complicates things by naming the child oscar cleveland but oscar was married with the dollar. cleveland was a bachelor so he accepted responsibility to pay for the child to go to the orphanage. but here is the scandal. oscar dies a few years later in the carriage accident and is thrown from it and breaks his neck and leave so widow and the young girl grover cleveland makes an enormous amount of money as his partner and takes care of the widow and the young girl and pays for them to set them up in a nice home for his best friend and former law partner and becomes the godfather to the go-go francis they're very close she calls them of cleveland he calls her frankie and says her two wells college when people were not educated but as francis is growing up clevelands relationship changes from the godfather to a romantic interest in cleveland starts to send her roses and it is a full-court press and in new >> vinc you for coming. the story of how this book came about began six years ago when i read a sentence that changed my life. a russian singer was very popular the end of the fir

they're gone, cleveland. my bottom's cold.nutes left in the 4th, miami leads by 2. [ cameras clicking, sneakers squeaking ] [ sirens blaring ] [ buzzer sounds ] [ gasps ] ♪ dad, good news. i was able to resew the tapestry into what i must admit is a smart messenger bag. (groans) 'sup, doughbro? papa freight train, we playing poker or what? poker? deal me in. oh, i almost forgot. i hus-tul-ed today. i asked for a water at a fast-food restaurant and i filled it with lemonade, got caught, apologized, now i can't go back to chipodle. i'm out. it's kind of late; you've had a few. why don't you just crash in the guest room? gracio, pop. you don't have a guest room. yeah, we do, the one with the race car bed and the plastic sheets. that sounds like my bed. i lost my virginity in that bed. my masturbational virginity. in a moment of fumble-handed confusion while playing my atari 2600. don't touch my laverne & shirley puzzle! i've been working on it for 36 years. you shouldn't be in here at all. dad said i could stay here. there's only

cleveland: lester! hello, cleveland. did you hear somebody stole all my turkeys last night? no. i'm trying to get back into it. (whispering) now! hurry! so, les... you've done some flashing yourself, huh? i dabble. weddings and bar mitzvahs, mostly. just a little constructive criticism... your lengthy flash is appreciated, but not necessary. you really just want to give the people a taste. that's why they call it a "flash." oh... ...kay. welp, me and the boy better get our float over to the parade. oh, well have fun! happy thanksgiving! i'll kill ya if you stole my birds! never imagined he'd have gone gray down there. reminds me of when i saw bill russell at that urinal. (gasps) mama double-crossed me! she's taking my float to the parade without me or my googly eyes! mama, you're a dead man! damn it, walt! if you gonna borrow my big wheel, fill it up before you bring it back! kendra! cleveland: we did it, junior! we saved 27 turkeys. uh-oh. see? that explains why i said "uh-oh." uh-oh. (sniffing) yeah. ♪ (tires screech) great float! go on through. damn, people be tall. (grunts)

betts, valerie harper, cloris leachman and georgia engel are together for an episode of "hot in cleveland" and supporting valerie while she battling cancer. katie couric asked if they're till in touch with their male co-stars. >> do you guys ever talk to gavin or to ed, murray -- >> yes. >> do you all stay in touch? >> yes. >> i saw him on broadway in "grace" and he did such a wonderful job with paul ruud and michael -- >> ed, he's great and gavin i talked to last week. >> they're precious. i love lou and murray but catch more of the reunion on monday. "hot in cleveland" returns with a live episode in june and "the mary tyler moore show" reunion episode all on tv land. >>> finally the big breaker in "pop news." fried chicken. you guys better -- fried chicken lovers beware because kfc if you

i'll be happy tonight. >> typical cleveland weather. it sucks.eople i was taking to the concert have cancelled on me. at the last minute, of course. now i'm displeased. there is something i'm displeased about. yeah, this really sucks. i really thought i was going to this concert with some people. 50, 60 -- >> 70. >> are you someone famous? >> i was on death row for 24 years. >> oh, thanks -- god bless you. >> thank you, sir. >> oh, it's going to be a good concert. now i sold the tickets. hello? it started at 7:30 and i just sold the tickets. hello? >> how do you feel now? >> better. i got to bitch her out. >> have fun. >> thank you. >>> dogs of war. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with this, war, bombing people, shooting down airplanes, breaking into houses. i can think of what we mean when we so casually say let's go, let's get in this thing. and all the rest of the rah-rah and drumbeating, killing people and getting killed again. who are these people that want this stuff? predictably yell

