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kenny, weigh in on this. hugh saying this is in the context of a long-term cyclical bull market which i think you've generally agreed with. >> i think he's absolutely right and today's knee jerk reaction is expected especially after the chinese authorities came out last night and decided to kind of rethink their whole central artery. >>> right, even after it was their close. europe benefited and then certainly we benefited. we bounced off of the lows that we created the last couple of days. i think he's right. we'll hit our head here right about 1590ish on the s&p and then back off and test it a little further. i think we need to do that before we start to move forward again. >> hugh, what would you put in a portfolio right now? what stocks do you like within the context of a longer term trade? >> i think that you've got to go with what's been working or generally working when you look at the last two or three months, cyclicals have been working, consumer cyclicals or consumer disregularsry, the health care s

let's bring in kenny polcari, and from the cme jim mario joins us as well. what are you doing on a day like today, are you buying? >> not nervous because anyone not expecting this, and we've been talking about it, i think now as you approach the 1550 level which is not that far away you'll start to put money back to work. i think there's a chance we test the april lows down at the 1530 range over the course of the next couple of weeks but for the long-term investor this is exactly what we've been waiting for. >> jim, do we agree, what josh lipton outlined, knew them on wednesday, thursday and friday, too, poverty same, concerns about tapering and concerns about a china credit squeeze. >> no question about it. when kenny says he's not nervous at all, can't agree with him 100% on that, but i do agree for the most part. this is a transitory period and the market doesn't like that. what's going on in the interest rate market, by the way, started out with the chairman but now that's kind of morphed into a leverage kind of thing. the stock market, we were in a cor

. >> kenny has been the number one promoter of abortion. but is now pushing and his abortion legislation through the irish government to legalize abortion in ireland. >> the protesters went largely unnoticed by most of the more than 20b,000 people here, including the thousands who were delighted to be graduating. >> if you notice the protesters on your way in? >> no. >> i respect their opinion. they can protest. they are allowed to do that, but i'm not going to think about that right now. >> even if cardinal o'malley decided to boycott the event, the president of the college, a jesuit priest, warmly welcomed the bishop and another jesuit handed over his doctorate. the bishop reacted to the small protest and the cardinals boycott in low key fashion. >> as a head of government i have a duty to stay with the constitution which belongs to the people. there is no change in the legislation in the policy of abortion since 1961. the situation has been decided by the people, and the government is setting out clarity and legal certainty. it's intende

broke his collarbone, too. >> hoping to help inmates like kennie wilson, deputy warden tony pattersonement program. >> and i kept brushing him off, because i feel like, you know what i'm saying, i don't have time to be sucking up to those people, you know what i'm saying, coming by my cell, talking to me. but he wouldn't give up. just kept coming by my cell and pulling me out of my cell and talking to me. >> we have a history. we're trying to help kennie, and he is responding to it and he's responding well and we have high hopes for him. >> as far as being a fair warden, you are one. >> i appreciate that. that means a lot. >> i do give you that part. >> i told you we wasn't going to give up. and we're not. >> through good behavior, some inmates at holman earn the right to live in a faith-based honor dorm. >> it simply means you believe in a higher power, whether it be god, buddha, jehovah -- whatever that is. it's the higher power. the faith-based dorm has been a real winner for us here. >> willie williams is one of the 170 inmates living in the faith-based dorm. he admits to killing

i've got a blues album that i did in december with kenny wayne shepherd and barry goldberg and we callselves the rides because we have all got, you know, elderly rides that are -- it's like all about its name the band game, which i hadn't played in many, many, many years. the buffalo springfield was hard enough. tavis: and how did we land on the buffalo springfield? >> well, we were living with this friend. we would go over to rehearse at this guy's house and they were working on the street, fountain avenue. at a certain part of the procedure, an enormous steamroller came through to flatten the new asphalt and the name of the steamroller was the buffalo springfield, and we thought it was pretty apt. because neil young is from manitoba which is buffalo country. tavis: right. >> and richie furay was from springfield, ohio and i'm the field. tavis: so the steamroller was the sign from god that that was the name of the -- >> well, we were desperate. tavis: was that like a blues brothers moment? you know, you just like -- >> no, the album was finished and we were due to get signed in any mo

