while the pep boys, let's just say the pep boys has racked up a 38% loss.thing wrong with pep boys, it's been wrong for a long time. what's the problem here? i'm always involved in trying to be thoughtful when i'm critical. should the company change the full names pep boys after the three original founders to the pep boys larry, mo and shemp after the worst generation of the stooges. that's right. not curly. not even the benign joe but the dreaded shemp. the real issue has more to do with pep boys business modelful. definitely has to do with the stooge-like management. you see unlike auto zone, pep boys is not a pure play. they are not a pure play auto parts retailer. they straddle two different businesses and they get about half the revenues from selling auto parts and the other half of servicing cars. think of them as a love child between auto zone and monroe motor. the fundamental problem is the businesses don't belong under the same roof. the person who gets service is different from the person who buys his own auto parts directly. pep boys stores are i

>> caller: oh, boy.nt pullback in polaris, i wonder if we're ready to open the throttle. >> scott wind came on the show and said business is good. i don't have an update. it's been a couple of months. he said business was good but this industry is tricky. arctic blew up. i'll say i need to speak to the company. john in nevada, please. >> caller: jimmy, thank you for sticking up for the little guy. big boys seem to have the advantage. dreamworks animation, dwa. >> i don't think you have that much cooking there. disappointing all the way around. if you want to be in entertainment, buy disney. my charitable trust action alerts plus.com. follow along. >> caller: hello. boo-yah, jim. cypress semiconductors. >> they do not sell into apple. they sell into other guys. the stock is trying to find footing. doesn't have it. maybe goes down to 10 or 11. let's go to timothy in texas, please. >> caller: hey, jim. ytf has been spiking after hours. is there more upside from here? >> carlos slim has been a buyer. if he's

mike love is now 51. >> are you going to be the beach boys in another 10 years. >> the beach boys are going to be known for that. bob hope is not going to change being bob hope. >> are you going to keep touring like this? >> i don't know, we'll have to call an astrologer to find out. >> we never have time to do all the songs. you find more recent songs like cocomo. >> reporter: by the late 60s their beautiful harmonies fell out of style and for a long time only tragedy kept the band in the spotlight. >> those have individuals that have fallen on hard times because of drug use or something. that happens. but the critical mass of the beach boys has always, every year performed to a million or more people and stood primarily for positivity and good things. but you know, a couple of my cousins have ventured a little too far into drugs and one of them didn't come back at all. >> reporter: drugs took a heavy toll on the beach boys, both dennis and brian welt had suffered drug abuse. for his bryan it wasn't the partying, it was the pressure. >> the record company expected him to write it, si

from nuns to boy scouts. the boy scouts of america leadership is reviewing its controversial anti-gay policy. after a female scout leader was removed from her position for being openly gay, the century old organization is considering a rules change. at a meeting last week, scout management considered a resolution-that to allow each local group to set its own standards on gay members and leaders. gay advocates are excited about the move, but boy scout spokesman, deron smith warns: "while we'll carefully consider this resolution, there are no plans to change this policy." >> should the boy scouts be considering this policy change crystal? >> the boy scouts is a private organization. they said they will take the resolution into consideration. that the young man that got $2 -- 275,000 signatures, i believe. i don't think they should change their position on banning gay scouts or leaders. i don't. i think adolescent boys are struck e. struggling with a lot of things and they have 4 million members. and if the boy

the boy was home alone when three teens broke in. he crawled behind drawers and called 911. >> i was watching tv. i went to get something to drink when i saw somebody throw a hammer through a window. >> is it inside the house? >> yes. >> i felt like i was riding from here to orlando. it was like when the operator told me that he was on the other line with another operator, that's when i -- she told me to calm down. >> can you call the police? >> they are outside. i want you to stay on the phone. >> that quick-thinking little boy is just fine. the three suspects are under arrest. >>> the 68-year-old grandma who was relentlessly bullied by a group of middle schoolers may be getting ready for retirement. wait until you hear how much money people have donated to her cause. well, more and more people are bundling their home and auto insurance with progressive. sure seems and why that way. wouldn't you? you can save on both your home and auto policies. yep. we talked about this. [meow!] [meow!] bundling and saving. now, that's progressive.

