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bonnie, how are you, darlin? >> good. >> the seat is still warm. yes, sherrod. >> bonnie had a problem with her car. >> what do you make of this story? do you think that the menstruation is a good enough excuse to take off of work? >> i like to call it blood diamonds in my panties. isn't that better? it flows nicer. >> can we try to keep this somewhere in the realm of sophisticated news talk? >> as we always do. >> it is a sexist term though. it has men in it. it should be woman-struation. >> don't have a joke for that. >> every woman has a little man in her. >> at some point we have all had a man and it is unfortunate. >> i agree, i agree wholeheartedly and also i have a weak pre menstruation and then the week of the actual menstruation, and then there is the week after where i have to clean all of my undies. >> shut up! i am erasing my brain. she has a point. >> do i? >> the point is i will work very hard for three or four days. >> a lot of people have the pms. wow i sound like an expert. the pms. >> this is the most ridiculous topic i have ever

bonnie mcfarland. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. andy, if at any point you feel like you will wreck yourself, just check yourself first. >> good advice. they don't want guns near their buns. protesters are asking for them to be banned. moms demand action for gun sense in america launched a campaign to get the chain to enforce the no gun policy saying these businesses are subjecting hourly employees to danger and fear and customers in search of burgers to the poy 10 shall for bullets. last week jack in the box employees hid after gunnen enthusiasts walked in. now the moms are claiming victory as the vp of corporate communications acknowledged, quote, the presence of guns could create an uncomfortable situation and lead to unintended consequences. instead of jack in the box i would rather focus on cat in the box. >> give me my glove back. >> how am i going to get the mail in there with you fighting it? take it, take it with you. >> i think that was a small furry child and not a cat. >> please be outraged about this. i am not so i need

thank you very much >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the kitchen. there's like people in thei

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next we have bonnie, my apology for your last name. >> hi. thank you, my name is bonnie luke wits. thank you for this opportunity. i don't want to repeat what has already been said. i agree with most of it. i too find it difficult to part with this initial launch where we went out and looked at the car and filled out the is survey and said this pole has got to go. her feedback which i thought she was supposed to be a neutral person said, don't you think you will get used to it. i thought about that. i know i don't like change at this point in my life and would i get used to it? the answer is no. it may work in an empty car, but that reality is never a reality. i think when we talk about a car of the future, what has been overlooked is that chairs are growing in size as people are growing in size and the dimensions that bart used, they use the minimums. there is nothing to say in the regulations that you can't go above and beyond the minimum. so i want to encourage that in the future, bart and any other government agency look at going above and beyond what is the minimum requirement

who is bonnie? be more specific. uh... what's her last name? oh, too bad. julia. who is bonnie paker. yes. women for $400. [ beep ] the commonwealth of puerto rico. julia, back to you. um, on the old map for $200.

imogen lloyd webber and bonnie franklin will be here. >> bonnie mcfor land. >> one show at a time. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> i am falling apart before everybody's eyes. >> you get the better greg. the five greg is not even a real agreeing. that is greg two that appeared to brady in the bay dree bunch. last week in a festival called future is here featured a jet pack demonstration and if only we had tape of it. >> all right. that was loudaabs. it has a maximum flight time of 26 seconds. we have two minutes. i will go around the horn here. joe app, -- joanne -- >> terrible idea. it promotes laziness. the obesity epidemic will grow. the max weight is 180 pounds. people will have these jet packs they can't do anything with. i. >> they are so fat because of the jet packs. >> people have to be inspired. and we were waiting on this. what are the nerds doing not giving them a jet pack. >> are you gooding to buy one. >> i am going to get one. >> when i was younger now it seems like a lot of efforts. i want teleportation. >> let me finish. >> quickly. >> for inside my ap

bonny glaiser said: >> that's something you addressed this, is about them becoming a bigger power. do you think they'll keep on stealing trade secrets if boosting the economy is - they see it as a concern. >> i think they will, unless we raise the cost. bonny is right. there is no distinction between economic and national military espionage in china. they are concerned about national and economic power. the only way that will change is if there's costs to the chinese. we have been unable to actually impose any costs. it's been fairly cost free. >> we have been complaining about cyber theft for years, it's been brought up with chinese leaders, no result. and china says the charges could jeopardy. >> we'll have to see how the chinese retaliate. i think they are unlikely to go after u.s. companies or officials the the retaliation has been to cancel a u.s.-china working group. we'll have to see as they mo forward if they, in fact, try to take it out on u.s. companies or u.s. government officials. >> how strong is our moral ground, china gaming it's the victim of u.s. theft and cyber su

