tyler watkins was named in the chat logs. >> smith: zetter called watkins. he told her about a conversation he'd had with manning during manning's january visit to boston. >> brad had told him that he uncovered information that was concerned him and he was considering leaking it. and so, he was weighing that-- whether or not the good that he felt he would be doing in leaking the information outweighed any kind of, you know, personal suffering that he might undergo for leaking it. >> smith: on may 26, 2010, bradley manning was arrested. it was posted on facebook. >> we got confirmation that manning had been arrested when manning called his aunt from jail. >> and asked her to update his facebook page with a message. >> smith: it would be his final facebook entry. >> i just couldn't... i couldn't believe it. didn't seem true. i guess part of me probably believed that this would... that this would turn out to not, you know, be anything. and, well, i guess i was wrong. so... >> please welcome julian assange. ( applause ) >> smith: in the weeks before manning was

live who have some fun stories to tell but before we get to most ought to call them blue and tug watkins i recently sat down with erika slezak and robin strasser in new york take a look at what these ladies had to say welcome to live edition of larry king now we are in new york and with his erika slezak and robin strasser they are this one of the stars two of the stars of t.v.'s longest running daytime soap one life to live that was good but this. is it enjoying an online revival joining oprah winfrey. network owning and celebrating his forty fifth anniversary is also in revival on our own special channel hulu my guests the two of the show's emmy winning leaving ladies robin and erica erica is the daughter of walter sleighs or how long were you on the show. how long was i on the show on and off for about thirty years erica is the champion now own almost forty one years on we went off the air and now back i started when i was a child i was twenty four years old and my father said this is a great job don't ever give it up and i took his advice what was your character. my character is a rec

and let's take one last look at mary watkins before and bring out the new mary watkins.tional. kevin, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> take a gander at your bride. >> oh, my! very nice. >> yes, mary, turn around and see what he's talking about. >> yes, i do. >> oh, my! i love it! >> i knew there would be a redhead. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> a little red because it is the fourth of july. >> exactly. >> great. >> and again, this is bridget with, again, look at the detail she did to the bangs. the shaping around the face, what it did. and the most important thing, she needed to learn a new palette of makeup. which enid oh gave her the new shade to go with her new warm hair color. >> i love that dress. so pretty and flirty. >> okay. so it's red. because it's their anniversary and they're going to red lobster, which is the first place they ever went after they got married. so we wanted to give her a fabulous red dress that she actually picked out from maggie london. >> maggie london is having a big day here today. >> we're going to be back with more of our special show. b

history several executives ended up in prison watkins however was initially. praised she was heavily criticized for not speaking up fast enough and took her five months from the time she wrote the whistleblowing memo to release it to the public and two thousand and one and quickly going down the hill we have gary geary story which you just heard of he was an f.c.c. whistleblower and was eventually fired after highlighting bessie's the unwillingness to prosecute under insider trading he was eventually vindicated for his wrongful termination but many americans have never even heard his name. and today we have bradley manning and edward snowden both have lead to classified information about questionable questionable government programs but the government doesn't even consider them whistleblowers. i don't think mr snowden was a patriot as i said in my opening remarks i called for a thorough review of our surveillance operations before mr snowden may be. my preference and i think. the american people's preference would have been for a lawful orderly examination of

first century and the perception of whistleblowers has changed quite a bit first we have a sherron watkins' she was the vice president of corporate development and ron and helped uncover the company's fraud and this led to one of the largest bankruptcy in u.s. history several executives ended up in prison watkins however was initially praised she was heavily criticized for not speaking up fast enough and took her five months from the time she wrote the whistle blowing memo to release it to the public in two thousand and one and quickly going down the hill we have gary geary's story which you just heard he was an f.c.c. whistleblower and was eventually fired after highlighting that these unwillingness to prosecute under insider trading he was eventually vindicated for his wrongful termination but many americans have never even heard his name. and today we have bradley manning and edward snowden both have lead to classified information about questionable questionable government programs but the government doesn't even consider them whistleblowers. i don't think mr snowden was a paratrooper a

