>> those who know them well say wendy was a huge influence on her husband everything from his friend to his politics and even down to what he wore. those friends say they believe he genuinely loved his wife and to quote, everyone is now wondering what went wrong. as you can imagine with a story like this rumors are flying of infidelity but at this point nothing and i mean nothing is confirmed. >> okay. thank you. appreciate it. >>> 11-year-old boy sings the national anthem at the nba finals. some criticized him online for his outfit. he defended his mexican american heritage and has something to celebrate. ♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] >> i love this kid. this is is 11-year-old sebas sebastian. he brought down the house again. this was an encore performance after he became the target of racist taunts. we have the story. >> please help me give a great welcome. >> reporter: after being introduced by san antonio mayor ahead of the game 4 on thursday, sebastian did what he does best. ♪ oh, say can you see >> reporter: it's rare that the same performer sings the national an

as for wendy davis, much of the media tweeted her as a heroin. "washington post" called her a star. "new york times" praiseded her stamina and conviction. and she made the television rounds. sfwr by the time it was over, a lot of people knew the name wendy davis. >> reminder of the movie mr. smith and that exhausting fillingly buster. >> no leaning, no easing, no going to the bathroom for 11 straight hours. how did you do it physically? >> did you think you you you could stop it or did it you just simply want to make a you ppowe statement? >> if wendy davis had been conducting a filibuster against abortion rights, would the media have celebrated her in quite the same way? >>> still to come, final thoughts before i sign off. [ female announcer ] doctors trust calcium plus vitamin d to support strong bones. and the brand most recommended by... my doctor. my gynecologist. my pharmacist. citracal. citracal. [ female announcer ] you trust your doctor. doctors trust citracal. >>> this is my last edition as host of "reliable sources" after 15 years in this chair. i was part of a pilot for

maybe there's a chance that wendy davis may try to do something like this again. could be another showdown. >> thanks very much. >>> paula deen took to twitter to thank her fans even as more companies ended their business relationships with her. she's taken a huge hit because of a former employee's lawsuit accusing her of racism. elena reports. >> reporter: despite her repeated apologies. >> i hope that you forgive me. >> reporter: and her explanation on national television -- >> are you a racist? >> no, i am not. >> by birth, by osmosis, you don't feel like you have racist tendencies? >> reporter: the number of companies that are ending their ties with paula deen are continuing. >> she's making the issue worse every time she opens up her mouth. >> reporter: on thursday, target said it would discontinue deen's products. home depot stopped selling her kitchen and cookware line and novo nordisk called it quits in recent days. >> your big sponsors, big corporations are going to stay away from her. >> forbes ranked deen the fourth highest paid celebrity chef last year

as we just mentioned, wendy, we mentioned newtown. six months this weak. the whole mental health debate and gun in terms of legislation didn't get anywhere. just from your own opinion, what will it take for this to change when it comes to mental health? >> well, i think more and more shootings aren't helping. brooke, they are making us more numb. i have to tell you that the santa monica shooting happened ten minutes away from a fund-raiser where the president was. i'll tell you personally it happened in my neighborhood and the big blue bus, the santa monica big blue bus shot out and people were injured on would have been the bus my high school teenager was on except she was on a field trip. so it's that close to home, yet i kind of went, okay. next? because it starts to make you numb after a while. >> and that is part of the policem problem, i should say. self-defense or murder? the trial of george zimmerman. he is charged with killing 17-year-old trayvon martin in a case that has gotten national attention. you have family members today on both sides holdi

. >>> so diamondback in 2011, wendy stood by her man rupert murdoch. she fought off a pie-wielding attackers that came at her during a hearing. nearly two years later, they're calling it quits. murdoch has revealed he's filing divorce from his much younger and highly accomplished wife. alina cho is following this story from new york. >> reporter: their marriage was a partnership in every sense of the worse. he the ceo of newscorp. one of the richest men in the world. she, age 44, nearly half his age, a glamorous third wife with a taste for high fashion and high-powered friends. but this is what made wendy murdoch internationally famous. 2011, smacking a protester who tried to throw a shaving cream pie at her husband as he testified before britain's parliament about he newspaper's practice of phone hacking. the video went viral, earning her the nickname "tiger wife." now they are first divorced. this is rupert and wenty murdoch in happier times, talking to our piers morgan at this year's academy awards. >> how do you feel about cnn doing so well against

