>>johnny, johnny, voy a ganar la apuesta de tu juego ven, claridad llega ya (risas) >>por qué tan agresivoomo haces esto >>porque a veces me como algunas cosas que me hacen volar adivinanza, cual es la única letra que se come >>cual >>la gelatina >>claro. >>yo tengo uno mejor >>que es un ladrillo >>no es un bloque como el que está allá abajo >>no, es el gritillo de un perrillo >>no ♪.. el teke el teke el teke ahora ♪. ahi me quede >>te quedaste pegao, que paso >>usted sabe que es la cuña >>que es >>es la cama donde comen los ñeñes >>no, no >>no, no ,no. >>yo voy rápido, que es un punto rosa en el cesped >>no se >>una hormiga quinceañera ♪.ç el teke el teke ahora (risas) >>para donde va, hello >>falta poco, dale >>sabe usted que es un punto verde en la esquina de una cocina >>no. >>es un chicharo castigado >>ven acá, este es bueno que hace una persona con un sobre de ketchup en la oreja >>no, digame. >>escuchando salsa ♪. el teke el teke ahora el teke el teke ahora ♪. >>ay, se quejan de mis chistes, eh que le dijo una chinche a otra chinche >>no se >>te amo chincheramente ay!! >>mejor vamos

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please welcome johnny marr!king if you want don't wanna be ♪ ♪ the messenger ohh ohh i'm seeing in you something your eyes are open ♪ ♪ and you're on i'm here and i'm ready my time's for taking if you want ♪ ♪ who wants to be the messenger ohh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ who wants to be the messenger ohh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ohh ohh who wants to be the messenger who wants to be ♪ ♪ the messenger ohh who wants to be the messenger ohh ♪ ♪ ohh ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: johnny marr! that's the way to do it, brother! that's the way to do it! [ cheers and applause ] look for the album, "the messenger," and visit latenightwithjimmyfallon.com for an exclusive bonus performance. my thanks to sir ben kingsley, kal penn, johnny marr! and the greatest band in late night, the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." thank you for watching. have a great night! i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

johnny que tu amiga aquí casi la corren trabajo porque se vino >>que te consiga trabajo johnny >>y esel castro, acusado de torturar a tres jóvenes secuestradas en su casa por una decada, experimenta el repudio de su propia familia, piden condena perpetua para el. >>en entrevista exclusiva ofrecida a cnn oneal y castro gritaron que son inocente, que no son complices de su hermano que mantuvo a tres mujeres secuestradas por una decada >>yo no hice eso no soy e la hombre que están acusando soy inocente >>es quew el hombre que secuestro violo e hizo abortar varias veces a michelle knight son presunto complices de ariel castro >yo le pido que sigan fuertes porque yo se que será duro para ustedes y el resto de la familia >>cuando fueron entrevistados , los hermanos fueron duros con su familiar secuestrador lo catalogaron de monstruo >>no quiero que le den la pena de muerte, que sufra en la cárcel hasta el final. >>dijeron que para ellos su hermano ariel castro murió. >>los caso eran amigos cercanos de félix gina de jesús, el pedro dijo que no entendía como ariel fue capaz de mantener cautiv

i left from work today, to get here, to see johnny. i want johnny to know that we welcome in to the neighbor but seven days a week open to 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i really don't think so. we had one murder up there in the last 90 days and i don't know if the other young lady passed or not. and i go out of town once a month and i have to walk down that hill. i am so afraid. and i just walk away down to the building to get to the amtrak to go for this citizen and i take the care now. so i am asking you to look at this very closely so that the neighborhood will not get hurt. thank you. >> my name is robert garcia and you received a letter late

i left from work today, to get here, to see johnny. i want johnny to know that we welcome in to the neighbor but seven days a week open to 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i really don't think so. we had one murder up there in the last 90 days and i don't know if the other young lady passed or not. and i go out of town once a month and i have to walk down that hill. i am so

