gail simmons from "food & wine" magazine and marcus samuelsson.together on "the feed" on the fyi network on thursdays. tell us about what you brought. you guys will go head-to-head. what do you have inside your lunch? >> all about the lunch box showdown. are you ready? >> i was born ready, marcus. this is what we do on the feed competing against each other to make silly but smart challenges as you can do them better. what do you have? >> i have a vegetable peta with some mad libs with a little bit of chocolate. >> nice. >> i've got veggie and chicken sandwich rolls and apple sandwich. >> that looks like my idea on the show. >> i had some inspiration and these are beet, carrot and sweet potato baked chips. >> let's walk over here. you can start to make them. i want to introduce our ups as we do this as well. hi, girls. that is alexandra and jacqueline. >> he's already buttering them up. >> the judges. alexandra is age 10, fifth grade, jacqueline is 7, in the second grade. both from new jersey and why don't you start to taste as you tell us, gail, w

. >> let me hit play, gail. you were worried about that girl's shirt.d look who comes to break this fight up or get involved. a completely naked woman. >> i stand corrected. at least she had a shirt on. >> oh! >> oh! >> there are children around, too. laugh all you want, but here's the thing. this woman stabbed two of these girls. >> where was she keeping the knife? >> in her hand. one girl was stabbed seven times in the face and in the back. nonlife-threatening injuries. of course, police looking for this woman. she's on the run. they can't find her, but they know who she is. 41-year-old lakeesh collins. they know what part of the city she's from, what part of the city she might be in right now. they believe maybe she's hiding out in new kensington. >> it would be hard to recognize her with clothes on. >> not really because check it out. we've got some aftermath of the brawl where, yes, that's some hair on the ground. and then here is lakeesh collins in a more pg dress. >> she looks like a nice lady in that picture. it looks like she just got her hair

gail salt.l, what responsibility do you think tv doctors have when it comes to talking about the health of others? >> i would argue a huge responsibility, that when you carry the label of m.d., and a psychiatrist is an m.d., they're an m.d. of the brain, of the mind for mental illness, you're putting forth the idea that you are going to act with integrity, you are going to go by frankly american psychiatric guidelines which is not to diagnose someone that you've ever met, not to label someone with dementia with no evidence of such, and not to -- and basically to follow the hippocratic oath, which is to do no harm. so to be criticizing people willy-nilly is i don't think meets the hippocratic oath. it undermines the way the public sees mental health professionals which is what concerns me the most because, you know, especially what's gone on this week with robin williams, the concern that people don't get treatment because of stigma, discomfort, wondering if they can go in and trust a mental heal

. >> he's married to gail golden, his second wife and former assistant. >> how you doing?use he is such a workaholic, gail says they have little time to enjoy the money he's made. >> do you have a yacht? >> we have a yacht, but we don't use it much. >> you don't have a lot of houses? >> yeah, we do, but we don't go. >> [chuckles] >> can she have anything she wants? >> she takes it. she don't ask me, you know? i have no idea what she buys. >> but why do you care? >> well, you know, i just don't--i wouldn't like somebody just frittering away money. i mean, it still means something to me. i'm a kid from far rockaway. i still would not-- >> you have $14 billion, and she wants to go-- >> well, you say i've got $14 billion. i never said it. >> so how do they spend their money? more and more on philanthropy, like building this track and field stadium for the school children of new york city. >> raise your hand. >> and building two charter schools in poor neighborhoods in the bronx. these are overseen by icahn's foundations, which gail runs. >> call them just to make sure. >> she

on august 22nd, she reprizes her role as gail in "sin city: a dame to kill for." hello to rosario dawson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look great, how would you describe this hairstyle that you have here, does this have a name? >> it is refreshing -- i've been filming in new york, you know the africa heat, it is really nice to have half my hair gone. i have to say. >> jimmy: what do you say to the guy when you go in, get a hair style like that? just go crazy, do this, is it your idea? >> yes, it was, actually. we're doing the "sin city" sequel. i didn't want to feel like people were going to go, she didn't bring it. because my hair was really long. i was working on another project, and i couldn't cut my hair, was what i thought. and they were just going to do braids and be kind of like -- i said, i don't want to just to braids, it's lame, it's gail. she would shave her head. >> jimmy: it's funny. looking to the side, from one side it's totally different from the other side. >> yeah, right. >> jimmy: right? look at that? >> i like it, i was rocking a com

