bobby.> on october 31, 1963, where it was the 30 first, i don't know which i was in the elevator with them with my father. i had not really had any opportunity ever to converse. actually did once when he was running in 1960, i attended -- but he turned to my father and he said, what he going to do with the them billy? everybody had a nickname. my father sent him a lie don't know mr. president what you suggest, and he said do it my father did when he ran for congress. and what was incredible about that is a month later i was running for congress. and they were both gone. bobby called me to help. there is no way for me to explain to you how not just indebted, but how admiring im about the president of bobby. i think their loss, both of them and bobby just compounded with what happened here. i think it was so harmful to this country that it is hard to imagine. one of the things they did and one of the things i have always believed is that words count. and you mentioned what he did in indianapol

not just the indebted but how admiring was a the president is and bobby i think bobby just compound what happened with the president but their losses were so harmful to this country that it is hard to imagine one of the things they did in that i always believed is what you mentioned what he did in india and south africa every time a man stands up for justice he says for the tiny ripples of hope and to go to the berlin wall in my father's advice in the short period between the president's staff in grandfather's death that my father went to new york december 8 through december december 4th he talked to bobby and i think some of the big city democratic leaders in the north were a little concerned that johnson may not be the candidate for bobby i don't know if he ever expressed at that point were gave any serious thought but there was a discussion in joe must have heard about it because lyndon johnson asked the governor of pennsylvania to check it out. >> so at that convention where johnson was nominated nominated, at that moment bobby kennedy had no interest but apparently keos j. edgar hoo

¡ay, bobby bird! ¡bobby... bobby vivi, bobby bird!> stingy, tÓmalo. >> ahora a mÍ. >> stingy, tÓmalo. >> sÍ. [♪] >> ¡ja, ja! mira esto, teddycus. yo soy bobby bird, el mejor jugador de bÁsquetbol del mundo. ¡la... lanzo! sÍ... ¡ohh...! >> espero que los niÑos hayan practicado. se van a divertir muchÍsimo. >> ¡Él es el mejor jugador de bÁsquetbol del mundo! [risas] >> ah, ziggy estÁ practicando. la prÁctica hace la perfecciÓn. ¡hum! [ronquidos] >> me toca a mÍ. >> estÁ bien, stingy. stingy: ¡ahh...! >> bien, lÁnzalo. >> ¡ahh...! [exclamaciones] >> ¡oh, oh! >> ¡ohh...! [exclamaciones] [risas] >> ¡guao! >> robbie, lÁnzanos el balÓn, por favor. [gruÑidos] >> sÍ, anda, lanza el balÓn, robbie. >> ¿balÓn? ¿quÉ balÓn? ¡ahh...! >> ¡vamos, robbie, lÁnzala! stephanie: ¡tÚ puedes hacerlo, robbie! >> ¡ahh...! [risas] >> ¡oh! >> ¿quÉ? >> ¿ah? ambos: ¡uy! >> yo lo busco. >> gracias. ¿no puedes ni lanzar un balÓn? >> ¿lanzar un balÓn? ¡ah! esa es una habilidad que nunca usarÉ. >> bobby bird... el mejor jugador del mundo. sÍ, si... stephanie: buen tir

so later it was bobby kennedy. he called them the twins the good bobby and the bad bobby. in the one running for president was one of the great presidents and military as their role model more than any politician for :solemn like to say one last thing. i wrote to a battered feet of superman the like to present this church to bill green. [applause] wonderful round of applause. fifty this bill dash could not have known that is what everybody called me. [laughter] speefive. >> >> i am reading fearless. this is a book that chronicles a flawed american who became an american hero. with that characteristics of risky behavior and what made him a great warrior. actually colleague of mine a congressman from the central valley he was very emotional but i was intrigued he wasn't a super emotional but clearly been impacted closely by the story. so i had to get a copy after he described it. i devoured the book it was a page turner from the very first paragraph which begins by saying on march 17, 2010 navy seal team six operator not knowing he would be killed later that evening in afgha

