>> joe, i'm looking forward to talking to joey.beat the gator on his underbelly to make him let go of your son? >> hitting him in the head wasn't doing anything. is just -- it was like hitting a brick wall. i almost olympic hand. -- i almost broke my handbut the vulnerable part of the gator is the underbelly it is was three or four kicks a bystander when he cake him, that got the gator to release. >> joey, can i see your arm? where it hurt it? you still got some marks on there right? >> a little faded right now, but they extend all the way from the shoulder blade to his wrist. >> shepard: joey, what was that like? >> the alligator felled like -- it felt like -- don't know how it felt like. >> was he trying to eat you, that alligator? >> yeah. of course. he was trying to bite my arm off. >> did you scream or say anything? what did you do? >> i screamed. i screamed. >> did that seem to scare the alligator? >> no. it was actually punching and kicking, and then the place where he didn't like it. >> shepard: you must have been mighty pr

joey logano what a race he has had. entry is stable but needs to teak off better.this much shorter run. >> mike: and busch wins the race off pit road pit road with truex second. carl edwards moving up and greg biffle. >> eddie: guess what the deciding factor in the race may be? the number one pit box. >> larry: which goes back before the 500-miler are started toed qualifying lap. >> darrell: same as it was last week at martinsville. >> mike: pole winner has the first choice of pit position. most pole winners pick pit number one. and that is where kyle busch rocketed out from to beat martin truex to the end of the pit road. >> darrell: look at the boys celebrate. woohoo. >> mike: as the caution came out, we were riding with mark martin. they said there was debris up in turn number four. that was -- almost looked like martin just lost the car and went up and hit the wall. >> mike: and the free pass will put brad kezelowski back on the lead lap. chris? >> chris: amazing. i know darrell pointed out michael at the start of the race you said to me hey, that number one pi

joey, let me ask you this.s this shadowy figure that everyone is looking for, his name is misha, supposedly, he was involved in radicalizing these brothers. how important is it -- i mean, how much -- i should ask you this because of course taxpayers are paying for the defense of this young suspect. so how much money will it take to find misha or the people that need to be found so that the defense can put on a credible case to avoid the death penalty? >> you know, carol, whatever it takes. in our system of justice, what hannons if you can't afford a lawyer, one is afforded and appointed to you. that's a basic premise of our system. it's unbelievable in our democracy that we do that, but it's a wonderful thing, and that's why people come here. so i think that certainly the attorneys will have whatever resources they need in order to defend their client. with regard to finding anybody else who might be involved in this, that's very important, carol. why? not just because of this case, and establishing a case here

cnn's pamela brown is with me along with joey jackson. pamela, what is the university saying about this recent breaking development, the firing of coach rice? >> well, ashleigh, we just heard from the up un presiden univer president. he said, i have now reached the conclusion that coach rice cannot continue to serve effectively in a position that demands the high leest level of leadership. therefore, we have decided to terminate mike rice's employment at rutgers. tim pernetti says, "i am responsible for the decision to attempt a rehabilitation of coach rice. dismissal and corrective action were debated in december and i thought it was in the best interest of everyone to rehabilitate, but i was wrong. moving forward, i will work to regain the trust of the rutgers community." take a look at the coach mike rice, the coach of rutgers throwing basketballs at players, hitting them, grabbing them, hurling homophobic slurs. this is video that the university officials watched back in november. it was brought to them by a disgruntled employee who u

joey part of that with brad keselowski.g the points through nine races, this is a quarter of the season. 17 races until the chase and jimmie johnson widens his points lead. >> and brad keselowski will be curious about the outcome of that appeal if he can stay in the top ten in points. >> jamie mcmurray with a shot at victory with the 12 spot. and kenseth with those points deducted. he loses the pole and the bonus points for the second win at kansas until that appeal is heard. nascar on fox continues on the sprint post-race show from richmond, virginia. final thoughts from your winner, kevin harvick and our guys in just a moment. and do you know your... blood type? a or b positive?? have you eaten today? i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dracula volunteering at a blood drive. we have cookies... get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save