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charlie rose and gail king are off. jeff glor is with us. >>> missouri's governor is sending the national guard to bring peace and order to the city of ferguson. [ sirens ] [ gunshots ] >> police clashed with protesters in some of the worst street violence since a deadly police shooting nine days ago. governor jay nixon signed the order this morning calling in the guard. >> also this morning ferguson officials postpone the first day of school for the second time. an autopsy on michael brown done at his family's request shows an officer shot the 18-year-old six times. vladimir duthier is in ferguson where at least two people were wounded in shootings last night as well. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nearly three hours before the curfew was set to begin last night, violence once again erupted here in ferguson, missouri. we were on the streets as the area became engulfed with rubber bullets, teargas, shoek bombs on streets packed with police and nearly 700 protesters. chaos once again filled the streets of fergu

jane, thanks for sitting in for gail this gail will be back soon. are leaving flowers at the house used in "mrs. doubtfire". >> o captain, my captain, you will be missed. >> teargas and rubber bullets disbursed the crowd where the 18-year-old was shot by a police officer. >> if you're a man, stand up. be a man. say i was wrong. >> being chased from their homes and in some cases killed by the islamic militants known as isis. >> tony stewart fatally struck driver kevin ward jr. that cast a shadow on stewart's storied career. >> there are no facts that would indicate criminal intent. >> hillary clinton described white house foreign policy as overly cautious. the president's inner circle is having none of it. >> 24 people were stuck for nearly five hours. >> the moon reached its closest point to to earth all year. >> mcilroy beat phil mickelson by one stroke. >> oh, good catch! >> very nice. [ screaming ] ♪ >> you know how to whistle, don't you? you just put your lips together and -- blow. [ whistling ] >> everyone knows the inner city kids can make a b

he owns the jersey when he hit his walk off home run in the inaugural gail at national park. >> thisis opening day, zimmerman hit the walk off home run to win the game against the braves. they weren't doing the gator aid showers. they got such nice dirt on it. >> this comes from 005, the national's inaugural game which came on in philadelphia. >> they went over the home plate and over the regular pitching rubber, they've been doing this for years. they'll do a cemonial cover to go over it. this is what they used for whoever threw out the first pitch. >>> he grew up with a book featuring great ballplayers. howard was featured and the legendary artist painted this masterpiece. >> this is the only one ex iisted. i thought -- existed. i thought if this ever shows up, i'm going to get it. it showed up on auction, i got it. >> he got it and he has bases, gold gloves, and some of this gold gloves, and some of this is 25 miles from [ shelly ] as a graduate of devry university and keller graduate school of management, a business career was my goal. this was my career training camp... my profe

. >>> the wife of an al jazeera journalist gailed in egypt has given birth to their third child.aher mohamed wrote a better from prison saying: hah theyn't have been in prison for 243 days faultsly accused of helping the outlawed mrub. the al jazeera continues to demand their release. >>> some protesters who took to the streets following the shooting death of michael brown have now filed a lawsuit. the suit accuses service law enforcement agencies of treating them like war combatants. >>> it has been two weeks since illinois state troopers have started working with chicago police to try to stop gun violence in that city. but the effort is getting mixed reviews as the bloodshed continues. >> reporter: 20 people have died and another 120 wounded in gunfire since illinois state troopers have started helping police get violent criminals off of the streets. but the head of one community outreach program says manpower isn't the answer, education and opportunity are. >> there are not enough policemen in china to stop one shooting in chicago. so that is not the right approach. >> reporte

i'm richard gail i've been to slel of shell beulah's house many times i've had a chance to meet her guests and they're happy to be there when my wife's cousin came from italy we suggested they stated there they stayed for one week and they're still talking about it and we're pleased about the opportunity i recommend you approve her application >> thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is paula i'm the cpa in sausalito in getting away from the tax season come over to noah's nest just a few miles away from sausalito it is a home away from home it's a wonderful place to be the garden are beautiful. the place is very eloquent and sheila is wonderful the hospitality is wonderful. i'd like to stay there the place is eloquent and represents san francisco well and strorng yours u you're going to you support the conditional use and go by and have the breakfast it's wonderful >> a few more names. >> good afternoon. i'm margret i've known sheila for seven years as a homeowner might have and here perm friend i hope she is granted the fund to have noah's nest i urge you to support her as we

