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they lost a lot of that power going forward, thallus teresa payton towards the end of the season where everybody talked about the abilities of robert. redskins made a push at the end of the year by winning 7. the ravens went on a loss four out of five. a little more momentum and attention garnered towards the washington redskins in that regard. >> geraldo: dhani, you played in what, 160 odd games consecutively. you know, i can't imagine how you must have been banged up in some of those games as fiercely as you played. before i get to your career and your resilience, do you think they should have played rg 3 at the end when his knee was so obviously hurt and everybody was watching and the guy was practicalally a cripple and he was still out there on the field? should they have yanked him out there earlier to save him, the way they saved the washington national pitcher when they pulled him out? >> strauss berg. >> hard to tell the leader of the offense and team to sit down. hard to tell ray lewis look we will put you on injured reserve because the fact you are not going to be able to mak

maria teresa kumar is an msnbc contributor and president of voter latino and angela rye is director of impact and a political strategist. welcome to both of you. maria, if i can start with you, what do you think the president is hoping to achieve by hosting such a range of organizations and companies to discuss this issue? >> martin, what the president recognizes is comprehensive immigration reform will take all efforts, all hands on deck. it's going to be grassroots, labor, business, and the only way he can do that is make sure everybody is on board and very clear on what the request is at hand. but more importantly, the fact that he was able to get in one day not only labor but he was also able to get business around the same table during these discussions demonstrates business recognizes they need to move fast on immigration because his window of time is short to pass this legislation. >> angela, today speaker john boehner and leader eric cantor were both asked if they plan to vote for senator marco rubio's broad plan supported by senate democrats. see if you can find a straight ans

joining me now, pennsylvania governor ed rendell and maria teresa kumar. governor, led me go to you first. 40 years later, do colorado it go democrat again? >> the demographic make-up of texas, you know, is changing rather dramatically. becoming more and more hispanics. you combine the hispanices with african-americans and working class whites who hillary clinton has appeal to and you saw in the 2008 campaign how she knocked it out of the park with working class whites. she could put together a coalition that could really seriously threaten to take texas. i think it is not out of the question at all. i think that's true for the louisiana, indiana, and a number of states that are viewed as traditional republican states. i think they are would be in play. i think montana would be in play. >> you think she could take states like that? those are big red states. i concede she's popular but do you think she could sustain that popularity? with states like that, governor? >> sure. i mean, point carried montana once, as you recall, rev. barack obama carried one ele

not just teresa evans, but the allegations of recruits or officers singing nazi songs, he gives names of police officers still on the beat that use the "n" word. if they're still on the beach, why? we should talk about the rodney king scenario where the ramparts scandal, have been expanded -- have been promoted critics explain what ramparts is pretty >> ramparts was the big scandal that this country has ever seen the police departments, deftly in california. a lot of people were falsely accused, arrested, a lot of people did jail time, all the sort of stuff before it was shown about 10 years ago to find out there was a lot of myths deeds. public -- misdeeds. public trust was severely compromised. when these allegations,, for people who long mistrusted the lapd going on a back to the 1950's, the kind of continuation of what is going on. the other thing i would add is the allegations that he has put here were his damning of people stands, people say, ok, check it out. the other thing that to remember about in california, they have a policeman's bill of rights. that bill of rights is som

. >> reporter: teresa williams is lost, searching for at her son's candle light vigil. >> i'm happy and sad, with all the support i have down here. >> reporter: teens pouring down teens' faces as they remember the ninth grader. he was shot and killed at this apartment complex parking lot tuesday evening. >> he was like a brother to me. he didn't deserve this at all. this is crazy. >> reporter: he was one of six prince george's county public school students killed this year. kidd was soon to be a father. >> i feel sorry for his baby mama. >> if the killer is out there, please come forth so that we can have peace in our hearts. >> reporter: a desperate plea from a hoeartbroken mother who prays for closure. >> prince george's county police are offering up to $25,000 to anyone who comes forward with information that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> the time right now is six minutes after 6:00. still this morning, hackers set their sights on one of the biggest tech companies in the world, and it comes the same day as big problems for its users. >>> plus, did local first responders go too