. >> bonnie from our very own network is in the top 20 -- well, top 40. >> she's 42. >> whatever. >> and once again, we're not in it, but it is national burger day. >> oprah made it, beyonce, sofia vergara, ellen degeneres. >> how long is the list? >> another one that's not you. lady gaga. gisele bundchen. >> thank you, jerry. somebody loves me. >> it is national burger day. let me get rid of this because it's very important. so this newspaper -- just take a look at this, you guys. pretend that you are waiting -- this is a line to get on the subway in beijing. okay? they put in security because there was some kind of a shooting around there. are you eating when i'm talking about something serious? >> mm-hmm. >> all right. anyway, so they decided to put security in. can you imagine going on your morning commute and having to stand in this line to go through security? >> that is so good. >> to go through all of that. and that's what they're doing. anyway, i wouldn't -- i don't know how long i could wait in a line like that, but they're doing it in certain subway stops. it's the busiest

. >> and these guys that we have here -- >> bonnie & clyde. >> bonnie & clyde. so cute. >> and they're up for adoption? >> they are. and they're from a shelter on long island. >> somebody should take both so they're not separated. >> how about this guy who's shredding our cards? >> this little one, oh, my gosh, from a shelter, a little terrier. adorable. rin tin tin. just adorable. >> yes. >> what were you doing before this? >> well, my husband and i started a small community bank, and we grew the company from 15 employees to 1,100. we became the largest community bank in illinois. and then we sold it a year ago. but during the time we were growing our company, we found out about what was happening to animals. and we actually used some of the facilities in our company to do adoption events, to house animals because we just started from scratch. and then we started getting volunteers. and we really realized that you can leverage, you solve problems in a business, you can solve problems in the nonprofit world. and that was really what this is about, solutions. and

at first sight police opened fired and ended bonnie and clyde's lives of crime 8 a -- 80 years ago today. >> the dow up 64 points. investors must be feeling good. don't like to leave their money in the market over a long weekend unless things are looking good. i'm in for shepard smith. "your world" is next. >> another scare in the air. just as americans are hitting the airport for the memorial day getaway. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. houston, we have a problem again. two united airlines planes coming within a few hundred feet of each at houston's george bush intercontinental airport. this happened on may 9th. following other close calls last month in new jersey and hawai'i, and those are the ones we know about. with mike tobin at chicago's o'hare airport how fliers are reacting to it, and trace gallagher on the money that is supposed

actor robert blake was acquitted of murder in the death of his wife, bonnie lee bakely near a restaurant in studio city, california, in 2001. >> the difference between blake and o.j. on one hand acquitted and this case at least if you believe what is being reported is that, it is not a who done it, it is a why? and the why will inform what and if he gets convicted. >> reporter: tonight, michael jace sits in jail, held on $1 million bail. and his children are without a mother and father. >> for children to either have witnessed or at least heard the shooting inside their home, now knowing their mom is deceased, and their father, you know, is probably responsible for the murder, it is just really unfortunate. >> reporter: ryan smith for "nightline" in new york. >> our thanks to ryan. he'll have the latest on the case first thing in the morning on "good morning america." coming up next here on "nightline," the sweethearts on dancing with the stars. her incredible story inspired millions. so how did it go tonight for her? >> announcer: abc news "nightline" brought to you by macy's. but somet