abc's katie couric sat down with these legendary ladies on the set of betty's show "hot in cleveland." >> they could turn the world on with their smiles. >> you got spunk. >> reporter: their apartment battles. >> this is my apartment. >> reporter: their vibrating bed. >> reporter: long before carrie and the gang, there were those other girls. mary, rhoda, phyllis, sue ann and georgette. the female leads of "the mary tyler moore show." yesterday the fierce five played by actresses mary tyler moore, valerie harper, cloris leechman, betty white and georgia engel were together again to film an episode of "hot in cleveland"

very close and -- >>> cleveland, ohio, a city that has seen its ups and downs but like all big cities crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself but its directser would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now but they used to call me allen. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big time drug dealer and this and that. everybody in this building know who i am. >> he is serving a six-month sentence for theft. during his stay, he's managed to make matt

i'm always the guy from the inner city of cleveland, raised in cleveland and in the neighborhoods and things like that. that's who i am. >> what decision i make will be for your benefit. you may not see it like that at the time, but trust me. >> ivy, first became a corrections officer at the jail after six years in the army. incorporate something else into his routine as well, a sense of style. >> this whole clothes thing, shoe thing, i grew up very poor. i remember walking to school some days and holes in the bottom of my shoes and my mom would make me wrap my feet in plastic and walk to school like that. i didn't like that. i kind of vowed to myself, man, i don't like this thing. and here i am, makes me feel good so that's it. that's my story and i'm sticking to it. >> ivy has taken issue with the latest incident involving the heartless felons. after several heart les felons attempted to steal commissary from another inmate, he put them on 23 and 1 lockup status. >> you're going to be locked down for 23 hours, come out one hour a day. >> reaction was terrible. inmates was kicking an

. >> i was like in cleveland heights, lots of girl friends, lots of pot. sex, drugs, rock and roll. >> convicted in the 1980s for murder, another inmate has spent 24 years on death row. >> that's all we can do is keep fighting. >> now he can leave his cell behind for good, but in this case, nothing is for certain. >> their plan is to convict me and sentence me to death again. >> state of ohio versus keenan. >>> some have been convicted. most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> our current population changes daily. we book in 115 people a day, we release hopefully 115 or more. we have an average length of stay of about 45 days involving 30,000 bookings a year. >> all the way around. >> there is uncertainty with everyone. the inmate is in custody and he doesn't or she doesn't know what's happening to them tomorrow. >> you ever tried to kill yourself? >> no. >> are you suicidal? >> no. >> physically or sexually? >> physically, like beat up? >> no, shot, stabbed, set on fire on purpose. >> no. >> i think the

woman: cleveland police. yes, cleveland police. man: i have an emergency.daughter is out there... her husband come over here just beat her up. i'm afraid he'll do some damage to her and the kids. we're heading over for a fight between a female and a male. the female's screaming for help. right here. where the guy in the blue is, tim. ah, boy. yes, sir. what's the problem? this is about the 15th time he's hit her. where is he? he left. took the car took his beer beat her up. she'll tell you the whole story. want to come outside? that guy belongs in an insane asylum. what happened? well, the first time it started when he stole my welfare check. stole the welfare check and he forged my name on it, and he got it cashed. he left and everything. then he came back here and he said he went to the cops and they told him he could stay here as long as he wanted until he was evicted. i was sitting in the corner over there and i told him i just didn't want him here. is this your house? it's my parents'. he was yelling and everything and i told him i just wanted him to l

she said she was trying to open a business that could have been a boom with cleveland. >> i'm in loverenaissance right now. it's just -- it's wonderful. this is my home. >> ironically, schneider has an excellent view of the city's football stadium and lake front from a narrow cell window. but it's a far cry from the life she led with her husband of 49 years, allen schneider. >> he puts money on my books here for the phone. i can call him every day to keep my sanity. and he comes to visit me twice a week. >> booth two. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> i know she's innocent. she knows she's innocent. god knows she's innocent and those are the only three people that matter. >> allen schneider was also implicated on the security and theft charges that sent his wife to prison. prosecutors say he played a lesser role. after reaching a plea deal he received five years probation. >> i had like a couple of hours to decide if i wanted to take a plea, which i did for the specific reason of i didn't want to trust my life to 12 people who couldn't figure out how to get out of jury duty. >> he's nev