my dad will love to see bobby get his butt kicked. >> okay, well, here he is, the guy who beat bobby flay, his name is robby. you beat bobby robby. >> i did, yes. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. how are you? >> your last name is jest err? >> jester. >> not a joke, you really won. >> i won. >> where did you grow up? >> right over the delaware maryland, chester town boy, born and raised, where my dad's from. >> what's the name of the restaurant? >> stone balloon all house. >> oh, like a balloon made of stone? >> that doesn't float very well. >> no, it doesn't, it was a concert hall in the 70s, 80s, 90s. we reopened it as a really awesome restaurant. >> why do you think you beat bobby flay with your shrimp scampn judge? >> i grew up making it, first dish i learned thousand make, so i just got lots of years on it. >> would you consider somebody a fool who says that he can beat you now and never made shrimp scam py? >> christopher murphy! >> bring it on! >> let's do this. >> come on! >> all right, this food smells good! >> the irish pony chris murphy joins us now for this shrimp scamp

and i will say i was not a fan , of bobby kennedy.e was the most gracious concession speech i'd ever heard. i said this is really a class act. he handled it extremely well, robbie kennedy did. he said gene mccarthy has run a fine race. we're defeated here, but there's another race in california in a week, the california primary, and we'll congratulate him. it was just a lovely speech. and that was over, and we went back to new york, and one week after that night, i got a call from jeff bell from our campaign headquarters, at 3:00 in the morning, woke me up in my apartment. and it said simply, bobby kennedy has been shot. and so i called mr. nixon, and he was already awakened. julie and i think david were watching returns over there at the time, and they had apparently seen the news stories, and mean, it was that kind of year. and so nixon went to the funeral, but then we had a battle inside the nixon campaign basically over a real issue was -- which was, which way do we go? how do we defense against governor george wallace? let me go

ex and bobbi kristina's dad is taking every little step to heal. >> plus debbie gibson is back.

last month, bobby brown became a dad for the seventh time. welcoming baby girl, hendrix with his wife alisha. but behind the joy, bobby's traveled a hard road marred by tragedy. the insider's michael yo is in hollywood with more on this story. >> reporter:it's clear bobby has a new lease on life after surviving unimaginable loss. bb int 10.57 "i lost my parents, i lost my ex-wife, i lost my daughter / and i just thought now was the best way to keep me healthy to release the stress and all the agony and pain off my heart and my mind' vo1 we met with bobby at the leimert park village book fair while he was signing copies of his memoir "every little step: my story" --- bb int 11.20 i had started writing it before all the stuff happened with my daughter, and i had to take time off from writing you know just to be there with her and actually literally go through hell and back in order to be able to finish the book. vo2 in the book, which the grammy winner says helped him purge the demons he's struggled with throughout his life, bobby recounts vivi

i'm glad bobbie trusted her gut feeling. "there's got to be something wrong with this. "a warning so you don't take the big check survey bait. i'm katrina online. police in appleton respond after a post about an abduction attempt turns out to be fake. fox 6's jessob reisbeck has some advice from police. according to the appleton police times in about a day. a woman claimed she was approached by another woman at a fox cities walmart in an abduction attempt. "the message, generally, was people should continue to share the message and let people know of this danger that was out there." in the post, the woman claimed an off duty police officer from milwaukee prevented the abduction. she also said she reported the incident to local police. sergeant dave lund says there was no such report. "a lot of people did the right thing and turned to us and asked us if this was a legitimate s tracked down the woman who made the post and brought her to the station for an interview. "they did admit that they did fabricate the story, that they really underestimated the power of social medi

john dougherty who runs the ibew union and bobby hennon, now a member of city council. the raids targeted dougherty's home and business properties. we have also confirmed the feds raided two buildings in nnl as well. but so far, no charges have been filed. we have team coverage throughout this hour from several of those raided locations. we'll begin with nbc 10's rosemary connors outside dougherty's home. investigators are title-lipped exactly what they're looking for. >> reporter: not a word, keith. john daugherty was not in the area this morning when investigators arrived here with a warrant and began searching the property. dougherty said nothing's changed about his house since the last time the fbi raided it ten years ago. >> the government has a job to do. let them do their job, okay? i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now. once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. i'm comfortable where we're at. that's it. >> reporter: john dougherty waited on the sidewalk with his lawyer, friends and families as investigators raided his home for hour