. >> reporter: this bonnie and clyde on the right side of the law works in a pair, like many pickpockets in it for the wrong reasons. those thieves in san diego part of a team. one does the stealing. the others act as a decoy or lookout. >> i love this scene here because it is teamwork of three and each one in this team has a very precise duty, an exact job. >> reporter: and something else. they have props. whether it's a shopping bag deftly placed over a hand or bob's tool of choice, a coat draped over a shoulder, blocking what's really happening with those fast fingers. >> what's going on back here? >> so this man is going to move out here. now, why? because now everyone around who sits there will watch it, cannot see what's going on, including the victim. so if i have this like this, we call it a toreador position. classic. >> reporter: keep an eye on the cell phone on the table. now you see it. now you don't. >> do you notice anything missing? >> food. >> do you want to call me and talk about it? >> you want to talk to me about it? >> your phone. >> oh, my phone. >> you didn't even r

runoff. 91-year-old republican ross hall a world war ii veteran who boasts of a story of a run-in with bonnie and clyde lost his bid for an 18th term. >>> depart immediately, the state department is sending a message to get out of libya. the assault ship carries about 1,000 marines and several helicopters. >>> firearms and booze, the city council in oklahoma city has approved a liquor license for a gun range. that's right, shooting and cocktails all in the same place in the same rules. they have a zero tolerance rule, no shooting after you drink. the only question now? what can possibly go wrong. >>> former president george w. bush is recovering from knee replacement. the operation took place in chicago on saturday and his spokesman said our 43rd president is, quote, doing great. >> let's get down to business. >>> hi. look, mom no hands. google is building driverless cars with no steering wheel, gas pedal or brakes. it relies on software and currently has a top speed of 25 miles per hour. ceo since google plans to put the cars on the streets sometime this year. a new survey finds fewer worker

also here to date are two people who are like family members to bonnie and me, judge stephanie and bob. we worked at the georgia attorney general's office for many years preachy as been a mentor, friend, and a role model. the one whose career has been inspirational to me throughout my career. here today also with me are two young partners from a law firm. jamie and kevin have worked with me on every major piece of litigation i've handled at the firm. they are two of the finest young lawyers it is been my privilege to work with during my legal career, and i would not be sitting here without support. also here, also for me, as well as judge boggs, is pete robinson, managing partner of our atlanta office, a former democratic majority leader in the state senate, and a longtime friend. and two former colleagues of mine who worked in washington are also here, and i appreciate your attendance. there are a lot of people watching on the web who are friends and colleagues of mine. i want to particularly mention one very special one. one of the most beloved georgia attorneys, norman underwood. he

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that tuesday is a market holiday here in hong kong so bonnie was a bit busy today. it was below the five day moving average but overall all sectors dipped into the red only time that the fifty and seng index constituents gained by the end of trade today looking on the downside property with them on the weekend factors the hang seng properties sub index falling over three percent developers such as jungle orleans and was holding were among the sharpest users at the elite pmi data comments in the china media over the weekend from the vice chairman of china bank aid to even get to compare china's current situation to that of japan and hong kong right to point their property bubble burst. that is way down very hard in hong kong today instead of quick look at the positive side today one of the few gainers led fifty eight pacific. it was on a positive view of the firm's purchase of the main operating unit of its parent company citigroup china com also got a fresh boost today as revenue projections for the firm to improve according to thomson reuters data. now several anal

bonnie is up next. good morning. bonnie from austin, texas. hello. caller: hello. my main problem -- i had a job for 12 years. i have not had full-time work for six years. i have worked temp jobs and have tried to prove myself. would i went to school for and what i was in for 25 years, retail. i had to start over again. minimum-wage trying to prove myself. i still have not gotten a quarter raise. --ple have to try to pay ce part-time jobs together. you are having to travel really far and pay a lot of gas prices. you are using your emergency money to pay what you can pay for your bills. over a decade of money that i had in savings. it's crazy. host: that is bonnie telling us about her experience. lines intoided the employed, unemployed and found a job in the last year. free to call in the remaining time that we have. the white house correspondents dinner is tonight. i invite you, especially if you are the type who watches television on your smartphone or tablet. if you go to our facebook and twitter accounts, you can not only find additional content, but historical

