>> fred: ask for frankie's. >> seth: okay. >> fred: it's called frankie's vodka made by fred. know. i know, i know. [ laughter ] i know, i know. it's frankie's vodka made by fred for you. [ laughter ] >> seth: so i'm just saying, can i get a frankie's vodka made with fred for you? >> fred: made by fred for you. >> seth: on the rocks? >> fred: yes, uh, no. it's to-go. [ laughter ] but it's not to-go. that's just the name of it. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] although it's weird, because when i order it, if i say "for you" it will sound like i'm talking to the bartender, but of course it is for me. >> fred: they'll know what it is. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. well, congratulations. i'm so excited for you. really. >> fred: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: um, a little housekeeping real quick. i don't know if you watched the show last week. i told the story, amy poehler and i were out to dinner like two weeks ago. we split the bill for dinner and we ended up with each other's credit cards. i returned hers with the money for the things i had bought. she has not returned min

. >> franky, franky, what are you doing? what are you doing?>> their stories share a horrifying twist. >> i heard a voice say you have to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana houses a large number of inmates who are or were considered mentally ill at the time of their crimes. >> come back here. >> when "lockup" visited there, we met two such inmates. they killed after their own minds turned on them. and their murders took on dimensions that were not only shocking, they were unimaginable. >> my name is howard franklin street jr. i'm 38 years old. i've been down since 1993 for shooting my mom. >> during our first day of shooting at wabash, our "lockup" crew met frank street, an inmate housed in the prison's residential treatment unit. at the time of the interview, street was experiencing involuntary tremors due to his medication. >> i started having delusions that people were out to hurt me. and i had this vide

frankie is on this rug that is really comfortable for your pet.ats especially like to knead on the cozy fibers and it is machine washable. for dogs, can stuff it with a pillow or cushion to make it more cozy. >> and heidi is here. she works with us on the "today" show. >> she has her cat pablo in the tepee. >> went in here as his own little hideaway and creates a talking point. >> is that what happened in there? >> just cozy, huh? >> okay. >> oh, my gosh. >> so cute. >> these are all great. >> thank you very, very much. >> time for the big, big moment of the spotlight. >> you sent us video and we're going to play them for you. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> couldn't do a show about pets without showing off some of your furry friends. >> we asked you to post videos to our facebook page. >> here is a look at some of the ones we loved. >> hey! hungry? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> give me a kiss. give me a kiss. >> hello. >> oh, my gosh! >> what was your favorite thing that blake does? >> i love when he wakes up in the morning and he rolls over like give me a rub bef

my favorite hearing was the one who brought frankie who was 6 foot two and brings the shirt he we're to the first hearing that is this miniature outfit her son was in diapers he's at the ucla now so liz diaz and tina that come to help looking back it was a structural. in our neighborhood we don't all have a lot of money but all of us gives something. this project has put me in the position of knocking doors and asking for help you want to acknowledge bill chin that's the co- captain and carolyn ferry religious who helped were indebted with the friends of the library board that was helpful. we've got neighbors my friend maude and so many people that dug deep but especially touched by all of you who gave enough so it pinched i know there are a lot of people they had to give up something they wanted or needed in order to contribute money to the project and those of you the ones who had to thing two or three times before signing this check thank you we've put our money to good use (clapping) and perhaps most important does this have a banner on it - most important ♪ my neighborhood we be

>> you make it sound so simple, frankie.llowyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! campus-- several people are dead in a drive by shooting. hear how witnesses are ribing the moments >>> developing news this morning, near u.c. santa barbara campus, several people have died in a drive-by shooting. witnesses describing the moment of chaos. >>> the mysterious bay area treasure hunt that has twitter users on a mad dash for cash. >>> a troubling allegation in the morgue and discovery coming to light this memorial day weekend. it is 7:00, saturday morning, may 24th, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for being here this morning. >> mark kelly has the weekend in and it is going to be

