troy wagner has a quite lengthy disciplinary history. >> wagner says his latest outburst was prompted by his desire to be moved to another housing unit. he says other inmates were harassing him because he is a sex offender. >> the best thing is to keep it to yourself and not tell somebody what you're in prison for, because you tell people what you're in prison for, then they go around telling other inmates and other inmates will run after you, they want to fight you. >> like wagner, jeffrey flanders, serving a life sentence for murder, has also felt vulnerable around other inmates, but for a completely different reason. he stands just 4'6" tall. >> prison is a place where they tend to prey on the weak. i carry myself in a way that a person would know, if they came anywhere in my space and was trying to take something from me or cause me any type of physical harm, that they'll be dealt with. >> nobody ain't going to come take nothing from me. even if they won the battle, it won't be a battle they just win this day, it will be an ongoing battle. >> flanders' small stature is the result

wagner was looking on and he drains this birdie to go 14 under. but they would not go away, this kept him two back. wagner ran into trouble as the tee shot found the edge of the bunker. he would have to settle for a bogey. that opened the door for his third straight left him 11 under par. >> and tour de france was especially tough for britain's cyclist. he going careening off the side after a mountain. he was okay after climbing his way back up. it was a two-man race to finishn captured. giants lost today and after the contest, sergio romo would not talk to the media. very frustrated. very frustrated. >> they are [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> coming up at 11:00, unique the pilot faced a

kathy wagner with the san francisco airport. the airport is looking to amend four leases and marilla chocolate company and pacific gateway expressions and xpresspa sf. these tenants are in terminal three of the airport and we can asking amendments to extend the leases as well as make payments to the tenants to mitigate the closure of that area has had on them. the board agreed to the suspension of the guarantees of the tenants in july 2011. originally the airport intended for a less dramatic redevelopment project of the terminal but as we got into the project we realized it was going to be more extensive than we thought so we have a opening date of january 2014. the proposed amendments would extend the previous suspensions by 20 months and we are asking for retroactively to may of 2012. it would allow us to reimburse the tenants for constructions costs they have incurred during the closure. the budget analyst reported in consultation with the airport staff these payments and suspension of mags result in 1.5 million dollars of lo

the wagner act changed that. this law gave robber workers in wagner, ohio, the legal tools to protest the conditions they were working under. it authorized an nonpartisan federal agency consisting of agencies protected by the president. union card members worked together to work together to improve their working conditions. today the nlrb is needed perhaps more than ever. let me tell you a story real quick, madam president. a few years ago i was in cincinnati at a dinner and sitting at the table in front of me were six or seven middle-aged women, half white, half minority perhaps. they had just signed their first union contract with the service employees international union. these five or six women were the negotiators with the -- on behalf of 1,200 janitors negotiating with the downtown cincinnati business owners. there was an empty seat at the table so i went and sat down. i said what does having this union mean to you? they had just signed the contract that tkaeufplt -- day. one woman said i am 51 years old. t

my name is kevin wagner, i represent ers as a member of the team. what i want to say is that our team has worked very closely with the tja staff and we feel this is a prudent budget. the project reserves and contingencies that are represented in that budget i believe are the appropriate amount based on the position of the project and the amount of time left for construction in the actual project itself. i'm very glad to hear that there is not any interest in delaying the approval of this budget because any delays in the project at this stage are sure to cost this project millions of dollars. so i'm very glad to hear that the intention of the board is to move forward with this. also want you to know that the entire team has spent countless hours of reviewing the alternatives in this budget to make certain we have presented to the community a project that is responsible. that we've looked at in in terms of not only the actual project cost itself, but also the long-term impact on the operations of the facility itself. also i want to talk in terms of th

it paul wagner is here with the the story. >> reporter: 20 or so people pe gathered reporters on thers on e 5th floor of the building and questioned why the chief was taking so much heat from the d.c. members of the council. co. and they called that nobody called of the recision nation of the previous chief and suggested that. race with a high-profile endorsement from the firefighters union. >> i too, feel that things have gone on before he became our our fire chief, nothing was done doe about it, but all of a sudden, n we have people in the city city council that is calling for his resignation. i think that they need to just t let him do his job and do ondo with the business of the city. >> reporter: what one mann noted no one had asked for chief dennis resignation following stories that reflected padly onn the fir-- badlyon the departmen >> i said they didn't call for his resignation. r >> do you think it's racial. >> they didn't do anything about rubin. he sold our fire trucks, no onee called for a real investigation. this man sheer, step back, let him do his job for those of us s w

