[ applause ] 60 years ago father alfred had a vision. and to thrive. this vision since 1950 has been giving those in need the natural and the spiritual food that they need in order to thrive. i am now thriving because of the vision of father alfred. [ applause ] >> i came through st. anthony's through the father alfred center, the drug and alcohol rehabilitation center and i was instilled with values and morals that i was separated from through my drug use. after coming to the father alfred center they put me to work in the dining center. i was not easy work, but gratifying and i got to hear the people actually say thank you for the work i was doing, but remember a short time before that i was on the streets, smoking crack. and now, today, i am able to come here and to give back to a foundation that gave so much to me. [ applause ] the clinic helped gave me medical and make sure everything was working okay and i was fit and in top shape. the tech lab got me acquainted with computers and email and google and facebook. and all of those thi

and what about alfred borris, what would he be doing?d out in the red skin's rapid fire. >> was was your high school superlative? >> most like lib to succeed? >> most athletic. >> first job? >> my first job, i worked at a cleaning company. >> who would play you in a movie? >> favorite song on your ipod? hmm it should have been me. m ♪ . ♪ it should have been me, should have been lying on a cross. >> that's a good one. i'm not going to stump you on the music one. >> tv show you can't miss? >> i don't watch much tv but it would probably be house, he's as good show.od i like house. >> kids, if you don't watch tv, one day you'll be as good as alfred morris.s. if you're stranded on a deserted island, one thing you would take? >> peanut butter. >> what was your first car? >> better known as the bentley.n >> if you weren't in the nfl, what would you do? >> drive shifts. >> are you a good cook? >> i don't want to brag -- no, , can cook.oo >> what's your best dish, besides peanut butter. >> anything, you give it to me -- anything i put my stamp o

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employees and say, sign my card, i'll help you get an increase. >> with the help of lawyers like alfredions have become much more savvy in efforts to organize their companies. for many reasons, recent attempts to unionize companies have been unsuccessful in places like target, starbucks, co coca-cola, nissan, apple, and the world's largest retailer, walmart. walmart is a giant. they have more than two million employees, a presence in 27 countries around the globe and took in nearly $447 billion in revenue just in 2012. they are the largest private employer in the world with sales greater than microsoft, google, and apple combined. their annual income is greater than the entire country of argentina. they are at the top of the retail game, which is one of the reasons why they set the standard for how the entire retail industry decides to treat its workers. and walmart workers have made some shocking claims against their employer. walmart's faced everything from lawsuits and allegations of wage theft to unsafe working conditions to racial and gender discrimination. >> there are now 1.6 mil

. >> alfred dimaria is a lawyer who specializes in union busting and there's no shortage of demand foryears, alfred has been helping companies keep unions out of their corporations. >> we closed this plant down, man. we closed this plant down. >> i've made a career out of union avoidance. some labor union people might call that union busting. >> you will learn the most effective ways to remain union-free. >> management lawyers, me, we conduct intense unfair labor practice training. when a company comes to me and has a campaign, we teach the supervisors and managers what they can say and can't say in compliance with interlobby rules. >> he believes that they are not interested in helping the workers and the only group that they benefit are the unions themselves. >> unions have a product to sell. actually, it's a service that they are selling. you give me your monthly fee and i'll do x for you. the problem is, what can they actually guarantee you. you sign a union card and pay $500 a year in dues, you don't have any guarantee. >> he also tells clients that the best way to avoid a union i

have you ever seen alfred hitchcock's movie "foreign correspondent"? it made the debut in the summer of 1940. in the first scene, a newspaper editor asks him flip what is your opinion of the present european crisis, mr. jones? what crisis said the reporter played by joel. i'm referring to the war, mr. jones. oh, that. well to tell you the truth, i haven't given it much thought. you don't keep up with the foreign news, do you? >> how would you like to cover the biggest story in the world today? give me an expense account and i'll cover anything. you'll get an expense account, what europe needs is a fresh, unused mind. you think you can dig up some news in europe? i'll be happy to try, sir. later there are us is sensible encounter with nazis in dutch windmills, and amazing scene of an assassination that takes place in a heavy reign on the steps of the peace palace in amsterdam. and finally, joel mccia winds in dlon when german bombers are wreaking havoc on the city. in the last scene of the movie, johnny jones is no longer that detached reporter. instead