the beach boys.eat crowd. we'll be getting out there shortly, george. >>> first, we're going to look at niagara falls once again. we're just hours away, now, from seeing nik wallenda actually walk across those falls. and it's hard to imagine that anyone could do that. all on a thin wire, suspended over those falls. we cannot wait to see it happen live tonight. >> there he is right there. 35 minutes it will take him to walk from the u.s. to canada. don't know what the conditions will be like tonight. so much has gone into this. and i do not know how he does that. >> i don't know. ooh. josh and sam will continue to bring us all the excitement. and also this morning, a reality check on the popular reality show, "house hunters." is a big part of that show not real? is it staged? we're going to hear from one participant who says it is. and fans -- we're just up in arms. >> a whole new controversy. >>> and we're going to begin with the brawl between two of music's biggest stars, chris brown and drake, with

and thhn, this:"are you sexually attracted to young boys, to underage boys?"" iisexually attracted to underrge boys? sexually atttactedd you know, no. i enjjy oung peoplee i love to be around them. but no, i'm not sexually attracted to oung boys.""i think ttere was an intention by his defense attorney amendola to huuanize him..to establlsh that he's sort of an uncle who a sexual way, in sort of a think that interview nd i - backfired."the case sparkkd shock ann outrage on campus. and when the university fired head coach joe paterno, who has since diedd it set off thhs raucous clash. there are 10 alllged victims who weer as young as ten years old. ffo now, none as been publicly the ideetities of two of them. accusers to tke the witness - sttnd, the defeese prepared to attack their credibillty."any humiliating, embarrassing experience in their past life thaa is a bearing on their believability potentially may be reevaled to all he world in this trial."also expected pootestify...a key witness to one of the alleged rapes, penn state assistant coach mmke mcqueary --

, underage boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted, no. i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. >> that clip was played again for the jury. and they did not believe that statement on television or in the courtroom. there's no doubt that they didn't believe that jerry sandusky is a monster. that's what they said in this skrerkt. he will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> tonight in this courtroom, an ugly chapter in college football history ends, jerry sandusky on the way to jail. his wife, dottie was in the courtroom just behind him. she did not cry tonight. she instead shook her head, cold response as he her knees shook as each of the verdicts were read. >> bill, jim avila. thanks. coming up, we'll hear from his defense lawyer on why they might appeal tonight's stunning verdicts. [ male announcer ] we imagined a vehicle that could adapt to changing road conditions. one that continually monitors and co

he broke a 13 year- old boys rest.st. >> darya: that was the lift off this morning of the rocket that to cover earlier this morning. it is on its way carrying a classified cargo for the united states. this happened at cape canaveral in florida and the earlier plans had to be scrubbed because there was a heavy rain from tropical storm devi--deadbeat.--tropical storm debbie. >> mark: alive look from children's hospital and we are updating you on a 10 year old boy who was shot in the back last night we will have the tail straight ahead.

under age boys?> am i sexually attracted to young boys, sexually attracted? no i enjoy young people i love to be around them, but no i am not sexually attracted to young boy is. >>> there was an intention by his a defense attorney to humanize him, to establish cheese and uncle who likes boys but not in a sexual way but in a set in a normal weight. i think that did backfire >>> the case part shock and outrage on campus and when the university fired head coach joe paterno who has died, it set off this clash. there are 10 alleged victims that were as young as 10 years old, none have been publicly named. now it is time for sandusky's accusers to take the witness stand the defense prepared to attack their credibility. >>> and humiliating or embarrassing experience that bears on their believability may be revealed for all the world in this trial. >>> also expected to testify, penn state assistant coach mike mcquery then a graduate student who says he saw us sandusky in the locker room shower with a young b