and records would show he placed a call to the phone of wendell watkins, a hardened criminal with a longbery with fire arms. as david approaches the cashier window, jones is on another call with this man, 20-year-old ryan bundy. who talked with us about that night. >> somebody told me how much money he had won at the casino that night. i got a call to pick him up, ronald jones. >> reporter: jones and bundy follow david out of the parking lot. >> i seen him get in his car. >> reporter: and they say they pick up watkins on the way to david's house. >> i followed him close to his house, and i returned later on that night. >> reporter: then, the three men, wearing masks, make off with the cash. weeks later, following a tip from an informant, bundy and jones are arrested at their homes near the casino. on the local news, jones' distraught wife unwittingly implicates her husband. >> he was at the casino. he was. i wasn't with him. >> reporter: david thinks his bad luck is in the rear view mirror now. but not quite. the day after the arrests, he gets a terrifying phone call from a police detect

banks corbin bleu one of the newest actors to join the show portrays reporter jeffrey king and talk watkins has kept us laughing as david vickers since one thousand nine hundred ninety four we had the pleasure speaking with erica and robin why are they so low they're both fantastic and robin has this way about her will you work with that the most but she's hilarious she comes up with so many things to do for dorian she's so she's so into dorian and erica i mean like i can't say enough good things about her and it's a classic combination you've got the good witch and you've got the bad guys are just going to say every time there was remind me of glinda and brett but you know everything i say it's more fun to be married to the bad which. was you've been three times you've whole new to this show are you brand new this is the very first time i've ever been on the show what's it like to come into a set cast well it's not even just the second cast as much as just this medium of soap opera i've never done so before never sent it on television and so it's a very long process it's it's just that the

in the general election. >> judge clay jenkins and attorney craig watkins, thank you so much.atly appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, texas is also at the center of another political hot-button issue. it is health care. texas senator ted cruz is doubling down on his efforts to defund obama care, urging conservative lawmakers to, quote, not blink in the fight. at a town hall in dallas last night, emotions boiled over as senator cruz was interrupted three separate times by hecklers who shouted their support for obama care. >> gentlemen, thank you for sharing your views. you know, part of the first amendment is about respecting the views of others. sir -- >> but as our first read political team notes today, despite all the sound and fury over the issue, cruz's move to defund obama care has gone nowhere and serves as a reminder of the tea party's limits within the gop. joining me now, nbc deputy political editor domenico montanaro. many people, critics of senator cruz, see this as an attempt for him to position his political future as opposed to looking at

len: watkins missed the change-up.: suzuki had been able to cleanly that would have been a strikeout. instead it is just a foul ball. a che swing, foul. he's a pretty simple machine out there. catapult.ike a taking it back and then boom. there is a jaunty cap. len: it's not yours? actually like his a little better than mine, yeah. change-up and a clippard will get him on the easy groundout. one to three. and two away here in the eighth. j.d.: the change-up it fullroduced the change-up, swing, slow roller. it is almost like a father-son push him to the eighth, take him out and then i hit you leadoff and give you more responsibility. len: lined and caught. that will take us to the ninth. 11-6 washington. 11-6. side from the scoring a it -- nice night. j.d.: always fun to come to the win, lose or draw although we don't draw any more. one a few years ago. to start inst werth the ninth. high again, 2-0. missed about the same spot all three times. 3 now werth likes to swing 3-0. caused a problem last year in washington when

sprint cup series at watkins glen normally a haven, tony stewart a five-time winner out with a broken leg. go, sending kasey kahne into the wall. when you get turning right and left of these things are deathly going to happen. we move ahead to the last lap kyle busch can't quite get it done nearly get it done and kyle busch takes it and moves up to fifth in the standings. our news continues right after this. >> or john, what you got? >> tomorrow very similar today the rain chances go up on tuesday and by wednesday we will get rid of this who you midair and it will be really nice. friday night and saturday morning there might be thunderstorms come and. this is not a bad august forecast. 80s all the way through. >> good, we like that. thank you, john that is it for 11 news@6:00 we will see you back here at 11:00. >> a campaign to remind city residents to use pedestrian receptacles. signs along the major corridors serve as a reminder to properly discard litter. the campaign also are much residents to properly contained the trash and put it out on appropriate collection days. neighbor hur

watkins glen is one of two road tracks used in the sprint cup series.has won there two years in a row and on the pole tomorrow, trying to make it three straight. the nationwide drivers there as well. and things didn't start out well for kyle busch. they are about to finish one lap and he spins into the wall. that wasn't so bad, but mike wallace was headed his way. wallace was finished for the day. busch eventually finished 24m, brad keselowski made the win. there is a saying about the way you drive up with that is a rental and keselowski subscribes to that theory. we leave you with a featured attraction of liberty game of the wnba. they call themselves the timeless torches. and they play not fit the traditional stereotype for this kind of thing, but they can dance. >> i love it. >> that will do for this saturday night sportswrap, we'll see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> they can really move. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >>> the building in downtown oakland has been a central figure in the bart negotiations. this is where the transi

