jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for trespassing, and booked into new york's rikers island jail. >> you going to be missed big bro. me and him, we had a special connection, special relationship. >> seven days later, he was found dead in his cell. >> they said he was baked to death. heat. his room temperature reached well over 100 degrees with no ventilation. >>there's no words to explain. it just looks like you came from a building that caught on fire. >> he was blacker than my hair. he was darker than my hair. >> jerome was a former marine, who suffered from bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse. >> a week went by and we didn't hear from him, then two weeks, then it was 3 weeks. then my mother started saying, something it ain't right. >> his family says he never should have been in jail. but a judge had set his bail at two thousand five hundred dollars. that's how much it would have cost him to walk free before his trial. since jerome couldn't afford to pay, he was sent

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do that -- he did the walk. >> jerome walk. >> jimmy: the jerome>> jimmy: you did the walk, and you're like "jerome's in the house." >> jerome's in the house! jerome's in the house! watch your'e mouth! [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's how he would enter. he would sing his own theme song. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: gosh, it was great. what got you into comedy in the first place? how did you get into it? >> growing up, watching richard pryor. i really wanted to do it so bad, i said, "mama, that's what i want to do." she said, "you know, son, comedy's very hard. it's one of the hardest things to do." i said, "mama, either i make it in comedy, or i don't make it at all." >> jimmy: wow. how old were you? >> i had to be about 12. >> jimmy: gosh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, chris rock, we've had him on the show a a bunch of times, he said the only person he would not follow is you. he's like "i can't follow martin lawrence." >> chris rock is a genius comic. i mean, he's one of the best out there. >> jimmy: he won't follow you. when martin

thank you, the good people of saint jerome's parish. to all my farm family here in western kentucky, it is great to be back at fancy farm. i want to begin by saying to the young people here today, i know you have been told your loud and too rowdy. but i'm happy you are here, and i'm happy to hear you. [cheers and applause]

jerome griffith, tumi holdings ceo and president.e you. >> thanks. >> this is the first interview since you came out with numbers and beat on revenue. what is driving it right now? people might say there is a good correlation between a strong healthy consumer and higher price point luggage. >> there is product innovation is driving the company forward. we've been innovating on a lot of different fabrics and styles over the last several years, and adding different product lines and opening a lot more stores. liz: show some of the new product line and cameras are on it. talk about what makes it new, i see different colors. in my house, we have a bunch of tumi, it's all back. >> technical innovation is the story. we work on durable and lightweight fabrics and introduced color. people particularly as they have more wome workplace, people want color and want to see the products as stylish. liz: or if they want to differentiate between their suitcase and somebody elses. >> which is always difficult on the belt. liz: these are not inexpensi

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we have the hotel jerome in aspen.have other properties that are going to open soon. >> what is the next when you're going to open? >> i can tell you the next popular we will open is in fiji. >> that is going to be a long flight for you. >> it is a long flight. the we are excited because we look for spectacular locations to delight our guests. >> thank you for spending time with us. back any time. mark harmon, managing partner of auberge resorts. this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. for headlines, let's go to su keenan in the newsroom. >> we have late word goldman sachs has agreed to buy back $3.15 billion in mortgage securities as part of a settlement with the housing finance agency. the deal aims to resolve all residentialed to mortgage-backed security spot by fannie mae and freddie mac from 2005 two 2007. very big news. argentine bonds sell for a second week after the argentine president proposed a plan to get the country out of default. a u.s. judge called the

jerome, thanks for joining us.t's the major concern among small businesses in the area that you are located in? >> well, i probably would say the concern and the fear was with -- would people still come out to our small business in the community because of what they are seeing on the television. >> but you are a business that certains locals mainly? you are not dealing with the tourist trade or transient trade. are people coming in? >> yes, actually a lot of people. ferguson say community that the majority of the world is not seeing at the moment. our residents come together very well. so when this crisis first started everybody has come out to support and so we have had residents that went to almost every restaurant on that street just to make sure that they can maintain during this crisis. so for us, and the residents and the people that live here, we want the rest of the world to see who we are. the things that everybody is seeing on tv, they are just focused on one street only. >> you know, you may have just he

