." ♪ springsteen, bon jovi, little steven, but before them there was this man -- southside johnny whoeated the template for the jersey sound, a place, and really it could've only been this place, that changed music and lyrics forever. asbury park. it's had a reputation as being a happy hunting ground for musicians because what, a lot of bars? >> a lot of bars. it just was a tradition of bands playing here, which is funny because the town was started not to have alcohol and not that kind of music, but after a while the pressure just was too much for entertainment for people to come here. it morphed into an r&b and rock 'n' roll haven. >> most bars don't hire musicians, they don't hire bands, they're too much trouble. >> well this is the jersey shore though, i mean the jersey shore means people want entertainment. >> right. >> it's not just hard drinking people, there's people here on vacation in the summer. >> but atlantic city didn't have that reputation. >> well, we're not atlantic city. we're asbury park. >> as i always like to say, good is good forever. great music, great songs and

. >> johnny who, i'm a millenial. >> stephen: my apologies am how are you enjoying the pokemon go!njoying it peek cheu. >> enjoying it, i inhaven'ted it. >> stephen: i didn't have a question, i was just saying how much i enjoyed having you on. >> great, because i didn't prepare either. >> stephen: but i really disrk last time were you here, one of my favorite interviews i ever had or been a part of. like playing tennis with serena williams. you're a quick. >> i am a strong black woman. >> stephen: i've heard that about you. i have heard that about you. now one of the things though, when you were here in november you said that trump was wearing off. >> is he. >> stephen: between now and november-- (cheers and applause). >> stephen: but now between, you said in november he was wearing off there had been no primaries and i said i wanted you to come back to serve you a big bowl of trump when he started winning primaries. and you doubted that that would happen. >> what a horrible thought. >> stephen: a bowl of trurn. >> a bowl of trurp is. >> stephen: you don't know what a bowl of trump

both these homers for the royals off their former teammate johnny cueto who helped them win world seriesar. american league up 3-1 after that. marcello zuna and brings it within two, american league pitchers kept getting into jams and working themselves out of it. diaz strikes out with the bases loaded and the american league goes on to win it, 4-2 over the national league so once again this season the american league will have home field in the world series. that's it from here. now back to you. >> so wasn't a controversial ending but before the game there was controversy at petco park and not during it. take a look. ♪ we're all brothers and sister s all lives matter to the great ♪ >> that was one of the members of a group called the tenors inserting the words all lives matter into the canadian national anthem. he also held up a sign with the phrase. now, the phrase, of course is a play on the phrase black lives matter and the changes were made by the only american member of the canadian quartet, the others in the group you might have noticed looked a little confused and now say they're

over here with me is johnny dougherty, who is taking the stage down that is what i want to know. >> weell you what it has been an unbelievably successful week. we built everything not only inside but everyone of those signs was made by building trade volunteer. it is over 200,000 signs that will be waved. >> mike and alex want a little piece have the blue carpet can we handle that. >> yes. >> i have to tell the world guy carrying your cameras are union camera men from local 98 >> yes. >> philly food, dnc trivia, lets go to jen, where are you. >> hi, guys. are you are you from. >> oh, hi guys. we are asking people about philadelphia institutions, can they pass the test? we will tell you after the break. break the mold. go sensationally bold! new color sensational loaded bolds from maybelline new york. loaded with hyper-color pigments... for one-stroke intensity... and honey nectar. sumptuous feel. maybelline's new loaded bolds. make it happen. ♪ maybelline new york. >>> about 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon i ended up over at broad and spruce. now one side of the street there was some ber