but joey jackson, if you could step in on this particular story. and that is prison gangs are dangerous. we know that. but how pervasive can they be outside of the prison? what are their communications like? if we can track down terrorists in afghanistan can't we track down it gang members here in our own home? >> it's more pervasive as we would think. as we do know gang members are very pervasive in prison. and there is communication on the outside. and so significant damage can be inflicted by members who are not incarcerated, but they're out there in the public, of course, not only as it relates to law enforcement and posing a danger to them, which they do, and they try to protect us every day, but to the normal population who is unfortunately subject to their pill anding and the numerous other things that they do. and it's also important to note that these two people who are on the run do have warrants for their arrest. one having a felony warrant. the other having multiple misdemeanor warrants. it's the hope that with law enforcement and the p

but it turned into something much worse, much more menacing, when little joey fell from the boat rampnto the shallow water. and a gator grabbed him. that's when his dad sprang into action, punching the eight-foot gator, which eventually did let go. joey escaped, if you can believe it, with only some minor cuts and bruises. >> your dad is trying to get you out. he's hitting this gator. what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking i'm going to die. >> he could have squished my son's arm like a cracker. but my son's arm is completely intact. he doesn't even have any broken bones. >> that's one tough cookie. experts say joey's dad did the right thing in resisting the urge to yank his son's arm out of the gator's mouth. >> how in the world do you do that? you leave your son's arm in there, knowing you don't want to yank it out. that takes some moxie. >> all the adrenaline takes over. he beat that alligator up, essentially. >> kicking him in the belly and he finally let go. >> yeah. >> wow. >>> time for sports. we'll get the latest highlights from espn news. >> i'm randy scott with your "sportsce

in new york, defense attorney joey jackson. marty, let me start with you, if i can. can you tell me anything more specifically about the kind of drugs that they found in his home and the kinds of comments apparently that got that psychiatrist so worried she told the police? >> yeah, well, both of those are rather interesting. let's talk about the drugs first you mentioned. there was a breakdown. that's what we found in these documents was the detail. and the drugs that were found inside of the apartment, which is the one located directly behind me here, they found antidepressants, anti-anxiety pills, ibuprofen, sleeping pills. that's quite a combination. also cans of beer, bullets and all the weaponry and paraphernalia. so the drugs raise a level of concern because it indicates you have a person who has some problems. then you have the psychiatrist, and as you point out, this is lynn fenton who came forward 38 days before the attack and went to the authorities here at the university of colorado and say, look, i have this client and i believe he's dangerous. he's havi

sunny hostin and joey jackson are back with me.expect that i was going to talk sports with you, but i am. i'm going to start with you, sunny. can anybody sue? can the injured player sue? can his team sue the other team? >> yeah, you know, i still can't believe that grown men are rushing each other on a professional sports players are doing this kind of thing. but absolutely i think a lawsuit is possible. a civil lawsuit. i mean, this could be -- this could be a season-ender. i don't know if it's a career ender, but, you know, there's no question that in my view that was intentional. that was an intentional act. i mean, it is a contact sport. and so certain things i think you sign on for when you're a professional athlete. you play in baseball -- but that was a heck of a charge -- you get hit with the ball. but if you go and hit someone like that, yeah, absolutely. >> so, joey, i'm a big hockey fan. and there is a lot of hitting in hockey. i remember a case in '04 where a guy got hit so bad there were criminal charges that got invol

joey fatone. >> go, joey. go, joey. it was stevie wonder last night in the ballroom.l the dish. all the dirt. it will be fun. >> you are going to deliver the dirt? >> i'm going to try. i have the insight on some things you may not hear. >> all right. >> insider. >>> i'll take this. cher is back. i had no idea she had gone. but she's back. and breaking new ground. what she's doing for the first time in 12 years. >> i love that song. come on, robin. >> no, you go. no, you go. >> no. i can't. >>> i will tell you this, though. we have the very latest on the split of real housewife atlanta porsha and her hubby, kordell. we'll talk about the way she found out her husband was filing for a divorce. >> yeah. >>> do you need more gorgeous in your morning? how about this? little kate hudson. going to talk about a brand-new role. that's plenty gorgeous for anybody. >>> we're going to begin with the latest on the boston marathon attacks. new pictures this morning of the mother of the bombing suspects, in the republic of dagestan. take a look. as she gets into a taxi, she snaps at

from orland park, illinois, please welcome joey dela pena., joey. >> hey, meredith. >> tennis instructor/ dance machine, huh? >> um, every year at the girls state tennis tournament in the state of illinois, there's, like, a coaches' dance-off, and the girls get to choreograph or--like, the coaches do, like, a freestyle dance-off. two-time champion. >> a two-time champion?