many thanks to you, bobbie. a national spokesman for the italian red cross joins us now by phone from rome. now, talk to us, because rome, of course, being so far away, but yet people did feel the effects of this, and you were able to talk to us about what is happening there at the epicenter. how much information have you been able to ascertain at this point? >> hi, hello, good morning, and thank you, first of all. actually, we got information right after the earthquake because we have our local pranchs of our volunteers in the small cities that were hit by the earthquake like amatrice. one of our delegates sent us several pictures and they're really terrible, more than half of the city is not anymore there. and our volunteers were even themselves from by there, by the earthquake, so first of all, they helped their own family and then they started working to support the affected people. but the situation is still very difficult and the main challenge now is to send as much as possible search and rescue teams. >>

also no answer at the home of philadelphia councilman bobby keenan, who was a former politics director at ibew. phone calls and e-mails to his city hall office went unreturned. agents spent several hours there today. >> allegations of financial impropriety is somewhat puzzling. >> reporter: they say it's regularly audited and this isn't the first time they've been under scrutiny. >> maybe it's because i win too much. >> reporter: all good here, he posted. and he wanted everyone to enjoy the weekend. tonight the lights were out at doc's pub. neighbors say it hasn't been open for some time. the mayor knew dougherty for a long time. they are saying no comment to this investigation. we're live in spring garden, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00, a gymnastics instructor from montgomery

helped the campaigns of many politicians, including the mayor, and some city council members, like bobby henon. >> the government has a job to do. let them do their job, okay? i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now. once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. i'm comfortable where we're at. that's it. >> reporter: john dougherty did have more to say on facebook. he posted this within the past half hour. he says all good here. been through this before. want to thank everyone for all the concern. want everyone to go enjoy the weekend. we're going to continue to stay on top of this and keep you posted of any new developments. reporting live in south philadelphia, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> as you mentioned, rosemary, fbi agents raided the district office of councilman bobby henon. henon once led the union. he was the ibew political director before elected to council in 2011. the feds also raided the ibew union headquarters today. nbc 10's george spencer continues our team coverage tonight from spring garden. george? >> reporter: yeah, jim, in the past

the fbi also raided the city hall office of bobby heenan. they're not telling what they're investigating, but union reps say there are reports the feds are looking into the union's finances. >>> it began as a row tune traffic stop. in the end it was anything but. somehow this trooper lived to tell the tale. the must-see surveillance, still ahead. >>> and our coverage from rio rolls on. a look at how you can get all the coverage you could possibly want. there's more than one way to watch the olympic games. >>> and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks closing higher today with the s&p and nasdaq posting their strongest close ever following today's jobs report. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. ♪ everything is cool when you're watching a screen ♪ ♪ everything is awesome, ♪ when you're sharing a meme ♪ a voice remote, show me angry kings ♪ ♪ yo

the fbi is inside the offices of city councilman bobby keenan. we're told the fbi has been at heenan's fourth floor office since 6:00 this morning. according to security officials, councilman heenan has been to the office today. the fbi tells nbc 10 news that it also has investigators at heenan's northeast philadelphia district office. our live team coverage continues now. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at ibew headquarters in spring garden. what's happening there, matt? >> reporter: and similar to what rosemary was describing over at john dougherty's home, not much in the form of movement here at this office. i'm going to step out of the way. you can see that there is some crime scene tape and a couple of state troopers that are stationed here by the entrances. really not letting anybody inside or out. one union member tried to get in earlier, but was turned away. i also noticed some plain clothed fbi agents go in and out. and just within the past five minutes, we noticed a black suv pull into the parking lot. that could be fbi, again, not confir