who will also start. as well as johnny cueto and madison bumgarner. wom't pitch because he will start sunday. brandon belt is among 5 players vying for vote. >> gary:the a's lone representative in the all- star game is his 2nd straight appearance in the spring classic. >> gary: there goes williamson! there goes williamson! >> gary: two hours and 54 min. vicki, steve and ii just had to sit and talk to one another. (laughter) >> gary: that was a long conversation! long conversation. >> gary:the warriors filling out there roster with veterans who are willing to take the minimum for a chance to win a title power forward david west is headed to golden state on a 1-year deal for the veteran minimum of $1.55 million. west left about $11 million on the table last season to sign with the spurs for only $1.5 million the 6-9 240-pounder averaged 7 points and 4 recounds in 18 minutes per game for the spurs last season >> gary:the 13-year pro has never won a title. >> gary:a day after signing with the warriors reports are coming out that kevin durant wasn't so happ

something on which the committee has been taking a special interest with its subcommittee chaired by johnny mercer whod not ask the last question. >> thank you, jerry. but essentially about this process that is going on at the moment. before that, the relations which isn't about ministry government, the military covenant, if it works, this study out today, 70% people think it works enforcement of the moment and that, over half haven't even heard of it. i just think these things are fantastic but we need to kind of change how we look at this stuff, not what we are putting into the system which is lots and lots of good things that actually how the bloke seat. how they can access this care. and i think once we change the way we look at these things that's when we will get a real difference in how we look after people who are going through, who may fall upon hard times when events. anyway that's for another day. the and was chasing, i don't particularly like that expression because they will do what they do but in the uk but is an integral in the wake of iraq. we have an investigation allegations of unlaw

hardworking american hackers like todd crandall in iowa who was harvesting credit card numbers from porn hub or american folk heroes like johnny apple seed who is hacking into selena gomez's iphone for fresh nudes. >> you have been pitching that for two seasons now and you finally snuck it on a different network. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> i am the folk hero. >> joe biden came out sounding like mickey. >> look how charged up joe biden was. >> god bless you all and may god protect our troops. come on! >> come on! he literally came out swinging. i'm sure he is pulling an amtrak train back to delaware with his teeth. then rosetta stone took the stage. [speaking foreign language] >> dude, we get it. you speak a little bit of spanish. you don't have to keep doing it. also you are going to be the vice president of the united states possibly. when would we need you to do that? when would we need eighth grade spanish skills. castro is on the phone. i can't make heads or tails of this thing. si, si, it's never going to happen. >> doesn't the ticket name of clinton kaine sound like a cop that doesn't play by the rules? you ar

there's a folks washing at 2:00 o'clock in the morning who will not be as familiar with this case as those of us in the two oh two case this starts with johnny williams, who had a a nutritional supplement product that he wanted to bring on the market made of some kind of residue of tobacco materials. but he needed to get fda approval and needed studies. he needed needed something that a state could provide. so not having ever met governor mcdonnell before he was a governor mr. williams the gray shade himself because what he was thinking was to have virginia university study and their researchers studied the benefits of this nutritional supplement, to have the state health plan cover this nutritional supplement and in other ways use the state of virginia as a validator of the benefits of this. he provided awesome gifts and it really makes you think being governor of virginia is a good life. he wrote of 15,000 dollar check for the governor's daughter's wedding, he provided for use of his roaring for the governor to write back and forth from vacations, the governor's wife admired the rolex that mr. williams and said she was sure her husband wou

[laughter] this starts with a businessman named johnny williams who had a nutritional supplement product that he wanted to bring on the market made of some kind of residue of tobacco materials. but he needed to get fda approval. he needed studies. he needed something the state could provide. so, before mcdonald was governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself -- so, . there were university studies to test the supplement and use the state of virginia as a validator of the benefits of this. he provided awesome gifts. it really makes you think being governor of virginia is a good life. he wrote a 15,000 dollar check for the governor's daughter's wedding. he provided free use of his for ferari. the governor's wife admired the rolex. let's presume that in exchange for these benefits, the governor arranged that various state officials would be brought to the mansion for luncheons. he and his staff would make calls asking researchers to meet with mr. williams, otherwise providing williams with access to the decision-makers. he was convicted, with the jury finding that the actions taken by the gov