and wagner wasn't up to the pressure today. he's in the bunker at 15 and airmails the pin. that is sent to one of his four bogeys with his 73. by 16, blixt had gone in front by two. and he goes on to one for the second time in his career by two shots over wagner, matt jones and steve boudish. that will do it for this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> fun piece by fred. >> yeah that's good. >> it will be fun playing a basketball game with yourself. >> and beat him, i know i can't. >> thank you for joining us. >> be sure to join the morning news, they will be live at sfo and coming up a little later tomorrow morning, we'll hear from a group [ female announcer ] when you asked us to remove high fructose corn syrup from yoplait original and light, we were like, "sure. no problem!" and you were like, "thanks, but what about thick & creamy and whips!" and we were like, "done and done! now it's out of everything yoplait makes." and you were all, "yum!" and we're like, "is it just us, or has this been a really good conversation?" and you were

i'm alex wagner in for lawrence o'donnell. up next, "hardball" with chris matthews. >>> new york decides. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this, public office. what is it today? what does it say to elevate one to public office? what does it mean to hold someone high and say he or she should be our leader, that this is the best of us, the leader we choose to speak for us, act for us, be for us t

will. >>> paul wagner in the newsroom. >>> what is next in the george zimmerman case?zimmer we have a panel of discussion today, lin with verna bay, and the george, and the president os the d.c. chapper o chapter of t. i want to thank you for being here today. >> they are calling for federall charges to be brought dependence george zimmerman. they are saying that this casese was about race, and george zimmerman profiled trayvonayvon martin. >> what is the naacp position on this? >> the naacp position is urging the department of justice to investigate, but also urging them to file charges because this was a civil rights violation against tra trayvonvon martin. >> a short time ago, u.s. attorney general eric holder announced he and the justice department shared the concern about the entire nation, becaus, of this case. we are as revolved as you are to combat violence directed to young people, to direct, and mistang beliefs and stereotypes that serve as the basis forr these two common incidents. >> as a civil rights attorney,ts is this an uphill battle to get this case, y

and lewis douglas is with the folks that charged fort wagner. so douglas said hey. get with the program. if we win the war we will need to unleash this force. then he comes back and meets with him. and they were buddies. and had a mutual respect for eachother. recent books that have come out there. was a play it forward theatre and i try i'd to move pack beyond that. but douglases in the crowd. the second inaugural. it is very, very well-known story. that i will tell that again. and it crash the executive manning that everybody some people know this story. that douglas is trying to get. and the police say. who you are. we cannot admit. and you says that is nonsense. so basicly, douglas physically removed out. and sew comes and he said so that is my friend let him go. he said what did you think of the speech? >> douglas said. i do not think you want my humble opinion. and he said. that was a sacred effort. in rochester. lincoln was assassinated. he tried exchange. and to change course. and johnson really was an adversary to the radical republicans in congress. so he

i would like to take a moment to introduce two other board members to the museum, nora wagner, arturo, we congratulate you on your engagement. my name is andrew and on the board to the museum. i'm a bay area resident since 1963 born in mexico. i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the schools there. the building is being advanced at the highest national level to ensure that we in san francisco have rich and cultural assets. i stand before you to share with you that as a trustee, we take our job and responsibilities extremely seriously to the point where we have been acknowledged the first in the west coast and san francisco. to bring about this final adoption of the development of the mexican. >> good afternoon president chiu. medications -- members of the board of supervisors. i'm here the urge you to affirm the permit and wan

members to the museum, nora wagner, arturo, we congratulate you on your engagement. my name is andrew and on the board to the museum. i'm a bay area resident since 1963 born in mexico. i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the schools there. the building is being advanced at the highest national level to ensure that we in san francisco have rich and cultural assets. i stand before you to share with you that as a trustee, we take our job and responsibilities extremely seriously to the point where we have been acknowledged the first in the west coast and san francisco. to bring about this final adoption of the development of the mexican. >> good afternoon president chiu. medications -- members of the board of supervisors. i'm here the urge you to affirm the permit and wanted to read you a letter from the improve