bonnie's life the county. and i was some breaking news on the sea at least two ukrainian troops and one self defense funny to have been killed to kiev relaunch the miniature castle on the east tennessee to have fun be honest which is held my anti government protest as the cca in the donetsk region has a population of just about a hundred thousand. and it's now been painted with people unable to monterey scary. the us. you can see the times of desperate non locals have been trying to prevent it brings me to call a black criminal unseen by simply standing in the way the truth didn't seem all that can stand up for a show which kicks off at the leak came from by the ground and ground and that was the helicopters were sent to read these kinds of that plan b i t was gunned down by the self defense forces the ukrainian army decided to hold and race fall in the corrections. and an injured my leg was taken to hospital by the seller defence forces. currently expected of him after he's had a coke to hit the ground and th

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bonnie harry and she calls herself that. what is on the menu? what are they eating tonight, bonnie? >> well, the first course, we have a salad here and then the second course has, you know, the typical filet mignon. the real question here is what is being served here? is it organic? is it nongmo? are these local products. >> bonnie! >> yes! >> really? you're going to go there? >> yes! >> that is really too much hollywood for washington! that is too much we want organic chicken and we have to have our green drink! >> i surveyed real people here. over 500,000 fans on my facebook page. i asked them if you were in charge what would you serve at this dinner? these are the responses i got back. hot dog soup. mayonnaise sandwich. a bowl of sardines and sauteed with canola oil. these are the responses from the american people. they are very upset at the lack of food policy in this country and they realize that obama has really sold us out when it comes to our food policy and so we would like to see things change. we want him to keep his promises and people are upset. >> okay. vani, we will

it's a very nice facility >> bonnie lived here three years. just last week, she and 52 others were notified the home will close doors july 10th. >> since the beginning of the mission of the home ability to generate revenue from fees was not adequate to cover the operating costs. >> bill brinkman is the interim director. >> our number one and primary concern is finding new homes. >> i don't want to move. >> jean feels the same saying it would be very difficult for his 91-year-old mother to move from what he calls a wonderful place. >> we came for convenience, for price, but stayed for level of care here. it's phenomenal. >> six years ago they faced a financial challenge here. now, another player in the business wants to step in, proposing to work with the nonprofit pacific institute. that with others may be evaluated. >> time is short. and we're working to find a solution. >> 53 elderly women and men are counting on it. >> the sheriff says arson is among many things investigators are looking into. you can see a wall of flames here. that is evac

brook oliver calls herself the sheriff of bonnie alley. >> like we wouldn't allow chinatown looking like union square, we don't want the mission looking like los angeles we want it to preserve culture. >> san francisco supervisor proposed a resolution to protect a 12 block stretch of 24th street. just like japantown and chinatown have been preserved. >> something has been done in the past. and this is about protecting a neighborhood. >> they'd say what they want to preserve, and change. >> it's a richness v diversity. it's a destination point on an international basis people from frabs, and germany frequent stores and buy the art. >> resolution may not stop the displacement of people here but many hope it will preserve that is left. >> still ahead here tonight, south bay teenager climbed into the wheel well of the plane is back in the bay area. police want to talk to him. >> a report on a rehabilitated bear cub returned to the wild but then, he's back. among people again. >> how do you like to avoid going down to the dmv office? i have a plan. >> i have a plan to tell you about strong, g

it's a very nice facility >> bonnie lived here three years. just last week, she and 52 others were notified the home will close doors july 10th. >> since the beginning of the mission of the home ability to generate revenue from fees was not adequate to cover the operating costs. >> bill brinkman is the interim director. >> our number one and primary concern is finding new homes. >> i don't want to move. >> jean feels the same saying it would be very difficult for his 91-year-old mother to move from what he calls a wonderful place. >> we came for convenience, for price, but stayed for level of care here. it's phenomenal. >> six years ago they faced a financial challenge here. now, another player in the business wants to step in, proposing to work with the nonprofit pacific institute. that with others may be evaluated. >> time is short. and we're working to find a solution. >> 53 elderly women and men are counting on it. >> the sheriff says arson is among many things investigators are looking into. you can see a wall of flames here. that is evac

