boing boing. brian: what is boing boing? y: boing boing is a very successful blog that highlights things usually about technology. brian: you've got some stuff on here. that is why i'm asking you. for instance you say, companies , are not loyal to you. molly: obviously not. brian: why is it obvious? molly: a company is motivated by making money. especially a publicly owned corporation. that is their responsibility to their shareholders. a company is not motivated by personal loyalty. perhaps a small business is. you know, i -- i have a few employees and i am motivated by personal loyalty to them. but nothing like disney or nbc can be motivated by personal loyalty. it is written into a corporate charter that to you cannot be. brian: what have you done because of that in your life? how independent art you? -- are you? "vice" is a corporation. molly: i don't think that you read my whole rule. brian: right now i didn't, no. but, yeah. "please never believe a company has your back. they will discard you at a moments notice. ask ot

bo bo. nationals michael taylor away and gone. his sixth and it opened the scoring.th pitch from bum. the dangerous bryce harper. a two run laser to the bullpen in right. harper's 25th big fly. it's 3-0. nationals' stephen strasburg didn't make it out of the 4th. look how he grabs the side after this pitch. strasburg came out of the game. he had tightness on his side. and bumgarner, well he didn't make it past the 6th. tyler moore was the rbi machine. he had four of them today. two on this play to make it 6- 0. the nationals roll, final of 9- 3. >>> over to golf. par 70 west virginia hills course. pga green briar third round. tiger woods, four shots off this morning and five shots now. up and down. 1 over 7 #. tough lie here as he is tie for 47th. sean o'hare. one of four players tied for the lead. at 11 under par. his approach at 17 like butter. shot 4 under 66. but jason bone, boy, a shocker. started the day 62nd place. birdied his finishing hole and signed a career low round 9 under 61 score card. so it's bone. o'hare, sj part and bryce molder who colead. >>> over

bo. give me greg. [theme music playing] bo: hey, greg. all right. [audience clapping] steve: fellas, we've got the top 8 answers on the board. name something a guy might ask his girlfriend to bring him in prison. bo cigarettes. [ding] greg: food. steve: food. [applause] [ding] pass or play? bo: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, jenna, name something a guy might ask his girlfriend to bring him in prison. jenna: porn. steve: corn? jenna: porn, with a "p." steve: oh, porn. jenna: he's surrounded by dudes, so he needs something. steve: i thought she said corn. i thought, who the hell wants corn? porn. ok. i got you. [ding] [cheering and applause] ty: dang. steve: ty, what you do? ty: run cattle.

like large scale storm system, heavy rain to the north the power right in this line, see the bo shape, the boong damaging window considering within this line of storms, freak went lightening heavy torrential downpours, where it is right now, moving through berks county lancaster county just starting to squeeze into portion of chester and northern montgomery count ills as well, again frequent lightning with the storm. i want to track for you and tell you what we are looking at, moving east at 50 miles an hour really racing through the area, that would put it in philadelphia by about

bo. how you doing, man? bo: i'm doing fine. steve: you see, you don't know. there's gonna be a distinct difference when i go from new jersey over here to alabama. [laughter] boy. steve: boy, you don't know how i feel about country people 'cause i'm is one of 'em. [cheering and applause] steve: that's all right, man. all right there, brother. let's go. let's play "feud." give me bo. give me ariane. [theme music playing] top 8 answers on the board. here we go. name a reason a woman barely eats when she's on a first dinner date. ariane. ariane: she's nervous. steve: she's nervou

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bo ties. >> little bo ties.ht be red today. >> i remember hearing the bell in the distance. >> ding, ding, wait a minute. ma, can i have some money. >> anyway, here is ultimate doppler radar. oh, i was so obnoxious us. anyway, atlantic city getting some rain, yes, this morning, looks like most of the thunder and lightning is concentrated now in southern new jersey, and the jersey shore getting their turn, we've all had our turn with heavy rain this morning, and we've seen flashflooding as well. looks like atlantic county getting the worse of the rain right now, a loft rain in a very short period many time, rain falling at rate of one to 2-inch of per hour, bus stop buddy staying inside playing little basketball. scattered storms this morning, don't forget the rain gear even if it is not raining where you are. we have it in the forecast for the rest of the day, 72 degrees, 9-mile per hour breeze out of the north-northeast with all of the storm, high temperature of 85 today. with scattered thunderstorms around, ma

bo, what's up? >> jimmy: krame-bo. >> steve: yeah, kramon, yeah.jimmy: the kramer. ♪ thank you, espn's body issue, for giving me body issues. [ laughter ] >> steve: i think it's rice harper. bryce. >> jimmy: bryce harper? [ laughter ] >> steve: that's who i think it is. wait, who do i think it is? bryce, bryce harper. you know, he plays the baseball for -- >> jimmy: the nationals. >> steve: the national team. >> jimmy: the nationals. [ laughter ] does he play shirtless? >> steve: yeah, shirtless. that's his position. [ laughter ] shirtstop. he plays shirtstop. [ laughter and applause ] it's friday! >> jimmy: you go with that guy, you'll automatically get to third base. >> steve: yeah. ho! ho! home run! [ light laughter ] swatting balls. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, nantucket nectars, for basically being snapple with a trust fund. [ laughter and applause ] there you guys go! right there. those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with ryan seacrest, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, fou

