donna, come on over here. >> this is donna. first of all, you guys remember -- this thing was covered in red wine stain. donna used -- >> thank you, bob. >> that is so mean. poor bob. donna used some magic potion. what did you do? >> i just soaked it in this cold water solution which is perk. it's cold water, color safe. >> how long did you soak it? >> overnight. >> then boost, which is granular. >> what is the boost? >> it just boosts the color and getting the stain out. those things could have possibly worked if you -- >> if you soaked it longer. >> i just thought it was a goner. >> but look at this, it is absolutely perfect. >> that is shocking! >> so as soon as you changed in the commercial, i just submerged it. >> this stuff we looked it up, perk, it is actually used to clean plastic dolls, like antique gorgeous -- >> yeah. my friends makes dolls from adam alexander and he's the one who introduced it to me. >> $15.95 for a bottle. >> donna? love you. >> it's still wet. but thank you for cleaning it. you're the best. >>> we

we will be back with jamal simmons and donna edwards. all of you stay tuned. >> this is the bill press show. ♪ >> welcome to the full-court press, april 5th. your new show on current tv. thank you for joining us. we will bring you up to date on the latest news here in the afternoon country. here is my big question to you this morning. all right. here we go. it's the first day of the masters. here we go again why is golf's number 1 tournament being played at the national club which discriminates against women even though this year, the ceo of one of the chief corporate sponsors of the masters from ibm is virginia rommety. this is a time to bring golf into the 24th century. the topics we'll cover here on the full-court press. but first, here with this current tv news update and all of the latest in the los angeles is jacki schechner. good morning. >> good morning, bill. good morning. everyone here is what's current. it's not official but it's a pretty safe bet it's going to be obama and romney in the general election. the obama re-electi

. >> maybe not so flattering mug shot that we're looking at belongs to 50-year-old donna marie in this case nichols. we saw this story and donna felt the need to dial 911 not once, but twice because of this pressing emergency. >> i want to see if i can get an officer to come to the family dollar. >> what's going on? >> i had ordered some food from hardy's over here, the food is no good and the girl told me when i called her back i could bring it back and get my money on it. now she's telling me she can't do anything until tomorrow. i took a small bite out of the burger and it's nasty. >> donna called twice because the burger that she got from hardee's was no good. >> what's 911 going to do about your nasty food? >> according to me, hardee's burgers are delicious. of course, police came and booked her into jail because of abuse of 911. she is going to be paying a lot more in court fees for this stupid decision to call 911. >> yeah, the bail was set at $1500. she was released soon thereafter. >> why does anybody think calling 911 will get them some kind of customer service satisfaction?

., donna brazile. donna? >> it's a great honor, sir. >> stephen: thank you, donna. make sure you hold on to those receipt, please. >> sounds like plan. >> stephen: okay. and at the family research council headquarters, conservative activist tony perkins. tony, i hope you brought a book. [laughter] okay. and for the international perspective, david bowie. [laughter] why did i pay him in crystal? plus covering the rhode island primary, me from 12 years ago on "the daily show." me, why is rhode island important? rhode island. it's really close to boston. [laughter] poor bastard. that is a dead-end job. i'm being told the results are in. let's take a look at those. [laughter] okay. and let's see here. romney, romney, romney. [bleeped] jimmy. i'm going home. captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome to "the report." thank you for joining us. so kind. thank you so much. [audience chanting "stephen"] thank you so much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it's good to be home. nation, we will have more news on dela

we worked together in 1988, donna. the dukakis' rapid-response room had a ticker. no idea of an internet. msnbc, fox, nothing. this is all brand new. >> i agree. george you would hand me my talking points and i was supposed to read off of them and some days i didn't read the script. perhaps this is setting a narrative for the fall. during the summer months, the campaigns must pivot. they have to rebuild their infrastructure and how they reintroduce themselves to the independen independents. and for mitt romney, i'm sure the reason they reacted so quickly to bring up the dog meat episode, i grew up in louisiana, my mother tell us, think about the recipe, was bit of advice that i didn't follow from my mother. i have been known who could cook that thing. so, mitt romney has to be concerned about this because it might be into the narrative that he's not like us. he went to the cookie shop and said, did you bake those cookies? most politicians start talking and not what's in them. president obama has to be careful, too, when the campaign or whoever raises these things i