. >> let's bring in joe watkins and democratic strategist and former edwards campaign spokesman chris what do you think of that? >> it's one of those things where you don't want to believe it. obviously you have a lot of republican -- i don't by any means believe they are racist, so it's something that you don't want to believe, but when you step back and i think this is where the american public, and in particular i would say the african-american community looks at what the president has faced, looks at the policies opposed. i don't see them clamoring to fix it. even the commend railinmorationt a single republican shows up. it may not be racism, but it ends up being at least a slap in the face to a lot of minorities and a lot of americans who care about this issue. it adds at a minimum a toxic element to what already is a divided dysfunctional congress. >> so, joe, when you look at voting rights, chris was bringing up what happened yesterday. what are your thoughts of those two together, race, gridlock and those who oppose the president? i want i think clearly the president has faced

we were just talking to our strategist joe watkins was making the point.sident needs to be more like lyndon johnson and get out there and reach out. my question was can you reach out to people who are talking about impeaching you but somebody that to take the lead. how does he lead? i. i'll say two things about what joe said. first of all, if you think back to 1964, president johnson not only had mantle in both houses, but he had a bunch of moderate republicans to work with led by everitt dirkson who was from illinois pop not that big block of moderates any more. most have been defeated. we have a more polarized congress. it's hard to find partners. i remember when ewe were in the white house and sitting and talking to republicans about health care the president would say we agree on 99% of this, can we move forward? the republican senator said not unless you can find ten others because i can't step out there on my own. there is a rain of terror in the republican party that militates against cooperation and something we have to defeat. now, in terms of the

detective watkins and says listen joyce has already talked to us we already know everything that joyce has told us well we didn't know that joyce i had talked to joyce she'd like to now while we're talking to heather we're reinterview injuries detective harrington who had been in here is now interview enjoys but we don't know what she said where stuck in here with have so that's a bit of that's that's quite frankly a lot. exhausted and betrayed by her own lying have finally caves in after three hours. later they're. still there. it is there that. one of the things i kept saying to her is she would talk about her children and she was afraid her children she would never see her children again their children will grow up without a mother and my point to her was you know what's going to look better what's going to work out better for you if you come in here and lie to us about this the death of your girlfriend or you tell us the truth. i just figured this is it. and just tell the truth. is i. think. they went through a lot to get the truth. i went through a lot to tell them the truth i tol

after two losses at watkins glen, busch gets the checkered flag. >>> russell westbrook, what do you think of this. white capri pants with a little hammer pants in them, too and a sleeveless tufts shirt. the organizers loved it. this is not new for westbrook. he wore an aluminum foil looking sweater to a game earlier this year. >>> just ahead, lea michele open ups about the tragic death of cory monteith. >>> and oprah was told something was out of her price range. >>> good morning. welcome back. you are looking at a very cloudy shot of l.a.x. literally l.a.x. in the bottom left of your screen. 90% humidity. 62 degrees right now in los angeles. and temperatures today should warm into the 70s and 80s. not too bad. most of the west coast enjoying really nice weather. low 60s across the pacific northwest where it should top out in the upper 70s and low 80s today. a little hotter in medford, oregon. but in los angeles, about 79 degrees. partly cloudy later on. so we will lose some of those clouds. and then tomorrow, we're looking at temperatures to be even nicer. 94, very hot in boise. up and d