. >> bonnie has lived here for three years. she and 52 other residents were notified the home will close its doors july 10th. >> it's the beginning of the mission of this home, the ability to generate enough revenue from the resident fees were not adequate to cover the operating costs. >> bill is the interim executive director. >> our number one primary concern is finding new homes. >> trial i don't want to move my mom. >> gene feels the same. he said it would be very difficult for his 91-year-old mother, gloria, to move from what he calls a wonderful place. >> we came for the convenience and price, but we stayed because of the level of care that people provide here. it's phenomenal. >> six years ago they faced a financial challenge here but a concerted community effort kept the doors open. now another player in the senior care player wants to step in and is proposing to work with the nonprofit pacific institute to acquire the ladies home. that proposal, along with others, is being evaluated. >> time is short. they have to work

brook oliver calls herself the sheriff of bonnie alley. >> like we wouldn't allow chinatown looking like union square, we don't want the mission looking like los angeles we want it to preserve culture. >> san francisco supervisor proposed a resolution to protect a 12 block stretch of 24th street. just like japantown and chinatown have been preserved. >> something has been done in the past. and this is about neighborhood. >> they'd say what they want to preserve, and change. >> it's a richness v diversity. it's a destination point on an international basis people from frabs, and germany frequent stores and buy the art. >> resolution may not stop the displacement of people here but many hope it will preserve that is left. >> still ahead here tonight, south bay teenager climbed into the wheel well of the plane is back in the bay area. police want to talk to him. >> a report on a rehabilitated bear cub returned to the wild but then, he's back. among people again. >> how do you like to avoid going down to the dmv office? i have a plan. >> i have a plan to tell you about strong, gusty winds. t

what is the name of the 1992 charles grodin bonnie hunt comedy about a -- >> beethoven. my favorite movie ever, beethoven. >> really? >> fantastic. >> how did you sfwhin >> because i am superior to you in every way. >> jerry is bringing in your prize. >> oh, good. >> thank you. >> coming up -- >> i don't want it. >> wait, what? >> i was going to give one to blake. >> can't eat that big of a thing. he can't. >> all kinds of decor to make the newest member of your family to feel at home. save them. woolite detergents clean your jeans and won't torture your tanks. so clothes look like new even after 20 washes. hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health, by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. now in chewables. >>> if you own a dog or cat, you know the water bowls, crates and litter boxes can start to take over your living space and leave you looking very cluttered. >> here with stylish decor and accessories fun and

his sister spoke out upon any -- bonnie stow spoke out at the trial. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually you will be released. bryan stow's sentence is a lifetime. >> the two accepted a plea deal. they will serve an 8 year jail sentence and one has 4 years. the jury consists of 8 men four women. we will spell out what is expected in today's proceedings. >>> marin county man jailed on suspicious of break -- suspicions of breaking into a home. >>> a popular hot sauce company they still have a spicy problem down in southern california and we will tell you why city leaders are dropping a lawsuit in this case. >>> and we are doing well in some areas and it's getting better, 101 looked good approaching the 880 split. >> there is a big difference in some of the lows and we will look at the forecasted high temperatures and we will iron it all out for you. here, like this. and then cover the papi. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to

bonnie kim. [speaker not understood]. lori may all bert. i'll stop there. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood] cooper and i'm a registered nurse at san francisco general hospital. i'm also a member of the bargaining team. can i give my time to norlisa so she'll have additional time? no? i am here today to discuss patient staffing. contrary to what some people may have you believe, patient safety and staffing issues have been prevalent at sfgh. proposals have been submitted to the city related to patient safety and staffing and their initial response was, we haven't received your wage proposal. just in case you don't know, our silence cannot be bought and our integrity is not for sale. the city's second response was, you have to work within the budget that was allocated. that they don't have the authority to allocate additional positions. that is why i stand before you today, because you are the reason our patients sit and urine and stool longer. you are the reason patients fall when that call light is not answered. you are the rea

