it stars haydn christensen, chris brown, and paul walker.anything to screw the job up, they wiping out his whole family back at the ukraine. down to the sheepdog. >> why should we trust the russians? >> they love their sheep dogs. >> larry: who do you play there? what are you? >> my character's name is ghost. yeah, my character's name is ghost, and he's a part of a very, very upscale, extravagant band of bank robbers. >> larry: you can't escape it, can you? >> hey, experience. you know, experience. >> larry: by the way, youyou haa parole officer, satellite. >> probation. >> larry: how often do you to report to him or her? >> the specifics of had i probation aprmy probation i'd rather keep personal. >> larry: did you need permission to come here? >> yeah. >> larry: to leave atlanta you need permission to leave and you have to report when you get back? >> i said that the specifics of my probation i would rather keep -- >> larry: but you did need permission? >> i did. >> larry: as you look at your life now, we only have about a minute left. >>

so they thought chris brown was going to be better -- or chris young was going to be better than gonzalezob: he's one of the guy guys they sent to oakland to get bob herren. and atilano keeps the ball down and taking something off. getting his third strikeout. >> rob: what did st. louis get for when they sent holliday? when they got holliday, what'd they send over? >> bob: give me a minute to punch up the st. louis notes. i don't have all of his stuff. >> rob: i thought that was on tip of your brain. come on. >> bob: i'm pretty sure it's three minor leaguers and the name is not -- >> rob: that's like danny haren. that's who oakland got and oakland got more with danny danny haren. you know, he likes to get a high priced guy, bring him in and get some more stuff for him after he gets some use out of him. he's been doing that for a while. >> bob: three minor league leagues, st. louis sent to oakland. a couple of them pitchers and they signed matt holliday to a long-term contract. seems like he can't just get through an inning without a walk. seth smith walking, that's his fourth of the night

has a movie "takers" stars chris brown and paul walker.mrades on the outside put the arm down on the dispatcher. so the dispatcher do anything to screw the job up, they're wiping out his whole family in the ukraine down to the sheepdog. >> why should we trust the russians? >> they love their sheep dogs. >> larry: who do you play, what are you? >> my character's name is ghost. yeah, my character's name is ghost. he is a part of a -- a very, very upscale, extravagant band of bank robbers. >> larry: you can't escape it, can you? >> experience, experience. >> larry: you have a parole officer? >> probation officer. >> larry: how often do you report to him or her? >> well you, know the specifics. >> larry: parole? >> probation. specifics of my probation, conditions, i would rather keep that to myself. >> larry: did you need permission to come here? >> yeah. >> larry: to leave where, what state? >> atlanta. >> larry: to leave atlanta you need permission to leave. you have to report when you get back. >> i said the specifics of my probation i woul

. >> brown: chris choy began working for transocean, the rig's owner, in june of 2009.year, he joined the crew of the deepwater horizon as a roustabout, working with the crane operators, cleaning equipment, and doing various other odd jobs, including work on the fire detail. this weekend in houston, he sat down with our public broadcasting partner joeseph shapiro of national public radio. >> reporter: describe a little bit of what it's like to be on the rig in the middle of the water. >> it's different than anything else you ever do in your life. it's just, you know, a big, big box out in the water floating around. it's hot, cold... you know, there's no shade anywhere. you know, it's... most of the time it's pretty hard work and, i mean, it can get lonely at times. >> brown: on the night of the 20th, choy said he finished his 12-hour shift, talked to his wife on the phone, and settled in for some sleep. >> and then when i woke up to... i could hear something. i was out of it. i was so tired. i woke up; i could hear the gas coming through the riser. but i didn't know wha

