laughing difficult ladies and gentlemens you can at this timtiter in a nice way andf you want to be butch about it do the manly thought. please this isn't a work of aesthetic value it should be seen as humorous. as i of practicing this piece i can assure you and my ability for tongue twisters in english is limited let alone in japanese so if you see me stop and the priest turn extraordinarily red it's because i had a booboo. if you will excuse me. (music) this is the sort of thing you don't normally see. this would be a curtain and the oil makes it easier to play. (music) (speaking japanese) (japanese music)

finally tonight, our manager of the week goes to butch of the barnstormers. after getting tossed by the first-base umpire that he not only yanks first base out of the ground, he stops, autographs first base, hands it to the lady in the front row before saying thank you, thank you very much, and heading to the showers. if you are going to get tossed, get tossed with a little flair. >> baseball folks going out with a bang lately. that's it for us. have a good night. [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle killing adults, eggs and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long.

reporters thought it was a good story as opposed to hype butch ward worked for nearly twenty years as a journalist with the philadelphia inquirer but after layoffs he left to work for health insurer independent blue cross before returning to work as a journalist that revolving door between france and p.r. the press and governor. is causing real concern about what the long term effects could be if the influx of spin doctors take over the message machine completely where there is very little journalism be done in an awfully lot of spin you create some dangerous circumstances for citizenry for democracy itself i'll go straight to questions white house spokesman jay carney worked for twenty years as a journalist for time magazine now he's president obama's spokes person former broadcaster and columnist tony snow went on to serve as spokesperson for president bush and jamie rubin went from the state department under president clinton to executive editor at bloomberg news so common such as a common practice and no one else no one is questioning or anymore in a time when hack and flack are o

here is the ugly, our managerial meltdown of the week has to go to butch hopkins. so intense about getting called that he not only pulled first base out of the ground, he takes it over to the side, autographs it and gives it to the woman in the front row. thank you and good night. he goes out in style. >> you have to wonder if someone went up to the stand a lady could we have that back. >> yes. i think they have extras. but perhaps in the minors you don't. >> we got to go. you're going fo get to first base. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh yeah. it's really molding to my body. once they get our bed, they're like, "why didn't i do this sooner?" during our summer closeout, get the lowest prices of the season on our most popular bed sets. experience the sleep number difference. only at one of our 400 sl

it's sometimes called a german pancake and sometimes called a butch baby. and it's essentially -- i know, a great name. >> i was with you until the baby part actually. >> i don't know where the baby part comes from. essentially you heat up an iron skillet, add a bunch of butter. you make this batter that takes literally amix together. it's very minute thin and you pour it in and you think it's hopeless and in the oven it starts growing up out the sides of the pan and it's like this very thin buttery crepe with crisp edges because it's grown out of the pan in the hot oven. you pull it out and i like a souffle, you pull it out and pour on powdered sugar. >> i'm sensing that powdered sugar is the secret ingredient to everything. >> yes, ma'am. >> is that a breakfast pancake. what is that? >> yes, it's like a weekend breakfast pancake. you could also serve it as dessert, though. >> now, i'm hungry and i must leave actually and i've been talking to you for five minutes. so people understand these recipes, these -- there are about 1400 recipes or so? >> there's a

here is the ugly, our managerial meltdown of the week has to go to butch hopkins.nse about getting called that he not only pulled first base out of the ground, he takes it over to the side, autographs it and gives it to the woman in the front row. thank you and good night. he goes

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. >> wow, shades of butch cassidy. the old west, harrison ford rules the town with an iron fist.el craig shows up. >> he is one tough guy though. >> i don't want any trouble. >> right, clint -- but pow! aliens arrive and they mean business. they are after us. they rope people off like horses to study them. >> she knows more than she is letting on. she has great eyes. >> but that again, the dialogue can't win an award but it boils down to last chance team effort against a force that seems unbeatable. >> this has everything you can imagine, genre, cowboys indians and aliens and great special effects. parts of silly and too long but it's still a rip rolling good time. i give it almost three-quarters of a bucket. i'm don sanchez and we'll see you on the aisle. >> he is animated there. >> how about that stuff about the weather. >> absolutely. we've got some storm activity well east of the bay area but typical low clouds and fog. this is san jose, looking at sunshine and temperatures approaching 80 later on today. further south, 82 in morgan hill. gilroy, garlic festival should be a ni