>>de qué estás hablando >>ella se presentó con su pulover, que decía i love johnny, hoy es johnny spiceastante tiempo contra el cáncer, fallecio a los 56 años. ahora su probabilidad de desarrollar cáncer se bajo considerablemente, tuvo el apoyo de su esposo, no fue algo fácil. >>esta noticias es la más comentada y crea conciencia sobre esta enfermedad >>muy triste, muchas mujeres sin importar su clases social, que padecen la enfermedad le preguntamos, se extirparía sus dos senos si es un último recursos para salvarse de la enfermedad, escribanos y comentenos >>a ella le afectó tanto la muerte de su madre, que hará lo imposible por evitar que sus hijos sufran lo que sufrio >>ella lo está previniendo, es muy respetable, hay que estar en los zapatos >>yo tuve oportunidad de vivir un caso muy cerca, una amiga mía, extirpo los senos, yella primero lo hizo con uno, y nosotros mi esposa y yo le dijimos, que se extirpara los dos, pero es fácil decirlo, pero es una situación difícil >>es algo que te afecta fisica y mentalmente >>la persona esta dispuesta a hacer lo que sea para derrotar la enfer

let's go johnny! >> as you see right there johnny made it.you know, when you set your sights on a cause like this, there's no backing out. it's just too important. i can tell you firsthand running with a real sense of mission it can be very fulfilling. so here's an idea for you today, find something you love to do and do it for a cause. there are crowd-funding websites like crowdrise, gofundme. johnny did it for jonah. who will you help to chase life? that's going to do it for us today. when you get a minute, check out this, the featured fit nation of the cnn ipad app. right now keep it here for a check of your top stories. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn sunday morning." >> do you worry now that people will always suspect that you actually did have a role? >> speaking out for the very first time in a cnn world exclusive, pedro and onil castro, brothers of the accused rapist and kidnapper ariel castro sit down with martin savidge, what they say about their brother's alleged crimes. plus an arrest in the murder of 8-ye

>>aver, johnny >>ahora si.mos hoy >>un pastel de chocolate con chile >>como con chile? >>es que los mexicanos todo lo cocinamos con chile, que le da un sabor especial a todo. >>hoy también estan con nosotros divas >>ahora si. >>vamos a ver, que haga las trufas >>que necesitamos. >>crema, pimienta, sal, chile ancho, canela y chocolate vamos a batir todo lo vas a poner a hervir ya todo hervido.♪. mira, aquí esta hecho. >>luis, haz las bolitas. >>y los pastelitos, cuales son >>chocolate, mantequilla yemas y clara de huevo, azucar, harina >>el chocolate quedaria así, ya batido >>ahora lo que vamos a hacer es preparar este molde >>podemos usar cualquier molde, lo que vamos a hacer, es poner la mitad, luego le ponemos la bolita que luis hacer acá >>y esto cuando se mete al horno, lo partes, sale el chocolate derretido >>si, luis le va a poner la bolita, mira nomas >>esto parece meteorito >>otra, vezpara que se tape >>naci para hacer esto >>ahora metemos a cocinar >>y mira, que presentacion >>y la decoracion, perfecta

>> johnny depp. >> did you lay one on him?>> i gave him a hug. [ laughs ] >> the exhibits get a lot of personal attention, and that takes a toll. although all of the figures are made in madame tussauds london studio, it's up to the staff here to take care of them. so, early in the morning, before visitors arrive, technicians like emily make the rounds. she checks the hair of heroes like civil-rights champion rosa parks, makes sure eli manning and carmelo anthony are ready for action, fixes brad pitt's tie, and -- oh, yeah -- removes all that lipstick from george clooney's cheeks. >> on a daily basis, the most popular figures, like clooney, brad pitt, johnny depp, they got kissed all over, so they got lipstick on their face. >> what are the different things you need to do to the figures? >> well, we have to check on the hair, so if the hair doesn't have the right style anymore, we have to style it again. from a wardrobe point of view, because people can touch the figures and interact with the figures, we do need to change the s