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my mom came running up and said, "frankie, frankie, what are you doing? what are you doing?" she came charging after the gun and i shot her right in the head with the 30/30. >> inmate frank street was 26 years old when he killed his mother but it's what he did after that, that's most disturbing. >> i've become delusional. they say insane. i heard a voice that said, you got to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. i wasn't a sane person who did that back then. you don't eat brains from somebody's body if you're sane. back then i was insane. and i -- i went to prison. i don't think i should have gone to prison. >> sometimes my feeling is that many courts are having to deal with these people and don't know what to do with them and kind of throw up their hands and say, hey, i have nothing else to do but send this person to prison and we end up with them. >> frank is being treated in the residential treatment unit for advanced schizophrenia, regularly receiving medication for his illness. >> probably one of the biggest things that we're able to monitor here and wha

. >> maureena has it all, the job, the looks and depending on her mood, the choice of frankie the acrobaticr, harrison, the revolutionary, or eric, the actor. >> an exciting date. going to the brooklyn boulders, with one of the rent a gents. >> reporter: using a service, called rent a gent, for $200 an hour pick from handsome, intelligence men to be your sexless kiss-free companion, date to an event, cook you a meal or repair your sink. >> this is for the woman who has everything but a man. also for the women who has everything and lots of men. and this is one of her other options. i can go to any bar right now and pick up a guy. do i have the top 1% kind of man, who looks like a supermodel, speaks like he could be albert einstein and is able to make me look really good? hmm. >> reporter: for maureena, it is about getting what you want when you want it. >> he is an actor. he is winning award. he traveled the world. >> reporter: we met up with her getting glammed up to go rock climbing with airing. >> it is very hard to find a man. then you have to get to know them. go through the whole dati

. >> her friends frankie tagliaferri started hearing that, when she was just 13, both girls play forne of the top club teams in the nation and the u.s. girls team. >> how many colleges have contacted you? >> i don't know. over like 20. >> over 20 colleges have contacted you? >> yes. >> early recruitment is a fast growing trend. it is much more common with girls because they mature earlier than boys. only eight percent of male college soccer players make early college commitments but for girls it is 24 percent. >> i thought this job was really nice. >> ncaa rules prohibit coaches from recruiting players until after their junior year but there is a loophole. they can communicate with players through their high school or club coaches. glenn crooks coaches the women's soccer team at rutgers universities and worries these girls are just too young to be making life changing decisions. >> a high majority of the coaches are -- would be in favor of some sort of legislation which would prevent the coaching fraternity from starting this process so early. >> but many college coaches feel they ha

my frankie could have any woman on earth, and he chose you? - ma! what are you doing here? why can't you just be happy that i'm happy... with liz? - can i just say one sentence? dio mio, i'm an old fool. what is wrong with me? my boy's in love! oh! come over for dinner. tonight. do you like ox, liz? i'll defrost an ox for you. mwah! mush! eh! oh...oh! - look, if the situation was reversed, you know i'd pretend to be your boyfriend. - i have a boyfriend. in canada. seriously. chris is in canada for the week. and i can't be your girlfriend, 'cause i'm not an old pedophile. - we prefer the term adultophobe. - lynn, what is going on here? - well, i'm hiding from sylvia. i got really good at hiding in prison and making wine in my toilet.

the sites that all this the way saying belongs the peaceful and defends this protest is in between frankie said the protest as they use in the camps as a base to manufacture petrol bombs and carry out what they call attacks insane and i planned to camp and protests and riots and spaghetti maybe if to demonstrate this to students the soaring price he can feed so that is beyond president nikolas beginning to step down. dozens of people have died in nasty comments about three thousand i think this is being invested in the last three months. despite its nice if i tear gas and war began and anti government protests as the crowd of hundreds trying to force that way. us government compounds. this comes off like all three of crime is that you got to watch. things i miss the news now from time to talk with our correspondent that the snow will be smelled. it sounds like a chaotic situation adding the anti capital again this friday our events playing out now indeed she is still a very fluid not use a k a situation in the several thousand anti government protests is that on the streets surrounded by t

my frankie could have any woman on earth, and he chose you? - ma! what are you doing here?an't you just be happy that i'm happy... with liz? - can i just say one sentence? dio mio, i'm an old fool. what is wrong with me? my boy's in love! oh! come over for dinner. tonight.

