peggy told jim and jim pulled the trigger.wn personal demons. >> that point is underscored when bill hill took the stabbed. and told the court about the day jim huden shared his darkest secret. >> he said, i need to tell but something that is on my mind. >> as jim huden clenched hi teeth and staired daggers at his former close friend, bill hill continued. >> he proceeded to tell me that my stepfather that used to beat me and beat my mother and always have hated that man, wanted to find somebody else that fit that m.o., then he said, they did find a person that fit and said that they murdered him. >> in halting language, hill told the same story he told police eight years earlier, that peggy thomas aided in the execution of russel douglas. and that russel's widow, brenna, had known about it. >> said, who all knows about this. >> did he tell new. >> yes, he did. he said the only people that knew was him, peggy, his wife, jean, and the woman at the hair shop. that she didn't play much of a part but she knew it was going to happen

jim: he's leaning. nick: just needed to keep that shoulder going forward rather than underneath it, threw it up in the air lost the penetration. lost a good five or six yards of distance. jim: four or five feet closer than hahn. casey has the most complicated situation left. he's got a little third shot chip that's going to break hard right on him. david: my eyesight is going that was 9 which explains it. jim: 8 would have been nice. here's how they got here. this was at the fourth hole. hahn. nick: this is a serious hole, the fourth. one of the toughest. jim: casey at the 16th. he was playing well ahead of the last groups. people took notice at this point right here. that casey was going to be in the mix. at the 15th hole. dustin johnson. for birdie. see anything that looks like it's going to be birdie time here, you never know. nick: you never know. jim: could be headed over to the 10th. david: that would be poetic justice to go to the 10th hole and decide this. nick: more than likely it would be deci

jim: jason day is still -- peter: he doesn't have a good angle, jim from here.erned of. peter: he's trying to find the spot on the ridge where he needs to get the ball to funnel it toward the hole. he'll definitely have to carry it to the top tier try to get the speed right as it comes off that ridge. david: there are a couple of very nervous-looking ducks in this pond since that last -- one of them looks paranoid. jim: the lucas glover shot. david: it is not clear to him what is going on here. nick: you're right. land it right on the crest of that ridge. jim: what a gorgeous shot. we have a four on the way for sure for jason day. with a win jason would move to seventh. stallings would move into the top 10. so would harris english. j.b. would move him to 12th. you talk about all the things that are happening in the game of golf and the term "changing of the guard" is a little stale now because a lot of people could argue that that's been in progress here for several years with rory mcilroy's four wins in three years but if you're looking for young stars, more to

jim: he's leaning. nick: just needed to keep that shoulder going forward rather than underneath it, threw it up in the air lost the penetration. lost a good five or six yards of distance. jim: four or five feet closer than hahn. casey has the most complicated situation left. he's got a little third shot chip that's going to break hard right on him. david: my eyesight is going that was 9 which explains it. jim: 8 would have been nice. here's how they got here. this was at the fourth hole. hahn. nick: this is a serious hole, the fourth. one of the toughest. jim: casey at the 16th. he was playing well ahead of the last groups. people took notice at this point right here. that casey was going to be in the mix. at the 15th hole. dustin johnson. for birdie. see anything that looks like it's going to be birdie time here, you never know. nick: you never know. jim: could be headed over to the 10th. david: that would be poetic justice to go to the 10th hole and decide this. nick: more than likely it would be deci

jim: now j.b.g anxiously right also. nick: the same deal. he'll be on the bank of the bunker. jim: he's in the sand. nick: yeah, that's lay-up. decisions are made. david: if he's got a decent lie he might be able to reach from there and maybe put in a situation where he has to take a leap at it. nick: i doubt it. one slip and it's all over. jim: jason who made the most aggressive play in regulation at the 18th, over the green in two. he loves it. nick: he loves it. and he's got the iron power to get there. peter: well, he's on a little bit of a downslope however. so we'll have to see once we look at the lie. jim: that is what you call center cut. right on it. scott stallings the last. to play the tee shot. nick: a little shorter swing. is it swooping back? oversweeped it. oh, in that meg thick stuff. wedge. -- megathick stuff. wedge. jim: definitely up there. advantage jason day off the tee first playoff hole. male announcer ] ours was the first modern airliner, revolutionary by every standard. and