kitchen and staff must figure out who made it and why. >>> at the cuyahoga correction center in cleveland, some inmates are eligible for jailhouse jobs. these inmate workers are called trustees. >> i have about 75 kitchen trustees. probably about 15, 16 sanitation and eight barbers and out of 2300 inmates, it is a privilege. >> they are not paid for their labor but rewarded with time out of their cells and extra food and possibly time off their sentences. >> it is all to the discretion of the judge. we have a lot of individuals who are sentenced to 180 days and get 90 days off. >> correctional staff assigned to the kitchen are out -- by trustees 10-1 but now that trust is broken. staff have confiscated a home made weapon or shank. >> you guys are trustees, that means you're supposed to be trustworthy much more so than the regular inmate. but i'm not going to have one of my officers or staff around here getting stabbed or one of you getting stabbed. >> the kitchen is very dangerous place to work. we have all kind of items that can be utilized as weapons, this pallet is dry rotted and it co

>> new york, los angeles, cleveland or chicago? >> uh, cleveland?>> you're from boston, so i'm giving you everything. >> a unique spot. it was formed in new york and the first ceremony was in new york, but they ultimately decided to make cleveland their permanent home, but it wasn't fully open until 1995. >>> from florida, the roll stones are synonymous. finish the lyrics. ♪ can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ but if you try sometime -- >> i'm breaking the streak. >> you'll like my music so much better than them. it's so much better. >> the correct ending here is. ♪ you get what you need >> exactly. they celebrated their 50th anniversary, but on a side note, i interviewed mick jagger's son, he's in a bad turbo guide. >> is he good? >> just like his dad. he talks about his dad in the interview. >> carlos, you're a great guest. thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the right way to reward your kids. right after this. introducing new febreze stick & refresh with command strips from 3m. designed to stick and eliminate odors anywhere. like this o

oh john in cleveland. gave me the cleveland clinic hat i'm wearing.well shaped, the right colors and it also is cleveland clinic is awesome. >> she's very particular about her hats. >> caller: if i don't see the other hat i still love you. >> stephanie: it is a little hard. i'm very persnickety like most old women are about their hats. >> caller: i only use that line with jane by the way. that was a great show. we had such a great time. i have to thank you again because in the washington, d.c. show, you allowed me to grab your right cheek and this last one now, i got your left cheek. tell jacki schechner i got both cheeks. >> stephanie: we believe in balance here at the "the stephanie miller show." thank you, john. thanks for the hat. >> caller: thank you so much. have a good day. >> stephanie: don't i look cute in this hat? >> stephanie: i look super this morning. ♪ i'm super thanks for asking ♪ ♪ all things considered, i couldn't be better i must say ♪ ♪ i'm feeling super nothing bugs me, everything is super when you don't you think i look cute in t

katie couric sat down with them on the set of betty white's show "hot in cleveland."ere. >> you never get tired of hearing the theme song from "the mary tyler moore show." i got to tell you, yes, are we feeling good? we were out during the commercial break. such a wonderful audience that comes out here to spend time with us here in times square. and we enjoy it. we enjoy it thoroughly, and thank you for making time for us. back here -- what are you doing? >> i just -- she -- spirited. >> ah. sometimes we just don't want to know. george is taking a little time off today. great to have josh here. bianna golodryga, as well. >> hey, good morning, everyone. >> very fun morning. also coming up on the show, how you can turn the clock back on your hair. helping it look younger and better and thicker and shinier. the experts weighing in on the latest products that can help you battle and fight aging locks. i think you want to battle the aging of your locks. these are anti-aging products. >> sam, we'll be carding your hair. >> my hair looks younger already. by the way, hey, sin

that was a home run that helped cleveland win the game.heless, the guy who spilled the popcorn was named fan of the day. >> i think the ball actually went -- . living with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis means living with pain. it could also mean living with joint damage. humira, adalimumab, can help treat more than just the pain. for many adults, humira is clinically provep rn and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. tell your doctor if you have had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections or have symptoms such as fever, fatigue, cough, or sores. you should not start humira if you have any