different about these times now where you're talking about -- we're having to talk about this. >> joey and i talk about this. it's like in many ways kids need to be brought back and be raised old school, okay? because everywhere they are they've got a phone, they're texting, they're taking pictures, they're saying things and they don't have to be held accountable. it's a lot easier to call a girl a slut and put a picture out there and say all these horrible things and not be held accountable. you know, back in the day you're in the hallway. someone had an issue with you, they were up in your face. >> that's right. >> now, you can be the most cowardly person and put all these stuff out there and look what it does to people. >> and sadly now you can't go home and feel like i'm in a safe place because your cell phone is with you, the messages that are being texted, facebook. >> and when it goes out there, it goes viral precisely. so it gets everyone. it's not only the school or the community or the state. everyone can see it. so imagine the traumatic impact it has on the individual affect

you better believe it, joey. >> no kidding. >> lucky little boy. >> just to walk away with cuts? pretty good. >>> 5:20. the giants go for the sweep while the as look to avoid the broom. >> the sharks try to clinch a spot in the play-off. we'll wrap up sports coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? you can submit your nomination on our website, cbssf.com/coolschool and we may feature your school on our show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. if you areeading off to work this morning, so far all of our drive times are pretty much in the clear. here's a live look at three traffic cameras. the golden gate, the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. we'll have more traffic and weather coming up here on kpix 5 every 10 minutes. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> the san francisco giants at home against san diego yesterday hoping to sweep the es. >> a we the love paants gotonth third with a two-run double by angel pagan. a big blast right there. buster posey's first home run of the season over the left field wall. then barry zito pitched 7 scoreless innings. he was terr

mine is joey. his is kyle. 4-1. and one stalemate. >> beauchamp pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole. represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he know it gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate, signs a form, requesting homosexual unit. under their own free will. some straight men look to the homosexual unit as a safe harbor compared to the predatory environment found in many other units. >> i had one or two gay men tell me, hey, go to the gay pod and you will be taken care of. i have had other guys in there write me, like show me, show me your penis and all this stuff like that. i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates have been respectful of his sexuality. >> he's very flamboyant. come up to me and give me

i didn't want joey to lose his arm.pped around my chest area and with the right hand, pounding on the snout of the gator as hard as i could. but it was like hitting a brick. the gator didn't even flinch, and then there was another client, about to rent a canoe as well, and when he heard what was happening, he ran over, and he was just screaming at me to try -- telling me to pull my son out of the water. and i really wanted to get the gator's teeth to let go of his arm first, because i was concerned if i pulled joey away while the gator still attached, with the weight of the gator, that could pull his arm out of his socket. >> the other guy, came down with you and actually kicked or hit the alligator in the stomach and the jaws popped loose. >> exactly. that's when the jaws popped loose and the gator released. >> joey, did he he hurt you? did it hurt? you got some scratches. can you show me a little bit about what happened? >> well, yeah. i -- i was screaming, i was in the pond, but i cried when i got out. >> cried when

. >> i think about joey and i just picture his son's face, and it makes me think about my own children what could have been. >> reporter: is the word "brave" big enough for the men who fell here? >> these guys are true heroes. >> we are all so moved by their story and steve osunsami is here now. >> 70% of firefighters across the country are volunteers, like the brave men and women of west, who work with so little and have asked us to thank the country for all of the support and all of the prayers they've received. >> and again, i know you've been there every step of the way. good to see you. thank you. >>> coming up next, it's our instant index and we'll take you behind a famous picture. a mystery revealed. for years. . both of us actually. our pharmacist recommended it. and that makes me feel pretty good about it. and then i heard about a study looking at multivitamins and the long term health benefits. and what do you know? they used centrum silver in the study. makes me feel even better, that's what i take. sorry, we take. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most recommended. most prefe