. >> host: alfred in alabama. >> caller: how are you? >> guest: fine with our you? >> caller: a couple questions and comments. where is the longitudinal latitude? >> you know where san juan, pr, is? about 300 miles due east. >> which cruise line would you recommend? >> guest: i don't know much about that. >> host: you don't much recommend tourism. >> pick one, it will be there. >> second question, this is fact checking. did you go to school with patricia evans and marvin kerri? >> guest: i don't think so. >> caller: point armstrong high school? of course, moses knoll, i knew well. he is a good friend of my sister jules so yes. i knew him but the others i am not so sure. remember i left high school over 50 years ago. >> guest: where did that question come from? >> caller: i'm married to one of his schoolmates and he had a sister named theresa. >> guest: is that right? >> caller: yes. a comment, i will let somebody else come on but i highly recommend you introduce yourself to cyberworld and i'm going on your web site and following your books and using them in my class

there is always alfred morris. he left his words on the field.the first preseason game, we saw what he was capable of doing. rushed for more than 100 yards. this year, the sky's the limit. >> i was very impressed. he did a good job. you have to take a look. initially impressed with both. >> if you ever wonder about being stuck in a situation where right,ings are not going phil mickelson hit five bogeys today. tiger didn't do much better. the was his par putt on 17th. a bow green -- a bogey for four under. par.ved eight under. going into the fourth run tomorrow -- no one >> i had some good shots. to go out there and maybe not have things start the way you want, but be able to turn it around and going the right direction. , scoring twonited goals here. short, 2-0 loss. their 15th loss of the season. -- eat sorry to disappoint. >> all the good ones. we lost, and we lost, and we loss. towards the end of the forecast, that could be pretty good. runners and china had to show off more than sweat. take a look. they had to scrub off powdered color. what t

. >> the nominees for best actor and red skips movie madness arer alfred morris as jerry mcgwire,, inerry mcgwire. it's cynical.l. >> i work in the business of tough competitors. i love it, you complete me. >> chester as darth vader oner star wars the empire strikesemre back. >> if you only knew the p.o.w. of the dar-- the power of the d. obi one won didn't tell you thet power of the dark side. i am your father. >>> i will answer that question. >> i think i'm entitled. do whatever. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> bacarri rambo as rambo? this is what we do and who we are. and the winner is. >> alfred morris as jerry mcgwire in jerry mcgwire. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> this is greatest day of my life. >>> i don't know if it was theae greatest day of his life. i told him i want to see it on the mantle. it's got to be at the house wito all the other awards he has received or it's got to be in the locker room.or uldn'though i wouldn't have given it. >> that was good stuff. >> the voice, and the stage. >> they all did a great job. >> good point inside let's checc i

the other discharge we looked at was one occurred that in alfred lake in 2013. in this case a dog charged an officer who was investigating a man that he had seen that was unresponsive and slumped over -- he was slumped over the dog and the dog charged and the officer fired twice and that was determined to be in policy. those were the cases we reviewed and forwarded to through the fdrb to the chief. you have the reports i believe. they were submitted june 26. we will get into it in a moment and i prepared this last week and there are some changes and i will put you on your toes. in the second quarter and the open case from 2011 as you see in the copies that you have we have five cases open and the status is pending and close the helped report and finish off the investigative investigation and i got it for 005 and that is moving forward. good news. 2012 cases, the open cases are these six. 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006. those are open investigations and the other cases are 13-001, 002, 003, 004. that case was presented at the fdrb. that was the accidental discharge

alfred, watching you for a long time.ow to share your story for the audience. we are rooting for you. thanks for coming on this morning. >> thank you very much. >> okay, thanks. well, it's the top dating website for sure gay daddies and sugar babies, and schoolteachers are flocking to it. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. so we know times are tough, and teachers, well, they are looking for options to make ends meet. what about this? seekingarrangement.com is an online website for sugar babies, and 41,000 schoolteachers join to find wealthy older men for a mutually beneficial relationship and getting a second job like the old days is out of the question right now. >> yeah, and, you know, this seeking arrangements looks like they are looking for publicity because there's a press release about this. the fact is teachers get paid, what, average 55,000 a year? many less. they also spend their own money on office supplies, but they are saying, according to the survey, that the biggest -- the areas for sugar teachers are philadel

. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred p.loan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the nation's chief law enforcement officer said today it's time to scale back tough prison terms for low-level drug crimes. he announced he's changing the way federal prosecutors go after small-fry offenders. the united states is home to just 5% of all the people on earth, but accounts for more than a quarter of the world's prison population-- more than 2.2 million people. >> too many americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good law enforcement reason. >> woodruff: today, in san francisco, the u.s. attorney general said that number must come down. eric holder addressed the american bar associat

alfred morris has a style. roy helu, jr. has a style.hris thompson does. >> chick: second and 6. out of the pistol, pat white will work. straight drop. slant. spectacular by ron brooks. almost off to the races. >> joe: he is such a big target. you have such variety. you talk about variety at the running back position. jordan reed gives him that kind of variety at the tight end position. you have to figure out what you're going to do. release it outside. pat white hesitates a second, gets the ball out. almost breaks out. >> chick: i think they're going to see four tightends in this spot. white out of the pistol, the give -- the fake. he faked me out. white tries to get to the line of scrimmage, gets a yard gain. all right. mike shanahan on his second year at quarterback. >> they are perfectionists. they want to come n want to do studies, make mistake. they don't want to make it again and with the type of mind set that they have, they don't want to do that again. that's what you want in your quarterback. you have to keep those those reps.

. >>> alfred morris solidified his spot as a starter. who is the third down back. >>> how many running backs will they keep. >> final competition comes down to keland williams and chris thompson and juwan jamison. >> and asking young how they ary stacking up, that's a tough question. >> it is crazy back there, man. >> you have guys back there and you know what with you will geti out of them but two craft guys, they are fast and williams running the ball really well. >> they might not keep ay mi fullback and go with six runningbacks. >> and everybody is contributins and doing well. >> you have to make them stand out. >> tonight, the nationals beginn a three-game series in kansas city against the royals withoutr two players. david dejesus was picked up off waivers by rays and back up catcher suzuki acquired last august from a's traded to oakland for dakota back us and cash. >>> suzuki will join a's in baltimore against o's and caps announced signing of mikhail to a one year deal. y >> will? >> thank you, lindsey. >>> another look of pictur

. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation.orting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> suarez: president obama took aim at the soaring cost of college today with an ambitious plan to rate schools and link tuition prices to federal financial aid. >> a higher education is the single best investment you can make in your future. >> suarez: the president unveiled his proposal before a crowd of more than 7,000 at the university of buffalo, in upstate new york. >> at a time when a higher education has never been more important or more expensive, too many students are facing a choice that they should never have to make. either they say no to college and pay the price for not getting a degree-- and that's a price that lasts a lifetime-- or you do

. >> how happy is alfred morris right there? roster cuts will be made on saturday, deadline 6:00 p.m. most of the players will find out tomorrow. back to you. >> we look forward to the game against philadelphia. robert griffin iii has over 1 million twitter followers. so they got the news quickly. >> is that all? >> coach shanahan had to reduce it to 140 characters we would have an answer by now. >>> the nationals were in a. tonight at nationals park and continued their winning streak. gonzalez pitched seven innings. to left. that's his 19th home run of the season. jayson werth and ian desmond also went deep tonight. the nats shut out the marlins 9-0. the nationals playing really good baseball right now. they are i >>> of all the things that can delay trains in new york, officials stopped trains on two lines because two kittens were on the tracks. the workers tried to herd them in for an hour. eventually the trains had to run again. again[ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolv

the it has become like your alfred hitchcock it will appear somewhere in every-- i guess the real scoop will be you can get the corneto in a movie you have not written and proud. >> that would be good. >> you can in star trek, say, look. captain, wait -- >> i could beam one into a show. >> i got a nice corneto right here. >> this is so kind of awe threatically british as well. they actually made me quite home sick because-- and it is odd being home sick when people are fighting, robot aliens. >> yes, of course. >> you remember what it was like, all the robots and aliens back home. >> and it would explain some things. >> that's why you moved here, right. >> that is where-- so this is, you do these movies with your friends that is probably one of the most fun things about it. >> well, yeah, nick who i worked with, who was ed in shawn of the dead, we have been pauls for like 20 years. we were friends before we started working together. in fact, i basically asked nick to be in a sitcom that we had called space. >> yeah. >> thank you. it's fantastic. >> fantastic. i think you can see on netf