>>johnny tiene su muñeco se llama johnny jr.ohnny y chilargo juntos >>canta, mira, es como yo, que canta >>yo compraria esa y la de satcha,te la imaginas de muñequita >>pero qué muñequita >>y que te diga buenas noches vamos a las noticias >>no me lo imagino, pero si existiera diría, buenos días. >>más relatos espeluznante del cautiverio de las jovens de cleveland, ohio. superan la capacidad de asombro las víctimas vivian como prisioneras de guerra. >>contaron que castro les colocaba cinta adhesiva en toda la cara y les daba alimentos solo a dos, para hacer que la otra observara >>castro se declarara no culpable de los cargos de secuestro y violacion. >>se ha quejado que la prensa lo ha retratado como monstruo >>pica y se extiende hecho de irs, se investiga si se empleo tacticas ilegales para someter a escrutinio más sigiloso contra miembros de tea party >>se investiga a irs, empleados de este organismo habrian realizado un escrutinio excesivo contra miembros de tea party >>revisan las pruebas para determinar si se cometieron pol

ana y johnny >>estoy encandilada.intenciones tiene este jovendcito >>muy buenas, estamos haciendo planes >>de que >>de compartir la vida. >>celebran cinco meses >>como se enamoraron >>estamos haciendo planes de boda >>quiero que el día sea formal, e iré al estudio a hacer una despedida de soltera. >>gerardo es un niño maravilloso, que amo, es inteligente, es mi novio de hace cinco meses, han sido los mejores cinco meses dei y eso que tengo 27 años >>nos conocimos hace tres años, habiamos perdido la pista, nos vimos en el hospital y desde entonces no nos hemos separado más >>y a la semana de salir, llego con algo >>teniamos diez dias saliendo, llego con una caja, me dijo,sherlyn te quiero preguntar algo >>me dio infarto. >>nos llevamos bien, y me encnata, bla bla bla y se abrio la caja, y me dijo, quieres ser mi novia >>ay, si así se prepara para pedirte que fueras su novia, como sera el matrimonio. >>no es celosito >>no, para nada, trabjaa mucho, es político, ayer me llevo al aeropuerto cuando vino para acá >>como 18

johnny. i left from work today, to get here, to see johnny. i want johnny to know that we welcome in to the neighbor but seven days a week open to 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i really don't think so. we had one murder up there in the last 90 days and i don't know if the other young lady passed or not. and i go out of town once a month and i have to walk down that hill. i am so afraid. and i just walk away down to the building to get to the amtrak to go for this citizen and i take the care now. so i am asking you to look at this very closely so that the neighborhood will not get hurt. thank you. >> my name is robert garcia and you received a letter late today but it looks like... but we just have so much violence, and i have been in this neighborhood since i got out of the army in 1963 and it has never been like this. >> this is a residential commercial. and also the downtown campus for the san francisco university. and the permit to stay open to 6:00 a.m. catering to the car and the club patrons will interfere with the enjoyment of

. >> hace un para de años si >> que te paso johnny >> ahí esta ana con su mami >> miren ahí se parecen con natalia que nos va a presentar >> muchas gracias muchachos. >> muy bien, yo les auguro muchos éxitos les va a ir de maravilla en sábado gigante, vamos con las noticias les cuento que verguenza, dolor y rabia embargan los familiares del supuesto secuestrador , al describirlo como un monstruo, su hija lo acusó de abusar sexualmente de sus hijas, vamos con viviana avila y todos los detalles >> ¿qué tal?, buenos días, efectivamente estamos en las afeuras del sospechoso ariel castro, aún la residencia es escena de crimen, las autoridades recolectan evidencia para determinar pruebas de los 10 años que estuvieron cautivas, también pruebas en el patio del sospechoso, y se hacen excavaciones para recolectar más evidencia, también buscamos los rsultados de una prueba de adn de ariel castro que determinaria si el efectivamente es el pader de la hijad e 6 años de amanda berry, y se contraponen las bases de datos de ariel castro con crimenes sin resolver, debo decir que fue una noche tranquila