detective watkins and says listen george has already talked to us we already know everything that george has told us well we didn't know that joyce i've talked to joyce she'd like to now while we're talking to heather will reinterview injuries detective harrington who had been in here is now interview enjoys but we don't know what she said we're stuck in here with heather so that's a bit of that's that's quite frankly a lot. exhausted and betrayed by her own life have finally caves in after three hours. later that year to feel better. i was there that. one of the things i kept saying to her is she would talk about her children and she was afraid her children she would never see her children again their children will grow up without a mother and my point to her was you know what's going to look better what's going to work out better for you you if. come in here and lie to us about this the death of your girlfriend or you tell us the truth. i just figured this is it. just tell the truth. they went through a lie to get the truth. i went through a lot to tell them the truth i told them exact

we near watkins glen, folks, fell out of the top 10 of the point standings.s, kasey kahne hits dale earnhardt jr. and brad keslowski. and for kyle busch, busch in the 18 car held off to take the checkered flag the race which busch led on the final lap last year. top dog tonight. >>> we are in moscow, slow start but look how he finishes. 9.77 and that is an oh by the way time. he is the fastest man in the world. that would be the most interesting man, not the most interesting man but the fast stphaoeft that makes him interesting. >> any woman who works and takes care of the family will tell you try walking a mile in my shoes, these men tried. it may look silly but the message behind the men racing in high heels, that story and an update on the b.a.r.t contract negotiations coming up at 6:30. that is it for us thanks for watching. back here in half an hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00, updates always on kpix.com. see you soon. ,, get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee

he lost the last two times at watkins glen. his wife was glad, too. finally, russell westbrook. you think of his white pa pants here? >> i'd say try this at home. you know what that is? that's a fashion faux pas. >> he's known to do this. he wore an aluminum foil sweater. >> note to help. make sure that's in your book. try this at home. >>> time to dig a little deeper into our top political stories. a reporter for the washington post. you must be familiar with oprah's favorite things? >> just a little bit. >> her newest favorite thing is politics. we saw oprah stumping last week for cory booker's senate run. and the announcement from the white house. she's going to be helping the president in pushing the affo affordable care act. how much influence do you think oprah has in the political arena? >> what oprah's looking at, she has a broader influence in the political world. she has great personal awards to help doing advertising or messaging she wants to do. she influences a different kind of audience than in the beltway. it's very broad. and reaches ordinary people. that's who t

meet emma watkins. rolls her trash bin out to the curb for pickup, but those wheeled trash bins can be heavy. >> she's there all by herself. she's lived there for 42 years. there's nobody that's there with her. >> emma: oh... ...the trash barrels are pretty heavy when you have to pull them-- they're on wheels but you still have to put a little force behind it. i was just starting to wheel the trash barrel out of the garage when somehow i slipped and fell. ...oh! >> her voice is so soft, i didn't hear anything. of course, my hearing's not what it used to be. >> you know, i felt like such a fool. i was like a giant turtle turned over on its back. [laughs] i was stuck out there in the garage... ...help! ...maybe for hours, you know, possibly even days. >> she could have laid there for who knows how long before anybody knew. >> since i was out in the garage, i was afraid the dispatcher wouldn't be able to hear me, but when i pressed the button, i could hear the voice of the dispatcher coming from inside the

number four, in 1977, lanny watkins defeated gene in a playoff after trailing by six shots entering sundayer three, in 1978 john won his only major with a sudden death victory over tom watson and jerry pate. number two, in 1989, payne stewart shot 31 on the back nine to claim his only pga championship. and number one, in 2011 keegan bradley rallied from five shots down with three holes to play to earn his first major championship. >> welcome back to our all access special at the pga championship. we're here in rochester, new york, where one of the giants of the game got his start. in the 1920s, walter hagen was as popular as babe ruth and no one cheered for him more loudly than they did in this community as went on to win 11 majors, a number only jack nicklaus and tiger woods have passed in the time since. here is craig sager with more. ♪ >> reporter: walter hagen didn't set out to be a millionaire. he said he just waned to live like one. he had a yen for long, powerful, expensive cars. he was known as a man who likds to party and spread hospitality. his career began here at the country cl

