doc? >> i think you should.ed on what we've seen in the past half hour, 40 minutes, some large put sellers stepped into intel. a big one in january, they sold out of the 24 puts, 15,000 times. a $3 put spread, collected 85 cent credit for that. that's not a bet you'd make if you thought the stock was going down. >> hosting an event to help you trade like a monster july 26th and 27th. go to optionmonster.com for more information on that big event in chicago. >>> mastercard and visa, both having a strong day after deutsche bank recommended investors aggressively buy stocks after the settlement. take a look at what the stocks are doing. they say buy the stocks. yet it was back on july 9th where ubs downgraded stocks. what do you have to do to take both those into consideration and decide what to do. >> if you look at the valuations they are below their long-term average by two multiple points. from evaluation and earnings point of view, this decision doesn't really change earnings growth trajectory. in fact, you st

. >> reporter: other doctors make a big deal of these top doc plaques, touting them on their website promotional purposes. how do you get that honor? the company sends doctors a flattering letter congratulating them on their achievements. doctors are encouraged to buy plaques that cost over $500. we want to check for ourselves how top some of these doctors are. we went on the consumer research council's website we found thousands of doctors disciplined by state medical boards were also listed as top docs. among the disgraced we found dr. conrad murray convicted of manslaughter in the death of michael jackson and dr. earl brady a convicted serial child rapist convicted as top pediatrician. >> i'm horrified by this as a patient advocate. >> reporter: we tried to get answers from the company. four blocks from the white house. turns out the locations is nothing more than a ups mail drop. we tried to get the listing several times. no one effort contacted us ever. we did receive this e-mail from the company stating though not police the medical industry and they don't know who has a crimin

website and we found dozens of doctors disciplined by their state medical boards were listed as top docsg the disgraced "top" doctors we found -- dr. conrad murray, convicted of manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. also dr. earl bradley, a convicted serial child rapist, is listed as a top pediatrician. >> i'm horrified. as a patient and patient advocate as well. >> reporter: we tried to get some answers from the consumers research council of america. the company boasts an address on pennsylvania avenue only four blocks from the white house. but it turns out the location is nothing more than a ups mail drop. we tried to call the company's listed number several times. no one answered, ever. >> please contact us via email through our website. >> reporter: we did receive this email from the company, stating that they "do not police the medical industry," and they don't know who has a criminal record. they added that they don't monitor medical boards, but do link to them on their website. when it comes to choosing a top doctor, not all honors are created equally. chris cuomo, abc new

foto pol qst.lly preempted the irly i doc arutn economy. this tells you howeeply anchored barack obama's foreign-policy. >> butoesn thaeanhe riemev and bto urki a check by escalation on this scale were talking about civilian casualties on this scale that what we are facing ishe at itesnse of g o an airliner, maybe they can't do that, but terrorism, the nature of it, the instrument of the week. >> ihink the difficulty in ic, a y m m tht ofmics aeortn really caution the american public about questions of cos taan feiy and d l ben on is to be inpo truly. and the debate, i have a chapter alst eryingln local branche. tack toeran w theyith a call from. and one of the lessons i learned out of my research, their is betwn gn and tlink rcti a t ruition so the wave discuss it in the united states, home don't to of homegrown radicalism,e are cadeche b el. nghare course, misguided, deleted young muslim men. that is a reality. the reality is, we need to derstand why, what has en t s quiossha ki, arla ann,ngfgnian ated, more and me on talking the majority

for it but a lot of democracies, belgium, japan, they cover everybody in the private system, private docsls. germany and switzerland, they don't have public health care. >> but the swiss were getting fed up with the private insurance system in the 1990s. costs were rising and premiums were higher for women and the elderly, and those with preexisting conditions had trouble getting coverage. some were foregoing insurance altogether. >> people were flying out of the insurance, so we had to stop this. >> dreyfuss who would become the first woman president, she gave subsidies to the poor and stopped insurance companies for rejecting people for their medical history. that's exactly what president obama's law would do. but in switzerland, it was an uphill battle. the parliament could barely squeak by. >> nobody was happy but everybody could accept. >> how was the swiss version of president obama's plan fairing after put in place? everybody is covered and the care is still top notch. the swiss enjoy one of the longest life expectancies in the world. >> we have an extremely comfortable health care

