a special shout out to my husband, greg smith. there is quite? there in the back and my sister, eileen a christiansen who got very early to fly in from portland to fly in today to be here today. who represents a loving family elsewhere. but, this is a pretty major decision and having greg's support in all this is key. i certainly could not have even consider this without him. so, it's that the medic 28 suffragette and these have lots of years of practice i'm afraid. but, but also to all of you. really guys, this is our date this is your day. a lot of us have worked together for a couple -- >> [applause] georgia signed sealed delivered. >> signed sealed delivered. so we work together. some whispers long as 20 years. i think that's -- nothings going to change about the way we do things. we have search for opportunities. we have solved problems. we have, in a civil and respectful and progressive manner dived into the really tough questions for our district and whether it's making clay tower accessible or providing adequate levees services with or wh

greg smith knocked it home to make it 3-1. then just 50 seconds later, paul galstead makes it 4-1.ka, maybe the best in the game. predators win 5-1. sharks lead the final playoff spot by just two points. arod suspension is over. the yankees third baseman alex rodriguez set to return to the field after being suspended for the entire 2014 season for using performance enhancing drugs. he released a handwritten let tore his hand apologizing for his mistakes. the yankees owe rodriguez $61 million over the next three years. >>> last time we saw pablo, he put an end to the world series. she now in boston. he led the golden eagles to their first japan world series title. japan series title. and it might come in hand by when the giants get their third world series ring. >> lit be interesting the day they get their rings. may feel a little lev out. maybely bring in my japanese ring or something. but at the same time, it makes you really want to be able to feel what they felt and experience that. the pinnacle of the game. >> casey will be in camp next week. >>> time for the does night top fiv

. >> jeffrey, greg, linda smith, roger with eta she has a fan base here. as where is julie. i would like to give a shout out to her, she made a very big contribution this year and three weeks ago welcomed a new baby into this world. she made the dinner tonight and so thank you. thank you to everyone at the dinner committee and thank you to everyone for answering our calls. thank you. [applause] >> thank you amos and bottom. it provides the largest source of unrestricted funds for journalists. this year we are going to have a trip to a place where we can educate journalists in our retirement program funded by prudential. in every program we are adding an element of digital storytelling work two blocks training to keep our journalists abreast of the digital wave trade we have a good amount of webinars coming up to make use of our brand-new studio and we will look at the latest research on addiction and bring in experts to explain the measles outbreak and we will provide a full day of training from the paul miller fellowes in our studios. i would now like you to meet the hard-w

greg jeffreys. >> cheater high school. >> i went there. >> exactly. >> screw you. what high school did you go to? >> smith town high school east greg. a nice, solid public school and in with the people. >> all right bill o'reilly. >> yeah. >> all right she had rage against age. a 14-year-old boy in mexico was so fearful about getting older he took drastic measures to stunt his growth including restricting his diet and changing his voice. the panic started at age 11 when he learned nutrients in food caused him to grow he stopped eating. he got taller and he began to slouch. he would try to buy a plane ticket to never land. his phobia he is the third diagnosed case and the first to be diagnosed in a child. the boy is now taking a new medication and the therapy is working. as i did this story, not a single picture appeared. that is a sign to me that this may not be real. >> i would like to see the mustache on this kid. >> if i had a dollar for every time i heard that. >> when i was 14 i was going in the other direction. i would have sacrificed a live goat on television to get a single sign of impending adulthood. >> everybody wanted to

recognize this phrase was -- >> at the time of smith and greg. neither the title seven of the adea. used the words disparate impact. and yet we recognize they apply. disparate impact. >> at the time disparate -- the words "disparate impact" were not used but adversely affect were used and watson subsequently interpreted griggs as finding the textural hook of disparate impact liability was based on the -- >> the problem because it says to refuse to sell or rent, et cetera or otherwise make unavailable. and the agency charged with interpreting that language has determined that it means disparate impact. >> justice sotomayor, the phrase "make unavailable" is an act prohibited be i the fair housing act. >> it's a consequence. it happens to be because that's what you do with housing. but it's a consequence. >> the act of making unavailable a dwelling to a person is the act prohibited by the fair housing act. this isn't like section 4a2. this is like section 4a1 of the adea. because the 804-a prohibits the refusal to sell or rent, refusal to negotiate. making unavailable or denying. they'

and shepherd smith, fox newschannel and fox news sewn yes, sir correspondentgeraldo, rivera and joining me fox news correspondent and everyone's happy hour partner phil keatig. we have greg jarod and the host of "making pain" who you can see and we have new york trial attorney and fox news legal analyst arthur. so glad you can be with us this evening. joining them is former u.s. marine corp and host of war channels, oliver north. we have the famous nicholas cage. it is great having him. john mccain and joining us as well and we have former massachusetts governor and 2012 presidential nome nay, a real big up to mitt romney. and rounding out the panel we have actor, writer and political commentator. the lovely ab tess and co-host of "the view." fox and friends and finally we have kentucky senator rand paul. we are now being told in my ear we have run out of time. my apologies so mike breaker geraldo, greg jarod, lieutenant colonel oliver north. nicholas cage senator john mccain. dworcher mitt romney and ben stein and rosie o'donnell and the great senator from kentucky mr. rand paul and a special thanks to all of my guests in the studio mary katherine hamm and tv's andy lev

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