brett michaels suffering a frightening health scare. he was three songs into his set when he was rushed off stage at the palace theater in manchester. he had extremely low blood sugar. his guitarist writing this on facebook, in the nine years i have stood next to him i have never seen a look like the one on his face as if i was a complete stranger. when i rushed to the bus he could barely speak. this is not the first health scare. he has undergone an emergency appendectomy and brain surgery in the lathes few years. no word if his show tonight will be canceled. >> detroit on lock down for more than two hours. a guy forced his way through a security checkpoint without being screened. he had just flown in from little rock arkansas and missed his connecting flight. that lock down triggered the closure of gates at the largest terminal trapping passengers inside. that guy is now in custody. we talked about this, don't look down. take a look at this picture. that's the glass flooring of the sky deck of the 103rd floor of willis power cracking

brett, thank you so much. great enter viinterview. >> don't mix, "benghazi" giving me a day off. >>> breaking news on the allegations of gross misconduct at a veteran's hospital that may have killed dozens of veterans including new claims that someone at the va may have intentionally destroyed possible evidence, may still be destroying them and one of america's most prominent christian leaders delivering a scathing attack on president obama. dr. james dobson on why this was his message for the national day of prayer. >> so come and get me, mr. president, if you must, i will not yield to your wick frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn u

brett hart liked to be looked at.at season, as summer fog cooled the city, he might be seen in a stylish overcoat sporting a lamb collar brightened by a solicitous flash of color, a crimson necktie, perhaps, that set him apart from the rabble. every fold, every fabric of the young man's outfit would be carefully arranged. on montgomery street, he footed through the human foliage. if your eyes happened to meet his, he would smile. if he spoke a few words in greeting, his voice would be agreeable. but there would be nothing to remind one of mark twain. he preferred to be admired from afar. and there was much to admire. at 26 hart had become the leading literary light of the pacific coast. no small feat in a state where even the shaggiest miner aspired to barthood, and poets were pop stars, declaring verses to crowds at public gatherings. hart had powerful friends, a wife and an infant son. his evenings didn't involve drunken romps of the virginia city variety, they centered on more domestic concerns like how to keep bab

brett, thank you so much. great enter viinterview. >> don't mix, "benghazi" giving me a day off. >>> breaking news on the allegations of gross misconduct at a veteran's hospital that may have killed dozens of veterans including new claims that someone at the va may have intentionally destroyed possible evidence, may still be destroying them and one of america's most prominent christian leaders delivering a scathing attack on president obama. dr. james dobson on why this was his message for the national day of prayer. >> so come and get me, mr. president, if you must, i will not yield to your wick id regulations. seltzer fruit chew. regulations. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! those litt cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet helpsapproved to treattime the msymptoms of bph, like needing to go freently. tell yr doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and

brett is here now., brett. >> hi. >> before getting to the substance, i was watching and was very surprised to hear the use of the word "dude" from a former national security council spokesman. i believe it took you by prize and it was inappropriate language, frankly. >> it surprised me, too. i responded with a dude back, so i duded hid dude. i was surprised at his reaction. to be fair to tommy, he came in, he answered the questions, and i appreciated that. and i applaud him. we were talking about the talking opinions and he was frustrated there has been so much focus on adjusting the talking opinions. 'll point out a couple things. one is that the white house said repeatedly the white housechange the cryie talking points. they said they didn't change it at it all. only changed one word according to jay carney, from consulate to diplomatic facility. tommy vitor is saying they changed more than that. so i think that was interesting. a couple of other interesting things in the interview. to be fair, again

a health scare for rocker brett michaels, why he was rushed off stage and sent straight to the e.r. >> v.a. secretary eric shinseki about to speak this morning as more democrats are calling for him to step down, but one democrat says hey, in florida, everything is just fine. >> i get my reconnaissance in florida. i can tell you we're doing fine in florida. >> guess what? we've done some reconnaissance in florida, and congresswoman, you're wrong. you're about to hear the evidence against that statement coming up. >> it's one of the best pranks you'll ever see. this guy is blindfolded and thinks he's about to bungee off a bridge. little does he know what will happen next. and if you stay with our show, you will find out what happens next. it is friday, and according to every study that steve and anna have done, mornings are indeed better with friends. >>> hi, it's susan somers and you're watching "fox & friends." i watch it every morning of my life.

