>> mary tyler moore was my first big hit. but mary and her then-husband were -- my beloved husband, they were best friends. they were the first people when alan and i started to go to gathered that he introduced me to. mary and i were great dear friends. the casting director one time, there was this happy homemaker character who could do anything, fix anything, " anything -- cook anything. chlorous liegeman -- chlorus character suspected there was something going on because her husband would come home with his clothing cleaner than when he went to work. this achingly sweet -- the sickeningly sweet that white type. they said why not get betty white? i guess that cannot find somebody sickeningly sweet enough. they called me and said, would you do the show, one shot? the nice thing was we did the show and jim byrnes and brooks who created the show, they came to me and said we had a couple of ideas for scripps. just hang in there, like to use you again. what a blessing. you can imagine how thrilling that was. tavis: and the rest,

tyler. >> good morning, tyler. how you doing? >> good, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you!e're going to visit some sites, like the museum, monument park, and talk a lot about yankee history, and !ç whatever else comes along. >> great. >> right now we're in the museum. this is where we have some of the artifacts and memorabilia. you'll see the trophies. trophies didn't come about until 1967, and the tiffiny people introduced them. we're very proud of the fact that we do have seven in all. great ball players, icons, legends that have contributed to them. i started coming to the stadium in 1949 and i had the privilege of seeing the great ballplayers in the '50s. this is the mickey mantle era. probably the most dynamic period for baseball in new york. and as you see the jersey, mickey had worn it. >> that's mickey mantle's jersey! so you've been here at yankee stadium for a long time. what's the best memory for you? >> that would have to be going back to 1960. mickey mantle was probably the heart and soul of the team, during that era. and he was my idol. what would happen after

and, so, for him, tyler was... tyler was... was where he put all the... that was the one basket in which he put all his emotional eggs. >> smith: it was during that week in boston that manning attended this party at boston university's hacker space, hosted by david house. >> i was a senior at boston university in computer science. and i founded this maker space at bu called builds-- b.u. information lab and design space. bradley showed up to the open house at this event. and, you know, this was a night when the room was absolutely packed. he didn't strike me at all, at that time, as being particularly memorable or remarkable individual. what he was doing was mostly socializing, meeting others, trying to learn about how this scene in boston actually functioned. >> smith: standing back, leaning against the table is bradley manning. the young intelligence analyst, full of secrets, was mingling among hackers. investigators now believe that, sometime in this period, manning either uploaded or handed off two large data f

now, tyler hadley is being held without bail.is grandfather says he never suffered from any behavioral problems or mental illness. luxury san diego suburb of coronado may have police asking questions now. both are linked to the same mansion. last wednesday the mansion owner's girlfriend was found dead, and on sunday the owner's son died from injuries that he suffered after he fell down the stairs. investigators say that the 6-year-old's deaththas an accident, but they are calling to see if the 32-year-old girlfriend's death is suspicious. >>> well, we all know that teching and drive something a big no-no these days, but now the city of philadelphia is stepping up its crackdown on pedestrians who can't take their eyes off their phones. the city outlawed texting and walking back in may, but starting next month officers plan to hand out more tickets and will cost offenders 120 bucks a pop. >>> it was a warm, appreciative homecoming for the u.s. women's world cup soccer team following sunday's loss to japan. they flew from germany an

tyler matheson of cnbc is also here with us in washington with more on that. so, tyler, wouldn't take anything more than the threat of this happening to start feeling it. >> and the threat has already been made. the credit rating, of course, is an educated guess, a grade really by a credit rating service like standard & poor's or moody's, about how likely it is that a country will repay the principal and interest on its debt. for as long as you and i have been around, america's credit rating has been the best of them all, aaa, basically saying that america's debt is essentially risk free and it is priced as such. but the credit rating agencies are now saying that even if there is a global solution to the debt ceiling talks, that if the congress and president can't come together on a longer term fiscal stability plan, they may downgrade the debt and that will mean that the debt is riskier. what does that mean in practical terms? first, it means that borrowing costs for uncle sam, for taxpayers like you and me, are likely to go up. by one estimate according to j