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johnny depp is about to get an honor. a uk researchers has named a fossil after johnny depp.-like creature's claws reminded him of edward scissor hands. he admits to be being a fan of johnny depp. you would have to be to name a fossil after him. >> you would hope or don't like him. it's an honor. >> you're getting news, it's all good. >>> coming up, the stars that swept the billboard music awards last night. >> and there are prom dresses and punch but these are not high schoolers. how some seniors got a special chance to make up for a missed high school memory. ,,,,,,,,,,,, have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwde

joining us is johnny. what else did we learn from that press conference the police gave? >> the police were relatively tardy with the details. we did learn something. this was the only escape attempts made by the women. we also heard that contrary to some reports they did not leave at any point during the 10 years of captivity. it seems they have only seen the sky twice in 10 years. we have also heard about castro's attitude after the arrest. he has apparently given a detailed statement and agreed to a paternity test. >> what more have your sources been telling you about the conditions in which the women were kept? >> they have given fairly gruesome details about what has been happening over time. it seems to some degree they were held so they could give sexual gratification to their cab door. there were rates. there were multiple pregnancies for one woman and a number of miscarriages as well. another one was beaten so badly she lost a child she was carrying. one woman was threatened if she did not insist in the pregnancy and if the child died, she would be killed. >> tha

>> johnny depp. >> and? >> oh, i don't know. >> and she doesn't know. >> and johnny depp's partner.mer. he's in this role, his big debut role. you may remember him from "the social network." he played one of the twins. this is going to be a big film. johnny depp has this all-star power for disney. he gets to wear this great makeup. it will be a blockbuster. grandparents will know it, it was a radio show and tv show, and now a movie. >> chris, nice job. welcome to the "today" show you did very well. >> thank you. >>> bill hader is back on tv. he wants your whole family to know why. bill? bill? that's a shame. right after this. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo. the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow! eyes in just one week with olay. yeah.

we used to watch johnny carson. those were not the things my culture said, you can make a life that way. this is what society respect and you need to do it that way. fortunately, i stepped in to that fear -- always did that thing you are afraid to do -- and that changed my life. tavis: one of johnny carson's regular guests was bob. writer.e the youngest ride >> i lived in virginia. -- my uncle said, if you want to submit jokes to mr. hope. he called one day. he called the house, it is a bob hope for tom. my mother said, who is this? and this is the queen of england and she hung up. for july, he called back. he said to me comment -- fortunately, he called back. he said to me, can you do it again? i did it again and he hired me and that was my first job. about a freeing to fly. -- fruitfly. morgana ,r -- something about the seventh inning stretch mark. move on. will i am getting fearful. we talked about your fears and everyone of us can resonate about what people expect from us. the journey and life that takes you to

. >> johnny was the best kid. >> robert's son, johnny was a passenger saying john yeez not only a son but his best friend. >> my neighbors actually today actually donated $1,000 just for the funeral. that is how good he was. everybody misses him. people are coming by bringing food. people i have never seen. people i haven't seen in four, five years have seen him on tv are coming by. the kid was good. >> robert says he's raising money for the burial. he says he only met suspect paul dias once. dias arraignment postponed today and will be back in court. full reports as will be in about two weeks. >> thank you. >> san jose recent spike in right violent crime took another live today. a 19-year-old died after being shot around 5:30 in this morning. the marks the fourth homicide this week, 20th in the year. he learned about the tragedy when he came to pick up his nephew to go to work. his nephew says he avoided trouble. >> he moved to this neighborhood a month ago. and so he started meeting new friends just talked about yesterday. and so, i just told him not to hang out with bad people. >>