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i'm patti ann browne, and now, we go to "fox news sunday," with chris wallace, you are watching the most trusted name in news, fox news channel, and again, check our web site, for more. foxnews.com. >> chris: we'll get a report from scene, and the latest on efforts to contain the damage. from janet napolitano, secretary of homeland security. and, ken salazar, secretary of the interior and thad allen, the coast guard commandant live only on fox news sunday and charlie crist, then... >> i'm running as a republican... >> chris: and now. >> my decision to run for the united states senate. and they -- as a candidate without party affiliation. >> chris: what is the fallout in 2010's most closely watched senate race? we'll ask marco rubio, florida's republican candidate and also with reaction, building to arizona's tough im grace law, we'll ask our sunday regulars, how this will play out in november. and, our power player of the week. reach for the stars, and now, is helping young women blaze new trails. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello from fox news in washington. we're foll

chris, i don't think he anticipated this catastrophe at all. i think they took advantage of it. which is what rahm's rule is, take advantage of a crisis. >> thanks for coming on. michael browneat to have you on. >>> up next, will the right-wing praise the obama administration for catching the attempted terrorist? howard dean joins us next to assess the politics of everything that's going on right now. >>> and in one minute, a lot of support for the new illegal immigrant law down in arizona. surprising national support you might say if you're on the liberal side of things it may disturb you to hear how strong the support is for that bill. this is "hardball," only on msnbc. a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can mo

chris, i don't think he anticipated this catastrophe at all. i think they took advantage of it. which is what rahm's rule is, take advantage of a crisis. >> thanks for coming on. michael brown will the right-wing praise the obama administration for catching the attempted terrorist? give him a little credit, the fact that an attack was even attempted. he might get blamed for that. howard dean joins us next to assess the politics of everything that's going on right now. >>> and in one minute, a lot of support for the new illegal immigrant law down in arizona. surprising national support you might say if you're on the liberal side of things it may disturb you to hear how strong the support is for that bill. this is "hardball," only on msnbc. >>> well, take a look at this poll number from "the new york times"/cbs news poll. when asked about the new illegal immigration law in arizona, 51% said it's about right. tag on another 9% who say the law doesn't go far enough and that's six in ten american who is support the new law. this is a tough attitude in the country right now. six in ten, a good indicator why politicians on both sides, right and left are afraid to go after this bab

chris and i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> douglas harold brown was chief mechanic and acting second engineer on transocean's deepwater horizon d is a survivor of the april 20th explosi explosion. he served in the u.s. army for more than 11 years, began work with,b. falcon, an offshore oil drilling company that was bought by transoceannd he became a transocean employee and one of the original crew members of the deepwater horizon. >> chairman conyers, ranking member smith and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to appear before you today. my name is douglas harold brown. i was a chief mechanic and acting second engineer on the transocean deepwater horizon. i am 50 years old, married have a 10-year-old stepdaughternd live in vancouver, washington. i saw the original one from korea to new mexico and have worked on board a the vessel until sh exploded at 10 p.m. on april 20th, 2010. since 2004 i worked in the engine control room. here's what happened to me that night. shortly before 10 p.m. i was completingly shift and making my log entries in the contr

chris and i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> douglas harold brown was chief mechanic and acting second engineer on transocean's deepwater horizon and is a survivor of the april 20 explosi explosion. he served in the u.s. army for more than 11 years, began work with,b. falcon, an offshore oil drilling company that was bought by transocean a he became a transocean employee and one of the original crew members of the deepwater horizon. >> chairman conyers, ranking member smith and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to appear before you today. my name is douglas harold brown. i was a chief mechanic and acting second engineer on the transocean deepwater horizon. i am 50 years old, married have a 10-year-old stepdaughter and live in vancouver, washington. i saw the original one from korea to new mexico and have worked on board a the vessel until she exploded at 10 p.m. on april 20th, 2010. since 2004 i worked in the engine control room. here's what happened to me that night. shortly before 10 p.m. i was completingly shift and making my log entries in the co

chris and liz. i have to say part of the reason i hired her to read director a mms is because she had no relation to industry. you can look at her record from harvard to brown and her work has been in the department of the interior and on the hill. she brought in a fress perspective. that perspective has helped all of us move forward with the reforms which include the ethics reform and a whole host of other things. we will need three very strong people to run these three agencies. she is certainly a very strong person and we will see how she fits in with the agency. she is not here because she is testifying before a committee. >> and jim with a bloomberg news. two quick questions. when you think about what the president called a "real or perceived conflict of interest." is there anything in this reorganization that restricts are limits that -- that restricts or limits that interaction? is there any firewall there? my second question is yesterday in your testimony you referred to some push back from the industry on some of the changes you are proposing. i wonder if those are recent push fax or is that going back since when you first came into the department.