shea, there is the media and then social media where you posted this stuff. underwear factory burns down. that's a story. i'm not wearing any underwear, not a story. but hey, pope francis likes to say, who am i to judge. coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." i'm very happy to do a show where i can cover segments like this next one. if you have a parent or a loved one in an assisted living facility, please pull up a chair because they've become a billion dollar business here and the drive for costs has reportedly led to some major care issues. now, pbs is highly respected and wonderful series front line and propublica conducted a year-long investigation into emeritus senior livin

lenhart slipped in behind the timbers' defense to by shea salinas in the 58th minute. the timbers in the 83rd couldn't find an equalizer midfielder marvin chavez was given two yellow cards and was ejected in the 86th minute. san jose won its second seattle and into seventh place in the western conference. since their 15-match winless streak ended earlier this month. bc-fbn--raiders-holmes suspended,1st ld-writethru eds: updates with statement. with ap photos. josh dubow ap sports writer napa, calif. - oakland violating the nfl policy on performance enhancing holmes will be eligible to return to the raiders' active roster sept. 30, the day after they host washington in the fourth be allowed to participate in all preseason practices and games. holmes said in a statement that he was surprised when he found out that he tested positive for a banned offseason test in april. >>"i know that i had been sample was given, so i thought one of the medications i was taking was "however, to this day, even after further testing, i do got into my system. the drug policy rules are very

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facing panama in the gold cup finals in chicago. 69th minute, shea sneaks it past, 1-0 united states and that's all the scoring in game. u.s. wins the gold cup, the champions of north and central america. >> 11 and 12-year-old boys won the north cal championship and head to san bernardino on the regional. winner goes to williamsport for the world soars, and we head up to napa for raider training camp. >> a tom cruise sighting >> we'll tell you why protesters-camped out at a building in east bay. >> actor tom cruise made an unexpected stop in san francisco today. cruise watched the america's cup race today as a guest of team new zealand. you can see him in some america's cup video trimming the sails. he is wearing the sun glasses and briefly took the wheel of the catamaran. that doesn't happen every day. >> very cool. >> that does it for us here at 5:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thanks for joining us. >>> this is "world news." tonight, the surprise moment. a community erupting into cheers when amanda berry, one of the young women held captive for a decade in that cleveland base

. >> ken: you had some big moments in shea stadium. how special was to it have this moment in new york? >> priceless. priceless. i can't ask for nothing better than this. i appreciate every bit of it. from the fans, my teammates, my peers, from the other -- dugout. they were, a bunch of great guys. a bunch of players that appreciate it. and i appreciate them for -- for being like that with me. >> ken: thank you. >> thank you. >> ken: joe, back to you. >> joe: kenny, thank you. here's a ground ball by nelson cruz. the winded prince fielder stays put at third base. one out now. it's up to encarnacion, with a runner at third, one away. edwin's mhad one at-bat. grounded into a double play in the seventh inning. he'll try to produce a run. it's a 3-0 game. jim leyland will have the luxury of going to joe nathan. out of the bull pen. to try and end it. here's a tight breaking ball for a strike from grilli. how about that for nathan? he gets to follow mariano rivera. they just wanted to make sure rive erarivot into this game. he got the eight

puts it on a platter for shea. usa has won for the first time in team history. next up, el salvador. >>> the espys are on tonight at espn. jon hamm is your host. please watch. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next is "the pulse." stevie wounder says no thanks to florida. why the famous singer is steering clear of the sunshine state. >>> and burning down the aisle. the amazing wedding shoot that captured a pretty crazy moment. stay tuned. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. go talk to your doctor. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. at university of phoenix we kis where it can take you.cation (now arriving: city hospita

red shea, a pleasure. gentlemen, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> now to the parents of trayvon martin. breaking their silence. calling for action. they are opening up about saturday night's verdict. we have heard from trayvon martin's mother, sybrina fulton, this morning. she said she was watching the news just like millions of you did. and when she heard those two little words, not guilty, she said she was both shocked and stunned. >> i was in a bit of shock. i thought surely that he would be found guilty of second degree murder. manslaughter at the least. but i just knew that they would see that this was a teenager just trying to get home. this was no burglar. this was somebody -- somebody's son that was trying to get home. >> you were stunned by the verdict? >> i was stunned. absolutely. i couldn't believe it. >> trayvon martin's parents are talking tonight to anderson cooper live 8:00 eastern. do not miss that sit-down interview. >>> meantime, i want to tell you about this open letter that caught our