self-named "irish guys gumshoe squad" who launched his journey to freedom. >> i owe tremendous, tremendous love, energy, gratefulness to these two individuals. >> welcome home, johnnyeers, cheers. >> i'm so happy you're home. >> wow, this looks good. >> reporter: his first meal? stuffed filet of sole. his 20-year-old niece -- >> this is your first selfie. it's a thing now. >> reporter: -- who was born when he was already in prison, introduced johnny to his first selfie. how are you doing? >> overwhelmed. >> reporter: we stepped outside to talk about what his first hours of freedom were like. >> i've been thinking about how beautiful it is to be free again in new york city. watching the cars go by, the lights in the trees. it's a lot of nostalgia, you know, and i'm grateful for it. >> reporter: so where does the truth live in this story? >> look at the sky up there, johnny. >> i know. >> reporter: for johnny hincapie, it lives in this moment. >> you gotta love it at the end of the day. you know, this is a dream come true. >> reporter: and one thing is for sure -- the city he now rejoins is much different, and much safer, than the one he left behind 25 years ago. in

is something on which the committee can take special into with the subcommittee, chaired by johnny mercer, whowill now ask our last question. >> thank you. it's essentially about this process that is going on at the moment. in recommendation to what you just said about military covenant, the military covenant is this fantastic team. if it works, 17% of people think it works at the moment and that over half have not even heard of it. i just think that these things are fantastic but we need to kind of change how we look at this stuff. not what we're putting into the system, which is lots and lots of brilliant things, but actually how the brokes see it. what it means to them. how they can access this care. and i think once we change the we look at these things we'll get a real difference in how we look after people who are going through -- who -- have left. ... >> >> you have worked extraordinarily hard but the fact remains that it was set up by the commission as we are told on one thing from anyone other than in the individual but yet we have hundreds of people threatening to arrest people from

close to the candidate, they say that maybe he would want somebody like ed mcmahon to his johnny carson, somebody who will say yeah, you're doing a good job, somebody who will go to the funerals, do the ceremonial stuff he may not be interested in doing rather than somebody like chris christie or newt gingrich who he might have fun with, might have a good time talking with, but who will know how to legislate more than he does. who will know washington more than he does. who will maybe potentially outshine him when it comes to being a legislator. is donald trump going to want that? i'm not so sure. but i don't know. i'm not in his head. i can't predict this. >> you're great. thank you. by the way, if he picks pence he's getting the davinci code. this guy is serious. back at the roundtable, susan page, michael steele and bloomberg's megan kelly and susan page, who is actually the dean of all journalism these days. okay. now, here's the question. was ruth bader ginsburg out of line, in line, out of her lane when she took those shots at trump? she's an associate justice of thsupreme court d has to rule o

. >> johnny were the two who rescued the student. >> she was grateful. she gave me a hug. >> she says they're heros. >> he ran over to me and asked me if i was okay. he pretty much saved my life. >> this isn't the first time that tree has caused problems. a man died in that same spot a few years ago. deputies have been trying to get the tree removed ever since. >>> a leap of faith the sky diver making a 25,000 foot jump without a parachute how he caught himself before he hit the ground. >>> and as we look at the bay bridge looks good here got some changes coming up that you're going to want to know about. we'll detail those. >>> in sports the forty-niners report to camp and already make a major roster move. plus the ray ders lethal move. chemistry on and off the field we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ever done before. and for go >>> as we speak a southern california sky diver an attempting a stunt no one has done before. how he's pulling off a 25,000- foot leap of faith without a parachute. >> sky diver luke aikens has been jumping out of planes

something on which the committee has been taking a special interest with its subcommittee chaired by johnny mercer whod not ask the last question. >> thank you, jerry. but essentially about this process that is going on at the moment. before that, the relations which isn't about ministry government, the military covenant, if it works, this study out today, 70% people think it works enforcement of the moment and that, over half haven't even heard of it. i just think these things are fantastic but we need to kind of change how we look at this stuff, not what we are putting into the system which is lots and lots of good things that actually how the bloke seat. how they can access this care. and i think once we change the way we look at these things that's when we will get a real difference in how we look after people who are going through, who may fall upon hard times when events. anyway that's for another day. the and was chasing, i don't particularly like that expression because they will do what they do but in the uk but is an integral in the wake of iraq. we have an investigation allegations of unlaw