tyler would have been celebrating his fifth birthday on this day. there were no speeches at this memorial, just quiet condolences for surviving family members, messages of sympathy were written in old- fashioned composition notebooks and quiet remembrances occurred among the acquaintances. immediate -- these two were troupe leaders for amanda row. she was one of the quiet ones and that is fitting, isn't it? that all of these voices are raised for her. she was a wonderful, wonderful person. >> oh, yes. >> and always had a smile, didn't she? >> yeah. >> and some curly red hair. >> yeah. >> hap birthday, dear tyler, happy birthday to you. >> reporter: the crowd spoon tapeeously began singing happy birthday to tyler row and hundreds and hundreds of balloons were released into the air. >> and look at all the balloons. >> reporter: kids and adults marveled at the site of a huge flock of climbing balloons, many were nearly incoherent with grief. patty and ken turner. >> hard. >> does it hurt? >> it's balloons in the sky. >> that is about it. >> reporter: t

there you go for tyler farrar from washington state.ou may have thought you ate a lot of tour de -- a lot of hot dog. nathan's hot dog eating contest. first ever women's division. sonya "the black widow" thomas. look at her go. downing 40 hot dog. she won $10,000. one hot dog shy of her record of 41. if you are scoring at home. congratulations to her. to the men's tide. there is joey chestnut out of san jose. trying to win it for the 5th straight year and win it he did. 62 hot dog in 10 minutes! 62 in 10 minutes. six shy of his world record. joey chestnut earned the $10,000. the bottle of pepto, but i am sure -- >> earned a stomach ache. >> i don't see -- i mean, he is not a big guy so i don't -- i don't know -- >> the other guy, heap was also -- >> takeru kobayashi. he was in new york, didn't enter this one. he was in another location in new york with his own hot dog eating little thing going. he downed 69 hot dog. >> gosh. >> who knows next year. >> heartburn. >>> have a good night everybody. we will see you tomorrow.

instead, it became a day to honor tyler rowe who died with his family last sunday. >> this is a tragedy. but family friends, and even strangers came together to mark what should have been a little boy's fifth birthday. >> i have a five-year old son. it really tugs at your heart strings. >> last sunday, the family died in a fiery crash allegedly caused by an under age driver. authorities say he had been drinking for hours and had a blood alcohol content at the time of crash of three times the legal limit. today the community came together to offer support and launched balloons to remember tyler on his birthday. >> he was always happy. he loved to draw. >> we would've had a party today for him. it is too soon for him. >> people watched as the balloons floated to have been hoping he would know that people were thinking and praying for him and his family. >> it makes me feel proud in a way. to know they can be remembered like this. >> the funeral for the roe family is scheduled for thursday. the suspect remains jailed without bond. >>> a warning for this holiday weekend. police will be watc

i'm carolyn tyler. today on our program.... >> involved in social media. we'll take a look at that on 7 on your side. >> plus, the california flood factor, what happens if the snow pack melts all at once and the effort to build a rock wall the old-fashioned way. >> social media sites l transfoe communicate. now there is a brand-new social network but it's for your car. michael finney tells us anyone can now send a message to any car in america. >> i'm using that, are you? >> danielle sent a message to that blue pickup truck. she sent a voice activated message. >> i like your car. >> she is using a new social network that connects drivers through each other through their license plates. >> you can because they have set up e-mail and voicemail boxes for every license plate in america, yours, too. to to see your messages you have to claim your plate. that is register. >> we connected 250 million registered vehicles with a voicemail inbox and e-mail in-box and you can send a message to any car in the countr

tour de france american fireworks across the atlantic, american tyler farrar final few meters of theto the front and just gets passed the overall race leader jose rojas tyler farrar wins a third stage first american ever to win a stage on the fourth of july. finally and independence day tradition, hot dog eating contest, nathan's, watching joey chestnut throw down 62 dogs, rooftop kobayashi threw down 69 unofficial record all he had was a stomachache. >> unbelievable thank you very much that is its stake to to our special. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost done, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve because it can relieve pain all day with just two pills. this is lisa... who switched to aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the davis twins... ...ar