the gold coming from brek shea in the 68th minute, it's a record 11th straight win for the united states and their fifth gold cup triumph. next up for the u.s., they take on bosnia-herzegovina on august 14th, a game you can see it on espn2. that's been your update. >> thank you for that. coming up next, "the pulse." he took the world by storm with "gangnam style." >>> why a professional golfer is raising the bar for husbands and fathers everywhere. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. and it's not exactly therwhat you might think.town dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt is packed with 12 grams of protein in every 5.3 oz cup. sink your

we have this issue where bob redell is reporting live in shea and investigating the death of the 7-month-old. blossom hill near makati. that's where he continues his investigation. we have no problems as far as traffic flow goes. travel speeds in the east bay, basically at the limit. 580, you better watch it coming through oakland. there are still officers out there. 73 is a little above the 65 speed limit. san mateo, looking across the san mateo bridge, a live look showing westbound, an easy drive. you can see the twinkling lights of the high-rise. we're watching again that mist and drizzle will cause slicker roadways. be careful this morning. >> b.a.r.t. is showing off its fleet of the future this week. from today through friday, b.a.r.t. will host public tours of its new cars at oakland's macarthur station. this is the transit agency's first overhaul in 40 years. the new trains will have extra doors and wider aisles, more than 400 of the new cars expected to arrive in the summer of 2015. >> sounds beautiful. >> got to wait a couple. >> but it's going to be worth the wait. look at that. >>

describe the conditions his client is being held then to my colleague larissa shea but he's being held in appalling conditions certainly in terms of his mental state because of such confinement thing any period of time for a few leaks has been shown by scientific studies to be extremely damaging and he said in that condition for twenty months impossible for foremost to see him and even if they do see him comes in many circumstances where you can speak freely the last time you visited by not you see delegation making this kind of recorded and so he knows he knows it become a complaint and what does it say about these conditions you can say in the in mean for his defense because it's being used against him is not being prosecuted in addition to the war crimes trials are being prosecuted for basically saying that he wanted to be tried in the hague and exercise his rights without a tro but if indeed saif al islam is actually tried back at home may not be what exactly what do you think he's facing. what he's facing in a show trial. entirely unfair to all kind of trial in which he's not goin

shea-porter of new hampshire. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 312, the gentlewoman from new hampshire, ms. shea-porter, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the entlewoman from new hampshire. ms. shea-porter: thank you, mr. chairman. today i'm offering an amendment with my colleague, congressman lobiondo, to support those with ptsd, posttraumatic stress disorder, and traumatic brain njury, or t.b.i. this puts money for a throw three-year study to evaluate the therapeutic service dog training program currently operating at the national intrepid center of excellence and walter reed national military medical center. this innovative dog training program is a safe effective nondrug intervention to treat the symptoms of ptsd and t.b.i. service members report improvements in their ptsd or t.b.i. symptoms when participating in a therapeutic service dog training program. the service men and women involved in this program report a number of positive results, including lower leve

winning their 5th gold cup championship, and 1st since 2007, beating panama 1-0 thanks to a goal by brek shea in the 69th minute. it was a team record 11th straight victory, 4 more than the previous record. >> gary: the win means the u.s. will likely leapfrog mexico as the best team from north and central america in the next fifa rankings. the opening of the and >> gary: earthquakes' new soccer stadium has been delayed until the 2nd half of the 2014 season due to excavation issues at the construction site. planned to open the stadium at the beginning of next season. the $60 million dollar, 18,000 seat stadium will be located across the street from mineta san jose international airport. >> gary: nhra somoma nationals the funny car final ron capps beats the legendary john force who was going after his 136th but capps had the better start finishing in 4.085 seconds and clocking in at almost 308 miles-per-hour se >> gary: capps dedicated his win the late chief spkoesman for sonama raceway john cardinale who died in march from castric cancer >> gary: leading the tournamentgets the call that his wi