johnny was a gunsmith before he came in the marine corps.st decided that that would be a great idea. we plan to be a retail gun store selling factory guns, but with full gunsmithing capabilities. >> gupta: you came up with a name? >> brad: we were just kind of joking around and discussing, you know, "what... what are we going to call this place?" and my wife looked at me, and she goes, "'stumpie's,' duh. you only have one good leg between the two of you." >> gupta: but they didn't know how to make stumpie's a reality, and that's where the entrepreneurship bootcamp for veterans comes in. >> mike haynie: one thing i am going to ask of you this week is, make the most of this opportunity. >> gupta: it's a crash course in business, everything from keeping the books to understanding the competitive landscape to getting financing. >> mike: as far as i'm concerned, who better to live the american dream of business ownership than these men and women who have put on a uniform to defend that dream? >> gupta: mike haynie, an air force vet-turned- entrep

. >>> also johnny lee miller. you might know him from "sherlock holmes." he is running a 50-mile ultramarathon to try to save a boy. >>> the anatomy of violence. how does an innocent child grow up to be an accused boston bomber or any criminal for that matter? what is happening in their brains? scientists today say biology plays a bigger role than we once thought. >> in the wake of tragedy come the inevitable question. what makes a killer. is there a switch that turns on a rampage? and why. why would someone do this? >> you can just say the person's evil. i think that's 13th century thinking. i think we moved beyond that. >> he's a criminologist and also the author of a new book "ana "anatomy of violence." he says there are biological explanations for violence. he is convinced that brain dysfunction may, in part, explain the terror unleashed in boston. >> completely normal people who decided one day, you know what, we want to create mayhem. i don't think so. i think it's more complicated than that. >> you know, when you see all the tragedies that have happ

and he has always had, you know, the flare for the moment, johnny. he wins his 100th start. he wins in his 200 pga tour start. and wins in his 300th career start here. guess he is a shoo-in, some 100 start from now as well. >> it is very impressive. and the key little phrase was, "he's getting better." referring to himself. the work he put in is paying off. he has even moved it up a notch with new standing. closer to it. able to be up the line and done the line more. play the cut. play it straight. he can play the draw. he has been stuck with the fade all the time. it is impressive. the really key stat was minus 12 on par 5. the best tiger has ever done here at this golf course. this championship. so five pars won it for him. one under in the threes and fours. really, beside the 14th hole which was really unusual shot for him at high pop up hook was the terrible shot. but, beside that he played great golf. he is looking really good for -- for the future. and looks like he might get a major if he keeps doing what he is doing before the year is out. >> a blond of short holes.

. >>> it was a long line last night at johnny garlic's restaurant in san jose. and they were there for more than just the food. owner guy fieri showing up to sign his new books. it's a book version of his popular show on the food network. this one contains recipes and stories from some of his favorite joints, favorite eateries from all over the country. fieri, who does live in the north bay, opened johnny garlic's last year in san jose. >> very good. >>> coming up. >> we'll be right back. >>> finally, an 80-year-old gentleman from japan is the oldest person ever to climb to the top of the mt. everest. >> we called his family by satellite phone after making it to the summit. the 80-year-old has had four heart operations in recent years and has already scaled everest twice prior to his world record climb. >> what a stud. >> here's the thing, the record might be short-lived because an 81-year-old from nepal is planning to climb everest next week. he's like, i'll show you up. >> stealing my man's thunder. >> that's awesome. >> awesome action there. >> we finish up w

johnny fires through screen he beats henrik lund equipment. it is supposed to be game winner because bruins defeat raingers 5-2 they take 2 games to none lead in that series. tonight game penguins senators right now are tied 1-1 that game heading into second overtime. >> windy conditions final round of the byron nelson fort worth texas. they began day shot back and got off blistering start. birdies first four holes. and build 4 shot with lead sink birdie. tie for lead. 12 unpar. then number 16 bradley needs this putt tie bay again at 13 under. and it is lips out bradley stunned. 18th hole now they wins byron nelson championship by two strokes over key ban bradley. that's base on the pga tour. coming up there only one mission left for steve junior find out what has and steve group around game baseball. thanks his father who was quite resume. today they are living parallel life when junior goes out batting practicedad heads coach his high school team here more their own unique relationship. >>. >> steve junior doing what many can only dream of.

