here is he going to see dexter. >> oh. >> a bunch of kisses, right off the bat from dexter and then theboy goes to see repo, an escape artist. >> they had to put her the separate container, because she kept escaping. >> you can see repo, very excited. she's like where is the door. i'm happy to see you, but let's get out of here. >> we have a trailer out here full of supplies. >> the central oklahoma humane society provided dog food, dog beds, medicine, supplies, all the things you need to take care of a dog, because the family lost everything in the storm. >> what a comfort to have your pet back every losing everything you had. >> you also hope all of the other dogs' owners get found. >> what was a lover's spat turned into a food fight on the side of the road. play close attention to the woman in the bright pink pants. she is the wife of this man. >> watch what's about to happen. >> where is that stuff coming from? the garbage? >> her bag. >> she is. one of the shopping trolley bags, popular in the uk. if you watch closely. she throws an entire sack of potatoes at this man, a carton of

here he is, going to see dexter. >> oh. >> yeah. bunch of kisses right off the bat from dexter.es to see repo who they said was an escape artist. so they had to put her in a separate container because she kept escaping. you can see repo, she's very excited. she's like, where is the door? i'm happy to see you, back up let's get out of on here. an awesome moment. what's even better -- he has a trailer out here full of supplies. >> the central oklahoma humane society provided these guys with dog food, dog beds, meds for the pets, supplies, all kinds of stuff that you need to take care of a dog because his family, like so many others, lost everything in the storms. what a comfort, too, to have your pets back after losing everything that you had. you also hope all those other dogs in those photoses get found. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll >>> coming up on "dish nation" -- >>> kim kardashian's baby shower was such a star studded event, even kanye west was there. late, but there. >>> leonardo dicaprio wore a mask while eating

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dexter video or all the other avenues, but i always told eric that the photos will like the paint. so it helps tell the story of the george w. bush presidency. so good to see so many former colleagues and is really a presence for edelman to host the event tonight. former chief of staff for former president bush. >> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for coming. this has been an incredible turn out. in fact, as you know, he was on fox news as one of his interviews. i went on facebook and said, when are you going to do your party in washington. he responded right back. who is going to hostess? so thank you so much for us to miss here at edelman. all of the costs that are here. i will forget of 30 via that were willing to support this. also, we thank you so much for doing that. we know that we had an incredible turn out because there have been about 200 people that we have responses, as you know. a waiting list. so we know that we have run out of books. i was just told. however, we were prepared that that was possible. you can still order the books. and they're nice and big and

. >> a killer ending for "dexter". >> i'd like to believe that i can't quite imagine what's next. >> plus, cracking cases with the stars of "perception!" >> i did my research, but you still don't want me operating on your brain. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hi, im eric mccormack and you are watching on the red carpet. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from the set of tnt's "perception". i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story in hollywood. this show is about to kick off its second season. we're going to take a look around and talk to the stars. but first let's get you to this week's blue carpet premiere of "monsters university" with

this morning dexter give a very strong signal. my dog gave me an alert on the rocky area. the strongest alert but i have seen up to him. it gives me a lot of positive attitude about we are looking for. still hoping that her son will turn up safely sen. the hope is what keeps was running. >> searchers have resumed their efforts to the north pearland a tip from a motorist who said he saw someone resembling the college student over the weekend in the south loop has not panned out. a chicago woman freed after spending seven years and appeals court throw her conviction. refused to accept the testimony of the older brother. has been out of prison since february awaiting word on whether prosecutors would retry her. yesterday her case was dismissed. former congressman has asked a federal court to send him to jail first as he and his wife prepared to a sentence. attorneys and an ex congressman has no income other than social security payments you like to go to prison first. schools will be sentenced july 3rd. where's the best for a bright and sentencing citing his health and the th

