marge was 63.we could do after that. >> wertheim: you're in your early 60s, you decide to retire. >> both: uh-huh. >> wertheim: you're going to put your feet up. what was the plan? >> jerry selbee: yeah. ( laughs ) that was basically it. >> marge selbee: i don't think we had one, per se. >> jerry selbee: that was basically it. we were going to enjoy-- we were going to enjoy life a little bit. >> wertheim: but one morning in 2003, jerry happened to walk back into the corner store and spotted a brochure for a brand new lottery game called winfall. jerry always possessed what he calls "a head for math"-- he has a bachelors degree in the subject from nearby western michigan university. and in only a matter of minutes, he realized that this was a unique game. >> jerry selbee: i read it, and by the time i was out here, i knew what the potential might be. >> wertheim: it did not take you weeks to suss this out? >> jerry selbee: no, not at all. three minutes. >> wertheim: three minutes and unund ial e. ( l

ooh, that will be marge. well, that went well. oh, that's good coffee. laughter. you see, i havejust laughed all the way through that. exactly. i don't think i've ever heard you laugh so much during a clip as that. here's the thing, i mean, so it's directed by danny boyle but it's written by richard curtis. i'm a real suckerfor richard curtis anyway. this is, in some ways, the best directed richard curtis film you will ever see, because danny boyle... you were literally crying with laughter. i did laugh out loud in the cinema when i saw the trailer. a few people did look at me. what's really lovely is it is one of those what if set ups, what if you were the only person who remembered the beatles? what i think the film does is, as soon as you start to think about the logistics of it you go, hang on, that doesn't work and that doesn;t work and that doesn't work. in the third act there is a particularly problematic scene, the whole of which could have come out and i don't care. the reason i don't care is i was doing exactly what you were doing. i was laughing and smi

was a marge. told her said something to the point the morning was to be with a woman. yet you buckles no will. you need this new leads in you but i'm still. lead you to surround yourself yes yes. that's what i wanted something you really believe there are these should. be a field of your local wishes to this one model won't destroy your own work or one with your means he has the chance to start a new digital ship to look at you because i wish you. every work. that you do with his life the more something out. there for ourselves. in the stories that shaped the week the russian and chinese president speak out on america's attempt to dominate international trade in russia's northern capital some petersburg for one of the biggest events on the business calendar. breaking cover while the u.s. had to venezuela with new sanctions recording suggests washington is failing to unite the country's opposition against president. bush just to keep the opposition united as.

no marge issues. the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge i like these commutes hopefully it's going to stay this way for most of the mornings. i know fridays, especially summer fridays end up being light sometimes. we'll see. >>> today may be the last chance to prevent new tariffs on there are new talks scheduled for today. both sides hope to reach an

most of highway 37 is off to a nice start with no marge issues. 680 and highway 4 look pretty good. so you have a good opportunity to get out to the maze and the bay bridge. of right now traffic looks good and there's very little delay getting on to the span. 4:31 let's get back to the desk. >>> right now president trump is attending a d-day ceremony. marking 75 years since allied forces landed in normandy, france. looking at live moments there. some world war ii veterans who took off from port smith headed for normandy. we will provide coverage. >>> negotiators from mexico will try to head off new u.s. tariffs president trump says will take effect on monday unless president trump says mexico takes care of imaggression graegs. doug luzader has the story. >> some republicans are not happy about this but mexico is taking it very seriously. >> president trump in the u.k. this week but talking tariffs and dismissing some of his fellow republicans back on capitol hill who may oppose his move to crack down on illegal border crossings. >> i don't think they will do that. there's nothing mo

no marge issues. the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge i like these commutes hopefully it's going to stay this way for most of the mornings. i know fridays, especially summer fridays end up being light sometimes. we'll see. >>> today may be the last chance to prevent new tariffs on there are new talks scheduled for today. both sides hope to reach an administration or the trump administration is going toll follow through with the threat. doug luzader is live with the developments. >> mexico is hoping to head off these tariffs that hit on monday. >> the markets at least zoom to think that an agreement with mexico is close at hand with a bit of a rally yesterday despite jitters over possible tariffs. but mexico's chief negotiator doesn't seem so sure. >> are you less optimistic than you were last night when we spoke? >> that so so hand gesture seems to say it all. both sides indicated progress with mexico's proposals to clamp down in the flow of migrants. new video from customs and border protection dri

no marge issues. 680 also looks good. bay bridge a little bit of a backup in some of these outside lanes. it's 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >> the man accused of gunning down a young sacramento police officer is behind bars this morning on charges of murder and battery. 45-year-old adell sobrano has. he has several counts against him that date back 20 years. officers responded to a disturbance call in north sacramento. a few hours later, police including officer tara o'sullivan were helping a woman retrieve her belongings and get out of her home. that's when ramos is suspected of shooting and killing officer o'sullivan. more tributes are pouring in. in 2017 she appeared in this recruitful video for the law enforcement scholarship program. officer o'sullivan grew up in contra cost a county. neighbors remember her as always being friendly and someone who is going to be a success in whatever career she chose. >> you know her parents are very proud of her to see her go as far as she did. a wonderful family, you know. it's

