>> eddie: let me make a few calls. no. right in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for cable all my life. but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. we find our satisfaction elsewhere. the boy has his stick and hoop. the girl - her faceless doll. and you have your cabbages. and

would you put it on the back >> eddie: let me make a few calls. no. right in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. around this one is ferraro. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter three. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for cable all my life. but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. we find our satisfaction elsewhere. the boy has his stick and hoop. the girl - her faceless doll. and you have your cabbage

>> eddie: let me make a few calls. no.ight in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. around this one is ferraro. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. the home team is still down by three. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for cable all my life. but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. we find our satisfaction elsewhere. the boy has his stick and hoo

>> eddie: let me make a few calls. no.ight in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. around this one is ferraro. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. the home team is still down by three. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for cable all my life. but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. we find our satisfaction elsewhere. the boy has his stick and hoo

and eddie, arthur miller said about eddie, you should with no tears for eddie.s ironic, because a lot of people have been in tears at the end of the play. they find it really moving. i asked if they were selling for catherine and her loss or for eddie and his mistakes? they said both. it is incredibly emotional, this journey that you go on. the fact that at the end there are people who are incredibly moved by -- charlie: this is two hours without intermission. you are almost in every scene. how hard is it to do that? mark: once you are in it, it grabs you by the throat. every single night, every single performance. performance has a point where i think, we are in the middle of it again. charlie: have all of your aspirations for acting been fulfilled? mark: not yet. charlie: characters or just professional achievement? mark: with every new play and every new job and every new group of actors and new director, you learn something new. you know how think to do it, you challenge yourself with something else. charlie: you did television and then you said no more tele

eddy's been lucky enough to live, too. the record setting running back from the ohio state university athletics theater, not that different, really. play book, game plan, strategy, a team, and those doubts that just cannot creep in. >> all that stuff creeps into your mind. i go back to telling myself, listen, i have been here before. >> it's my pleasure to announce the winner, eddie george ohio state. >> yep, won the heisman in 95, even more success came in the nfl. >> eddie george on the toss. touchdown. >> turns out eddie's been giving them the old razzle- dazzle for a while now, from football's biggest stage to broadway, destiny right here in new york city. >> you couldn't be more a part of the city. >> that's what i'm saying, i get chills when i think about it. i really do. i'm like, i could do this for the rest of my life. >> sometimes on the stage as on the field, it's best just to play be the thing, and all that jazz. >> to my knowledge there has not been a heisman trophy winner and a tony award winner. >> oh, wow.

street is warrior one our victorian and a made backhouse on the corner of eddy and golf the landmark 111 and one 12 is historic landmark and so locating the garage and also the massive number of height of the tower 86 tower on eddy street will definitely threaten to overwhelm those designated landmarks and this is just buildings we're talking about we have to consider the people that live on the block the sidewalk on eddy street is heavily used by the residents and children and seniors in wheelchairs trying to get to the park. >> thank you. i'm afraid your time is up. >> actually your time is up. >> everyone gets the same in the amount of but you can submit. >> i've submitted several times so this is really my only tuesday night to speak. >> i realize but your time is up. >> >> allocate minute. >> your time is up. >> everyone gets 3 minutes really your time is up. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, commissioners i'm ralph the attorney for st. paul's lukt republican church i'll talk about why we're here with that project we view that project our - it was burned down

afford to live that kind of life but there we were waving brenda and eddie goodbye pile carpet and a couple of paintings from sears with the bread they had saved for a couple of years they started to fight when the money got tight they lived for a while in a very nice style but it's always the same in the end they got a divorce as a matter of course and they parted the closest of friends then the king and the queen went back to the green but you can never go back there again brenda and eddie had had it already by the summer of '75 from the high to the low to the end of the show for the rest of their lives they couldn't go back to the greasers the best they could do was pick up the pieces we always knew they would both find a way to get by that's all i heard about brenda and eddie told you already and here we are waving brenda and eddie goodbye a bottle of white whatever kind of mood you're in tonight i'll meet you anytime you want [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! oh! destruction. destruction. oh, the best. billy joel. tickets for his 31st madison square garden show go on sale fr

we know who eddie carbone is. we know what drives him. if we're listening and watching carefully. >> absolutely. llains, that's an interesting dilemma because, you know, dlillens aren't -- villains reasoned supposed to be actor. >> rose: every actor i know plays a villain says i have to find something interesting about them. >> if you understand the motivation of a bad guy he becomes more accessible than somebody just downright evil. miller said we should weep no tears for eddie. that's ironic. a lot of people are in tears at the end of the play. they find it very moving and really feel for what happens. i say are you feeling for catherine and his loss or eddie and his mistakes? and they say both. it's incredible emotional the journey you go on us with all and the fact at the end there are people incredibly moved by it. >> rose: two hours without intermission. >> yes. >> rose: you're almost in every scene. >> yes. >> rose: how hard is it to do that? >> it's exhilarating and incredibly exhausting and difficult, but once -- >> rose: drainin