not be in the cards now, but prior to his arrest, ronald wells was a regular at one of downtown cleveland's most popular attractions, the horseshoe casino. >> i love gambling on the streets. when the casino came to ohio, i don't got to risk on the streets no more, worried about the police taking my money or somebody robbing me, i'm going to the horseshoe. >> i'm damn near platinum clear at the casino, got a rewards card. about $5200 in one and $12,000 in losses. >> but it's not gambling at the casino that landed him in jail. >> they say i allegedly robbed somebody coming out the casino. i don't know what they are talking about. >> he's accused of following a casino customer to his car and robbing him of $1800. he's pled not guilty and awaiting trial. following his arrest he was linked to an unsolved home invasion bringing his total charge count to 16, including five counts of aggravated robbery and four counts of felonious assault. he has pled not guilty to the new charges as well. >> getting locked up so many times, you get sick and tired of being sick and tired and tired of going the same

the cleveland doctors say their study highlights for the first time, the dangers posed by carnitine inroducts. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> every time i hear the controversial stories about energy drinks, i am glad i drink coffee. i don't drink them. do you? >> i do from time to time. i am a coffee drinker. sometimes you need the extra boost or sick of coffee every day. >> what is the boost that energy drinks give besides sugar, caffeine. >> they're all different. some of them make you really wired. some that i just kind of like even you out, if you didn't get a lot of sleep the night before i feel a little better after drinking them. all right. >> yep. >>> up next, legendary ladies from "mary tyler moore" show are reunited. >> what brought them together to relive memories from a revolutionary tv show. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ♪ how will you make it on your ♪ how will you make it on your own ♪ ♪ this world is awfully big >> i love this song. in the 1970s the "mary tyler moore show" was kidded ground breaking, a

doctors at the cleveland clinic say they've linked a popular ingredient in some to the acceleration in hardening of hartries. the ingredient is called carnitine. carnitine is found in red meat. but can also be purchased in supplement form. it's been found in energy drinks. >> i think it's a cause for concern. our data really suggests that this is a risk factor for accelerated heart disease. >> reporter: according to the doctor who led the study, while some energy drinks have small amounts, others have as much as a porterhouse steak. this study has found an ingredient links to heart disease. the same ingredient as red meat. >> i eat a lot of red meat, too. and i don't have a history of heart disease in my family. and they've always eaten a lot of red meat. so, if that is the case, i'm not very worried about it, personally. >> reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. and the cleveland doctors say their study helps highlight for the first time the danger posed by carnitine in energy drinks. >>> coming back, the game you likely missed. keep an eye on the pint-sized 22 r

pantalla >> con alegría reaccionaron los familiares de la joven que estaba desaparecida en el parque clevelandngen que no tienen la información de su dirección en el registro de votantes. >> por primera vez en 50 años el 52% esta afavor de la legalización de la marihuana . >> los médicos advierten de los efectos del stress en la salud >> cuando me falta el dinero, no concilio el sueño. >> ella enumera diferentes situaciones que le afectan al stress. >> dolores musculares y de cabeza y muchas personas acuden al hospital por síntoma de stress. >> la hormona cortizol producen elevacion en el azúcar lo que causa problemas de control de esta enfermedad >> la sociedad américa del sicología lo llama la epidemia américana >> es prevenible con ejercicio y 8 horas de sueño >> tienen que eliminar los aparatos electronicos. >> le causa stress algo? >> no nada >> que edad tiene? >> 95 >> algo le preocupa? >> >> después de meses el director de facebook mostró el nuevo hogar de las redes sociales y dijeron que la empresa presenta una experiencia móvil mque se llama home >> además de un teléfono que vendra co

las vÍctimas ♪ >>> muy emotivo estuvo el partido entre los medias rojas de boston y los indios de cleveland

researchers at cleveland clinic say a compound called carnitine makes it easier arteries.f you eat a lot of red meat and your body converts carnitine into another your risk for heart disease, heart attacks and stroke. the study is published in the journal "nature medicine." a new diet claims to help you lose weight while you it's called the overnight diet. says you can lose up to two pounds overnight. according to the author, patients lost up to nine pounds in one week after the first week on a high protein food regamin. the bottom-line is sleep. if you get enough sleep the hunger hormone. critics say there's no way to lose two pounds of fat overnight. you'd have to burn up about six or seven thousand calories. the author admits, most likely what you lose is water weight. crowded flights, tight seats, costly tickets. be. but it turns out - airline quality is getting bettera new study from wichita state university and purdue university says airline performance in 2012 was the second-best, ever. the airline that's on-time the most? hawaiian airlines. no surprise there. it's

they play the cleveland indians at cleveland. arrest sox defeated the indians last night 7 to 2.iday were they will face the kansas city royals. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news. we will have the latest on the investigation into the bombings. including a new photo of the second bomb that exploded monday. >> we will update you on the arrest that are made in the east bay following the murder of a local paramedic. >> we're also keeping an eye on the bay area weather. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and becaus