yo-yo champion kenny strasser is booked on the show in april 2010. >> well, i've been all around, doing my yo-yo tricks. >> there's only one problem. the yo-yo champ arrives with his yo-yo but says he can't use it. >> we had a little miscommunication, so we're not going to get a lesson. >> i would have brought it. i thought it was a sitdown interview. and i had this greased yesterday. and it takes about 48 for it to set. >> without anyio yo-yos for tricks, the interview goes from strange -- >> and you also do some tricks and juggle and -- >> i don't know where he puts that in there, because i don't juggle. >> to downright bizarre. >> i do one with all of my fingers where i'm whirling, and then i do the right hand, and it gets going and it makes a loud whirring or buzzing sound. >> too bad these folks missed that show. just a month later, they too will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> may 2010. kyle martin and aryan jenkins are the anchors and producers of "hometown this morning." >> we kind of have a lot of freedom. >> we are limited to so

: yeah, it looks like kenny rogers' beard right there. [ laughter ] kenny rogers -- that's a good beardought it was so cool. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i think you reinvented the franchise. i'm so excited. when you guys see it -- it's also in imax and 3-d. i didn't get to see it in 3-d, but i'm gonna go back and see it 'cause i know the effects are just mindblowingly cool. i think it reinvents the thing, and i loved it. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's the great russell crowe in "man of steel." take a look at this. >> sir, is everything all right? >> out of the way! i said -- [ lasers firing ] [ lasers firing ] >> get me laura. >> jor-el, behind you! [ lasers firing ] >> ahh! >> laura, you have to ready the launch. i'll be with you as soon as i can. ♪ >> jimmy: russell crowe! [ cheers and applause ] "man of steel" is in theaters everywhere friday! sofia coppola joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects

backup this week in rates even though we're still at historically low levels. >> as much as i love kenny, i disagree with the big guy. an overreaction, no. we aren't seeing an overreaction. big ben. came out with the bernanke belly flop when he inadvertently suggested that they can move the stimulus or even taper on unemployment target. went from 6.9% up to 7%. that was huge, and that's when the ripple effects and the tsunami came into the treasury pits behind me. they began selling it, and right now, sue, severe technical damage, so the treasury market, obviously 7 and above, 2.40 in the ten-year note is very difficult. equity bounced off this 100-day moving average of 15.75 which coincides with the multi-year high. a lot of people were caught offsides and a lot of folks don't even know they are offside. they haven't even heard the whistle yet. >> what trade are you putting on at this point? >> well, i think you have to own roll tilt. we like volatility and secret sauce. the dollar, seeing huge strength in the dollar so for folks at home if they want to be short that euro currency playi

thanks, kenny. >> ty, up to you. >> thank you very much, sue. blackbury, as you probably heard, getting creamed. look at that, down 25% today at $10.80. handset-maker, 13-cent quarterly loss reversing a 6-cent a share profit from a year ago. seema mody has come off her blackberry for a couple of minutes to file this report. >> take a look at this chart and that's the story that we're looking at right now. expectations were just way too high. shareholders bought into the practice that blackberry staged a full turnaround and this would be the quarter that we'd see not just good but strong results and that wasn't the case. blackberry reported a surprisingly quarterly operating light citing venezuela currency restrictions as a restriction and ceo thurston heinz says it will anticipate a lott loss in the second quarter. q1, blackberry shipped 6.8 million devices and 40% came from its new bb $10 phones and another says it's too early to pass judgment on the conference call the smartphone market remains highly competitive, the turnarounds take time. bl

bob pisani and kenny pulcari, a cnbc contributor. kenny, what do you want to hear from the fed chief this afternoon in. >> what i would really like to hear, would like to hear the talk of tapering, that there's some definition to it, but i don't think that's what we're going to hear at all. i think they will keep the foot on the gas, and i think they will talk about eventually doing it. but at some point they have to call it out. they have to start to put a schedule on it so people -- that's clarity. right now there's not clarity. >> it's more easy to predict what mr. bernanke is going to say rather than how the market will react to it. that's the wild card. steve is right. he'll talk about tapering very gradually, and he'll draw this thing between tapering and raising rates. we all know that. he'll emphasize that and what he's going to say. how the market reacts to that is completely different. a lot of people feel the market goes down no matter what end of the spectrum he emphasizes because of the rise recently in the last couple o