the muppet insider brett mckinzie sees it all.s quick to deny any rom romantic intentions. >> oh, that is just my friend. >> and ms. piggy laughs it off. >> that is rich. he loves me. he loves me not! >> ms. piggy turns her relationship with kermit and the muppets into a fortune. >> why be you when you could be me? >> fortune and fame transformed them into a power couple, rivaling kanye or billary, maybe kiggy? >> kermit the pond -- >> i really do like that actually. >> but for kermis, dating a pog is not readily accepted. >> i am an amphibian american and i love it. i am taking an issue to discuss with the president. that is inter-species dating. >> the whole subject of inter-species dating was sensitive back there. >> we've actually had the longest inter-species dating event in hollywood even including the people that went out with charlie sheen. >> relationship is one thing, but marriage is another. ms. piggy claims their vows in the muppet movie are legit. but kermit insists it was only pretend. ever optimistic, ms. piggy deni

brett lavitsky is a veterinarian, here to help you figure it all out. >> okay, dr.ett. >> a lot of people love to get dogs. they're a great warm addition to the family. what should people know before they step out and do it? >> they need the time to take care of them. dogs are a bit more needy with their time considerations. and they're very social and very active. they need exercise, regardless of their age. so even older ones need to get out and take the nice long walk. >> okay. and in terms of cost, people don't realize how much a dog costs. >> i know. >> especially hoda's. >> pet sitters, you know? >> the annual cost depending on the size, we have a couple of options here, can range from anywhere from $500 to $1,000 plus, just for supplies, food, and that's not even talking about -- >> veterinarian -- >> they come to see dr. brett, it is going to cost them. >> a little bit more. >> what do you have for us here? >> we have some of the essentials you would need. and especially here in the city, i can't stress enough getting a good leash, collar, harness if your do

let me just say, hats off to ed henry, brett, those guys are asking tough questions. >> we've invited jay carney on the show a bunch of times. the only time i spoke to him is at that dinner last year. >> thanks for joining us. coming up, 40 million reasons for taxpayers to ask questions >>> time for what we need to know. >> i like something called extra storage space. it's a defensive play in a market i think is very bubbly right now. >> how about you, john? >> well, i'm looking at these emerging markets. very big in africa, but i'm also looking at turkey, so check out tkc. >> very good. commodities now. countries, very good, thank you, guys, very much. stay hot, fellas. thanks for joining us. before we go, i want you to think about this as more and more americans struggle to get by. the folks in the white house are living it up. the cost of the vacations taken by his family, the bidens have now surpassed 40 million bucks. now add money spent on hotels, cars, security and service service and the price is way higher. so far this year, two golf outings for the president that cost $2.9 m

. >> there is a new headline that may be emerging from brett bear's interview with tommy vetoer. vetoer admits to having made significant changes to talking points, adding references to cairo and protests and possibly changing the wording, attacks to demonstrations. that conflicts sharply with some of the testimony of cia director mike more rely. that the white house only made a handful of technical changes. >> did you also change a tax to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this was like two years ago. we're talking about the most mundane process. >> everybody is talking -- >> we're talking about the process of editing talking points. that's what bureaucrats do all day long. your producers edit scripts multiple times. >> that and the release of this key ben rose e-mail this week, only through a foya request, congressional request, as well as the white house's defense of that e-mail, is what is parking the gop's move to a select committee. >> and when you have jay carney trying to say that a memo is not benghazi