this was the notorious doc fix program. in fairness that cut was actually in current law and had been since 2001. and every year congress has looked at this and not being particularly suicidal they postponed that cut, but in order to get the cost down to 940 billion, it was assumed that in 2010 for the very first time that connection to take place. not to assume that anyone in washington is actually cynical, but the very same time they are assuming that 23 percent cut will take place, and introducing a separate bill to repeal a. when asked about that, they said zero, no, that's a whole separate bill. you can't count that as part of our cost. in know, just think how much better your household budget would look if he could say your mortgage as a whole different cost. that essentially what they're doing. region actually did the repeal. we get the usual postponement of the. it has been postponed twice. if he had been watching that dustup over the bill tucked up the payroll tax, you know the part of that is actually another year

docs see an increase. first, drink plenty of water. sipping sports drinks, which contain election tre lights and if you're drinking beer, also drink water. food borne illness is another culprit. put leftovers away. food should be refrigerated within two hours or one hour if it's above 90 degrees. check out the page. you'll find today's health headlines to help you find the information you and your family need. >>> there's much more to tell you. >>> it's not about the jail time. >> with a trial date set, new details emerging with about -- about the hit and run crash that killed her son. >>> you're all packed up and ready to go on vacation. what you need to know to make sure your home is not vulnerable to criminals. >>> we'll he is you which pet is the most patriotic on this july 4th. >>> five weeks after her son was hit and killed in an accident, cecilia roe said she can forgive. the driver fled the scene and witnesses said he got out of the car and smoked a cigarette eye don't forgive him but i don't want him to do this ago. i want him

his city's cost crisis, maybe his model could help the country. >> we've met with his primary care docoalition of health care providers. they treat the city's worst of the worst one patient at a time. >> every day the group gets data from all of the city's emergency rooms in realtime. that's the fwiirst time this ha ever happened anywhere in america. jason, a former teacher and registered nurse is making a house call. she was admitted to the hospital algt times last year mostly for respiratory distress. she literally has a bucket full of medication. >> jason and his colleagues got a ventilator placed in her heart. >> she saw her pulmonariologist. you look great. >> l yurks dia has staid out of the e.r. for 70 days and counting. but the sick are hard to reach. some don't have phones. so jason and his team do routine drive byes. >> jason from the coalition. how are you doing? >> okay. >> earl is one of the biggest e.r. use rs in camden. he suffers from ep lilepsy and heart failure. >> the three amigioes. that's the team he uses to describe the team that visited him earlier in the day. de

and i believe brian named this kitten doc, for department of corrections. >> doc is great.'s still very bold. he's a mouser. i mean like an incredible mouser. usually a few times a week he'll bring in mice from outside or rats from outside and we live near the mountains so there's quite a bit of wildlife and he'll bring us a trophy pretty much a couple times a week.

uno de los mÁs dispuestos a colaborar con el servicio de inmigraciÓn en el arresto de personas sin docl condado de los angeles y el sheriff lee baca que administra el sistema carcelario mÁs grande del paÍs. >>> estÁn ocultando evidencia, prueba en casos criminales abogado tras abogado que participa en la demanda. mantiene que la oficina del fiscal en muchos casos no divulgÓ a la defensa, que pudo ayudar al acusado y bajo el mandato de baca en la cÁrcel hay atropellos cometidos por guardias. >>> johnathan es uno que alega que no solo se tratÓ de proteger a los guardias que lo golpearon y abusaron cuando estuvo presos. si no que inventaron cargos de asalto a Él. ¿quejas y reportes de guardias abusivos, no se guardan bajo el nombre delaware dÍa abusivo o una base de datos. >>> en las oficinas del sheriff varias preguntas surgen una si el futuro mismo de dos importantes funcionarios podrÍa estar en juego. luego si cientos o miles de casos tendrÍan que ser re examinados y finalmente si inocentes podrÍan estar tras las rejas, a consecuencia de todo esto. >>> aÚn no recibimos una copia de la