bo dietl, former new york pd detective, bo, right now chattanooga police are in charge of this situation. as far as we know, this military facility was an annex. it didn't have a lot of equipment available to defend itself. we may be wrong in that, but it looks now like the lead, active force in this thing is the police force of chattanooga. is that enough? >> well, it's not enough, but, i mean, local police are the first line. when it happens, you've got to get guys with guns as fast as you can -- david: do you think chattanooga would have a s.w.a.t. team? >> yeah, i think so. when someone's screaming allahu akbar a he's killing soldiers in fort hood, when someone comes out and said that that is not a terrorist action, workplace violence, i mean, it just sets the stage for the rest of the garbage. and do you know what really upsets me really a lot? it's the fact that there are other people that the fbi is not getting into conversation. a lot of these things are being or a lot of these plots are being effectively dismantled like fourth of july. but how many of them are not dealing with fbi informants on the computers? how many are not talking back and forth? that's the ones i worry about -- david: by the way, the pictures you're seeing at the scene, that's a picture of bothe pictures are pictures we are getting from chattanooga. you can see some police officers down in the grass with their weapons drawn, some with long guns, with rifles. and so it looks like there is an active situation still involved. you know, governor, even if the president doesn't get it in terms of the language and the need to change your tactical response to situations that are terrorism and not workplace violation, don't you think that the folks in homeland security and the folks that bo dietl was talking about, the fbi, etc., have recognized what's going on and are capable of now defending us from terrorism itself? >> yes. when i chaired the national commission on terrorism and homeland security for the united states government for five years, one of our major conclusions was the country is too big and too diverse, and you have to respond with the local responders. that's part of your overall homeland security strategy. if it gets really serious, you may have to bring in other

bo derek. it was 36 years ago when bo ran down the beach in slow motion. every single guy had the poster. nothing but a skimpy nude colored swimsuit as part of a dream sequence in the ludly moore film "10." >> now boilly and fun. the movie is great. it's a social event. nobody will be watching this at home alone. it's a bunch of people, popcorn, screaming, yelling. >> we're not on the editing floor someplace? we might have made the cut. >> how did you get the call for this movie? >> i swear, i was in the galapagos island working on shark finish issues and shark conservation and we were having a board meeting so i have all these really professional experts in sharks and so then -- and i said you'll never guess the offer i just got. "sharknado 3." and they said "we love it!" i thought they would be horrified. i said "isn't this contrary to everything we've been doing for 15 years?" they said "no, awareness is awareness and maybe we can think about conservation while we're watching this." >> while we're watching sharks devour washington. >> well, sometimes they do good things. if they destroy you and me -- if they eat us, the world is free from us. [ laughter ] >> picked up "tv guide," looks like a n

bo ramsey he's one of the victims of the shooting. his wife gerry ramsey, was also injured in the shooting. bo86 years old, suffered multiple wounds. he was shot in the hand the torso and leg and he's expected to make a full recovery. his wife gerry was shot in the hand and is expected to be fine and they are both recovering plenty. what the son tells me is this is nothing short of a miracle that his dad was able to survive this. they were sitting close to the front in the theater, down in the lower rows and the shooter was up very near the top. so how -- they are still mystified and shocked, they don't know how he was able to get into the theater, why he did this but they are tonight and today thanking all of the community for their prayers and thoughts. foremost they would like to extend their condolences to the victims shot and killed in this tragedy. they also want to let the other victims know who are recovering that all of their thoughts and prayers are with them and i think the entire community is feeling that way today. >> you know kris obviously our thoughts with lafayette as well. i

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bo dietl, former 9 -- nypd police detective. and we also have rod wheeler, he is joining us by phone, i start with you beau. bo, walk us through what happened. >> as they put pieces together, supposedly this abdulazeez pulled up in a convertible muss taj, he start -- mustang, and fired into first location, the recruitment office, it looked like there was a semiautomatic because, the gunfire was intense. i believe one person was hit then, other fellows ran out the backdoor, he continued to the base, that is where he killed 4 marines over there. i believe that is where he melt his demise. one picture on fox, i remember from a helicopter, where there was a tragic picture, you saw marines laying on the ground dead, it is just, it is shocking it is now come, they said about 4th of july we talked about it, then, now it is happening. this is -- i just hope that president realizes, this is a terror attack on our country. charles: you know irk als, he s, precautions in future, this is not the first time this happened, i think a lot of people are going to bristle at this, why do we have certain rules with marines out there, why could they not have carried their arms with them they are professionals, they were sitting ducks. >> in 2009 this was a similar center. we have to look at these differently, characterize them as domestic terrorist attacks, that looks like right now. it makes a difference, it not just how that person is charged this guy is not going to be charged, but whether or not the family get benefits, a whole number of things that come into play. charles: rod to you, bo said, first round recruitment center 25 to 30 shots, 10:50 then second happened maybe 11:30. how does do police respond, have you a gap between that shooting, i guess there will be ways to reevaluate it go on automatic lockdown. >> i can tell you, that center our report, sounds like the chattanooga police department did a tremendous job in responding to initial shooting following up this, and pursuing the suspect, to other location. it is important to understand, he got to first location he just opened fire on anything that looked to be associated with u.s. military, he randomly shot 25 to 35 rounds into the building. he tennesseeed to -- continued to go to other location, he was engaged by a police officer, unfortunately he got off some rounds, killed 4 military guys before the officer took him out, i think we're seeing something that really tragic. we'll see more of these, but we have to be more proactive anticipating these, but the main question, how was he able to get under radar