jerome boger. trying to sort this out. >> referee: player out of bounds while run on the punt, kicking team number 30. the five-yard penalty will be added the end of the run. carolina keeps the ball. first down. >> kevin: here's ron rivera. let's see what happens. oh, he out of bounds, yup. ron saw it. there it is! more on car insura. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. when was the last time your wireless company made you feel like this? the new cricket wireless believes you should be doing a lot more of this. so we don't have any of those silly annual contracts. but we do have a whole lot of coverage... ..for not a lot of money. so everyone ... can feel like this. sign up and get a free 4g smartphone... ...on our nationwide 4g network. after $50 mail-in rebate cricket

i would like to thank jerome parish.l of the volunteers that have made this such a wonderful organization and events. many ofghted to see so my friends and neighbors in the crowd today. if you are from out of town or visiting for the first time, we welcome you. i grew up here. i have lived here all my life here at i can attest to what a wonderful place this is to run a family, to work, to start a business. i know what incredible resources are available to our area and how much potential exists. we have seven vocational technical schools all within a 50 mile radius. we have a very skilled workforce to offer. our primary and secondary schools are outstanding. there the home of one of top 100 hospitals in the united states. impressive manufacturing structure within 30 miles. we are rail accessible. we provide tax incentives for new services expanding into our county. regardless of how well suited grace county may be, regardless , they keep potential us from reaching the full potential. president oh bomb is policies are hurt

jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for

that's all this guy jerome williams would need. who is jerome williams?he phillies are his third team this year. it is his fourth quality start for the phillies. as they beat the mets tonight up at city field seven to two. >>> it was decision day for the eagles and the rest of the national football league. rosters had to be reduced to 53 players for the start of the regular season coming up this week. among notable, kicker alex henry, codey parkey will be the eagles kicker. matt barkley gets the three quarter quarterback spot. three running backs, including henry josie and matthew tucker, that means the eagles will start the season with only three running backs on the roster, mccoy, spree, and chris polk. for around the national football league, mime al sam did not make the st. louis rams roster among the last cuts today by the rams. afterward he said on his twitter account, quote, the journey continues. college football over in ireland this morning, the classic, james franklin and first game at penn state, nittany lion led the entire game until minute 13

and jerome williams struck out four. the phillies win it 4-1. williams first win as as phil.any are over the ice bucket challenge. i had to show you chase utley. into it. the best one yet. and the coldest. it's the one pre-season game that your guys are peeled. and shady mccoy should take part. he hurt his big toe during a joint practice with the patriots. he is working through it. >> my toe is really bothering me. during a game it was kind of real sore. a couple of days before that i played through it. it was hurting really bad. i got an mri and x-rays it's fine. >> desean jackson wearing number 11. washington held off johnny manziel, 24-23. you don't want to miss the pre-season game. the steelers and eagles kick off at 7:30. >>> the eagles are oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price to

jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for

jerome williams making his first start. harris ruled at the baseline at first base. saved a run. phillies lead 1-0 in the fourth. getting ready for the little league world series. excited to get their uniforms today just like the old powder blue phillies. the kids are in awe of all of this. >> it's absolutely amazing. i never believed we could be here. i've seen it on tv every year. i never thought it would come true. >> we're one of the 16 best teams in the world. it's very exciting. we have to keep our heads in the game even with the fans back home watching forget about that and play our game. >> the rain can't dampen their spirits. first game is friday. i'm john clark from comcast sports net. p >>> here's a live look at the first alert radar. still have a thunderstorms warning out. moving into atlantic county. strong winds with this. otherwise very heavy rain in southsey. few showers for the morning commute. end of the week looks good. >> for all of us here thanks for watching. jimmy fallon is up next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in