another fake doc.. kimberly smedley.. was... sentenced in baltimore... to... 3 years... in... similar charges... / after... injecting... exotic dancers... with... industrial... grade silicone. 3 there's more drama for the jackson family tonightand new details surface about heartbreak in hollywood. candace dold has the latest on the emotional ordeals for today's lowdown. lowdown. we begin by talking about the jackson family.katherine jackson, the mother of the late king of pop, has received a very interesting invitation. conrad murray... the doctor convicted in michael jackson's death... is inviting the late pop star's mother... to visit him in jail.the invitation was extended via a statement to c-n-n. murray says since she's the mother of quote - "a very dear departed friend"... he wants to put her at peace... and is offering to answer any questions she may have.a representative for jackson says it's doubtful she will accept the offer. there are new details about the split of two of hollywoods hottest actors from the twilight series. robert pattinson has moved out of the home

his city's cost crisis, maybe his model could help the country. >> we've met with his primary care doche camden coalition of health care providers, a group of nurses, social workers, and volunteers, who treat the city's worst of the worst, one patient at a time. >> and i'm going to visit with her today. >> every day the group gets data from all of the city's emergency rooms, in realtime. that's the first time this has ever happened, anywhere in america. >> it's a nice day for this. >> jason, a former teacher and registered nurse, is making a house call to 52-year-old lilian perez. she was admitted to the hospital eight times last year, literally for respiratory distress. she has a bucket full of medications for sleep apnea and other conditions. jason and his colleagues got a ventilator placed in her home. >> that's the new ventilator. >> i got what i need to live. >> she saw her pulmonologist who only has seen her in the hospital every couple of months. they said, we haven't seen you in a while. you look great. >> lilian has stayed out of the e.r. for 70 days and counting, a record for

site and found dozens of doctors disciplined by their state medical boards were also listed as "top docsng the disgraced we found dr. conrad murray, convicted of manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. also, dr. earl bradley, a convicted serial child rapist, listed as a top pediatrician. >> i'm horrified as a medical ethicist and as a patient and patient advocate as well. >> reporter: we tried to get some answers from the consumers research council of america. the company boasts an address on pennsylvania avenue, only four blocks from the white house. but it turns out the location is nothing more than a u.p.s. mail drop. we tried to call the company's listed number several times. no one answered, ever. >> please contact us via e-mail through our web site. >> reporter: we did receive this e-mail from the company stating that they do not police the medical industry and they don't know who has a criminal record. they added that they don't monitor medical boards but do link to them on their web site. when it comes to choosing a top doctor, not all honors are created equally. chris cuom

. >> doc brown is back in the shop modifying the old delorean. >> great scott!his delorean has been jacked up on big ole 44-inch tires. >> why would you do that? >> why not? >> will this one be able to warp to the clock to your, though, and the gigawatts? >> i don't know if it will get up to 88 miles an hour but maybe if you get in 88 inches of mud you'll be fine. >> this is so weird. it's weird to see a delorean with this tire inch. >> they were only made between '81 and '82. what made them cool were the doors. wing doors. >> wing doors. >> that's what made it cool. >> trying to get in, you open the door and it knocks you out as it goes up. you open the door and it conks you in the face. >> you can't reach the door handle unless you're on a ladder. >> it's not as high as you think. >> if it's that low to the ground, if you did it without the tires, you'd have to get down on your knees. >> pretty sure you're not going to get hit in the head if you open the door, okay? thank you. cut. >>> we have a great number one video just ahead, but right now at number four,

. >> the couple was fishing off their backyard doc when the woman hooked a small fish. they had some trouble netting it and that's when the bull shark jumped out of the water and snagged their catch. they say fishing may never be the same. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, make sure you have those sunglasses. it's another beautiful and very warm summer day. marty has your first warning forecast just ahead. first let's a look at today's midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. ,,,, [ barks ] [ cat meows ] ,,,, [ woman ] ♪ i just want to be okay ♪ be okay, be okay ♪ i just want to be okay today - ♪ i just want to know today - [ whistles ] ♪ know today, know today - [ cat meows ] - ♪ know that maybe i will be okay ♪ [ chimes ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about... and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the coverage you need... and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage... or visit travelers.com. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios it was lik

we had our eoc and the health department doc activated for about nine months.l with the business community whereñr over 12,000 people joined the conference call. if we had not done that work ahead of time to pull the business community in as our partners in the response and recovery, we would not have been successful there. we also engage our communities in novel ways. the sf heroes iphone app will be coming out on the android quickly. we want to empower the committee. we want san franciscans to feel they have a role in recovery in response. we want people to be self- sufficient in those first 72 hours. you cannot rely on government to come in and take care of things after an emergency. we want people to be self- sufficient now and empowered and çfeel they have a role in the çresponse and recovery efforts. we also knowç any disaster is t going to stop at our borders. if there is an earthquake, it is not going to stop in the seven square miles surrounding san francisco. we have to rely on our neighbors in san mateo, san jose, monterey, the east bay. we allç

