like, for example, priscilla owen. priscilla owen had been in the texas supreme court alongside alberto gonzalez. and even a fellow bushy had denounced her on the court for what he called her unconscionable judicial activism against reproductive rights. about whether or not a teenage girl could get an abortion that she wanted. saying the girl should be quizzed about whether or not she understood religious objections to the girl getting an abortion. if she could not articulate religious grounds against her having an abortion then texas should not allow her to get one. that was too much for even alberto gonzalez who filed a special concurring opinion to point out how freaking nuts that was. but when george w. bush, nevertheless, picked priscilla owen for a lifetime appointment for the federal bench, her hometown paper was horrified. here's how they started their editorial about her nomination. they said earlier this month, 44 u.s. senators refused to go along on a vote that would've ended a filibuster on the nomination o

priscilla met kennedy johnson and his killer. he was a researcher and met oswald while working as a reporter in the soviet union. she's the author of a book called "marina and lee." mr. pra zil la joins me. thanks for being with us. you know president kennedy when he was a senator and you met lee harvey oswald in the soviet union when you were a reporter. what went through your mind when you realized you knew the man that killed the president? >> i was stunned. i had thought that he would be stuck in the soviet union forever. i had no idea that he had been able to return to the united states. >> what do you remember about meeting oswald? was he like? >> well, he was slight of build, rather polite. he had a slight southern accent. we talked a long, long time. he wanted to talk about economics. i wanted to talk to him about himself. there were certain subjects he clearly didn't want to talk about, and he was very, very angry at the american embassy, which had stoled him when he tried to take an oath renouncing his american citizens

priscilla, that photo that you see your -- how old are you? >> three. >> three. let me see how strong you are. ow! you knock me over. first of all, that was a strong salute. right? that was a strong salute. that was excellent. you could do it any time you would like today. priscilla, when you saw that happening -- what are you doing? you want to be like dad? of course. so you see him saluting. how did you feel? >> as a mother, it was like a tear moment. i wanted to cry. i was like oh, my god. 'cause we never taught him to salute. he always put his hand over his heart. when he saw my husband, i said, look at daddy. that's when he put his arm up. i ran to the living room and i was saying, don't move! don't move! >> i know that mom moment when you want capture with tears in your eyes. what was your initial reaction? >> i didn't even know 'cause i had just gotten off work and the first thing i did was take out trash. >> good guy. >> the timing was right and she actually showed me after the fact. i didn't even know. i knew he was waiting for me to come inside. other t

all three brazil's globally as a rapidly emerging economy priscilla has received about two hundred billion dollars in foreign direct investment in the past six years and is now the world's sixth largest economy. my advice also on my head. and they've seen an artist donald i did the two i can do. it is in . he he. i do. it is. i did it. good thing i do. steve. i did. you did. we were in it. didn't you the game. i wanted to do ch ch. i knew you know who who who the line. the mou signed between the kidneys and new zealand ministry of defence. i'm going to string the lights. most of

priscilla he is in in for the in south after her on was not iran was not transparent according to the nonprofessional if you have you can pursue but you have to be transparent and. when you establish your you for you you you put you build a place in order to enrich uranium so you know it's this i think kind of command information but again i don't want to go into detail into the know but i do agree with what i what i was saying is that if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran for the last few decades most countries in the world disagree with it very strong majority against it it is the perception is is that they again the americans and it's a close allies hijack what do we mean by the international community and you know what they could even be bombed to hell in the name of the international community which would be an absolute fraud george go ahead. yes exactly. in the case of iran the i.a.e.a. has never found that iran had a nuclear weapons program that he was diverting any enrich uranium towards nuclear weapons program even the us intelligence agencies have not

this is priscilla tougher for j and one in washington the forms they should be pissed if you want ceremony and dinner has been held in beijing china forbes asia's biggest fifty companies represent the best of the biggest listed companies in the region to have an annual trip to new market capitalization of at least three billion dollars the company's licence several criteria including revenue profits return on capital share price movement and outlook. twenty six of the company's tainted chinese region while indian firms often went over the place is on the list. the technology industry that the way with mining companies followed by the german consumer goods sector with seven firms in the fabulous fifty the remaining members of british comedy current twenty points and have been dealt still too low it was shown on the next year. it will be the first time in more than three decades that point the news junkies michael hagan eric idle terry jones and terry gilliam have performed together. a question for like as john cleese consists of a one and only in what can we expect to see. well it's nice to