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i would like to take a moment to introduce two other board members to the museum, nora wagner, arturo, we congratulate you on your engagement. my name is andrew and on the board to the museum. i'm a bay area resident since 1963 born in mexico. i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the

, host of now with alex wagner here on msnbc. thank you all for being here. alex, i want to start with you. what do we do with a coalition of women who we know showed up in part because president obama was at the top of that ticket. how do we get that coalition out in 2014 and in 2016? >> well, mitt romney was certainly an energizer. everybody looked at him and thought, that can't be the man that sits at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. i think what's happening, you're seeing the republican party at a real crisis and a crossroads, on both the national level and the state level. and i twa still the national level is what we pay attention to a lot in the media in terms of congress and the debates they have and the panels they have featuring all white males talking about women's issues. and that certainly in and of itself is enough to get people at least outraged. but what is happening at the state level across the country, whether it's through defunding planned parenthood, whether it's through transvaginal ultrasounds, there's an ongoing

. >> friday saw the premiere of richard wagner possible inc.. the festival staged a new interpretation of the four-part opera cycle. part one is set in a sleazy motel guest asian. in this version of the work thomas gold has been replaced by oil as the focus of reed and passions read the production is sure to offer monday of fuel for debate.

i would like to take a moment to introduce two other board members to the museum, nora wagner, arturo, we congratulate you on your engagement. my name is andrew and on the board to the museum. i'm a bay area resident since 1963 born in mexico. i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the schools there. the building is being advanced at the highest national level to ensure that we in san francisco have rich and cultural assets. i stand before you to share with you that as a trustee, we take our job and responsibilities extremely seriously to the point where we have been acknowledged the first in the west coast and san francisco.

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wagner, south carolina, was a defeat for the union army but a galvanizing victory for freedom. the flag bearer for the 54th massachusetts regiment was an escaped slave named william carney. carl cruz was his great, great, great grand nephew. >> when i think what carney did was so important even when the country did not feel he was a man, that was really pretty powerful. >> reporter: carney and hundreds of other african-americans enlisted in the 54th after lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. the 54th regiment went south to fight, knowing if they were captured they could go back into slavery. >> they saw it as an opportunity to show they were the same kind of patriot as everyone else. >> reporter: in the movie "glory" nearly half of the 6,400 men were casualties. >> even though they lost the battle, the 54th won everyone's respect because they proved that african-americans could be exemplary soldiers. >> reporter: sara grinot is curator at the national gallery of art, which is spearing an exhibition about the regiment, including first medal of honor ever awarded to an a

. >> reporter: the battle of fort wagner, south carolina was a defeat for the union army but a galvanizing victory for freedom. the flag bearer for the 54th massachusetts regiment was an escaped slave named william carney. carl cruz is his great, great grand nephew. >> when i think of what sergeant carney did and the fact that duty was so important, even at a time when the country did not feel that he was a man, that was really pretty powerful. >> reporter: carney and hundreds of other african-americans enlisted in the 54th after president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. the men of the union's first black regiment went south to fight knowing if they were captured they could be sold back into slavery. >> they saw it as an opportunity to show that they were the same kind of patriot as everyone else that was fighting for their country. >> reporter: in the battle dramatized in the 1989 movie "glory" nearly half the 54th's 600 men were casualties. >> even though they lost the battle, the 54th won everyone's respect because they proved that african-americans could be exemplary sold

bob wagner is trying to get to. >> anchorage. >> reporter: for? >> for an alaskan cruise. >> reporter: when does the boat leave? monday at 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: do you have a reservation? >> on a flight? >> reporter: yeah. >> no. we were coming in about 15 minutes after the accident. we actually saw the smoke on the runway when we diverted down to the other airport, i forget, san jose or something, and we got bussed up to here. now we're in this line waiting to see if we can get any flights to anchorage. >> with all your best friends. >> yeah. >> reporter: as far as you can see, i was speaking with a couple women who would flown in from christchurch. their balings went on the airport without them. they are stuck in san francisco, no bags, no way to get a hotel room, because they're being told the hotels are full. i did talk to an employee who was handing out vouchers at a discount. whether or not there are actually rooms at the hotel, she wasn't able to tell me. mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> we have a statement now from the democratic leader, na