today, the lower 50s at the coast and the upper 50s inland. 55 degrees in santa teresa. into the next couple of days, it's more active. area of low pressure falls apart to our north. take you through your wednesday. mostly sunny conditions by 4:00, but we're going to start with clouds tomorrow, then it starts to get interesting. we stop the clock at 5:00 a.m. cold front draped across the north bay, but still north of the golden gate bridge at that point. we continue about four hours later, moves into the south bay at 9:00 a.m. thursday. that means a rough drive to work on thursday morning. we'll see a little bit of activities as we move to the second half of thursday, then friday, little bit of pink in the forecast. snow levels fall to about 2,000 feet. maybe even 1,500 if everything tiles out right. we're going to clear you out for the second half of the day, then saturday and sunday, just in time for giants fan fest. they have no roof. people can't even take umbrellas in there. back to you. >> bring in a little extra sunshine thinking about the boys of summer. getting

. >> i cannot imagine no one, nobody can really know what teresa is going through. really nothing that no one can really say but pray for you because where it you go when you lose so many people at one time. >> the fire ripped in the morning. the mother and eight-year-old twin jumped through window. the others were trapped inside. the father tried everything he could to save them all. >> we just come in for the person he was, the hero he was trying to save his kids. >> by the time firefighters pulled them out, they no pulse and all had to be given cpr. paramedics revived deja but the smoke was too much for her and passed away in the hospital on friday. >> the four girls would all get along and play together. just don't know what to do or say and you just ask for prayers and that's all you can do. >> now the family is having to arrange funerals for four people including three girls. the family also in the process of setting up a memorial fund. the cause of the fire has been determined to be accidentle. an electrical problem and those are the three girls. the house ha

. >> hi, my name is teresa gonzalez. i live on folsom street between 10th and 9th street. i support the west soma plan. i am worried because growth is painful, but this plan allows the balance to protecting the community. so the years of seeing changes have made me as being a single mom vigilant. because i am worried about the safety of my family and the community. so it's been tremendous, the growth in soma. it's the in thing now. everybody wants a piece of soma and everything but i know being a mom, our bar neighbors, they do their best to clean all around. but they cannot keep up with increased foot traffic. what more, if we have more nightlife in the evening on folsom street? i don't agree to that and i know one person says they want nightlife all throughout soma, but i don't agree with that. there has been a lot of gentrification and a large scale gentrification and it's something that families and affordable housing that we need in soma. developers and all of these night lifes and techies want to come into soma, but this plan protects us, the families, our heritage.

. ♪ i dreamed a dream of years gone by ♪ >> mary, teresa and josey. ♪ >> you sound just like -- >> she has a voice of an angel, i must say. >> you have to see it for the photography. >> for a moment still talking about "les miserables" and then get into "silver linings playbook". >> i was surprised wallace didn't get anything. >> then we start talking about "lawless". >> shia was good. >> no one is talking about that for any oscar. >> for anything. >> anybody even seen that? >> a tv show -- >> win something. >> it didn't. >> i know. >> lincoln's going to win. >> [ bleep ]. >> "lincoln" can't win anything. >> you don't like history. >> i love history. i love talking about the past. >> and makes it so much fun to listen to them talk movies. >> what do you think best director? >> i thought "django." >> with a silent "d." says that on tv, silent "d." >>