. >> april showers bring me flowers, but they also bring back the cleveland park thief. >> he has beenr a few years. here's the latest tonight. >> he is kind of like a comes back every spring. he first started in 2007, so they have been trying to find him since then. he took a few years off, and then he came back again last year, and now he is back again stealing flowers. >> it is one of the things that make the people living cleveland park so proud, the flowers that bloom in the spring. it makes it one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. but someone is destroying the beauty. >> they call him the flower thief and he is back again. >> a lot of folks have seen him sneaking around and cutting them off and walking away with flowers. are my wife's lilacs. i gave for those lilacs. past three springs, the flower thief has struck. he is elusive. he takes the flowers, and has even been seen selling them at different markets around town. no one knows who years, but everyone wants him stopped. of hard workt planting and raising those flowers. he is just walking by and taking them. up

that the cleveland just recently passed away. so if you can't because all the corrupt things he sends his own help if he has been given is coming to me he's going to get it you know this is that's it best with forgiveness of a laws when you've got to get you know. i mean i feel her that he called her us to believe that those tests as was safe you see through her that he did it for the sake of money. alone hills wombs. you know you need to. pray for kelly. thank you prayer for the medicine so that it's doing its job. and i can get a green with less and less. head up. bill collector. so. it's a good thing that you can register i would have a horrible weapon in the pile right here. and that's the way it's done. every day now i wish it was the mentally ill. it's the pits. this research. is recent. years. that's a meteorite. ten thousand tons cuddled through space towards russia. with the power. of a nuclear bomb. see up in sky full on a hottie. hold it. hold it. till i. find. the speech. of her. which. will be a missile good. amount

that the cleveland just recently passed away got arrested so if you can't because all the corrupt things he sends his own help if he has been given is coming to me he's going to get it you know that's is that's it best with forgiveness a law is one of the got to get you know. i mean i feel her that he called her us to believe that those tests as was safe you see through her that he did it for the sake of money. alone hills wombs. you know you need to. pray for kelly. thank you prayer for the medicine so that it's doing its job. and i can get agreeing with us. and head out. bill collector. so. it's a good thing then if your story would have the whole weaponry part only here. and that's the way it's done. every day now i wish i was mentally ill. it's the pits. this research. is recent. i mean so to know your city in europe i'm the host of the twenty fourteen winter the pick a. sunset. thing to do. such a. thing the sun. dog days or. the fridays it. picks come. up the. sun says it's so true. to speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting fro

"hot in cleveland" returns with a live episode in june and "the mary tyler moore show" reunion episodethe big breaker in "pop news." fried chicken. you guys better -- fried chicken lovers beware because kfc if you haven't heard is going boneless and, of course, naturally we've got some samples to test out here. >> ev&6uoh. >> this when is you miss ron claiborne. >> basically this is the original recipe boneless -- this is the new thing they're rolling out april 14th. >> ladies. >> many salles here. >> make it legit. >> allegedly it's the biggest campaign that they're rolling out in like the 60 years. >> when do we get this? >> is the point that people are just so lazy now they don't want to have to deal with bones? >> yes, while you're grabbing you can do this or while you're doing "pop news" you can do this. >> our verdict after the break. >> i love a good biscuit, right? i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? then i heard this news about a multivitamin study looking at long-term health benefits for men over 50. the one they used in that study... centrum silver. that's what i take. my d