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marge military almost 800004 him just led to by english dest many of them were elderly. life in bangladesh so crowded refugee camps can be a constant struggle. for the elderly it's often nearly unbearable the human rights organization amnesty international interviewed nearly 150 displaced 54 to over 90 they found that aid agencies hadn't done enough to address the needs of older refugees. not that far for the people who can walk well it's only a problem for me but. i don't go to the camp to nick that they don't provide good treatment they usually only give one to 2 tablets when my son buys medication for me i take that i'm wary of going there that i don't know i'm not gonna get. this man was able to reach a designated age friendly clinic for such places are rare in the refugee camps for the elderly food medical and sanitation facilities are often difficult to reach researchers documented cases of older patients for going medicine because they could not navigate the challenging terrain to the clinics. despite the challenges these are the lucky ones many other elderly wrot

she won byjust two seconds, the narrowest marging of victory in the history of the event.. in hockey, ireland have earned a place in the olympic qualifiers with a 4—0 win over the czech republic in the fih series semifinal in banbridge. they'll take on korea in tomorrow's final. tyson fury, returns to the ring, to fight in las vegas for the first time, in the early hours of tomorrow morning against the german tom schwarz. the weigh—in took place last night, as the former heavyweight champion, continues his return to boxing, after having two years out with mental health and drug problems. fury is the favourite, but he has said that it will not be as easy as people think. josh warrington makes the second defence of his ibf world featherweight title against fellow yorkshireman kid galahad in leeds tonight. warrington believes victory tonight could hold the key to his dreamland as he targets some big fights in america. both of those fights are live on radio 5 live, starting with warrington against galahad at 10.30 this evening. then at around 4am tomorrow morning tyson fury ta

here and everything from one side of the avenue we can see but disappearance of the so cold i'll stay marge this is what i think name for the city of jerusalem and the statement station you know it's over oh. poor quality of the state of israel i have to disagree with. your muscling belongs to israel i'm here to send for the palestinian 1 people to see his rights this is how it is that it should be done so the whole world should be for policy this is all you sure you really don't want to 5 we want to be we just want to be enemies my brother was wise enough to act as a human shields them for the palestinian voters not to be shot by you know your israel us army is knowing the other side of the avenue here in central billing we have what they call of and south to rally gangs the rally does support israel we have been able to talk to the organizers and see some of the disciplines it's not about criticizing the service about delegitimizing israel and about hating jews when people shout jews in the gas chambers then it's it's it has nothing to do with his record exists only of all things it is an

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started flipping years over was use of was hit and went flying into the ditch i'm awkward to all of them marge is on the look of. i was pulled below the car and my leg went under the wheel steering ya know with the car going down the clara pose. the question when i tried to pull it i saw blood pouring out it was everywhere all over my clothes i started screaming my leg humping my leg. is translate was completely severed but his worst fee is what feeds you so if i use a beer when i was a kid use of was in the children's hospital from and he went into a coma for 6 days the exam there was only a 5 percent chance that he'd survive my. are you i was crying a lot for you sign out or no i thought he was definitely gonna. my family started to bring me pictures of him every day to prove that he was still alive 3 atmananda . ever since there is trial hasn't taken his eyes off his nephew on. august. use of small souls are so weak that he's going to need leg braces to help him stand guys that are the same people get. to see that only got your cheek i got to be a watch until the arm around i was on the bal

warning as are being tested time again and again and i think it's not only the internet that mean marg military or the civilian government which are responsible for their crimes which is happening are the killing fields which is taking place inside myanmar but also all the policymakers the politicians while leaders there are equally responsible because there were alarming signs which has which has been taking place near warning us has been signaling alarming signs from 2012 from 78199192 now also be the b.s. said there is a genocide and the. fact finding mission did see it is genocide through the expertise so how many how many investigations how many reports are we going to put push for and also at the security council security council is built to protect and prevent crimes like genocide and then there is a genocide already said by the u.n. fact finding mission the security council is not in a position to protect the most one member population and that is or will he get and if it's because of the action air incapable actions are lip service is not not only the role he has are being an

