. >> bam, bam. she was bamming on the door. >> reporter: he said the little girl did not seem scared or upset. at the time he decided to get involved, he had no idea the earl -- the girl was the victim of a kidnapping or carjacking. >> it was shocking. damn. glad i did it, you know? >> reporter: earlier the little girl was with two men she didn't know in her dad's buick. police say men fled the scene after dumping the car and the girl next to these apartments. thieves took the car from a 24- year-old vallejo resident last night around 9:45. what they might not have known at the time was that the little girl was in the back seat. 40 minute the earlier at this intersection, the men driving that buick said men forced him to stop here. two men get out with guns and they take his little girl and vehicle. waddley was not the only one that offered to help, but there were those who didn't. a mother herself, she refused to help. >> she had her little girl on her shoulder and said, so much stuff happening, i

chris: when is the bam? >> we don't know. that's the point about economics. at some point given the factors that we're seeing, you do begin to work down your inventories. you need to hire more workers. you need to build a new factory and do all of the things to get recovery going. we can't say when that is. it's the moment when animal spirits take over again. at some point that's going to happen. chris: this is the fundamental question. you're suggesting this is a regular recession. you go into it and you come out of it the regular way. >> the basics that are driving it are the same as always. >> i don't think that's your piece. >> no, i have to say i don't agree with that. there is a sense as long as we can get some certainty, businesses are going to invest back home again. the truth is they haven't been investing since the 1980's. there is some interesting work done showing that the companies that are the global marketplace haven't created any jobs back home in three decades. the companies that are here in this marketplace only. chris: we hear that from fin

just to bam, bam, bam! >> sold!ssed. >> we all thought $60 a little bit expensive -- >> but if we all pool together we can get one for the newsroom. >> you'll carry it back and forth between your houses, right? >> just bring it to me clean,ham handly. i'm not cleaning your stuff again. >> nice job, liz, that was pretty cool. when things work we all like it. >> outside, plenty of sunshine. the sun doing a number. a gorgeous afternoon and it is really nice today. 85 degree, the current temperature, winds out of the north-northeast at 6 miles per hour and humidity only at 32%. it is not a factor today. it is going to be a fact o however, over the next couple of days. 92 in hagerstown and 84 in culpeper toward fredericksburg and leonardtown coming in at 83 degrees. ocean city, maryland, current temperature, 77 degrees if you have friends down at the beach today. live digital top larry radar. once again we'll be on the dry side over the next few days as well, but the big factor for us will be the heat. take a look at thi

sergio romo and batting coach, bam, bam . the entire giant's organization believe that is there is no place in society for hatred and bullying of anyone. that comes as a bullying drive. >> very proud in so many ways. i am esstatic to see the giants reach out fo to the entire community. it is absolutely wonderful. >> there's no word yet on whether other pro sports team plan to make their own video. but a 12 year old in new england started a campaign to make the beston red sox to meet one. >> tennis fan got too excited to meet federer. >> watch the girl in the purple top. she was trying to position herself and she fell out of the stands. security picked her up and roger came over and gave her a hug and the girl is a, okay. >> oh, look out . the hug from roger federer. is worth the fall. >> quick one and darted away. i am carolyn johnson. >> and i am larry beil. 90 minutes of local news continues with dan and care linn - carolyn tyler. >> police go door to door in one south bay community warning residents of a dangerous predator

bam. and it come out the other side right here. and plus, like before i got stabbed. my brother got stabbed. >> this is a tremendously serious issue in san francisco. the whole of the leading cause of lives lost in san francisco. part of the reason why so many lives lost compared to heart diseases. substance abuse. some of it is gang related. some of it is not >> i heard somebody say. i have to get out of hospital to get my mine. i heard that today. and you know, it's scary because i felt like that's another somebody i have to see in the hospital or hear their mother have to hear the news their son just died. >> i see them if i person tries to talk to me. they don't even know my po. you came in, you would be like no. >> tell me about it. >> he's been through the same stuff. she been shot. been through the projects. i am connected. he opened up to me and gave me his cell phone number. >> because some times i am down. i been in the hospital for almost 2 months and i will be here for my birthday and halloween. my dad's birthday was today. i am misses out on a lot of stuf