here alongside the cells and newspaper headlines about bonny and clyde sits the electric chair. the museum's director is jim willett. >> we passed the 500th number of doing lethal injections in the stat of texas. we have never had a problem. i'm going to assume we'll know what we are doing and operate the same which. >> reporter: willett supervised 89 executions. >> i didn't like dealing with them. i tried to do it, my part in it the best that i could. it's the unusualness of it all. you have a fellow laying on a gurney that is perfectly healthy. in a little bit that fellow will be dead. >> reporter: willett is not the only former texas official who is reflecting back on his days enforcing the death penalty. >> reporter: would you say that now you are softer on the death penalty than you were when you were governor? >> i think i'm wiser. >> mark was governor in 1983. he served five years as the attorney-general. >> are you convinced that incident people have been put it death in texas? >> yes. if you do it the way we do it now, you ought to abolish it. >> reporter: white strongl

also here to date are two people who are like family members to bonnie and me, judge stephanie and bob. we worked at the georgia attorney general's office for many years preachy as been a mentor, friend, and a role model. the one whose career has been inspirational to me throughout my career. here today also with me are two young partners from a law firm. jamie and kevin have worked with me on every major piece of litigation i've handled at the firm. they are two of the finest young lawyers it is been my privilege to work with during my legal career, and i would not be sitting here without support. also here, also for me, as well as judge boggs, is pete robinson, managing partner of our atlanta office, a former democratic majority leader in the state senate, and a longtime friend. and two former colleagues of mine who worked in washington are also here, and i appreciate your attendance. there are a lot of people watching on the web who are friends and colleagues of mine. i want to particularly mention one very special one. one of the most beloved georgia attorneys, norman underwood. he

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. >> bonnie has lived here for three years. she and 52 other residents were notified the home will close its doors july 10th. >> since the beginning of the mission of this home, the ability to generate enough revenue from the resident fees were not adequate to cover the operating costs. >> bill is the interim executive director. >> our number one primary concern is finding new homes. >> i don't want to move my mom. >> gene feels the same. he said it would be very difficult for his 91-year-old mother, gloria, to move from what he calls a wonderful place. >> we came for the convenience and price, but we stayed because of the level of care that people provide here. it's phenomenal. >> six years ago they faced a financial challenge here but a concerted community effort kept the doors open. now another player in the senior care business wants to step in and is proposing to work with the nonprofit pacific institute to acquire the ladies home. that proposal, along with others, is being evaluated. >> time is short. they have to work to

. >> bonnie franklin. >> doug mcfarland. >> i -- before everybody's eyes. >> this is, you get the better greg. my greg is not real greg. it's fake greg. it's like that greg, 2. the look alike of peter brady of "the brady bunch" doing the five. last weekend a festival featured a jet pack administration. >> all right. >> that is lou dobbs by the way. that d pack is maximum flight time of 26 seconds and costs $150,000 we only have two minutes. joanne, paraglide? >> yes >> right. >> so it will be obesity just growing m this country. max weight is only 180 pounds people are going to have jet packs and can't do anything with it. >> people will have to be inspired and say i can't be the only one not flying around. what have the in other words been up to? but talking about we do. >> are you going to buy one? >> i'm going to get one. >> thank you. >> i know what you said. >> i want telepore tags. >> i do. >> mainly, let me finish. >> quickly. inside of the apartment? >> from couch to the kitchen? them, then put them up. that is the problem. >> absolutely. >> what? what? >> because you break your

here alongside mock jail cells about bonnie and collide, sits the state's old electric chair. the museum's director is jim willett. >> i know we passed the 500 number of doing he that will injections here in the state of texas just a few months ago. way have never had a problem, we will keep operating the same way. >> he used to be the warden he supervised 89 executions. >> i didn't like having to deal with the executions at all, but i saw it as my job, and try to do my part in it the best i could. it is the unusualness of it all. you have a fellow lying on a gurney in front of you, that is perfectly healthy, and a little bit that fella will be dead. >> willett isn't the only former texas official who is now reflecting ban on his daying enforcing the death penalty. >> would you say that now you are softer on the death penalty than you were when you were governor? >> i think i am wider. >> for that he served five years as attorney general. >> are you now convinced that innocent people have been put to death? >> yes. >> no question. >> no question. >> if you are going to keep do