more than three weeks after arriving at shea metro airport the world finally got a glimpse of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden this week when he surfaced from a hideout in the transit zone he met human rights activists a shame at a law school for their help in requesting temporary asylum in russia or to go has been following the saga. immigration officials say they have not received an official request from edward snowden regarding his political asylum in russia but that request has been filed on friday evening so perhaps due to the fact that it's the weekend in russia right now the people it simply hasn't hasn't been properly process just yet russia's conditions were that snowden has to stop his anti american. something which snowden promised he will no longer do three latin american countries said they're willing to take him on now he does not have any people want to travel with his american passport has been the knowledge he doesn't have any other people work he cannot even buy a ticket and he does need some something in order for him to move to another country so that is safe

sara rependa talks to chief pilot wayne shea from the flight deck of the challenger. >> what made you decide to become a corporate pilot instead of an airline pilot? >> corporate aviation for me was sort of a natural segue from the ground job i did as a ground handle or "ramp rat", as we used to call ourselves. and i was introduced to a number of different corporate aviation divisions at that time. and it's just a natural progression for me to go into corporate as opposed to airline. >> the entry level pilot time requirements for chartright is a thousand hours. but for adam and wayne, this is just one of the many things they look for in a potential pilot. >> virtually all pilots can fly an aircraft. so when somebody comes in the door, what we're looking for is the ability to manage the aircraft. >> as a corporate aviation flight department, you don't have the resources on the ground at every station you fly into that an airline would have. so, for instance, when air canada flies to st. john's newfoundland, they have a station at st. john's newfoundland with support with engineers and

. >> republican congressman jason shea fets of it zblut we pulled it and it was the terrorists. >> the rose garden, president obama links the youtube video to murder of four americans in benghazi. >> we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of zbleors they thought they could get away with this about a crackpot, it's not a failure of policy or not the fault of president. it was simply something that got out of control because of a video. >> september 13, washington, d.c., clinton again links the video and benghazi attack. >> the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this video. it appears to have a deeply cynical purpose to denigrate a great religion and to provoke rage. >> back in california, he is surprised to find himself at the center of such a huge story but is grateful for the public list it as he tells fox's peter boyer. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> september 14th, jointed base andrews the bodies of the fallen arrive back home. >> we've seen the assault on our post in benghazi, that took the lives of those brave men. we have

years later my father said thank you for bringing these people into my life and some my fears and my shea and and all that vanished away. i felt i was a teenager that my parents were so different was ridiculous and i now know that as a teenage thing as well because my children also think that of me, money, don't talk, stay there. we see someone in a department store i have to hide behind a rack. i know is a common thing to children. my children -- finally like -- you are talking too much. i probably am. my parents would come to visiting day, i became very sassy and said i was a grown up because i am a id graceless from some cute guy. i had the look and long hair and it is as straight as it always has to be, and doing my thing and here comes mom wearing socks and sandals and everybody is getting snickers and m&m's and i've brought some hardboiled eggs and reasons. the eggs are in there and if you should open one, not that big, very sad. my father wore a straw hat which he wore every day in the summer and at some point on my bunk bed asleep and snoring with the yiddish paper over his face a

break shea on great d from donovan former quake. 1 million is the fichbility 3 and o in the group they head on to the quarter finals. frirns and seahawks have developed kind of intense rivalry but there was kaepernick and counter part wilson this afternoon hanging out. they are at the es p y awards tomorrow night in los angeles. this was tweeted from ea sports back stage sandy guessing rae hearsal going on. doesn't lack like they really kind of engaged. kind of in their own universe but it was a moment in time. >> maybe cap is wondering where's my seahawks hat. >> very good. yes. work out so well with the dolphins. >> dance with the one that brought you. >> thanks very much. >> phone. that's this edition of abc 7 news here on tv 20 for of abc 7 news here on tv 20 for all of us her woman: we are looking at one of the most powerful storm systems ever to hit the philadelphia area, folks. as the hurricane moves up the east coast, we're already starting to feel its impact with heavy winds, and everyone is bracing themselves for torrential rainfall.

on the cross, landon donovan but brett shea is right there to bury it into the back of the net. that goal would be enough as the u.s. defeats panama 1-0. they won their first gold cup. they've won 11 straight games. >>> there are times when sports takes a back seat to family and hunter mayhan proved that. he was leading the canadian open. he withdrew to the tournament to go back to dallas because she went into labor. his wife candy gave birth sunday morning. he tweeted what a whirlwind of a day. i'm happy to announce the birth of my daughter, zoe owe lif yeah mahan born at 3:26 a.m. both baby and mom are doing great. thanks to all my sponsors who appreciate what's important in life and all my fans for being awesome. john, the winner of the canadian open got over $1 million but, hey, can't pass up the birth of your child. >> brett sen neck kerr thanked the mahan baby for the ability to win the tournament. that's awfully nice. great to see you. >> we'll be right back. . >>> welcome back, everyone. about 4 minutes before the hour. taking a look at the top cnn trends on the web. "wo