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. >> we understand there are questions about it butch as far as we know, and we understand, it's a legallyng contract. >> and enterprise spokesperson told abc 7 news the contract never got approveal because planned parenthood revised the original terms. >> when we come back at 6:30, a campaign on capitol hill for same-sex marriage. a california man explains why heç cannot no longer pay rent now that his partner has died. >> is there a felon caring for your grandmother? the number of care giver was rap sheets. >> and the new airport screening software designed to keep your private parts private.@t@t@t@t@t >>> good evening, once again, supporters of same-sex marriage got a high profile hearing this morning. it's the result of senator feinstein's bill to repeal the defense of marriage act. a law that a california man blames for costing him his home. mark matthews is here with the story tonight. >> ron wallin's story has been well documented by supporters of same-sex marriage. the washington, d.c.-based organization freedom to marry has posted its version on you tube. today, wallin testified

the university of north carolina looking for a new head coach with wednesday's surprise firing of butchvis turned things away, but the ncaa has been investigating alleged academics misconduct. davis says he's shocked. tar heels faithful are, too. this happened just days before the team begins fall practice. >>> and the nfl, lots of trades already. donovan mcnabb shipped to minnesota for draft picks and tavaris jackson goes to seattle to replace matt hasselbeck who signed with tennessee. and one quick follow-up for you. it's rare, but obvious. and the umpire cops to it. he says he blew the call on tuesday's late night braves/pirates again. tape doesn't lie especially in slo-mo. >>> so as the dead debacle edges closer to the cliff, it's inspiring oddball moments. jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: a rap video, a cops and robbers movie, and aim amy winehouse? what do they have to do with the debt fiasco? a comedian from virginia likes doing political videos. >> it fits in well with a bad rap and i happen to be a bad rapper. >> reporter: was that really the a bomb dropped by house speaker jo

. >> i made an effort to address this and started working with butch arman and we have within focussin focussing on the drive ball and they've been much more refined to the point where i'm not playing from the trees as much. i may play from the rough but not as far offline. as we stand here four years later 2011 i feel like my drive's never been as good. >> charlie: you mean in accuracy and distance? >> correct. but over the last t years i haven't been as mentally sharp or positive as i want to be on the golf course and i wanted to change and it was evident at the british open where i had a whole different mentality of being on the way back to playing the way i'd like to play and the way i always have played and with a much more positive fun outlook. you saw me smiling and i was enjoying the challenge and that brings out the best golf in me. when i try to zero in andlay focussed like tiger i don't play my best. i play tight and with pressure and don't play and swing freely. >> charlie: what was the genius of ben hogan? the consistency of the swing? >> he found out what was best for him

shade of butch cast dichlt old west 187 1875.grumpy harrison fox sports world rules the town with an iron fist. then daniel craig shows up. >> i need to know where you came from. >> so do i. >>reporter: he has repressed memory from the past. one tough guy, though. >> i don't want any trouble. >>reporter: right clint, daniel. just as you think this film is a derivative conventional western. wow! about. pl alien arrive and they mean business. about sophisticated weaponry they are after us. like a round up they rope people off the horse to reel them in. >> what about the other people are they alive? >> they won't be for long. >>reporter: that is olivia who knows more than she is letting on. stunning. great eyes. >> she's the only one who knows who i am. >>reporter: that haunted past thing again. dialogue isn't going to win a pulitzer but after all this boils did you know to last chance team effort against a force that seems unbeatable. about this has just about every kind of film genre to imagine. could you by and indian and alien.