franky avalon. a fish has washed ashore alive. yes, alive in north carolina. the monster known for eating its own species is rarely if ever seen at land. with fangs like that it can eat a person. >> scientists tell us these fish don't attack humans, but they tell me snakes are more uh -- afraid of me than i am of them. it is too easy to be a scientist. >> they are in their lab. science is stupid. >> what have they done lately? >> north carolina is in the middle of the east coast. should the eastern seaboard be on high alert? >> i don't think we should be on high alert because that is my lowest state of readiness. we need to attack these fish before they attack people who are stupid enough to swim. >> that is a great point and we will leave it at that. joe, always a pleasure watching you get scared. i hope to see you soon. good luck with your endeavors. coming up, is a late night show sexist? we will investigate. >>> a show it appears sets women back years. it is time for -- >> is this sexist? last night one of america's finest and always tasteful television pr

smaller institutions that are no threat to our financial system and still have to labor under these, frankieincredibly onerous regulations. >> neil borofsky, former tarp inspector general, joining us from los angeles. good to see you again. thanks for your time. you do not want to miss the interview on bloomberg elevation, the former treasury secretary tim geithner, on charlie rose tonight. we will get you in on the markets check with matt miller when we continue. and we will take you to the wired business conference here in new york city and here from howard mckeon, vice president and double sure of wired. -- publisher of wired. ♪ monitoring a developing story for you. county police in maryland say a vehicle has ramped a television station and there may be an armed person in the building. identified thee vehicle as a dump truck and said people should stay away from the building which is located off the busy road north of baltimore. a spokeswoman of the police says the vehicle hit the station just before noon. hole could be seen in the front of the building this afternoon. police officers ar

her name is frankie. it's her second child with her husband, will.ren't sure how to pick a name because their 20-month-old daughter's name is olive. they thought about naming this child hazel. >> or pepper. >> they didn't want to greens or two foods. >> i guess sue was taken. >> well, the new hot baby name. >> you don't hear any names like that anymore. what did you name your baby? >> sue. >> you know what the hot baby name is? >> yes, i do, kale. kale kardashian. >> that would be good. >> because of the "k" thing. >> 262 people have named their children kale in 2013. >> now, most of them are boys, i think, right? 257. it's the impact on culture. what can i tell you, hoda woman. >> some soon-to-be grandmothers, when they realize that their daughter is about to have a baby, they get very excited. this is one of those caught on tape. her daughter, lisa, told her mother -- she surprised her in a greeting card, so take a look at her mom's reaction. >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? don't mess with me, lisa! [ screaming ] >> wow! >> you know she

. >> come on, frankie! on "lockup: extended stay," see how some inmates find opportunities for intimacy in prison. >> if i didn't have these visits here with you, rachel, if i didn't have these visits, i don't know if our whole marriage would have lasted this long. >> it wouldn't, huh? and when you put them in charge of making an unbeatable truck... ... good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. aswhen i really needit's reto get stuff done,at home. i hide in the laundry room. no one ever goes in there. a lawyer that's a monkey? hahahaha. also, the dryer sheets reeeally help my writing. writing supplies. oh. number 7 of my 20. the new amex everyday credit card with no annual fee. thank you. make 20 or more purchases in a monthly billing period, and earn 20% more rewards. it's membership that rewards you for the things you already buy, everyday. what's your 20? will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mout

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and depending on her mood, her choice of frankie, harrison, or eric.an hour, you can pick from a list of handsome, intelligent men, toxv your sexless, kiss-free companion. they can be your date, cook you a meal or fix your sink. marina is very pleased. >> i think he's hot. right? tall. >> how are you? you can come in. >> reporter: and that's no accident. each gent is carefully selected by a panel of ladies in a casting session. picking only the creme de la creme. >> the criteria is three things. they have to be very handsome. they have to be intelligent. and they have to have some kind of talent. ♪ i can hear her heartbeat >> reporter: at the end of the day, you don't want them to to these guys? >> no. >> reporter: i'm a happily married woman. but i liked the idea of some handsome help around the house. >> i'm tommy. >> i'm paula. nice to meet you. >> reporter: tommy, the mentor, was advertised as good with kids. so, i decided to put him to the test. >> you are going down. >> oh. >> pillow fight. >> oh, no. >> reporter: even when things got rowdy, tomm