in an audio clip from 1974, a man told marg gret's parents he had their daughter. >> $10,000 might be a lot of bread, but your daughter's life is the butter top iping. >> who is this? >> the fbi has released images of what margaret might look like now and announced a $25,000 reward. >>> a prominent american doctor guned down with his tour guide in belize. he was on vacation with his family and went on a fishing boat with a local guide. police say the gunman were targeting him who had a disagreement with a local gangster. he had reported shots fired, but never made a formal complaint. he was a well respected cardiologist from virginia. police say he was a tragic victim of circumstance. >>> the federal government is cracking down on illegal robocalls that involve 100 cases brought by the justice department. the federal trade commission and local authorities in 15 states. the companies and individuals being targeted placed over 1 billion unwanted calls for financial schemes and other services. authorities say derek bartoli used software that allows millions of calls to be placed in quick

we saw marge an say that this is about the rule of law and enforcing the law. the president seemed to undercat that to significant extent when he announced this operation because it is very unusual for the president to announce a major law enforcement operation like this. it could potentially undermine what i.c.e. and the president claim to want to do. his decision to announce this and say this is in force of the campaign being kicked off. >> being announced on twitter in such a public forum, he may have undermined the chances of getting more arrested. what does that say to you about how the president wants to see this played out and put into effect? >> this is a president who seems to telegraph every thought he has. i don't think the i.c.e. and dhs officials that are briefing the president about the operations want him to put this on twitter. you have some disagreement between dhs where he only wanted 150 families to be targeted for deportation. people who had committed crimes other than having stayed in the country. a lot of those families that are going to b

what is this marge? it's the end of june but below unseasonably cool temperatures and that gave us the cooldown in the wind yesterday as that starts to exit stage right. high temperature moving in and temperature making the move to be warmer than 24 hours ago. still cooler for some but showing signs of being warmer for others. warmer temperatures cold, 55 to 58 bodega bay in san francisco buoy flooding with 55 to 58 and they come down a teeny bit, a huge impact on the fog and overnight lows in the city and along the coast. wind lighter, some areas settling and southerly and others northerly but nothing a bird yesterday when it was screaming through the delta. looking for sunshine, fog in the coast, tonight we will regroup but in trouble for tomorrow. the system moves out in the high kicks in and as a does it takes care the fog sooner. some of the cloud deck favoring areas in parts of the coast. warmer for most if not all, warmer still, 80 in the interior, 60s and 70s by the water's edge but tomorrow more

if you look at the polling, they are commanding marge r chunks.hose candidates survived later and later which they are well poised to do, there is going to be a natural desire for one of them to overtake the other. >> what are do you make about bernie's race? does it have the fire? she has been going up with new ideas every couple of days. she is generating policy and places that she said i have something for everything. bernie is selling the socialist mantle of the guy who has been here before. stick with me. >> when the team conceded the race, i'm not sure they thought biden was going to get in and quite prepared for how much of a chunk biden would take up and how much oxygen he would take because they were the only non-hillary clinton functionally. she and the campaign sort of had a theory and a strategy which was, we are going to make news by releasing policy and coming up with ideas. we will do a ton of town halls and take a ton of questions and be clear about our positions and that tourism, their theory has born a lot of rewards. >> what do

i've got a viewer named marge go, what about the breaking news banners on cnn and other cable news channelsews net works overuse the breaking news label. there are a lot of examples of this of hyping the news na we always got to think about pulling back on and be sensitive about. >> absolutely. it is a problem for tv news. you know, when they use live a lot. when somebody is standing in front of the school board building at 10:00 at night for 11:00 at night and it says live because the person's live but there's nothing live in that building at that hour. >> right, right. what did you make of jon stewart on capitol hill earlier this week advocating for 9/11 heroes who need health care? their scene of course, made national news in part because the hearing room was almost empty. he racial knows how to use his celebrity power to move congress, doesn't? >> he >> yes, all power to jon stewart. god bless him having the sense of righteousness, the social conscience and coming on with kind of moral authority. and we're in desperate need of moral authority especially when it comes to washington. so w

tonight we're learning the president is likely to name the head of immigration and customs enforcement marg margon to take over as the acting head of the customs and border protection agency but as all of this turmoil is unfolding at home, president trump tomorrow is leaving for the g-20 in osaka, japan with important meetings with the president of china, xi jinping and vlt over issues like trade and tensions in iran. >> tensions with iran. we'll have more on that as well. abby, thank you very much. >>> up on capitol hill, house democrats are divided over a bill to provide additional money for the border crisis. let's go to our senior congressional correspondent manu raju. has speaker pelosi gotten her people on board. >> reporter: it appears that way. after a roller coaster 24 hors in which speaker pelosi negotiated with the hispanic caucus and the progressive block within the larger house democratic caucus, she appears to have locked down enough support to push this bill through the house tonight. this is the $4.6 billion bill that would deal with the humanitarian crisis at the border. de