when you watched him this morning in passing, he had quickness, focus, skill, he had the dexterity youa superstar player in this league. watching him in the warm-up. comfort zone for jonathan toews, playing along the boards. being quick to the puck. making his line mates like bryan bickell and patrick kane be better. both of these players understand this moment and they're ready to go for game 6. >> and pierre, toews' presence should be a big boost to his line mate. the mullet enthusiast is now a prime conn smythe contender. the he says, i just have to be better. [ bell dings ] [ crowd cheering ] [ male announcer ] for sensitive skin, there's fusion proglide. our micro thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel for our gentlest shave. switch to fusion proglide. gillette. the best a man can get. switch to fusion proglide. everybody has different ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional inves

the real trick to magic is practice, because each magical moment requires showmanship and expert dexterityght of hand. >> i guess that was it, wasn't it? >> yes. [ laughs ] >> every day i spend about an hour practicing. i'll either practice in front of a mirror, or i'll practice in front of my computer with the webcam on and recording. take it, place it back into my pocket again, snap my fingers. it's underneath there. one more time. that way i can play back the tricks after i do the performance and watch it from the perspective of somebody watching the trick. >> like most magicians, mitch doesn't reveal how he does his tricks, though he did give away the secret to this one. you might say "the eye's quicker than the hand." >> as you take that card and show it, i go like this. >> okay. >> i get a glimpse of that card -- for example, the 8 of clubs. in magic, we call that glimpsing a card. >> like an athlete getting dressed for a big game, mitch prepares for a show. there's a reason a magician wears a jacket. that's where he keeps his bag of tricks. [ up-tempo music plays ] >> think of your

anybody else they have not seen their being killed as a very good piece in the new yorker this week by dexter filkins who just returned helicopter gunships are killing them left and right and they have absolutely no protection even if you're not. going to think what are the saudi arabia or anybody who don't you think one of the problems is when you say the opposition who are the opposition who are in the opposition if you want to mention. if you want to mention mainstream media and n.p.r. had this very interesting article about. saudi jihadi it's going there ok being paid to giving tickets ok how do you feel about that is that the opposition you're talking about there are many many syrian groups that are that are fighting and there are also now because it's gone on so long a lot of foreigners from mainly from the region but also for mira we have c.b.s. news that are coming there to. work with the opposition if we could if russia had not had not. said it would veto a un resolution two years ago maybe we would have made all russia that's all wrong is all this isn't it no member if they remember

showtime launched "dexter." amc brought along don draper and mad men and walter white and "breaking bad" and other channels followed suit all because of tony soprano. but it wasn't just his tough guy role that won him acclaim. he appeared in a lot of films including "zero dark thirty." leon panetta was proud that gandolfini played him. he was nominate forward a tony award for his role in the broadway comedy "gods of carnage" starring jeff daniels. in a 2009 appearance on "inside the actor studio," he was asked this question by host james lipton. >> if heaven exists, what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at the pearly gates? >> take over for a while. i'll be right back. no, no, no. >> that's it. that's it. >> no, no, no. you dare not change it. it's too good. it's too good. >> think of the possibilities. >> and in the diner in bloomfield, new jersey, the iconic place kw wr that question sopranos" ended and that finale. last night they held a special tribute to gandolfini. they put a reserved sign on

. >> a killer ending for "dexter". >> i'd like to believe that i can't quite imagine what's next. >>lus, cracking cases with the stars of "perception!" >> i did my research, but you still don't want me operating on your brain. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hi, im eric mccormack and you are watching on the red carpet. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from the set of tnt's "perception". i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story in hollywood. this show is about to kick off its second season. we're going to take a look around and talk to the stars. but first let's get you to this week's blue cpe

didn't work out for dexter and carlos gonzales. yeah. . >>> no. 2, a's game tonight.watch your head. there's a guy down the line. right off the old beam. >> wear a helmet. >> that's right. you got it. >>> no. 1, don't try this at home. >> you don't try that at home. >> that's daniel jensen running into the car, getting hit and then flipping over. nothing else to do down there other than running -- wow! and we checked, that video was not doctored. it actually happened. . >> crazy. >> don't try that anywhere. >> fill in your own caption there. >> we'll be right back. >> but first, here's a,,,,,,,, for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed is now introducing sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. so you can both sleep exactly