helene gail runs an organization that serves the poor in africa. >> and i think the ripple effect of what it does to communities and people, their ability to earn an income, those are the things that will have a bigger impact. the economic and overall social impact of the ebola outbreak. >> reporter: we spoke with one of the group's workers in sierra leone. this doctor as a young missionary 40 years ago came down with ebola before it even had a name. >> i was acutely ill before later starting to recover. >> reporter: 40 years later, doctors say he develop antibodies and survived the disease. >> so it appears i was able to survive it. >> reporter: now, they hope others can win the fight. >>> a family of a missouri teen calling for justice after he was shot and killed by the police, in a suburb near st. louis, when he physically assaulted a police officer. there was a struggle and several shots were fired. brown died at the scene, his mother says her son was getting ready to start college next week and didn't deserve to die. >> he didn't bother nobody. >> he was a good kid, he was a co

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes.u know i like to see that! bad brakes are bad news for possums. only one site has a free carfax report for every car listed. that's the one! start shopping at the new carfax.com >> don't be afraid of stocks. >> i think it's oversold. love it from here. >> adam? >> vanguard total stock market index fund. buy the whole thing. >> all right. >> brookshire, a gift from god. >> here's the thing. they are fast. they are much faster. >> then let me just say if you can get warren buffet -- >> okay. >> plan to keep our troops out or iraq for good. give all iraqis a share of their country's huge oil reserves in profits. something the terrorists want to get their hands on. welcome to forbes on fox. here's a question. if all of these iraqis had a personal stake in this fight, would they step up and fight so that they wouldn't have to? let's go in and focus with steve forbes. is this a good idea? >> you might call it the alaska solution. they have a permanent fund in alaska. each year every living p

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes. like to see that! bad brakes are bad news for possums. only one site has a free carfax report for every car listed. that's the one! start shopping at the new carfax.com >> unsteady stocks for unsteady times. >> home depot, they're just dominating and earnings and sales growth strong. the stock holding up pretty well in a crummy market. >> ben, what about you? >> why buy trouble? why not just buy the market. buy the diamonds. >> and you like this market even in these bumpy times right now? >> i like it for the long run, yes. i mean, my son and granddaughter will enjoy it. >> well put. thank you. america's news headquaters.merica's news we're taking you back to forbes on fox for all your news headlines go to fox news.com. >> me. >> are you a citizen? >> yeah but does it really matter? >> not anymore unfortunately thank you. >> not anymore. it would be funny if it wasn't so serious and no one knows that better than the family of an off duty border agent in texas. murdered. his father wou

championship gail. 13-year-old monet davis is expected to start for her team, the dragons at 3:30 this afternoon. this comes as her image graces the latest cover of sports illustrated. in fact, she's the first little leaguer to ever appear on the cover after becoming the first girl in little league world series history to throw a shutout and her mother could not be more proud. >> i know one thing, i'm gonna get a thousand copies of it i'm gonna get a lot for her. >> monet has become a little bit of a select with requests to do national television interviews and she's receiving tweets from first lady, michelle obama. >>> a little boy suffering from a rare cancer got a chance to live out his wish to work at a construction site in san francisco. the make-a-wish foundation arranged for the 3-year-old from monterey county to step in as an honorary construction foreman at the site of a 19- story residential tower. despite his rare kidney cancer, he was able to help operate heavy machinery, haul dirt and help pour concrete at the trinity property site. he commemorated the day by pressing his

