(cheers and applause) are you happy, ellen page. yourselfish coming out broke human rights. >> well, that's what gays are doing, i guess. >> stephen: all part of the plan. all part of the plan. i got one beef with you, request didn't you wait and come out on my show becaus because-- the ratings would have been incredible. >> well, yeah, maybe the colbert bump would have been helpful. you are talking about scissoring earlier, you know-- . >> stephen: you want to try it. here, let's do a little thing. >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: i will ask you a question, your line for ellen, okay. >> okay, great. >> stephen: so ellen, thanks for coming on the show. are you seeing anybody right now? >> no, actually i've been dating a really nice guy named brad. >> stephen: oh, really. >> no, i'm gay. >> stephen: what? ! does brad know? and scene. wow. wow. well, let me ask you, one of my favorite films of yours is juno. i just-- you know, as a conservative i just love that it was just wonderful, young lady gets pregnant, keeps the valentines, a wonderful

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ellen wrote four. how is it that the two of you make a record together? >> once you're sitting and playing a song, it's music in its own path. you stop thinking it's my son. you're two musicians working together on a song. >> because effectively you've been doing this together for a very long time. >> yeah. that's about as close as two people are going to get to sharing one voice. >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, clairemont, california. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the extreme weather in the west and central u.s. we'll get a live update. >>> plus, drone safety. a look at the growing risk of collisions with airplanes after a near accident. >>> and we sit down with the ceos and co-founders of online glasses seller warby parker. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. now... the latest developmes on a stubborn fire in north jose. the f

this week, he released his latest, a collaboration with his mother ellen. it's called childhood home. >> i just, you know, came to my mom and said let's do a song together, just one song. and from that one song came another song and another song. >> the songs are sounds of family life and the folk-music sounds. >> you know how it can be. >> ben wrote six of the tracks on the album, ellen wrote four. >> how is it for to you make a record together. >> once you bring a song and you are sitting and you are playing, it's music and it's its own path. i mean, you stop thinking oh, it's my son and are you two musicians and you're working together on a song. >> because effectively you have been doing this for a very long time. >> yeah, that's about as close as two people are going to get to sharing one voice ♪ turn it all again tomorrow >> anthony mason, cbs news, claremont, california. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor. cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night and happy mother's

ellen is among a growing number of women freezing their eggs. no longer called experimental, many say it's insurance against an uncertain future. >> they don't have the panic of i've got to get out and meet mr. right. they can put that on hold and think about their career and when the time is right, they have their eggs to go back and consider for transfer at that point. >> reporter: freezing eggs is expensive and rarely covered by health plans. the average cost for one round is $13,000 and also an annual storage fee and the longer a woman waits, the less likely eggs will be healthy. that's why companies are cutting costs or offering payment plans to make freezing eggs affordable. >> how are you feeling today? >> reporter: but doctors caution the older you are, the riskier it is for mother and baby. julie and husband ed had their first child without high tech help when julie was 39. >> i developed gestational diabetes, on insulin, having blood pressure issues. >> reporter: but max and lily are doing great and each mother's day is a reminder how

ellen and greg and to our panelists. that is today's power pitch. >> so, are you in or out on chemo cozy? follow the conversation on twitter. sue? >> i'm in. i think it's a great concept. more power to them. all right, to the bond market. we had that five-year note auction, this morning, fell below 2.5%. so, tell me what's going on now. i heard what you said earlier this morning and i think the deflation scenario is very interesting. >> i'm sorry, whether people want to acknowledge it or not, treasury market certainly predicting less global growth and look no farther than europe. yes, the auction was ordinary and average, but yet, it didn't change anything. you could hardly pick out the results. look at a ten-year chart, the same thing and as sue alluded to, hovering at 244. close since february. tens, lowest yield since june. 30s, lowest yield since june should it stay here under 330 and the one we really need to pay attention so, two-day chart of the ur os, the meeting is a week from tomorrow and hovering tat lowest le

our guest host for the hour, ellen zentner. let's get you some company news from the files of "bloomberg west." the camera that bikers to skydivers use for action videos, they have now filed for an ipo. doubling in the last year, they plan to position themselves as india company. twitter is holding talks right now to a higher or partner with several music related startups according to people with knowledge of the matter. one of the companies that they may buy is a sound cloud. ask apple and samsung who is to blame for blocking progress? each company says it is the other guy. in a court in california they have each said that there a point -- their opponent was making the settlement were difficult. they were in a three year long battle over the smart phone >> very good. the fondest hope of janet yellen jobsat the way to create is to reduce slack and for corporations to finally invest. witness one frank calderon at cisco, he has been there for 10 years through share price mediocrity. cisco doing better, he knows the pulse of our f