wgn news @ 9 teenage boy pulled from the water at north avenue beach this afternoon tonight fighting for his life good evening. top story around the country tonight. live children hospital with more tonight >> looked like fun today but the blend of strong and water was indeed a very rough today last check hospital the boy it was lifted in critical condition. >> up screaming his name on the this over there tried to say everybody out of the water right now and criminal looking for missing child >> life guards found a missing child of 14 year old boy it not responded in the water for pm park district called all swimmers out of the water when they did witnesses spotted the boy pulled him ashore and called 911. saw the entire thing to snap pictures performing taking the child away late in the evening at lifeguards watching the lake shore like hawks start of summer tragedy city most popular beach >> kind of big. anybody knows how to swim and dangerous. definitely dangerous >> the boy has not yet been identified publicly we are told the family was by his bedside made it here at children's h

you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says long contractions indicate early labor. she says call in a few hours. >> dana comes over. she feeds her tea while i'm having contractions. i am in active labor. i am surprised you're so calm. i say, i'm surprised you're so calm. 11:30 p.m. dana drives to the birth center. i tell her right now i am not sad to do this. this is a solo expedition. i dark brown

. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys, to underaged boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted, you know, i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. i -- but no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. >> so that's just part of that interview, bob costas did with sandusky there. if the defense is truly serious, as john yang was reporting there, about really putting

books boys love. i think it's our job to connect boys with books they like.y boys say reading is for girls. that's an idea out there. we got to counter act that. get them reading turn off the screens. it's critically important. >> eliot: time has run out but unfortunately these are critically important messages. lisa bloom author of" swagger," thank you so much for your time. i hope every parent buys and reads this book. >> thank you so much. >> eliot: thanks for coming

the teen boy known as forest boy, who claims he spent years living in the woods.ell, he has been identified. and abc's nick watt joins us from london with the latest on this. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, german police have spent the last nine months trying to solve this mystery. they launched a worldwide investigation to find forest boy's true identity. he said his name was ray and that he had little memory of his past life. his life before he spent five years in the woods. an extraordinary tale of survival. forest boy claimed he fled to the woods with his dad five years after after his mom was killed in a car wreck. he claims his dad died last summer. so he walked back to civilization. forest boy this morning, unmasked. he's called robin van helsum. he's 20 years old. he's dutch. he was identified by friends who saw that photo, the exasperated german police released to the world this week. his stepmother has confirmed forest boy is alive. he went missing just last fall, a few days before he showed up at berlin town hall with a dose

>> the boys look leerry. >> soldiers. >> really? that's awesome. look, you guys, have you ever thought about being on tv? >> the mere mention of tv and they start to relax. >> oh, yes. >> really? >> yeah. >> their parents watch, hoping they do the right thing. >> well, listen, i'm doing this casting project right now and you look perfect. >> i've been on tv before. >> really? >> first, our actor takes their photo. >> you guys look perfect for this project. >> and their parents cringe. how would you feel if a stranger took your child's picture? >> what's your name? >> um, chris. >> what's your last name? >> all three give up their full name without hesitation. >> my name is xavier, xavier. >> xavier. >> right up to him. >> but the next part is even scarier. >> and what's your address? >> all right boys give up their info or stand up to the stranger? >> also coming up, test number two, the girls. will they give out their names for a shot at fame? >> i'm casting this tv show and i think i'd be perfect for. >> me? >> yeah. >> when "my kid would never d

who knows how old this boy was? >> well, do you think a 12-year-old, a 13-year-old, you think they need help taking showers? >> well, mike mcqueary said he was anywhere from 8 to 12. so he could have been 8. >> well, that's joyce porter who testified today and stands by jerry sandusky no matter what, as you will -- as you hear. you'll hear more of my interview with joyce porter tomorrow night on 360. >>> closing arguments in the trial could begin as early as thursday. the defense expects to rest its case tomorrow. joining me now is former los angeles deputy district attorney marcia clark. also mark geragos. mark, how important is somebody like joyce porter? she only saw him a couple of times each year. last time we talked about building blocks to reasonable doubt, and what's what the defense is trying to present. is that just her purpose? >> absolutely her purpose and i think she demonstrates exactly what the defense wants to show here. look, here's somebody who has known him for 40 years, who comes from that commun