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes.like to see that! bad brakes are bad news for possums. only one site has a free carfax report for every car listed. that's the one! start shopping at the new carfax.com >>> mcdonalds in moscow them and mcdonald mcdonalds in moscow now. russia is citing sanitary violation violations. but they are saying it is just a backfire of what we are doing to them. is this backfiring? >> every dollar coming out of the country is a bad thing. we are on a shaky ground. just about everybody in this country has mcdonald's in their 401 portfolio. and in is not just mcdonald's, but talking about 35,000 employees affected here. they are making a huge, huge shot at the united states by doing this. >> and gary b, you agree? >> well, i don't know if it is a huge shot, but it is four mcdonald's, tracy. >> well, they are not done, gary. they are not dope. >> and next week, they double it to eight. oh, my god. >> and you are telling me that they are really just about four mcdonald's? >> well, you think that we

gail got her big chill on too. charlie. >> come on! >> come on already.i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. over the weekend familiar faces took the plunge. >> i am ready for the ice now. >> it's the best kind of ripple effect. [ screaming ] >> media moguls. tech titans. rock stars. professional athletes. [ screaming ] >> and actors. all dousing themselves with ice cold water to raise money and awareness for a.l.s. they are challenging famous friends to do the same. >> i hereby nominate the following. vince donofrio and his son elias and my old pal thor. >> reporter: these videos are the social media stunt of the sumer. those looking to draw attention to a.l.s. a degenerative disease for which there is no cure. >> a.l.s. took one of the most beautiful pe

. >> reporter: lead paramedic gail stallings was driving this rig when they picked up dr. kent brantly saturday. yesterday she was in back. that's her wheeling in nancy writebol. the two patients did they talk to you? >> they did. they were both talking to us. >> reporter: i think we had this image that they were going to be unconscious? >> i think that's the biggest misconception with so much of it. we assume the movie "contact" and "outbreak" and we assume everybody is going to be these horror show, near-zombie people, that will take over the world. and it is not anywhere close to that. >> reporter: john aravalo was the other paramedic in full protective gear yesterday. >> you just go into it like this. the ambulance was lined with plastic now disinfected. you decontaminated this unit -- >> for four hours. >> twice. >> yeah. >> reporter: nancy writebol was wearing clothing, hazmat suit, face mask and then wrapped in another nonpermable layer. >> we don't want fluid contact. >> reporter: even with all of those precaution s they're checking themselves. how often do you hav

gail gutradt reports on kids living with or orphaned by hiv/aids in the book "in a rocket made of ice." sean mcfate who formerly worked for an international security service in africa provides an inside look at the world of military contractors and how they're becoming a greater part of the u.s. military. david eimer, a former china correspondent for the sunday telegraph, examines the social and political landscape of china's remote regions in "the emperor far away: travels at the edge of china." and in "blood aces," doug swanson, investigative project editor at the "dallas morning news", recounts how the late casino owner, benny binion, helped shape current day las vegas. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> starting now on booktv, peter finn talks about the publishing history of boris pasternak's dr. zhivago. the manuscript of the book -- which was banned in the soviet union because of its critical depiction of the 1917 revolution -- was smuggled out of the country in 1956 and published wide

newschopper2 yesterday just three days after crews originally replaced the turf ahead of sunday's gail. the field was first torn up last week after jim harbaugh ended practice early because of injury concerns when players began to slip on the turf. now the team wants to make a long-term fix which may include a new sand base and a different type of grass. the next scheduled event at levi stadium is a soccer match on september 6th. the 49ers' home opener is september 14th. >>> more aftershocks today in napa. we've been given a new map of where the red tagged homes are. we're following up with with homeowners and usgs scientists and are hoping to learn more about how much all of this damage may cost tonight at 5:00. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news and we're always here for you at ktvu.com. and you can follow us, of course, on twitter and facebook. i'm david stevenson. have a good afternoon. elizabeth: los angeles home to music movies and now: mystery! because this is the location of my incredible current mission: a masquerade! that's me, elizabeth, just shy of my 18th birthday

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. >> reporter: gail crosby of resort rentals says the demographics of ocean city are changing. less families means more partiers who push past the rental capacity limits, but crosby worries the ban could negatively affect real estate businesses such as hers. >> the ban d really have an adverse effect on real estate in ocean city. no. 1, you've got people that have purchased property with the intent of renting it out on a weekly basis. if they don't have that income, they'll have to go through foreclosure. >> reporter: other than summertime help very few families come to ocean city more than a week. the director of planning and community department says he realizes that, but they're trying to protect stable areas that have become rowdy. >> a lot with people maybe unrelated coming in with the purpose of having a good time, they're on vacation, but that disrupts the neighborhood and it's using that to being a ban. it's when a group of people come in that are improper. >> reporter: the ban would affect single family homes and mh mobile homes. this noise pollution has been happening