once he got out, he shot it with a bo and arrow, and about 24 hours later they saw him wandering around with a botuck in him and shot him with a rifle. >> but he is saying i don't know, they new. >> they are it in trouble, charged with poaching. like i said, he's kill every species in north america. so they had to go over to africa to start over there, and there is a picture on the minute of -- internet of him with a leopard, shirt off, and one dramatic 2008 white rhino. this guy must have like the smallest -- >> ya. >> manhood. >> mike? >> what? >> no, he's over compensating for something. small drills in that dental practice. the work of art used to making this thing, we went and did the story on the phillies mural in south philadelphia four years ago. >> yes, and jenn fred, she helped paint it. >> she paint philadelphia. >> so now the new phyllis mural will be unveiled this saturday, dedication cerimony that will include some alumni, featured on eight story wall, chris murphy there showing it to us. >> hi, chris? >> let's take you back, seven years ago, to 2008. after the phillies won the worl

bo dietl, fox news contributor david webb. all right. let's roll this video. let's roll it slowly. and as we're showing it, again, i want to you explain, bo, from your perspective what you see is going on here. you hear the conversation. what are your thoughts on what's going on? and what the officer did? >> he obviously pulled him over. he is asking for his license. and it is a conversation. now all of the sudden at the car there, he closes the car door. now the cop reacts. and again, he starts to drive away. or he shoots the person. i don't really see hen the shot actually happened. a lot of times sean stand up to the cops. this incident the incident that occurred in carolina when a guy shot him in the back i mean, this is tough to have any kind of defense for what i see. i see something that the guy obviously wasn't trained very well. and then also now they suspended these two other guys cops. >> they shouldn't. that's not their fault. >> no no. but they might have supported -- he said he was dragged or the car was going to hit him. and they might have supported that contention until the cameras came out. >> maybe they caught that. >> until the cameras. they had cameras too. >> the body cameras. >> that might tell the whole story. >> at the end of the day, i say i want body cameras. but there is a slight risk that the cameras don't tell the whole story sometimes. >> if i may, and the only thing i want to say, and i came on because i know this is bad one. >> i'm glad you're not defending cecil again tonight. >> every one of these bad shootings like this and that is a bad shooting now the cops that are out there trying to do their jobs every time they do their jobs they're going to be second guess and questioned about what they did. >> david? >> yeah i'm with boooked at this over and over. it doesn't matter what this guy did. at some point whether he is dlij rent argumentative, refusal, whatever even if he drove away there is other action as. but pulling out the gun and shooting him, i think bo is right. you've got bad training. you a 25-year-old young cop. you have basically a guy that is trained a little bit above what seems to be a university campus police. >> right. >> with a gun. this makes it so much tougher in a bat environment already where the police are constantly under scrutiny. it doesn't do any good for this. >> eric put on your criminal justice hat. you're defending the cop in this case. what would your argument be? >> i a case that bo and david agree with me. now you want me to defend the cop, sean? >> wait a minute. whoa whoa whoa. everybody deserves a defense. what would you say? >> everyone was deserve a defense. >> you're a good lawyer. that's why i'm asking you. >> what his lawyers may do. fist of all, this guy needs to go

bo derek. is she plays my mom. >> she's such a sweetheart. >> what did you think of bo derek when you saw her?. oh my gosh, he was so excited to be there. he's a big fan, playing the president is a big responsibility so we draped him with hand grenades, he's got shotguns jumping out of windows. he delivered? >> no one turns down a cameo role, does do that? >> everyone wants to be in it. they're like "tara, can i get eaten by a shark?" >> is this your legacy. >> savannah last time i was on said "i better be in "sharknado." >> all of us are in it. >> al's in it. >> so we're going to play a game since you're into sharks. we have some fishing poles. >> what are we going to do with them. >> i don't know this someone tara's. that's kathie lee's. there are questions written on these little fish, we couldn't get sharks but whatever. this is like being a kid. what are we supposed to do. >> i don't know, they're supposed to hook them. are they magnets? >> really? >> oh they are, they're magnets. oh, you got one. read yours, what does it say? >> read it? >> what's your question. >> how would "beverly hil