[laughter] this starts with a businessman named johnny williams who had a nutritional supplement product that he wanted to bring on the market made of some kind of residue of tobacco materials. needed to get fda approval. he needed studies. he needs something -- needed something the state could provide. justhe four mcdonald was before mcdonald was governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself waso, before mcdonald governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself. there were university studies to test the supplement and use the state of virginia as a validator of the benefits of this. gifts.ided awesome it really makes you think being governor of virginia is a good life. a 15,000 dollar check for the governor's daughter's wedding. he provided free use of his for rory. the governor's wife -- his for erari. he provided the governor's wife with a rolex. that in exchange for these benefits, the governor arranged that various state officials would be brought to the mansion for luncheons. he and his staff would make calls asking researchers to meet with mr. williams, otherwise williams with access to th

johnny cuedo is going for another win. who wants to dip into the pool? look out sparky.he giants were down 3-0. down the line and brandon crawford scores on a triple. gillespie is hot in this game. singled and doubled. he wasn't great. he pitched seven innings and gave up four runs. he gets the win because the offense came alive late. two outs for trevor brown and in for buster posey. it is 5-4 giants. and then here it comes and the it goes. opo taco. you have to be strong to go opposite field like that. the a as inter leaguing with the pirates. that is the fastest elephant in baseball right there. just like last night marcus simeon hits a homerun in the bought m to of the first. a two-run shot off jeff lock. his 17th. a's in a flash. what happened to sonny gray. he had two wild pitches and his 12th of the year. the a's lead it 3-2. he goes six innings and allows seven runs on seven hits. there is a double in the 6th and the pirates take the series opener 7-3. the warriors made their pitch to kevin durant. the clippers wooed the star. one person said they were blown away

johnny cuedo is going for another win. who wants to dip into the pool? look out sparky. giants were down 3-0. down the line and brandon crawford scores on a triple. gillespie is hot in this game. singled and doubled. he wasn't great. he pitched seven innings and gave up four runs. he gets the win because the offense came alive late. two outs for trevor brown and in for buster posey. it is 5-4 giants. and then here it comes and there it goes. opo taco. you have to be strong to go opposite field like that. the a as inter leaguing with the pirates. that is the fastest elephant in baseball right there. just like last night marcus simeon hits a homerun in the bought m to of the first. a two-run shot off jeff lock. his 17th. a's in a flash. what happened to sonny gray. he had two wild pitches and his 12th of the year. the a's lead it 3-2. he goes six innings and allows seven runs on seven hits. there is a double in the 6th and the pirates take the series opener 7-3. the warriors made their pitch to kevin durant. the clippers wooed the star. one person said they were blown away

, johnny has been someone who i really admired for tackling the problem of how do you distribute diverse literature because akashic books roster is incredibly diverse and international, not just diverse black white in america but global, truly coming from oakland so there's questions about, and i can't answer these but questions about how do you market books to an audience that can be connected through digital technology you may not have had access to before so on the one hand, you can be in touch with authors around the globe using digital technology but you can also use that technology to market books. what i see from a writer's perspective is that there's a constant battle or lack of balance between the production ofyour work , just the butt in a chair, typing away or writing longhand, whatever you do and need to be your own marketer so i had a book about two months ago calling the episodic career, but very practical book about the future of jobs in america and because i had some let's say interesting experiences before with in