jim williams' trial was first.ieve that on october 19th, 1983, jim and sharon williams got into some kind of argument, possibly about jim's affair with joanne. the argument at some point turned violent. she was hit twice in the back of the head, fracturing her skull, causing massive internal bleeding. to make the death look like an accident, prosecutors say jim placed sharon's body in her car and drove down the embankment. he then set fire to the grass nearby and fled the scene before police arrived. with sharon out of the way, the only one standing between jim and joanne was walter. the forensic evidence shows that walter was shot in the back with a high-velocity pistol. walter's body was placed in the cistern on jim williams' property. there were no eyewitnesses. the murder weapon was never identified. the rope which bound walter scott did not match rope in the williams' garage. however, witnesses saw jim williams pouring concrete over the cistern and building the flower box a few weeks after walter's disappearan

imagine somebody like jim webb or jim webb, himself, on the stage with hillary clinton having a debatelk about,s cronyism favoritism, liberal elites on the coast. that's an argument that's going to sell, going to sell in places like potentially an iowa. it's going to sell among a democratic base that maybe hasn't been a democratic base for a long time that's flirted with republicans. in some cases voted for republicans. if democrats want to win, they're going to have to get at least some of those voters back and i think jim webb again, or somebody like him could be the person to challenge hillary on that. >> is he going to step up with you know, going after hillary clinton? >> that's really the question. >> right so far he's really been soft on this topic. he doesn't want to criticize her. he doesn't want to go after her. he's not definitely a candidate yet. i suppose if he gets on that debate stage he is going to go after her and he's going to be tough. i think jim webb is a very interesting general election candidate. i think in this party the party doesn't know how liberal it is but

exclusive hotel deals - up to 60% off...priceline.com >>> senator jim webb >>> senator jim web believes he can lead the democratic party into the future and he hopes to do that at least in part by recapturing a constituency from the party's past. >> i made this decision after reflecting on numerous political commentaries. >> on november 19 2014 former virginia senator jim web announced he was considering a run for president in 2016. >> strong majority of americans agree that we are at a serious cross roads. >> he feels he has a vision to offer. he believes big money has taken over politics with government not responding to the needs of the public. >> if you break down our problem in this country it's gray. >> david "mud cat" sanders is a friend. web feels his own party, the democrats are writing off the working class and not taking their social concerns seriously. >> the modern democratic party over the last 20, 30 years the democratic party has abandoned working class white people especially southerners. >> and that's a democrat speaking. once more peter rand is chairman of the democra

jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and pace. today that 63 that jim furyk shot yesterday without benefit of putting your hands on it. then again you see so many times a guy trying to back it up it's a difficult thing to do. let's see if we can give eric close a little highlight to take home with him. there you go. matt jones will step up and have a little putt for birdie. now, he was up at the pebble beach practice and teaching facility warming up for this round today and he was face-timing with his instructor back in australia watching him warm-up. how about that? got a final-hole birdie for 73. nothing happening on that front side. and that's the only birdie of the

jim in north carolina. jim? >> caller: boo-yah from the queen city charlotte, north carolina. >> that's right. i was aware of that. not the rose city which is winston-salem. what's going on? >> caller: i know the sector has taken a hit, but i like to know about quantum services. is it a buy? >> no. it's infrastructure. infrastructure is just no good right now. i just can't go for it. i'm just not going to go for it. too risky. just too risky. let's go to robert in new york. robert? >> caller: hey jim, how you doing? thanks for your love for the market. i want to know about arcadia health care. >> i think substance abuse and behavioral unfortunately is a very big growth market, and those guys are real players. a terrific story. let's go to phyllis in new jersey. phyllis? >> caller: hi jim. it's a pleasure to speak with you. an entertainer extraordinaire. >> thank you very much. >> caller: i've had a longtime stake in viacom and would appreciate on your thoughts to buy, sell hold. >> i'm going to have to say don't