. ♪ i dreamed a dream of years gone by ♪ >> mary, teresa and josey. ♪ >> you sound just like -- >> she has a voice of an angel, i must say. >> you have to see it for the photography. >> for a moment still talking about "les miserables" and then get into "silver linings playbook". >> i was surprised wallace didn't get anything. >> then we start talking about "lawless". >> shia was good. >> no one is talking about that for any oscar. >> for anything. >> anybody even seen that? >> a tv show -- >> win something. >> it didn't. >> i know. >> lincoln's going to win. >> [ bleep ]. >> "lincoln" can't win anything. >> you don't like history. >> i love history. i love talking about the past. >> and makes it so much fun to listen to them talk movies. >> what do you think best director? >> i thought "django." >> with a silent "d." says that on tv, silent "d." >> "django." >> i don't like silent letters. they don't have a place. >> i don't know they gave us any predictions but we know what they think about what they think. >> what's the word after "django". >> chains. >> "django chains". >> djangod-

teresa garcia reports. >> reporter: forensic evidence confirms what police suspected. it is indeed the body of wanted cop killer christopher dorner found inside a charred cabin near big bear lake. the identification was made three dorner's dental records. law enforcement engaged an intense four-hour shoot-out tuesday finally catching up with the fugitive who had been terrorizing police officers and their families for weeks. a sinal gunshot sent the cabin up in flames. the coroner has not yet given a cause of death. the san bernardino county sheriff says the situation has come to a close. >> we believe that this investigation is over at this point. >> reporter: authorities say dorner was carrying out a deadly revenge campaign upset over his firing from the los angeles police department in 2008. by the end of this rampage, police say dorner killed four people, two of them law enforcement, and wounded two others. theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in south africa oscar pistorius, the double amputee olympic runner charged with murder appeared in court this morning.

for a quarter century, teresa her family have lived here in mountain view near the epa's super fund site but far enough away, or so larue thought, to not impact their health or their lives. >> now with news that hot spots of toxic tce have been detected in the air next door, larue is not so sure. she's holding her breath waiting on the results of air and water samples the epa took in and around her home. >> your first thought is your health. you know, is this affecting us? has this affected other neighbors i've had that i know had health issues? >> reporter: for years the environmental protection agency has been monitoring and extra extracting tce from the ground water and soil in and around move moffet field and east to ellis street. >> we cleaned up over 5.25 billion gallons of contaminated ground water and treated over 100,000 pounds of contaminants. >> reporter: but epa officials admit they missed what they are now calling hot spots along evan dale road including tce contamination in two homes, homes located outside the original plume area. >> this

all weekend long but will warm up each and every day until next week, wednesday, in fact. 55 in santa teresa today and 55 in oak town. this will keep our skies nice and sunny and reinforce a little bit of onshore flow. it means patchy and coastal fog each and every morning. then a comfortable westerly sea breeze carrying in that ocean air. so 40s and 50s at the coast. we're talking about the mid to upper 50s inland all weekend long. it's going to be cold. each morning is going to be downright frigid. we're talking about near-record lows. so this is basically as cold as it gets here. santa rosa, 29 degrees. make sure you bundle up, break out the snuggie, whatever it takes, the electric blankie to stay warm. tomorrow afternoon conditions will be downright perfect for the 20th annual giants fan fest. yep, starts at 10:00 a.m. but get out there early to make sure you can get into the park. there's going to be a big line, but it's worth it. 30 players expected to be out there tomorrow. >>> sunday, 58 degrees. temperatures will be a little bit warmer. we'll warm you up monday to tuesday. tall way

teresa garcia reports. >> reporter: it is indeed the body of wanted cop killer christopher dorner found inside a charred cabin near big bear lake. the identification was made three dorner's dental records. law enforcement engaged an intense four-hour shoot-out tuesday finally catching up with the f the fugitive. the coroner has not yet given a cause of death. the san bernardino county sheriff says the situation has come to a close. >> we believe that this investigation is over at this point. >> authorities say dorner was carrying out a deadly revenge campaign, upset over his firing from the los angeles police department in 2008. by the end of this rampage, police say dorner killed four people, two of them law enforcement, and wounded two others. theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in south africa, oscar miss tore ya, the double amputee murder appeared in court this morning. pistorius arrive at the pretoria courthouse to face charges he murdered his girlfriend. she was shot four times early yesterday at pistorius's home. police say there are no other suspects. this past summer pis