>> kenny chesnee, that is it. >> all right.. >> you went to the concert. >> funny you should mentionion that, paws i feel like you meni heard this song at the concert.r >> i admit it was my first show. >> it's a good song. >> right, it's a good song. >> quit laughing, wisdom. >> let get to the forecast. warm conditions to start the day. dew point temperatures are running in the low 70s, that is a combination for -- it's uncomfortable out thereble out r basically with a temperature of 74 and a dew point of 70.70. lots of humidity. 70 this morning, at leonardtown. upper 60s north and west.st. 68 out of dulles, 66 thises, 66 morning in frederick and in winchester.wi we are, i guess a little cooler, a little more comfortable northt and west, not the case at annapolis, you're 74 degrees,74d that's not very cool. here is satellite-radar. you saw a lot in the shot. a little bit of clear skies, a little bit of blue to start the day. we will see more clouds thands anything else.else. julie is not happy with it, either. shower activity south and west.t down toward charlotte. we did have issues ov

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my name is kenny wilson. you must not know i hate you low life white people as is.e doesn't even have correct grammar. he can't halfway spell, but yet he wants to be derogatory and racist and that's the kind of stuff we have to deal with when we're doing our job. we didn't ask for them to come here. they're not on vacation. they're not at the ramada. i'm doing my job. if they don't like it, they shouldn't come. >> been here a couple months getting more familiar with things and getting used to the inmates and things like that, you know, building a relationship with everybody. >> after months of training, cadet hardy has finally become correctional officer hardy. >> i've been working a lot of overtime. the way the overtime system works is you have to cover another shift. we'll work 16 hours. today i came in at 2:00 p.m. and i won't get off until 6:00 a.m. in the morning. so it's a long ride, especially when you have to go home and still spend time with your family and things like that. but the money is good. that's what's appealing to you and you want to do it. you kn

players championship, kenny perry shot up the leaderboard.-, wasn't happy, got in a little trouble and gave him the finger. perry shot up the leader board. actually that is pga, we'll straighten that out later. the tour de france, here it is again. all right, now perry shot at the leaderboard, he is two back and fred couples birdie and he is leader. >> confused, let's go to tour de france. 12 miles to the finish, he gets to the finish line and he took a wrong turn and he finally backed out. several riders including the top three sprinters goes down that paves the way for a german and he will take first to wear the yellow jersey. >> earthquakes hosting stanford and we'll have that for you at 11:00 and we'll get that golf all straightened out >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a surprise tribute to a bay area soldier back from afghanistan and bart talks and why talks have stalled for now.xÑÑ [music] >> welcome to swirl your a. through z covering everyone in between show here on kofy tv. i'm michelle your host. i want to say happy pride by the way.

bob pisani and kenny p.m. olcari, our cnbc contributor here.do you make of the market today, kenny the markets waiting, the first read on adp, so i think a lot of people sitting on the side and taking the time. taking a shot at the fed, and bernanke saying it's time to back off. it's curious. >> i'd like to a bit of a bounce, these interest rates sensitive stocks, so again today utilities to the down i'd, real estate investment trusts, i find that a bit disconcerting. they're still -- this is the biggest bond etf, down there again today. my personal opinion is the economic data still doesn't warrant massive sell of bond funds. >> the talk about the taper, i think -- not the animal tappier, but the taper i think has people concerned. they don't want to be the last out the door. >> esther george is supposed to be speaking. she is sick and will not be speaking, but she is going to -- the text of the remarks will be delivered at 1:30. so we'll get. she's a hawk, of course that's just -- >> ken counter, final words? >> it just adds to more confusion