every time you're fascinated by cable tv anti-heros like don draper or dexter morgan you have tony soprano and james gandolfini to thank. dan harris, abc news, new jersey. >> our thoughts and prayers are with his family tonight. his 13-year-old son and 9-month-old daughter included. an outpouring growing tonight from his onscreen family. jamie lynn sigler saying gandolfini had the ability to make you feel like everything would be all right if he was around. edie falco saying she is devastated, calling their time together intense and beautiful and saying the love between tony and carmela was one of the greatest loves i've ever known. much more ahead on a thursday night. >>> what did celebrity cook paula deen really say? her admission and why so many are reacting. later listen to this -- >> daddy loves you, daddy loves you. >> wow, the stunned 3-year-old boy hearing his parents for the first time. tonight the behind the scenes story of that moment, the boy who slept 14 weeks with that teddy bear. how he's doing tonight and what he's hearing now. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most power

didn't work out for dexter and carlos gonzales. yeah. . >>> no. 2, a's game tonight. remember to watch your head. watch your head. there's a guy down the line. right off the old beam. >> wear a helmet. >> that's right. you got it. >>> no. 1, don't try this at home. >> you don't try that at home. >> that's daniel jensen running into the car, getting hit and then flipping over. nothing else to do down there other than running -- wow! and we checked, that video was not doctored. it actually happened. . >> crazy. >> don't try that anywhere. >> fill in your own caption there. >> we'll be right back. >> but first, here's a look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >>> this is a bay bridge highlight from kpix 5. >> the really heavy lifting on this construction job went to a crane known as the left coast lifter, the largest sheer-leg barge crane on the west coast was built especially for the bay bridge project. it made its heaviest lift in september, 2011. a section of the westbound road deck weighing more than 1500 metric tons. >> this bay bridge highlight is sponsored

. >> stephanie: have you smuggled dexter on board with you?men seated next me with a mustache and a hat. [ laughter ] >> he works for a no-named financial institution. >> stephanie: he is wearing a red cape over his head like ed snowden. >> right. >> stephanie: what is your take on all of this? i'm going really? stop giving interviews if you don't want to be the focus. >> it's twofold, right? i think this guy is a goof ball. but as the story has been out there, it has not had a very good shelf life. he facts of the case have devolved over time. >> stephanie: right. >> i am of the opinion that you just wait a day when things like this come out, but if you compare the original "washington post" version of the story to what it is today, it is markedly different. >> stephanie: how so? >> they have made all kinds of edit -- the big glaring thing -- i think everybody knew that the white house in the bush years had some kind of surveillance program, the shocking tidbits might have been tracking people's activity on facebook, twitter, google and other

other networks followed suit, and gandolfini and the lead showtime launched "dexter." he was also walter white in "breaking bad." thanks to walter white and james gandolfini. >> he appeared in" zero dark thirty" and nominated for a tony award in the broadway comedy "god of carnage" starring jeff daniels. in a 2009 appearance on "inside the actors studio," gandolfini was asked this question by host james lipton. >> if heaven exists, what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at the pearly gates? >> take over for a while, i'll be right back. no, no, no. no, no, no. >> that's it. you dare not change it. it's too good. >> think of the possibilities. >> and holsted's diner in bloomfield, new jersey, the iconic location of the final scene of "the sopranos" offered its own moving tribute. a reserved sign on gandolfini's team. >> good morning, everyone. it is thursday morning, welcome to "morning joe." with us we have senior political analyst mark halperin and new york film critic here as well. and senator claire mccaskill will be here with her first tv interview sinc

dexter is a great reporter. i am not, you know -- i'm not saying that. but i think it is very easy to get sucked into this military reporting culture where you give up a lot of your punch in order to keep writing long. kaj: in your book you talk about a lot of people. including dave silverman. c-span: in your book you talk about a lot of people including dave silverman duncan. and there are some others that i will mention. but let me just start with the characters. now, going back to what we first discussed, i would like to talk about this. >> guest: you know, i thought, wouldn't we be do this, wouldn't it be interesting if we did it with the troops. this firsthand reporting, capturing what willie and joe are saying on the ground, capturing their idiosyncrasies, how they speak, their fears, their loves, their desires. all of this is an experience for these gentlemen. that sort of brood over the years. and i sort of thought about this profile with david petraeus. i saw the general mcchrystal was getting quite a bit of very interesting coverage. and i just

