q, marilyn, and i went to brazil in 1966. there was an international song festival and she sang the song that we wrote. we go back a long time. now, frank sinatra went to see the movie and he came out of the movie and he called tony bennett and he said, i do not have a date coming up, a recording date but i just heard a song from a movie and he praised it very nicely. he said you had better go in and record it. tony went in and recorded it and he closed his show with that song for the last 20 some odd years. >> i have seen his show many times. >> a lot of love in that song. tavis: is a great piece of work. speaking of great songs and great compositions for movies and television shows. my assistant, danny davis, could not believe me. he had never met you until today. he sees the two of you walk in the studio and i have heard -- told him so much about the brand's -- bergmans. he could not believe that you had written the theme from "good times." every negro knows the song. this is the song we sing all the time. which is a stran

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marilyn lai recently opened its doors more than three football fields long the. massive adult playground is welcomed by some great employers put a lot of people to work great tax revenue great entertainment venue i think it's going to be a real plus for the area but despised by others it brings a lot more people in gambling i don't know how great that is for like the kid in the mall isn't really a family place now. and on the d.c. maryland border lies a national harbor a picture arrested development along the water. a proposed because you know would bring vegas to the potomac it's really nice here and in vegas they i mean even on the streets they hand you cards for prostitution what impact that would have environmentally on this area because you don't have to push out neighborhoods in order to build it. and beyond gambling cities and states across the country are banking on booze. here in d.c. the mayor wants to extend bar hours so they can keep those drinks flowing later into the night. it would take effect in october and bring in over five million dollars in tw

mcfarland. [ applause ] >> i just want to tell you you have no idea who this lady is, marilyn ware is a legend in conservative circles and diplomatic circles. she doesn't sing her own praises ever but ran a major corporation and went on to be the ambassador to finland where they were not expecting a women ambassador and has continued to do great things for conservative causes and republican causes around the world. so anyway i'm honored to share the stage with you. >> it's all yours. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i also for can you hear me if i walk over here? yes? okay. i want to thank john andrews. you know, he gets it. he understands that it's not just winning enough electoral votes to be president. it's about changing the way people think. and i learned that from ronald reagan where he knew it wasn't enough just to be president. he knew you had to get the support of the american people to govern. and we've had political leaders for the last decade or so who didn't get that. that's why it's so important the work you are doing here to educate yourself on the issues and be active and

is slight gain marilyn monroe to pose for the first issue of playboy. it is from the academic point to view both schools are very pessimistic about their future. with the "twilight" of capitalism. that it is about to collapse at any time. with economic boom, i am more optimistic i have a major chapter on milton friedman is an optimist and so am i.. >> is there a contemporary figure in the world today? >> that is the good question. peter schiff puts himself well. -- out. he is financial not academic. from the chicago school would be gary becker. he must me 80 years. young people, it may be those from george mason in university which is a hotbed of public choice economics. but no one of that stature writing columns for "the new york times." thomas and so wall but he is in his 80s. my book is one of the more popular text books. maybe i am a little bit of the role but friedman said he stood on the shoulders of giants as the six newton said and i feel the same way for all of the economist who come before me to seven mark skousen where are you teaching? >> at

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host: we're talking with marilyn werber serafini.he is senior correspondent with kaiser health news. we have a tweet from jean i n ohio. guest: well, that is a very specific question. look, a big part of medicaid is covering the cost of uninsured people -- covering the cost of people needing long-term care. this is generally dual eligible. people that are 65 or older and qualify for medicaid because of their lower income. these are people that are in nursing homes and have used up their money and turnout on medicaid, and medicaid is paying for their nursing home care or their home care. some things are going to change but the arrangement generally is going to remain the same. medicaid will continue to cover for these people in nursing homes. host: joanne is calling us from york, pennsylvania, on a line for republicans. number ofnia's uninsured is 1.3 7 million residents -- 1.37 million residents. caller: the government does not reinforced the illegal immigration. the definition of americans is changing now and i'm not sure this will