forgive me if i'm having a little bit of a tough time wrapping my brain around the explanation that johnnyilliams is a good friend that kicked in 15 k to help pay for the wedding. nothing with mcdonald being the governor. the gift was for his daughter and not for him. if we use the smell test, frankly this is a little rank. and apparently things may be about to get a lot smellier as they dig through the tangled relation between the governor and star scientific and the ceo which goes a lot deeper than i have time to get into here. well, this week mcdonald insisted i can still govern, which you know if you have to say that, it might or it might not be true. but let's be real, governor mcdonald may be right when he argues broke no laws. after all, virginia's government gift laws are notoriously weak. basically you can give politicians anything you like and as much money as you like so long as it's reported. and while i'm sure this all worked out very well for the elected officials, we may soon find out that virginia voters concerned about the fresh scent of good clean government not so much.

johnny williams is the head of a company called star scientific. he has contributed thousands of dollars to the mcdonnell campaign. williams also paid $15,000 to cater a wedding party for the governor's daughter. the fbi is now reportedly looking into the relationship between the pair. today, mcdonnell said on wtop radio that he did not give williams any special treatment. and under virginia law, he says he does not have to disclose the wedding gift to his daughter. >> gifts to the office holders are required to be disclosed. but no office holder right now is required to disclose gifts to a spouse, to children in the house, to adult children. >> governor mcdonnell said he does believe virginia's campaign finance laws should be tightened. >>> from capitol hill to a martial arts studio in mississippi. that's where ricin showed up in tests as the fbi tracks letters sent to congress and the white house. federal prosecutors reveal today the positive test at the studio owned by james dusky. court documents also claim fbi agents spotted him dumping items

did anyone referred to him as johnny. was he known as johnny von neumann? >> everybody did. when he moved to the united states became johnny and i don't know people either call him johnny or professor von neumann. i don't know that anybody ever called him john except for his brother nicholas who wrote, it's not quite a book he wrote about his brother. he was a very formal man and he called him john but i don't know of anybody else that did very. >> here's a more substantive question. do you know what the most radical vision of the future of computing was at ias around the time of your father and did it come close? >> well, i don't know so much but i know what my father, his radical vision. at some point, i guess it was right after world war ii, he wrote a letter to friedman dyson who was george dyson's father and a longtime friend of the institute. he said i'm now thinking about something much more important than bonds. i am thinking about computers. his main goal, scientific goal for the very high-powered machines was in long-range weather forecasting and ultimately whether

did anyone call him johnny? was he known as johnny von neumann? >> everybody did. hungarian, and then we came to be united states it became johnny. i don't know that i ever called, i think people of the call him johnny or professor vaughn neumann. i don't know if anyone called him john. except his brother, nick, who wrote, it's not quite a book for wrote about his brother. he was a very formal man and he called him john. but i don't know if anybody else but here's a more substantive question. do you know what the most radical vision of the future of computing was around the time of your father? did it can hold? >> i don't know so much about isf. i know my father, his radical visions. at some point i guess was right after world war ii he wrote a letter to george dyson's father and a longtime faculty member, and he said i'm not thinking about something much more important than bombs. i'm thinking about computers. because his main goal, scientific goal for these very high-powered computing machines was in long range weather forecasting, and ultimately whether control.

johnny ask when i do the red eyes a lot of your goat to have those jogging art stations open after 10 but that will mean more jobs. and i will say that this $4.1.10 year capital plan is yet again another strong strong demonstration of our airports thinking ahead. it's an airport that's on water so it continually has to update itself and deal with seawall rise sea level rise. it has to build new facilities. the airport runways have to be invested in and the buildings themselves whether we get a new control tower oreo do the old terminal it looks like all terminals feel the same way. john did a fabulous job in making sure our labor forces throughout the area feel directly involved. it's a humanely economical engine you'll say that billion dollars and the new buildings but the $14. billion will have a large number of the construction jobs and the engineering designing jobs as well as the concession vendors that reflect the diversity of our airport. i like coming to the airport when i'm traveling more and more those days and others for the america's cup and the data breakers and all the d

