imus in the outfield, he was second base, he was trying to make the catch and look like it was well over his head so i went to catch it and make the save and we collided and that is what happened. a lot of skin on my knee, he feared worse. he might have had a separated -- there is. we are going to have -- pretty sure he wants to sue me. we will be having it out. i will take that man to court because i'm pretty sure it is all his fault. juliet: you are supposed to call the ball. >> meteorologist: i don't know if he heard me, but rookie, you know. it is all right. i might have said something about don't cry, dry your eyes. antwan: our you feeling this morning? >> meteorologist: a little sore. let's get you your forecast and we will have more coming up in a little bit. was quite a story yesterday, 78 at central park, 73 in islip, 75 in montauk, a mild start, the humidity and the dew points are real high once again so here we go with the hot and sticky day. so far no storms but this means business, mainly later tonight that will be happening with pretty decent showers and storms coming throu

lead and the opening sentences in my younger days i would spin it very view to increase six hours imus bin two hours of the first couple of sentences to find the right tone, words, the right way to appeal and to find something different. if a book have very strong voice i would often suppress my own voice to with his third year, for word and then i went right connecting things for curve --. but if it was nonfiction and with the material was interesting but not the right thing i will try to find a fact that would catch someone's attention. but i found i have written in of refused i could sit down and to type almost anything and it turned into a folk. [laughter] i will probably lose this quality tomorrow and have to struggle the rest of my career. [laughter] but what is the most interesting aspect of this book? that is where i start bin i can try to alternate the quotations and passages. some will have more petitions than others but in the back of my mind to think through how will i end? mower i will look back to the sentence then suddenly it will appear to me. doesn't always work out th

imu imu -- embassy in cuba. >> secretary of state john kerry will be there. >> and marines too. they are the same marines that lowered the flag. they found these guys and it is appropriate. they had lowered the flag and now raising the flag. as you know, relations between america and cuba have some what normalized. you can travel. teresa: that is the hope, families being reunited and connected and relations normalized and a diplomatic relationship helping the parties in future. greg: now to danny with another animal. teresa: the last one was fiesty. is this a -- >> it is a skunk. greg: thank you, danny. teresa: point it that way. >> this is designer skunk. greg: it is more atrackive. >> it is cool. >> will it spray on me? >> be very nice to him. no, they are descented. they are not wild skunks. these are captive. they are born from a breeder. greg: what type of pets do they make? >> excellent pets. they don't smell like you think that do. they are inactive. greg: danny, you have more friends, right? >> i have plenty of friends. greg: great. thank you. we'll be right back. >> rig

imu not always going to have a good day.id maybe the olympics is going to happen on your worst day, you have to be able to fight at your highest level. and to put in perspective, we have a couple of seconds left, tony said of you she's better at mma than any other athlete is at anything. what do you think about that quote? >> well, to even be considered for a statement like that, you would have to believe that you deserve to have that saidve about you. so i really appreciate herer saying that. i wouldn't say it about myself, but i wouldn't say that she's wrong. lisa: well, i think it's pretty amazing and what you continue to accomplish is extraordinary. i love it. i love your strength and your passion and what you've overcome in your life, and i'm glad you all put it in a book. thank you, ronda rousey. >> thank you. lisa: i know you love your celebrity chef alex from shows like chopped, iron chef, and all-star academy, she is here. the celebrity chef came by the studio, and i asked her when she realized she had a gift for co

imu not always going to have a good day.he olympics is going to happen on your worst day, you have to be able to fight at your highest level. and to put in perspective, we have a couple of seconds left, tony said of you she's better at mma than any other athlete is at anything. what do you think about that quote? >> well, to even be considered for a statement like that, you would have to believe that you deserve to have that saidve about you. so i really appreciate herer saying that. i wouldn't say it about myself, but i wouldn't say that she's wrong. lisa: well, i think it's pretty amazing and what you continue to accomplish is extraordinary. i love it. i love your strength and your passion and what you've overcome in your life, and i'm glad you all put it in a book. thank you, ronda rousey. >> thank you. lisa: i know you love your celebrity chef alex from shows like chopped, iron chef, and all-star academy, she is here. the celebrity chef came by the studio, and i asked her when she realized she had a gift for cooking. >>

that is the story when imus writing this book that i heard from so many people and it is a nice story because it shows the idea is that someone is resisting, aggressively, and went through. it is true that it happened, not true that it was a decisive moment and one thing i talk about in the book if you are interested, people at the meeting kennedy with a group the day of the signing, what i wanted to get to was what was really happening is -- there were secret illegal meetings that were going on this whole time between different parties, they were held at the house of the women with large shoulder pads, and it was ten weeks of negotiating that produced the result of the senate was able to pass and the story is a good illustration but a lot less complicated than what really happened. i am going to skip from that to one other story and there were many other stories in this book, histories better different from the stories that we know. capital crawl, how many and of you know about the capital crawl? in the circle of disability studies and disability activism is the big moment. the selma

my name is michael cerrecino and don imus is an. greenhouse gases may be 2.5%. and almost equals the amount of co2 put out by the country of germany. and others have talked about how co2 is trapped in the atmosphere causing warming of the earth. i leave more of that to them. i think one of the biggest concerns with more combustion from aviation, the increase in aviation, the f.a.a. forecast, reaching 1 billion passengers by 2029. the issue whitmore combustion, more co2, but the act a modernization act passed in 2012 essentially is allowing the faa through navigation, to save fuel, not doing set down, and the reason they're doing this is through next gen or precision bass navigation, they are allowing the airline to pack planes in tighter formation at lower altitudes and we know from nasa that aircraft operations below 3,000 feet decrease ground level air quality and i am submitting my testimony into the docket as well with the references so you can feel free to look them up yourself. we have all around this country the faa allowing, they changed the highways in

greg: is 140 degrees below zero and imus and i felt rejuvenated. rosanna: i felt energized. it does work. i wonder how long it works. it has got to be temporary. greg: not sure what happened to a scientifically but we got into these boots, 140 degrees below zero. >> athletes have been doing this a long time but it is going feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. definitely. we all use it differently. same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. enjoy better. greg: in a who is here. greg: you can see her on the nighttime news a lot. rosanna: you're

when i called the epa imus will be at a handle aircraft emissions. when i called the faa they told me to call but epa. i was shuttled from office to office with no agency ever accepting responsibility or accountability. my calls were not returned to the war were my concerns addressed. the advice i finally received from the epa was to hire a plane and do my own testing. this was especially disheartening since i had been led to believe the environmental protection agency was the ultimate protector of the environment. additionally the epa advised me to contact the department of environmental quality for the state of virginia, not surprisingly they informed me they do not regulate mobile sources of the missions, don't go to airports and don't check what is being loaded on planes. as for my request for my yard to be tested for heavy metal, chemical or biological contamination i was told the va deq could not use the money to test for those materials. my complaint was in an area they had no authority to investigate, another did end. i reported naval station