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marilyn monroe and lucille ball. hernandez looks sharp. he allowed one run as well. to extra innings. the bought to much 13 and weeks on first and josh reddick with the walkoff double. again, why is he not an allstar? they take two out of three from seattle and he gets a little pie in the face. >> he has a plane to catch in an hour and a half. i have a six-hour drive ahead of me. i'm ready to hit the road. a good way to go into the break with a win and get it to 500. >> the a's ryan cook got some work today before he heads to kansas city to represent the a's as their lone allstar. came up as starter and became a reliever and in his first year he is an allstar. >> it was tough at first for me. as a starter i told people you are just cruising in the game and seeing how the game goes, and certain situations call for you to be nasty or to strike somebody out now. you don't have to -- as a reliever you don't have time to let things happen like that. you have to be good. you have to be your sharpest and as nasty as you can be and get guys out right now. >> and nasty. tune

he married marilyn monroe jie. exactly he hit marilyn monroe for 56 straight days.hat do we know about new yorkers? they don't know anything about the big pineapple. taxi! taxi! >> bill, not only did you misrepresent every single one of your interview subjects, you didn't answer or accomplish anything. >> truly. the french girl -- i mean the girl from queens didn't give me her number. there is no such thing as a 555 number. i did not know that. >> but you got the three african-american men back to your place. >> i did. go to bed, you guys. it is way past your bedtime. i am kidding. i will be home soon. >> what are you talking about? this is on tape. you are at home in bed watching this. >> it is a game we play. they are watching. they are like, what's going? i put my arms around like, eh? we have fun. >> so fun. >> you are fun. >> are you so fun. >> you are funker. >> no you are fun. >> are you right. >> i have nothing more to add to this travis stey. >> what? that was tbr only -- great analysis of a cogent man on the street. >> when you do comedy do you have proble

. >> marilyn's business climate has been in decline. the recent tax increases have not helped. >> the study looked at the migration of wealthy residents between 2007 and 2010, during the time the general assembly passed a millionaire tax that expired in 2010. they raised 10 other taxes and fees on various items. >> they need to reverse course with regard to our tax policies. that maryland should not be a high tax state but is having a detrimental impact. thehe goveor disputes findings. the non-partisan study charges the study is not complete. it does not cite the recent the left. >> it does not report about tax policies or people's motivation. >> the study finds the state put the largest jurisdiction are losing the tax base while the base is growing in the western. baltimore county, 0.43% decline. montgomery county, 0.07% and prince george's lost 2.7% of its tax base. >> the migration data is accurate but when you look at it in comparison to the total number of people in the state, the inflows and outflows are pretty small. it is not a

howard hughes, marilyn monroe and clark gable are just a few whose secrets were locked behind the doors of the hotel. >> i can't comment on that. but i would imagine some people were getting together that weren't supposed to be. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, a trip to the pink palace. >> osgood: folks with a lot of explaining to do are sometimes told to tell it to the judge. just be careful what you say to judge who will be in session with our rit a braver this morning. >> this is judge judy. reporter: her torch... if you live to be 120, you won't be as smart as i am in one finger. >> reporter: ... and tough. are you an idiot railroad just not paying attention. >> reporter: random justice. that is the dumbest thing i ever heard. >> reporter: random justice has made her the reigning queen of syndicated television. it's reported that you make $40 million a year. that's a lot of money. >> $45 million a year is a lot of money. >> reporter: and she's got the house to prove it. later on sunday morning, at home with judge judy. >> osgood: the greatest thing since sliced bread was the i

marilyn monroe and lucille ball. hernandez looks sharp. he allowed one run as well.go to extra innings. the bought to much 13 and weeks on first and josh reddick with the walkoff double. again, why is he not an allstar? they take two out of three from seattle and he gets a little pie in the face. >> he has a plane to catch in an hour and a half. i have a six-hour drive ahead of me. i'm ready to hit the road. a good way to go into the break with a win and get it to 500. >> the a's ryan cook got some work today before he heads to kansas city to represent the a's as their lone allstar. came up as starter and became a reliever and in his first year he is an allstar. >> it was tough at first for me. as a starter i told people you are just cruising in the game and seeing how the game goes, and certain situations call for you to be nasty or to strike somebody out now. you don't have to -- as a reliever you don't have time to let things happen like that. you have to be good. you have to be your sharpest and as nasty as you can be and get guys out right now. >> and nasty. tun