"cbs news this morning"'s norah o'donnell and gal gail king did their part and charlie rose took his turn, no less. an effort to save the coral reefs, next. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight, including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or skin sores from diabetes. common side effects re dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse

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gail, you and i will come over here.to use very classic leftovers from your summer barbecue. things like corn and watermelon and barbecue chicken. they're cooking. >> we have the same ingredients. let's see what you can do with it. >> you're going to be helping me. >> i'm whisking now. i have corn here. at my restaurant in beverly hills we have corn right now so we're in a good place. we're going to use corn fritters. >> should i pour that in there? is that whisked enough? >> yeah. that's good. >> you know this isn't my strong point. cooking isn't really my thing. okay. we're making corn fritters. >> we get that together. pour a little more milk in here. >> that was milk and egg we did. >> yes. and we give you flour and baking powder. and into this we're going to put all that beautiful barbecue s z sauce. >> so this was grilled and in your free agenidge. you don't have to reheat it. >> no. once you get it to that point, we're going to take couple of spoons here and just drop it into the fryer. >> so our oil is nice and h

. >> the amusement park will be open this saturday during the earthquakes gail. >> the sudden die offf tens of thousands of fish. it's prompting an emergency clean up. >> it's the number one killer of teenagers, traffic collisions. tonight we'll tell you how the chp trys to get that message across to young drivers. >> and get ktvu news to go, download the app and watch our newscasts on your smart phone or tablet. >>> new at 10:00, highway patrol officers are using graphic images to get to teens. >> you're here because you're all learning how to drive. >> reporter: this family arrived with two teens of driving age. >> i just got my permit. i'm about to get my license. >> madelini has been driving for nine months. they did not know what to expect from the drivers start program. >> all the help she can get. the more education the better. >> reporter: the message. >> you're in a giant machine at 65 miles per hour if you hit a tree it will hurt. >> reporter: teenagers make up to 20% of drivers but are responsible for 65% of accidents. a class for warnings on cell phone speed and videos wit

gail says i love all the e-mails about benefits others having to pay for. loved your closing remarks, analogy to the country's financial situation. the problem is always making someone else responsible for the selections they make. that's all i'm saying, stand for what you stout. if you believe in it, pay for it. james, i'm with you neil, who cares if people with breathing problems can't breathe why, should we have to pay? why should we care if people without insurance can't pay and lose a child to cancer? let god worry about them. no james, that's not what i said and you are obviously not paying attention. i'm saying what liberals say is play the harp strings and leave someone else to pick up the tab but we never include the cost. all i'm saying is spell out the cost and expense all of these good intentions. let americans decide whether the intentions are worth the pricey tab. tyler, north carolina. what about the story about the banks and the wall street and the cost to taxpayers? why isn't this republican welfare? both parties are taking, not just libera

gail howard says she was victimized at ascension parish in oak park, when she was a young woman seeking counseling. he brought me up to his personal quarters one day and attacked me. it was a very painful experience. >>a man who wanted to remain anonymous, says he was abused repeatedly at loyola academy. the archdiocese paid him 750- thousand dollars in compensation. the archdiocese says no further action can be taken because the priests are dead. a music director says he lost she his job at a church because he's marrying another man. colin collette worked for holy family catholic church, in northwest suburban inverness, for 17 years. he says church leaders knew he was gay. but when he announced his engagement on facebook, collette says he was asked to resign. he refused, so the church let him go. church officials are not commenting. but the chicago archdiocese released a statement saying that those who serve in the church are expected to conform to its teachings. there are new revelations about governor quinn's controversial anti-violence program in 2010. a west side firm, "chicago com