and there is my brother joey. i was the little thing in the crib. aren't i cute? so that was a true story but when i came to this as an adult, what really fascinated me was that the early books about wyatt never mentioned there had any any mrs. earp and in fact if you read the early western books it says that there were no women at all. it was as if men had no mothers, wives or daughters and we didn't hear anything about them. so imagine if you were to write a biography of ronald reagan without mentioning nancy or bill clinton without hillary which covers both sides of the aisle. it's what led me to and i will eventually figure this out, to the real josephine earp. no, no. i may need somebody to help me. clicker. i actually heard in the early days of television, bill paley had someone come and visit him and he said he change the channel and someone said don't you have a remote-control? he said, sure i do. george. and george came and changed the channel so could you teach me, george? it's really eloquence. what am i doing wrong? oh good, it's not just me. i'm usual

even though little joey says he is great swimmer.ts it was difficult to swim with an alligator on his arm. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the womb of the hour, time for the top of the news. she is doing everything she can to help with the investigation. that from the lawyer of the american widow of one of the boston suspects. they won't say whether she has actually spoken to the feds. they do claim she has no information about the plot to attack the boston marathon. >> the reports of involvement by her husband and brother-in-law came as an absolute shock to them all. as a mother, a sister, a daughter, a wife, katie deeply mourns the pain and loss to innocent victims of course her husband died in the shootout with police. we are seeing pictures from the scene. eric shawn is live with us from there. what do these pictures show. >> dramatic photos that appear to show the actual gunfire of the brothers shooting at water town police. let's take a look at the first photo. taken by andrew who lives in water town. says he he

this is joey bada$$ on "last call." >> carson: joey, it's good to see you.man. i saw you on this list, going to be here in south by southwest and i really wanted to get down and talk to you about your record and how quickly things have been moving for you. how you feeling? >> i'm feeling pretty great. um -- little tired. >> carson: little tired at the moment? >> yeah. >> carson: that's just texas, right? >> yeah. >> carson: what experience do you do want to gain out of south by southwest? >> fun. just -- i'm just trying to have an overall fun experience. like, i'm here with all my brothers and like, you know, it was our first time kicking it down here. we're just trying to like, you know, have fun. ♪ >> carson: tell me a little bit about where you're from. >> i'm from -- brooklyn. >> carson: do you think new york is the hardest place for an mc to kind of come out of -- the cut throat business rap out of new york? >> definitely because people i

joey wandered a bit and stumbled to the water's edge.n screaming. >> i ran in the water. it was about waist deep. i had my son like this right here, because i didn't want to play tug-of-war with the alligator. i didn't want to get his arm ripped out. so while i'm doing that, i'm punching the alligator on top of the head hard as i could. >> reporter: joey was stuck when the good samaritan rushed over. >> the good samaritan kicked the gator underneath the belly, three or four times. i guess the gator decided after getting kicked and punched. he finally released and i was able to get my son and walk to shore. >> reporter: joey was rushed to a nearby hospital. remarkably with only minor injuries. like any 6-year-old would, he says he's glad his dad was there to help him out. >> of course. >> reporter: mom believes there was an angel watching over her son during that death-defying scare. >> why my son has an arm today, why he doesn't have puncture marks, it's a miracle. >> i know why. joey is one tough kid. >> of course, did you hear what he

joey was my hero, and marshall perp was his. brave, courageous, bold and jewish. jewish? that's how it all started just an instant question from a friend who thought correctly that i would be intrigued by the incongruity between anything jewish and anything tombstone. this first burst of fury us about wyatt earp filed resting place was has a. i soon learned that wide, the only meant to emerge unscathed from the gunfight at the o.k. corral, was not jewish but had lived with a jewish woman for nearly 50 years. she buried him next to her parents and brother in the family plot at the synagogue affiliated hills of eternity cemetery outside of san francisco. and that was my introduction to mrs. earp. as children, when wyatt earp ruled the airwaves, we did know that he had a wife, certainly not a jewish wife from new york. i was a from new york. so each revelation of a woman named josephine sarah marcus the vote new images that made me smile, especially the thought of wyatt earp going home for chicken soup after a tough day fighting for truth and justice in the dusty streets of