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ellen was unemployed and reportedly came close to bankruptcy. just 15 years later, she's hired as j.c. penney's spokeswoman and hosted the academy awards twice. this is so quick. >> amazing to see the tide shift in american culture and the change of opinion that nowadays, there's so much more support for gay rights, for same-sex marriage and equality. john: same-sex marriage is yet a different point, and let's look how quickly attitudes changed there. in 2004, abc "washington post" poll found gay marriage was opposed by 59% of americans. 10 years later supported by 59%. >> amazing to see so many out and proud gay americans like ellen, anderson cooper and neil patrick harris and now with michael sam being the first openly gay nfl player. john: there were a lot of people very upset by that. one football player derrick ward tweeted, man, you got little kids looking at the draft when the kiss was played. >> if it's okay for the media to show, heterosexual couples kissing and being affectionate, why shouldn't it be okay to have same-sex couples doing

we have with us mary ellen o'toole, an fbi profiler. mike brooks, hln law enforcement analyst, aaron perez, justice correspondent. but i want to start with paul minteri who is with affiliate kynt. what do we know about the suspect and the search for any information that could lead them to a motive? his home. his social media. his family and friends. >> i think they are going to try to retrace back, without officially naming the suspect at this time, look at all of those documents they claim to have in the video that has been widely distributed, although, again, he is unnamed, and try to retrace back what started all of this, what caused this mental mindset to go on this rampage, and who he was targeting. it looked like it was -- it was random, but there may be some indication that -- that there's more specific means of why he was out shooting last night. i can tell you they have a number of investigators from nearby agencies coming in, and they're going over crime scene, tracking the path of the shooter, the number of bullets fired, and

ellen was unemployed and reportedly came close to bankruptcy. just 15 years later, she's hired as j.c. penney's spokeswoman and hosted the academy awards twice. this is so quick. >> amazing to see the tide shift in american culture and the change of opinion that nowadays, there's so much more support foray rights, for same-sex marriage and equality. john: same-sex marriage is yet a different point, and let's look how quickly attitudes changed there. in 2004, abc "washington post" poll found gay marriage was opposed by 59% of americans. 10 years later supported by 59%. >> amazing to see so many out and proud gay americans like ellen, anderson cooper and neil patrick harris and now with michael sam being the first openly gay nfl player. john: there were a lot of people very upset by that. one football player derrick ward tweeted, man, you got little kids looking at the draft when the kiss was played. >> if it's okay for the media to show, heterosexual couples kissing and being affectionate, why shouldn't it be okay to have same-sex couples doing t

>> thank you i'm ellen levine so we will run through the slides. for the water supply conditions all right so total reservoir storage we're 67 percent of maximum and 416 ,000 acre feet of that is available directly for drinking water and the water bank is working for us and i'll go into a little bit more detail when we get to the slide on that. and we received 2.85 inches at hetch hetchy in april slightly below average for the month and with really limited run off because the conditions are really dry and the rain just just soaked right into the ground. i'll show you a plot that shows where our deliveries have been further in the presentation. >> i'm sorry where is this located. >> it's on your screen. >> i don't have a a screen. oh there it is thank you. do you have a hard copy available at some point? >> i don't have but we can get you one. >> can you mail me one? >> sure i'd be happy to. from the overview i just gave you from the last time steve gave a presentation hetch hetchy storage is up 14 percent so quite a bit of inflow over the last mont

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mary ellen suey, and her phone number. i said, okay, john. i said, who's that. that's your little girl. >> i call him my hero here on earth because if it hadn't been for dave, i wouldn't be here right now. >> mary ellen suey was renamed by her adopted parents and despite a lifetime of happy memories, she always wanted to learn the identity of the teenaged boy who saved her life. then last december her phone rang. it was dave. >> i said, my name's dave hickman and then i lost it. >> it was almost like i had known dave for years. >> ever since that call, mary ellen has wanted to meet her hero in person. on sunday she finally did. >> you've been waiting for this moment for 58 years, huh? >> 58 years but worth the wait. >> for a very special lady, save fwid hand of god, mary ellen suey. >> thank you. that's so sweet. >> he's like the brother i didn't know i had. >> i've seen that image of her lying in the weeds and me standing on top of the fence every day of my life. and i'll probably always see that. but at least now i know there's a happy ending. >> well, authori