. >> reporter: if you need the doc chances are you will be able to find him. if i had an emergency you would tell me to? >> go to the back door and see what is going on. they consider me the old country doctor. there is nothing wrong with that. >> reporter: an old country doctor who if you are in a pinch will even make a house call and there really is nothing wrong with that mpt nbc news, rushville, illinois. >> and that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching.

that's according to extra bux doc which tracks the price history of items. company say the best day of the week to get a deal on consumer electronic including video game and tvs is monday. wednesday, the cheapest day to buy jewelry. for book, saturdays. home appliances, sunday. and handbags? you can save an average of 36% by buying that clutch online on a thursday. who knew? >>> the queen can't see the video of the controversial smooch and the explanation of what happened. . >>> there were brief gasps at this royal receiving line when a woman and then her husband kissed queen elizabeth ii. everyone knows you do not touch the queen, only when she extends her hand, may you take it. it turns out the very forward behavior was all in the family and be a shocking breach of protocol. the man is a former king of greece and ann marie is the former queen. they lost their titles when greece became a democracy in 1973. they're also relatives of the queen's husband, prince phillip. jolly good. all is well. >> i didn't know that rule so i probably would have broken it too

doc, brother one-upped you? >> oh, yeah, i'd take pete's trade over that trade any day, judge. you can't sugar-coat it and you can't make chicken salad out of chicken you-know-what. but i did like the banks back then, on dips like the one we're seeing right now, when barclays is below 10%, which you had, and you get jpmorgan, that range $33.36. when they reinstate the repurchase plan, which i think jamie dimon said could happen in the fourth quarter, i'll ratchet up that range for jpm as well. but, yea, kudos to pete for a great call on nexen. >> an interesting get-together the next time you guys are together. >> i know who's buying. >> me, too. >> ugg boot maker deckers getting a downgrade. the analyst saying we would not be involved in deckers going into the quarter, we believe there is a high probability that asian and european sales will not improve this year. sam poser joins us now with that call. you think the damage is going to continue, sam? >> i do. thanks for having me. i think it's going to continue. they've got a good deal of issues with the brand, pricing and i thi

docs, as always. >> have a great week. >> thank you. >> new signs that the american jobs market may be

. >> in fact, doc dohner as the parents call him has been practicing in rushmore, illinois. delivered more babies than the town's entire 3,000 persono

years but they have still not learned the language the majority are not so interested in adopting the docs way of life. wherefrom through them so the way of living is through in them it's a whole different way of living in holland where familiar like when you come to my house for me. with a wife and a child when you come as a friend i still have one. because with we're a big happy family in holland the dutch people when you come in to hold the only have three meatballs and when you come doesn't know me both for you and their greedy they really. into him is a devout muslim from turkey nor was goes to the mosque on fridays. abraham is temporarily unemployed bessel he can devote the rest of his day to walking around the neighborhood he lives in. these few streets all that he sees of not just amsterdam but the rest of europe his favorite cafe in turkish wedding dress shop owned by his sister a located here also from a shop in our family like many other community members here comes from turkey i think yes i attended a dutch school but i have always communicated with turkish people and we also s

. >> reporter: if you need the doc chances are you will be able to find him.had an emergency you would tell me to? >> go to the back door and see what is going on. they consider me the old country doctor. there is nothing wrong with that. >> reporter: an old country doctor who will even make a house call and there is nothing wrong with that. nbc news, rushville, illinois. >> and that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching. [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards.