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." >> where's joey greco? >> every time i walked in, josh would be, jerry greco, where's jerry greco? >> jerry greco, the guy hosting your show right now, that's joey greco right there. >> infidelity is bad. as bad as joey greco was, i didn't think it was quite as bad as my associate producer, jake, who he dubbed stance armstrong based on his style of holding the camera. >> look at him over there, look at that little stance. stance armstrong, huh? >> a lot of times if i was shooting a second camera angle i would end up getting tired from holding this camera so i would change my stance, aid my back and to him i guess it looked kind of funny and he started calling me stance armstrong. >> he's a gay bar floozy. he's a frequenter of the fanny pack. you go there because they have good, stiff drinks. you know what i mean, you don't frolic. you don't frolic. look at that stance. get a shot of that stance, from the waist down. it's cool. they won't know who it is. they won't know who it is. huh? >> he was a good guy,

joey. my nephew. you were a strong man. you loved life. but yet you were willing to give all. you were a hard worker that never asked for anything. you were the first to step forward. i'm going to miss you. i love you. hero.re my i'm proud of you. >> my name is judd harris, representing my dad, captain kenneth harris, and i want to let people know what kind of man he was. best man i could ever hope for. an awesome human as well. i am just glad -- he was my dad and i was able to be around him. he just was a strong, caring man. a good family man who did everything for us. he never missed a sporting event of ours in his life. and the way he cared for others, there was nothing you could ask of him he wouldn't do for you, and he put other people before himself. and -- i have heard a lot of stories, from firemen and stuff like that that worked for him and they all have him in their highest regards. people working under him say he's the best captain they ever worked for and everyone who knew him knew -- who he was. it is me losing my dad and them at the firehouse losing their brother

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joey in chicago. joey, come on, what's going on?caller: i gotta tell you right now bill, unless you can donate money to them people, those sandy hook people never had a chance because the republican party only cares about the corporations who can finance their campaigns. they don't give a damn about the american people. i am so sick of them working for corporations and gun manufacturers and for big business i want every one of them out of congress. the people need to take back congress. i've had it with them. >> bill: joey, you're right. i share your outrage. you know what? that's what it is going to take. throw the whole damn bunch out and start from scratch. we would be better off and in the meantime, shut them down. james? down in nashville. hey, james. >> caller: how you doing? i'll tell you what they need to do, what we need to do is publish the photographs of those people shot with the guns. just like the civil rights movement. people need to see what those guns do. >> bill: yeah, well, i think without seeing too much of graph

joey welch was attacked by an eight-foot alligator on friday. into the water while waiting to go canoeing with his father in boyton beach. his father heard joey scream. >> i ran into the water, it was about waist deep. i had my son like this here. because i didn't want to play tug of war with the alligator. i didn't want to get his arm ripped out. >> you can imagine that? while joseph welch struggled to release his son a good samaritan stopped to help and kicked the gator in the stomach. the child was saved. he only suffered minor injuries. wow. >>> so we will hear firsthand from joey and his dad about those really scary moments. they will join us later on "starting point" at 8:30 eastern. >>> coming up, we'll go back to boston for the latest on the investigation and the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. and we will look back at a week of tributes from the sports world helping the city to heal. i am a lash addict. i can't get enough. the only thing stopping me? fear of clumps. [ gasps ] until now. meet new covergirl clump crushe

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pop is pouch is only so big. >> joey is a name for a baby kangaroo? baby is a joey. it simply means you are raised in a pouch. males do not have a pouch. diesel does not have a pouch. he lives in one. his mom has one, but he does not. >> he's so gentle and awfully soft. >> he's definitely one of our great ambassadors. not something you would go up to a wild kangaroo and expect him to hang out with you on a tv set, for sure. >> how big will he get? >> male red kangaroos can get upwards of 6 feet when they stand fully on their hind feet. for the most part, when kangaroos move, you will see they are hunched over. they can definitely get tall if they need to defend themselves. >> and here comes mom! >> here comes mom, sheila. and she has a joey in her pouch also, but not much bigger than my thumb. when kangaroos are first born, they are about the size of a jelly bean, completely underdeveloped. eyes are sealed shut, ears folded down and shut. they have to crawl from the birth canal, into the pouch, latch on and start developing in the pouch. >> how old is