stance of which can cause against the rules you can for them is justified here's a brief previously priscilla is the name for doing and in the south of tokoroa. no was not the law was not transparent according to the known proficiency you how you can pursue but you have to be transparent to go to it. although when you establish your new flight ua you will you play you will the police in order to enter into any of you. this is just because i think i'm the fat kind to stifle widget but again i don't wanna go into the killing to that now the idea is great with the one. if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran. the last few decades most countries in the world disagree with it very strong majority against it is the perception is visiting again the americans and its close allies hijack what we mean by the international community and you know what they could even be bombed to help in the name of the international community were to be an absolute fraud george go ahead yes exactly it. in the case of iran of the iaea has never found that the iran had nuclear weapons program but he

reverse the trend that we seem to be on leading up to twenty sixteen or whenever it happens to be crash priscilla can happen anytime i'm projecting twenty sixteen because the obama demonstrations denouncing the bush restoration to that which is trying to hold off until after the elections of november. and that is twenty two dozen interest in this case twenty sixteen. i don't know to be successful. i'm frankly skeptical of what can we do the fundamentals have to be change we need to we need to break up the big banks can you start forcing the term anti trust act not just the big banks that virtually every industry in america it's been a liverpool since the hands of her three or four corporation said that in nature. broad and diverse as strong. andy and very narrow its fragile and every aspect of our economy now is like that impression from banking to add to comment on the blanks. so we go quicker mr forrest sherman act. bring back some to my class to go on to it gonna bring back the middle class can change your entry concerning trade policies. and these are things and that's just the beginning but

but is tess priscilla found out that many more expected. the report by the independent newspaper aside to seek a diplomatic sources in essentially what they say is that washington is playing a key role in trying to block the sun that the publication of some classified information which essentially contains the conversation and exchanges between the president george w bush and uk prime minister tony blair got this would be crucial information for that the walking quietly that's going on here now as far as justifications are concerned some of those diplomatic sources say that the us is highly sensitive but pay any information that leads to the president or anyone around them but also that it is not london's call to make that decision on publishing information again which relates to the american the president and also david cameron have told that some of the documents need to be handled sensitively and that has been interpreted by the cabinet office. i was sad and ensuring that the relationship the special relationship between the us in the uk

allies are focused on the promised resumption of talks with iran in geneva on november twenty s this is priscilla tough for jenny and one in washington eight affiliated group operating in levin on has claimed responsibility for the two blasts which struck the iranian embassy in beirut explosions killed at least twenty three people and let severe damage in the surrounding area. the mv do i azam brigade is a sunni muslim militant group which was started in two thousand twelve with the aim of fighting both israel and the shia muslim militant networkezbollah a proxy of the iranian state according to the as a brigade hezbollah is guilty of preventing sunnis from fighting against israel inadvertently protecting it. the attack in beirut comes at a time when sectarian tensions are already running high in the region with the syrians civil war split along sectarian lines threatening to spill over into lebanon hezbollah backed by shiite iran is fighting alongside syrian president bush announced an anti shia outlined a light snack the syrian rebels however are overwhelmingly made up of sunni muslims some of

priscilla is 93 and an electrician during the war. >> they did forget them. we didn't talk about it. men never talked about the war. >> reporter: over the years their role has been recognized and saluted they were trail blazers for women. now, there will be a trip to the white house, still amazing to 87-year-old marion. >> poor little girl from depression only had two blouses or two dresses to wear to school. now, i'm going to the white house. i can't believe this, >> it's time someone just gave us a big party. you know? just kind of strutted us through washington, d.c. let everybody know we're still alive and kicking. >> reporter: five rosies and helpers hope to make the trip in april. but it's not freechlt they're going to start a fund raising campaign soon n the newsroom, abc7 news. >> thank you. what a great story. >> yes. >> the phone call was fun to hear. you can listen to the whole thing on abc7 news.com under see it on tv. what did phyllis say? he's a talker. >> he is, indeed. >> that is fabulous >> cool. >> big shifts in the weather today. >> thicken

priscilla is 93 and an electrician during the war. >> they did forget them. we didn't talk about it. men never talked about the war. >> reporter: over the years their role has been recognized and saluted they were trail blazers for women. now, there will be a trip to the white house, still amazing to 87-year-old marion. >> poor little girl from depression only had two blouses or two dresses to wear to school. now, i'm going to the white house. i can't believe this, >> it's time someone just gave us a big party. you know? just kind of strutted us through washington, d.c. let everybody know we're still alive and kicking. >> reporter: five rosies and helpers hope to make the trip in april. but it's not freechlt they're going to start a fund raising campaign soon n the newsroom, abc7 news. >> thank you. what a great story. >> yes. >> the phone call was fun to hear. you can listen to the whole thing on abc7 news.com under see it on tv. what did phyllis say? he's a talker. >> he is, indeed. >> that is fabulous >> cool. >> big shifts in the weather today. >> thicken