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she's also known as wendy to her friends and acquaintances. her title is chief deputy clerk for information technology and administrative services. she does work there at the u.s. district court in baltimore. edward snowden had said he feared some of the ramification of these actions toward his family and said some of them worked for the government, so that is one person we can confirm works for the u.s. government, his mother working for the u.s. district court in baltimore. also we observed law enforcement officers here at the house. they came looking for her, apparently did not find her, and then left. we're not quite sure what agency they were from. they left without speaking to us. and then i spoke later on to a neighbor. her name is joyce kinsey. she observed edward snowden visiting his mother at times and here's what she had to say about edward snowden. >> when you say hi to him and everything, he'll say hi, but he's always looking down. he's not looking at you. and it's like he doesn't make eye contact. but he was very personable and v

compared to wendy's pretzel burger 1400 calories by some estimates that's practically a spinach salad. be sure to follow me on twitter. >>> next in the pop lead, spoiler alert. favorite television characters are dropping like flies. why do the creators of some of the biggest shows kill off their creations? well, i'll ask them. >>> plus, michael douglas makes a shocking claim about his off-screen sex life. what he says might have caused his cancer. >>> welcome back to "the lead." the pop culture lead. it's june, which means your favorite tv series are likely ending their seasons, which means in some cases cliff-hangers, in other cases bloodbaths. that's right, we're noticing a proclivity to kill off characters. and we don't just mean the bad guys or unpopular characters like when l.a. law's roslyn chase fell into that elevator shaft all those years ago. we mean really beloved heart of the series characters. we recently chatted with the creators of some of the hottest shows on television to see what's abehind this epidemic. if you have access to the internet, you likely already know the

but if i'm going in for a big, juicy burger at wendy's and i see the calorie count b, i'm still going to order that big juicy burger at wendy's because that's what i want to eat. >> maybe go for the double instead of the triple and you could save a lot of calories. >> true. thank you so much for joining us, margo. >> nice to be here. >> you're welcome. >>> as you know, the u.s. supreme court has now issued a ruling in a key voting rights case regarding the voting rights act of 19635. the supreme court ruled that federal oversight of elections will continue in states with a past history of discrimination. but there are caveats to that. so let's get to joe johns. >> carol, i was inside for this decision and essentially what it says is there are two provisions of the voting rights act which were in question, section four, section five. essentially what happened is we're throwing out section four. this is effectively for many guts the entire voting rights act. so watching the justs, which is what i did, i just got a real sense of struggle on this court. the five justices who were in the m

like wendy, who trained zimmerman about neighborhood watch guidelines. >> he seemed like he really wanted to maintain his community to make it better. >> reporter: celine told prosecutors she heard what sounded like running from left to right outside her unit the night of the shooting. a detail the defense challenged her on, as it was the first time she offered that version of events publicly on the record. mark o'mara by showcasing her online behavior. >> tell me what that says on your facebook front page right there. read that. >> prosecute the killer of our son, 17-year-old trayvon martin. sign the petition. >> back to a live picture here in sanford, florida. you see jane there. we understand she lived in the neighborhood and prosecutors will, obviously, ask her about what she heard, what she saw, what she did on the night of february 26th. also want to talk about these nonemergency tapes. these phone calls that george zimmerman made before this alleged crime. the prosecution wants to get, wanted to get those tapes admitted as evidence. keep in mind, the burden is on them to prove this

murdoch filed for divorce from his wife, wendi deng. this vid wreo shows tengdeng, r this, defending her man after the infamous pie toss. he was testifying in the phone hacking scandal involving one of his papers in london. deng is murdoch's third wife. >>> in california, a plane, look at this. half of it in a hangar. listen to how it got there. mechanics were working on this small jet at the chino airport. somehow it came free. rolled right into the hangar. ha thankfully it happened after hours. nobody was hurt there. >>> coming up next, chelsea clinton sits down with cnn and talks everything from her mom's presidential ambitions to the kind of movies hollywood should be making. and my newest colleague, michaela perera joins me live. hey, lady. so exciting. we're going to chat with michaela about chelsea. your they're on a first name basis now. and a little something something up our sleeves for miss michaela. stay tuned for that next. ? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from baus

wendy yesterday, a human behavior expert, when i was a kid if someone hit me or yelled at me i would go home and my mom or my dad would say did you yell at them? did you hit them back? if i said no, they'd say go back down the street and yell at them and hit them back. you know what? that was good for me. otherwise i would have grown up being a wimp. rachel? >> here i think the difference is, is that we don't want to create the separation of power. we don't want to create the dynamic of a bully versus victim mentality. that starts to create some issue with power and control. then one is always playing the i'm the victim, i'm being victimized and woe is me type mentality. we really want to encourage both siblings to learn how to interact more appropriately. again, more respectfully. we also want to encourage them to resolve what they need to on their own. but also an appropriately healthy way. >> how do you do that appropriately? because as a child you learn from inappropriate behavior. if you do something inappropriately, your parent tells you, that's the inappropriate way. that's pa