johnson wagner had a chance to take sole possession. lead 6th stage of the tour de france in scorhing heat. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware of we should mention joey chestnut won nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> mazing. >> seems like there has to be a limit. >> that is a good one. >> join me tonight at 9:00 a state department in trouble then at 11:00 bart talks expected to resume at any moment. plus what to expect for the morning commute. >> that is it nor edition of abc 7 news. >> from the entire news team have a good night we want to live with you a look at fire works on this 4th of july. we'll see you later tonight. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a website manager from washington, d.c... and our returning co-champions -- a camera operator from los a, california... and an i.t. consultant originally from flna... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy fourth of july. you know, i can't remember the last ti

in fact bob wagner. how did you make out. you have been waiting in line for three hours. >> almost four. they told us, they leave 4:00 on monday is the last tram that leaves a airport to get us to the ship. >> for your vacation. >> how soon the plane get you there? >> i think it's 11:00 that night. >> you are going to miss five hours. >> we lose our trip by $3,000 and our dream. >> and you are smiling. >> he has had a hard day. >> i'm tired. >> a lot people have had hard day. let me show you the extent of a line. this is a three hour line. you really don't get the sense of it until you can get up high and take a look. it's as far as you can see in every direction. reporting from terminal 3, "abc 7 news". >> can you imagine. >> we're going to continue here, a lot more to bring you. coming up we'll talk to aviation expert about what could have gone wrong today. >> and also where she was supposed to that on the fateful asiana >> cheryl: we have learned that the ntsb investigators have made it here. >> they will be on site to beg

war in an end to fredericks' eldest son was on the beach with the 54 the infantry in charge of fort wagner. so he said again with the program we need to unleash a force. he then it comes back in the fall and meets with him but they had a mutual respect for each other there has been some recent books that have come out and i tried to move beyond that. the dog -- douglas is in the crowd in his second inaugural and will those story he basically crashes the after party executive mentioned -- mission and the police say you are you? we cannot admit you he said this is nonsense and mr. lincoln knows me so basically he is a physically moved out and abraham lincoln says let him go. and he says what did you think of this speech? he said you don't want to hear my humble opinion if he said it was an effort but actually he was in rochester with lincoln was assassinated in johnson was a difficult president douglas and was persuaded by douglas to try to change course but johnson was adversarial to the cause. to the left is douglas who had four children who lived to adulthood they move to washington after

dell wagner is with us now to set up the numbers as they come out today. nokia, there is so much riding on the new releases of phones and the ones we had out from the likes of blackberry, htc, samsung, a little disappointing of late. why is nokia's lumia going to be any different? >> i'm not so sure it is disappointing. the nokia phone has just been released it quite an extraordinary piece of engineering. it has a 41 megapixel camera into it. if you wanted to buy that as a camera stand alone, the only one you can buy is 20,000 pound, that has that sort of resolution. to put that into a small phone is quite extraordinary. >> the analysts keep talking about this, i keep having these conversations and the number one thing that comes out is it is about the camera. to me it seems almost backward looking because we all know that smartphones have fairly decent cameras anyway. so what difference does it make? >> it does make a difference. the phone is becoming the center of every person's universe almost, the main access point for the internet now, it is first poi

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. >>> all right, paul wagner, thank you.ank yo >>> we want to take you live to police headquarters where a press conference has just wrapped up on this case. bob barnard is there right now. bob, take it away.e it >> reporter: you are lookinglon at a saifn assistant police chis you might have reported at the top of the show, the autopsy is basically inconclusive, itve, it doesn't tell investigators their cause and the manner of death, but it does say that there were no signs of trauma to michaelto kins bury's body but his body had started to decompose, so hee had been dead a while when they found him.d although they don't know exactly at what time he tied. also, they are not sure if michael was in that car the whole time from the time he wasa reported missing sunday morning around 9:00, 9:30 until he was found yesterday afternoon, a a full 30, or 32 hours later. what they can tell us now, is there were four police officerse who at some point during thatng long search for michael looked inside the car. they never looked inside of the trunk, but they say they for whatever reason they asked