dexter! >> michaela white sent us a big picture of baldin. >> oh, my gosh, i wonder if he's happy?anthony threw a big bash for his puppy, when that puppy turned one. and other dogs came. >> megan sent in a picture of finbar. >> he's miserable. finbar does not want a party. >> i think it's just gas. >> and bambino and blake. yes! >> that is too cute. >> i have two others, but i forget what their names are. i love lola and louie. but bambino, bambino came into our life just as i was losing cody and cass to college years. so i have this perpetual baby without having to breast-feed, it's great. >> i used to think it was unusual for people to have framed pictures of their dogs on their mantle. >> you didn't get it? >> until i have one. and now, i know. and there, it's sitting there prominently with my whole family and i thought wow, that's how funny how quickly you can -- >> we've been so busy getting everything ready for bobbie that i came in and plopped myself in front of the tv. i guess i dozed for a little bit. i'm want to do that, the older i get. and all of a sudden i look around

. >> you got the manual dexterity, the visual cues from the music itself, there's math, the auditory. so music has been well known will help improve your intelligence, but this stud helps to identify smartphones are stopping you from engaging in those activities. so we're too attached to our electronics. >> shepard: doctor, i'm out of time. thank you. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya, they show every wrinkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> fast approaching the top of the hour and the top of the news. that's a wrap on "studio b" for tuesday afternoon. the dow's final bell is about to wring in just.two seconds. one second. ring, bell. d. even the bell is late but the housing numbers are pretty

whenever that wber and a lot of singers after a certain amount of decades of singing don't have the dexterityry bit as beautifully as you sang first time you came on the scene. >> thank you. >> have you noticed anything different? >> i was actually surprised at how good this record sounds. >> wow. >> you know, my voice has not really changed yet. >> it has not changed. >> thank god. >> you have a lot of duets on this album. >> i do. >> tell us who you sing with. >> of course, my dad, which is a wonderful song. called -- [ speaking spanish ] >> which means? >> it means come closer. ♪ >> beautiful. >> tell us more. what else? >> this one with andrea bocelli. "besame mucho." ♪ >> oh, it's so sexy. >> he's great. he's so great. and then the really cool duet as well is a gentleman named juan luis guerra from the dominican republic. he wrote a song that's like a gift of the rose. and he wrote this song 30 years ago. he suggested that we record it again. and now people are saying it's one of the best versions. it was a big hit for him. >> wow. >> and he's lovely. he's like about 6'7". >> really? rea

so much dexterity. >> when animals do something that looks human, we're just taken aback by it.ink how the hell did it do that? it's crazy. >> i was waiting to find out what camera trick they did to make it look so smooth. >> amazingly, the kung fu bear is 100% factually accurate. >> it turns out it's just a very talented bear. >> for years claude the bear has been wowing visitors in japan with his mastery of martial arts. claude taught himself serious stick skills after zoo keepers gave him a five foot staff to play with shortly after his arrival in 2002. >> the poor bear is like bored out of his mind. well, i've got this stick and i'm really smart. >> but claude doesn't gain worldwide fame until teenager alex graham visits the zoo during a family trip in 2009. >> the zoo is generally really quiet. we were looking around. i walk off by myself. >> soon alex comes face-to-face with claude the bear. >> so i take out my camera. >> alex can't believe his eyes when claude picks up the stick. >> i was pretty amazed when i saw claude playing with the stick doing all these amazing trick

do not put the iran contra convict john point dexter in charge of it. the whole debacle was wrong.in those heady days after the 9/11 attacks, start of the afghan war and start of formation of the department of homeland security. have we ever used the word homeland in this country when it seemed like nothing too orwellian enough to freak us out, john poindexter's program with the eyeball freaked us out. that engendered the first and long series of periodic upsets we have had as a nation over privacy since 9/11. not just since 9/11 broadly but specifically since the big change to the law we enacted right after 9/11 which congress passed in fact 44 days after 9/11. 132 pages long called the patriot act, under patriot act authority the george w. bush administration tried to create this total information awareness thing. they did actually create the office and put john poindexter in charge of it. >> not the office and the logo and creepy latin motto. now the office and logo and creepy latin motto doesn't exist anymore exactly the way they rolled it out. the de-funding of that office may