outside jerome hall was first in line hoping his lucky charm would come through, as it has so many times before. >> what have you won in the past? >> $50,000 one time. $6,000. $1,000. it adds up. >> earlier a vip party touched off the celebration. there were fireworks, music and performers dancing on the casino wall. >> this is truly a lucky day for baltimore. >> back out here live again you can see the lines are moving somewhat. they move a little bit and stop again. i have talked to a spokesman for the casino. he tells me they were letting people in 100 at a time. again, they have reached capacity. they have to keep safety in mind. the people out here were told they could be waiting up to three more hours to get in. i asked, why are you waiting? they said they invested this much time. they will go ahead and wait. darcy spencer, news 4. >> thanks. a company ceo caught on camera kicking his dog could face charges. desmond hague won a catering contract for the 49erne stadium. some of the fans want the contract dropped after cameras caught him with his doberman puppy in a hotel elevator. t

jerome williams signing autographs for a youngster pregame.illiams helped his own cause in the second. lays down the safety squeeze bunt. run comes in. the phils go up 2-0. williams excellent on the mound as well. in the fourth gets matt adams looking. does the same to matt carpenter in the fifth. williams eight innings of one-run ball. fills up 5-1 in the seventh. jimmy rollins at the dish and he connects on this one. two-run blast to left. that's his 16th of the season. phils win it 7-1 over the cardinals and williams gets the win for the phillies. he's enjoying the change of scenery. >> i've been in the american league for a long time. coming over to the national league i think i can contribute in different ways. so i think just -- i'm just happy i'm actually doing the job that i've been doing. >> wins will do that. >>> to football now. the eagles opened their season two weeks from today when the jaguars come to lincoln financial field. but one preseason game remains this thursday against the jets. the starters will not play in this one aga

phils easily take this one, the final score seven-one and a good outing for jerome williams in his thirdtart for the team. he would pitch eight innings five strikeouts. skipper ryne sandberg is happy with the new addition. >> working real well with both catchers and he's working good with the mitt. he's a command guy hitting his spot and then mixes speeds as you go along through the lineups but he was outstanding and just a big lift on a day given our bullpen break after yesterday. >> and the phillies will pay special tribute to the taney dragons later this week. the entire team will participate in a ceremony before wednesday night's game against the nationals. some of the proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the taney little league. >>> meanwhile, jackie robinson reds from chicago, the team that knocked the dragons out of the little league world series playing in a championship game. south korea wins this one, eight to four. >>> well, another dave practice at the novacare complex today. the eagles still making adjustments two weeks left until the start of the regular season and a big

and was actually dancing for jerome robbins and for ballanchine. was the youngest member of the new york city ballet when she was, i think, 14, 15. so that's who she was. >> yeah. there is a -- there are a number of powerful and poignant stories in the book, which is why everybody is talking about this. but the story of when your mother birthed you, and a message is sent to your father, while he's on a movie set with katharine hepburn -- i'll let you tell the story. but i want to ask you about this story. but let me ask you to tell the story first of how your dad finds out about this daughter who will be named anjelica. >> well, my dad was making "the african queen" in uganda in the deepest, darkest heart of africa. and nobody went on location in those days. everything was done in the studios. so this was an unusual thing for a big studio to allow a film director to take an a-list cast down to africa, to the belgian congo. and i was born a big, healthy bouncing baby girl at the cedars of lebanon hospital in los angeles. the news was cabled to the t

jerome who's a works for the university of bergen in norway. he measured the concentration of toxic chemicals present in various food products. and the results that he obtained are unlikely. different colors represent different pollutants. here you have different food. only milk eggs apples potatoes. and. that's incredible we can see from the charts the farmed fish has much higher levels than the other products. as a porter compared to other products can see very clearly that farmed salmon contains much more pollutants of course. you can see the number as well as. if you . look at the farmed fish is five times more toxic than all the other products found in our supermarkets. and the conclusion is obvious. do you still eat farmed fish. no i don't know if you've stopped since these studies . so you simply must avoid exposure to these pollutants will find jesting then you're exposed do you think that's obvious . because it not only is about measuring these pollutants it's also about evaluating their effects on these laboratory rats. we have a test