will also allow us to realize fairly quickly approximately $100 million in additional revenues for marilyn's number one need -- maryland's number one need, public schools. >> the raceway will be allowed to make a bid. but the most likely spot will be the national harbour. the project will not move forward unless the voters statewide and in prince george's county approved. >> i feel confident the citizens of prince george's county will vote overwhelmingly, because they understand the need for dollars for the jobs and education and public safety. >> they are expected to get a license next week. the legislation ensures that local shares will not be negatively impacted. >> my hope is that expanded games will mean more revenue and also more jobs. >> it is not clear whether casino operators will get a tax break. or if a special gaming commission will be created later to set breaks. >> we're going to work together. hopefully we will get this done in a matter days. two or three days. >> if passed, the measure still needs of voter approval and supporters won it on the november ballot. wbal-tv 11 news

. >>> i take as water and poured on my head it feels great >>> this marilyn their blood people are liningp for ice and in south carolina: centers are open even the youngest try to stay cool. >>> and our goal and station is automatic and fog and low clouds moved into the bay area. it is in the mid-70s in concord, if you won visual proof of the golden gate bridge you cannot see it. a clear view of the forecast coming up. a multinational crew back on safe ground after more than six months in space, astronauts from the u.s. russia and evidence landed in a space capsule and kazakhstan the three were working on the international space station. the american asked not lot over a year in space. it is july 1st and if you look at side it was like a june gloom >>> no son in the sky at little fourth of july. we have a couple of days to go, on the fourth of july we may have low cloudiness, the weather had once forecasting it was 3-6 degrees cooler today. it will be warmer tomorrow we have a fog forced to contend with. the fought mostly at the shoreline by wednesday. cloudy at the coast partly cloudy ar

kind of like getting marilyn monroe to pose for the first issue of playboy. he was a brilliant man who died a few years ago, kind of the representative of the marxist academic point of view. as i point out, the markets -- the marxists are very pessimistic. both schools are very pessimistic. the twilight of capitalism. marxists are constantly rewriting that title, that capitalism is about to collapse at any time. the austrians have the same thing. the economic boom that we just cannot last. it must end in a rash or depression. i am a little bit more optimistic, i'm in the chicago school in that sense, milton friedman, which have a major chapter on. he is an optimist, and so my. i am much more of an optimistic believer in our country, and the way that economics is taught. >> is there a contemporary look money -- he is a modern-day economist. he is a very popular finance guy. he is not really an academic. from the chicago school, of course, there would be gary becker. he is getting up there in age. he must be 80 years of age. as far as young people that are comi

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marilyn monroe loving it. but the king sharp. the game went to extrasle the seagulls were getting impatient. we got eat. bottom 13th. weeks on first, and reddick slashed this walkoff down. why isn't this guy an all-star? a's win 2-1 the final. >> giants and pirates. matt cain having fun before the all-star break, mccutchen warming up for the home run derby. crushes this offerle by tim lincecum. 2-0 pirates in the third, walker, solo shot. lincecum, three innings, six runs, seven hits, three ks this worst e.r.a. in the majors. joints get smoked 13-2. >> we tee it at the 67th u.s. womens open, another first-time major winner, south koreanna choi, let my six shots. he shs shaky, on 12, finds the weeds but saves face, making this incredible par putt. kept her at 6-under the day. bogeys 18 put didn't matter. shoots a 1-over 73. wins her first major by four strokes for her sixth career lpga tour victory. >> to the greenbrier classic. kelly makes a long par putt. potter went eagle birdie should toe get into the playoff, four-foot are fo

marilyn monroe and lucille ball loving it. the king looked sharp, fanning and allowing one run. that's game goes to extras. bottom 13, weeks on first, and redick, slashed this walkoff down. why isn't this guy an all-star? aye a's win, and reddick gets the pie in the face before he could speak. >> he has a plane to catch. i think in an hour and a half. so we said, let's end this thing. i got a six hour drive. so i'm ready to hit the road, and a go way to go into the break. >> on his way to vegas. giants and pirates, matt cain having fun before the all-star break, mccutchen warm upg testify home run derby. clutches the offerle by tim lincecum. 18 for the year. 2-0 pirates. then walker in the third, the solo shot. lips thumb, three innings, six runs, seven hits, falling to 3-10, the worst e.r.a. in the majors. 6.4. >> let's tee it up at the u.s. womens open and another first time major winner, naship yeon choi. she was a bit shaky. trouble bogeys 10, which then her approach finds the rough but makes an incredible par putt. she yoigs 18 but didn't matter. shoots a 1-over 73 and wind