joey cyrus reed, marianne know. kevin sanders. robert knockhouse. doug snokhouse.o has got to be a great guy. imagine losing your life at 96 not of natural causes. >> bob: no kidding. >> and you are up. >> this story could have been sad but it does have a happy ending. florida father went on a canoe trip with his young son. his little boy was attacked by an 8-foot alligator the dad stepped in and saved his little boy, joey welch 6 years oldened he escaped with just minor scrapes and bruises. he came on the fox news channel to talk to our own shepard smith about the o. deal. >> was he trying to eat you that alligator? >> yeah. of course. he was trying to bite my arm off. >> and did you scream or did you say anything or what did you do? >> i screamed. i screamed. >> is he recovering very well. he sleeps all through the night. even the night that it happened. >> actually my mom and dad is getting the nightmares. i'm sleeping good. >> shepard: ha ha, ha ha. '. >> good for him. >> that's the alligator. >> dana: i saw this last night after eric bolling when you tweeted a

but joey was in our house. >> you might want to stop. a football game. and dan and i are sitting there. instead of watching the football game, we are watching them talk. they don't know how to converse. >> yeah. >> what will happen, one will burst out and say, did you see the "simp soson" and one sayingd you hear christian wig is in that and then i saw the most incredible story from the new england journal of medicine. they are all declarative statements. i'm dead serious. >> could we put kids today in the bug there? >> exactly. >> that is what harold plays were like that where everybody spoke like that. >> it's human twitter. >> human twitter. >> you should see how they communicate. >> they don't communicate. >> he check out their phones. tina, did you think if you had children under 18 -- >> do you think they are watching and laughing now? >> no, they are not laughing. do you have a right to see what they are saying on their iphones. >> no. >> what? >> it's not their iphone! you're paying for it! >> they are 16 years old. >> first of a

joey and jaime are younger. they are about to eat a 22-year-old box of wwf superstars cereal. >> this is when they were the wwf, now they are the wwe. this is like a collectible. they say there are no more of these boxes around anymore. they found that out when they bought it. they popped open the box. [ bleep ]. >> how would he know that? >> they are not just going to smell it. they each take a handful and describe the taste. >> everything tastes like -- >> they are saying it tastes like gasoline. >> mix honey in there. >> go to texaco and lick the floor. >> i like that description there. the guy in the middle kind of enjoyed it to the point where he added milk. the challenge is to do it with 23-year-old milk. get a flip book from 1991 as well. >> we have coupons that run out in 1992. >> i don't think they will get anymore superstar cereal. they did it because wrestle mania is coming up sunday. it's the old what you gonna do when you eat a box of 22-year-old cereal, brother? >> bar f. >> this is video from insi

joey thorton. finished fourth. and the home ice advantage. tustin brown pokes it and. and go >> the sharks should not beef in fifth place, because they have that eight victories. >> and torres.. three-two = final score. pat summerall dies longtime nfl announcer pat summerall died today at age 82 of cardiac arrest in dallas, texas >> did to coach burt reynolds? >> yes. >> he was a defensive back. >> was see any blood? >> summerall spent a total of 50 years as part of the nfl, as a player and then hall of fame broadcaster on cbs and fox he broadcast 16 super bowls - more than any other announcerand he was the calm voice alongside john madden's "booms" and "bangs" summerall's final broadcast with madden was the 2002 super bowl here's what madden said about his longtime partner he was a great broadcaster and a great man. he was something very special. pat summerall is the voice of football and always will be." john madden 49ers to work out montana nate montana, the oldest son of joe montana, is scheduled to be one of the players working out for 49ers as day tomorrow. he wa

joey got a nice doze of at tuesday.ack into the -- attitude, and races back into the gap, and washington's secretary of defense. carlos stanton 65 at bats to to hit his first home run of the year. it it went over his name. 472 feet over the score board. boston is off to its best start and daniel nava, one reason for this, his dad's a santa clara alum who joined the fantasy team. what a difference a week makes. inlast night, b o ogut returned the favor, and warriors play on the west coast have become an east coast story. very deserving. >> see you at 11. >> have a good night. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: thank you all for coming. thank you very much. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we've got another good one for you today. we've got a family returning for the third day. from olympia, washington, it's the frey family. [cheer

