the day, you know, our choice was to do the best we could to comply with that in fairness to the the precipitate. and then at the end -- the applicant. and then at the end of the day, the employer gets only information it's allowed to see, and everybody wins. >> i think, you know, there's been a lot of question with the advent of new technology and social media when the fcra is dynamic enough to still apply the same way. and i think that the ftc's established position is, yes, that it is, and they'll

. >>> trisha in the plaza here from ft. worth. make it in show business or end up back at dunder mifflin? >> well, tricia, that is the -- that's sort of the big question for the finale. i can't really answer that. >> sure you can. >> let's just say that andy grows as a person and hopefully it's chaotic and funny. >> terrible dodge of your question. >> tricia, thank you. we appreciate it. hope you watch the finale and check out hangover part iii. ed, it's been great. >> yes. >> good luck. >>> thanks. >>> two-hour series finale of the office tomorrow right here on nbc. up next, country star trace adkins performing live in our tud y studio after these messages and your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a neighborhood grieving the loss of a little girl hit while crossing the street. it happened yesterday afternoon near parkview. the family of eileen quiroz was with her sister and aunt. she died at the scene. the driver of the silver=$1Ñ le suv is said to be cooperating with police. >>> the morning com