more reasonable than the one that got ddt beyond the two deaths from malaria also ban the drug war is ellen's to lock people up forgiving cancer patients marijuana. you are more reasonable because most gmo don't want the boehner and just food labels to say if they contain gmo or not and celebrities are eager to point out other places require that. >> move to europe toward japan or china or india or a lot of countries where people have the right to space make he might decide not to buy a food that does not have gmo. >> other companies would lose a lot of money. john: you are just about money? >> this is about the right to know. real information. usda and others have said gmo is the same in terms of nutritional content. john: then why not label it? >> just to have something just gmo does not say anything other than skull and crossbones. michael wants to scare people to end the biotechnology revolution. john: that is not fair. >> did is just a label. >> they required the labeling for fats and sugars and saturated fats. john: thank you. please stick around someone else wants to tell us we are wro

i am now going to ask mary ellen carol to give us an update on the rim fire. thank you. >> thanks, ann, and thank you mayor, and thank you. thank you for asking us to come in... (inaudible) i will talk as loud as i can. can i take those? >> yes. >> okay. we will just... okay, so rim fire. this is a scematic of the hethch water system and hopefully you are familiar with it, the red circle is generally the area of the fire and so you can see while this incident happened 200 miles away from san francisco, it had potential huge impacts on san francisco itself. and those of our three reservoirs lake elnor and cherry lake and much of our hydroelectric power generation and in addition there is a place called camp neither that is in the center of that circle and so we were, really concerned, when the fire started on august 17th, it burned through, it was not 100 percent contained until october 25th and over 5,000 fire service personnel responded to this fire, we just as a puc had over 300 people involved in the response. and it was the third largest wildfire in califo

mary ellen o'toole. and nick valencia, thank you for your help with this. >>> while there's a community in mourning there's a question that cannot be ignored. could police have done something to perhaps intervene before the gunman did anything. the manifesto suggests that perhaps they could have. that's coming up along with more from one of rodger's neighbors. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. hey, razor. check this out. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'm cool. hey, isn't that razor's old lady? not anymore. priceline savings without the bidding. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with

gone and ruben alver and lisa matone and kelley cut ler, and adam gabreil and christopher harris and ellen kragy, and sank and keith chem p and there are still several more cards that i will read in a moment. >> the director of the missionary resource center and the local homeless coordinating board and we want to applaud mark farrell's taken the leadership from the board on this issue because from a local homeless coordinating board perspective, we really are missing is to have, every department that is involveding homeless and working together. and although there ised guideness and the stake holder gathering that the local homeless board has been doing and i have been on the board for now eight years and we see primarily, one department and human service agency and collaborating with us on a regular basis and also we see it now, and mayor's office of hope. and so from the perspective of the community we are building our five-year plan and i know that supervisor farrell has been privy of our plans and we want to make sure that when we are going our plan that we actually can get everybody

celebrities such as jay leno, l ellen degeneres are coming out against this. >> what year is this? 1814? it is 2014. we sit around here and okay evil flourishes when good people do nothing. there's nothing extreme happening here. these aren't crazy feminist whackos. >> they're pretty late to this game and far too few of them. for years, we've been spending up flares and sounding the alarm on how brutal sharia is, particularly to women. >> here's what sharia law will represent. iran requirement that women obtain permission from their husbands for their daily freedoms. beating of disobedient women and girls. >> can't work. can't go to school. we've seen what happens in iran under sharia. >> a country that sits on the brink of coming under fundamentalist sharia law where women have no rights, i hear one thing from the usually deafening voices of women's liberal groups. silence. >> they should care because it's happening all over the world to innocent people. let me clarify. in simple terms what sharia law is and what some of the punishments are. false accusations is punishable by deat

. >> ellen de generis,. >> announce a knew pienl code that will make adultery and gay sex punishable by death. brunei is the first asian country to adopt sharia law. >> about a week and a half ago we started to see some small reports in online media that the sultan of brunei had decided and announced that he was moving ahead with imposing these taliban laws. >> executive director of the feminist ms. magazine. >> global women rights at the beverly hills hotel within a week. when we were able to verify that that was what was happening we decided to pull the event away from the hotel. how could we hold a global women's rights awards event at a hotel whose owner was about to impose these talbot laws? >> about ook -- be tab be talibn laws? >> about a dozen followed suit. to date the hotel has lost $1.5 million in cancelled bookings. then at a packed meeting earlier this week, the city council pushed the issue even further. >> ideally, the brunei government will repeal these horrific laws. long and rich history in beverly uls hills will not be -- tarnished by the breu niep nye action. >> c

