...gibbons still ollected the 10-million ptill due him at he time..he went on to play for the dodgers careerr/260 hitter. baseball is on it's mid-summer break...tomorrow night, the pll star game in kansasscity, tonight, they waamed up with a little long ball... ball... adam jones not in the home run derby...but he is enjoying ribs...said they're good but they needdsome ld bay on fiilder ffcing jose bautista... fielder up first...belts his 12th home run in of the rounn...aamark thattwill be hard to beat....bautista sitting on 7 home runs with one out to go...but he pops it up and fielder wins his 2nd home run derby...he's the first player to win in both leagues...joins ken griffey jr. as the only other guy to all-starrstarting pitchers haae beennannounced...no surprise in the american league...rangers manager ron washington named reigning a-l mvp and cy young award winnner justin verlander as the junior circuit'' ace...verlander is 9-and-5 at the break with a 2.58 e-r-a... giants right hander matt caan has been named the starter for the national league...cain has average...he also thre

gibbons was an oriole from the mitchell report ...gibbons still collected thee10-million still due him.he leaves the game a career /260 hitter. the home run derby...plus towson's terrance west and maryland's joe vellano get preseason honors...thht's edition... 3 nothing compares to homemade tomato sauce... but, ii you're like me....you don't have a lot of time to make it.and pn the store.as patrice rom - sanders shows us... consumee reports justttested more thann a dozen of them to find out which is most ike homemade. &p3 store-bought tomato sauce? some would never even áconsiderá it! (sot: normm panetta)"i've had it in other people's houses that they opeeed up a jar. fine, you can have it. i'll eat it, but i won't buy it.(v/o)making her own is a family tradition. of course, if you doo't have norma, or the time, you might come close to homemade. 20 from bii names like prego, ragu, bertolli, barilla, and francesco rinaldi. ((/o)also tested - two celebrity--hef ssuces from giada de laarentiis and mario batali. and to round things off a& two store brands from walmart and whole foods. (sot

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he has been the chair of the appeals group in the prestigious law firm of gibbons. at gibbons he's been directly involved in approximately a hundred appeals related to a wide variety of issues including pharmaceutical, intellectual property, commercial, and criminal matters. he has tirelessly fought for his clients' interests. his hard work as you heard senator lautenberg describe and dedication earned the new jersey lawyer of the year award for 2008 and before his distinguished time at gibbons he served as the chief of the appeals division of the united states attorney's office where he was also the lead attorney for the drug enforcement task force as well as the ethics officer and grand jury coordinator. he was honored with the federal law enforcement officers association award. he began his career as a law clerk for the honorable frederick lacy, the u.s. district judge for the district of new jersey at that time. he graduated cum laude, third in his class at new york university school of law. his academic achievement earned him membership in the new york universi

here now with tips to help you protect your investments is personal finance investor vera gibbons. >> read the quarterly statement. don't just throw it in the trash. >> they are not sure with the fees they don't know about the fees. starting in august it will be spelled out in your quarterly statement. take a look when that comes in. you will see what you are paying for per the new regulations. >> there are some funds that cost you more than others. >> right. a lot of people don't know about this. over 70 percent of planned participants don't think they are paying any fees for their plan. that's crazy. there are fees that could be eating up 10, 20, 30 percent of your balance. you need to know what you are paying. >> this will help you to know if you are paying too much. >>> doing an apples to apples comparison take an index fund s&p compare that to your plan verses offering the other plan. if your plan is charging you 75 you can get it in an ira for 7 basis points ask your employer why am i paying too much for this. >> get it cheaper elsewhere. >> you need to look at your fund's perfo

. >>> jay gibbons is retiring after nine seasons in the big leagues.5-year-old was once touted as the future big bat of the orioles never lived up to the hype and only made things worse for himself when it was found out i was using performance enhancing -- he was using performance enhancing drugs in 2007. he was playing for triple-a- brewers this season. he decided to call it quits. he's done. >> the nats just got here, top of the division. that's all for fox 5 news at 6:00. stay with us. anita is at 7:00. bye.

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the gibbons heads of -- they give us heads up, they gave me a calendar of who they have booked ahead of time. it has been a tremendous turnaround. president newlin: that was a great presentation, thank you. do we want to hear from the rocket room people now? soon to be known as huggy bear's love room or something? >> i am here with tim choy, the permit holder. hopefully it will be called timber, it will be the beginning of something right. i want to thank the permit officer at richmond for being patient but at the same time, make it clear that safety was not going to be compromised. when we got involved with tim choy and his team, we had to adjust the model. we had to be accountable and look at ourselves and say our past is checkered and we will have to do is move to take steps in the future that if we are going to project a positive element into the community. first thing, this commission made it clear they were having problems managing people. what we did is we went ahead and got some professional help their and got a security team in there that had experience and we started to man