the players championship, kenny perry shot up then leaderboard. 7-under 63. two welcome at 13-under. fred couple, on his way to a 3 under 67. the leader at 5-under. heading into sunday's final round. >> the 100th tour de france. stage one, 132 miles. with the riders less than 12 miles from the finish, this bus got stuck and managed to finally get out but immediately following that a major crash took out several riders, including the top three sprinters. that paved the way for the german. on the left in the white. will take the dispaij the first to -- take the dispaij the first to win the yellow jersey. >> join my tonight at channel 13. facebook has a new ad policy. what you'll no longer see on the site. the tough new laws designed to protect workers when the heat is on. that's at 11:00. that's it for us at 6:00. ♪ >> now a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. >> with special appearances by debra messing. >> valerie bertinelli. >> christa miller. >> and stars from tv's royal pains and the mentalist. >> hosted by network tv corres

who are you to say -- >> why can't you just pay it, kenny. >> why don't you what?why can't you just pay for it. >> others maybe have a -- >> they can't afford to pay for it. >> maybe who, maybe what. >> this is why the retail investor left and hasn't come back. >> the market can't afford cable. there is plenty of people who can't afford to pay thomson reuters the fees that are required to get it two seconds in advance. >> i also think it is part of the problem with what is going on with the complete miscontent and all of the crap that goes on because people pay for the information and reacts the -- >> you can do it now. >> shouldn't he be allowed to do that? >> isn't it right he getting information before everybody else? >> it is not that they have -- >> it is absolutely not right. >> and in the markets -- >> are they meant to be fair -- >> oh, stop. >> you have to believe this is one of the reasons the retail investors has left the party and hasn't come back. they don't feel like they can get a fair shake. >> like he said, this is the way wall street works. that i

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wow, kenny rogers roasters finally opened. look at the size of that neon chicken on the roof. rogers can't sell chicken around here. we got chicken places on every block. he is the gambler. i gotta meet newman at the pet store. helpin' him pick out a turtle. try and stay calm. captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television hey, jerry? seth. wow. what has it been, like 5 years? at least. you wanna grab lunch? uh, i'm actually headed back to the office. seth, it's me. what's more important than catching up with an old college buddy? well, i am supposed to be in this meeting. blow it off. remember poly sci? how many of those did we go to?

. >> the why is because this is kenny mcclane's brother's house, and they had a brand new baby and thecclane's were certain that this rickety above-ground pool would come falling down any moment and they were concerned it would happen when the baby was nearby, so they decided to take this $500 beater jeep to tear down the pool and the idea being that they would jump into the pool and drive out the other side crashing through the whole pool. >> it didn't work. >> it didn't work. most of the water is still in the pool. this old pool they thought would fall down at any moment hung in there. >> how did they get the car out? >> they had to fire up the grinder saw. >> i feet like there is a jeff foxworthy joke, you might be a >> and this is how they pump the rest of the water out, on a jet ski. >> oh, brother. >> does the jeep work afterwards? >> we talked to the mcclane family who shot the video, and they said, yes, they did get the jeep going again. they had to tow it out, but it did start. >> the car fax on that car is going to be the most interesting read on the planet. >> that's our sho

i want to start with you kenny dwight and ask about something eduardo vega that said that force is not treatment. that basically the key is to approach people with mental illness with love, kindness and compassion. i know from our editorial page that when we have written about laura's law that some of the post poignant arguments from family members that they have done everything they can do but don't know how to help a loved one. what would you have done? could force treatment made a difference? >> yes. absolutely. laura's law is not forced treatment. i don't know why mr. vega keeps using that word because laura's law is an upfront tool before somebody needs crisis. if they are proven to be a danger to themselves or someone else, a judge tries to get a treatment team and they try to talk with this person and figure out a way for them to stay out of the hospital. we have forced treatment, we have 51/50. my son has been through 51/50 numerous times. he's been slammed with this. this is a horrible experience. laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and than

for you by kenny. >> yeah.nd his new -- pri >> so you can't have a first dance without a dance in the right place. it is something you and your partner have to agree. >> all right. we will go live downtown with more on what could be, a great spot to check out. >> it is. this is a very popular place to check out. a lot of couples have their weddings here. i am joined by lauren blake, senior convention services manager here at the grant historic venue. good morning and thank you so much for being here: first of all, let's talk about what you have to offer for couples. >> the venue is an amazing place. there are 19 different unique rooms. so whether you want a more classic wedding or -- we have so many spaces that you can create that in our space. we have a full service caterer to have customized menu. we have an event team to help with details. of course we have people here to help with your design elements and logistics for the day as well. we have a lot of things to offer to couples when they come to see glues