. >> my is teresa and i'm actually marty's mom, and i have had several meetings and we found out information that are really disturbing and this is cause for investigation like a flawed practice. this actually leaves room for somebody to abuse a practice, abuse a system. you know, relearned that second-year teachers, you know, go through a flawed practice that is really unfair, in the case of tina or our teachers all of the rest of the teachers are on the chopping block right now. there is no equity, we want to make sure that there is nothing of a personal nature that the school principle or whoever have concocted and we feel this is a personal measure and we feel this as an attack on tina and also the philippine community and the teachers that we value here in the school district. there is a box, if someone gets non-reelected if she or he would like to apply to a job somewhere in the other school district, there is a box that says have you ever been non-reelected? that is a red flag if a teacher actually checks that box, it is like saying that i have been fired and rehired again. so, we kno

. >> reporter: teresa williams is mourning the loss of her second born, aaron kidd. he was shot and killed yesterday, the sixth prince george's county teen to be killed this school year. williams says the last time she sauce her son was yesterday when she dropped him off for school. >> he said, mommy, i'll see you later. i never saw him again. >> reporter: police say they have closed one of the teen murder cases with the arrest of five suspects. >> criminals need to know if they come to this county and commit senseless acts of violence, we will find them and bring them to justice. >> reporter: 20-year-old derek green of alexandria, 18-year-old jermani wit ner, glenn leach of southeast, tayvon, and kevin smith of temple hill, all five are charged with the murder of charles walker jr. police say monday night walker was shot and killed in his neighborhood. they say the mott i have been was robbery. they wanted the shoes he was carrying. >> i was so devastated about the little boy, because he was just 15. he's the same age as my daughter. >> reporter: kidd's mother told

teresa garcia, angeles oaks, california. >>> pope benedict delivered his final public mass on wednesday. [ speaking in latin ] >> thousands packed into st. pete 'eers basilica to pay tribute to the pontiff who will step down at the end of this month. when he left for the last time, the crowd gave him a standing occasion. many had tears in their eyes. he's the first pope to resign in 600 years. >> zrat ahestraight ahead your morning weather and in this morning's "moneywatch" report from candy to cards and flowers to jewelry, how much are you spending on your sweetheart this valentine's day? ooooo [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. >>> here's a look at today's forecast if there stoims around the country. 46 the high in new york turning i. ma'am, showers, 80, chicago, showers 4rks 2. dallas, sunny, 678, los angeles, high of 75. >>> now for a check on your national forecast. ligh

. >> reporter: teresa kaepernick had lost two children at birth from congenital heart defects. when they learned a baby was up for adoption, they were -- >> extremely excited. anxious to see him. >> reporter: as a child, colin suffered from chronic respiratory problems. at one point, he was tested for cystic fibrosis, which he did not have. they moved to san francisco's central valley. he excelled in both sports and academics. football was his first love, but at 6-foot-4, he weighed just 170 pounds. >> very skinny. i was hoping he wouldn't break. >> reporter: only one major college, nevada, offered kaepernick a football scholarship. once again, he rose to the occasion, perfecting the pistol offense. >> if you got a guy like cap who can run like a gazelle, you gotta be more than concerned with it. you gotta put one and a half people on him. >> reporter: now, kaepernick is a star, but not just on the football field. the 25-year-old donates his time at a summer camp for children with congenital heart problems. >> he wanted to help kids with heart defects. rick and i were both extr

teresa evans had trained him and worked as his partner in the l.a. police department. he accused her of police brutality. leading to his dismissal for making false statements. now evans tells the "l.a. times" that in her words something told me there was some kind of connection. >>> 4:48 now. our nation's leaders now have less than a week to agree on a budget plan ordeal with the consequences of those automatic spending cuts. yesterday president obama called john boehner and mitch mcconnell. none of the parties involved discussed the details of the phone calls. members of the house and senate have been on vacation and are due back on capitol hill this coming monday. >> both sides i think aren't really making a move and both look bad in the process. >> the so-called sequester would mean automatic cuts of $85 billion between march and september. that would include cuts of 8% to the pentagon, 5% to domestic agencies operating budgets. >>> president obama will meet today with japanese prime minister shinzo abay. they will be discussing the north korea nuclear threat. the u