here's how the fdic's brett edwards started the call. >> rick and hannah, thanks for doing this.'m going to turn it over to pat, and he can get into the actual details of this particular situation, thank you. >> he turned the call over to pat as is pat jackson of sabal financial. all of the details about the case that we learned during that call came from pat jackson. the fdic didn'uç provide any specific information. there's no way to know how many businesses may be in jesse's situation because nobody's keeping track. there's at least one other business in denver when sabal to foreclose on its property it laid off dozens of employees. others testified before the house financial services committee. jesse's business is in bankruptcy court. is that the collateral damage of 2008 and the financial meltdown? >> i think the fdic's view on that is we tried to do as good a job as we can given our statue story mandate to make this work for everybody, but i think the concept that this could have been a painless exercise, it's probably just not going to happen. >> as you've already said, ev

let me just say, hats off to ed henry, brett, those guys are asking tough questions. >> we've invitedjay carney on the show a bunch of times. the only time i spoke to him is at that dinner last year. >> thanks for joining us. coming up, 40 million reasons for taxpayers to ask questions [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shu

. >> catherine: tonight on for brett in mice infestation's at at least two san francisco walgreen stores we first broke the news to you friday at one store but tonight we have no exclusive details that i would discount. kron4 j.r. stone is live tonight with new the tells. >> reporter: 1 of 2 wahl grant and the spot light. this wall grant and dennis and andy was found close by the health department. inspectors observed a mouse feces on shelves and floors. including all around children's toys and clothes and shoes. still concerns are out there over yet another walgreen store. walgreen's this issue a statement that they were committed up to provide a clean environment for their employees and customers. allow us to correlate inspect and clean everything is we apologize for the inconvenience all services friday evening and all the stores affected. >> catherine: now at 8:00 p.m. prosecutors are asking for the death penalty for the men accused of killing a south bay cheerleader. and toland garcia torahs will face the death penalty after pleading not guilty to killing 15 year old sierra lamar wh

this is brett larson, our tech expert. there's a lot of selfies and tweeting from the room going on. brett is going to help me get through this. and the country, because the country has such a low opinion of the jobs that both the president and the congress are doing, these politicians need to focus on on improving their own credibility, so they do what any normal person would do, they invite a bunch of hollywood celebrities to the party. they even rolled out the red carpet, so the actors and the actresses didn't have to bring their own. and lent cnn a little space on it, so we could fawn along with the rest of you. and that's where we find our entertainment correspondent, nischelle turner, and our national correspondent, suzanne malveaux. they're both there, both my angels. good evening, ladies, you're looking great. >> hey, don, how you doing? >> i'm doing well, suzanne, and nischelle. so tell us about the big moments you've seen so far. >> you know, i think i was -- and this is like the first time we've actually done th

brett says he's been practicing to dance like michael for about ten years. and it shows.has nearly 2 million views on youtube. >> wow, oh, wow. am i the only one that's thinking about "napoleon dynamite"? >> no.-9ñ it occurred to me, too. "napoleon dynamite" doing michael. >> this is so great. wow. ten years. >> even that part.ym he went up on his toes. love it. >> it never gets old. >> good stuff. >>> up next in "the pulse," a new list of the richest actors has some big surprises. >>> plus, a baby goat takes its very first steps. valve problem. that puts her at a greater risk of stroke. rome? sure! before xarelto®, mary took warfarin, which required monthly trips to get her blood tested. but that's history. back to the museum? not this time! now that her doctor switched her to once-a-day xarelto®, mary can leave those monthly trips behind. domestic flight? not today! like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve pro

now, brett is back in chicago at his job and kyle is doing great. and they both credit the care giver rule as critical to kyle's recovery. that example gives us the entire picture. government doing its part, business doing its part and one person doing his or her part. that's what this is all about. americans stepping up to do their part. there is no greater priority that we as a country have than to fill what my husband joe calls our nation's most sacred obligation, serving our returning troops and their families as well as they have temb served us. so for wounded warriors and their care givers like kyle and brett, for the returning service men and women trying to complete their college education or embark on a new career, and most of all, for the families of those like the 6-year-old girl that i told you about whose loved ones are never coming home, there is so much that we can do as a country, as americans to support them. that's why all of you are here today. thank you for participating in this important discussion and for continuing to drive th