[applause] bobby, i would never forget the time bobby came to the oval office carrying a baseball bat. secret service got a little nervous. it was a genuine louisville slugger. i thank you for going to bat for our veterans and i want to thank bobby for your devotion to our veterans. thank you. give bobby a big round of applause. [cheers] i love you back. [cheers] i will to thank our outstanding leadership team for welcoming me today, including national commander moses mcintosh. [applause] senior vice commander dave riley. [cheers] national adjutant mark burgess. [cheers] director barry. [cheers] your voice in washington, gary augustine. [cheers] forget, all the spouses and families of the dag auxiliary -- dav auxiliary. [cheers] thank you for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [cheers] our pleased to be joined by secretary of va bob mcdonnell. [cheers] hard,working hard, everything the day. the transfer that v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gets out his cell phone number and e-mail. not many people know this, that he has received m

tell you this, not a good day for ibew union boss john dougherty, and philadelphia zit i councilman bobby henon. >> as federal agent raided his home in south philadelphia, ibew business manager, john dougherty, paced back and forth on the sidewalk. making phonecalls and talking to cameras. >> i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now, once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. >> agents left with several boxes and some computers, also took ate premise another nearby home dougherty owned. and dougherty's public down the street. four and a half miles away, a semi truck pulled up to the ibew headquarters and union hall where agent took out boxes filled with paperwork. >> authority also raided two offices, city councilman bobby henon close associate of dougherty. philadelphia mayor jim kenney man close to bok dot earth early and henon didn't have much to say about the raids. >> agent left the scene in the afternoon, but the future for both dougherty and henon is uncertain, john dougherty doesn't seem phased. >> been interview my my whole life, i don't know why, maybe

she said jimmy questlove and bobby de niro she would like to go with them ? ? hey nila how you feel-a ? ? ? it's a big deal you're here on the show well welcome back again ? >> jimmy: i'll, i'll cut through. i'll cut through -- i'm gonna cut through here. [ cheers and applause ] excuse me for a second. i'm just gonna walk through here. hey, how are you doing? >> hey. >> jimmy: hey, i like your head. how you doing? hey, buddy. nice to see you buddy. >> you too. >> jimmy: oh, you are. you are. how you doing, pal? how are you? >> what's up, jim? >> jimmy: nice to see you. you can call me jim, i guess, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jim. >> jimmy: yeah. how are you doing? how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: how are you doing? how you doing, buddy? [ cheers and applause ] this side! this side! [ cheers and applause ] this is the side that i want! [ cheers and applause ] here you go. all right, very good. what is your name? >> danielle. >> jimmy: danielle. very good, danielle. danielle. the olympics just ended yesterday. what's your favorite olympic event? >> gymnast

tell you this, not a good day for ibew union boss john dougherty, and philadelphia zit i councilman bobby henon. >> as federal agent raided his home in south philadelphia, ibew business manager, john dougherty, paced back and forth on the sidewalk. making phonecalls and talking to cameras. >> i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now, once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. >> agents left with several boxes and some computers, also took ate premise another nearby home dougherty owned. and dougherty's public down the street. four and a half miles away, a semi truck pulled up to the ibew headquarters and union hall where agent took out boxes filled with paperwork. >> authority also raided two offices, city councilman bobby henon close associate of dougherty. philadelphia mayor jim kenney man close to bok dot earth early and henon didn't have much to say about the raids. >> agent left the scene in the afternoon, but the future for both dougherty and henon is uncertain, john dougherty doesn't seem phased. >> been interview my my whole life, i don't know why, maybe

[applause] bobby, i would never forget the time bobby came to the oval office carrying a baseball batsecret service got a little nervous. it was a genuine louisville slugger. i thank you for going to bat for our veterans and i want to thank bobby for your devotion to our veterans. thank you. give bobby a big round of applause. [cheers] i love you back. [cheers] i will to thank our outstanding leadership team for welcoming me today, including national commander moses mcintosh. [applause] senior vice commander dave riley. [cheers] national adjutant mark burgess. [cheers] director barry. [cheers] your voice in washington, gary augustine. [cheers] forget, all the spouses and families of the dag auxiliary -- dav auxiliary. [cheers] thank you for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [cheers] our pleased to be joined by secretary of va bob mcdonnell. [cheers] hard,working hard, everything the day. the transfer that v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gets out his cell phone number and e-mail. not many people know this, that he has received mor