. >> dexter pits was wounded in baghdad in 2005 and interviewed by gandolfini. >> i was just an infantrymanhe took my story and gave me the spotlight. that's something a lot of soldiers doesn't gn't get the opportunity to do. >> and he lent a personal ear as well. >> he gave me his cell phone number and said if you ever want to talk, give me a call. >> he volunteered extensively with the namesake organization, as well as with the u.s.o. gandolfini made several trips overseas, including to afghanistan just last year. >> i always like coming out here to the bases. i think it's a good change of pace for the guys and the ladies. >> and unfortunately for those who already see so much loss, today they must grieve another friend gone. >> it still hurts to hear the news. i didn't want to believe it when i heard it. it seems like it always the good ones that go. >> good-bye. >> thank you. >> hash tag you're it. what's your famous gandolfini moment? mine was his fight to the death in the fm "true romance." joining me now, a director from a sister company of cnn, you and i were e-mailing about another

. >> look at that finger dexterity. >> one of the things that makes this shoot enjoyable. >> amazing.> wow. >> under some pretty difficult circumstances is the humor. >> take it one day at a time. >> and i'll be the first one to admit i get made fun of a lot. and it's okay. i laugh with them. it's almost like a bonding situation. >> [ laughter ] >> play that part again just -- from this angle and look at -- >> i like the voice. i like brian's voice coming out of you. >> i think it's good. >> i like it. >> hey fellas. >> brian's a target for some of the teasing that we get on the inside. >> one more thing. i got to ask. >> is that how i sound? >> absolutely. >> yeah. yeah. >> i have to ask the most embarrassing question i can think of but look at susan. >> remember yesterday when your rubbed your face and you were deep in thought? can you do that deep in thought for us. again? can you cry on cue? >> that's not really what happens just for the record. but sometimes i see a creative angle that i like and i will have them do the same action again, so i get a lot of heat. come on, could yo

. >> the recipes kill more people than dexter. it's unreasonable what is happening with her food.her, some won't. >> thanks so much to both of you, we appreciate it. weigh in on the paula deen situation. >>> i'm glad i have mark and dean sitting here, forcing them to watch this story because we take a look at the "out front out take". >>> for decades the height of manliness and a sign of a man's untamed spirit. i did not write that. anyway, actress, rock stars flaunted it and women flooned -- definitely not at that -- maybe that one, then something happened. men started waxing and going more and more with the hair less manicured look until the new symbol was a clean, shaven body. again, i don't agree with that. anyway, one company is angry and want to change it and part of the self-described manliness campaign. wing company tells the daily mail it's commissioned english designers to create what you're looking at now. this is a man fur coat. the one of the a giant garment is made of 1 million male chest hairs. i look at dean and marc. it will retail for $3,800. you can purchase thi

. >> it gives the surgeon more dexterity. it gives them better vision. and it gives them the ability to give that patient a minimally invasive procedure, but with no large incision to recover from. >> demand is growing. annual sales have increased 41% in the last decade. >> the question facing intuitive -- >> herb greensburg has been reporting about da vinci for cnbc. he says when a hospital spends $1.5 million to buy a robot, there's pressure to use it for as many surgeries as possible in order to rekuhn the hefty investment. >> it can take quite a long time, especially if you're a smaller procedure that doesn't do as many procedures. >> why would a smaller hospital need a robot? >> every hospital needs a robot. that seems to be the push. again, this is remarkable as we look at the story. this was sold originally to major medical centers, major clinics. and now it's filtering to community hospitals. >> critics say that salespeople should not be persuading doctors to change their surgical approaches. i have a -- an e-mail here from a clinical sales direc