i liked the way the little boy smiles i don't like the way little boys drink soda.trangle him? you have to give me a motive. >> what do you do from here on with this case? >> well, first of all ray kelly is a personal friend of mine. he's a great cop. maybe not the best commissioner ever. he is a great detective. they must feel very, very sure to bring this to a da. i agree with bo. i have known bo for years. i hope and pray this can end the chapter. i ask this question, is he ready to make a deal? what if he makes a deal? will they close the case? what if he doesn't make the deal? it will be a very difficult trial. it will be a nightmare for the bases. they 4r6 a hard ti-- they will hard time building this case. i have been involved in hundreds and hundreds of missing child cases. we have 1200 guys on america's most wanted many of them child murders. only one case do i know of in the 25 years i have been doing it have they been able to convict somebody for the abduction and murder of a child with mno body. it will be really tough if it goes to trial. >> john, the p

most of the kids -- i was 15 and most of the other pages, the boy, the caucasian boy pages, most of them were 16, 17 and 18. and a lot of them were from the district area from maryland and virginia. so on the weekends, they could go home, they could take their laundry, that kind of thing. they had to find me a place to stay. which, fortunately, i had a cousin, about an eighth cousin, but he agreed that i could stay with him. and i did with -- he had a 2-year-old, fairly newly married and another son on the way. it was tight in the two-bedroom apartment. believe me, the second baby came about a month after i arrived. and the older baby thought i was the new baby that mom and dad had been talking about. i'm sure we'll get into it, but there were lots of interesting experiences i had. but i want to be clear i never felt unwelcome, which is probably a testament to gerald ford, paul finley and les aarons for setting the stage. i don't know who is -- >> yeah, i'm the next oldest. i was nominated in january '71 by senator percy about a month after paulette was nominated by jacob jav asolof new

i liked the way the little boy smiles i don't like the way little boys drink soda. why did you strangle him? you have to give me a motive. >> what do you do from here on with this case? >> well, first of all ray kelly is a personal friend of mine. he's a great cop. maybe not the best commissioner ever. he is a great detective. they must feel very, very sure to bring this to a da. i agree with bo. i have known bo for years. i hope and pray this can end the chapter. i ask this question, is he ready to make a deal? what if he makes a deal? will they close the case? what if he doesn't make the deal? it will be a very difficult trial. it will be a nightmare for the bases. they 4r6 a hard ti-- they will hard time building this case. i have been involved in hundreds and hundreds of missing child cases. we have 1200 guys on america's most wanted many of them child murders. only one case do i know of in the 25 years i have been doing it have they been able to convict somebody for the abduction and murder of a child with mno body. it will be really tough if it goes to trial.

the sandusky lawyers tried to impeach these boys and the boys said i told the grand jury less amountmes because i was suppressing my memory because i didn't want to remember it. >> bill: so you don't believe any of the witnesses were like in the jackson trial some of them were shaky. they were all strong across the board. >> not iota of a doubt not only in my mind but the jury's mind i believe. >> the court of public opinion listening to reporters like aphroditey and everyone else. his attorney has got to try and he they will say look this is a big lawsuit deal. they are going to go after penn state. all in concert with one another. how should the public perceive this? >> look, the reason the guys couldn't be convicted is because of what he did. you know, the fact is it's an extremely strong case it is not defensible. defense attorney's nightmare because no matter how good you are, as a trial attorney, you can't destroy the credibility of this much evidence because even if there is a weakness in one case, the fact that there were eight victims there roughly speaking similar times of

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i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collectio