she says no matter how busy mark was, woe stop to take a phone call from then girlfriend now wife priscilla. proving that tightens a business know, the home front comes first. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm larry beil. >> it was determined not all stairwells had been searched. >> a surprising admission about the woman reported missing, then found dead m a hospital oochlt a two week old baby is abducted from sunnyvale triggering a state wide amber alert what. we're learning about the mother's best friend. >> one water front development down, another still to go the project now in the cross hairs in san francisco. >> live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, i'm sandhya patel. when you may be needing umbrellas a pattern change is coming up. details, straight ahead. >> the delays and a new report about the search for a missing san francisco woman whose body was nouned a hospital stairwell. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> the story beyond baffling. tonight we have new information about what happened. abc7 news reporter wayne fre

she is now 85 years old and priscilla johnson-mcmillan worked as a researcher for president john f. kennedy when he was a u.s. senator and became a personal friend. a few years later she also got to know his assassin, lee harvey oswald. what was oswald like? >> very bquiet. i was sorry for him because he seemed lost and i thought he looked like a college boy. his manner was that, rather tentative, rather shy. >> it was 1959, mcmillan was working as a newspaper reporter in moscow at the height of the cold war. she was told oswald, a young former u.s. marine, was trying to defect to the soviet union so she arranged to meet him in a room on the third floor of moscow's metropol hotel where she interviewed him for six hours. >> he wanted to talk about ma marxian economics. i wanted to talk about him. >> what de want? >> he wanted them to go back to the united states. >> oswald lived in the soviet union for nearly three years where he met and married this young russian woman marina. years later mcmillan and marina became close friends and wrote this book "marina and lee." what did he say

no matter how busy mark was, he would always stop to take a call from his then girlfriend, now wife, priscilla, proving that the home front comes first. abc7 news. >> lisa has my undivided attention, especially because you are talking about possible changes to the weather. >> yeah. we are look at a little rain coming our way. you have to be pretty far north to receive any. right now ethe fog that really tells the story outside. our atmosphere still continues to be very dry. the low clouds that you have around the bay will continue to evaporate throughout the morning hours, revealing more sunshine today and mild temperatures. tomorrow we will increase the clouds. here's a look from mt. tam. you see the low cloud deck but sunshine above. that will work to evaporate the low cloud deck and bring a nice afternoon for you in the city and all around the bay. 54 san francisco and oakland. >> it's been mild. 46 redwood city. half moon bay 567 degrees already from our east bay hills camera. you can see the low cloud deck. it's unorganized and we are looking at the dryer air above, the moisture at the su

no matter how busy mark was, she would also stop to take a call from his then girlfriend, now wife, priscilla, proving that the home front comes first. abc7 news. >> put down that phone and lessen to our meteorologist lisa argen. she's got some important weather information. >> yeah. we are looking at more fog even in the south bay this morning. south bay three quarter mile visibility. you will notice we aren't picking up any raindrops on this but there is rain to come, it looks likes, especially in the north bay by about monday night. here's a look right now into the south bay where it is pretty quiet. temperatures around the bay from our roof camera, well, they are pretty mild with the low clouds and to go of that moved on n we are looking at 40s and 50s. 45 in logs got toes and 52 san francisco. another look from emeryville. low clouds and santa rosa at 40 degrees. napa, same thing. 47 livermore, 44 concord. finally our exploratorium camera, nice shot this morning. areas of fog so do be careful. we are talking about a cooler day with hazy sunshine. not much cooler, just on the order of a c

no matter how busy mark was, he would always stop to take a call from his then girlfriend, now wife, priscilla, proving that the home front comes first. abc7 news. >> we've had some pretty mild weather here lately. is it going to continue? meteorologist lisa argen has your answer. >> yeah. every couple days taking a few temperatures downward. a few more clouds, leading up to perhaps some rain by tuesday morning. live doppler 7hd right now showing that we do have some issues with our low clouds and fog. there's the sweep on top of mount st. helena. it's basically in the north bay, but also down by mountain view and san jose. the fog is causing is somewhat of a problem. from our roof camera you can see the beginning of dawn here. 6:45 the official sunrise. sunsets right after five. we will get sunshine in here today. mild to start in san francisco. 52. 51 oakland. good morning, san jose. 45 for you. los gatos in the mid-40s and fog down around the south bay on the peninsula. emeryville partly cloudy skies. 43 in santa rosa. mildner the north bay. we do have the fog. 39 novato. livermore at 45 an

