. >> bridget kelly was the aide who wrote that notorious e-mail involve some had. >> bridget kelly was the aide who wrote that notorious e-mail involve some had. >> bridget kelly was the aide who wrote that notorious e-mail. time for traffic robs in ft. lee. and regina was in essence her boss. nobody has been able on connect that bridget did it on regina's say so. but in the subsequent days after the traffic jams, it was regina's responsibility to look into it, why did her people get involved in this. and so she started looking for whatever depth that she may or may not have used in this investigation of hers and by december, she was texting the governor certain information as shed a m admitted in her system indeed she had told the governor about certain aspects of what the port authority was maintaining was their, let's just say, demeanor in this whole thing. what was revealing was that she was texting the governor while he was still denying any knowledge. >> and december 2013 is the focus of the subpoena. why is that such a pivotal month to the investigation? >> that was the month wh

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. >> reporter: for bridget nevins, statistics are no reassurance. her father was killed in 1990 by an employee who struck him in the head with a wrench 24 times. >> if you crossed that line, that you're capable of crossing that line in the future. there was always this comfort that i had knowing that this person was in jail and that, you know, i was protected from that. >> reporter: in june her father's killer was found suitable for parole. nevin worries that the programs inside prison are coaching offenders on what to say to the parole board. >> our community, i feel, at large is put into a vulnerable situation. and in my humble opinion, some of these parolees are ticking timebombs. we're basing all our comfort on statistics probability that now these individuals aren't capable of committing crimes just based on their age. >> reporter: nefbvin will urge e governor to reverse parole for her father's killer. freedom brings new challenges. here in downtown berkeley the recovery services offers exoffenders a place to land when they get out. tom gorum i

patrick and bridget, let's go. stuart: all right, that was chris christie, obviously took the ice bucket challenge. that is working and we had the chairman of als association on this program yesterday. he said they raised $3 million during the law ice bucket challenge and that is just so far. next case, watch out fast-food workers, a new burger flipping robot may be out to take your job. >> if you are one of those fast-food workers you should be very very worried right now. the company is called momentum machines and they have a robot that can make a burger start to finish in ten second or less. stuart: cooking start to finish? >> they assemble in and all of them are fresh. the cheese and tomatoes. start to finish the whole thing. stuart: zillow meet those in raw and within ten seconds -- >> you can customize the meat you want ground together but you can't put it that fast. stuart: it has got to work every single time if it is going to replace a human being. it has to work all the time. >> obviously this will be po

. >> bridget is a washington post columnist and the author of "overwhelmed: work, love, and play when no one has time." >> and meredith is the editor and chief of "redbook." >> ladies, welcome. >> hello, ladies. >> it's a common theme, isn't it? >> is it about prioritizing? sometimes you open your eyes in the morning and you're like, oh, my god, i have a million things. i haven't even started my day yet. >> haven't brushed your teeth and you want to get back in bed. >> that is a part of it. there is an awful lot to do all the time. some of it is just the era that we're living in. we overwork. we work among the most hours of any advanced economy. we overdo, overparent, helicopter, hover. we spend our most amount of time with our children, so we have very little leisure time. we don't value leisure time. vacation is seen as something that's for wimps. >> people are afraid to take vacations sometimes given the economy. they end up packing their days and their holidays. >> it's true. what people forget is that actually taking time off is not only better for you physically, but mentally. c