if it reaches the spotlight, brett may have had something to do with it.th the internet's newest superstar last night. okay, you're 17 years old which sort of begs the question how you became such a big fan of michael jackson, how did that happen? >> it all started in 2001, i discovered his video, i thought no one else can make a dance that looks that good. it caught my attention, i thought it would be cool if i could do that. >> so how did you go about doing it, going from not doing these moves to really being just the spitting image of him as you move? >> well, it really sort of took off the time youtube came out. and all the short moves were easy to find. really after that i was able to practice, just watching him. there is no other way to learn. >> so you studied and studied and you were able to replicate this. as i watched your classmates, they were going nuts for you. was this the first time they had seen you perform as michael jackson? >> no, not really. i had performed a few years earlier to my sixth grade talent show, but definitely not in a crowd

let me move you to the brett bear interview, talking about the editing of the talking points. well, let's take another look. >> did you also change attacks to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this was like two years ago. we're still talking about the most mundane process. >> dude, it is the thing everybody is talking about. >> dude. >> come on, tommy. my 14-year-old son doesn't say the word dude anymore. second of all, props to brett for coming right back at him and saying, dude, this is important. it spawned a hash tag on social media, #dude. i think really what this shows, he comes on fox news and then says he doesn't know and that it's a 2-year-old story when there's a brand new e-mail. >> let me also play something from the white house briefing room. i think what elevated this story was jay carney fencing with reporters for cbs and cnn and abc as well as fox's ed henry. here's a brief look. >> do you need a copy of the cia talking points? >> read them out all you want. go ahead. >> the only thing in th

brett? >> i guess this means the main stream media will have to cover this story a bit more now. >> that would stand to reason. we're talking about the formation of a dedicated committee with subpoena power. >> thank you, james. that was the bombshell on the hill. just down pennsylvania avenue, the other bombshell, an e-mail emanating from the white house. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine her ridge. >> reporter: the administration's explanations about who knew what and when are beginning to unravel in a very public way. an e-mail sent three days after the attack leads directly to the white house and suggests a senior advise tore president obama played a central role preparing susan rice for the sunday morning talk shows -- >> if this is not a smoking gun proving beyond any doubt that the sory told by the administration was politically motivated, nothing will ever prove that. >> reporter: amoeng more than 100 pages of documents is an e-mail from ben rhodes, an assistant to th

. >> brett, it opens a can of worms. is it a plus or minus now? >> i think the fact that it comes from karl rove a noted republican strategist probably diminishes any harm that it might do her at this stage because it looks unmistakably partisan whether he intended or not. who knows. look, he did put it out there. so i'm sure he didn't put it out there with the hope of helping her. he wants the issue to be raised. sooner or later, shannon, it will be raised. you get close to the presidency, you have to release health records to show that you are, you know, in good enough condition to hold the office. she is approaching the age where ronald reagan, that ronald reagan had reached when he ran for president in 1980. something we'll be dealing with at some point. john mccain had to deal with it. others as well. eisenhower had a heart attack while in office. that set off alarm bells. reagan himself in the debate of 1984, that renewed questions about whether he was as one correspondent put it, you know, okay. so there's nothing new about this. it's a lit

remember brett bear interviewed toll me and spoke to him and when brett pressed him and said where did you get this video story? answer to that is there were guys in the newspaper quoted saying that's why they were there. that's not the intelligence community. >> now we know what they basically got together for a strategy session and decided yes, the video that sounds good. mark, the press core we saw a couple weeks ago, the press may be turning on president obama. do you buy that? >> i don't think so. it's about how this is part of an exercise that is scandalous as republicans are doing this. >> mark, don't you think. >> don't you think republicans have done some partisanship to fuel that and to make it easy for the white house and allies in the press to say this is just trying -- >> howy, you ask the questions on your sunday show. i'm asking the ones on this show. go ahead, mark. [ laughter ] >> sure, there are republicans who have partisan comments on it but look, as carls said on your show last night, this is no advantage for them doing this. if anything, there is a lot of risk. go