keith watkins got the call at home last week. >> i thought it was a person that had called. calling my father and he is 96 nonstop. he gets confused when he is by himself. >> this camp plays off the for medical alert system. >> i could barely move. >> help. >> the scam begins with this too good to be true promise. someone you know who has experienced a fall in the past. get some personal information for you before we ship everything. >> that is how the get credit card numbers to complete the aft. the scam is sweeping the country. the real-life alert company even has a fraud alert on its website. advocates av get the call just hang up as quickly as possible. seniors in upon the the county. my mother is a senior, she can easily be duped into doing that thinking than i had purchased it for her. there are several investigations underway to try and catch this camera but the advice is what it always is. do not give any personal information out to a stranger. someone that you did not contact over the phone. >> here is a look at today's top story. a coach has been arrested accused o

and records would show he placed a call to the phone of wendell watkins, a hardened criminal with a longow, jones is on another call with this man, 20-year-old ryan bundy. who talked with us about that night. >> somebody told me how much money he had won at the casino that night. i got a call to pick him up, ronald jones. >> reporter: jones and bundy follow david out of the parking lot. >> i seen him get in his car. >> reporter: and they say they pick up watkins on the way to david's house. >> i followed him close to his house, and i returned later on that night. >> reporter: then, the three men, wearing masks, make off with the cash. weeks later, following a tip from an informant, bundy and jones are arrested at their homes near the casino. on the local news, jones' distraught wife unwittingly implicates her husband. >> he was at the casino. he was. i wasn't with him. >> reporter: david thinks his bad luck is in the rear view mirror now. but not quite. the day after the arrests, he gets a terrifying phone call from a police detective with an ominous message. >> apparently one of the def

. >> reporter: one was jonylah watkins. was hit by a bullet meant for her father. >> i buried this little baby, six months old. the most beautiful baby you would ever see. a baby girl killed in her father's lap. that just goes all through me. it -- it makes my stomach turn to have to do that. i'm angry. i'm sad. i just worry about my grandchildren having to live in a city that's so divided, a community so divided that we are destroying ourselves as we go. >> we have to press our way on. >> they come to these funerals, they come by the thousands to see young people lying in a casket. they are looking to experience the same fate because of the nature of our city. we in the black community, people like myself, we must come together, band together, and stop the division that exists in our city and then try to turn around some lives. >> reporter: the man leak buried today was 40-year-old clifton balentine. scott, he was at a cookout when someone walked up to him and his group of friends and opened fire. >> pelley: danielle notti

einstein, kennedy, northwest, paint branch, richard montgomery, rockville, seneca valley, springbrook, watkins así como también desde la escuela media shady grove.durante la feria, haga preguntas al personal de mcps y conozca más acerca del nuevo curriculum y los recursos comunitarios disponibles. disfrute de buena música, bailes, premios y mucho más.para más información visite el sitio de internet de la feria o llámenos. esperamos que nos acompañen durante la feria este sábado! este aÑo, mÁs de 40 de las escuelas estarÁn distribuyendo mochilas directamente a estudiantes necesitados...tenga presente que no se distribuirÁn mochilas en la feria este aÑo... en mexico, dos sismos de 6 y 5,6 grados respectivamente estremecieron el estado de guerrero esta manana, segun lo reportado por el servicio sismologico del pais... la activacion de alarmas sismicas en ciudad de mexico causo nerviosismo entre los residentes de que pensaron que la magnitud del movimiento telurico era mayor al actual... no obstante el terremoto causo danos en hospitales, escuelas y viviendas de la turistica acapulco aunque sin re

einstein, kennedy, northwest, paint branch, richard montgomery, rockville, seneca valley, springbrook, watkins la escuela media shady grove.durante la feria, haga preguntas al personal de mcps y conozca más acerca del nuevo curriculum y los recursos comunitarios disponibles. disfrute de buena música, bailes, premios y mucho más.para más información visite el sitio de internet de la feria o llámenos. esperamos que nos acompañen durante la feria este sábado! este aÑo, mÁs de 40 de las escuelas estarÁn distribuyendo mochilas directamente a estudiantes necesitados...tenga presente que no se distribuirÁn mochilas en la feria este aÑo... en mexico, dos sismos de 6 y 5,6 grados respectivamente estremecieron el estado de guerrero esta manana, segun lo reportado por el servicio sismologico del pais... la activacion de alarmas sismicas en ciudad de mexico causo nerviosismo entre los residentes de que pensaron que la magnitud del movimiento telurico era mayor al actual... no obstante el terremoto causo danos en hospitales, escuelas y viviendas de la turistica acapulco aunque sin reporte de heridos... en