. >>> primera bam micheldama mich se reúne con varias figuras para esta campaña oficial de el medio ambienteanda de una ley antimigrante >>> también revelan video relacionados con una matanza y ahora el dato de un día un millón 640 mil la cantidad de salvadoreños que se hicieron contar en el censo 2010 la cifra equivale a la cuarta parte de la población del ssalvador siendo l cuarto grupo más grande de hispanos en la nación en una lista que encabeza la población mexicana en estados unidos. ( ♪ música) >>> no se produjo la decisión que debía tomar y un juez federal acerca de una ley antimigrante en georgia,inmigra protestaron contra la medida y además buscan que el gobernador no la firme omar garcía tiene el informe desde atlanta. >>> frente a la corte que tiene en sus meemanos el futuro de lay h b 1097, protestaron porque hoy un juez decidiera aquí si la ley que criminaliza el ser indocumentado en georgia viola o no la constitución, pero luego la corte se reservó su derecho a examinar los derechos de ambas partes >>> el fwoabogado de gobierno d está produce jeentegiendo pero . al gobierno es

plus, you can also find the most popular snow bam -- ball stand. >> the latest on sighen kingston.they say things are looking up for the singer. hoe was injured over the memorial day weekend on personal water craft crash. his condition has been upgraded to serious. he is breathing on his own and walked for the very first time. his injuries including a broken jaw, fractured wrist and water in his lungs. >>> coming up at 6, you toss, turn, hit the sleep button on the alarm but wake up exhausted. >>> some orioles players are teaming up with under are a our to help out our wounded warriors. here's what's ahead at 6:30. >>> tonight it is a surprising finding. find out how you can learn about your health, the strength of your bones, just by looking into the mirror. the new warnings"@v÷ to lock fo. >>> let's take a look at headlines around the naismghts this is video from hawaii. this is a lava lake. the video was taken during an overflight, which is the only way this can be seen. wow. >> i got you. i got you. >> a reporter got into the animal business in pets bumpleght -- pittsburgh. the

. >>> son recibidos por los reos a bam azos. >>> y la sxctdtiva sobre chávez tsh paument en el exterior momento de otra pausa y el a regresar fabricante de cigarros amenazan con demando a un al gobierno por imaginaes de una campaña. y el esposo de la congresista gabrielle giffords ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! necesitamos un sofÁ para todos... y cÓmodo para tomar la siesta... con varias plazas... pero fuerte, que aguante a toda la familia... ¡este estÁ bueno, y es muy barato! listo! el gobierno federal iniciará en el 2012 con campaña contra el cigarro, tan agresiva que ya los fabricantes amenazan con demandar, vamos con el ¿por qué?. >>> nueva imagen que deberán llevar paquetes de cigarros desde el próximo año en los estados unidos. >>> fotos gráficas que incluyen dientes dañados y pulmones y y un hombres a pero ando un humo. >>> en esta rueda de prensa la administración de drogas y alimentos presentó las fotos que acompañadas de un texto preten en al alertar sobre el fumar. >>> y f

you are walking innocently and bam! don't mess with the birds. >> do you call it people watching or bird watching? >> a little bit of both. >> multitasking. >> always. see, even way back when. >> you were prepared for triplets, the news room and us. highway 4, not a lot of folks around you. bay point, at this point, we don't see speeds past 60 now. through that area, a light volume. the last couple days, a heavy slowdown into pittsburg. watch for that today. no big deal. it's light today. the accident i'm showing on the east shore freeway away from the bridge at gillman. some folks making their get away. that's starting around 2:30 or 3:00. a live look south of there where we had the construction. there are flashing lights. headlights on the southbound side. crews are leaving the area. at the bottom of the screen you can see the flashing arrow moving to the left. things will be cleared in time for the 5:00 start for the commute on friday. >> thanks. >>> coming up, remembering the life of a baby taken before his time. a

running and hop passed the table and out through the living room and my grandmother would say don't slam, bam, the screen door. i loved being deliciously frightened by my grandmother's stories. i loved being frightened as most young people love to be frightened. fast forward again, i decided i know, i am going to tell my grandmother's stories, so i wrote the dark:30, southern tales of the supernatural. i had never written anything longer. these are short stories, a collection of 10. based on southern stories, my stories but based on stories that i heard. they were like stories i heard. one in particular comes from my growing up. we managed our monsters. i was the founder and first president of monster watches of america. i ate 6 boxes of crinkle cereal and in the mail i received 6 glow in the dark id badges, oh yes. and i invited 5 friends to join me. the most prized possession was the monster book, you know the monster rules, you know them. module no. 10, monsters cannot come within the circle of light. if you have light, they can't come in that circle of lot. monster rule no. 7, you don't p