a former federal prosecutor and edit tore and begin with brett. brett, what do we learn from this?well, what we learn is that a reporter during the obama administration and obama administration official are indistinguishable. they both sound like political operatives, which is what they were. the media's role is supposed to be a watchdog on power, and what you've got in the obama years is a press that is blatantly supporting this administration and blatantly taking the side and becoming the mouthpiece for this administration. it doesn't matter whether that story was true or not, but it matters in this case is that this reporter from the ap immediately took administration's position and immediately wanted to go after fox because of a dislike for the fox news. >> you know, we looked because of this, we went back and said what was being said that night on fox he is calling utter bs? going back over it, there wasn't a whole lot to be honest, but there was some coverage that night on o'reilly. o'reilly said it was likely a coordinated attack in his opinion. he said the film was being us

. >> i want to bring in cnn's justice reporter evan perez, cnn technology analyst brett lars be, the editor of tech bites.com and also cnn analyst danny sevelos. they are the majors, this, again, involving the chinese hacking story we just reported. they include westinghouse, alcoa, allegheny technologies, the united states steelworkers union and solar world. by the way, china has just responded to these allegations. and calls the charges fabricated, fictitious and absurd. evan, i want to begin with you. as the justice correspondent here. the justice department doesn't just throw these kinds of allegations out frivolously. we're talking about a major nation and a major set of crimes. >> right. this is a big deal. they've been working on this for a couple of years now. i think they're ready to announce something on this probably just over a year ago. and then edward snoden happens. and suddenly the u.s. has to face the accusations frankly that the nsa was doing its own espionage all over the world. >> so it's delayed, big deal. so now we're there. >> but now we're -- yeah. >> where do

brett where the jet stream plows into and spins up a storm system.e will have sunshine gusty wind and slowly lowering humidity's. he thinks 76 tomorrow and 81 on mother's day. it is interesting that yesterday we were warmer than the primarilphoenix l.a.. look at the temperatures there. everyone of them was below the 89 that we had in chicago yesterday. >> and is 70 malan chicago. there's been modest cooling. it is a beautiful day out there. >> there's a flood advisory. winter storm watches. the next one could lay down another and children. actual amounts may vary. you will be touching some rain. here is a map of how much rain through monday morning. these will come in bursts. it will not be in all we can bring. chance of thunderstorms rest of the day. 70 percent on monday. there could be severe weather on monday or monday night. 74 at midway. nothing shoddy about those readings. can cut and degrees of of a temperature of 20 degrees above normal >> the wind is sustained at o'hare. we have a water temperature of 56 decrees. unfortunately all of the pol

okay, lori, brett, thank you. that's all the time i have. i'm done ranting.> thanks, everybody, stick around, my pal wolf starts right now. >>> right now, president obama's getting ready to make an important announcement about the number of u.s. troops that will stay in afghanistan after this year. we'll talk about what this means for afghanistan's future, what it means for u.s./afghan relations and the u.s. troops who will remain in that area. >>> also right now, we're sorting through 47 pages of newly released data on the disappearance of malaysia airline fright 370. the data includes communication logs between the plane and satellites, but leaves most of the big questions very much unanswered. >>> also right now, another sneak peek inside hillary clinton's memoir. we g

kiss co-owner brett bushy is banking on it. he says the combination of cheaper tickets and the band's star power will draw fans and money. >> i don't think it works for any other music brand. kiss is a band that's -- it's an iconic brand that's been around for 40 years. i will tell you right now it's going to be huge. it's going to change the way sports does business. >> but it's a risky business. arena football has failed four times in california. financially, what is at stake here? >> it's millions. but it's not about how much money we have at stake. if this doesn't work, it impacts kiss the band because at the core of everything is the band. >> touchdown, kiss. >> l.a. kiss won their home opener, a score for the band and the brand. >> this is the victory lap for us so -- >> does that mean it's over soon? >> no. >> no. we've had other victory laps now do it 40 years on, look, we're in our 60s. that's insane! >> i think if you go as fast as you can and achieve as much as you can before you drop dead. >> coming up, how kiss cam