. >> john "red" shea, good to see you. >> good to see you. thank you. >> well, what was once the industrial capital of our nation has now gone belly up. we'll have the very later on the motor city bankruptcy filing, including word it could be facing a big road block. >> plus, the royal baby watch. yes, the world is waiting, and now reports indicate that the waiting could be over. or near over. the breaking news on that is next. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineeif you could accentuate the "r" sound of "dollars." are...are... are... engineer: are... arrrrrr. arrrrr. someone bring me an eye patch, i feel like a bloomin' pirate. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. honestly, i feel like i nailed that. it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a conven

y aquÍ llegaria el gol, bedoya para landon donovan, y shea que que habÍa ingresado de cambio. y aquÍ el disparo. y spe guÍa ganando el equipo de las barras y las estrellas. aquÍ falla solo frente al arco solo. y estados unidos celebra esta conquista histÓrica, luego que mÉxico ganÓ las Últimas dos ediciones, estados unidos levanta la copa y es el campeÓn de la copa oro. >>> alex, quÉ emociÓn, una copa frente al pÚblico en chicago, se llenÓ el estadio, como te sientes? >>> venimos a ganar este torneo. >>> guerrero de mil batallas, landon, lo mÁs lindo es ver tanta gente de estados unidos llenando el estadio. >>> quÉ bueno para nosotros, un partido difÍcil, panamÁ jugÓ un gran partido, pero por fin vino el gol. >>> un partido difÍcil porque el primer tiempo fue bajo nivel. por quÉ tan metido adentro. >>> los dos equipos no quieren errores, y en la segunda parte jugamos bien. >>> shea tocÓ la pelota para hacer el gol. >>> soy un hombre, no la toquÉ, gol es gol. >>> es un partido donde que se podÍa definir en una jugada aislada, y de hecho lo fue. los jugador

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. >> i remember having lunch with her when shea split up. it was sort of evident that she was being very forthright. she was like right, i'm getting on with my life, cool. and it hasn't worked out, that's behind me, let's move on. and she was very calm and levelheaded and strong about it. and i think he thought, oh, my god. >> he became unglued. i mean, me real -- he really started drinking too much. he went out with his buddies to various clubs. he was very obviously adrift emotionally, and it didn't help to see him pictures of kate having the time of her life. >> i think at the time i wasn't very happy about it, but actually, it made me a stronger person. you find out things about yourself that maybe you hadn't realized or i think you can get quite consumed by a relationship when you're younger. you know, i really valued that time for me, although i didn't think it at the time. >> if the breakup made kate stronger, it made william certain. he never wanted to be without her again. back together and vacationing, in the seychelles, kate and w

ju john shea served time for bulger. what do you think is going through whitey's mind as he listens to that? >> it's killing him he's being outed as a rat. >> reporter: bulger's accompl e accomplices have provided details of the murder earls he is akudzed of,ch thing that bulger planned him or did the killing himself. bulger allegedly strangled two women close to a partner. they both had become liabilities. bulger, quote, strangled davis, all the way down to the basement. her remains were found in a tial marsh with some of her hair intact. davis' death still haunts her brother. >> it's tattoo ed, image in my brain, my sister's, the gruesome way they killed her, what they did and wrapped her up. it's like torture. >> reporter: his hen chman describe bulger getting a high after, having to lay down after when his cronies buried the bodies. when you look at whitey bulger, what do you say? >> i see a complete psychopath maniac murder who has no feelings and no heart for nobody. >> reporter: bull girlgbulger's killed anyone wh

says it was only on one occasion when she was emotionally distraught there are other allegations that shea ran businesses in racially insensitive manner. they are just allegations they haven't been proven. >> people sue over everything. >> bill: paula deen says no to the factor. won't come on to hash it out. that tells me she doesn't know what she is doing number one. the hearing she could get hear is quite different than the one she is going to get on "the today show." that's with all due respect. i'm not criticizing matt lauer of "the today show." here it's going to be expansive conversation. all the department stores dropped out of her. her chef deal as you mentioned. >> food network. qvc, k-mart, walgreen's, taliban. >> tsunami of indignation has come over paula deen for the only thing we know on the record is one time using the "n" word. it doesn't make any sense. does it? >> it is odd o. you would think she would be a republican and yet she even campaigned for president obama at one point. but, there was also this claim that she proposed a wedding for her brother with an all-black st