. >> i heard some knocking, bamming. bamming. she was bamming on the door.he was strong, i guess. >> reporter: that was last night around 10:20. about 40 minutes earlier, that little girl had been in another part of vallejo arer -- with her father. her father and the little girl were driving around in the mid '90s buick when three men in a car forced them to -- to get out of the car. it seems as though they might not have known the little girl was in the car. they dumped the little girl and the car here at the apartments here on 200 -- in the 200 block of springs road. police say the child got herself out of the safety seat and began knocking on doors here. but not everybody at this apartment complex was willing to help according to larry waddley. he said his next-door neighbor didn't want anything to do with this. >> he said, is that your friend? i said -- and he shut the door. >> reporter: there were other people who wanted to get involved. larry wasn't the only one. police were called. until they came here, the people at the apartment complex have no idea

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this comes in, comes out, bam. and it's now, you know, inexpensive and quick. and so the word -- technically it's not polished but it's just plate. it works. and so the question is how thin do you want it. so then your window glass is done the same way now. so it's all done on this little thinner. what we have here is a product -- again, 3/16. this used to be called -- again, the old term was crystal. if you talk to somebody my age, they would say -- because 3/16 was always poured glass and always crystal. they didn't do a twin ground. so it is the same thing as the quarter inch. and you still see it around because they put it in where they're trying to lighten a way. you want to put it in a window so it's not so heavy on a double-hung. it's a good product, but again, you know. you know, it's like window glass, you just have to hit it just a little harder. plate glass, same way. you know, this is what essentially was in i-magnum. this is what's in the mills building. this is what's in the rust building. this is what's in th in the hurt building. there's putty a

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. >> the term obamneycare was a reflection of the president's comments he designed owe bam pa care on the massachusetts health care plan. >> reporter: romney for his part attacked the plan he supposedly inspired. >> if i'm elected i will repeal obama care just as michele indicated, and on my first day in office i will grant a waiver to all 50 states for obama care. >> reporter: the difference between romney's own and the president's is one he'll be likely to explain again and again as the campaign goes on. one candidate who wasn't there but who is likely to join the race in the coming weeks was jon huntsman, the former utah governor and briefly president obama's ambassador to china. daniel and peggy? >> okay. so mitt romney is the front-runner so far. the others seemed to have given him a pass for now, right? >> reporter: he didn't take a single shot. pawlenty had to be asked twice to explain his comments about obamneycare saying all would make a better president than president obama, but it's early in the campaign and probably no one wants to be seen as negative but as that campaign

. >> pawlenty who blasted mitt romney's healthcare plan as owe bam any care yesterday wouldn't even repeat the word today. >> why would you choose those words maybe in the comfort of a sunday show studio? your rival is standing right there. if it was obaney care on fox news sunday, why isn't it right here? >> president obama is the person who i quoted in saying he looked to massachusetts for designing his program. >> reporter: instead, republicans fired on one enemy, president obama. from tea party favorite congresswoman michele bachmann. >> i will not rest until i repeal obamacare. >> to mitt romney. >> he failed at a time when the american people counted on him to create jobs and get the economy going. >> reporter: republicans hammered obama on the economy, healthcare and medicare. >> we need a new president to end the obama depression. >> this economy is stalled. it's like a train on the tracks with no ending. >> talk about opting out of obamacare? why can't we opt out of the whole system? >> reporter: but the san francisco republican party chair says the candidate who can beat obama ma

the bbc's aleem maqbool is in is bam abad. >> doesn't have any militants killed in these strikes this morning, gutter with being told that 18 militants have been killed in these three strikes, the first hitting close to a religious pool in south waziristan, the second hitting a residential compound, and the third we believe hitting a vehicle in that area of south waziristan in that border region going through afghanistan. and just over the last few days, there have been an increase in these american drone attacks in the pakistani tribal areas, and on saturday, local residents and some militants, commanders in the area were telling us of the death of, as you say, a senior al qaeda operative, somebody on whom the americans had a $5 million bounty. >> aleem maqbool there in pakistan. israel has defended its troops who opened fire on pro-palestinian demonstrators trying to enter the occupied goal an heights on sunday. damascus says the israeli soldiers killed at least 20 unarmed people, but the israeli army says there have only been 20 casualties and its response had been measured. more t