. >> "north by northwest" is a classic movie thriller by alfred hitchcock. it's famous for the climactic chase scene that takes place on top of mount rushmore. actually, the actors never got to shoot on the famous presidential heads, but nicole did. grab your hiking boots. she's about to take us on a climb very few people get to make. >> every year, millions of visitors come from around the world to mount rushmore in south dakota to gaze in wonder, take pictures... [ camera shutter clicking ] ...and walk the trail. >> make sure you bring water to drink. we do have some high temperatures here. good comfortable shoes 'cause you'll do a lot of walking. our presidential trail is 1/2 mile long, 400 stairs, so you're gonna get some exercise. >> ranger ed had a treat in store for us. we had special permission to leave the presidential trail and climb the mountain. >> at first, there was only gonna be three presidents up there. as you look at the mountain, the order was jefferson, washington, and lincoln. believe it or not, jefferson was on the other side of washing

alfred morris is the starter but who will be the third down back? how many running backs will be kept this year. the final competition comes down to williams and thompson and jamison. if you ask young how they're stacking up, that's the tough question. >> man it's crazy back there man. you got guys you know what you can get out of them you draft two young guys who are just great jamison and thompson and williams they might go with six running backs. >> everybody has done well. we just have to make it good. >> coming up the nationals dig out of a hole. it is enough against the royals? we've got highlights on deck. >> ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt for around $269 per month. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." it's been

still mike alfred a company that rates 401 k plans says knowing how much to save is critical. >> the number one thing for retirement savings and planning is that most people aren't saving enough money. and so, in the absence of actually saving an adequate amount, there is no other magic bullet. >> reporter: he says if you're not saving enough each month, even the best performing investments probably won't get you to your goal. for "nightly business report," i'm sharon epperson. >>> the 2024 summer olympic games are more than a decade away, but at least one big u.s. city is preparing a bid to host the games, washington dc. the president of d.c. 2024 the booster committee exploring the bid says the nation's capital is the safest and most secure city in the world, and he says since the biggest cost of any olympic games is security, quote, we got it pretty much built in. this is no done deal. other cities like tulsa, oklahoma have already announced their interest in hosting those same games, bill, and you know, the last time we did summer games was atlanta. >> is living in los angeles wh

anthony's dining room and others mentioned father alfred. i was remembering father floyd. [ applause ] i told my children when father floyd told me. a long time ago, i said father floyd, what makes you be able to do this over and over -- year in and year out? that you never burn out? that you have a constant source of enthusiasm for administering to the needs of people in need? he said when i was growing up, my parents told me that god loved poor people in a very special way. and so that we all must love them in a very special way. and that was his motivation and i believe the motivation of many of us gathered here today. i know it is of where you are father? father from u.s. f? thank you for being here. i see so many of you in the audience who have been so magnificent in this and here we are. coming together in a partnership, in a partnership between mercy housing; now it's mercy housing because it's the sisters of mercy, but it's mercy housing because that is what it is. and that is what it means to the people who benefit from it. and this

alfred and brad are with us once again.uestion is about attracting a specific audience online. >> with the social media aspect we know how to post our product and offerings with social media but how do we draw organizations to us through social media? >> it's interesting. he's got it exactly backward. what should he be doing? >> he wants to search out those people he wants to engage in and express interest in them. posting on social media and posting your information is like going to a cocktail party and handing out flyers and walking out. you want to go in, you hoe can i help, share information and they will naturally gravitate to their content. >> i think we talked about this on this show before. social media is about an engaging conversation. that conversation has to be two ways. you have to seek out the people you want to engage and you have to understand what drives their hot buttons around that and drive conversations about that and they'll get excited and they'll reach out and start following you, too. >> it's a real