for more on the story, here's mary ellen hopkins. emergency crews rushed to the dunkin' donuts center in downtown providence.after a barnum and bailey circus stunt went wrong. this video shows the tragic moment eight acrobats hanging from a circus hoop by their hair fall to the ground. the stunt is called the medeiros hair hang act. at first i thought it was the act. we see them doing acrobats with their hair. i was worried for the people, for their welfare, hopefully they are alright. the general manager of the touring circus held back tears while talking about the injured performers. we ask everyone to pray for the girls and everyone on the act. several parents said thankfully their children didn't know the seriousness of what had happened. she didn't even know what happened which i am glad so. ya you worry cause its a bunch of kids. they don't know. they did good by dimming all the lights. barnum and bailey says safety tests are done routinely on their equipment.and they don't know what went wrong. this apparatus had been used for

dozens of celebrities, from ellen to jay leno are boycotting hotels linked to the sultan of brunei. >> reporter: some of those hotels are the bel-air and beverly hills hotel. they are part of the dorchester group. that is owned by an investment agency run by brunei's government. celebrities want to boycott the hotels. celebrities like mia farro saying skip the beverly hills:. >> also, last night there was a protest held outside the beverly hills hotel. here is jay leno and his wife. also ellen degeneres tweeted out about this writing: >> and you have richard branson who wrote: . >> and also british comedian steven fry wrote: >> now, the c.e.o. flew to the states from london, saying his hotels followed the laws of the u.s. and europe, not bloouni and feels that -- brunei and feels the hotels are being unfairly picked on and the boycott only he'lls employees. >> -- hinneders employees. >>> we've been talking about the climate change report. in the western united states one of the biggest areas for agriculture and government research shows the average price of eggs is $2.06 - that's a 7%

richard, now that jay leno and ellen degenerous and sir richard branson and sharon osborne opened the door, will you and all your liberal friends join us on the conservative side and stand up, identify radical islamist for what they are, their mistreatment of women and gays and lesbians who they kill, stoning to death women, allowing women to have the choice of dress. they ought to be allowed to drive their car and pick their husbands and work and ought to be able to go to school. are you going to join us with and stand up for women's rights considering those on the left like to say mitt romney with his minders of women's resumes was declaring a war on women? will you join us finally? >> i will -- sean, you know i always stand up for women's rights and lgbt -- >> i never heard you speak out against obama's policy -- >> wait one second here. i want to go back to one thing, i reject the notion the president is with jihad and al qaeda. he killed president obama -- >> actually navy seals killed him. >> we have drones up there every day destroying the taliban. that's president obama's fore

>> reporter: ellen degeneres said that they will not patronize the property. the talk show host tweeted i won't be visiting the bel-air or beverly hills hotel until this is resolved. >> the actions that they are taking is unfound the. >> reporter: groups shunning the company's hotel put their focus in the wrong place. >> it's going to hurt our employees and this has nothing to do with them whatsoever. it's not their fight. >> reporter: he says celebrities want to influence the state department to take action, in fact at a monday briefing marie harf addressed development in brunei. >> let me be very clear, we have concerns. >> reporter: she was asked whether diplomats ever stay at dochester hotels. >> i can check. i don't know the answer. >> reporter: the mayor is introducing a resolution before the city council that would urge the sultan. >> we have a history of standing strong against injustice. >> reporter: the legendary property has been around for over 100 years, longer than beverly hills itself. >> it's not for a boycott of the beverly hills hotel but it'

i worked very closely with ellen and developed a very high esteem for her work and passion for your work. it is a pleasure to see you here today. bea real privilege for me to able to kick off the annual global missile defense conference. it looks like you have a terrific company. a terrific range of speakers and topics, and a wonderfully diverse audience. partners from academia and industry, as well as experts from think tanks and congressional staffers, and a few friends from the diplomatic corps. i know from looking at the list but there are a few friends of mine,. knowledgeable friends mixed in. i appreciate the opportunity to talk about the missile defense and where i think we are headed and what we are up to. before talking or launching -- specifically into missile defense, i would like to begin by setting a bit of a strategic baseline. it will impact what i say about missile defense. everything that we should

. >> ellen de generis,. >> announce a knew pienl code that will make adultery and gay sex punishable by death. brunei is the first asian country to adopt sharia law. >> about a week and a half ago we started to see some small reports in online media that the sultan of brunei had decided and announced that he was moving ahead with imposing these taliban laws. >> executive director of the feminist ms. magazine. >> global women rights at the beverly hills hotel within a week. when we were able to verify that that was what was happening we decided to pull the event away from the hotel. how could we hold a global women's rights awards event at a hotel whose owner was about to impose these talbot laws? >> about ook -- be tab be taliban laws? >> about a dozen followed suit. to date the hotel has lost $1.5 million in cancelled bookings. then at a packed meeting earlier this week, the city council pushed the issue even further. >> ideally, the brunei government will repeal these horrific laws. long and rich history in beverly uls hills will not be -- tarnished by the breu niep nye action. >>