un pasajero en los Ángeles puede ver demorado en tierra, porque en cleveland un controlador no fue alas aÉreas para poner en practica medidas que reduzcan este impacto. >>> es frustrante y no es apropiado, que usen esa excusa para hacer lo que estÁn haciendo. >>> hoy la casa blanca, responsabilizÓ al congreso. >>> mientras el senador charles schumer exhorta poner fin a los recortes auto maomÁticos. las autoridades aseguran que la seguridad no serÁ comprometida. >>> el sistema serÁ afectado cuando incremente el nÚmero de pasajeros en las vacaciones de verano en los Ángeles carlos botifoll telemundo. >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo. la familia de un ad le excepto que se quitÓ la vida >>> rompiÓ el silencio una joven en california. donde dio a conocer lo que le rroi. >>> la herida de au dr au desri su familia quiere que conozca su rostro y sepa su historia. >>> si le pasÓ a mi hija le puede pasar a cualquiera, dijo su madre 7 meses despuÉs de que au drew se quitara la vida. y descubrieran lo que la llevÓ a suicidarse chl suicidarse. estoy en el infierno, toda la escuela sabe mi

cleveland. philadelphia they had broadway cast domination, camelot and sound of music, west side story. and they had middle of the road music that mitch miller, before his tv show, was the definition of a great a & r man. they had johnny mathis and tony bennett and jerry vail. >> imus: was bob dylan there then? >> bob dylan was there, primarily known has a songwriter. >> imus: how about -- >> and simon an garfunkel record just came out, the single, the sound of silence. >> imus: they have to be thinking e oh, god, here's a guy named president of the company, just another lawyer. who is head of a & r. >>> how did you become clive davis? >> i listened. you don't have to be an instant expert. i observed, watched. i learned if you're doing tony bennett. if you're doing andy williams. if you're doing percy faith, you don't know what's happening in the contemporary sounds. you're living in your own universe. a year later i found myself at the mom and pop festival. >> imus: how did you wind up there? >

liz: we just showed where it is lower than the norm, cleveland.at some of the depressed areas like detroit, so you say people have better values if they were to buy? >> markets like cleveland, cincinnati, detroit, even atlanta, there is a pretty strong declines in the housing recession and have not had a brisk recovery yet and they are at historically high level of affordability however you look at it in the equation or out of the equation, basically they have overcorrected and homes are very affordable and there is no risk for those markets i guess getting ahead of themselves. ashley: how tough are the lending standards right now? certainly on the refinance side have alreedy done it because the rates are so low and yet they will stay that way for a while, they will rebound but with such tough standards, how many people can get access to this market anyway? >> definitely living standards are tighter than they were in 2006. if you view the standards over longer-term perspective, they don't look that crazy relative to 1990s standards. documentation

. >> bill: i'm glad you brought that up because it is no longer the cleveland indians.cleveland indigenous. >> i don't know, bill. >> bill: okay in your pod cast, carolla. i want you to come up homework assignment. five things that rhyme with indigenous. factor tip of the day. we will tell you how you directly, how you directly can help our wounded service people in a very interesting way that will benefit you. the tip moments away. >> how you want help the wounded warriors but first a reminder to premium members if you missed a town hall meeting last week, and it was a lot of fun, you can still see it. it makes a great mother's or father's day gift and you get a free book along with t talking about free book if you buy a copy of killing lincoln or killing kennedy, you get a free gift of lis wiehl's book. great deal. now the mail. raymond from michigan. and from chicago. you know, i'm glad you noticed that. and washington. from maryland. >> from maryland. >> i will follow it up this week. i might point out the baltimore sun, while excellent reporting on the situation, t

as friends and family cheered when they heard nicholas was found alive in the rugged hills in the cleveland national forest, severally disoriented and he and 18-year-old rekindle jack had not been heard from since they lost cell phone service sunday night. >> he is able to make contact with him, he is conscious and they were able to talk to him. >> he is in serious condition and being treated for trauma. he is struggling to answer questions about his friends wear abouts they are hoping ones he has fluid it will spur his memory. >>> there is a deadly attack in the west bank. a teenager was one of two palestinians kill in the latest fighting death of a well-known palestinians prisoner in israeli custody, they claim it was deliberate negligence by palestine continuians. >>> later this morning they will hold a gun violence rally in washington d.c. to this day he is the went who will win a nobel piece price. and people of the tibetan association was having a rally for one of the people killed in oikos university last april. >> our family is still grieving and we are grateful that we have a good