. >> in fact, doc dohner as the parents call him has been practicing in rushmore, illinois. delivered more babies than the town's entire 3,000 person population and he is a reminder that in this health care discussion, go see your doctor and do it often. that is going to wrap it up today. meantime, keep connected with me sgmdcnn. sgmdcnn. i will see you this week on cnn. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a new law in mississippi takes place, and it could force the state's only remaining abortion clinic to close. >> this storm came upon us very quickly without a great deal of notice. >>> the storm that has left millions without power has now claimed 12 lives. temperatures still in the triple digits. what could to blackout mean for your safety? plus, 23 siblings, and married at 17. i will talk to one woman who spent 50 years in a polygamist family and is now speaking out against it. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm randi kay. it is 5:00 on the west coast and 8:00 a.m. on the east coast.

we need to repeal this and end the annual doc fix ritual. the year in year out uncertainty is not fair to physicians or the medicare beneficiaries who need access to their doctors. one thinking about new ways for medicare to pay physicians, we must clearly focus on controlling health care spending. physicians can help us find the solutions. they're after all on the front lines of health care delivery. 97% of medicare beneficiaries see a physician at least once a year. and beneficiaries with chronic conditions see their physician at least monthly. by ordering tests, writing prescriptions and admitting patients to hospitals, physicians are involved in up to 80% of total health care spending. we need physicians to suggest changes to medicare physician payment system that will spur high quality, high value care. i look to today's panelists to offer solutions in both the short-term and long-term. i hope like einstein said they can help us come one a great thought by seeing something differently. we need solutions that will work for both primary c

about how the female man accused of say tanning dances after some performance on moscow's top or the docs church describes their actions we trial court in the city but not everyone agrees with more on the pussy riot case on long. bus a work of literally biblical proportions find out how a host of poets writers and musicians have rewritten their own version of the bible . download the official location so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch all its hear all you need is your mobile device you can watch artsy anytime. protesters in california are demanding an investigation into police over a spate of shootings by officers in which two people died over a week ago demonstrators took to the streets for the nine consecutive day and want the state's top attorney to examine the incidents and the whole thing and police department at least nine protesters were arrested on monday from go shares a community organizer believes that the town security apparatus is rotten to the core. just this year alone there's been eight killings by the and police

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qataris are relatives of the bahrainian ruling family, and they didn't understand this is an independent doc journalism by al jazeera and not created by qatar. and there was a democratic protest letter from qatar to remove the film from the air. and people inside of qatar hated the film, because they are brothers of the bahrainian ruling family. so a lot of pressure not only from bahrain and saudi arabia to remove the film and inside of qatar, and people saying, how dare you, how dare you air this pack of lies against our brothers, you know. so, the thing is that what happened was that instead of removing it from the air which would have been a complete disaster, al jazeera added programs for them to air opposition to the film. but the film created a firestorm. and members of the qatar ruling family were attacking the saudi arabia ruling families. >> it was in english? but not in arabic? >> yes, it was translated in english and got 1.5 million hits in arabic. most of the people have seen nit southern arabia, and qatar and united emirates, and elsewhere, because it is the only real document o

boston general could probably bring on some health care experts and talk all day about the doc fix in the health care programs and the problems associated with being a doctor and pricing. there are no specific penalties for doctors under these provisions. so -- beyond sort of the generic taxes we talked about already. >> we talked about tax penalties for businesses, small businesses. we also mentioned there were tax credits as well. here's a bear bones look. fill in the blanks so to speak. employ fewer than 25 full time workers with an average annual wage of $50,000 a person. it would cover at least half the cost of health insurance for employees with single coverage. and tax increases would increase to 50% in 2014. fill in the blanks. >> that means every business owner is going to have to sit dune with their hr person and insurance provider and maybe some of their employees, and figure out what they should be offering. and what needs to change. that was the intent of the bill. intentions aren't everything. there can be unintended consequences. what if you have 49 employees and you do

so providing credible data, giving it back to those docs will change the way in which they behave. >> i certainly believe in credible data. i don't know if youfd want to weigh in on this. i mean, when i think of spokane, i think it's a great place. and i certainly think that the population with the city title of nature near perfect is a good symbolism. i don't know if we're talk about healthier populations or healthier practices. i think we have healthier practices in the northwest rewarding things that have driven down cost and produce better outcomes. and frankly people in our region are very frustrated that we deliver care that way and get less reimbursement and less people that want to go practice there and somebody can go practice somewhere elsewhere they can run up the bill to the american taxpayer. my constituents they'll be happy with good data tonight a assume they're healthier and some place else is sicker and pay more is not going to work. i'm glad we're moving down the track i guess we're going to have to focus on what good data is. if you have any comment on that, dr. str