jay leno, ellen degenerous, sharon osborne calling for a boycott after learning a part owner is hassanal bolkiah. they are late to the game. because those stars and countless others on the left failed to recognize the raise of radical islam over the years, guess what did? on this program, we've been sounding this alarm how brutal and inhumane sharia law is to women. here is what sharia law will represent in other states, saudi arabia and iran and requirement that women get permission from their husbands for daily freedoms, beating of disobedient women and girls. execution of people that are gay. women in afghanistan can't work, can't go to school. we see in iran what happens, people's hands get chopped off. if you get raped as a woman you need four male eyewitnesss to prove it. as the world watches a country that sits on the brink of coming under fundamental law, i hear one thing from the usually deafening voices of liberal women's groups. silence. we bring in our studio. audience for reaction. brook. we talk a lot about terror. >> a lot of people argued it's the hash tag diplomacy that

where ellen cotton recorded the barrage of bullets on her i- phone. "i couldn't even find a word. horrible. sad, just like, i'm still like in shock that this happened here. it was just so random, you know?" : "in the angle that we can't show you, you can see the victim's friends trying to resuscitate him, then trying to comfort him. then, there is that woman who dials 911 and reaches out to the victim, refusing to leave even as the bullets are flying over her head. this deli, a microcosm of humanity and bravery, even in the face of such horror. kyung lah, cnn, isla vista, california." we're also hearing from one of the survivors in friday's rampage. danville resident nick pasichuke was run over by the gunman as he was riding his long-board down the street. he suffered two broken legs. and had to undergo surgery as a result. pasichuke says it all happened so fast.but he remembers the moment police told him others had also been attacked. for the very latest stay on this developing story. head to kron 4 dot com. that's where we'll bring you the latest details around the clock as the

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from the start the relationship was volcanic, with regular eruptions, stolen kisses with lady gaga and ellen pushed piggy's buttons. >> piggy, are you the jealous type? >> i'm not the jealous type. i'm just plain jealous. ladies, if you come near my frog you are toast. >> tina fey ignores that warning, working intimately with kermit on "muppet's most wanted." the muppet insider brett mckinzie sees it all. fey is quick to deny any rom romantic intentions. >> oh, that is just my friend. >> and ms. piggy laughs it off. >> that is rich. he loves me. he loves me not! >> ms. piggy turns her relationship with kermit and the muppets into a fortune. >> why be you when you could be me? >> fortune and fame transformed them into a power couple, rivaling kanye or billary, maybe kiggy? >> kermit the pond -- >> i really do like that actually. >> but for kermis, dating a pog is not readily accepted. >> i am an amphibian american and i love it. i am taking an issue to discuss with the president. that is inter-species dating. >> the whole subject of inter-species dating was sensitive back there. >> we've actu

jay leno, ellen degenerous, sharon osborne calling for a boycott after learning a part owner is hassanal bolkiah. they are late to the game. because those stars and countless others on the left failed to recognize the raise of radical islam over the years, guess what did? on this program, we've been sounding this alarm how brutal and inhumane sha ria law is to women. here is what sharia law will represent in other states, saudi arabia and iran and requirement that women get permission from their husbands for daily freedoms, beating of disocho bead yenlt women and girls and execution of people that are gay. women in afghanistan can't work, can't go to school. we see in iran what happens, people's hands get chopped off. if you get raped as a woman you need four male eyewitnesss to prove it. >> a country that sits on the brink of coming understae ing u law, i hear one thing from the usually deafening wovoices of liberal women's groups. silence. we bring in our studio. [ inaudible ] -- audience for reaction. what do you think of the hashtag? >> a lot of people argued it's the hashtag to plow

she opened to ellen degeneres about her cravings for pickles and sauerkraut. and why she wants a natural birth. >> will you do an epidural? >> no. >> really? >> i know. i'm crazy. i did this to myself. >> i might as well do it right. >> well, first of all -- >> i wanted this. it's not like -- no one made me do this. >> you didn't do it to yourself. i know that much. >> almost turned into a whole different conversation. the star revealed ashton is learning her native language so they can speak to the baby in russian. and if that doesn't work, bianna tutors on the side in russian. you can hire her as your nanny. >> i'm impressed every time by that. 100% of the time. >> i know. languages are exciting. she's going to do the newscast next week in russian. >>> major buzz for hunter hayes. he's officially a world record holder. the country star kicked things off right here on "gma" yesterday morning. embarking on a challenge to play the most concerts in multiple cities in 24 hours. the old record was eight shows in one day. hunter played ten. here's the moment he off