he was hiking with a friend easter sunday in cleveland national forest. after six hours climbing, they got half bottle water left. >> they suffered a trauma. i guess maybe ourselves and they thought i was dead. maybe i was unconscious longer than she was. i honestly can't tell you. >> 18-year-old kendall jack was found on a ledge after one was found. >>> more stranded hiker news, this time in san francisco, four juvenile hikers were rescued last night. they found the hikers with a search plane and used a helicopter to pick them up. the hikers were very fatigued. it's about 25 miles south of san jose. >> congress returns tomorrow from a two week spring recess with gun control on its agenda. they could start debating gun legislation and a deal to expand federal background checks to gun shows and online fire sales are reportedly already in the works. a democratic and republican senator are working through a compromise. also high on the agenda is immigration. bipartisan groups are expected to present legislation as early as this week in securing the u.s. bord

he says i was the mayor bees cleveland. i'll get you some close.ongressman bob ney tonight on c-span's q&a. president obama and comedian conan o brahman -- conan o'brien spoke at the washington hilton. we begin with some of the red carpet arrivals. >> i will need everyone to be quiet because i have some secret video that was shot in the process to put together this dinner. you fight so hard to get tickets for this dinner and for better table placement. but i was stunned at how intense a god. i thought i had seen it all. until a certain congressman appeared tried to take over this dinner. , we can't have you stop filing all of these tickets, deciding where everyone gets to sit. i really need you to release some of these tables. >> you know my motto. you scmy back and i won't irritate yours. i've seen your work. let's not kid ourselves. this is the part where you leave. >> what on earth happened, frank? >> is for the greater good, valerie. >> please don't tell me has anything to do with north korea, same-sex marriage -- i'm not done. >> all right. ,

and we both worked in cleveland. where does it all end? vicki some pipeline is anywhere but ending.ghly debated topic in the u.s., with protests pumping across the country, supporters also chiming in from d.c. to san francisco. we have somebody who says, whether you're for or against it there is money to be made. john stevenson is first asset investment management senior vice president and portfolio manager. money to be made. how does that work? >> obviously transcanada would be a good place to park some cash. if it is denied, the principal competitor be a great place and also in some other railroads because they will do well. the reality is, and this is of the department of state through last month, basically, it is not going to make a bit of difference whether it is approved or denied in terms of the actual growth of canada's oil stance and the fact that most of that oil is going to move south into the u.s. and ideally to the u.s. gulf coast. so it is coming. is just a matter of how. liz: we are showing to the boards of the approval beneficiaries and their rejection. let's put the

rockefeller, that extraordinarily rich man, his first year in business in cleveland came very close to tithing. and he was upset because he wasn't able to tithe fully. every other year after that he did. in other words, he was philanthropic from the get go before he had a reputation for being an evil man that he needed to buff up. that's true of i talk about the lawrence brothers in boston. that was the first great industrial, american trillion fortune. industrial fortune. the older of the two brothers also was philanthropic from the get go. and some people are. and one gathers, you know, as i said, motives vary or responses vary, and variations are interesting. and i think they're significant. yes. >> can you tell us, bob, what you have brewing next? >> yes. well, i'd be happy to do it, because i trust i'll be back here in a few years talking. [laughter] it's always a pleasure to come. i am writing a novel which is a wonderful experience for me. it's a novel about george washington during the last two or three years of his life after he left the presidency and went back to mount verno

started 21 games in 3 years in cleveland.legated to the bench after they drafted himless season. >> i don't know if he can play but mccoy sounds like a quarterback. >> great name. unfortunately with the browns. and they were awful in recent years. >> that's a good quarterback name though. >> all right. >> colt anything is a good nam name. >> thanks larry that's this edition of 7 news. for all of us we appreciate your time see you again at nip and 11 thanks you again at nip and 11 thanks for watching

as friends and family cheered when they heard nicholas was found alive in the rugged hills in the cleveland national forest, severally disoriented and he and 18-year-old rekindle jack had not been heard from since they lost cell phone service sunday night. >> he is able to make contact with him, he is conscious and they were able to talk to him. >> he is in serious condition and being treated for trauma. he is struggling to answer questions about his friends wear abouts they are hoping ones he has fluid it will spur his memory. >>> there is a deadly attack in the west bank. a teenager was one of two palestinians kill in the latest fighting death of a well-known palestinians prisoner in israeli custody, they claim it was deliberate negligence by palestine continuians. >>> later this morning they will hold a gun violence rally in washington d.c. to this day he is the went who will win a nobel piece price. and people of the tibetan association was having a rally for one of the people killed in oikos university last april. >> our family is still grieving and we are grateful that we have a good