>> the crowd spontaneously began singing happen by birthday to tyler roe and hundreds and hundreds ofloons were released into the air. >> kids and adults marveled at the sight of the huge flock of climbing balloons. many were nearly incoherent with grief. patty and ken turner [ sobbing ] >> it's all we get. >> it's balloons. >> that's about it. it hurts. >> reporter: as the balloons raced aloft the crowd quietly dispursed with parents holding tight to the hands of their children who will still get to celebrate future birthdays. in frederick county virginia, fox 5 news. >>> the driver to have other car, 20-year-old steven boy is charged with dui anding ary vatted involuntary manslaughter funeral for the four family members will take place thursday afternoon. >>> another republican throwing his hat in the ring who when we come back jessica. >>> the prosecution and defense preparing closing arguments today in the casey anthony trial while the jury gets ready to deliberate outside the courthouse in orlando, that story next. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only t

>> it depends to you. >> i saw you attacking steven tyler.ephrase that. when you were being pretty highly critical of his decision. >> somebody asked me a question of what do you think tyler doing "idol?" i don't think it's a good move. i was honest. >> you were sort of saying this is not the thing a guy like him should do because he's a bona fide rock star. >> in my opinion, yes. >> he said back that you were jealous. >> that was funny. i was a little upset with that actually. i just saw him recently and i'm like that's as good as can you do. i've followed your career for years, not only a friend but a fan. i expected so much more out of you. i gh -- i'm walking material. all you have to do is google me. you can come up -- you can rip me for days on anything, but -- >> why did you think that he sold out by doing "idol?" >> i didn't say he sold out. i thought it was a bad move. one of the most credible rock singers in american history, and i don't agree with the premise of that show. i don't knock the kids who go on and try it, and i understa

he's a friend of yours. >> not attacking steven tyler. >> let's rephrase that.critical of his decision to do american idol. >> i don't think it's a good move. >> you were honest. but when you did that, it seemed to me you were sort of saying, thinks is not the kind of thing a guy like him should do. he's a bona fide rock star. >> in my opinion, yes. >> he said that you were jealous. >> it was funny. i was a little upset with him, actually. i just recently saw him and i was like, that's as good as you could do? i followed your career for years. i'm not only a friend, i'm a fan. i was like i expected so much more out of you. i'm walking material. all you have to do is google me. you could rip me for days on anything. >> why did you think that he sold out by doing "idol"? >> i didn't say sold out. i said i thought it was a bad move. because he's one of the most credible rock singers in american history. and i don't agree with the premise of that show. i don't knock the kids who go on and try it. and i understand they want to be stars. but i'm a believer you've got

wes tyler of union square. wes? big mystery.by the process of elimination, it's koit! >> koit. mr. scotty bastopol for the third year in a row. love this city. thank you. >> runners up. the 47th not -- annual cable car bell ringing competition, no particular order, mr. trini whitaker. sullivan philips. ken lunardi. and joseph hsu. come up and get your trophies. thank the judges. [laughter] now it's time for what you've been waiting for, third place, ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. howard woo. again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald. chief of muni operations officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai re

tyler has the story of a team that traveled a long way to score points and make a point. >> reporter:n the court, they're teammates. off the court, these boys would never have been friends. the reason they're buddies now? the organization, full court peace, that brought them together. >> full court peace is an organization that uses basketball to unite right now catholics and protestants in northern ireland. >> reporter: the conflict in northern ireland started way before these teens were born, actually centuries ago. >> basically, 800 years ago england owned all of ireland. ireland fought back, and to this day ireland has regained control of all of its land except northern ireland. >> reporter: traditionally, it's thought of as a war between two religions, catholic and protestant. >> when i got there, i couldn't believe how segregated the society was. there were walls running through the neighborhoods where these kids are from that keep them apart and basically sends the message that they shouldn't be friends with each other. that really inspired me to do something to make a change i