over the cards thanks to the phils offensive outburst and another strong showing by the big fellow jerome williams. he went eight innings, allowed one run, and struck out five. those wins -- phils win seven to; host the national's tonight. >> rice and bully got his first start fortune and and made it a good one. union got two goals from andrew, and beat the san jose earthquakes four-two. union plays again week from wednesday when toronto comes to chester. >>> and, the little league world series seventh inning yesterday, and a pass ball leads to run for chicago's jackie robinson west. the little league team oh, from chicago could get no closer, though, south korea would win third little league world series, congratulations to the south korean champions, and to all the young athletes that the little league world series hosed that tournament so much fun. south korea won the title but everybody is a winner, who participated specially our taney dragons. >> and south korea to beat japan, too. >> oh, japan has been strong for long, long, long time. but great tournament for everyone, all come tog

jerome williams, big fellow, pitched fine game.went eight innings and allowed the cardinals only one run, also struck out five. phils win seven to one, the phils host the national least east leading washington nationals later tonight. >>> the union welcoming their new goalie, yesterday at ppl park chester. they welcomed him in fine fashionment andrew scored two goals, and the union beat the san jose earthquakes four-two, union plays toronto at home, a week from wednesday. jackie robinson west little league team of chicago scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh in williamsport. but their spirited come back fell short. south korea beat the us champions eight to four, to win their third title little league world series title championship. congratulates toss south korea, and all of the young players, who played little league, all across the country. that's what it is all about. right there. >> still a kids game. >> such a great tournament. >> well the team that stole the hearts of the tri-state region, has come home. >> the tan

jerome williams on the mound for the phillies taking on the ageless colon.he phillies lost last night after a very bad seventh inning. the game tied at one, jake diekman load the bases with two outs and graze sizemore to rob the routine fly ball here and two runners score on that. then the mets execute a perfect double steal. the phillies will lose four to one. they're trying right the ship tonight. >>> state senator anthony hardy williams and local officials tipping off the ultimate back to school basketball challenge today so everyone playing and everyone who went to the game has to be donating note books, back packs, pencils and other school supplies and they can be donate d to schools of their choice. >> i saw you at that penn state tailgate. >> oh, yeah, 8:30 in the morning. >> you were there. >> not me. >> never too early. >> thanks, lesley. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news," an early morning homecoming of champions. we'll hear from the local team that won it all in the babe ruth world series. >> ♪ >> well, we've all heard about the taney dragons, b

phillies starter jerome williams allowed three hits, one run, in seven strong innings, striking out four mariners on the night. the big hit though was from fill in-'s andre blanco, three run blast was his first in 2011. phils beat the mariners four to one. a.j. burnett gets the start for the phils tonight. >>> and the season cbs-3 is your home for thursday night football. beginning september 11, the first game will be the baltimore ravens hosting the pittsburgh steelers, yesterday, was media day in new york, and our own beasley reese was on hand, with all the stars of cbs sports. should be an exciting games on great night to watch football, thursday nights this fall on cbs-3. >>> cleveland browns rookie manziel in hot water after shall we say flipping the birds toward the washington redskins bench. in the third quarter of last night's game, in lands over, maryland, cleveland lost it to washington 24-23. the browns are coached by former north penn coach, mike petin. in case you're wondering, the redskins desean jackson caught two passes for 34 yards. >> now, you can talk about all that an