really butch. and i was like a kind of, like, little vicious little john mcenroe type person.was watching and this match that i should have won. and i was really losing my rag. and he going, what are you doing? and i was going, shut up, you! and afterwards i was, that night, i saw him, i went up to him and i said, you were giving me a hard time when i was playing tennis. yeah, you should have won. you pushed him. and smashed his nose, his nose exploded, and i was kind of, like, oh. he punched me and knocked my front teeth out. so, i punched him and i broke my hand. and i -- true. three punches. >> jimmy: really? what a mess. [ applause ] it's probably best you went into acting then. your love interest on the show, well, not right this second, but in previous seasons is anna p k paquin, who is also your wife. not that you don't know this. but there's a lot of nudity and a lot of sex on the show, for those who haven't seen it. >> a lot of sex. >> jimmy: a lot. yes. >> like at home. >> jimmy: i'm going to get in trouble. you could really get mixed up, i guess. >> yeah. i've got a

butch it was perfect. it was the best thing. gretchen: christina were you doing the videotape?etchen: how did you keep your composure. you had seen your husband since he had been away and you put him in the box. but now did you keep your composure. >> i had sunglasses on so that helped. then laughing. the nervous laugh. in the background. and plus my friend -- my great awesome friend helping me, amy and david, amy started crying. i started giggling at her. and that waist just helped kind of lighten the mood for me so i didn't get too emotional. gretchen: i just what to add. this has gone viral. here is one of the quotes. just enjoy the precious moments in this video. appreciate the unconditional love. this is a beautiful moment. how do you react to that, sergeant? >> it's nice people feel that way about it, you know. it was special for me. and people thought it was special and got emotional over it. that's really awesome. gretchen: audrey and logan how psyched are you your dad doesn't have to go anywhere sometime soon. >> we don't know what psyched means. gretchen: how happy ar

butch he provides a combination of cuts and elimination of the tax loopholes for the purpose of deficit reduction. bill: just fact that he couples with taken idea for $9 trillion it gives you a sense of the enormity of the issue. democrats control the senate, you have got a democratic president. can you afford to allow this debt issue to linger into another election cycle as a party? >> we all need to come together to make sure the united states pays its bills. obligations we already incurred. democrats and republicans alike have voted for. failure to do that will send the economy into a tail spin. that's not just me or secretary geithner. that's non-partisan economists. we need a robust deficit reduction plan. the president putt on the table a proposal to cut $9 trillion. and he demonstrated you can couple with at least a trillion in revenue by closing a lot of these loopholes. bill there is an idea in the house that's been moved forward on behalf of republicans that calls for a balanced budget amendment among many other things. viewers write this. bya, because you asked. this is out o

. >> what we call the butch interview, tom begins to talk about where he was at the time of his sister'song something tom told pat had made him very suspicious. tom said he had been living in michigan when jennifer was murdered when, in fact, a few weeks before she died, tom moved to charlotte, north carolina. and charlotte was just a 2 1/2 hour drive from the scene of the crime. if tom lied about where he lived on the day of the crime, was he lying about his actions that day, too? >> i remember that day, i was at a friend's house in charlotte. i flew into charlotte and then i drove on the way to my parents' house -- >> reporter: here pat seems to have caught tom as he tries not to reveal that he's been lying about his moving date from michigan. pat was very suspicious of that fudging. also, there was the way tom talked about the weather on the day of the murder. >> if i remember, this was almost the identical weather that it was. >> reporter: as if he was right there when it happened. >> he does not use the wording that this was the weather in charlotte or this was the weather in michig

it used to be -- did you go see "butch cassidy" and everybody talked about that. "mad men." it's tv. >> with seinfeld, with "all in the family" now with the basic cable shows which are always through the year-round, there's a new summer season of things you want to see. >> never stops. >> as far as working goes though, do you prefer one over the other? is tv different than movies? as far as the working and the schedule? >> you know, i had a great schedule on "damages" i only worked a few days a week. when i did show, it was always interesting so i always wanted to go to work. it's the same on a feature too. it's bleeding in one from the other. we're on the satellite so we can say whatever we want. sometimes gratuitously and sometimes not. >> no, we really can't. >> i'm not going to. >> on "damages." >> we have a seven second delay. >> on "damages" it's on direct tv, so they -- you can say whatever they want. >> whatever the blank they want. >> with film and television. >> it's on audience network, with all the channels, the thought was it would dilute the product,