starting with tyler clippard who today was named to his first ever all-star team. the lone national representative. he is a reliever who boasts a 1.96 era. he holds opponents to a .162 batting average. how much does he look forward to facing the al's best? >> it would be awesome. you don't get to face a lot of those pro hitters in the american league. we only play a selected number in interleague play. the attention that surrounds that game and the players that are involved, i think it will be kind of a special day. >> clippard may be joined by mike morse. we flashback to last night. drilled in the forearm with a fast bauble. he had to be replaced by a pitch runner. he wasn't in the lineup today, but can still make the all-star team, in which fans determine the final all-star. go to mlb.com to help his cause. >>> today, top of the 1st, pirates send eight batters to the plate. overbay with a base hit to center. one scores. top of the 2nd, not a lot better. jones with two on, flies one over center. two more score. gives up four more runs, three earned. pirates bat ar

carolyn tyler way to keep former offender on the right track. carolyn tyler tonight has the story >> lafayette works in the garden outside the san bruno jail. just released from the facility back in january. and now desperately needs housing. but says no one will rent to him. >> if they want credit report and police report and it's just hard. you have a felony, i don't know don't get a call back. >>reporter: city human writ commission wants to add people like thomas those with arrest and conviction tl records and when it comes to pro interest had gone housing discriminatio discrimination. >> what we are diagnose is giving people a chance to turn their lives around. >>reporter: teresa sparks is executive director of the commission. we are not going to force someone something down their throat if there'sa legitimate reason but just because they were arrested 5 years ago or 10 years ago and if they haven't done it again yes that's not a reason not to rent to them. >>reporter: new proposal has support of the sheriff's department, da and others who s

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managing editor tyler mathisen.t. >> good morning. hope everyone had a wonderful 4th of july. the heat is everywhere, there's no cool spots around the country. that continues. there's no huge weather headlines. no hurricanes this week or tornado outbreaks. hot weather, 91 in new york. 92 in philly. chicago, 88. you'll get a little break. slight chance of storms in minneapolis, denver, atlanta and the typical storms in florida. let me give you an idea this week. d.c. near 90 each day. humidity increases. friday, chicago, you're going to see a nice forecast, cooler air thursday and friday. unfortunately friends in the deep south, you got to feel bad for texas, no rain, temperature near 100 all week long. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. >> does anyone here remember gas lines? an enormous spike in gasoline prices and ronald reagan was able to go around the country with one of the best lines i've ever heard. he said a recession is when your neighbor loses his or her job. a depression is when you lose y

. ♪ >> ed asener tough but lovable news room lou grant in the mary tyler moore .tarred -- he is a socialist with strong political opinions. >> you play warren buffet. >> i am warren buffet. >> you are buffet. >> you know my misgivings hank and soon as they trade for themselves, the risk managers lost control. >> you like him even though he makes money. >> all capitalist should be like warren buffet and be taxed more. >> he said he should be taxed more. but he could give that money to the government straight out. >> why don't we tax him more? >> we want to stimulate the economy and hoping he spends more money. >> get to the movie too big to fail. >> and why did the banks cause the economy to almost collapse. what was the main ingredient? >> we have seen regutions and from these guys with greed riding the money . the basketball -- >> and government regulation has to be watched closely. our paul barnie frank was watching freddie and fanny and they collapsed righturched their nose and he didn't know anything about it and that doesn't give me confidence. >> you saw bar

tyler farrar became the first american to win the port of france stage on july 4. his norwegian teammate kept the yellow jersey. it was his july 1 fourth victory. and with a day in baseball be like without derek jeter? he's back in a line of going through -- going for his 3000 pitch. >> we will be right back [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios fand get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save even more? call now and we'll add over 60 premium channels including showtime, starz, epix, and more for 12 months. fios is a 100% fiber optic network. it delivers superior picture quality the best channel lineup, more hd, plus america's fastest most consistent and reliable internet. and there's no annual contract required. why keep paying for cable? move up to the best. get fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year plus over 60 premium channels for 12 months. don't wait. call 1.877.729.fios. call the verizon center for c