we need to go to joey in new york. >> caller: hey, what's going on, this is joey calling from baruchlege in new york city. >> good for you. horn college, good luck. >> caller: i'm asking about mens wear house? >> i like mens warehouse. they have to stay consistent. i'm banking on this next quarter to be good. i need to go to johnny in california. >> caller: czech republic boo-yah, cramer. >> university kids, we love them. what's on your mind? >> caller: if the market pulls back what do you think about ipg platonic? >> lasers, medical lasers, lots of different lasers. i'm going to go with jdsu. let's go to andrew in virginia. andrew? >> caller: this is andrew from the college of william and mary investment club. >> how many kids at college watch tv these days? thank you for calling. nova, we'll be there. i hope you'll be there. >> caller: thank you. we were wondering if you had any insight on the stock rainer, ticker ryn. we're thinking of pitching it in an upcoming stock pitch competition. >> i wish the yield were higher. the stock has moved up too much. but that said it's a high qua

joey in florida, joey? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah, skee-daddy. >> caller: do you think the epa will continue to hold down refiners like cvr refining? or do you think this is a temporary hiccup? >> what pro fossil fuel? you went to college to get stupid? come on, it's the epa, they're against these guys, never going to take their foot off the juggler because these are fossil fuels we're talking about. we've got to find other ways to make money. economists, you are not welcome here, stay away from our zone. don't come into our zone or we will tackle you and take you down! you're just a fan running from the field on -- running in the field! we're going to go down there and give you the business. stay away from them, stay with us. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- apple aftermath. if the maker of all things "i"continues to underperform the market, could it mean trouble for the rest of tech? or is apple's pain everyone else's gain? the signals you need to know about and he reviews

joey logano and kyle busch do not care for each other. today logan know ended up in the wrong spot.e bring you this crash in slow mo. matt kenseth takes it. and saito is the first japanese driver to win an indycar race, at long beach. i hope one day to join your exercise group,. >> we'll consider your application. tom cruise, back on te big screen. bu dhiil pull in the >> join me tonight at cable 13. we'll tell you about a new video game related merit badge a california girl scout chapter plans to offer, and then at 11:00, the new high-tech tool helping law enforcement officers. how it makes going through hours of surveillance video easier than ever. that's at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> the post apocalyptic thriller obailiff unions big at the box ce >>been watching you, jack. he'll kill you. what are you looking for in those books? >> the tom cruise futuristic flic earned $38 million. last weekend's top film, 42, was in second place. the animated family film, the queueds, came in a as up in three. scary movie is four, followed by g.i. joe retaliation. >> the screen will fade to

joey longono was in the mood for m&ms takes a bite out of kyle bush. matt kenseth able to block kasey kahne and hangs on. what a great move there. by the way, jimmie johnson is the overall leader in the sprint cup standings. winning the pga heritage in a play off. >> all right, thank you very much. >>meday"tonight. breaking down the absence of david lee and why a local writer buildings no big deal. >> all right. >> i don't know about that. yes. thanks again. >>> all right, one of hollywood sweethearts under arrest. why reese whitherspoon was taken into police custody. that story and more tonight at 10:00 and 11:00 right here on kpix5. >> it got dennis 'attention. >> -- dennis'attention. that will do it "60 minutes" is next. good night ,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> this is your city. you're enormously proud of it, and these people have done this on patriots day. >> it certainly made me resolve to find these people quickly and to hold them accountable. >> you were going to get them? >> yeah, i was. >> tonight, the st

joey was just 29 years old. the town's secretary.d fairing man, they will bury him tomorrow. >> i think about joey, i picture his son's face. and i, i -- makes me think about my own children and -- and you know what could have been. >> reporter: is the word brave big enough for the men who fell here? >> you know, these guys are true heroes. >> reporter: nearly 70% of all firefighters in this country are volunteers. much like the great men and women in west who do so much with so little. steve osunsami, abc news, dallas. >> some great people there in west, texas. our heart goes out to them. >> the stories of heroes doesn't stop with the first responders who passed away unfortunately. there is families that are looking for the heroes that came through the dust to help them. there is one woman, sonya morman, her brother says she was badly injured. she lives half a block away from the plant. literally through the dust a man came, no idea who he was, took her to the hospital. they just want to reconnect and say thank you. >> i am sure the

joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's tio pl "family feud". give it up for steve harvey!pplause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all for coming. thank you very much. that's good. hey, welcome to "family feud", everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what, we got another good one for you today. we got a family returning for the 4th day from lansing, michigan. it's the parker family. [cheering and applause] and from newman, georgia, it's the pope family. [cheering and applause] let's play for this money. let's go. give me monica. give me sonia. let's go. [applause] >> come on, monica! steve: guys, here we go. top 7 answers on the board. name something a really shy