. >> talk about the duration of these legislative programs bobby. i don't know the statistics. to all programs at a legislated end. >> that is a great question chapter 10 i go through to give a blow by blow. if you talk about the pill granted is one year. if you talk about the multi-year research or improvement grant can be between two and five years so it really does depend on the program and how it is appropriate did. we there is a variance but no reason why states could take over management to help disadvantaged to dance. but it did chapter 10 outlines those in exacting detail if. >> be you mention the states could takeover simple education funding so you have the federal government of the spending been increasing representing a relatively small share so does that factor and to how we've restore state and local control? >> you would think all of the mandates and regulatory guidance, we would get to one-third or more of our funding to be federal. that is 10% or less any given year but we are so dependent on that 10 percent. we are addicted to our own money. is only 10 percent

we all remember bobby kennedy was assassinated in june in california. you know, i don't understand it. . trish: donald trump under attack today for comments he made about hillary clinton and the 2nd amendment. watch these. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the 2nd amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick -- [booing] if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the 2nd amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. trish: trump critics and a lot of folks in the mainstream media are likening comments to indictment of violence against hillary clinton. former cbs news anchor dan rather posting this on facebook -- of course we all know where dan rather stands when it comes to his political leanings. he went onto say -- where was the outrage when hillary clinton said this during her primary campaign against barack obama who was the first candidate to reach such a level and run for president that was actually african-american back in 2008. keep an eye on this. >> my husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 unt

family says he maintained his positive spirit as a father or grandfather and uncle with weeks ago bobby's parents with this liquid apartment and made a horrible discovery he went to the bathroom and turned on the light he was there laying in the file or something that started at a mutual pew they say with the apartments made because adult zamora and the disabled sons at least you know that i can take you to court and charge you for two or three months just because you name police 30 day notice. >> happy to give a 30 day notice you don't know when you're going to dice of family members reached out to fox 31 problem solvers the family said the on-site manager of heights on huron would we consider right there on the paper he still says that we are still owed $380. >> no help at noon (no compassion but to a series of e-mails and phone calls with

. >> reporter: bobby russell is a certified tricoologist. >> we turn on the tv. and the infomercial promises us all of these things. the consumers were sold on the promise. i do agree that we need to have regulations that let us know what is going on with our bodies. that at least we are confident that what is being sold is of folks talking about this and many people have questions. we have posted a special question on our website for those of you who have used wen or want more information. we have provided links to the fda website showing which products are getting the most complaints. they are not cheap. they are $35 a bottle and you can buy the whole hair kit which as you saw, it is $130. this is not a cheap problem. >> but bobby russell hit the nail on the head, no pun intended. you see nit an infomercial. you assume it is safe. >> reporter: you see hair flowing all over the place. >> they are believing the promises. >> reporter: a lot of investigation is going on with the fda. it is not the end of this. >> thank you mel. >>> alarming news about the zika viru

and thanks to bobby. timel never forget the bobby came to the oval office carrying a baseball bat. secret service got a little nervous. but it was a genuine louisville slugger. i thank you for going to bat for our veterans. and i want to thank bobby for your devotion to our veterans, especially your fellow vietnam vets. give bobby a round of applause. [applause] i love you back. i do. i want to thank our outstanding leadership team for welcoming me today, including national commander moses mcintosh. senior vice commander dave riley. addison mark burgess. director barry jessen ascii. in washington, gary augustine. and don't forget that camper and all the thousands of families of the dav auxiliary. i also want to knowledge mayor reeves and county chairman john eaves for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. joined by bobo be mcdonald. i know he spoke to you yesterday. hard, everyg hard, single day to transform the v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gives out his cell phone number and e-mail. know this, but so far, he has received more

bobby -- and a lot of people mentioned that instance to be vital where they became involved. but not just brought economic concern. but for a lot of women it was the gender many talk about how they became part of the nt party. at the time of the interview because a national grassroots quarter it is a libertarian organization and said for me personally i think that my son i want him to be independent and not win a world where the government says i can solve your problems. whenever it is they want to that to be. not unless it is absolutely necessary. but began pdf b-2's see that women as mothers were arguing about conservative economic policies that were germane to within and mothers. so i will talk about what i identified. some of this in is the idea of mothers should be involved that the federal government does the same thing. and then that the party patriot says we are balancing the checkbook to buy the groceries oruse coupons. with our own checkbook we don't want to pay close attention. because women do this anyway. another theme is the framework to pressure political leade