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i'm carolyn tyler. there are three investigations underway this morning into the fatal police shooting of a man in san francisco. the police department. the d.a. and the office of citizens complaints looking into what happened yesterday in the city's bay view neighborhood. there are questions this morning about whether the victim had a gun and fired at police as he was running away from them. extra officers had to be called in to control an angry crowd at the scene near third street and oakdale avenue. >> moments after the shooting a bystander was recording a video of the scene at the bayview district. it was deadly conclusion of an encounter that started on the platform of the "t" line street car. they were doing inspections to make sure that riders had paid their fares. they stopped a is the-year-old man who suddenly bolted. >> the suspect fled on foot. during the course of the foot suspect, we believe the suspect fired backwards at the officer and the officers returned fire and he was struck and woun

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bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husband, what's the secret to winning? >> stay on god's good side. >> ah, that sounds good. now what we're going to do is ask you to go up and gib these fine people a sample of the championship bell-ringing that you have done since, oh, gosh, i can't even -- when cable car was in black and white. it's been a long t

i'm carolyn tyler. formal arraignment in los angeles for the two men arrested in the severe beating of the giants' fan bryan stow. they are accused of committing that brutal attack at dodger stadium on opening day. bryan stow remains hospitalized after the attack back on march 31. tomas ramon gives us an exclusive look of the two men arrested on thursday and gives us an update on bryan stow's condition. >>> these photographs from los angeles sister station show 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. charges were filed on friday for the attack on dodgers stadium on bryan stow. each faces three counts, aggravated assault, mayhem and battery. if convicted, norwood could face nine years in prison, sanchez, eight. dean johnson thinks the duo would face charges to put them in prison for life. >> if mayhem were charged, i would charge aggravated mayhem. i would also charge the crime of torture that carries a life sentence. >> both are being held on a half million dollar bond. also seen is do

i'm carolyn tyler in for terry mcsweeney. talks will continue on capitol hill this morning as congress tries to come up with a debt deal. yesterday after a 24-hour delay and concessions to conservatives the house narrowly approved the plan only to have it rejected minutes later by the senate. california senators boxer and feinstein joined their democratic colleagues in in voting against the bill. you can see with this countdown clock, time is ticking down to tuesday's deadline. it's the democrats turn to keep the country from running out of money and there is little hope that republicans will go along with that. >> speaker boehner had barely and hour to save or his victory. >>. >> though without a single democratic vote. >> i stuck my neck out a mile. a lot of people can never say yes. this house has acted. it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are! >> it came only after boehner added a requirement for a balanced budget amendment. that lef

>>> good morning i'm carolyn tyler. bay area activists a board a boat trying to deliver aide to palestinians say they will continue their journey despite the arrest of their captain. he was arrested as he tried to sail to athens. they are trying to make it to gaza and is now asking united states to try to get involved. lisa amin gulezian has more. >>> the audacity of hope is u.s. led boat on a protest mission from greece to gaza but the celebration was short-lived. >>> no that's not right. >> greek coastguard and commando stopped the boat claims it didn't have permission to sail and the mission was too dangerous. the captain was arrested and commandos aimed weapons at the activists. henry noor was on board. >> it was it was very clear to us that the government is under pressure from the u.s. government and israeli government the greek government is not allowing any of our flotilla ships to leave greece. >> they blame israel for the holdup. >> not involved in the stopping of the vessels in greece. they didn't have the pr