burnett gets the start against the seattle mariners in south philly, last night, pitcher jerome williams kept the mariners in check, all night. he struck out four, helped see at toll one run, andre blanco filled in for jimmy rollins at shortstop. hit a 300 run homerun in the fifth inning. phils win this four to one. >>> and now there was good news at eagles practice yesterday. both jeremy maclin and lesean mccoy were both on the field at nova care. maclin sat out friday's game with patriots with sore hamstring, and shade had i an mri on his tow. the eagles host the steelers in thursday night's pre-season home opener. can't wait for that. >>> and cleveland browns rookie quarterback and 2012 heisman trophy winner johnny manziel apologizing for making gesture. came in the third quarter of the loss to washington, manziel says the gesture came in the heat of battle. >> i get words exchanged with me, throughout the entirety of the game, every game. , week after week. should have been smarter. monday night football game. i mean, the cameras were probably solidly on me. so i need to be smarter a

more than enough for jerome williams. robinson cano to ground out to end the sixth. williams allows one run in seven innings. phillies win the opener, 4-1 the final. >>> eagles will host the steelers thursday in their third preseason game. the health of eagles wide receivers has been a concern throughout game, but riley cooper and jeremy maclin practiced today with plans on playing on thursday as they continue to work on their timing with nick foles. >> it looks food s good to hav on the field together and playing. as far as our relationship with nick, each one of us has our own different type of relationship with nick. >> it's not as big of a deal with us. what each other is toidoing. it's a big thing for the quarterback. quicker we get everybody healthy and playing together, the better we'll be. >>> de sean jackson, two catches in his redskins debuten t en tt. that's going to do it for sports. we'll be right back. >>> that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. "the tonight show" is coming your way next. have a great night. we'll see

last question, jerome. >> thank you, mr. president. earlier today the israeli prime minister described the operation as justified and proportionate. do you agree with these words? and israel and hamas seem to be at odds. are you hopeful the cease-fire can be achieved and what can role can the u.s. play? >> i have said from the beginning that no country would tolerate rockets being launched into their cities. as a consequence, i have consistently supported israeli's right to defend itself, and that includes doing what it needs to do to prevent rockets from landing on population centers and more recently as we learned, preventing tunnels from being dug under their territory that can be used to launch terrorist attacks. i also think u it is important to remember that hamas acts extraordinary irresponsibly when it is deliberately citing rocket launchers in population centers. putting populations at risk because of that particular military strategy. now, having said all that, i have also expressed my distress at what's happened to innocent

. >> last question, jerome cartillia. >> thank you, mr. president.arlier today israeli prime minister described the operation as justified and proportionate. do you agree with these two words? and israel and hamas seems to be at odds over the cease-fire. are you hopeful a true cease-fire can be achieved and what exact role can the u.s. play in the talks going on in cairo? >> i have said from the beginning that no country would tolerate rockets being launched into their cities. and as a consequence, i have consistently supported israel's right to defend itself, and that includes doing what it needs to do to prevent rockets from landing on population centers and more recently as we learned preventing tunnels from being dug under their territory that can be used to launch terrorist attacks. i also think it is important to remember that hamas acts extraordinarily irresponsibly when it is deliberately sighting rocket launchers in population centers. you know, putting populations at risk because of that particular military strategy. now, having said all th

jerome went seven innings. gave up a run on three hits and struck out four.he big hit came off the bat of andres blanco three run homer in the fifth his first homer in 33 years and phillies win four-one. >> good news eagles practice. jeremy maclin and lesean mccoy back on the field. maclin missed friday's game with a shore hamstring. he underwent an mri with a toe injury and missed practice yesterday but felt little bit >> one of the few remaining b17 bombers pay as visit to our ar area. >> she's beautiful. this is the memphis bell the model that was used in the movie it took to the skies over philadelphia today offering some great views of the city on what was a truly beautiful day. the original memphis bell is paterson air force beanies ohio under going restoration right now much it will be open to the public this week and at northeast airport. you can take ground tours and flights as well. enjoy. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" continues in the morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl and n