plus it has avocado, olive, and shea oils. garnier nutrisse. nourished hair, better color >>> here are two words you think never should go together, mothers and marijuana, but our next story might have you seeing the combination in a whole new way. a group of put-together women, some who say their lives were falling apart with anxiety, until they started lighting up to escape the stress. and their children have said it's made them even better mothers. so start tweeting. you're not going to be on the fence about these soccer moms turned so-called stoner moms. on a recent evening at a home in beverly hills, a few moms gathered to enjoy food, friendship and a few laughs, >> i may not know how to cook you i do garnish incredibly well. >> reporter: but this was no ordinary potluck party. before the main course, a special hors d'oeuvre -- the hostess busts out a mason jar full of homegrown marijuana, grinds up a big bud and fires up a state-of-the-art device called a vaporizer and then passes around the balloon bag full of powerful pot to her dinner

drew guns and fired 16 rounds and hit bystanders with gunfire by mistake and nine others hit by rick sheaing bullets, people training with these guns all their careers and now we expect teachers in between giving lessons on chemistry, biology and so on to pull out firearms and be john wayne. >> i agree with you on that. that would be a hard focused area to stand in a classroom and teach and all of a sudden, when something occurs, violence occurs you have to go and pull out that concealed weapon and do what you need to do in order to protect children, which we do on a daily basis. we're there to protect our children, and also, my concern with that would be when law officers come, who do they know are the gunmen? because who do they know are the trained security guards you know in that session? that's some of the unknown. students being caught in the cross fire will also be another concern, as well. >> completely agree. thank you very much indeed for joining me. >>> when we come back, a heated debate on guns and schools. manning thinks it's a great idea, versus a teacher that's against it. tha

all right, you heard it here from john "red" shea. >> no chance. >> we'll have you back, of course, it's always riveting to talk to you, thank you very much again, john. >>> we want to move on and breaking news to tell you about, three people killed in a bus accident in indianapolis. officials there just confirmed that to cnn. are these live pictures? no? at least five others are reported to be critically injured here. these images coming from our affiliate wrtv, these are live pictures, i am being told. "the indianapolis star" reports that 12 more passengers have lesser injuries. accident happened near interstate overpass. again, you're looking at live pictures now and this is also coming in here. i want to read some of the tweets from the indianapolis fire department. it says first passengers on bus were mostly teens from colonial hill baptist church returning from camp. please pray for all involved. and then it confirms that 40 passengers on bus. three killed. as a result of the crash. five passengers, again, were entrapped. we're going to bring you the very latest as we get more info

. >> rose: did he betray sources and methods, as shea say? >> absolutely. when he made public what he has already made public, with regard to how n.s.a. does its business it's prison program, the metadata program, the allegations of what we were doing with president putin's communications from great britain, other allegations with regard to where we're collecting metadata around the world-- this cannot but help our enemies protect their communications from us. >> rose: i read a report today-- and there is the ongoing question of freedom versus security, and the question that i raised with the president in an interview last month it's idea of-- that a significant number of americans are concerned, concerned about security, of course, but also really concerned about the fact that the government surveillance is going too far. do you understand or appreciate their concerns? >> oh, i-- i deeply appreciate their concerns, charlie. look, i come from the same political culture, the same political traditions, and frankly, events over the past year or two have made m

