come on, alex. careful. i can't skate. wait till i get my hands on that kid. ll a crazy stunt. mrs. lynch hasn't seen him since early this afternoon. hello, mrs. wang? alex and vincent are not here. they're not in the house. you haven't heard? yes, i'll call you as soon as i hear something. now what do i do? call the police? no, please. they're not in trouble. they're probably fooling around or something. kevin, tell ramón your idea. well, uh... maybe they went somewhere to celebrate new year's-- you know, wherever kids go in this town. alex left his bag in the hall. he usually puts it away. he ripped an ad out of the paper. what? ramón: it's an ad for the embarcadero. thanks for volunteering to answer the phone, kevin. we'll check in every half hour or so to find out if you've heard anything. here's my work number just in case. hey, good luck. i hope you find them. thanks, kev for being such a good sport. i owe you one. get going, so we can find them before midnight. then we party. i almost forgot-- the baby-sitter. she's coming at 7:00. there's an envelope on

care. >> you've spoken out about this on the show, alex. this is basic health care for women.ou see a republican party willing to defund a group that has served one in six women in this country. to me, that's -- there's a moral issue there. it's a sense of what kind of country you want to live in. we're seeing this across the states and in texas. the idea of limited government, it's kind of a farce when you think about them talking about limited government and intruding to deeply into the fate and state of women's health. >> richard, is it a winning strategy? this keeps the issue of the war on women alive. every time a state does this -- scott walker is now dancing around it. it keeps alive a very good talking point for the democrats, if you ask me. >> within the republican party, it may be winning. but that's a very small universe of people. so if you're speaking for mitt romney and how he's got to claw back some of the deficit he's now got with women voters with independence, this makes no sense. by the way, the irony of them doing it in the name of family values is also obs

alex trebek. i'm very excited. could not be more thrilled. now i don't care if i win or lose. ment with alex trebek. >> my competition is nbc's kelly o'donnell and new york times columnist thomas friedman. sure they're smart, but are they jeopardy smart? >> i say relax. have a fun time. but i want to destroy them. i want to destroy my competition. i'm very competitive. >> once the game starts -- >> warm rhyming term for a place with a strong wi-fi connection. >> it call goes quickly. >> what is a hot spot? >> anderson? >> who is eliot spitzer? >> who is thomas jefferson? >> who is the mayflower madam. >> you're the only one on the plus side. enjoy that while we pause. >> after the first round, i was feeling good. but then i stumble. >> anderson? >> what is ibm? >> no. tom? >> what is halliburton? >> i was searching for the daily doubles but one stumped me. >> life on a honolulu army post just before the pearl harbor attack. >> i don't even know what it means. >> i'm not ashamed to admit i want to win. my face shows the pressure. i get nervous when tom friedman starts to get som

alex savage. >>> they have a plan to take care of although city council does not like it very much. they are registering blighted homes once they send out a default notice. if they happen to be vacant banks have to maintain the property. the bank says they don't own the homes so they should not be held responsible. >>> house speaker john boehner will not bulging on any increase in the country's debt ceiling must be offset by spending cuts. >> if the president continues to put principal before party and our economy is going to suffer. >> coming up at 6:15, where house speaker john boehner is having lunch and things could be a little continues from those comments the proposal calls for this fall and if approved it is almost double the cost of tuition. they will vote in july and there could be more painful cuts if they approve governor brown's tax plans. >>> muni for san francisco's youth is getting more support. a committee with the transportation authority voted to recommend $400,000 for by the lot program. the board had to approve the recommendation. a pilot program is expected to c

care of alex forger, her estate lawyer in new york.is a way to help our friend without government restrictions. end quote. gregg. gregg: so i realize, jonathan, it's a little like reading tea leaves here, but what does this suggest perhaps about the jury's mindset right now? >> reporter: well, at face value, it would suggest that the jury is tracing the so-called bunny money trail, that they're following those donations from heiress bunny mellon, trying to get into her mindset, did she consider these donations to a friend, in which case they'd be private gifts, or were these donations to help edwards' presidential prospects in 2008, in which case the prosecution would argue these are campaign donations. and it also would suggest that they're trying to see what knowledge edwards had, if anything, at the time about the money. but again, legal experts say at this early phase, it's like reading tea leaves, it may be the jury just doing its due diligence, in which case we could be here for a long time this week, gregg. gregg: you never know