jerome yates recalled, quote, most of the negroes were killed after the battle. some was killed after they were taken to the rear. james vanderly described it as, quote, a truly bloody site, a perfect massacre, nearly a black flag fight. i had been hoping that the enemy would bring some negroes against this army, and now that they had, wrote william, i am convinced that hit has a splendd effect on our men. he concluded that, though, quote, it seems cruel to murder them in cold blood, the men who did it had very good cause for doing so. years after the war, edward porter alexander remembered a quote, the general feeling of the men towards their employment, black soldiers, was very bitter. the sympathy of the north for john brown's memory was taken for proof, according to alexander, of a desire that our slaves should rise in a servile insurrection and massacre throughout the south and the enlistment of negro troops was regarded as advertisement of that desire and encouragement of the idea true to negro. it is estimated upwards of 200 black union soldiers may have b

jerome in miami, florida. caller: good morning. think it is a good thing that they put the national guard inside those communities. in miami, we've had a couple riots. using outside forces usually does help in quelling some of the violence. done a lot by people who do not have jobs. the speeches went well and then at night, everything seems to go violent all of a sudden. a curfew should be in place to protect his misses and people-- a curfew should be in place to protect businesses and people. police, fire, and other civil service agencies need to start who live inpeople those communities. that way they know the people little bit more. maybe the person who saw the person could say oh, i know -- i know the ground there, i know his father and mother. people who have jobs and are living outside those communities do not have any real ties to the community. host: to your first point, were you saying you think there is usually more tension between the community and the local police? and that is why you think the national guard might be m

we've also had a number of number one bestsellers by jerome corsi is a staff writer for us. but this secret to wnd is we publish books a lot of other publishers would be afraid to publish. it's the philosophy of wnd. we started as a watchdog news agency, kind with their tradition of american journalism where somebody needs to be the watchdog on government and other powerful institutions. we translate that into books over the years by printing, publishing edgy titles. by the way, both christian and secular. we've had a lot of success in the christian field. because a lot of christian publishers don't like controversy. we love controversy. >> who are some of the authorship coming out this fall? >> we have one very am it's been a secret so this is a scoop for c-span. remember todd akin, the political byword todd akin? well, he's been very quiet for the last two years. one of the things we've noticed is that every day we subscribe to google alert like everybody else does. i always subscribe to todd akin to sue people are saying about them. it has never stopped. the criticism, yo

boogie, woogie baby >> after success with the first, tetter crafted another guitar for his friend, jeromefe without parole for a drug-related double murder. ♪ >> i paid the prison equivalent of $25 for it, which is nine packs of cigarettes. >> and he's had more highs off the guitar than he ever had off of drugs. he don't even fool with that anymore. >> learning to play guitar has been one of the high points of my life. it's a shame i had to do it here, but it's a miracle i did it. ♪ >> think you can get me on "american idol?" >> while tetter and berard pass the time playing guitar, a contraband brew called prison julep provides an escape for other inmates. >> of course, yeast is the catalyst for that. they're not able to steal the yeast, per se. they will take raw dough and try to hide raw dough and keep it. they'll take bread to use. any type of a juice that has any form of sugar in it, they will use that. >> today, officers perform a random search in one of holman's general population dorms. though looking for any type of contraband, they keep a nose out for prison julep. >> you can sme

. >> jerome starling, a miami minister has been coming to july bows for 30 years. once we came, it was a good day. the people was glad to have us. people like bobby was glad to have us. they knew we were good workers and people. >> in 1980 much of miami erupted in violence after four white police officers were acquitted in the beating death of a black man. in liberty city many white-opened businesses were burned to the ground, but july bows was left unscathed. the community came out and protected july bows, understanding that this was a good institution. >> jumbos was spared because this was a safe haven. they knew they were treated well by the opener and he had respect for african-americans. >> reporter: after the riots white customers stopped coming. liberty city struggled more. and in 2005 hurricane will ma nearly blew jux bows off the map. i lost a lot of money. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands. >> yes, over 400,000. >> reporter: as the troubles pile up, so g did the bils. at age 69 he decided to sell to a developer. >> i'm sad in some ways. i'm ready to move