. >> i know, i don't like these things, oh, my goodness, can i sing crystal gail? >> kidding. who is your favorite author? >> there's two parts, but yes. curious. >> i don't really have one favorite author. there are two that i return to again and again if i'm writing and i'm stuck and i want to revive myself and not just give up and eat cereal in front of television or something. one of them is moby-dick. i'll always just crack it open at random and read for a bit. the language is so weird and the story is so strange and it just wroo reminds me of -- it is just jam packed. it like cold water splashing at my face, because it reminds me of what a book can be, but it is so different from the way i think and speak and write, it doesn't bleed into my story telling and the other is charles adams, the cartoonist, i have a big stack of old charles adams' books of cartoon collections and i just flip through those. he's so delightful and strange and funny, there's something that it is like, those two -- it is just like it can flick a switch in me. >> i also wanted to ask, i'm doing a l

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>> abe gail, you say you're basically on hold right now. what does that mean and what are you doing? >> there's just so much uncertainty out there. i don't know how jack can say this particular pertain of uncertainly, with what's happening in gaza is going to be capped at 5% to the down side. we really just don't know. there's just too much instability. i think it's tough to buy here. i don't think it's necessarily a time to redue exposure, but i think investors want to be on notice. especially consider what dominic has been talking about. i think it's going to go further. if you look at the dax and russell 200, they're below, so i think it's premature to say they won't escalate further. i think another instability is the fed under wind. i think you said to be defensive, not buying on it particular green day. >> abigail, we are representing you as like i a couple natural gas plays. i hope that's right, and if so, why? >> that's true, one possible bright spot and it's tenuous right now, but natural gas looks like we could see a nice rebound

as you've been reporting, gail, there's a great deal of debate within the white house as to what to do. >> right. and as you've been talking about for more than a year, this is a debate that has been going on. on one side you have the regime versus we're going to have to be dragged in from the united states and much of europe. they did not want to have to go in on this conflict, the ghost of conflict past hangs over very heavy every discussion about syria. the discussion now is what can you do? people were arguing forearming moderates two years ago and really the worry was, once you got dragged in, it would be a slippery slope and now we see that the cost of inaction also has a price. >> the war weariness, all of the second guessing of tony blair being too close to george bush and getting to the iraq war, i mean, there's even less of a constituency. >> yes. we saw this and it's really hard to discuss all of this, andrea, without going back to 2003 and the invasion of iraq and just how much resentment there was. we had the biggest peace time march against the invasion of iraq that brita

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gail mackey of scotland really loves her bull mas stiff, mil e millie. and here's why.she insists on carrying the groceries into the house. the other two dogs just stand and watch. not really helping. millie is tremendous. i mean, bag after bag. does not give up after just one. keeps going until the job is complete. bags heavy? not a problem. look at millie go. don't you wish you had millie? >> i wish i had millie. >> i wonder if she'll take a list to the store as well. that would really finish it off. >>> listen to this. two farmers believe they have found the world's woolliest sheep. is that a word? woolliest? >> apparently. >> the sheep was found wandering 25 miles from his home. >> the farmers say the ram has never been sheared and was pretty easy to catch because it's weighed down by a very heavy coat. the wool has fallen over his eyes. >> i feel sorry for him. they say the ram's coat is 19 inches thick, and believe it will break the world record for fleece yield when it's clipped later this week. that is nearly 60 pounds. by the way, marino wool is among the fines

. >> she wam a prosecutor she is ga gailed drug dealers. >> it is more control for prosecutors. >> less control for the judge. >> unique circumstances torer for the defendant. >> he can't do anything he can't say this is nuts? >> no. judges complain about this all of the time. they apologize and say i am sorry i don't have this do this but i can't do anything else. >> after earl had back surgery i got addicted to pain-killers. he met a woman in a bar. >> she kept asking him to supply him with pain-killer pills. >> she was working for the cops. >> she set up meetings where she could get pills. >> for that he was charged given a 25 year mandatory sentence. >> in the judge's apology he said the punishment doesn't submit tsub fit the crime. with reluctance i will have to give the defendant 25 years. >> they are begging them to change the law. >> harsh sentence. if he plead with the prosecutor before he got to the stage he would have been facing that. >> the threat of long jail time persuade people to plead guilty. >> i had grown men on a drug bust burst out in tears we think, why? mandatory

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