>> that's right, jim.e've been known up to this point in time as really an ms company, multiple multiple sclerosis company companycome company company. there are three times as many patients from ibd and inflammatory bowl disease importly recognizes that it breaks down into two types of diseases and a spectrum of diseases. our phase two data was a colitis but there is success that will work in crohn's disease and we expect a study this year. >> we haven't seen a drug that can do this many things. i hope the fda agrees with me. thank you, you are the president and ceo of receptos. one of the greatest performing stocks and i don't think it's done. thank use for being on the show. >> thank you, thank you for having me back. >> guys this is real. receptos is exciting. "mad money" is back after this. if you want to succeed in business, mistakes are a luxury you can't afford. that's why i recommend fast reliable comcast business internet. they know what businesses need. and there's a no-mistake guarantee. if you

let's go to jim in illinois. jim?st-time caller from chicago, home of the blackhawks and white sox. my stock is watsco. >> my friend turned me on to that stock about 100% ago. you have got a winner on that one. terrific. and that ladies and gentlemen, concludes the lightning round! >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah from the palmetto state. >> great barbecue, what's going on? >> caller: greetings from buffalo, new york. >> oh, man, my friend biebs is going to love this phone call. what's up? kurt in idaho. kurt? wow, kurt pick me up. whoa. >> caller: been watching you since you had gallagher hair. >> amazing how the stocks can make major moves right in front of your eyes. as long as you don't take the labels off, you can return them. oh nice shot! sorry! stick with cramer! right in the eye. could you tell it was in my eye? really? >>> all right, here's a really intriguing idea. what if there was a platform that let you invest right alongside venture capital f

jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and pace. today that 63 that jim furyk shot yesterday without benefit of putting your hands on it. then again you see so many times a guy trying to back it up it's a difficult thing to do. let's see if we can give eric close a little highlight to take home with him. there you go. matt jones will step up and have a little putt for birdie. now, he was up at the pebble beach practice and teaching facility warming up for this round today and he was face-timing with his instructor back in australia watching him warm-up. how about that? got a final-hole birdie for 73. nothing happening on that front side. and that's the only birdie of the

let's go to jim in minnesota. please, jim? >> jim, you're such an inspiration. >> thank you. thank you. >> my stock is snapple. >> dr pepper snapple is the best in the group. after today's -- maybe at this point, after this news quarter we look back and we say, you know what? i want more sustainability. i want to be in pepsi with nui. and that is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> what do we do with a high yielding bond market? now that interest rates have snapped back dra mat ukly and look to be headed higher longer term? i say we have to start looking at them individually to measure the growth prospect so they can pull out from th

jim brush... >> jeff!> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facing

jim: of course.fit institution can afford to invest in the technology required to deliver financial services at a low enough cost to make it worth the while to serve these people? that is the issue. the reason banks don't serve these people is because as too expensive. jim: that is the reason why, as they talk about this tax reform debate, there is a reason why credit unions have the niche they do, because they serve -- erik: even if you don't have to make money, you still have to cover costs. jim: we band together. we have the largest atm network in the entire country. bigger than bank of america. 3000 atms. if you join one credit union you can likely get free atm services across the country from a 30,000 atm network. brendan: i drove by a used car lot that said get a federal credit union loan. cap credit unions get too big? jim: it is not about how big they are, it is who they serve and how they do it. size is not the issue because size and scale can help you support underserved populations and go

>> yeah jim, on behalf of the windy city, thank you for taking my call. >> not a problem. >> jim, this may be several months away this is a topic in the news with the prospect of the feds raising interest rates in june or even early in 2016 shouldn't the prudent investor take property or equity holdings ahead of the first rate hike. >> dave if you're a hedge fund manager, if you can get in and get out, that is right. and not drive your partners crazy, then i think yeah but if you're like the people who watch this show and you're like me that first one, you will get a quick drop down i am not going to get that in and out stuff. we are not hedge fund managers, we are long-term investors trying to find quality stocks that will not be affected if the interest rates go 2% that is my promise to you, we're not going to shake you out and do what so many others are doing. ed in arizona, ed? >> hey jim, southwest airline was holding to its two earnings. this was about a 50% gain. when is a good time to get back in and would you prefer southwest or jetblue? >> my favorite is spirit and then south

jim had gotten all these people together to come to the house, talking about -- >> when you say jim, who is that? >> jim bono was an attorney in san jose. and a close friend of mine. >> okay. >> and he just did this on his own. >> so continue the story. all these people. >> anyway, this is 1974, and this seat had been held by the republicans for, i don't know, 48 years or something like that. and the question was, can a democrat win this congressional seat? and, you know, there was the fair housing act of 1964 on the ballot statewide. wilson riles was an african-american who ran for state superintendent of public instruction statewide and won. so the question was, if you take some of these maybe six or eight issues that had been on the ballot and sort of researched them, could we see whether or not this 13th congressional district could be won by a democrat? and -- but in those days, it was, you know, before you were in microsoft and computers weren't even around, and you had to go in and say, okay, precinct 337. 100 voted in 1964 on proposition 13. you take down the numbers. you had