thanks to terry collins who has faith in me. >> that was johnny cueto, you will see that ballgame right at 4:30 pm. i now you have probably heard about draymond green. he was involved in a verbal altercation of sorts and evidently he slapped -- reportedly slapped another man and was arrested and taken to jail. we have some footage they came to us courtesy of tmc. he obviously is the man in the white shirt towering above the two officers. he was booked and released on $200 bond and the warriors released a statement earlier today. they are well aware of the news involving draymond green over the weekend. we will have no further comment until we have a better understanding of the situation. taken on an individual basis it doesn't seem to be that big a deal, however he has had a couple incidents including driving at a high rate of speed while over 100 miles per hour during a regular season and taking a photo of himself and posting it on social media. we all know about him trying a one-game suspension in the finals which cost the warriors dearly. he has stated he will grow up and get his act

host: we will hear from johnny roebuck who served in the arkansas state house and has worked on thisf thing. you're exactly right, hillary will not be able to do it by herself, of course. she has to build consensus and she can do that. she did that as secretary of state. when i servedat in the legislature and my husband served in the legislature. you cannot get anything done by yourself. that sheou will see will talk about that tonight about how she can build the consensus. another thing we will do is when election time rolls around in november, we will give her some help around this country. connery eldredge will go to washington as a democrat and he will sit in that senate seat and give her the help she needs. tina, fort worth, democrat, you are on the air. thatr: i would like to say a woman being president shows that america can change. it's not going to be a change because hillary is running for president and will be the president. that is the ultimate change. could it bechange other than a woman being president? feel it's looking as though men will be counted out in this. she wi

intersection, and about two hours later, sheriffs deputies caught up to the suspected shooter who they believe is johnny write. they think that chariot burks dropped him off, but police are unclear on the reason for the shooting. >>> today, lawmakers will discuss a plan to make living in the city more expensive and discuss raising the sales tax to 3/4 of a percent. if passed, it would head to the november ballot. the budget plan already includes revenue from the tax. >>> a possible vote on the plan that would give residents more power over their police department. jackie ward is live to breakdown what a citizen police commission could mean for cops and the community. >> reporter: groups in oakland have been advocating for this for years, stronger oversight of the police department and this independent police commission would have a lot of power, the ability to review police policies and the annual budget and propose changes to the city council and commission that would monitor and evaluate the recruitment and hiring practices for sworn police officers. it could fire the police chief for cause. >> whoapt

. >> who is that again. >> johnny dep's ex-wife. >> well, they are kind of going through a break up.iful face in the world and she can't keep her name. >> what? >> are you okay good we might need, do we have any water. >> somebody get her water. >> here we go. >> officer. >> right here. >> it is just too hot you have to stay hydrated and make sure you staying cool. >> grateful for haddonfield police for being out here today for making sure she's owe kay. >> it is a standard of beauty. so, you know, factor in any different ethnic groups. >> it is true. >> it is just. >> yes. >> milkie way is writing something out for me. brittany spears has a new cd. >> she has a new single. >> she has a new single. >> let's play it and then we will talk about it. >> ♪ >>> what do you think. >> it is a nice feeling. >> yes. >> if you ever go to vegas, i have to take you out to vegas and would you go see brittany live show. >> hard between brittany and jennifer lopez and mariah carry, how do you say it, brittany spears, jennifer lopez and mariah carry. >> celine dion is unless there. >> yes. >> would i

the american league won the allstar game tonight with the giants' pitcher johnny cueto getting roughed up. if you are a dog whof san diego is where you want to go. cueto woke up this morning and he wasn't feeling well, kind of sick. this would not improve his status. the royals with the solo blast to make it a 1-1 game. a couple of batters later perez is high and deep and aloha. a two-run blast. 2-1 american league. a touching moment occurred in this game in the third. big papi is walked by fernandez and papi is feigning anger at the inside pitch. but they are joking and laughing. ortiz then came out of the game and received a standing ovation from everybody at pet co park and all of the players on the field. it is really, really nice. the future hall of famer is retiring at the end of the season. the american league wins it 4-2. kevin durant got all of the headlines, but the warriors introduced another player who could be instrumental. his name is zsa-zsa. he went to work right away. he is 6-11 and about 275 and average 9.9 board a game and signs the contract and then signs autographs for kids at the warriors