donna kelley is here. they worked with the federal home loan bank to make one of the many pieces of the puzzle for financing available for the project. they are participating with us. it is important to mention matt with cal fha and msha. without these sources of funding, projects like this cannot happen. it is all the various sources including the redevelopment agency that allowed a project like this to function without permanent debt. people who really need support to housing do not have the kinds of income that are going to be able to support debt. it is due to rda funding, proposition funding. i encourage us all to keep working to make sure these sources of financing or substitute sources become available so we can keep doing these projects. thank you very much. [applause] >> my name is calvin welch. unaccustomed as i am to speaking with brevity in public, i have taken the opportunity to beat the bet that i cannot do this in two minutes. i have written my remarks. rene was part of a movement of communi

i want to thank both of you, jeannine fletcher and donna bethell, thank you. howard kurtz is "newsweek's" washington bureau chief and host of cnn's "reliable sources." let's start with something that kicked that you have week, the outreach of the campaigns to hispanics. we talked about it a bit on last night's program. but this is also playing out, lauren, online, right? >> it is, latinos for obama has relaunched its site. it began in 2007 and got a big makeover. that now have a new twitter handle "latinos for ama" and they've done several things. you can text "unidos" to your phone and get updates. you can sign in with an e-mail and get updates on your e-mail. then there are two other areas, you can find out where parties and events are in your hometown. so that would be.... >> brown: very local and specific. >> and they have a lot of chapters having house parties launching this new initiative. >> brown: both campaigns have this but this is an example of targeting a grou >> brown: the rmney campaign hasn't been doinasuch online. a romney campaign official tol

donna, how does the president walk the line? how do you empathize with people without overpromising? >> look, i'm trying to lower gas prices. i came up with a proposal that will end speculation. that will put more to ensure that people aren't driving up gas prices because of capital investments. the truth is, the president can't control gas prices. i come from a petroleum-producing state. we can drill all day and pump oil all day by the way, it's two-year anniversary of the bp oil spill and i'm still worried about marine life in the gulf. but the fact this is out of his control. he has to show the american people that he's doing everything possible to manage gas prices. >> but there's something about our obsession with the imperial president, in both parties, that says nothing is out of our control, after all, mr. obama the night he clinched the nomination said this will be the moment of the rise of the seas stop. if he can stop the seas from rising, why can't he bring down the gas prices? >> the president can't admit that every

he relishes a fight. >> what do you think, donna? >> he's ready for a fight. over the last two years we have heard the republicans whine and complain and demonize his record. president obama is not only ready to defend his record, but he's ready to attack the other side. he doubled down on the ryan budget. the president's ready to talk about issues facing the middle class. this is going to be an epic battle. but at the end of the day i think president obama will be able to put together the winning coalition. >> you agree, ari, if we think that what the republicans have been doing over the last several months was pretty brutal and intense, relatively speaking, it was child's play come patiented to -- play it will be child's play compared to what we'll see. >> well, president obama is a much better talker and campaigner than a leader or somebody who wants to get something done. he began with a bus tour in august of 2011. 24's when the campaign -- that's when the campaign started. that's when government ended. he's announcing he won't do anything on foreign polic

let's go to donna in texas. donna. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> pretty good, donna. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing fine. jim, my husband and i watch "mad money" practically every day, and we count on your help for small investors like us. >> that is the secret. that is the secret. that's what i'm trying to do. to appeal to you. i don't want the hedge funds. i can't beat those guys off with a stick. i want you watching. how can i help? >> caller: well, you're one of a kind, jim. >> thank you. >> caller: we bought ups last september, so we've been more than pleased with its performance. you know, over the past seven months. but today it seemed like it got unduly hammered, especially this morning. >> well, i got to tell you, donna, they weren't as upbeat as i would have liked. when i went through the conference call, i think they told a better story than in the press release. understand they talked themselves down, and when you do that, ala caterpillar yesterday, it does tend to rankle people. i agree with your agreement. i bet you six months from now that stock is