before the start, more drama for joey legano. got it fixed and pushed right before the race started. and matt kenseth, he shoots out a lug nut, ignites fuel on the track. catches a member of the pit crew on fire. he finished 12th. 19 laps left. truex led most of the way, cal bush beats him out at pit road. number 18 holds on for the nra 500. owner joe gibbs, another win in texas and bush gets his second win of the weekend. >>> college lacrosse, georgetown on the road at notre dame. up 3-0, going for more. nice passing, resulting in a goal, one of three on the day for this senior. georgetown leads 4-0. the irish did fight back. tied at 6 in the third, hopkins to conner doyle. he gives notre dame the lead. georgetown fall 10-8. drop to 5 and 7 on the season. >>> final round of the masters taking place today. jason day, adam scott are the leaders at 8 under. angel cabrera at seven under. tiger woods, mark leishman five under par. see how they finish today, it is raining extremely hard at augusta. >> they're still playing. >> yeah. >

joey. >> you always call them joey. >> that's what a baby kangaroo is called.australia, they live in the desert. baby animals need our help. scary animals need our help. so earth day, support animals. >> thank you, dave. >> hot looks for your man for under $100. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ the boys are back in town >>> in today's style the hottest trends in men's fashion that won't break the bank. >> if your man needs a little help in the fashion department, senior fashion director at "men's health" magazine has some great looks for work and play for our guys here at the studio. >> we're so excited. >> shall we rock? let's bring out jason. this is the work look. jason's one of our -- >> oh, my gosh! >> tell us about him, sondra. >> i've never seen him without his yankee cap. >> well, i just want to point out his entire look is constructed for what it costs most guz a single sportcoat. everything is under $100. it's a linen blazer. it's really relaxed. it looks tailored, but it's very airy. it's going to let a lot of air through. he's going to be nic

it will be a lot of fun. >> thank you, joey.ed by their parents and taken to cuba. now the parents are behind bars, the boys are back with the grandparents in florida. many of us wanted to know of course were the kids okay, but was it appropriate for the grandparents to put them in front of the cameras this morning? tell us what you think. we're going to have a conversation about that up next. n come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> so this story two young florida boys allegedly taken by their parents to cuba in a kidnapping, well, they are now back home reunited with the grandparents. so these are the grandparents. they talked about the children's ordeal and they held this news conference that was on the front lawn, brought out the boys. so this one is 2, chase, 4-year-old cole there you see them before

. >> for the joey. >> yeah, right. >> then he hit. >> you see him start to crack a little bit.hought this was funny. if you want to see the whole thing go to rightthisminute.com. >>> here is a science question. >> if you cry in space, do your tears fall? >> probably not. >> well, commander chris hatfield demonstrates what happens from up in space next. >> that's so weird. >> and it is not your average avalanche because this is a slow motion avalanche. >> so slow like it is a lava flow. >> see the sneaky avalanche in action on "right this minute." >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com and you can see today's videos and more all day long. >>> if you cry in space, do your tears fall? probably not. >> commander chris hatfield from the international space station has a video that explains what happens. >> how is he going to make himself cry. >> that's a good question, steven. he uses water to fake some crying. >> just as if i started crying, my eyes full of tears. you can see it just forms a ball on my eye. in fact, i can put more wat

a youtuber named joey boots uploaded this video of his 90-year-old grandmother using the oculus rift.> this is going on youtube. >> oh, man. >> what do you think? >> it's so real. >> the oculus rift is an immersive virtual reality system and headset to use for your video games. it was a kickstarter campaign that raised a ton of money. they have her going through the tuscany demo. she's walking around the fields and homes and see the ocean and just her reactions to some of these things are incredible. >> hey, man alive. oh. >> i love this part here. this is something else. >> yep. >> holy macha ral. >> does almost run into a post right here. >> >> oh. >> oh, man. >> can you -- >> in the window, the post. >> when she takes it off at the end. >> tell me how you feel when you take it off. >> i can't believe it. it's really beautiful! >> yeah, right? >> it's gorgeous. >> look like you stepped out of another world? >> oh, i -- like magic from tuscany here. >> probably disappointed she took those off. i'm just in the kitchen. >> bingo night is not as fun as tuscany. >> got to love her. >> i