care of alex forger in new york. it is a way to help our friend without government restrictions.se is bunny mellon's estate attorney. the prosecutors had entered this and other evidence, hoping to convince jurors that these items will show the intent of the donors. they would arc the prosecution would argue, that the donors intended this money to help edwards' campaign and therefore, they represent unreported and excessive campaign contributions. but the defense has been arguing that these donations were merely meant to protect edwards' life from finding out about his affair and, therefore, they represent personal gifts. but at this point of the game, it's impossible to read the tea leaves on which way this jury is leaning and so all we can do is wait outside the courthouse for a verdict. jon, back to you. jon: when it comes out, we'll have t. here on fox news. jonathan serrie, thank you for bringing us the update. jenna: we're going to take you overseas now. many european countries are struggling to come out of a recession. we hear talk about austerity measures and bailouts and

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. >> you do realize alex trebek doesn't have a mustache anymore? >> see you later take care. >> so it was my suggestion to have bill help you out. >> look how well that turned out. >> not much support from bill. >> i think that was bad advice, but i think i gave you good advice by staying away from trebek because he is a little handsy as far as being a lady's man. >> he claims he watches "the five" and he watches -- >> it is his lunch hour from 2:00 to 3:00 and then he watch itself and he says -- he asks me questions about you. he knew about bob. he asked about eric and andrew and kimberly. i don't know about juan. but he probably knows juan. >> kareem, nice guy? >> very tall. they tall. in that picture -- well that i was in five inch heels and an eight inch riser and he was still super doll. >> you were -- super tall. >> you were not the only person at this table on "jeopardy." you were on it nick. >> you are picking a scab that almost peeled over. my kid grew up in semipoverty because i choked on "jeopardy." >> how much did you have and how much did you bet? >> i was out b

alex was talking about. "he's talking about the dentist. "he's talking about how animals get their teeth taken care of. about teeth. he's talking about all sorts of different things." this was a conversation that lasted maybe 15 minutes, and other kids were there and gave their ideas about the dentist also. they were having a discussion about-- one child thought that they drill your teeth if you have something in it, and the other disagreed and said, "well, they just make you hold something in your mouth for a few minutes, and then you spit it out." and so here's another opportunity, where they have different theories about what's going on in the world, that they can exchange some ideas, and maybe we can go have a concrete experience-- maybe going to the dentist or something or having someone come in-- to expand on their ideas, which is really important, in a sense-- which is different than a more traditional, conventional classroom, where you have a predetermined set of plans or lessons that you want to stick to. of course, children can't teach themselves everything and find their own solutions to all

he just started a weight loss program and the care takes sees the respiratory track started to failed and he died 24 hours later. >>> who is alex trebek the answer to the question of who is talking about retiring from the game show jeopardy. after 28 years, puzzling contestants and audiences, he says that he is now thinking about retiring. he told fox news on fox news sunday that he may hold out another two years so he can retire after 30 years of doing the show. he says he would love to focus on his charity work but would miss doing jeopardy. >>> all right. it was the most competitive night on the season of dancing with the stars. six couples are left but two of them are going home tonight. so each couple had to perform two dances last night. william and cheryl shot to the top with a perfect score. maria with her partner she got a perfect score last week and is towards the bottom of the pack and melissa gilbert is at bottom. so watch abc2 tonight to see the two couples who are eliminated. >>> bank of america is going to help out with some mortgage borrowers struggling to make payments. >> coming, how the bank is going to give