. >> item 6 d, johnny tu doing business as jtu cafe 582 sutter. >> he has owned this cafe for a few years it is a full service restaurant with a type 41 liquor license and he is opened to 9:30 and would like to be opened 24 hours on friday and saturday nights and that was the original application and serving only food after 2:00 a.m.. is he planning to hire the professional security and have the staff going through lead training and we will see in the binder the recommendations from the officer. and number the conditions there. and the applicant has responded and they have been able to work some of them out but they would like to compromise on two of them. let's get this. i think that oh, there we are. if you want to comment further on the discussion that has been taking place, i know that it has been going back and forth. >> johnny tu is the owner of jtu cafe and he had an emergency and could not attend tonight. he has worked professionally as the line and banquet cook at the marriott which is two blocks from the current location of 582 sutter. this restaurant is a sit-down, casual full

further on the discussion that has been taking place, i that it has been going back and forth. >> johnny tu is the owner of jtu cafe and he had an emergency and could not attend tonight. he has worked professionally as the line and banquet cook at the marriott which is two blocks from the current location of 582 sutter. this restaurant is a sit-down, casual full service restaurant that seats approximately 45 people. his prices are moderate, and in the beginning of the day he is well known for his american style breakfast fair. he is a graduate of the california culinary academy. he bought this cafe that used to be called the presimon cafe in this year. since has been an operation patron and a lot of who work in the industry and clubs and restaurants and who live in that area, have asked him if he could stay open later because when they come home from their jobs, they don't want to venture down to geary street at that time of the night. i personally met with mr. tu, and went to the california leadership alliance meeting about three weeks ago. and my partner went with mr. tu to the allianc

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johnny was talking about how much the students earned yesterday. on yesterday's program, i mentioned our big college championship trophy, which remains here in our "jeopardy!" hall of fame. but this beautiful trophy goes home with the winner. let's knock the dollar figures off the screens. we will add thosres to today's total to determine the champion, so good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round. and e figure the categories. first off... next, according tohere athe. providing access to healthcare, creating economic opportunities around the world,

we want you to name the film as johnny gilbert goes to the movies. sam. i'll take charitable organizations for $200, please. les. what is habitat for humanity? you are right. trees for $200. sam. you are right. sam. what is the redwood? that's right. the capital city for $200, please.

thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. an exciting game got our week off to a great start yesterday. but he triumphed at the end and has close to $100,000 to show for it. elizabeth and jason, good luck to you today against our champion. let's go to work. one daily double in this round. and you'll find it in these categories. we want you to name the city that lost a professional team. the "im" will come up at the end of each correct response. mike, you start. disenfranchised for $200. elizabeth. what is baltimore? that's right. "im" possible for $200. elizabeth. what is trim? yes. "im" possible for $400. elizabeth again. what is prim? good. "im" possible, $600.

johnny murphy at the new york yankees. montemayor and, shortstop of the road champion 1946 world champion st. louis cardinals. these were some of the pioneers. of course the players that year, the first year 1946 that i fell in love with the game were trying to protest their conditions, not simply by negotiating new pension schemes, not simply by trying to be involved with the union, but also some of them are going south of the border to join the mexican league, which was enticing some of the outstanding star south of the border and i talk in the book about what we as kids saw him observed that some of these fellows went down there. they were disappointed and they try to come back and reclaim their status and they initiated antitrust litigation, antitrust laws and or to import the gore argument that players have used beyond the collective bargaining process is self. >> host: mr. gould, why since 1995 have we not seen a baseball straight? what did you hope to place? >> guest: would see no baseball strike since i'm teen 95 f