we have richard and priscilla here from the netherlands. we are seeing tears. what is going through your mind? you are waiting to see your little girl. >> we waited so long. we can't wait. >> richard, i seen a smile on your face from ear to ear. >> of course. >> are you ready to meet sky? >> yes, we are, definitely. >> we don't think we should make you wait longer. we have little baby sky coming out. >> congratulations. >> she's gorgeous. >> got a blanket. >> oh, there she is. >> she's beautiful. >> priscilla, can you describe how you're feeling? >> like i'm in heaven. that's why we chose her name, sky. yeah, she's beautiful. we're very happy. >> she likes that pacy. you have a 3-year-old in the hotel room watching, excited to meet her? >> yes. he will be the big brother. yes. >> sky's birth mother got to know you two through your application and loved the fact that you are both in law enforcement and felt that sky would be safe. >> yes, we are. >> she felt you were the perfect family. does that mean lots to you? >> that means lots. she will be safe with us. ye

you are one of the pdx priscilla and the chief colony in taiwan for some of the more frequently asked questions that people come up to you state that the camino what you think about the economy with ethan but in e g use for some of these questions like this can cost up to me and calms me i would giggle we asked me to moan. the income growth and a wad of financial market fixed in time for my old group and nice. anyway my asanas and columns. the comic focus on finance economics mosul in the week and easter i'm a pisces new tv stand that she does. and i can get in my house to meet the morning so the yes yes mom i didn't want to include ten and dennis and i see prize. a reason not to mention pricing parties. i think is the most important move now. we follow that up you start a new tenancy price to ninety seconds cause no then. many many side effects new haircut. it's up high to me. the piece and see all the defendants are you listening in and go to see local problem and they tend to hog all the men that issue problem. and the voice all in the us steel than on their pc problem. and also fr

here what she have, the mother of the bride dress designed by priscilla of boston, a famous wedding gown maker. she also designed mrs. nixon's daughter's wedding gown. you can see here the gown. and behind her is a photograph of a gazebo that was made on location in the way inside the rose garden at the white house. that is on display here at the grounds of the nixon library. >> so i wanted to show this video because it struck me that pat nixon's clothing was often a political issue. you mentioned the speech where richard nixon talked about her -- fashion and politics, can you comment on that? >> in 1960, someone asked -- they were making a big deal about jackie's wardrobe and how much money she would spend, someone said you and mrs. nixon would debate. and pat says i would be happy to debate mrs. kennedy. i want to talk about clothing because that's a very important issue in this day. i do think clothing makes a statement. one of the things that pat did was she appeared in a magazine -- i believe it was "mccall's" in a pants suit in 1972. this was a big deal. she never wore pants. dick

he's a family man, apparently a good father, family man, and yet became involved with a stripper priscilla sue daigaily. took her to hong kong on an official inspection trip. there was some inspecting going on there in the hotel room. i had to interview her as part of my research and i want to tell you my wife was very understanding. she understood that it had to be done. i was in a hotel with her in boston for two days, not sharing a room. i want to make that clear. but we did have long interviews. here he is, he's opus dei and goes to mass without exception and yet he's a russian spy. so go figure. of course i wanted to interview him and that was not possible. it's still not possible. he's totally under wraps under something called a sam which stands for special add minute administrative measures which means he's in this box he built for himself and gets out one hour a day if he's lucky and nobody can see him and no one can contact him except his lawyer and his wife. so in the super max in florence, colorado, from which no one has ever escaped, that's where he is now. so complex guy and

>> narrator: marina oswald declined to be interviewed for this program, but she did talk to writer priscilla mcmillan. mcmillan befriended marina after the assassination and wrote an intimate portrait of the oswalds' life together. >> marina liked lee for several reasons. one was that he was polite. she liked his being foreign. she thought that an american would treat her better than a russian. >> narrator: six weeks after they met, a hasty wedding party was arranged at the home of marina's uncle. but the kgb was bugging their apartment and monitoring everything that went on inside. (baby crying) >> they married and they had a girl very soon. i don't think they were the happiest family in the world. they had a lot of quarrels all the time and there were also some fights. >> narrator: despite their quarrels, lee and marina planned to return to the u.s. with their daughter, june. but it took 18 months until soviet and u.s. authorities finally granted them permission to leave. >> (translated): we concluded that he was not working for american intelligence. his intellectual training, experience