the american league won the allstar game tonight with the giants' pitcher johnny cueto getting roughed up. if you are a dog whof san diego is where you want to go. cueto woke up this morning and he wasn't feeling well, kind of sick. this would not improve his status. the royals with the solo blast to make it a 1-1 game. a couple of batters later perez is high and deep and aloha. a two-run blast. 2-1 american league. a touching moment occurred in this game in the third. big papi is walked by fernandez and papi is feigning anger at the inside pitch. but they are joking and laughing. ortiz then came out of the game and received a standing ovation from everybody at pet co park and all of the players on the field. it is really, really nice. the future hall of famer is retiring at the end of the season. the american league wins it 4-2. kevin durant got all of the headlines, but the warriors introduced another player who could be instrumental. his name is zsa-zsa. he went to work right away. he is 6-11 and about 275 and average 9.9 board a game and signs the contract and then signs autographs for kids at the warriors

johnny cueto went for his ninth straight win. who wants a dip in the pool? s the way to watch a game. look out, sparky! second inning, giants down 3-0. connor gillispie down the line. gillispie singled and doubled. johnny cueto wasn't great. gave up four runs but struck out nine. he gets the win because the offense came alive. in the six, trevor brown was in for buster posey. two runs score, 5-4 g-men. it is parker extending. his fifth of the year, solo bomb off of randall delgado and the giants win 6-4. cut cueto improving to 12-1. stoppers getting in on the big head races. that is the fastest elephant in baseball. marcus semien, whatever he is eating, i want some. bottom of the first. two run blast off of jeff locke. he is 17th. just like that, 2-zip athletics. what has happened to sonny gray leading in wild pitches. a's clinging to a 3-2 lead. 7 runs on 7 hits. josh harrison knocks in a pair. the giants take the series opener. >>> the warriors made their pitch to kevin durant. spent three hours with him in the hamiltons. some say he was thrown away but l.a

johnny cueto going for the ninth straight win. who wants a dip in the pool. down, conor gillapsie.led and doubled. and he gets the win because the offense came alive led by the squad. in the sixth trevor brown in for buster posey. g-men, in the eighth, it's parker, extending. his fifth of the year, solo off of grandono. >>> the a's, getting in on the big head races, that is the fastest elegant in baseball. marcus, whatever he's eat ieg want some. bottom of the first two-run hit off of jeff locke. and 12th of the year came in the andrew mccutchen force. lost seven runs on seven hits. josh harrison knocks in a pair. and the pirates take the series opener 7-3. >> the warriors made their pitch to kevin durant yesterday. the clippers also wooed the okc star. l.a. went out to jettison their whole roster and they can't pay him. durant is expected to decide where he will play soon. >>> the 'hawks, they come to terms with kent bazemore. he got his car filled with popcorn. a guy who has worked hard to make him into a better player. and st. mary's saw dellanui va'a. and a speedy forward, 17 g

people like dan rather, johnny apple, morley safer, folks like that, who dominated the field. here we are. fast-forward to 2016, this presidential election. things have changed, in my view, quite significantly. rather than one or two or several bigfoot journalists, we have a lot of feet running hard, feeding an active stream of news in all the different ways in which we produce and consume news. significantly, the pack of journalists covering the election has gotten younger and more diverse. in light of that, as we kick off philadelphia, we thought it would be great to gather some of those younger journalists to give us an inside peek at what covering a present a gentle -- presidential campaign is like in the year 2016. that is the content for the evening. i look forward to a great conversation that i know will be guided with great humor and energy and wit and wisdom. is will be leading the conversation. all yours. >> thanks. let me introduce the panel. before i do that, i will remind you you have cards if you want to pass questions along. we will try to fit those in. we have