now tv is filled with anti-heroes from walter white to don draper to dexter morgan.o, a villain we could understand to his core a man we could care about as he killed, lied and cheated on his wife. he was a morally contemptible protagonist. it worked with him. part of the genius goes to creator david case but tony could not have been possible without jim gandolfini, the brando of the small screen. tony could have been a character ca tour but he was rich. could he have gotten lost in the world leaving him behind and too challenging for an actor who mass to juggle three worlds that push him to the brink in different ways who has to manage being enraged in one moment and confused in another. he made it look easy. he surely had the instrument for it with a large towering body, expressive eyes and a way of breathing that made him seem constantly on the verge of a heart attack. jim had great respect for tony. the malproppisms could have drowned a lesser actor, but jim pulled it off as tony once said, revenge is like serving cold cuts. he once expressed his agreement with r

dexter being with us.is going to taper. >> i think the fed will be on track to taper and that will likely happen. even though that gdp numbers were much worse than what was initially reported in the very first. the economy definitely is sluggish and both teefor last year and this year. but fortunately the market is forward-looking. maybe we were in first instead of second gear. we do know that things are improving. adam: not only revenue, but where would you put your money. expecting what you're predicting. >> i don't know where to put your money exactly today because the markets are still definitely sensitive after chairman bernanke's comments last week when he opened up the possibility of a tapered. and we went through several days of convulsions, if you will and the market. finally just the last couple of days things have stabilized. so i think as you look at the markets, the yield will move fire without a doubt as the fed is slowly moving toward this exit process. it is a long way away until we actuall

law which he insisted was constitutional at the time shows, i would say, a level of audiological dexteritywhich is noteworthy. host: tony, independent line. -- thank you. my education and my career -- schools in my neighborhood and community, healthcare and services for those who oppose my rights, it is unfair for someone like me who has given a lot in my 30 years. i have been working since a child is old enough to work in this country. it is kind of hard to hear people use a book, religion, their faith, or what have you to oppose my z you. i do not know where jesus stood on this position but i do not callingver hearing him out individuals. when they use religion or the bible or what presidents were christian, it goes to show, are you really a christian or are you using that to oppose others'rights because you do not know how to feel about a situation? .e are on the right course i think the decision that the supreme court made was a fair decision. but i know the day before that, part of the voters rights act was opposed and knocked down. so it goes to show the people in this country are ha

you know what his dexterity will get him john berman's "new day" award of the day award. >> first lawyersalls to authorities in the weeks and months leading up to trayvon martin's killing this following a shocking start to the second-degree murder trial. zimmerman's defense attorney opened with a joke. the prosecution opened with a string of profanities. cnn's george haul is in sanford, florida, where the courthouse is. george what are we expecting today? >> reporter: kate, good morning. we're expecting to hear from more witnesses today. yesterday we heard two different attorneys with different styles. the question was it convincing or offensive? i want to warn you at home you're about to hear some strong language. opening statements in the case against george zimmerman began with words we wouldn't even air on tv. >> [ bleep ] punks, these [ bleep ], they always get away. those were the words in that grown man's mouth as he followed in the dark a 17-year-old boy. >> reporter: with martin's family visibly shaken by what they heard, prosecutor john guy spoke directly to jurors using the ver

now we have "homeland," "dexter," "game of thrones." >> now it goes beyond. >> let's go back and taked counselors around go on sally jessy raphael and talk about their problems. whatever happened to gary cooper? the strong, silent type? that was an american. he wasn't in touch with his feelings, he just did what he had to do. see, what they didn't know is once they got gary cooper in touch with his feelings that they wouldn't be able to shut him up. >> you have strong feelings about this. >> let me tell you something, i have a semester and a half of college so i understand freud. i understand therapy as a concept. but in my world, it does not go down. >> and we just got a statement from edie falco who, of course, played his wife on the show. she said "my heart goes doubt his family as those of us in his pretend one hold on to the memories of our intense and beautiful time together. the love between tony and carmel la was one of the greatest i've ever known." that from edie falco. >> so many others on the show as well. steve share rip parks played bobby bacala wrote a statement saying