flipping us over 1000000 use of was hit and went flying into the ditch i'm awkward to all of them marge is on the look of. i was pulled below the car and my leg went under the wheel steering yonder with the car going down the clara pose. the question when i tried to pull it i saw blood pouring out it was everywhere all over my clothes i started screaming my leg humping my leg. is translate was completely separate but his worst fee is what feeds you so if i use a beer when i was a kid use of was in the children's hospital and he went into a coma for 6 days the exam there was only a 5 percent chance that he'd survive it. are you i was crying a lot for you sign out or no i thought he was definitely gonna. my family started to bring me pictures of him every day to prove that he was still alive 3 acuminata . ever since there is trouble hasn't taken his eyes off his nephew on. august. use of small souls are so weak that he's going to need leg braces to help him stand. people get. the see the but only got your cheek are going to be a watch and they'll be among those on the ballot. recount band

then, marge and mary -- discussing abortion. join the discussion. >> sunday, blues musician darrell davis talks about his book where he talks about befriending ku klux klan organizations -- members. >> he was wearing military camouflage fatigues. kkk in his chest. hts of thed were knig ku klux klan. he was followed right behind him by the grand dragon. in a dark blue suit and tie. when he saw me, he froze. back.lly bumped into his they stumbled and regain their balance. i knew what they were thinking. i went like this to display my hands. nothing in them. hello, come on in. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. sunday, we continue our coverage of the 75th anniversary of d-day. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, listen to past american presidents who traveled to normandy's beaches to honor the fallen, starting with jimmy carter in 1978. he is followed by ronald reagan in 1984. 2004, andbush in barack obama. d-day to germany. >> we thought we could use it as a port would we found it was pretty badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroy

doorbell rings. 0oh, that will be marge. well, that went well. oh, that's good coffee. laughter. ever heard you laugh so much during a clip as that. here's the thing, i mean, so it's directed by danny boyle but it's written by richard curtis. i'm a real suckerfor richard curtis anyway. this is, in some ways, the best directed richard curtis film you will ever see, because danny boyle... you were literally crying with laughter. i did laugh out loud in the cinema when i saw the trailer. a few people did look at me. what's really lovely is it is one of those what if set ups, what if you were the only person who remembered the beatles? what i think the film does is, as soon as you start to think about the logistics of it you go, hang on, that doesn't work and that doesn't work and that doesn't work. in the third act there is a particularly problematic scene, the whole of which could have come out and i don't care. the reason i don't care is i was doing exactly what you were doing. i was laughing and smiling and actually crying pretty much all the way through. i think himesh patel is

. >>> up next, would you want to take design queues from home or marge or rachel.>>> a long time resident of west oakland say they have waited for decades and they have a new full service grocery store. >> it is the first supermarket in the neighborhood in 40 years. community foods market and its ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday, and the store located on san pueblo avenue near 32nd avenue. the neighborhood is considered one of oakland's food deserts, that means it's an area where it's difficult for residents to find good quality fresh food like fruits and vegetables. studies shows those areas often are higher concentrations of people with health issues such as obesity. >> there's a time when people gave up hope, but they self-funded their grocery store which is really, i think the best way to do it, the community is the one who pulled this store up. i think it's the best thing that happened to west oakland in the last ten years. >> community foods will have a cafe and a coffee bar that can be used for community gatherings. >>> happening today, the union street fai

they get in their car and they drive and they are sitting in the parking lot outside of the marge roomooking at the sliding glass doors with the hand on the forehead of their child knowing if they walk through the sliding glass doors even though they have insurance, they will be out of 5,000 deductible when they walk through the doors. that's what insurance companies are doing! only in america today. >> we will continue this discussion. >> candidates, please. >> i'm one of the parents who was just in the emergency room. we fight health insurance companies every single week. we stand in line and pay expe e expensive prescription drugs. we have to have a guarantee. if you are sick in america, you never go broke because of it. >> a lot of you have been talking about government health care plans you proposed in one form or another. this is a show of hands question and hold them up so people can see. raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. let me start with you, mayor buttigieg, why? >> because our country is healthier when everybody is he

marge morgan, welcome back. >> thank you. brian: first off as acting i.c.e. charge once they get here. are you convinced that if mexico cracked down on their border it would do a lot to help our border? >> brian, as absolutely 100%. we've been working for decades with mexico to be equal partners to resolve this problem, and they remained on the sidelines from day one. that's why i'm out here. i'm not an economist. i'm a law enforcement guy. i'm telling you any pressure we can put on mexico to step up, get off the sideline, to be partner in this crisis, we need to do. steve: don't you think the president did that last week, he announced hey mexico, we'll start with a 5% tariff on your stuff coming this monday, 5% a month until we hit 25%? mike pence, the secretary of state, mike pence, the vice president and the second secretary of state mike pompeo are going to meet with the mexican delegation to see, essentially play monty hall, let's make a deal. do you think, mexico, mark, is ready to deal? >> i think they are ready to deal. i have a problem whether they h