alex and amy, many thanks, guys, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> take care. >> you too. >>> taking a look at your saturday forecast. it is quiet and dry in the northeast and gorgeous, look at that live picture there of new york city. but that won't be the case for the rest of the country necessarily. meteorologist bill karens is here with the forecast. good morning to you, bill. >> good saturday morning to you, alex. what a beautiful weekend in so many areas of the country. of course, we also have a few exceptions. we'll take you to the middle of may and how quiet the weather has been so far this month. yesterday we didn't see many strong this mornings thunderstorms down there in southern florida. one tornado report in the far southeast corner of wyoming. this has been a quiet may for tornadoes. i don't mean to jinx it, but so far more than halfway through the month, only 72 tornadoes, typically we have 257. and we have not had any tornado fatalities this month, which is fantastic. last year we had over about 150 in this month alone. today's severe weather threat is a minimal severe

alex should have better numbers in 2012. is he had stopped there with the comments then he mentioned newton. >> to the honest truth i couldn't care less. i think that is totally overblown stat because if you are losing games you are like the carolina panthers. you are not winning though. >> in response, carolina tweeted amex lek smith, junior stats would have gotten you cut. that is after a 13-3 year. in case you are wondering the 49ers and panthers do not meet each other. that is fortunate after this. >> thanks for joining us. we continue tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. we're available online and facebook and twitter. >> have a great weekend.

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alex should have better numbers in 2012. is he had stopped there with the comments then he mentioned newton. >> to the honest truth i couldn't care if you are losing games you are like the carolina panthers. you are not winning though. >> in response, carolina tweeted amex lek smith, junior stats would have gotten you cut. that is after a 13-3 year. in case you are wondering the 49ers and panthers do not meet each other. that is fortunate after this. >> thanks for joining us. we continue tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. we're available online and facebook and twitter. >> have a great weekend.8xñ!ñcñs hey everybody i'm lisa quinn. welcome home. this weeks makeover is for a little girl named hannah. not so little she's about to turn thirteen. so let's meet her and her mom and she what she hopes for for her room makeover. steven is my husband, hannah's dad and it's the three of us who lives here and we came to the u.s. 17 years ago and we've lived in san jose the whole time.

care about your aches and pains. well, how do you know? did you speak to alex trebek? because i have a policy myself.onth per unit. it's perfect for my budget. my rate will never go up. and my coverage will never go down because of my age. affordable coverage and guaranteed acceptance? we should give them a call. do you want to help protect your loved ones from the burden of final expenses? if you're between 50 and 85, you can get quality insurance that does not require any health questions or a medical exam. your rate of $9.95 a month per unit will never increase, and your coverage will never decrease -- that's guaranteed. so join the six million people who have already called about this insurance. whether you're getting new insurance or supplementing what you already have, call now and ask one of their representatives about a plan that meets your needs. so, what are you waiting for? go call now! we'll finish up here. >> bill: great american news quiz the most successful films of all time edition. >> hello, mr. o'reilly. >> bill: these movies made the most money ever. >> okay. >> bill: question numb

alex is not your adversary. >> right. >> i don't know where you're going there. careful good humor and did it well and i'm not going to talk about the other contestants. >> fair enough. i think one thing that i think people don't understand, look. you beat -- you didn't just be a five-time champion but ended up beating watson the super computer. what was that like? >> it was a lot of fun. and not to put too much importance on it, it's interesting. a lot of my colleagues think i'm really smart because i, you know, won five times on jeopardy. this was about 30 years ago when my mind was a little more nimble. and because i outscored the i fwchlt m computer watson a year ago. but you have to understand, you do understand this, that, you know, it's better to know things than not know things. but, you know, jeopardy tests only one kind of thinking. >> right. >> it's not a -- the jeopardy knowledge is not a substitute for wisdom. it's not -- >> that's right. >> it's good to know history, the details of history and you do. and there is no question that your detailed knowledge of

care of children. and so to read an investigation about what happened to alex, he didn't want to. >> their son was mentionedthey read that melanie pickens slammed alex into lockers face first nearly every single day. alex was yelled at, hit and even knocked over on to the concrete sidewalk. they recalled that at the time, back in 2006 through 2010, they had noticed disturbing changes in their son. for one thing, he stopped using the toilet. they couldn't figure out why he was going backwards developmentally. >> i thought he had something going on. we kept searching for it. unfortunately, we found out it was the abuse and the ptsd that was really causing all of his regression and symptoms are. for williams say that at least 19 administrators and teachers saw melanie pickens abuse her students over the years. and the court found principal boyd created an air of intimidation for her staff, with teachers afraid they'd lose their jobs if they made reports about pickens' conduct. the williams filed an administrative claim against the school system for what happened to alex. the court found that the school had not