. >> pam: developing a strong texas and what fighter brett and an entire town outside our morale is now5 percent contained andrew spencer has the story. >> reporter: plans driven by strong shifting winds ripped through the bush in the texas panhandle thick black smoke-out rose on the area as it blocked the sun. huntington has county emergency management reported winds gusting up to 50 mi. per hour cruise came to help fight the fire from department all over the area. only later would officially understand the extent of the damage to the fire is started late sunday afternoon has destroyed is spending 100 homes before midnight. officials and french system fire covers hundreds of acres of put their entire town and risk of fire threatens more than 1000 homes. seven to 800 people evacuated seen taking shelter at a church and at the gym at a local high school. >> pam: coming up at 545 the one morning about cervical cancer for certain women. and next developing those a political rival of klay i can aken has died will we know about the death. >> pam: here is to look at the closing numbers for >>

stylist, the gq players walk the red carpet like movie stars on opening night, a long way from the look brett favre went with when he was chosen in 1991. jon gruden is a super bowl winning coach and analyst for espn. >> i don't know if it's a good thing or bad thing, but it's a made for tv event now, and these young players are more noticeable than they have ever been before. >> reporter: this draft day comes after an nfl season marked by a $765 million settlement between the league and thousands of retired players over concussion-related brain injuries. by hazing acquisitions from former miami dolphin jonathan martin and murder charges against former patriots' tight end, aaron hernandez. are raiders' fans the craziest? >> they are. >> reporter: and the draft experts that spend 12 months preparing for this one night. the god father of this group is mel kuiper jr. in the days before the draft became a highly rated tv show, nfl teams made their picks in smoke-filled rooms with the player's names scribbled on to a blackboard. a quant exercise next to the modern pageant that made football a year

so my thanks and congratulations to john, pat and brett and also they hold a 10th anniversary party and raised funds for the lukemia and lymphoma society which john is very active in. john and his family are native san franciscoans so congratulations to high dive. also going from best dive bar to the nation's best restaurant, just la last week the john berd awards were announced for restaurants nationwide, the john beard awards -- sorry, james -- are the authors for restaurants in all kinds of categories and slanted door won for the nation's most outstanding restaurant, which according to the james beard foundation, means that they serve as a national standard bearer for consistent quality and excellence in food, atmosphere and service and they have to qualify to be eligible tough to have operated for at least 10 years or more, consecutive years. we're really very proud of the slanted

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ninth of march seventeen she doesn't call her breast was grabbed from behind my place officer and brett lee bow belt. she instinctively responded by elbowing build on the face you shortly suffered a seizure. as shown in the video shortly thereafter what are absurdly long drawn out process yesterday. mcmillan was found guilty of second degree assault mean she could face up to seventy years in prison to look at some other stories making news around the world around one hundred and fifty masked protesters clashed with security forces west of venezuela's capital caracas riot police along with national guard troops fired tear gas rubber bullets in it and to disperse the demonstrators violent protests against the left wing government of nikos the door of her started in february and they have claimed at least forty one alliance with six hundred people injured and over a hundred address . the there have been anti fascist protesters in austria and greece over recent events in ukraine in athens hundreds marched on the e his office is outraged by the massacre good asset quality be an anti activist

and brett larson is cnn's technology expert. welcome to both of you. dozen of the other idea. let's hypothetically say when you were in high school you toilet papered someone's house and were arrested and it went in the local paper in 1992 and you go to look for a job and now in 2014 someone googles your name and that's the only thing that comes up about you because you led a relatively quiet life. in an instance like that, that is where european courts are pointing and saying you should be able to take that down. if you were involved in something more serious, you can't randomly go back in time and say i want this article taken down. there has to be some merit to it. there also has to be some level of this really doesn't apply to me anymore. toilet papering someone's house in 1992 no longer applieses to my life as an adult. that's where the line is in the sand. >> i can see why some people might like this. that's a big problem nowadays with young people posting unfortunate things on facebook and it gets on google and then you go for a job interview an