i also teach jim crow in america. i teach a graduate class called racial literacy for historians about understanding the way races moving from the 1500s into the current day in how it's moving through the archives and how we can understand the way power and inequality gets replicated from one era to the next of how racism functions and may also teach a course on urban and suburban america coming metropolitan history course. the book that you are discussing today has a lot about miami in the context of jamaica and cuba and dominican republic. i tried the best i can to make sure students read outside the u.s. it's important to have a comparative perspective. >> what is the photo you chose for the final? >> that is my favorite photo you there's a lot of pictures. this is a park established in 1969 in the central niekro district after the interstate highway comes through and displaces some 50,000 residents. it's actually created by a city commissioner in the city of miami and she is also a landlord who s. property not in

let's go to jim in new jersey. jim? >> caller: hey, punxsutawney jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. how about you, partner? >> caller: listen with the new american renaissance, we talked about the automobile renaissance, now there's an oil renaissance, doubtful we are going to surpass everybody. so my question to you is tanker stocks am i in for rough seas? i'm not a trader -- >> well here's your problem with tanker stocks. the tanker companies will not agree with me. here's the deal tanker companies exist to send oil from nigeria to the united states. oil from venezuela to the united states. the tanker companies were import companies, and i've got to tell you, we don't need their oil anymore! so all you're playing now is china. and i've got to tell you, china, so far, the oil business hasn't picked up. and you're doing a financial arbitrage, too, a lot of hedge funds buying tankers, day rates, storing oil, i don't like that trade either. mike in new jersey mike mike mike. >> hey, jim. love to the show. >> thank you. >> i'm here with my buddy tom. we're both

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hello alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: hey jim.u mentioned the red carpet and i promise a red carpet is underneath the plastic. preparations under way for hollywood's biggest night. after the big show abc funny man and talk show host jimmy kimmel is prepping for a big show of his own. boy does he have a star studded lineup. we had a chance to sit down with jimmy kimmel today on his set actually in his seat, how cool is that and he talked about preparations for the big show on sunday, a lineup including oscar nominees from benedict cumberbatch to eddie redmayne. he has other stairs meal la kuehne this jennifer aniston involved and some of kimmel's all time favorites. do you get star struck i always wonder that. >> every once in awhile, yeah. john travolta is our guest and i met him once very briefly -- actually i met him twice very briefly. i got to tell the story on the show. >> reporter: i like this we're crafting the show together. >> i snuck into the oscars many years ago when i was a radio dj here in l.a. and we sneaked into th

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jim in california, jim? >> caller: hey, jim.he price of fuel down and paying less how are they going to meet the numbers? >> that's a good point. we liked it lower, had a big run. jack moore you know we went over this. and you're right, i mean, i think that -- maybe there'll be a hiccup here. could be a hiccup. it is a great company, though. debbie in california debbie? >> hi jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> and thank you for your help from coast to coast and beyond. i'm calling about pilgrim's pride. >> no, it's a little bit too commodity for me. look we've got hane, that is a good one nice quarter, by the way, a lot of people were betting against them because of the strong dollar. some bet against irwin simon. has that been a smart idea to date? let's go to tom in virginia. tom? >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. >> boo-yah, tom. >> thanks for everything you do for us little guys out here. >> of course, of course. >> caller: how about a long-term hold for long-term addition of blackstone. >> i totally agree. buying

this is the twelfth annual jim jury vcyo classic.t's the four day tournament featuring dozens of local teams and this event raises money for cancer research. >>> sixers fans still trying to figure out what it all means. >> it's a head scratchier, jim the sixers say they have a plan. michael carter williams no longer a part of it in explaining why they treaded mcw and k.j. mcdaniels. they point to extra draft picks and sixers fans will be patient. >> they understand the way we see the world is to have a broad set of options because good decisions will come from a broad set of options and be willing to make tough calls if we have something but think we have something that will move the program forward more so that will do it. >> if we do the right thing by city and program maybe i'm naive and right and maybe i'm wrong but i think good comes from that and i'm going to back myself and i'm going to back sam and these types of decisions. >> sixers and paceers sixers are here. isaiah cannon from houston and miguel magee from denver. nerlens