. >> and we learned shea a very good shot. hunting in wyoming and took down a white tail d.o.e. >> i like justice scalia said she could do it in the driveway. >> she's an amazing speaker, she really likes the dramatic form in the courtroom but also on the stump. i saw her and the chief justice roberts recently in annapolis, and just the chief of going to be the keynote. she was there to introduce him. as you well know, she's a great peek speaker. he can hold an audience. she tells a great tale and he says i have to follow that? i thought for someone of his caliber as a speaker to say was revealing. she is something. >> justice -- i had one example of justice kagen easter risk writing. a case that didn't get much attention on the 24th of june. it was the camp versus united states case on the how to categorize a prior convictions for someoning -- sentencing for the criminal act. she was talking about the sub category of crimes, and she resorted to the game clue and think professor plum in the bedroom, counselor mustard in the co

that was the other myth that he and his apologists propagated but there was a drug dealer named billy shea up there today and he explained how whitey sent him to set up a cocaine business, but instructed him "make sure no one knows i'm involved." but his weekly cut as little as $3,000 a week, sometimes when they got into cocaine in a big way in the 1980s, whitey bulger was getting $10,000 a week for overseeing that drug empire. >> woodruff: i gather that bulger is acknowledging that he did a lot of these things, his role in murders and drug deals but it's the idea of being an informant for the f.b.i. that he rejects. how does that fit into what his defense is saying? >> so far, judy, that is the essence of his defense, and from a legal perspective it's quite odd because whitey bulger is facing more than 30 counts in a racketeering indictment, 19 of which refer to murders. but whitey bulger is not charged with being an informant. that's not a crime. but his defense is spending almost 90% of its argument in its cross-examination of witnesses hammering at the point. they're arguing a technica

she said she doesn't mind but hopes it this week because next week shea is on holiday or vacation as we say. she, like everyone else, watching and waiting and hoping the news comes first. prince william will call her first. there are reports that kate and william may be splitting their time between buckleberry and london until kate delivers. it means for big business whether it comes to betting here in london. they bet on everything but now it's not just sport. everything royal baby is being bet on as well including top baby names and for girls and girls are favored the top names are alexandra, and george and philip are some of the pop boys names but for now we are standing and waiting by for the rest of the world. >> natalie, thanks so much my must read is about a highly unusual family reunion. four months after a man was found unconscious in a palm springs motel and woke up speaking only swedish, the desert sun newspaper has found his sister in louisiana. it's up on our facebook page at facebook/jansingco. mom's baked cookies but he'll be lucky to make it inside. and here's the pla

was that people were supposed to have had real business losses not just a pile of paperwork that if shea they shuffled it around made it look like they had business losses but actual business losses and the company said under the supervision of the administrator appointed by the federal judge you referred to in your setup piece that millions and millions of dollars are going out the door to people who had absolutely no loss related to either spill in specific or the larger economic troubles in the gulf region that occurred as a result. >> woodruff: how do you account for this? you describe it as a whole new wave of clients that have shown up in the last year or so. how do you account for that? >> well, i think that's an important fact to add in. it's not as if the settlement that we're talking about right now was the first arrangement that came right out of the box. instead, for the first 18 months or so after the spill there was a whole different settlement program. that set. program itself paid out billions of dollars but there was still a lot of lawsuits around the margins. so in orde

that was the other myth that he and his apologists propagated but there was a drug dealer named billy shea up there today and he explained how whitey sent him to set up a cocaine business but instructed him "make sure no one knows i'm involved" but his weekly cut as little as $3,000 a week, sometimes when they got in the can cocaine in a big way whitey bulger was getting $10,000 a week for overseeing that drug empire. >> woodruff: the gather that bulger is acknowledging that he did a lot of these things, his role in murders and drug deals but it's the idea of being an informant for the f.b.i. that he rejects. how does that fit into what his defense is saying? >> so far, judy, that is the essence of his defense, and from a legal perspective it's quite odd because whitey bulger is facing more than 30 counts in a racketeering indictment, 19 of which refer to murders but whitey bulger is not charged with being an informant. that's not a crime. but his defense is spending almost 90% of its argument in its cross-examination of witnesses hammering at the point. they're arguing a technicality. the

>> i'm curious, i'm christopher shea, managing editor. i'm curious, you talked a lot about what the bis ought to be. i'm sure, what you think will happen and the bis will invent itself in the future? >> i think that you'll see some moves, honey, it partly depends on what the pressures are on. institutions respond to pressures. so in pashtun if the general sense there' there is no mandatd should return people what to do, the technocrats are getting it wrong become stronger and stronger, the bis will move towards that greater transparency. i mean, my idea and a foundation and a block of shares given to civil society i think it's a bit of a dream, a bit of a pipe dream. but i think that's wha what they should you do buddy don't see it happening in the near future. but i couldn't imagine down the line every one information about the global economy meetings, that they become more of an outward looking organization. i feel the need to be a little more accountable. it kind of depends on the pressures upon the. but there's definitely, i live in n