time the bruins won in 1970 and 72 there's whole baby boom of kids named derek and bobby. you had the massive public school. i went to catholic memorial, a hockey school, but really the public school, eastern massachusetts, so the film looks at town like melrose, arlington, like norwood, like needham. >> growing up on crest wood circle right up here and connection in the movie. >> right on crest crew and pocket and 1966 and he got a contract from the boston bruins to play for them and from the pittsburgh pirates and that and signs bobby and active with the aaa affiliate for the toronto blue jays and buffalo bison and living in walpole. >> gene: world championship with the pirates and willie and >> went on to career. >> to earth. >> tell us when folks to find out more. >> falls in line with an >> already august and summer flown by and planning last families, kids, whole gang and show you great way for the healthy snack and convenient in mason jars. first one we had here which is really unique, cereal, great snack, typically on the go, you put it in plastic baggy and >> chee

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. >> now joining us is democratic congressman bobby rush. congressman rush, why are you down here at the technology display? >> technology is one of my interests. i have a concentration on technology and sit on the subcommittee of technology and internet. so i am always amazed at american innovation and things that can help us save money and also help us to make our life easier. i am really excited about the displ displays that have to do with homes in terms of heating and sprink sprinkling system and how they can be controlled and administered by your cellphone. that is my favorite. it is an amazing feat. i am so excited and i cannot wait to get back to my best buy store so i can invest more money in best buy for this technology. >> host: you are here more on a personal level than congressional? >> look, i am a consumer. we are all consumers first and foremost. we are members of congress secondly. i am excited about the advancements in the technology. the advancement in telecommuneations with all of the start phones and allied instruments a

and bobby mitchell has a message for colin kaepernick. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: we begin with breaking nfl news. because of the expected severe weather, the redskins final preseason game with the buccaneers in tampa bay has been moved up from thursday. it will now be wednesday night at 8:00. moving on to the biggest story in sports, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick will not stand during the national anthem, in protest of what he feels is unfair treatment of african americans and other minorities in america. earlier this afternoon, robert burton sat down with redskins legend bobby mitchell, who has a message for colin kaepernick. >> i understand how you feel. i get tears just like anybody else. and i might have just gotten the street. i still stand. erin: the nationals are on the road again, this time against division rivals philadelphia. tanner roark was on the mountain i come a solid outing. top of the first, former philly jayson werth, his 63rd career home run. the nets led 1-0. that was all tanner roark needed. only fo

. >> bobby baker is a big fan of it is pretty smooth. not too sticky, not too smooth so it is pretty good. >> tozer says this new stadium will also provide a fun and safe place for kids like bobby to play. >> i think a feel good story is what our community needs. this is a feel good story. i mean look at the children behind me. joyce: they look pretty happy. the lincoln park futsal stadium will host a tournament this weekend featuring youth and adult teams. the stadium schedule isn't posted yet but will eventually , be up on the milwaukee parks' website. in sports, the badgers are hoping a loss of weight will equal increased production for their kicker. joyce: plus, it's one of the most heated competitions of training camp in madison. kathy: the three men battling to be the fullback. joyce: and, does nfl commissioner roger goodell possess too much power? aaron rodgers weighs in. with big 12 sports. dan needles returns as we go to break tonight's winning lottery we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sand

positive spirit as a father or grandfather and uncle with family members could reach of weeks ago bobby's parents with this liquid apartment and made a horrible discovery he went to the bathroom and turned on the light he was there laying in the file or something that started at a mutual pew they say with the apartments made disabled sons at least you know that i can take you to court and charge you for two or three months just because you name police use the police used several supposed to his 30 day notice. >> happy to give a 30 day notice you don't know when you're going to dice of family members reached out to fox 31 problem solvers the family said the on-site manager of heights on huron would we consider right there on the paper he still says are still owed $380. >> no help at noon (no compassion but to a series of e-mails and phone calls with echelon property group owners of the complex problem solvers were to find a solution with the corporate manager they agreed to drop all charges except for the 30 day notice and final utility bills if it wasn't for fox 31 that we would we would