. >> i here you are producing a doc? >> about world war ii vets. big premiere is at brewer stadium.are sold. go to honor flight stories.com to learn more and if you are in milwaukee you have to come. it's the law. >> what is it about? >> volunteers that take vets to the memorial in washington, d.c. >> that is not funny? >> it's not funny. you will cry. i cry every time i watch it, i cry. you will cry. >> andy had his tear ducts removed when he was into dieting >> that is how i used to rest. >> will joe, upcoming? >> i got a big one this weekend, long island, at brokerage friday and saturday night. i'm headlining. >> that is highs place. >> well done, my friend. >> greg, have a great july the 4th. >> i will try. you know what i like to do -- so do the authorities unfortunately. got to stay at the interstate and find a new place, happy 4th. i'm greg gutfeld. >>> o'reilly factor is on. factor has collected fascinating interviews for you tonight. >> i appreciate that. >> we spoke with american war heroes. >> you are killing them. >> i am killing them. my fellow americans. >> under a lik

doctor yes i mean we know that those commercials are very effective at getting people to ask their docs and the pharmaceutical companies there are a lot of things but they're not stupid and so they spend millions on these commercials to what these drugs are blockbusters at their peak solo prozac all these things have been two billion dollars a year three billion dollar year drug that's gigantic amount of money and so those those commercials are very if affective and now it is most of the antidepressants are being prescribed not by psychiatry and actually they're just prescribed by you know the g.p. general practitioners visit you know primary care physicians and so these folks have a limited amount of time so he feeds into another issue that sort of assembly line medicine the united states somebody comes in and they're bummed out the doctor can't figure out real quickly what's wrong with them in a kind of physical sense so they say well let's try some anti-depressant and they and their and their prescribe like almost like aspirin it's like no big deal well we know that they are big deal

social media mean that a lot of people are watching screens but they're not watching screens in so my doc to them is absent them and i think the statistic for holland is that the average dutch citizen probably only goes to the cinema once in two years that doesn't sound to me to be very healthy. for the cinema if when you live in them studio and you do need cinema you can just look out of the window your switch of the light in your room a look out of the wind early was. the red light district to kill us and you often think about death. i made a movie not so ago called prosperous books and it was the most profound line said by the character prosper he said and now let my every third thought be of the grave i don't walk around carrying a skull and sleeping in a coffin but it's my next great adventure. what do you know about death you know what i think there are only two subject matters and i'm sure you could agree one is sex and the others death their greeks have a good way of saying it they refer to iraq and planet as the very very beginning and the very very end and that's all we're in th

results for the christian population as we saw in kosovo when half the christian population were the docs christian serbs had to flee the province and thousands of them were killed by the liberators the cause why a british army. i think that there are i think there are a couple of different explanations for it i think one is our cozy relationship with saudi arabia the gulf states that we want to show we're on the side of our friends who are so important to us when it comes to frankly money and international commerce i think by the way that even in a less dramatic form we're making a similar mistake when it comes to egypt and basically adopting the muslim brotherhood is our chosen voice of democracy in egypt which is also the same force that stands to benefit in syria if if our policy is successful. thank you mr texas we heard it many times the first casualty of war is the truth and we see it happening time and time again that media urge to simplify matters and to eventually push a certain agenda becomes a weapon in itself a weapon which creates victims of its own in washington i'm going t

have someone in mind you think i should interview next time to drop me a line at al green of add the doc party here and let's keep spotlight interment movie back with more important comments on what is going on in and outside rush until then play an artsy and take. russian airlines.

. >> i here you are producing a doc? >> about world war ii vets. big premiere is at brewer stadium.sold. go to honor flight stories.com to learn more and if you are in milwaukee you have to come. it's the law. >> what is it about? >> volunteers that take vets to the memorial in washington, d.c. >> that is not funny? >> it's not funny. you will cry. i cry every time i watch it, i cry. you will cry. >> andy had his tear ducts removed when he was into dieting >> that is how i used to rest. >> will joe, upcoming? >> i got a big one this weekend, long island, at brokerage friday and saturday night. i'm headlining. >> that is highs place. >> well done, my friend. >> greg, have a great july the 4th. >> i will try.