johnny be good . >>> you recognize who that is, actor michael j. fox with coldplay.he future." cold play's chris martin called it a treatment come true. >> he can play the guitar. >>> coming up in this half hour, hillary clinton will soon close the deal on her running mate. more on charlie's interview with the presumptive candidate. >>> plus, melania trump after she's accused of plagiarism. >>> right now time to show you this morning's headlines. the new york post claims that the virginia teenager's foot was flown off earlier this month believes he stepped on a bomb. tyler golden had his left leg amputated. his father says they're fortunate doctors have saved his hand because he is a musician. >>> the hollywood reporter says us a twitter report of "ghostbusters's" leslie jones. the director tweeted any personal attacks against her are attacks against you as you, #love for leslie j. that hash tag was on top of the trending list. >>> and melania trump's speech, the senior editor writes because melania rarely speaks save for generic platitudes or benign slogan she is am

. -- to sarah paulson to the actors who played johnnie cochran and christopher darden, all of them could. >> well, i think "the americans" is a great tv show and not one nearly enough -- constance wu, connor jessup cfrom "american crime" and an seize azari from "master of none." pretty amazing show. he's not the best actor in the world but that show is groundbreaking, is very amusing, very entertaining, very watchable. >> i love how nick has an opinion about everything. that's hilarious. matt, i want to ask which categories do you think are the most difficult to predict on this one? >> you know, i think the interesting thing will be the best actress category, whether some of these shows that are on their last legs, final season like "the good wife" and "downton abbey," whether julianna margulies, michelle dockery will get nominations on the way out. sometimes shows get the, you know, sort of crowning achievement when their final seasons are nominated and the actors are, sometimes they don't. so we'll maybe have a jon hamm situation or not. >> we will see soon enough. matt and nick, thank

leader they stuck so, him from like 1998 or until the present. ,ou still have johnny ives these people of great genius whoall want to stick around. i hope the book conveys by the beingat, do not try this, tough on people unless you have the charisma and division to be like steve jobs and -- and vision like steve jobs. that is in the book, how can you be so tough, why were you always so mean, but yet why did you inspire a certain loyalty that very nice losses -- bosses do not always inspire? you know, when i asked him in his last year, what was the project you are most proud of. i thought you would say the ipod , or the iphone, or the first macintosh. he said, you are not listening to me. he said, creating a great product can be hard, but what is really hard is to create a great team that will continue always to create great products. product thing, the best i ever made was the team at apple. he got the notion of collaboration, that is why the book is 600 pages. it is not that simple of how he got from being a tough leader to a collaborator. >> last question. walter: sorry, i am taking too long. >> our tea

sounded good but when you don't hit at all, you wind up wasting efforts by johnny cueto and madison bumgarner against the reds, whoo out of three. one person very happy with things. two baseballs for the young lady. on the giants run came in the third. they had only four hits on the day. conor gillaspie deposits against dan straily, former right-hander went 7 2/3, mad bum deserved better. unearned run here, eugenio suarez with a lender, angel pagan can't handle it. second and third, wind up with a sacrifice fly. and then his very first pitch of the seventh inning, hottest hitter in all of baseball right now, that's jay bruce. over and out. and on a bounce, it went into the water. four home runs in the series against the giants. he would look good in a san francisco uniform if you are thinking trade deadline, 25 on the year for him, 2-1 final. if there was any decent news for the giants, it came by way of tampa bay as the rays get a two-run shot against the dodgers in l.a. it's a 3-1 victory but you've got to see this catch by logan morrison of the rays. dodger stadium the place, he is leaning over into the very ex

who the prosecutors and the quality of lawyers appointed to defend the people. in harris county people say how can there be that many? you have very aggressive prosecutors which johnny holmes was who seek the death penalty virtually every case and you assign lawyers who are so incompetent that in three cases in paris county defense lawyers fell asleep while they were defending death penalty cases. you put those two together and you can sentence a lot of people to death and then you get the person and equally bad lawyer to represent them in the appellate process and you can execute people just like that and that's what they have done. >> you were very generous in your deduction we didn't mention 13 of the 28 executions last year were in texas and of course my mom is here who lives in houston. you are absolute write about that in texas isn't a leader when it comes to the number of people on death row. california, 743 but the last execution was 2006 and clarence brown waited 23 years and that's one of the new lines of argument in these cruel and unusual palm palm -- punishment to the point is waiting all the time and that's of particular concern because these individua