we're going to hear from kenny either here in the sixth inning or in the seventh about carlos beltran, what he's meant to this community. and while the cardinals have this hot shot outfield prospect oscar tavares getting ready at triple a, i would think that the cardinals will do what they can to try and bring beltran back here for at least another year. we'll have to hear it in seven. striking out it molina. three strikeouts for martin perez, who has been outstanding. pretty night downtown st. louis after a lot of rain. 4-2 texas after six. >> joe: all-star game coming up july 16th at citi field in new york in queens for the all-star game here in 2013. you can pledge your n.l. or a.l. allegiance and all of our coverage begins right here on fox on that tuesday night july 16th. >> tim: and you can vote 35 times, right? >> joe: is that limit? >> tim: i think that's right. >> joe: elvis andrus is up on the count 2-0. seth maness got out of a bases-loaded jam in the top of the sixth. here comes his 2-1 pitch. misses 3-1. kevin siegrist, the left-hander, who you can't say somebody literall

filmmaker kurt and he has run a cold be -- so maker kurt kenny has run a cold the rise and fall of drive-in's. the whole idea is fantastically american and romantic. what was it like going to those first ones? familyas inexpensive home entertainment before home video. that started to take off after ii when people have more spending money. in the 1950's, when the teenager was something pop- culture celebrated celebrated, they discovered it was the perfect eight hangout. people started making movies specificalal for them and for drive-ins. they were not the best quality because kids were not paying attention to the movie. as long as you had a great poster and a grere trailer, it was fine. >> because they were busy doing other things in the backseat of the car. >> if you missed five or 10 minutes of the movie, it would not matter. you could follow the story. >> that is not what killed off the drive-in movie, was it? >> from what i understand what killed off the drive-in movie was two things. land values and video. a combination of the two. you have this piece of land that was being used to just

the players championship, kenny perry shot up then leaderboard. 7-under 63.t 13-under. fred couple, on his way to a 3 under 67. the leader at 5-under. heading into sunday's final round. >> the 100th tour de france. stage one, 132 miles. with the riders less than 12 miles from the finish, this bus got stuck and managed to finally get out but immediately following that a major crash took out several riders, including the top three sprinters. that paved the way for the german. on the left in the white. will take the dispaij the first to -- take the dispaij the first you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. u know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! time to celebrate with your mates, grill

kenny, let's talk this end of day here. what the heck happened today, and what are you expecting later on in the week from the russell rebalance? tell me first about the close today, kenny. >> first of all, we saw the market take back certainly some of the losses, but just as the prior guest said, a lot of it was the spin control we've been seeing coming out, whether it's the fed or other economists, strategists, trying to play down this reaction that has happened since last week, when ben bernanke really didn't say anything new and he hedged his bet both ways. so this kind of spin that's taking place is trying to control the market. now, that being said, net-net, even on a day like today, like we were net buyers, although we were on both sides of the market. net-net, better buyers of the market, taking advantage of the weakness, kind of, in the mark, because people are expecting the second half of the year will turn out to be better than as expected, that analysts and strategists are talking about the second half of the ye

eleven children nine of them are adopted seven of the adopted kids hiv positive along with the of kenny. new through nikita was our first adopted child. the only one that we chose personally who. didn't select any of the others. didn't really consider it normal kind of thing this isn't just shopping where you can go and take things off the shelf or. i think all children really should have a family. and it doesn't matter if it is healthy or sick or pretty or ugly black hair or red hair or whatever all of them need a mom and a dad on. this own two girls are like their mother perfectly healthy their sirens have a separate refrigerator filled with medicine. some take half some a quarter everyone has their own ghosts. the . stuff. at seven o'clock sharp every morning and evening the kids and their father take their medication yes science cannot afford to forget as their lives depend on it. i just wanted to help at least one person who you could say i felt that when i was having contractions before giving birth to anya a doctor came by and said oh that's the one with the husband who's a child