. >> all of a sudden bam, my line hit again.as trying to let go the fish that just pulled in the boat and had another one on already. turned out to be a 62"-er behind a 42"-er i just caught up. >> not everyone agrees why there are so many out there. some say it's bad weather and something good that came from all the june rain. >> out the door, we have mostly cloudy skies today and well, we don't have to worry about the rain. that's the good news. these are typical low clouds and fog outside. that is going to break up in the afternoon in many spots. more sunshine on the way, warmer temperatures, highs in the mid-70s warmest spots inland, 60s and 70s inside the bay. at the coast couple of clouds to keep you cool there. but if you are stepping outside right now a lot of clouds across the entire bay area and we are keeping the temperatures fairly mild right now mainly into the 50s. if you do plan on traveling around the state you will find 70s, almost 80 in the sacramento valley. watch out in the high country still a chance of light

i don't have any emotions about it i did vote for yeltsin then bam far less political now. i voted but i can tell you these are all just politicians games they have nothing to do with me. it's not surprising that those who lived through the difficult times did not want to celebrate this occasion but hopefully the next generation will truly appreciate the historic significance of this moment and of yeltsin as of now russia's first president himself remains unappreciated with only one in five saying to have a positive attitude towards him many outside of russia even today it's the more procedures not perfect and some inside the country side are they still yearn for the soviet union but one thing is very hard to argue against as a result of these changes twenty years ago russians are wealthier have more personal and political freedoms either i never see moscow. looking ahead feel just a few minutes tonight we talked for a possible candidate for next year's french presidential elections and a woman who believes that france is in danger of being colonized by its own former colon

remember and even fewer care it's been good i don't have emotions about it but i did vote for yeltsin then bam far less political now absolutely. i voted but i can tell you these are all just politicians games they have nothing to do with me. it's not surprising that those who lived through the difficult times did not want to celebrate this occasion but hopefully the next generation will truly appreciate the historic significance of this moment and of yeltsin as of no russia's first president himself remains unappreciated with only one in five saying to have a positive attitude towards him many outside of russia said at the even today it's that while christie is not perfect and someone saw the country sided they still yearn for the soviet union but one thing is very hard to argue against as a result of these changes twenty years ago russians are wealthier of more personal and political freedoms either over on a faulty moscow. or brains that have been here in r.t.l. be back with an update of the headlines shortly stay with us. twenty years ago jade its first president. in the midst of colossal

. >> as bam bass dorr to china, that he occupies or seeks to occupy the space that mitt romney already occupies. and that is going to be a difficult confrontation that we're going to see unfold. >> dan, what about texas governor rick perry? he has now said that he's going to take a second look at maybe jumping into the race. what do you think his prospects would be and do you think he's going to actually jump in? >> i don't know whether he's going to jump in. he's clearly shifted from where he had been. which was adamantly against running. never would think about it, wouldn't do it. he's now thinking about it. his wife is encouraging him to think about it. i still don't know that he will get in. although there are people in texas who think it's almost inevitable. but some of the people closest to him when i last talked to them said it's basically a 50-50 deal. if he got in, he would appeal to the tea party people, he has a strong sort of push everything back to the states, diminish washington, and he could be a force. gwen: let's go on because in politics, it often takes a minute to fi

fewer care things are going to get i don't have any emotions about it but i did vote for yeltsin then bam far less political now absolutely true i voted but i can tell you these are all just politicians games that have nothing to do with me. it's not surprising that those who lived through the difficult times did not want to celebrate this occasion but hopefully the next generation will truly appreciate the historic significance of this moment and yeltsin as of now russia's first president himself remains unappreciated with only one ford saying they have a positive attitude towards him many outside of russia so even today it's there well kristie is not perfect and some inside the country side of a still young. but one thing is very hard to argue against as a result of these changes twenty years ago russians are wealthier more personal and political freedoms. see moscow. much more have a new next hour here on our team including a helping hand to war on the influence. of the leaders of egypt believe hatred if they exhibit a real flow and the money lead the worst trouble babydol gibson said