watkins glen for the cheese-it cheese-it355. 26 laps to go and trying to pass kyle busch and gets his door slammed. for the third straight year, kyle busch takes the chem checkered flag. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a day at the pga championship and a day to the raider and 49er training camps ssments. >> still to come, why edward snowden's father thinks his son is a hero and why he says he won't get a fair trial in the u.s. and the doctor accused of telling healthy patients they have cancer. why police say he did it. >> and bringing back the 80s. the new service that is bringing childhood dreams back to life. stay with us. we are coming back after a quick break. we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments together. but in that moment, when all seemed lost... st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with

watkins glen for the cheese-it cheese-it355. 26 laps to go and trying to pass kyle busch and gets his door slammed. for the third straight year, kyle busch takes the chem checkered flag. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a day at the pga championship and a day to the raider and 49er training camps ssments. >> still to come, why edward snowden's father thinks his son is a hero and why he says he won't get a fair trial in the u.s. and the doctor accused of telling healthy patients they have cancer. why police say he did it. >> and bringing back the 80s. the new service that is bringing childhood dreams back to life. stay with us. we are coming back after a quick break. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a judge ordered a cooling off period in bart's labor dispute. that will keep the trains rolling for 60-days, but the two sides reported no movement at the bargaining table. talks broke off early this evening and no new date has been set. >>> police trying to figure out what caused a crash that killed three teenagers and two others are in criti

this weekend took on watkins glen new york.ose was in the poll trying to win here for the eighth straight year. gordon off the track into the wall, hard on lap 16. they crashed up his car. the circuit once dominant driver led at 56. late was back in the pack with six to go. he made contact with mike papas and ended up in the wall. and ambrose not appreciative. kyle busch outlasted keselowski and took the checker. busch last year had to lead. over all points leader remains jimmy johnson who was eighth today. >>> totally different kind of fast at the world track and field championship in moscow. olympic medalist usaine bolt. bolt then catches him and wins going away. bolt's time 9.77 second. almost .2 behind his world record but he continued to claim the title of fastest human on the planet. >>> it was a dominant performance all week for serena. where she did not drop a set all weekend and that did not change today. serena in the far court simply overpowers your opponent. serena in the near court and more dominant in the second s

we're here with eleanor clift, and basel, reverend joe watkins and jonathan miller.uce everybody to start this segment. i'm finally waking up no now and getting going here. i sort of teased this at the end of the last segment, the idea -- we talked about the dynamic that prevailed in washington since obama became president, when it was the reverse in 2001 when you had a republican president, and democrats controlled the senate back then, democrats, i found, in the first part of bush's term were a lot more willing to cooperate than republicans were in the first part of obama's term. and i asked a former republican congressman about this once. bob engless, south carolina republican who strayed from the flock on a few things and he lost his primary in 20 10, the big tea party year, by 40 point. i asked him about that difference and he said he thought it was because ultimately at the end of the day, the democratic party, philosophy behind democratic party, they want government to work, they want government to solve problems. given a republican president willing to talk a

rob corddry, michaela watkins. >> eva longoria is in it. >> she makes an appearance. >> nick offermanhought kind of interesting. when you watch it, you totally get sucked in. there's something about -- >> first of all, that's good writing. it all starts with the writing. >> thank you. >> so we've always wanted to do a commercial. you have done some. there's a cottonelle commercial that's been out there. so we're going to show a tiny clip of it and then we're going to try to play the two roles. >> you tell us if we have any talent. okay. >> oh, yeah, time for a little me time. perfect paws. a little rub. >> okay. >> a bit of a trim. looking sexy. >> when you demand the very best -- >> oh, yeah. it's a dog's life. >> you have to try cottonelle ultra toilet paper. >> okay. we're ready. >> so which parts are you doing? >> i'm the dog. >> you're going to be the dog? >> yes. >> all right. >> okay. let's roll it. >> okay. >> oh, yeah. time for a little me time. mm-hmm. perfect paws. a little rub. a bit of a trim. looking sexy. >> when you demand the very best -- >> oh, yeah. it's a dog's lif