thus we have the tape. >> you saw donna's picture. i want to thank donna for doing my hair tonight. this is excellent here. we have to have our dance. >> we want to thank all of you for weighing in. we had some wonderful -- >> let's do it like high school. just sway awkwardly. there we go. that's so lovely. let me just -- oh, messing up the mike. that's lovely. that happens at the real prom, too. very awkward. >> that's the stupidest thing we've ever done. >>> this morning on "wor news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- flight fright. a delta airlines jet makes an emergency landing after birds fly into an engine right after takeoff. >> this is the latest scare involving a major safety problem in the skies. it's friday, april 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris. tgif. >> amen to that. >>> this is the same problem that forced captain sully sullenberger to land a jet in the hudson river. while this emergency landing was not quite as dramatic, passengers had the scare of their lives. we

. >> reporter: the news was too terrible to bear for donna ray and her husband jim. their son, 23-year-old sergeant adam ray, had been killed by an i.e.d. in afghanistan. >> my big strong husband crumbled to the ground and told me that adam died and that was the hardest thing... hardest words i'd ever heard. >> reporter: but there was another shock to come. before the rays could file his taxes, someone else had already done it, collecting $1,400 on a refund that should have gone to adam's parents. >> how can someone do this to us? i mean, my son gave his life for you, now you're going to steal what little few dollars he has left? >> reporter: this military family was a victim of a growing crime wave: tax return fraud. thieves steal social security numbers and other personal data from the dead and the live and then file a return in their name. according to the i.r.s., identity thieves tried to claim $6.5 billion last year alone. wilfredo ferrer is a federal prosecutor in florida. >> we see a lot of former gang members who are now involved in tax refund identity theft

. >> expression from donna in reno nevada. hi, donna. >> hi. i heard recently on one of the c-span shows that wal-mart is $2 billion to feed the hungry. but at the same time as you've been discussing, they don't pay their employees enough to buy food and they are on food stamps. and in the same people have taken food stamp cards and comments to wal-mart and put the money back into wal-mart. i just don't quite understand. it seems like almost like a racket. with that $2 billion they could increase the pay of their employees. so they can afford to be. >> right, so this is one of the conundrums of wal-mart. henry ford's model for paying workers as i will pay them to buy my products and wal-mart doesn't have to do that because they can take food stamps for the groceries. they don't necessarily have to pay workers to purchase food at their stores. its $2 billion donations. the appeal of that is that it is a one-time expenditure as opposed to letting in the long-term structural cost of higher wages for employees. obviously have no line to the wal-mar

gloria borger, david bergen, donna brazile, and ari fleischer. as far as the white house and the obama campaign are concerned, it's obama versus romney. >> totally obama versus romney. what was so interesting to me tonight, wolf, was that in mitt romney's speech in wisconsin, he was talking about president obama being out of touch, saying he was surrounded by true believers, and it's easy, when you're traveling on air force one, to get out of touch. you just heard joe biden say and david axelrod saying that mitt romney is the one out of touch. i think we've already teed up one part of the argument, which is who's the person that is more out of touch with real americans and with the middle class. so i think that's the beginning of another argument. they've already started on that. >> i think it's fair to say the president for the next several months will try to take the relatively high road and leave the attack dog role to biden, axelrod, and others. >> you think? >> i'm not so sure. >> you think he's really going to get down there? >> i don't kno

france's economy like many others really isn't it donna states with high unemployment and sluggish growth a change of the top might feel fresh but surely one wins will inherit a place in china so i think. well sure but you see the situation isn't as bad yet as it is in other things so a lot of people aren't feeling the hurt they're worried that is coming i mean there are reports of other people who are unemployed and so on but they're living with their parents or they're not desperate. the. addiction things are going to get much better much worse before they ever get better they ever do get better and so this is a phony period in a way overdone is a great candidate for this sort of ambiguous spirit that you don't really know what's going to happen. yet everybody is predicting that this is going to get terrible in france are still living pretty well as the world goes and are more afraid of what's going to happen given what's happening in greece spain italy and so on then feeling the pinch here. is a big thing is going to be the national front vote and. interesting because i think. it is ve