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you still have johnny ives, these people of great genius who all want to stick around. i hope the book that i wrote conveys by the end that, do not try this, being tough on people at home unless you have the charisma and division to be like -- the vision to be like steve jobs and cause people to want to walk through a wall for you as they did. that is sort of the paradox of the book -- how can you be so tough, why were you always so mean, but yet why did you inspire a certain loyalty that is very nice bosses do not always inspire? you know, when i asked him in his last year, what was the project you are most proud of. i thought he was going to say the ipod, or the iphone, or the first macintosh. he said, you are not listening to me. he was kind of tough me at times. he said, creating a great product can be hard, but what is really hard is to create a great team that will continue always to create great products. the best thing, the best product i ever made was the team at apple. he got the notion of collaboration. that is why the book is 600 pages. it is not all that si

johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. for those of you who developed a fondness for pranjal, the champion we said goodbye to on yesterday's program, not to worry. you're gonna see him again in our next tournament of champions --

people like dan rather or johnny apple or moraly safer, folks like that who sort of dominated the field. here we are fast forward to 2016 in this presidential election and things have changed in my view and the view of a lot of folks quite significantly rather than one or two or several small pack of big-foot journalists we have a lot of feet running very hard, feeding a very active stream of news, all the different ways in which we produce and consume news. and significantly, the pack of journalists covering the presidenttial election has gotten younger and more diverse. so in light of that and as we kick off the dnc week here in philadelphia, we thought it would be great to gather some of those younger journalists to give an inside peek of what covering a presidential campaign and particularly this most bizarre presidential campaign is like in the year 2016. so that is content for the evening. i look forward to a great conversation that i know will be guided with great humor and energy and wisdom because my friend civic engagement consulted chris will be leading the conversation. so c

when johnny carson would go on a month-long vacation, it was joan rivers who would step in. , she had the opportunity to do her own show on another network, and this offended johnny carson and he wouldn't talk to her. >> wouldn't talk to her. >> never again. >> real quick, what was it like to be creature feature host on ktvu, you know, part of the ktvu legend, if you will, before we were affiliated with fox. a lot of people tuned in. do you miss being on tv? >> i little bit, yeah. i do. however, sal, we were able to keep the creature feature franchise alive. in 2000, bob will with bob wilkins and i came out of retirement. we drew the fandom that was created when "creature features" was on for 18 years. i did it for six years. so we were able to go out and meet the public again. everybody would come up and talk about what a nostalgic, wonderful moment it was when they were growing up. saturday night there is no vcr yet, so you had to be home to watch it. >> got it. >> it was a memory of mom and dad, brother, sister. i am still appearing today at various places. >> john stanley

all this weekend long the mets are honoring their star catcher who is getting used to the title hall of famer. >> johnny grabbed kenny and myself and just sat out on the -- on other side of rocking and chairs and starts rocking and says look out over the water. think about it now. you're a hall of famer . what does that feel like? >> it felt like a therapy session. but it was great. >> as for the show after the show following piazza ceremony, they'll continue their series against the rockies, but before placed on the disabled list while signing justin. the yankees, their seary -- he was roughed for five runs. also managed to get into an argument with the home plate umpire before he was lift north dakota the game in the 5th, the yankees fell 5-1. it is hard to believe for 1 week from tomorrow, football is back. it's the hall of fame game ma exhibition season. the giants will open in 2 weeks. so the urgency on in the metal land. blue continues next week with practice number two. the team has changed in their roster from free agent signings to the rookies in the fold. the biggest challenge for this group n