. >> he is bobby? >> yeah. >> and you pay him the rent. >> and does he say he is the when they called the office, a man named bobby texted us back and told us briefly that he used to rent the homes a few years ago but not right now and that he doesn't know who owns the homes. the i-team has learned that 1768 majors path is in foreclosure. it began nearly seven years ago. wells fargo who is says they have no say. we have no say to anything going on at that property as long as it is occupied. back at glad yis' home, she doesn't know what to do when things go wrong. >> there is no real owner. so they tell the person that they pay the money to and they do nothing. >> they receive noticed that the home is in forechoesh you are and they are about to be evicted. she is nervous about what's to out 2,000 to 3,000 a month. some homes have had tenants since they went into foreclosure. we tried to reach out but we did not receive a response. >>> heading outside. it is supposed to get hotter and stickier. that's in

yes, gloria, i killed bobby lamonica, barrett wrote. in weichel's previous attempt to get a new trial in 2003, barrett took the stand under subpoena, but refused to answer questions, against self-incrimination. what's your opinion of whitey bulger? >> he don't care about me, i'm just a pawn in his game. there's nothing personal. mike: do you feel like you were one of his victims? >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm just one of the lucky ones that's alive to talk about it. mike: alive, yes, but more than half his life spent behind bars. murdered? >> i was in the exchange in downtown boston. mike: he spoke briefly with connolly, the fbi agent who handled whitey bulger as an fbi informant. he declined to appear in court as an hour by witness after whitey bulger told him to stay out of it. according to a letter from the u.s. attorney's office, that was verified i a former whitey bulger in your case, do you think the system was corrupt? >> this is a corruption trial. mike: do you think you will get a new trial? >> i do not have a clue how the jud

>> steve: not to his face. >> jimmy: no, not to his face. >> steve: what's bobby d doing?e's one of the greatest golfers in the world. he was the 2015 pga player of the year, i love this guy. jordan spieth is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] and we have great music from martin garrix and bebe rexha. [ cheers and applause ] >> "in the name of love." a good jam. it's going to be fun tonight. i'm so psyched. guys, it's late august, and you know what that means. it's back to school time. yeah. [ audience groans ] that's right kids. sorry, you gotta go back to school. you got to start hitting those books and giving those teachers dirty looks. look, i don't want you guys reading any stinkers, so i want to help you out. i'm about to show you some books to avoid at all costs in case you're in the bookstore. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: getting ready for school. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: and you see these titles -- avoid them. at all costs. that's right. it's time for my latest installment of my "do not read list." don't read. ♪ do not read do not read do not read these books the

. >> doctors here are treating bobby with experimental immunotherapy fighting has cancer with his own immune system but i said hey what the hell if i don't do something i'm a dead man. would've had to recommend hospice to have every two weeks he's infused with a drug called a bola map about a map trade name off the boat. >> it's my life because i would've been dead at those of us to treat cancer every day this is what we want for our patients the last drug approved for bladder cancer was more than 30 years ago and bobby couldn't tolerate chemo so his options ran out right now the drug is only approved to treat certain other kinds of cancer but not the bladder cancer >> compared to what we've had to work within the past which was chemotherapy only really for another side of bladder cancer this is a huge step this place is a wonderful. >> a study suggests your instrument pictures can possibly tell if you're depressed researchers looked at me reported with thousands to grab pictures from volunteers some credit history of depression upon the people who are depressed posted pictures that w