that was benjamin martin who said that or johnny tremain. it was true today.ou think about that history majors of -- majors. >> what did you just say? >> you know exactly what i just said. >> johnny tremain was not a founding father. >> it was benjamin martin. >> got a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news.com. do you have video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.com/red eye? the half time report from tom shillue. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by clouds. the visible masses of water in the atmosphere which rain and other forms of precipitation fall. thanks, clouds. >>> we're back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. we go to you know who, tom shillue. and tom's new comedy cd "halfway there" is now available. >> that's beautiful. >> isn't it though? i like your "bully" one better. >> that's a classic. that's a few months old. >> that was three cd's ago. andy, i have a question for you. it is great for you. you know how to do this job here. >> well, allegedly. >> do you ever go out of order? i want

actor johnny depp now has a permanent place in theanils of science. they named a 505 million-year-old fossil after the agoer it. the lobster-like creature reminds him of edward scissor hand. >>> ahead, new hope for women who want to have a baby. the on-line pregnancy predicter that can help. and is your sunscreen good enough for hot the hot summer sun? the new concerns about the fda labels. >> and hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. speaking of sunscreen you will need it in the bay area. we will take another look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. and we have live doppler 7 with s >>> sun bathers are finding new sunscreen labels. the idea is to make them more effective to use. it filters the uva and the uvb rays. the consumer watchdog groups say they continue to carry the ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous. more than seven million people struggle with infertility.re ely treatments are available and they can cause tens of thousands of dollars and no guarantee they will work. carolyn johnson tells us the company is offe

actor johnny depp now has a permanent place in theanils of science. they named a 505 million-year-old fossil after the agoer it. the lobster-like creature reminds him of edward scissor hand. >>> ahead, new hope for women who want to have a baby. the on-line pregnancy predicter that can help. and is your sunscreen good enough for the hot summer sun? the new concerns about the fda labels. >> and hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. speaking of sunscreen you will need it in the bay area. we will take another look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. and we have live doppler 7 with s >>> sun bathers are finding new sunscreen labels. the idea is to make them more effective to use. it filters the uva and the uvb rays. the consumer watchdog groups say they continue to carry the ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous. more than seven million people struggle with infertility. the treatments are widely available and they can cause tens of thousands of dollars and no guarantee they will work. carolyn johnson tells us the company is off

it is comeback time, johnny u! the point is, in politics, it is us versus them. but apparently some of them have the nerve to call them us. how dare them. and, folks, i've always believed in partisanship but now that it's cost my sister a seat in congress, i have my doubts. after all, partisanship has made it almost impossible for anything to get done in washington. congress can't raise the debt ceiling. they can't pass a budget. and the house spent all last week debating whether they are dead locked or gridlocked until they finally reached a stalemate. ( cheers and applause ). now, some people out there blame this on rifts within the republican party. for instance, the g.o.p.-controlled house took two days to pass legislation that extended the government's helium reserves which democrats would have allowed them to pass by unanimous voice vote. but you can't pass a helium bill by voice vote. it would be embarrassing. (helium voice. ) the gentleman from mississippi votes wheeeeee! ( cheers and applause ). [bleep] mark sanford. now, folks, of course other people sa

i think people either call them johnny or the professor. i don't know that anyone ever call them john except his brother nicholas who wrote it's not quite the book but wrote about his brother and he was a very formal man and he called him john but i don't know of anybody else that did. >> here is a more substantive question. do you know what the most radical vision of the future of computing was a around the time of your father and did it come close? >> i know my father's radical vision at some point i guess it was right after world war ii he wrote a letter to george tyson's father and a longtime faculty member he said ibm now thinking about something much more important. i am thinking about computers because his main goal, his scientific goal for these high-powered machines was an long range weather forecasting and whether control. he felt that in any future international conflict it would be better controlled that would carry the day. so there is an institution and i have forgotten now with the initials are in boulder colorado of course w