. >> to are watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00 in hd with standstill bob, donna hamilton, your hd forecast with tom tasselmyer. -- with stan stovall, donna hamilton. >> an icon that comedian and his wife received a special contribution today. they hosted the a ceremony naming their community center after bill cosby. >> we were there for the ceremony and nadia joins us with the latest. >> the ceremony wrapped up just over one hour ago. with bill cosby involved, there's never a dull moment. they made generous donations to st. francis over the years and now the school wants to pay them back. on a beautiful sunny afternoon, a joyous moment for historical catholic schools and community centers on bail. [applause] sig prances academy dedicated their community center in honor of dr. bill and camille cosby on friday. the most generous donors in its 184-year history. they had donated $2 million to support scholarships for students through the years. >> through your generosity, the establishment of the doctor's bill and camille cosby community center became real. >> it is located in east baltimore a

her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play!

. >> we may see little bit of rain over the next few days, donna. a little bit of a system passing south of us with a chance for a few showers tomorrow. primarily to the south and east, but sprinkles in western maryland, virginia, and eastern ohio. at least we have some hope that some of the showers will brush past us tomorrow. further south of munich is there is a lot of sharks activity and we are seeing some more stormy weather beginning to develop so even though there is a slight chance passing by tomorrow, and even better chance for heavier rain coming our way over the weekend. will that be in time to alleviate some of the dry conditions? sheldon dutes is live at in anne arundel county with how to cut down on the risk of forest and brush fires that pop up in the dry weather. sheldon. county, in anne arundel and the conditions out here have been pretty dry. we are set up in miller's bill and you can see where the vegetation is just brown, crackling, and dry. officials have issued an open burn than for the foreseeable future. clucks brush fires ar

and this is one of our "world news now" precious staffers donna and tommy. donna does our hair and especially rob's tonight which you'll see in a second. >> looking good. who is this lady? >> this is david green. 1991. i was a sophomore. i actually got sick that night and had to leave the date early. found out i had mono. >> that dude was happy. >> yeah, it didn't end well. >> did you have a good time? >> this was my high school boyfriend my senior year. >> you guys were together four years. >> yeah, we dated awhile. a really nice guy. >> very impressive. we were really, really inspired by all of that. >> we had to come back and relive our own prom memories. >> you are looking hot. >> this is it. it does not get any smoother than that. >> i busted a seam. this is your actual dress. >> from 1991. >> because you gained like a half a pound. >> we zipped it up and you could hear it ripping. that's what the tape is. >> i want to thank donna for doing my hair tonight. this is excellent here. we have to have our dance. >> we want to thank all of you for weighing in

donna kelley and her team at silicon valley bank, and many other important financing partners such as the california allocation committee, the department of housing and community development, the federal home loan bank, california housing finance agency. thank you for the support from the trans a joint -- transbay joint powers authority. one more page. i want to acknowledge several other people at chp. david is out here. gabriel haywood, gail, and the rest of the staff at chp. i will draw this part out. i want to thank several people with bridge continue to play a crucial role in the project. bank you to kill me -- thank you to kim nash, along with catherine edsel. kristy wong is here with her new project, a little baby. she took over the project and patiently got me up to speed. i want to thank the senior management team, particularly, for his guidance. he is my boss. [laughter] finally, i want to express great appreciation to my project to administrator who works extremely hard and is extraordinarily dedicated. thank you, jamie, somewhere out there. there are many people we could no