. >> there will be concerts by the spinners, lover boy, air supply, kenny baby face edmonds and more.oday it is only $1 to get in and $1 for rides. the fair runs through july 7th. >>> it's opening day for the sonoma marin fair. it will run through sunday. the fair features concerts, live shows and also will have the world's ugliest dog contest. >>> ktvu crews tickets being given away at the lake merritt station. fans had to take a picture with the giant elephant. the tickets are for next week's game when the reds come to town to play the giants. >>> coming up at 5:00, a bay area couple accused of running a brothel out of their san mateo county apartment. one of the accused is set to appear in court today and we are there. the latest on the investigation and the charges they are facing. that's tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for watching. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy suitable for family viewing. coming next, helping abandoned and pet pigs. plus, trying to save a fragile fawn. and a co

filmmaker kurt and he has run a cold be -- so maker kurt kenny has run a cold the rise and fall of drive-in's. the whole idea is fantastically american and romantic. what was it like going to those first ones? familyas inexpensive home entertainment before home video. that started to take off after ii when people have more spending money. in the 1950's, when the teenager was something pop- culture celebrated celebrated, they discovered it was the perfect eight hangout. people started making movies specifically for them and for drive-ins. they were not the best quality because kids were not paying attention to the movie. as long as you had a great poster and a great trailer, it was fine. >> because they were busy doing other things in the backseat of the car. >> if you missed five or 10 minutes of the movie, it would not matter. you could follow the story. >> that is not what killed off the drive-in movie, was it? >> from what i understand what killed off the drive-in movie was two things. land values and video. a combination of the two. you have this piece of land that was being used to just

. ♪ you know what it is kenny d. ♪ >> camid was arrested and thrown in jail on may 1st all over a facebookt. blank a boston bombing. wait until you see the blank i do. i'm going to be famous for rapping and beat every murder charge that comes across me. these lyrics were from a rap song he wrote when he was arrested. he was charged with making terrorist threats and was kept in jail without bail. the reason i'm telling you about this story today, a grand jury just refused to indict him, and a judge released him from jail yesterday. we have to remember, this kid is 18 years old. he probably doesn't know one thing from the other yet. it's a scary line to ride. >> he's getting a lot of attention online. there are facebook pages in support of cami d. even a crowd tilt fund-raising page for the fees he's incurred since being arrested. even though the grand jury refused to indict him, it doesn't mean he's no longer facing charges. he will have to appear in court on june 27th. when the town is recovering from a terrorist attack you just don't say this kind of stuff. >> an example of, be careful wh

including the folks w who relea me from the hospital. >> i'm loving kenny right now. what's the next step? >> today is actually my first visit back to see both doctors. i'll see the doctor who actually did the breast cancer surgeon and give me the final results, the pathology results on both breasts, we know it's not invasive cancer, i'll find out if there was cancer in my right breast. i don't know that answer to that yet. so today i find out. i'll meet after with the reconstructive plastic surgeon, and he'll tell me what's next. these drains have you been seeing, the picture i posted yesterday, are really complicated and probably one of the hardest parts of this. it can be very uncomfortable, payment, and you've got to constantly see how you are draining, and once you drain less than 30 ccs for three days in a row, they finally take the drains out. i'm really looking for to that. can't wait to talk to him and see when they finally come out. >> hard not to try to convince that doctor to take them out sooner -- >> i'm not capable of doing that. i doubt that he'll take

. >> joe: the interesting part, you saw the numbers when kenny was talking, whether it's by coincidencerout has been in the lineup as center fielder he's hit .318, as a left fielder .247. now, some of that has come because it's been more recently as trout has settled in and borges has been on the dl working his way back from a bad hamstring. but the numbers are better with him in center. runner goes on a line drive base hit into right. drew will ended up at third base as iglesias is 2 for 4 here in the night cap. and we said itst saturday. we'll say it again on june 8th. i just don't see how there's any way jose iglesiass goes back to traip el triple-a. >> tim: there's no way he goes back to triple-a. >> joe: we say that with will middlebrooks back in the next couple of days. >> tim: the biggest question is, do you give him the job at shortstop, or do you play that triangle of middlebrooks/iglesia middlebrooks/iglesias/ drew and play the best hand. will middlebrooks, in fair alness was hitting .201 when he went down. as john farrell honestly said, he's going to have to get his stroke ba