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. >> i am brett i ship out the orders quickly.>in jade i do bagging. >> i will skoulter and i make the soap. >> i am the barn manage and i sweep the hall and feed the goats and milk them. >>im indig. and i run the rom. >> and i am fletcher and i am the tour guyed which means i am responsible for showing everybody around. i am graden and i feed the baby goats. >> i am hadden and i milk the goats. >> they are all hard- working young americans. >> they are all learning responsibility and learn how to run a business. and things that are obviously people elected to the congress who haven't learned what these guys know. i wonder if we could pass on the wonderful lessons. did you think it would grow as big as it turned into? >> i had no idea it would roach that scope. i wanted to teach the children that work was a good thing and i wanted toous goat milk stuff if you can find work to help people and you enjoy doing that the best kind of work there is and doing it together as a family, doesn't get better than that. >> what a beautiful stor

in the fifth, brett lowrie with his eighth.ater in the inning, two men on, brandon moss cannot handle the bouncer to first. both runners will score. jays up 4-1. last chance in the ninth. a's lose 5-2. they dropped three in a row. >>> seniors in michigan for the pga championship. knocks it down. he carded eight birdies on the day. the legend, tom watson, birdie on 6. langer knocks it in. he is all alone in second. can't count him out. they are chasing colin montgomerie. nine iron off the tee. he stuck that. he would go on to birdie en route to a 68. >>> i hope you are having a great memorial day weekend while we're working. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and the world cup coming up in a couple of weeks. hope everybody is getting ready for it. it is an event that brings all countries and people of all kinds together. >> practice shouting goal! >> looking forward to it. >> thank you. that will do it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here at abc 7 news thank you for joining us.

brett osborne is a neurosurgeon. excuse me. >> hello, fancy. good morning. >> let's talk. real symptoms of dementia because i think a lot of people aren't quite sure. >> or they think dementia is the same as alzheimer's. >> that's a big misconception. dementia is a group of symptoms. alzheimer's is a brian disease. and that's the difference right there. alzheimer's is under the umbrella of dementia. and alzheimer's is 70% to 80% of dementia cases. that's number one. >> if you were misdiagnosed with alzheimer's when it was dementia. >> a lot of people are probably forgetting things and can't remember names or keys. should they be concerned there is dementia at play? >> that's a good question. that always happens to me, and it is in the range of normal. >> it is a great question. and just like your iphone, your computer has glitches, we have these glitches on occasion. and those occasional glitches are completely normal. and within the realms of normalcy. when they become contiguous and start affecting your activities for daily living, then it becomes a concern. >> how do yo

brett burns will be moved back to defenseman. >>> khalile black calling the black hole home for at least$18.7 million contract. the second-year draft pick along with corner back dante johnson today has his perfect model in the same locker room. >> i really pay attention to that. so being able to watch and have their opportunity to learn is awesome, you know. not too many people get to learn from a guy who probably will go into the hall of fame. >> the championship game has a new, luxurious home. brand new levi stadium will host the conference championship decider for the next three years. friday, december 5th, game set. >> our fan base, probably 80 plus percent have some type of a pac-12 affiliation. most importantly, to the great student athletes in the pac-12. >> with thoughts on the mind, earthquake star among 21 players who started training sessions for the upcoming world cup. the u.s. team has two weeks of practice including one at the stick may 27th. >> it's a huge honor. any time you get to put this crest over your heart and be a part of this and represent your country, it's an ul

brett -- wect expect credit suisse to plead guilty in the united states.ill deutsche bank continue to do work with credit suisse if the pleads guilty? >> another hypothetical, very difficult for me to answer without context. >> thank you for your time. >> we are now joined by hans nichols in berlin. talk to me about this additional capital. is it going to cover legal costs are not? -- or not? >> he dodged that question. in part because he cannot know, he cannot possibly know what the total bill is going to be for litigation costs. they are saying this is all part of a conservative estimate. even though they recognize and acknowledge that they cannot possibly have any certainty, either on the regulatory front or the litigation front, there is one part in his answer where he talked about you can never have certainty on regulation, he seems to be saying that with a certain amount of resignation. two other parts really stood out for me. one, there is no science behind this number. this is a figure they arrived at through some other mechanism. second, they will