fewer care things are going to get i don't have any emotions about it but i did vote for yeltsin then bam far less political now. i voted but i can tell you these are all just politicians games that have nothing to do with me. it's not surprising that those who lived through the difficult times did not want to celebrate this occasion but hopefully the next generation will truly appreciate the historic significance of this moment and of yeltsin as of no russia's first president himself remains unappreciated with only one in five saying to have a positive attitude towards him many outside of russia said at the eve of the day it's the world her seat is not perfect and some inside the country said they still yearn for the soviet union but one thing is very hard to argue against as a result of these changes twenty years ago russians are wealthier have more personal and political freedoms eager i'd never see moscow. brings happen here on r.t. i'll be back shortly with an update of our week's top stories. in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph minster at the university of pennsylvania said wh

prime minister of nevin what about the i which is a opposition party in greece and it's the other party bam and i spoke out kind of i'm going to run the country over the past thirty five years and he made these accusations a little credit where he essentially cuse the prime minister of acting as a foreign agent against the greek government and that he profited needed directly or indirectly as well as possibly members of the family and cost of members of his cabinet from the sale. of the one point three billion worth of credit default swaps from now on it post bank a public banking arm an arm to the greek government has about thirty three percent stake in two private books to a specific from what he actually names on the floor of parliament and he actually he actually cites people on the management people on the board it was a pretty deafening hour geishas and it was one that he was prompted to make by certain affairs who's a leader of another minority party in the parliament. national mentioned that after after making his own issues and after i wrote my article the firm that he cites came o

i love and respect bam they're close and dear to me and they have such huge background knowledge they know people in the film they know their winter season firsthand they have been through this themselves i get will with you but. as for the thoughts of the. those who have seen the film approaching this film makes a big impression there may be some shows that expose a professional americans by a couple of members of our team which showed that the way it was just showed of the way she saw it and it was spectacular. but unique newark into a world that is inaccessible to most elantra to push on thomas or achieve. and you can follow more sean's discoveries in the world's coldest continent with his videos and blog got. a website. rather than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and charge it up and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is the place if you live in the front of. the expedition to the bottom of the earth. but soc

he had just passed the puck when he -- bam! knocked him off his feet and suffered a concussion. nhl has suspended him four games for the cheap shot. >>> major-league baseball is all talking about this superstar. 14th homer of the season in the minor league then he did the reggie jackson walk. watch harper. he blows a kiss to the pitcher. someone needs to talk to him before someone takes him out. more on this cominhg upg up at 6. >> we'll never see him here if he keeps that up. >> i want to see some attitude. confidence. >> nothing like that hockey hit. >> up next, and local professor is murdered. >> the expected that killer is still [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> the family of a local murdered professor is because her >> -- her suspected killer is a living as a yoga instructor. >> three weeks ago they obtained an international arrest warrant for the suspect. even though authorit

a car is coming this way, and bam. body cast. >> reporter: his left femur was shattered. that same leg would develop a life threatening tumor 38 years later. is it possible that he had a weak bone because of something already in the leg and that that's why his leg broke? >> it is possible. there might have been an underlying weakness in the bone contributing to the fracture. and it, too, may have contributed to the development of the cancer. >> to me, it's the beginning of the story. >> reporter: ben edwards. he was there at the beginning. >> i think when you're 5, you don't realize the magnitude of it could kill you. you imagine, what we are going to do to play? how are we going to play football? how are we going to run around? >> reporter: but the bone did heal, and they did play their favorite game? >> when is tadpole season? >> these are average tadpoles. >> you are exactly right. >> they survived years of fishing. >> reporter: two boys in the neighborhood drainage ditch trying to catch tadpoles they could grow int