wagner chance to take sole possession of the lead but miss key putt. he and gain or tied at the top at 8 under par. sixth stage of the tour de france, 110 mile trek in scorching heat. caured the stage in sprint finish. fifth career tour win. darrell the new over all leader and first south african to wear the yellow jersey. >> 2 more week left to go in the race. far from the finish. >> thanks rick so much. >> and again thanks for joining thus evening on this fourth of july. for all of us, thanks for watching. 7 news continues now on line on twitter. facebook and all the mobile did he vase with the news app. leave with you some of tonight fireworks over san francisco. fireworks over san francisco. have a great evening everyone. ("jingle bell rock" plays) charlie: how's this? this look centered? mac: uh, no, you got to move it a little to the left. all right, there we go. - how's that? - no, your other left. uh, my other left? i only have one left.

a tight rope wagner china set a world record. the fastest high wire walk between hot air balloons. he walked on a 59-foot long steel platform. he was 108 feet high. he was attached by a rope for safety. it took him over 38 seconds to get safely across. >>> planes and blimps can still display their ads over san francisco for now. but a debate goes on about banning aerial advertising. the board of supervisors postponed a vote on monday. supervisors due to leave for a summer recess next week which means september is the earliest the vote can be rescheduled. >>> today an antioch man accused of killing two people at a san francisco jewelry store earlier this month is scheduled to enter a plea in court. 23-year-old barry white has been charged with killing two employees at the? gold jewelry store. and seriously injuring the store's owner. prosecutors say white attacked the employees because he thought he had been overcharged for an item he purchased. >>> facing heavy pressure the california public utilities commission is 3r0 posing new rules for ride sharing services. the states says com

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in fact, bob wagner. hi, bob. >> hi. >> how did you make out? you have been waiting for three hours i know. >> almost four now. >> and? >> they told us that we have to be at the anchorage airport at 4:00 monday is the last tram that leaves the airport to get us to the ship for the norwegian cruise line. >> for your vacation? >> for our cruise, yes. >> how soon can they get you there? >> 11:00 at night. >> you are going to miss it by 5 hours? >> yep. >> so you lose your trip? >> lose our trip, our 3,000 bucks and our dream. >> and you are smiling. he's had a hard day. >> i'm tired. >> a lot of people have had a very hard day at sfo. let me show you the extent of the line. this is a three-hour line, as we reported. but you really don't get the sense of it until you can get up high and take a look at it. it's as far as you can see in every direction. reporting from terminal three, mark matthew, abc7 news. >> coming up, breaking news from the peninsula where a fire at an apartment building has sent several people to the hospital. >> we will also che

in fact, bob wagner. hi, bob. >> hi. >> you have been waiting for three hours? >> almost four now. >> and? >> our cruise leaves, we have to be at the anchorage on monday is the last way to get to the ship for the norwegian cruise line. >> for your vacation? >> yes. >> how soon can the plane get you. >> 11:00 at night. >> so you miss it by five hours? >> yep. >> lose your trip? >> lose our trip, 3,000 bucks and our dream. >> and you are smiling. he's had a hard day. >> i'm tired. >> a lot of people have had a very hard day at sfo. let me show you the extent of the line. this is a three-hour line, a we reported. but you really don't get the sense of it until you can get up high and take a look at it. it's as far as you can see in every direction. reporting from terminal three, mark matthews, abc7 news. >> our continuing coverage of the crash at sfo continues in just a couple of minutes. >> we will check out your weather with lisa argen. >> the faa website, 4 hours 25 minute delay at sfo. 56 degrees san francisco. going for a high of 67. spot on normal today. i'll

he is an exchange he had with my colleague, alex wagner, take a look. >> you have a bill that was put together by john mccain and lindsey graham and the u.s. chamber of commerce, and you're going to blame democrats? >> yeah, if chuck schumer does not accept a solution from the house, if he says that 80% is not good enough for him, because he wants 100%, then it is his fault. >> okay. do republicans actually believe that they can kill this or walk away from it, and actually blame the democrats? have they convinced themselves that they are not going to bear the brunt of the wrath of a lot of angry people in this country if this thing dies? >> there's a real political reason to pass immigration reform, you've mentioned the statistic of president bush's 2004 margin, i think when you look at that exchange, with congressman labrador, you see republicans paralyzed by fear, that the administration and senate democrats are playing a political chess game, and this immigration reform package coming out of the senate, with 11 million people becoming new citizens is going to benefit the democrats