>> reporter: "malcolm in the middle's" star, frankie muniz, at 26.rds. and i thought i was saying them. and my fiancee was looking at me like i was speaking a foreign language. >> reporter: muniz had a ministroke. when blood stops reaching the brain. in bri's case, doctors found a blood clot in her brain. >> doctors don't recognize this as a stroke because they don't imagine this could be happening to them. because of that, they don't see medical attention. >> of course, it is shocking i was so young. i view it as a positive thing in my life because i do appreciate everything a lot more. >> reporter: today, bri is back at work, rain or shine, giving her forecast. and now, sharing a story that she hopes encourages others to be on the look out for signs of a stroke, no matter their age. >> from here on out, i want to spread awareness as much as possible. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> good for her for wanting to do that. joining us now is abc news senior medical editor dr. jennifer ashton. how prevalent

frankie is on this rug that is really comfortable for your pet.today" on nbc. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> couldn't do a show about pets without showing off some of your furry friends. >> we asked you to post videos to our facebook page. >> here is a look at some of the ones we loved. >> hey! hungry? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> give me a kiss. give me a kiss. >> oh, my gosh! >> oh, my gosh. >> what was your favorite thing that blake does? >> i love when he wakes up in the morning and he rolls over like give me a rub before we go out for a walk. he looks at me like this, this first and then we go outside. what about bam? >> i hav

. >> reporter: marina has it all, the job, the looks and depending on her mood, her choice of frankierevolutionary or eric, the actor. >> what is going on today? >> an exciting date. going to the brooklyn boulders with one of the rent-a-gents. >> she is using rent-a-gent. for $200 an hour you can pick from a group of handsome sexless men. they can be your date to an event, cook you a meal or even repair your sink. >> it is for women who has everything but a man. >> it is also for the woman who has everything and the men. this is one of her other options. i could go to any bar and pick up april guy. but do i have the top 1% kind of man who looks like a supermodel and speaks like albert einstein and able to make me look good, >> reporter: for marina it is getting what you want when you want it. >> he is assertive and traveled the world. >> reporter: we met with her getting glammed up to go rock climbing with eric. >> it is hard to find a man. then you have to get to know them and go through the whole dating process. meanwhile this is a click away. >> reporter: women like marina find thi

. >> the list goes from larry ellison to frankie muniz.'m not making that up. >> let's get to the news. >> a lot of severe weather to hit the south. unbelievable damage. heavy rains tore through several states leaving parts of the florida panhandle nearly two feet under water. >> that picture is right -- the streegt right across from my mom's house. >> no! >> and where we -- >> that's that street that we -- >> yes. my parents' house where i lived for a long time. we have other picture. >> at least one death blamed on the flooding. hundreds of drivers and residents trapped in the worst flooding in the state in 30 years. this is what's left of the scenic highway in pensacola. oh, joe. >> yeah. that's right down the street. >> after it collapsed yesterday. and we have a photo back in pensacola that shows flooding everywhere in front of your old house. you can see the truck of the home is buried near the water. another photo shows extreme damage in the local neighborhoods there. >> that, actually, is believe it or not, that is from the front y

host: frankie in arizona.noted earlier in today's program the referendum vote that in parts of eastern ukraine. we want to bring our viewers up to date in what happened there. we are joined by david of the new york times, a moscow correspondent. you for joining us by phone. -- thank you for joining us by phone. caller: i am in ukraine. ont: bring us up-to-date what the referendum votes are, where they are taking place, and the response of the government. you know the referendums are on the way in the east and part of the country. by unrest and violence for weeks now. some of these names are becoming familiar, american viewers and listeners. we see separatist trying to stage their desire to see it from the ukraine. -- to secede from the ukraine. andrew kramer is telling me some of the stations are filled with lines of people. some of them are not quite sure why they are voting to break up a country they would like to see remain united. they have a lot of anger toward the provisional government and quite a few p