. >>> the maryland man entrusted to protect and care for historical items in the national archives has been sentenced for stealing and selling them. alex demetrick reports, the theft involves thousands of sound recordings. >> reporter: the national archives was created for the recordings. >> the special cause for second lieutenant. sergeant, will you handle this? i want to lie down. [ laughter ] >> reporter: to the words of shakespeare. like burges mir meredith, hamlet. >> pricks the conscience of a king. for 40 years, leslie worked and supervised those recordings. for the last 10 of those years, he stole over 6,000 recordings, selling many on ebay. most bought only at a few dollars. but it addedded upon upon to $83,000. >> mopitary is little compared to the historical value. >> on e, for humanity. >> reporter: in court, a tear laughin admitted he had done wrong and hurt his family, friends and the national archives reputation. >> reporter: a judge sentenced him to 18 months in prison. not just for the money involved but for violating trust. when someone violates the trust and they a federal employee, it damages our institution and dam

alex savidge has followed the story since our 4:30 a.m. newscast and now he tells us if residents can go home. >> reporter: from chopper 2, you can see the caret ther is of this morning -- at the center of this morning's manhunt. the contra costa county sheriff's office says inside they found a man dead from what appears to to be a self- inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say he's the same man who opened fire on police earlier in the morning triggering a large-scale search. neighbors heard the gunfire. >> well, the notes are -- the shots are very loud. but it echos around here. i heard three or four more shots and i heard shooting back. >> reporter: oakland police were chasing the man when he fired on several officers. none of them were hit but bullets struck two police vehicles. the gunmen were able to escape and police locked down the area warning team people to stay indoors. >> normally i leave my doors unlocked because it's pretty safe around here. >> reporter: it all started this morning and police tried to pull the man over for a traffic violation. he bolted the from the scene and head officers on a pursuit heading east on cypress r

exactly like that of alex miller but saying that anyone who ignores the should not be funded it was not it didn't fly. in the fall or even prevented me from putting it on the care bill of the knesset but invented me from bringing it to the lot. it is and did the action by the brazilian or the knesset you're going to the high court on june the sixth are you expecting anything to come out of it i appealed to the high court in june the ruby solution i think i will win this case because very behaved in the very stupid way i am a minority opposition in the. here and the knesset by preventing me from even bringing it here therefore cost the lives and the news in my motion it is in the news we want it to be in the news you mentioned earlier dancing in the street by israelis on israel's independence day the same day that palestinians refer to as the nakba the catastrophe was such a poll of reactions to the same event can they rarely ever be peace between israelis and arabs yes definitely but in australia there is a commemoration done by radio associations for the so-called nakba of the aborigines why not to do the same out to have the same by the majority accepting. th

careful. >> greg: i offered to chaperon. you said no. >> bob: never mind. >> bret: you have a good kid. alexal election primaries going on last night. president obama was up -- remember last week or a week-and-a-half ago, two weeks ago he lost 41% to keith judd, the inmate. last night, john wolf got 42% in arkansas. get this, uncommitted got 42% in kentucky. obama doing a great job. but this is the big one. the "q" poll last night came out. romney, 47%. to 41% over obama. in florida. with 29 electoral votes. that is a big one. >> bob: that is why we're the underdog. >> kimberly: he needs florida and virginia. >> bob: we'll be lucky to win. >> dana: starts this week, the first memorial -- what do you mean? what does that mean? >> greg: i live in the area they frequent. >> dana: these are pictures from my apartment. because the ships were coming up this week. this is the bi bisentennial. see the one in the back there? >> greg: if you walk the streets of new york city, you can see group of service men, you have to buy them drinks. that is the rule. you have to buy them shots, buy them drinks. >

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