>> i had seen the picture that officer wagner had taken of him prior to -- >> may i approach the witness, your honor? just so we're clear -- >> may i approach the bench? i have an objection. >> as they go to side bar, i want to bring in jeff toobin. we were talking about this earlier, jeff, the idea that as detective serino recommended, manslaughter might have been an easier sell than the prosecutors are having right now with the evidence they're given. >> it sure is. look at this cross-examination. this detective is almost going out of his way to say, no, zimmerman was cooperative, he didn't look like he was changing his mind, he was being honest, he was being forth right. this is a dream cross-examination of a detective who interrogated your client, the defendant in the case. now, i don't think this is going to determine the outcome of the case all by itself but, boy, this detective is certainly making george zimmerman look like one cooperative suspect. and, you know, the defense attorney isle mi milking that fl its left. >> diane, any closing thoughts? >> i'm just fascinated watching

tim smith, wagner everything else saw those injuries. okay. you do still get me going over some of the instructions with you. reasonable doubt. what is it? can't tell you any more that what you have. the judge has read it a couple times. reasonable doubt, don't start with the premise, presumption of innocence, sticks and stays until it is taken away by evidence that convinces you beyond a reasonable doubt that it is no longer appropriate to consider -- innocent, then and only then do you get to convict my client of anything. reasonable doubt is not a mere possibledoubt. if you've got to make it up, it's not a reasonable doubt. we talked about me proving my case, as though i had to. it's not a speculative doubt or imaginary doubt or forced doubt. you have a doubt, and you say to yourself, i don't buy this doubt, i'm going to force myself to believe it. that would be a forced doubt and isn't reasonable, but a reasonable doubt is not a mere possible doubt, speculative or imaginary. such a doubt must not influence you to return a verdict of not gu

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. >>> good evening, i'm alex wagner in for lawrence o'donnell. carlos danger's sexting promise. >> he made his promises, he had changed, he was a better man now. i am proof that that is not true. >> do you think he was trying to pull one over on the voters of new york? >> oh, absolutely, he wouldn't have went on the whole, oh, i'm a changed man, learned my lesson. he wouldn't have said all of those things if he was not trying to be someone he was not. >> as for carlos danger, his pants are unflago, while his campaign is starting to cool. he prepared meals with volunteers. later, when speaking to reporters, he was questioned, not about his plans for the city of new york, but why he said he is no longer sending lewd messages to women who are not his wife. >> these things did take place before and after i resigned. over a period of time, sometimes they didn't go consistently, whatever, but the point is, they're behind me, a year ago at least. >> okay, wait. it is a year ago at least. according to the reports from t thedirty.com, the site where oh, m

[richard wagner's ride of the valkyries] [audience ohs] [horse neighs] [buzzer] [audience boos] [buzzer] - oh, good lord. - i blew it. - oh, that was just stupid. that's all i've got to say. - million-dollar act? uh, no. [cheers and applause] - you guys are mean, you're mean. the girls are mean. - no, we're honest. - you're mean. - follow me, guys. [cheers and applause] - what up, new york? both: ♪ drop, drop, drop it like an elevator ♪ ♪ drop, drop, drop it like an elevator ♪ ♪ drop, drop, drop it like an elevator ♪ [buzzers] - let's go! [audience boos] - trying to be honest with you. for me, this is... [blows raspberry]. - i appreciate that. i appreciate the honesty. this has been fun! - ♪ drop it like an elevator ♪ drop, drop, drop it like an elevator ♪ - see you soon. [cat meows] [gershon kingsley's popcorn] [buzzers] - it's a tough crowd. - oh, no. [cat meows] - no, no, no, no. [buzzers] [audience boos] - i have to be honest. [cat meows] this was terrible. - ♪ honesty is such a lonely word ♪ - they're already good. - i got to be honest with you. when people wa