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if it was o bam me in care on fox news sunday, why is it not right there?a is the person who i quoted in saying he looked to massachusetts for designing his program. he is the who said it's a blueprint and he merged the programs and that was a reflection of the comments he designed obama carrot massachusetts health care plan >> let's get more on the evolving field. joining us is the moderator of that debate the chief correspondent with john king usa. since that night, tim pawlenty, the two-term govern nor acknowledges now that he made a mistake >> here faced a lot of criticism and he was too timid. if you are going to launch an attack, why do you blink? he put out a tweet as the week closed down acknowledging his mistake he went on fox news to say he wished he had been more combative. it was not only that he did not keepargument, but question was who the republicans wanted to debate barack obama in september. the governor faced criticism and he is trying to cover >> among the seven, some might dropout sooner, but there must be up the 10. john huntsman is ex

. >> he says griffith energy does the cement slabs in the bams and did start cleaning. >> they sampledoil underneath. there is still contamination in a number of spots all over. >> a fear neighbors expressed at the time of the spill. >> the fact that they're all townhouses so if something happens to one of them, then you know, you have a lot of issues with a lot of the other properties, too. >> that's exactly what's happening right now. parents are out of the home because the entire building is condemned. >> they'll have to work out with the three homeowners. >> the company's solution to fix the problem is to, brick by brick, replace the walls inside. he believes the houses need to be torn down and rebuilt. >> we kind of came to an impasse about how they were going to move forward. so, they walked away from the job site. >> walked away and still haven't returned. >> brittany morehouse, 9news now. >> 9news contacted griffith energy and we're told no managers were available for comment. we left several messages in hopes they'll respond to this story. >>> it is time to answer the question

then, bam. things throw the blow of tomorrow night in comes down on thursday. a much cooler day and another low. a frontal system could be in your with more showers and thunderstorms with lock it will pull out as a weekend goes on. our concern is that we're near the dutch state stream and this could power up into the upper air when field and could bring some of the energy down. watched arm model which up to 7:00 to march starts developing storms. its leaves the costs the area and a couple ways to more night there some huge rain numbers coming in. here's our grid. wayne forecasts 95 for a final day to more than falling temperatures will go from seventies to 50 along the lake. 67 rain and thunderstorms friday. saturday sees a nice day with low humidity and skies becoming sunday. beautiful day sunday. monday were back into the '80s. maybe another round of heat although this one looks a mother and little more brief than what we're going through right now. . >> a bicyclist can also have parts of the road to themselves this to a new program. . >> i was chicago to be

i would imagine with singers when you get on stage, wham, bam, it's all over in two hours and you get whatever you want to do. when you are acting, who is sitting around, hundreds of people watching you. >> i don't like that as much, but i do like the stability. i like being able to go to the same place every night and your call time is around the same every morning and you are around the same people for six months and you don't have to travel 100 places. so you kind of build a familiarly relationship and because i've been touring since i was 13, that is something i haven't had in my life. >> how do you like doing those love scenes? >> i don't like them. >> do you not? >> no. they're uncomfortable. but after maybe -- >> even -- he was a good looking guy. >> he is. i didn't grow up acting so i've done six or seven movies, which i've done kind some of romantic scenes in maybe three. so it's still new to me. but i realize that, you know, it's a part of it and after a few times, it kind of becomes choreography, so it gets a little easier. >> i couldn't do it. >> it's strange. it is. i mea

bam, like a bomb. >> jimmy: yeah!r ] >> yeah, yeah. look to the right there. see that poor dude right there? >> jimmy: whoa! no! oh, my god. >> fire, jimmy! fire, fire! >> jimmy: fire, okay. fire! what am i shooting? >> right trigger. right trigger. >> jimmy: what am i shooting? >> shoot it in the face. you shoot -- it's a video game rule. when in doubt, shoot in the face. keep on moving. keep on moving. you're overheating. >> jimmy: i overheated. i overheated there. what is he doing? >> shoot, shoot. shoot him in the eyeball, jimmy. >> jimmy: shoot him in the eyeball. shoot him in the eyeball for massive damage. >> jimmy: all right. sorry, sorry. here we go. >> here you go! eyeball! yeah, keep going. keep going. >> jimmy: i'm going to wait. i'm going to wait. >> stop, stop. there you go. >> jimmy: whoa! >> don't get too close. don't get too close. he's chomping. he's chomping. >> jimmy: agh! >> all right. you almost got him. you almost got him. try it again. >> jimmy: i'm trying to get his eyeball! i'm trying to get