eddie: we are up from where we were a week ago. there are signs some of the parts of the market are leading. there are signs maybe we are rotating into a value led market. if we got leadership from a new set of stocks, that would be good for equities. betty: doesn't it seem like the oil story is far from over? we haven't really seen the damage from the oil market, have we? you seen some macro, but i'm talking micro. what about the energy companies? eddie: we have seen some bankruptcies and there are more to come. we are expecting a markdown in the value of the reserve. the market is forward-looking, so look at where bank stocks have traded in the first part of the year. the equity market is forward-looking and this is a good opportunity to maintain exposures to equities. betty: how does the fed fit into this? eddie: i think the fed is struggling along with the rest of us to figure out the direction of the economy. they are more bullish on the economy than i am. i give a one in three chance of a recession this year. there's two thir

would always know how to survive ♪ ♪ ♪ brenda and eddie were still going steady in the summer of '75ey got an apartment with deep pile carpet ♪ ♪ and a couple of paintings from sears a big waterbed that they bought with the bread ♪ ♪ they had saved for a couple of years they started to fight when the money got tight ♪ ♪ and they just didn't count on the tears ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they lived for a while in a very nice style but it's always the same in the end ♪ they got a divorce as a matter of course ♪ ♪ and they parted the closest of friends then the king and the queen went back to the green ♪ ♪ but you can never go back there again ♪ ♪ ♪ brenda and eddie had had it already by the summer of '75 from the high to the low to the end of the show ♪ ♪ for the rest of their lives they couldn't go back to the greasers ♪ ♪ the best they could do was pick up the pieces ♪ ♪ we always knew they would both find a way to get by ♪ ♪ that's all i heard about brenda and eddie ♪ ♪ can't tell you more than i told you already and here we are waving brenda and eddie goodbye ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a bottle of red a bottle

((eddie/concerned neighbor: "i just know how it works. there's always some type of retaliation and i expect more out of this." )) ((mauricio marin)) while north las vegas police investigate to see if the two shootings are related---some in the community are urging the violence to stop. ((lamon welch/restorative health and wellness center "hey violence is not the way and all of the senseless killing that is taking place. there is alternative to it." )) ((mauricio marin)) lamon welch works in the medical field helping save lives by day...but in his free time also works to keep young lives from being lost on the streets. the valley. ((lamon welch/restorative health and wellness center: "the young people don't realize that killing is not temporary it's a permanent thing to a temporary situation we want to change that in their community and their mindsets." )) ((mauricio marin)) in light of the recent violence...he's working to bring the community together once again with a candlelight vigil and peace march sunday. welch says it's going to tak

eddie's not a hot dog guy. he's a -- he's go to whattaburger, jack-in-the-box and gets a big meal kind of guy. i've never ever seen him buy hot dogs at a convenience store. >> reporter: then tipton's old college buddy speaks. >> exacts just like eddie. the mannerisms are just like eddie. so, as a disinterested third party, i would say "oh, that's eddie." >> reporter: oh, dear. not very helpful friends and family, but is that enough? >> so far, there's really been no smoking gun to show exactly how he did it. >> reporter: at trial, the jurors didn't hear from eddie. but he heard from them. >> and we the jury find the defendant edward tip ton guilty of fraud as alleged in count one. >> reporter: sentenced, just this past september, to 10-years in prison. that's unlucky. he is appealing. >> it is frustrating because on actual evidence from the witness stand and not leaps of logic and that sort of thing. >> reporter: but, wait, there's more. >> experience has taught us that criminals don't commit just one fraud. >>

the mannerisms are just like eddie. so, as a disinterested third party, i would say "oh, that's eddie." >> reporter: oh, dear. not very helpful friends and family, but that enough? >> so far, t there's rlly been no smoking gun to show exactly how he did it. >> reporter: at trial, the jurors didn't hear f from eddi but he heard from them. >> and we the jury find the defendant edward tip ton guilty of fraud as alleged in count one. >> reporter: sentenced, just this past september, to 10-years in prison. that's unlucky. he is appealing. >> it is frustrating because cases in court should be tried on actual evidence from the witness stand and not leaps of >> reporter: but, wait, there's more. >> experience has taught us that criminals don't commit just one fraud. >> reporter: there's an earlier colorado lottery windfall, over half a mill paid out in november '05 to eddie's brother. tommy and a buddy by the name of robert rhodes. >> yeah. lifelong friends, college roommates, the trio, enjoy chasing big foot. and it seems, lot