. >>> frankie valuey's trademark voice set to ring in the fourth of july celebrations in washington,retty baby ♪ >> he is 80 years old and he will have headline the show that has so many people to the national mall. that celebration will be broadcast nationally on tbs and those are your headlines. love it. we're already thinking about fourth of july. can you think of the best place in the united states you've ever spent a fourth of july? >> right there on the capitol grounds. >> pretty spectacular. >> it's free and open to the public. very nice. thank you. >>> a brand-new whistle blower with brand-new allegations, veterans denied treatment by the v.a. the hospital tried to silence her, but she is speaking out exclusively on "fox & friends" next. >>> and governor rick perry sending a letter to the president today, but he'll be here first to show us what is in it. ♪ ♪ o when i started weight watchers i wasn't sure what to expect at the meetings. but i really love going. i do! it reminds me we don't have to do this alone. it's so much better to have some backup and to do it together bec

i've spoken to soldiers here i did interviews a we showed them a naughty with a soldier from ivana frankie which is of course in the west of ukraine and he basically said to me the bottom line is that he didn't have an issue killing people if he classified them separately so that is an extremely dangerous term to use as a term that undermines human life and that's a term when you speak to people here they're looking at not dead bodies here monte they look at their towns people being buried here funerals and they are crying out and say how can you call a separatist all we want is peace we never asked for this situation we never asked for this and we never asked for this civil war and in terms of the referendum in terms of the russian involvement that really is almost a background consideration to what here is people crying out and just saying someone help us because we just can't continue to live in this unbearable circumstance which is an unfolding humanitarian crisis and civil war situation here in eastern ukraine so i mean that's that's reality on the ground here is a referendum that my

the rain i'm going to live from the region every now frankie and civilians and mariupol are flocking to the straits to hold on the advance of government forces into the city and quite literally pursing their lives on the line. t.j. i just received from the station you can see local surrounding an homage to the smell carrier in a sense to stop it the troops appear to pay miss attention and make clear they are determined to continue scenes like this hour fortunately happening all over the city suggesting that if that violence continues there are likely to be more civilian casualties and that's not on the violence in ukraine with chiles sure rage is the u.k. for counterterrorism intelligence officer mr charles for it richard welcome to r.c. nice to see you and first let's show our viewers some footage from the scene now before waste on discussing it. thank you i thank you thank you. so why does beyond me to be a shooting at unarmed civilians here. well the use of have three weapons as though its tanks fought against buildings and of course the didn't indiscriminate effect. is bound to h

frankie evans added to the vietnam war memorial. after participating in combat off the coast of vietnam, it was deployed for the operation training exercise in the south china sea. on the morning of june 3, 1969, it was training with an australian navy carrier when the two ships collided. the melbourne ripped the american destroyer in two, the bow sank in seconds, 74 sailors perished. though they were in the south china sea, their names have been excluded from the vietnam memorial because it was outside the designated combat zone which determines inclusion on the wall. though they didn't die this direct combat, they were instrumental in advancing objectives in vietnam and participated in the conflict just days before the collision. i thank the chairman for allowing this amendment which would encourage the addition of their names to the wall. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from michigan. the chair: the gentleman f

virtually everywhere they've tried so far and i'm going to have the interim there in the coffin of the frankie industry and to fracking governor george barnett thank you so much for talking to us. thanks for having and they think you for being in the now stay in touch online you can find us on facebook twitter and you tube remember it's now or never see you tomorrow. or it's probably the most complex and difficult human activity. to come up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people in the family don't know the one thing there really is there are of us people. reading. this some shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it because it was night times four in the morning even the best given the mesh shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood and author. and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. for. serious. society. people are going to be going to want to give life for the story taking everything to. cut. the law the way. oh i like that hey.