cnn's martha shea takes a look. >> today it was my son. tomorrow it might be yours. >> reporter: those words from trayvon martin's mother at a rally in new york are one reason this father of three showed up for a demonstration in washington, d.c. >> there are soon to be adolescent latino males and the same thing could happen to them that happened to trayvon martin. >> reporter: miami, los angeles, new york, washington, d.c., hundreds in downtown atlanta stood in the pouring rain. demonstrators gathering in cities across the u.s. for what has been dubbed national justice for trayvon day. one week after a jury decided george zimmerman acted in self-defense when he shot and killed the 17-year-old, protesters are still demanding justice. >> no peace! >> no justice! >> we are saying that last saturday's verdict should not be the end but the beginning of a very important national conversation about race and justice in america. >> reporter: professor carol swain calls these protests misguided, saying the politics around this issue takes america b

shea shouldered most of the burdens and joy is that come with raising five kids. she is in st. paul with my youngest son lucas who just graduated, finished his junior year of high school. my two daughters are there in st. paul. my youngest daughter monica graduated university of minnesota and is moving to seattle in the next week to start her career and her life. my oldest daughter stephanie is on home leave from teaching in nicaragua. so the core group is there in minnesota. my son michael, my other son michael is a graduate student in architecture in seattle and hopefully he will keep an eye on monica when she gets out there but as you mentioned my oldest son anthony is here. he works, lives here in d.c. and works at the house of representatives. we didn't get to see much of each other the first couple years of his life because i was deployed regularly in the marine corps but if you choose to approve this nomination, and any will find himself with a new roommate. over the years my family sacrifice the great deal to allow me to pursue a career in public service and that career

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. >> stephanie: probably a shea lounge. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: this is the fifth time he has been arrested for allegedly [ censor bleep ] a raft. he is a well-known rafter. there are blurred lines. some pool floats want it and some don't -- >> look it's not rapy okay. i respect pool floats most of the time. when i was growing up on the mean streets if paul anka had written the facts of life theme song, i would be working in a [ inaudible ] bar instead. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you wouldn't have been blown up that tight. >> caller: my pool floats glow up giant mie lar-- mylar balloons to show they have a big lung. >> stephanie: he was arrested in 2011 after he was seen engaging in sexual conduct with a pink inflatable swimming pool raft. the witness who was the owner of the raft -- what is his raft? >> george raft? >> stephanie: he suspect took the raft with him after being told to stop. >> as soon as you put a hole in a raft to do it it will deflate -- >> stephanie: well that's why he better hurry. you are not at all concerned about satisfying the raft are you? >> exactly. [ lau

my friend, my president, harold shea berger. [applause] >> governor brewer, mayor, chief. senators mccain, members of congress, members of the president's cabinet, mr. vice president. someone who has had the backs of all of our members, firefighters throughout this country for so many years, having our backs not just with words, but with great deeds. 19 prescott firefighters, 19 brothers in arms. bound together by the essence of the words honor, commitment, pride, courage and sacrifice. incredible men, highly trained to endure beyond the capabilities of most of us. their job was to respond in areas where the forest burned wild. a unique band of men. they work for the city of prescott. because of their skills of the hotshots crew, they spent most of their time deployed, responding all across the country to those raging wildfires. they were also 19 incredible husbands and husbands to be, fathers and fathers to be, sons, brothers, friends. several were second-generation firefighters. many found their way to what we refer to as "the job" through different journeys. landing in

. >> stephanie: and you quote jonathan shea as saying their new negotiating point is we'll raise the debt ceiling for the rest of your term all you have to do a [ inaudible ] into law and privatize medicare. then we get speaker cantor or speaker paul ryan but most certainly it would get worse under either of those two. >> there's no question. boehner is -- you know a reasonable person, i suppose, compared to them. so, you know, this could and probably will get worse, and if we have president hillary clinton, which i fully suspect we may and hopefully may, you know, it's not like they are going to lighten up on hillary clinton. >> stephanie: right. you do make a point at the end. you say we need leaders from other walks of life. the most important thing you say is this is not a partisan crisis it's an historic crisis for america. and we need people to stand up and say to republicans that dysfunction cannot be your mission. govern conservatively, but govern. and we need big dollar organizations to replace these people. would that that could happen right? >> yeah. >> stephanie: it's tou