and asp invasive of going back to the early '80s how many times these this watkins. what he found in the late '70s there were a few hundred swat raids per year across the country in which if you think about these type of emergency situations, may make some sense but by the early '80s were up to a few thousand per year, and he did a follow-up survey in 2005, he asked me where up to about 50,000 per year. from a few hundred in the '70s to about 50,000 per year in 2005. there isn't any really good data since then but all the trends have been driving this has continued. 's i think it's a safe estimate that probably has not gone down. this is a sheriff in south carolina. he got this through the pentagon giveaway program. it has 360° rotating machine gun shirt on top -- current on top. it's completely inappropriate for domestic policing. it's called the peacemaker. he put out a press release with his photo with a quote at the top that said they are the children of god. to give you an idea in what sorts of situations they find this level of force appropriate. in a room a fe

meet emma watkins.rolls her trash bin out to the curb for pickup, but those wheeled trash bins can be heavy. >> she's there all by herself. she's lived there for 42 years. there's nobody that's there with her. >> emma: oh... ...the trash barrels are pretty heavy when you have to pull them-- they're on wheels but you still have to put a little force behind it. i was just starting to wheel the trash barrel out of the garage when somehow i slipped and fell. ...oh! >> her voice is so soft, i didn't hear anything. of course, my hearing's not what it used to be. >> you know, i felt like such a fool. i was like a giant turtle turned over on its back. [laughs] i was stuck out there in the garage... ...help! ...maybe for hours, you know, possibly even days. >> she could have laid there for who knows how long before anybody knew. >> since i was out in the garage, i was afraid the dispatcher wouldn't be able to hear me, but when i pressed the button, i could hear the voice of the dispatcher coming from inside the

watkins.or your wife. >> yes, i am very excited. i can't wait to see what you guys can do. >> okay. what do you think? she's going to have a totally different look. >> surprise, surprise. >> surprise, surprise, we like that. >> you seem a little nervous. excited? >> excited and nervous, both. excited about the makeover. a little nervous about tv. >> well, we'll take care of the tv part. >> kevin, ready to see? >> absolutely ready. >> all righty. she's here with kevin and let's take one last look at mary watkins before and bring out the new mary watkins. hold on, kevin. not yet. >> oh, wow! okay. everybody is looking sensational. kevin, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> take a gander at your bride. >> oh, my! very nice. >> yes, mary, turn around and see what he's talking about. >> yes, i do. >> oh, my! i love it! >> i knew there would be a red head. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> a little red because it is the fourth of july. >> exactly. >> great. >> and again, this is bridget with, again, look a

bush, joe watkins, jason johnson, and editor of citizens politics and contributor for "the daily beastto all three of you. >> hello. >> i'm going to reach out to you first, joe, since you're all by yourself. let's talk about republican ted cruz of texas. even after the 40 previous attempts have failed, rather, to appeal that law. let's take a listen to listen t said. >> there is no more important regulatory reform that we can do than repeal every single word of obamacare. and that reaction right there shows how we win this fight. >> joe, you're a republican. are you at all tired of your party's focus on repealing obamacare instead of working to pass a budget or immigration reform for the american people? they tried to do this 40 times and failed. >> of course, this is an issue that touches on fiscal matters. and spending, of course, and how do we spend our money more wisely, and how do we provide americans for the health care they deserve without enforcing upon them a type that they might not want. >> joe, with all due respect, i'm terribly fond of you, but i'm going to butt right in a

watkins? no, no, i slept with him. hey, i read this crazy statistic in the paper this morning. did you know that 70% of people our age are sexually active? and 40% have inhaled solvents. really. so, uh... which crowd you want to hang with? are you suggesting that we have sex? well, you-- or inhale solvents. you know, it's really up to you. i'm just trying to be a gentleman here. well, the guys at the dealership wouldn't sell me a harley. they said i didn't have enough money. bummer. did they have something cheaper? well, they had a yamaha, but i didn't have enough money for that either. how much money do you have? i have no money. you didn't plan this out very well, did you? no, sir, i did not. hello. something wrong? yes, something's wrong, thanks to that mincing cretin vincent strudwick! hey, that's my dad you're talking about. oh, i am so sorry, honey. what was i thinking? would you please leave so i can trash your father? but we-- get out! dick! tommy... i don't know how to break this to you. oh, my god, what is it? now try to stay calm. here it comes. 7 years ago, my belov