the gentleman you see in the red shirt over there, his name is butch, the space communicator. he was the one that you heard speaking with the commander of the space shuttle going back and forth a short while ago. to give you a sense of who is who here. this room here, you know, going through the final checklist here, now that the space shuttle is on the ground safely. the other thing interesting you can't see it but there is -- one of the -- three large monitors here at mission control. the middle monitor, right there in the room, they have for each shuttle mission, a patch that's designed for each of these crews. we see them flashing all of the different space shuttle mission patches flashing across the screen. many of these people are veterans of many space shuttle missions. you know, a tribute to all of the space shuttle missions controlled out of here in mission control in houston. back to you guy. >> thanks very much for that. >> we want to welcome you to a special edition of "american morning" where we are covering the final landing of the space shuttle. 6:04 on the east

butches struggled. then it was out to explore the great canadian outdoors. a game of street hockey. the dut the prince was than very good at it but at least they tried. they were better at canoeing. meeting up with local families. living traditional lifestyles. far plunge corner of canada. they tour ad town decide by wildfires earlier this year. they met families that lost their homes. royal tour had its fair share of tradition. but it will be remembered for the emergence of a new and formal royalty. a young couple throwing themselves into local cultures with adoring crowds turning up to watch. the future of the monarchy in this part of the world at least seems assured. we will see how they do in the u.s. they are heading to l.a. tomorrow the tourism commission already is publishing and encurabling people to come to los angeles and to california. everyone getting very excited. will kate mania hit l.a.? we will have to wait and see. >> you are buttoned up for stampede time in calgary. is that like a thing you will take off and have a cowboy hat and boots and big belt buckle? >> repor

>> you can ask your local butcher -- you can request this particular cut without the fat from your butchthat on there. this also. so it's really nice. let's put it all on there. >> go for it. you use banana leaves instead of paper foil. >> the banana leaves add sweetness to it. just a little kind of like bitterness toward the end. great flavor. i make all tamales with banana leaves. so good. >> that's the flavor. >> right. >> to the fragrance particularly. >> exactly. now we wrap it like so. at the restaurant we do this, my chef raul does this and puts it on around 9:00 at night at 150 degree, 200-degree overen. >>> how long. >> ten hours. >> ten hours. >> next morning, comes in, it's ready. if you do it at home, marinate it, four hours, 350, you're in good shape. >> preparation is easy but cooks for a while. >> a long time exactly. so we have the towel, the wet towel, damp towel, wrap it, go from here. >> goes with the towel in the oven. >> in the oven. make sure we of course, wet the towel so it's moist. >> we don't want a fire. >> take it out from here. okay? take the -- let's see how

copy, butch, thanks. >> that's on 1-5, when you get there. [no audio] [know audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [ [no audio] qlo [no audio] [no audio] >> houston, step ten, ready for the resets. >> affirmative. we will take that, atlantis. [no audio] >> here on the flight control room standing is paul hill, the director of missions operations here at the johnson space center, talking with the ground controllers who basically take care of all of the buildings functions. anything from air-conditioning to the computer systems, to the scheduling of time on the tracking and data relay satellite system. he has been going around the room, congratulating the flight control team here as i'm suspecting he will over the course of the next 12 days or so. from time to time with all the shifts in both the shuttle and station flight control rooms as the shuttle program enters its final two weeks of the 30-year program. once again, we'll be switching to the kennedy space center at the top of the hour for the post-launch news conference, targeted for noon

aware of any problems in the money market world that have stemmed from repo liquidity or value as butch >> if i could jump in, actually. when 207 was amended, actually, the repo positions positioned in 207 which is the rule that governs money market funds was strengthened with regard to what's called the look-through rule and whether or not you had to look just to the counterparty, or whether we could look through for the underlying collateral. and you can only look through the underlying collateral if it's government securities now. i think it's been strengthened not because money market funds had issues, but rather looking forward to insure that money market funds don't have issues going forward with regard to having to liquidate the collateral on repos. >> well, not all the -- money market funds may have been participants in the market, but mutual funds were participants beyond the money markets, isn't that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> mr. goebel? >> that is correct. the new york fed's got a tri-party repo commission. there was an understanding that there's a concentration of