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. >> i think people are most familiar with figures like teresa of ahumada, some of the great - john of the cross, these great carmelite mystics of the tradition whose writings, especially as they attempt to describe the interior experience of this intimacy and these various dimensions - in other words, they talk about an interior path, an interior castle, or a process of going - the intimacy with god, and the writings of these peoples have been very influential. people have responded to them because spiritual journey is not only exterior and not only has to do with ideas and who they're with, but it also has to do with a growing sense of - again, that gathering of one's own energies around the focal point of god, and that those are - in the christian tradition, it's often said that there are primitive movements. in other words, there's a way in which you make space in yourself through those disciplines, through prayer or whatever, and then god's own energy, god's own light that is illuminate you as move farther into the experience of relationship, a growing intimacy occurs. that puts i

i grab wallet teresa estacio, kron 4. the f-d-a approved a new personalized medicine. for people with an aggressive form of breast cancer. the new drug- called -- kadcyla is created by south san francisco based company -- genentech. genentech says, kad-sigh-luh is a new kind of targeted cancer medicine, that can attach to certain types of cancer cells. and deliver chemotherapy directly to those cells. it will be available to people in the united states. within the next two weeks. >> tonight, the midwest is still feeling the pain of a severe and deadly winter storm. this is video from gladstone, missouri. where a snowstorm left this building. a dance studio. in need of a new roof. fortunately, no one was inside when the roof caved in. the building has now been condemned. and in wichita, kansas. huge chunks of snow began falling off this building today. the people who work inside say the noise and rumbling made them think it was an earthquake. they ran outside.to see these boulder-sized pieces of snow falling from the rooftop. >> jacqueline: some rainfall to the north of

a person can hear the voice of god and can go out and help the poor like mother teresa did; one person can hear the voice of god and go out and kill yitzhak rabin like the jewish law students did in israel. so again, a transcended experience is part of what i call spirituality. and of course, spirituality can be a devotion to the ecology or to humankind; it doesn't even have to involve a diety of any sort. now religion, on the other hand, is institutionalized, it involves a belief system, it involves ritual, it involves a body of believers. and so one can be religious without being spiritual; one can be spiritual without be religious; one can be both religious and spiritual; or one can be neither religious or spiritual. now, you can be neither religious or spiritual and still study human consciousness, and still study dreams, parapsychology, near-death experiences, out-of-body experiences, even past-life experiences, and interpret these unusual phenomena within what we might call a materialistic framework. we simply don't know enough about these experiences yet to know which is the bes

his wife teresa is the widow of john hines. he has shares worth more than a million dollars. >> a couple comes forward to claim $217 million in power ball jackpot. find out where they bought that winning ticket and cannot wait to quit their jobs. >> talk about a vacation. >> we will show you how this student won jeopardy's teen tournament in style. >> and we could see warmer temperatures tomorrow. gary is back with your forecast.  >>> imagine this. a man is $217 million richer after hitting the power ball jackpot. what's he planning to do? quit his job and the 81 mile commute. john picks up the story. >> reporter: our story starts at richmond international airport on superbowl sunday. >> 53-year-old dave honeywell was departing on a business trip. he spent $10 in this airport state lottery vending machine purchasing five opportunities to win the then growing power ball jackpot. in denver, the morning after the drawing, dave checked online. >> they called the power ball number first. and then i st