the aim of the >>> first lady michelle bam was in beverly hills to address members of the entertainmentndustry about her initiative joining forces. the aim of the project is to increase awareness and support for military families. mrs. obama says she hopes hollywood will help convey to the public through storytelling the sacrifices these families make. >>> meanwhile, president obama today unveiled a pair of programs that he hopes will stimulate job growth. high unemployment rates are one area republican presidential candidates are already targeting. danielle knottingham reports on the president's efforts. >> he came through carolina with one message. >> the serious economic problem we face is getting people back to work. >> reporter: he visited a facility in durham that makes lightbulbs. >> keep up the good work. >> reporter: he also met with the nco chairman. >> this is going to be dozens of programs. >> reporter: the president rolled out two of those programs. one is a joint venture between the government and private companies to train 10,000 engineering students every year. the other

and i said bam and i got out of there. >> that's right. >> jimmy: there you go. >> great to be here.. it's -- it's been pretty great, you know, because i get to be with my kids, i work a lot, i travel a lot. but i'm able to be with my kids and coach baseball and soccer and basketball. >> jimmy: three sports? >> thsoccer is easy. kick the ball, run. it's not -- basketball gets difficult. one of the things that's hard that you don't think about when you do it is, you're going to be teaching other people's kids. i'm going to have this time with my kids -- we had a practice -- we had a game last year, one kid, and this is l.a. a kid showed up in crocs. he's like -- he's playing a game in crocs, which are really known for their ankle support. >> jimmy: he's playing basketball in crocs? >> yeah. and when i coach baseball, one girl showed up in a tutu one time. but everyone is -- out here is very embracing and supportive, whatever you want to do. >> jimmy: are you good with the parents? when i coach i had -- i was fine with the kids but i didn't like the parents. >> some of the parents get

when he talked about business, bam. >> oh, yeah. >> down it came. >> and you see the seriousness in him when you talk business and how he really was involved in what he was doing in his career and how he was passionate about his job. >> really focused. he few about this in a way that surprised me. i saw him, he was a camille i don't know character in many ways. i am sure he could be a totally different michael given the situation he was in with all sorts of different people, a fascinating guy. and i said this before, the greatest entertainer, certainly i've ever seen. >> thank you. do you think if he had lived, would he have ever had a chance to start over? >> that's what hurts me more than anything else, because he could have started over, and now he's not able to start over. it's so important for everyone going through anything in their life to start over, and yes, michael could have started over. my biggest regret is that i wasn't there to help him start over. i feel he probably would have been here today had he started over properly. >> let's talk about you for a moment. how has it

. >> all of a sudden, bam, my line hit again. i was trying to let go. the fish just pulled in the boat and had another one on already. turned out to be a 62er" right behind a 42er" i just caught on the line. >> reporter: that's the kind of fish story that gets the interest of people. >> i talked to a guy yesterday who hooked three of them. and so i thought, well, i have a boat. maybe i ought to get in on this. [ laughter ] >> here you go, pee wee. >> reporter: a sturgeon expert and author owns the loch lomond bait shop. >> the sturgeon fishing in recent months has been as good as we have ever seen it in the 40 years that we have been here. >> reporter: he befriended a great blue herron he calls nas stir junior a snowy egret he calls pee wee and sylvester the night herron has given some thought to the risk of overfishing the sturgeon. >> we appreciate catch and release here at our shot. the rule on my boat is no western one sturgeon for everybody together. -- no more than one sturgeon for everybody together. that's enough. >> reporter: fishermen says it'

the bam stuff. >> the bam. >> here's what we're going to do.rst so look we're going to take it out of the marinade. >> oh geese. >> did i get you? >> all right, look -- >> i'm not afraid. it's all for our dads. >> that's right. >> now look you want to put it in like this. it's going to flame up a little bit. now you put the brick on it. >> it smells delicious. >> brick straight on. >> straight on. now, what happens is this that was a very nice brick thing you did there. >> thank you. one of my gifts. >> we're going to take it off. look at this the skin gets so crispy and -- look at that. look at how beautiful that is. >> want me to move this. >> we're just going to put it -- you know what, i'll bring it over here because robin is hungry, so -- >> did you try the chickage yet. >> delicious and so moist. >> so it's really crispy chicken. now, here's some other things you can do. if you want chilies, you can add that to it if you want to spice it up. >> can we explain to our audience, why a brick? >> the brick presses the chicken down more direct