she beat up kenny chesnee, and miranda lambert.g the old post office and wants to turn into aa luxury hotel. ho we learned about this, but the mogul negotiated a deal for a 60 year lease on the building.buil. plans for hotel which will be called trump international includes 260 guest rooms, restaurants and spa and conference facility is schedulee to open in 2016. 2016. >>> we still have plenty ahead d this morning, weather, traffic and top stories, fox 5 morning i news continues right now. >>> good morning, coming up on n 5:00 here on this thursday. it's june 6th, happy friday eve. i know we're getting closer and closer, just hold on, we got one more day. good morning, everyone. i'm sarah simmons. sim >>> i'm tony pes perkins, welcoo fox 5 morning news. >> good morning.morning. >> welcome. welco. >> happy to be here. here. >> the early show.show >> yes, like old times. times. >> yes, it is. i >> let's get to the radar, we ra got an update andrea, tropical storm andrea which will be in the news in the next couple of

kenny? >> forgive me for laughing. our budget is in the negative. >> uh-oh. are you a democratic organization? [laughter] the first year, we had a minus $1300. the second year, i don't remember. those were from legal fees to actually begin the process of filing for a 501 # c4 and other types of activities. >> basically, the harassment and illegal questions that you were asked caused your organization to deficit spend to try to defend its constitutional right in equal protection under the law? >> yes. because it also dried up our ability to have people participate in a structure where they could doe enates. >> thank you. how about your budget? >> well, i don't have the exact numbers, but i can tell you we have less than $5,000 at the end of each month, roughly. one year, when we took a bus trip to washington, we had $18,000 at one time in the bank, but as soon as we paid off the bus bus, that went down. we were usually under $5,000. >> never over 50,000? >> oh, goodness, no. >> you understand the outrage by members of this committee for the apeerpt double stan

eleven children nine of them are adopted seven of the adopted kids hiv positive along with the of kenny. new through nikita was our first adopted child. the only one that we chose personally who. didn't select any of the others. didn't really consider it no more. thing this isn't just shopping where you can go and take things off the shelf and put down your i think all children if you really should have a family. and it doesn't matter it isn't healthy or sick pretty or ugly black hair or red hair or whatever all of them need a mom and a dad on. their own two girls are like their mother perfectly healthy. their sirens have a separate refrigerator filled with medicine. some take half some a quarter everyone has their own ghosts. the . gift of. suffering. but seven o'clock sharp every morning and evening the kids and their father take their medication yes i have cannot afford to forget as their lives depend on the who feel good when i just wanted to help at least one person who you could say i felt that when i was having contractions before giving birth to anya a doctor came by and said oh

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southwest england as an american won a traditional cheese rolling race for the first time a misstep kenny rackers it was the fastest down the hill after travelling all the way from colorado for the sole purpose of taking part while a japanese man clad as a ninja one of the realm chines run. on tuesday the focus was brazil a day after a world cup stadiums roof collapsed in salvador the first ticket office for the twenty fourteenth finals opened in rio tickets will go on sale august twentieth with former brazil captain carlos alberto taught us how did one for this month's confederations cup opener in brasilia while a court overturned the ruling to suspend games at the legendary marikana after safety fears before the hosts rallied to draw two two with england. and on wednesday germany beat ecuador four two in a friendly in florida despite missing players from german cup finals by a guard after just eight seconds arsenal striker lukas podolski put them in front laws better that quickly added a second i don't speak swifty maybe three mil and after only twenty four minutes and about a fourth. i

in relation to a banker and they threw me off that show now here we are less than a year later pat kenny and you once again i've let down your country r.t.e. the state broadcaster once again as lead down the country i'm telling you right now there's more deaths that have yet to be disclosed but you won't carry that news you want best to get that news and the county by failing to disclose let me point this out that is the definition of tyranny same thing in the u.s. however that's why parliamentarian in the dot to dale the irish parliament doyle the irish parliament stood up and accused barack obama of war crimes because of this type of banking terrorism that's why edward snowden is involved in blowing the whistle on. like booz allen allegedly involved in financial terrorism market regaining forex lie boric cetera it's all connected as i've been saying for years now where you mention edward snowden so i want to relate this story where here you have david drumm who's l.o.l. ling trolling the irish population the laughing and escaping to boston where he's free from any sort of justice or co