jim had gotten all these people together to come to the house, talking about -- >> when you say jim, who is that? >> jim bono was an attorney in san jose. and a close friend of mine. >> okay. >> and he just did this on his own. >> so continue the story. all these people. >> anyway, this is 1974, and this seat had been held by the republicans for, i don't know, 48 years or something like that. and the question was, can a democrat win this congressional seat? and, you know, there was the fair housing act of 1964 on the ballot statewide. wilson riles was an african-american who ran for state superintendent of public instruction statewide and won. so the question was, if you take some of these maybe six or eight issues that had been on the ballot and sort of researched them, could we see whether or not this 13th congressional district could be won by a democrat? and -- but in those days, it was, you know, before you were in microsoft and computers weren't even around, and you had to go in and say, okay, precinct 337. 100 voted in 1964 on proposition 13. you take down the numbers. you had

jim?the military reaction. and further, certainly, further participation in the coalition, and no backing off, but military strikes, and that is not necessarily can't happen right away, because you have to draw up the targets, and the intelligence, and the places that are not just knee-jerk reactions in the military sense, but to targets that are going to be you hope take a toll on isis, but something that will be coming in the coming days. >> and nouw, coming from jordan our correspondent jomana what are you seeing? >> well, this is something that jordanians are calling for, don. we heard nit amman a few hours ago that people took the streets that there sis a call for the revenge. and then we heard the government and the military saying that there is going to be retaliation, and so that the government here, the king, they are under pressure to deliver this response fast. people want to see a reaction straightaway and as jim mention mentioned, this of course, includes the tribe of jordan a

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>> caller: jim, dr. jim, i have a question. with the leveling out of energy prices, i wonder if it's a good time to get into the energy services people sillka -- >> you know what, we've got so many high-quality companies in that industry that are trading at incredible lows, we're not going to go down that food chain. not worth it. diego? >> caller: hi jim. first of all, thank you for you and everything your team do. you guys are phenomenal. i am definitely a citizen of cramerica. >> yes, thank you! >> caller: all right. my question is about mankind. i've been following this stock for over a year. i bought it into last year at about $5 a share and rode it to over $11 a share and took my profit. in the last two weeks, it's back up over $7 a share. with the founder, ceo, alfred mann having sat down and finally available with a description, how high do you see mankind going? >> i'm not a big mankind fan. with one i've been using is onco health and that's a much better stock, and even at $13, i think you can go higher. we already kn

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.ike warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto® rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.ike warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto® rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected

that's right, jim. the latest first of all, on the area around the al asad air base we understand there's still fighting fairly close to the location from iraqi security officials in the area and baghdad, as well. you mentioned eight suicide bombers tried to get to the air base itself. indeed they say they were all stopped, all killed. according to the u.s. military. that location was attacked by eight isis members that they had not called them suicide bombers, though. we do not have an accurate sense just yet as to whether or not those bombers able to detonate their vests or cause damage or casualties there. at the nearby town of al baghdadi said to control about 90% of the town and done this fairly rapid time overnight with sleeper cells in the area able to move in and take control of security checkpoints they had previously not taken control of. here in the north of the country, it is quieter today and over the last 24 hours there have been attacks across a wide range of areas. this is on top of the

jim, do you believe in miracles? how about moral victories. sixers put up a fight begins the nba's best team but as you expect they come up short. mo'ne davis getting a picture with step curry or the the other way around. kj mcdaniel throwing an alley hoop to himself off the backboard. sixers lead by four after one. game tied in the second quarter. former sixers andre iguodala. sixers down by two points at half time. nerlens necessity he will had 11 points, seven board. shows muscle here. game tied at 46. sixth are held warrior to 40 percent shooting when curry makes big bucket when it count. he scores a team high 20 points. back to iguodala here. sixers lose 89-eight 46789 they go to the all-star break at 12-41. >>> flyers are hoping for best but hope might not be enough. steve mason went down again yesterday. team is calling it a lower body injury. it is believed to be knee related. may on had to be helped off the ice. this means ray emery will be in the met when flyers skate in montreal tomorrow. losing a top goal i is a serious blow to thi

but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®.o® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. don't stop taking xarelto® rivaroxaban, unless your doctor tells you to. while taking xarelto®, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto® can cause serious bleeding and in rare cases, may be fatal. get help right away if you develop unexpected bleeding, unusual br

but jim is right. if we just start pushing arms in we will never beat the russian military conglomerate