police were called here to northcreek drive in the santa teresa neighborhood of san jose. where a resident reported her home had been robbed. the suspects, possibly armed with a stolen firearm, managed to elude a police dragnet and remain at large. the victim says, she heard noises in an upstairs bedroom. and ran to a neighbor's house for help. >> all i heard some iraq it. i run to the door. and pressed to the door shut i was going to try to hold them there. the first guy came and i hit him. and the second guy pulled out a gun and hit me and hit my cap off. and then i my neighbor called the police. otherwise, fuller says one of the burglars opened a cut behindjust a little shook up. police continue to investigate. the suspects men in their 20's. dead on arrival. is back behind bars tonight. police in concord are looking for the driver who used a stolen truck to break into a t-mobile cell-phone sotre. the crash happened just before 6 this morning at the clayton valley shopping center. police say the thief grabbed several phones. then took off. leaving the truck behind. inve

. >> teresa hemmer watches when and what her kids play. >> mostly racing games. skateboard extreme, football and sports. >> as for violent video games. >> it's not that bloody, the games i play. >> reporter: they're not allowed. >> i want them to get the reality when you use a gun and you shoot it at somebody, a lot of times the people aren't going to get back up. >> reporter: in the gaming world, death is often sell brailled. players receive points for kills and head shots. >> a machine gun? i need to get that for sure. >> reporter: does violence on screen lead to aggress in life? >> i think the research has pretty consistently has that relationship is there. >> reporter: there's studies going back to the 1907s. they pretty consistently showed that kids tending to more aggressive. >> reporter: just don't mention the "p" word. >> scientists don't prove anything. >> reporter: the doctor is quick to point out limitations to the research. >> we can't say that individual, because we know he played violent video games, we can't say that caused that behavior. that's no

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comfortable conditions today. 67 degrees in livermore. 67 in gilroy. 66 degrees in santa teresa. now to the lovers out there. maybe tomorrow you want to hit the beach. it will be comfortable. i want to point out a little bit on the breezy side. you want to bring some rocks, something to keep the beach blanket down with. it will be a little bit breezy at the coast. sea breeze picking up by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. we weak at 70 degrees tomorrow. comfortable conditions. we'll cool off into the weekend. a weak disturbance tries to come through dropping the temps an bringing in clouds. much feeded rain on the way for tuesday. let's check your drive. 5:47. it's been a busy wednesday morning. we'll check on that with anthony. >> we are tracking the 680 southbound to 84. you can see crews still clearing the accident. the latest, only one lane getting by. let's show you the maps and get an alternate route here. if you are coming from 580, hop over to 238 and 880 depending where you go. we are all clear. no issues. not even a slight slow down on the highways. if you are trying to get over to s

you will see the showers that were in san jose have migrated into santa teresa boulevard. as we go out this way, you see these showers headed into morgan hill. in the next five to 10 minutes morgan hill you're going to be wet and in the heart of all this rainfall by sicamore avenue you have some light rainfalling. it's not widespread. it's mainly in the south bay but that's kind of how it's going to go the rest of the next few hours. the damage is done. the roads are wet. the commute this morning was pretty messy. you probably saw sal and steve talking about it. the roads are wet and that always slows us down. computer model at 5:00. this system is the one we were tracking. see the yellows out here. this is the shot for thunderstorms. this is at 7:00 tonight and it's going to work its way right down the coast. it doesn't go this way. if it went this way, you would say good shot of thunderstorms and more heavy rain. it's kind of working its way right down the coast. you can see, the model keeps it offshore. that's at 9:00 tonight. and then it goes right by us. then you're i