even though interim mayor ed lee promised not to run and when took this job as carolyn tyler reports he is now considering. >> reporter: ed lee is out of the offense, in fact out of town. his ears must be burning. after signing the city budget the interim mayor announced he may want to continue in the job. he is considering running in november. alex clemons is a veteran political consultant. >> ed lee has had the best job in american politics for six months. he has been selected to run a great town. he has had none of the targets that politicians usually have on their backs. i think it will be an interesting change for him and the rest of the folks in the mayor's race if he declares. >> reporter: lee would break a promise he made to supervisors to not seek a full term. >> would you have voted for him if f you knew that he would try running? >> no, no, we all voted for ed lee and a large part of that was the premise that he wouldn't run for mayor come this november. >> reporter: supervisor farrell endorsed lee for mayor. a strategist for one of the frontrunners leland yi has a video r

defense lawyers say the tyler's death was an accident. both sides made closing arguments today in her case will go to jerry -- the jury tomorrow. >>> everything in minnesota is closed except for the zoo. other state operations will likely be closed until after the fourth of july holiday. >>> and now to the grueling heat. abc's jacquie mccroskey is here with more. >> reporter: many americans were forced to do anything they can to escape the hot weather. in las vegas were temperatures hit 111 degrees cooling stations were opened to provide much-needed relief. at this festival outside chicago, 94 degrees felt like 102. some had to be treated for heat related health conditions. triple digit temperatures in southern california sent thousands of holiday revelers to the beaches. >> it is supposed to be 100 today. >> reporter: in phoenix, 118 degrees, a record high. in new mexico, the governor is urging residents to avoid using fireworks in the hot, dry conditions. >> please do not purchase, do not sell, and do not use fireworks. >> reporter: in

i'm caroline tyler. authorities are cracking down on illegal fireworks again this 4ing ever july weekend. about 12,000 injuries are caused by fireworks each year in california, half of them to children. in oakland there's one young man who learned the hard way just how dangerous they can be. abc7 shares his story. >> good boy. >> 21-year-old josh myers of oakland loves playing catch with his dog. luckily he's right-handed because he lost his other hand to an explosion. >> it took off the hand, pretty much it was gone like just blew it off at the wrist. >> last year josh had illegal fireworks in his pocket equivalent to half a stick of dynamite. a spark ignited the explosive and it blew off his hand, a piece of his thigh and leg. >> when playing with the explosives and doing stuff like that, leave it to the professionals. >> josh also lost his dream of being a marine. but he's upbeat now and uses his experience to educate. >> i definitely do use it as an example quite a bit. you know, just especially with

i'm carolyn tyler. there is new optimism this morning that a compromise is taking shape in washington. to increase the debt limit before tuesday's deadlines. both parties have resolved some key issues on long-term debt reductions. senate majority leader harry riedling cancelled an early morning senate vote to allow talks to continue. you can take a look at the countdown clock. it is still shows 2 days, 14 hours, 59 minutes left to raise the debt limit before the government runs out of money to pay all its bills. dan reports on what both sides have agreed to so far. >> after weeks of wrangling and partisan bickering there appears to be new optimism that congressional leaders and the white house are close to resolving the debt ceiling impasse. sources tell abc news that a new option for extending the debt ceiling is being discussed. >> i'm confident and optimistic that we are going to get an agreement in the very near future. >> in spite of our differences i think we are dealing with reasonable, responsib

i'm carolyn tyler. formal arraignment tomorrow for the two men arrested in the severe beating of giants fan brian stow. louie sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of committing the brutal attack at dodger stadium on opening day. brian stow, a paramedic from santa cruz, remains hospitalized after that attack on march 31st. we have an exclusive look at the two men arrested thursday and we have an update on brian stow's condition. >> reporter: these photographs from our los angeles sister station. kabc, show 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. charges were filed against them friday for the march 31st attack at dodger stadium on brian stow. each face three counts, aggravated assault, mayhem and battery. if convicted, norwood could face nine years in prison, sanchez eight. abc7's legal analyst, dean johnson, thinks the duo should face charges that would put them in prison for life. >> i think the complaint is undercharged. if i were to charge mayhem i would charge aggravated mayhem, w