. >> one of our favorites, when you sang "i can't make you love me if you don't," the bonnie raitt song. can we have a little bit of that? >> it was so wonderful. ♪ i will lay down my heart ♪ and i'll feel the power ♪ but you won't ♪ no you won't >> i want to start crying. ♪ i can't make you love me ♪ if you don't >> all day long. all day long. beautiful. >> wow. i just never heard it sung by a man before. and it was so -- has that always been one of your favorite songs? >> i love that song. it's such a heartfelt, you know, passionate, emotional song. >> you know, you were getting emotional just listening to it. or are you just exhausted? >> i love your voice so much. >> i am so -- no, it is. that song, it's just -- just lyrically and melodically, there's just so much there. >> you're a big softy inside, aren't you? >> kind of, i guess. >> what do you sing in the shower? when you want to feel good and the water's on you and you're happy. >> maybe he takes baths. you're assuming. >> i'm assuming. is there one you like to -- >> i don't know. i can't think of anything off the t

and while the grass may look bonnie green and lovely now, it still needs a late-spring feeding to keep it that way. another feeding now with scotts strengthens and helps defend your lawn from the brutal heat and heavy use to come. nbr: we knew that, right guys? oh yeah... let's go feed! scott: get scotts turf builder lawn food. feed your lawn. feed it! >> i have got to tell you this one, you know those knock, knock jokes? >> yeah, but they're old now. >> i have got a real good one, a real funny one, go ahead, start, say it. >> knock, knock. >> who is there? >> there was only three networks, there was only one late night show, really, jack parr -- >> we just keep talking with no script. >> i know, it is agony. >> jack parr invented the late night television talk show. >> you feel confident? there is not a man in the world that can beat me. i'm as good as liberace. >> jack had in his corner his personality. his fabulous, complex, frightening, neurotic, but in other cases, enthusiastic, informed personality. it made for great television. >> how much time have i done? >> i don't have a wat

. >> it is interesting to have a male take on that song after bonnie raitt. >> i love that. >> did you like him? >> he's one of my favorites. >> he is? >> he's one of my favorites. >> this is christina. she's singing a lil wayne rap song. but not rappy. ♪ >> stop it. snoths ♪ oh, the hair. oh! >> we have to talk about the hair. she's amazing. >> does that hurt going that high? >> can you imagine? >> i would pop something. >> wow. >> yeah, she's -- >> she was great. you know what, every year they get new people are found, you say what were they doing last year when we were thinking -- everybody they find somebody -- why did they wait until this year? >> some of them, they didn't get picked last time and got picked this time. >> why did the sexiest man alive dye his hair like that? >> yellow. not even blonde. it is yellow. yellow. >> you asked on the show yesterday, if everybody liked it and -- >> nobody liked it. nobody liked it. >> from sexiest man alive to blondest man alive. that's what he's going for now. >> people said he looked like ellen degeneres and some said miley cyrus. >

. >> bonnie has lived here for three years. she and 52 other residents were notified the home will close its doors july 10th. >> since the beginning of the mission of this home, the ability to generate enough revenue from the resident fees were not adequate to cover the operating costs. >> bill is the interim executive director. >> our number one primary concern is finding new homes. >> actually, i don't really want to move my mom. >> gene feels the same. he said it would be very difficult for his 91-year-old mother, gloria, to move from what he calls a wonderful place. >> we came for the convenience and price, but we stayed because of the level of care that people provide here. it's phenomenal. >> six years ago they faced a financial challenge here, but a concerted community effort kept the doors open. now another player in the senior care business wants to step in and is proposing to work with the nonprofit pacific institute to acquire the ladies home. that proposal, along with others, is being evaluated. >> time is short. th