with us, peter gibbons, starbucks executive vice president and the augusta mayor.you both. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> good morning. glad you're here. peter, starbucks could build this factory overseas, hire cheaper workers in china. why augusta? >> well, you know, augusta and george is a great place to make things. american workers are among the most productive in the world, probably more in labor costs. for our business, end to end costs of running the supply chain, it is a great place to do it. >> mayor, did you lobby hard for this factory? >> we did. and to have starbucks come into augusta, but more importantly to bemoving american jobs back from overseas, huge for the city and great for the country as well. >> how much competition did you have, mayor? >> i will tell you, we had a lot of competition. they could have gone any place in the united states, but they chose augusta. so we're happy to welcome them on as the newest community partner. >> peter, starbucks ceo howard schultz said today's increasing complex world requires companies to hold themselves

vera gibbons is here to help us. >> if you don't want to do the extreme coupons there's another route. it's a little time consuming because you have to figure out which stores have the best prices on what. >> how do you do that? if you buy tide detergent you are going to compare it to every product? >> see who has the cheapest prices. sometimes the drug stores do better sometimes the warehouse clubs do better. >> they jack up the prices>> if you are saving if you go to a regular store all of the time women have been doing it for a while now men are getting into the game. >> you really say by joining those programs. >>> a lot of store brands. generic brands you think they are better than ever. >> generics are coming a long way. a lot of people are making the kirkland signature products from costco. their brand of choice they say they are just as good if not better. that's how far along they have come. >> ghichl a try. >> you won't try to save money on paper, too. >> you have all of the insider. >> here's another good one. plan your menus weekly because they save trips on the grocery st

. >> vera gibbons. thank you for coming on. it is 25 minutes after the hour. coming up this is another example of a green bus. the navy is paying $26 a gallon for just one gallon of fuel. okay. we have to get somebody to explain that one for us. charlie sheen's former assistant is found dead. investigators say drugs were found at the scene. we will have details coming up. >>> in 1985 the movie "back to the future" was released. >> this is the moment i have been waiting for all my life. >> it was a dell lowerian. >> it is time for your shot of the morning. we are heading to the windy city where billy is posting pictures for us. this is his view every single morning. thank you so much billy. keep the pictures coming to all of you watching. send them to us at fox friendsfirst@foxnews.com. welcome back to fox and friends first. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for getting up with us this morning. let's go to the top 5@5:00 now. >> the top five stories this unbelievable video says it all. this is unreleased video of the kwie wildfires throug

since mid-june, gibbons had been on a mission to raise $150,000 for her charity recovery on the waterors but coaching them to row together but gibbons effort was cut short in a brutal way. two sundays ago while sleeping on her boat, this man, took a good long look, this man raped her. they believe he followed her blog which included locations and targeted her specifically. she managed, sounds like she's one tough cookie. she free herself. locked herself in an out house and called 911. she's not running away from her goal. he says i can be changed by what happens to me but i refuse to be reduced by it. jenn taking a break from biking right now from michigan. jenn we appreciate you jumping on the phone. i think your story is so important as you do as well. cnn has this policy of not revealing the names of sexual assault victims, yet you wanted to talk to us. why go public with there? >> hi. i think it's important that my story is told not only so that we can find this person but also because so much of my life has been public over the last year and a half. there's a lot of people that l

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. >> rose: edwin gibbons. >> yes. story. >> sorry. >> there are too many ways to go with that. will stop. the conversation, the terms of the conversation, fundamentally changed twice, right? in 1933, when fdr made government part, a permanent part of the landscape in the conversation in, ratified in 53 when eisenhower did not push to repeal it but took it and decided we were going to manage and not try to repeal it back. and then 1981, when reagan makes the private -- pushes the private sector back into a center place in the conversation. and that period ended and was ratified when president clinton said the era of big government is over. i would argue that, therefore, roosevelt, fdr and reagan were the great term setters of the last 100 years, and we have not had anyone else -- no one has yet changed it again, and whether obama does or not, it seems unlikely to me at this point. >> one of the obstacles president obama has had to face is that lack of faith in the government, which was building ever since reagan changed the terms of the debate, and he came in, we thought, in an

gibbons, and the reporters that first broke the story. harris series on international news bureaus started today with -- our series on international news bureaus started today with al jazeera. host: "the washington journal" looks at foreign news bureaus. we begin our series with al jazeera in english, the first english-language news program in the middle east. good morning. what is the mission of all jazeera english? how is it related to del jazeera arabic? guest: they are obviously sister stations, but they are different. the idea of al jazeera in english grew out of al jazeera arabic. someone suggested to people in doha that an english channel would be a good idea. then we went on the air almost six years ago. the idea is to report places that are not reported very well, to give a voice to the voiceless. that is why we devoted a lot of resources to africa, asia, to south america and central america as well, as well as the known use the get across europe and in the united states and north america. the idea is that we will give a voice to