and bobby kennedy's first stop on the campaign trail was right here.erred to the book put out by carolyn kennedy, regarding audiotapes attached to this that arthur sclesinger taped with ms. kennedy, shortly after the assassination. and they were just released. here is jackie kennedy talking about adlai stevenson and jfk. >> and then the big thing with governor stevenson wanting -- telling him that he would have to have the u.n. i can remember jack telling me about that. >> does that give him a lot of difficulty -- or was he rather amused by all of it? >> it was unpleasant. he didn't like having to do it or anything. i remember at the earliest times when we spoke of it he knew that governor stevenson would get the u.n., it was sort of unpleasant to have to tell someone that. and i remember their conference on the doorstep was -- rather vague, or stevenson said he didn't have anything to say. something funny. >> why do you suppose he started against stevenson? >> stevenson never lifted one finger to help him. but yet it was not just bitterness, look at a

and thanks to bobby, you know, i'll never forget the time bobby came to the oval office carrying a baseballttle nervous. but it was, it was a genuine, louisville slugger. a thank you for going to bat for our veterans, and i want to thank bobby for your devotion to our veterans, especially your fellow vietnam vets. thank you. give bobby a big round of applause. [ applause ] i love you back. [ applause ] i do. i want to thank our outstanding leadership team for welcoming me today, including national commander moses mcintosh. senior vice command eer dave riley. [ applause ] mark burgess. executive director, barry genskanotski. your voice in washington, gary augustine. and, don't forget pat kemper and all the spouses and families of the vav auxiliary. thank you. i also want to acknowledge mayor kasim reid and john eves for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [ applause ] i am pleased to be joined by our tireless secretary of the va, bob mcdonald, i know he spoke to you yesterday. he is working hard, hard, every single day to transform the va to serve ou

duffy has been hurt, but gm bobby evans has been asked about him a lot. >> we felt like this might be the time to move him to help our club win now even though it comes at a sacrifice of a guy that's extremely popular and pretty hard move to make. for us it was just an opportunity right now to split up by ourselves for rotation which really pitching is one of our greater needs. >> okay evans wasn't done there -- bobby evans wasn't done there. he went hollywood and picked up will smith. ♪[ music ] >> yeah, how do you like it? not that will smith. this will smith. san francisco parted with two players to get the milwaukee left-handed reliever. dealt to the dodgers >>> meanwhile a's fans josh reddick and rich hill fell victim to the a's annual fire sale both dealt to the dodgers. hill was 9-3 in his only year in oakland. reddick was in the a's outfield for five years. billy beane got three prospects back in that deal. >>> 49er fans can commiserate with the a's fans with the 49ers training camp just two days old, 10 year veteran joe staley doesn't want to hear anything about rebuilding. >

. >> bobby baker is a big fan of the new stadium. >> >> it's cold. i like it. not too sticky, not too smooth so it's pretty good. ,>> tozer says this new stadium will also provide a fun and safe place for kids like bobby to play. >> i think a feel good story is what our community needs. this is a feel good story. i mean look at the children behind me. in milwaukee, tim ellliott, wisn 12 news. kathy: love that game. the lincoln park futsal stadium will host a tournament this weekend featuring youth and adult teams. the stadium schedule isn't posted yet but will eventually , be up on the milwaukee parks , more stores are announced for the corners of brookfield. free people, paper source and francesca's have signed leases for retail space. the corners is expected to open in the spring. it's on barker road off of the interstate. many retailers will be new to the milwaukee area. free people offers its own line of american bohemian apparel, intimates and swimwear. , most of their clothing is hand-dyed or handknit. kathy: don't want to think about -- it made me think

sure enough bobby kennedy called. and he responded, i'm sorry he's instructed me to tell me that he has gone to bed. so, that was the end of any chances for secretary of state. but it signifies something about the relationship not with jack kennedy but very, very protective circle around jack kennedy. the cuban missile crisis, my father was vilified. >>> we'll play two pieces of video here, we'll start at the 1960 convention, adlai stevenson at the podium. here it is. >> i won't attempt to tell you how grateful i am. for this moving welcome. the 1960 democratic convention. i -- however, i have an observation, after getting in and out of the biltmore hotel and this hall, i decided i know who will nominate. it will be the last survivor. >> details of my participation haven't been worked out, i would gladly campaign where he wanted me to in the north and west and the east and possibly in between. >> do you think you can persuade all the stevenson followers to vote for senator kennedy? >> i hope so. >> how you will go abo