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in angeles oaks, california, teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> and police are still providing around-the-clock security for several families of police officers targeted in dorner's manifesto. >>> nearly two years later, baltimore county detectives are still trying to identify a body. a police forensic artist completed a skull reconstruction in an attempt to identify the man. he is a white male, 40 to 60 years of age. the body was found under the i- 695 bridge in black river back in september of 2011. now, anyone with information about the identity of the victim is asked to contact the baltimore county police. >>> it has been 24 hours since a college park student gunned down two of his roommates, killing one, wounding another, before turning the gun on himself. still, many questions remain. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie talks to those who knew the gunman and lawmakers about the issues of mental illness and gun control. >> reporter: the surviving roommate is out of the hospital tonight and recovering with family. the gunman did not leech a suicide note. only a trail of questions. >> reporter: in

fox five the reviewer kevin mccarthy talks with teresa palmer who leads >> in the beginning when you are explaining how humans essentially become zombies -- there on their phones all the time so as an actress and dealing with e- mails all the time what is your balance of staying off your phone and the media and to put it aside? 2- i think these days with the onslaught of twitter and social media and the things you can get wrapped up in that stuff and for me i have -- it's another technical thing that i have a website www. warm life.com. philanthropy and mutuality and meditation. i do that and go to pilates and yoga. >> under the idea of the mind of everything you are seeing now you may be seeing for the last time. >> if you could watch in one movie the rest of her life what would that one movie be. >> romeo and juliet because if that love story but if action and beautiful purple. and amazing music and colorful and i think it says a lot about society and it's a special movie. >> i think you nailed the american accented this movie. is perfect and i want to ask you as an actress what is

. >> teresa, pick my cigarettes up. >> i don't think the sister had any clue what was going on. she was just trying to do her brother a favor because he had lost his license in a previous incident. she's waiting in the driveway. >> miss-- ma'am -- ma'am. do we have anything else there in the car? >> no. >> what's going on? is this your brother? >> yeah. >> you brought him here because he was going to have, with a 13-year-old? >> he wasn't supposed to have sex with her. >> put the child back in the car seat. you get back in the car. >> it's unfortunate the sister has to go through all this. obviously she didn't get into any trouble. she had done nothing wrong. she was trying to help out her brother. >> two words for nbc. role-playing chatroom. the girl was role-playing. ask her what she said on the phone. no, i just play like i'm young. i'm not really. y'all, going to get some green. >> what's that for your pedophile thing. when i'm found not guilty, i'm going to sue somebody. >> he told me she was 17. i haven't even laid eyes on the girl. if i knew she was 13, i wouldn't even ha

temperatures will continue to climb. 70 degrees in gilroy today. 67 for santa teresa. very warm day ahead in san jose. a beautiful day. you can go for a run without getting too hot. it won't be too cold. by 10:00 a.m. you can ditch your first layer and break out the short sleeves. the short, shorts in mike's space. temperatures will be cool throughout the weekend. then we'll drop off on sunday. monday into tuesday, rain on the way. you will get great times to hit the beach in the next few days. mike, how are you doing? >> good. i don't call them short-shorts. me and richard simmons call them dolphin or running shorts. looking at 880. a smooth drive. the earlier crews blocking tlan cleared and so have the clearing crews. no more slowing past the colosseum into downtown. the southbound side has crews south of 980. those patches should clear as well. in oakland, west 580, your commute. that's the zoo exit. should be cleared. the crash itself moved over to the shoulder as well. not causing a b pro. just a minor distraction. a smooth drive. any colors other than green are a

>> it reminded me of the prayer breakfast i went to when mother teresa was talking and bill and hillary clinton were sitting there, talking about how bad abortion is. so uncomfortable in the room watching that, and i'm told the prayer breakfast with this gentleman was the same. but i think his -- his other point, his main point was political correctness has just gone beyond bizarre, and we have got to come down to reality here and people have to be able to kind of relax and talk about how they want to talk, and, you know, i just thought it was a great message. >> did you find anything offensive with -- certainly it's america, he's entitled to his opinion. a lot of the talk was about was this the right place to do it? and lots of applause from republicans, finally somebody stood up and said it? >> i think there is a political correctness he was trying to use to appeal to a conservative audience. i think it's really not -- not really an appropriate place to make this kind of political speech. and to invoke god as his support for that kin of point of view, but i think most of all the kind