. >>> marilyn coggin nearly kept her quest alive. she has one race left in order to qualify for the summer games. she swam just fast enough last night to advance in the 100 meter freestyle. the finals are tonight. you can watch her starting at 8:00 tonight. >>> right now we're bringing in henry wooferd at comcast. a little baseball, soccer action. what's going on? >> we're going to watch some soccer. highlights, that is. u.s. and canada women in a very competitive showdown. and the cincinnati reds are giving the g-man a tough time this weekend. two first-place teams swinging for the fences. we'll have your highlights and post-game interviews, next. . >>> hey, whenever you're sitting in first place, there is a huge target on your back, but it appears the giants and reds are up for the challenge. so far neither team is backing down. reds and giants split the first two games of their four-game series and we had another close game this afternoon. let's go out to beautiful at&t park for all the action. look at who is at the game. barry bo

iland.laurel, marilyn we believe there has been a spill and one person has been exposed to the that could cause some severe burns. andce george's fire and ems have set up tents of the building. hundreds of employees have been evacuated and they have been the parking lot for some time. nitric acid spill. some were inside the building. it is not clear how many of the employees are going through this decontamination area. this can be dangerous if it contact with skin or in haled. it is not clear where in the occurred.he spill that is the latest from laurel, .aryland >> thank you. mitt romney heads to poland today as the final stop on this foreign trip. raiser thatd a fund- is open to american citizens. he gave a speech in which he iranian nuclear threat. >> president obama will hold at the white house to new york for events. first lady michelle obama is from london. her final stop was a visit for london.stationed in >> dick cheney says john mccain's choice of a running sarah palin, was a mistake. >> based on a background, she been governor for two years and i didn't think she test of being r

. >> reporter: marilyn is the manager of a peruvian restaurant around the corner from the movie theater on broadway. she hopes this shooting and the deadly shooting last year across the street won't affect business. >> i hope that people will understand that oakland is an urban city. things like this are going to happen on occasion. it doesn't mean that you can't walk the streets of jack london square and think you're going to get shot. that's not the way it is. >> i'm not going to give up on oakland. i have faith. >> reporter: a lot of people are looking at city officials for answers. mayor quan released a statement tonight that says, this event underscores how important it is to get guns off of our streets. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> they may have found a loophole for the ban on froi froi gras. >> the restaurant claims it's exempt from the ban. the law prohibits products derived from force fed birds. restaurants that break this rule could receive a $1,000 fine. the city social club plans to introduce to foie gras sliders. >>> the federal government

. >> my name is marilyn j. isabelle. i am a troublemaker. i walked around with my camera and take pictures of people who sell drugs. i get in confrontations. i have had over $4,000 worth of cameras either stolen or broken. i have had my wrist broken. i cannot tell you how many times i have been in the emergency room of st. francis -- so often that they know my service dog. i am here because i look to you to take care of this community, and if you cannot help us, who can? we have a problem with drugs. 85% of the problem comes from beyond our borders. you had your early release program. those men came down here. they did not go back to other communities. they came here to reestablish themselves as drug dealers. by the way, there are no drug dealers on the streets. only pushers. i had a degree in criminal justice, and i have over 33 years of working with people they call the underclass. i understand cultures, and i understand drug cultures. i am determined to make sure children in this community can walk the streets safely. we have a number of

mick, 68-years old, is still shaking his boney behind and pouting, which some say started out as a marilynwhich is then, which is now? >> i mean, i recognize the person. it's still the same person. the core of the person is still pretty much the same. >> reporter: they were just 18 when the stones got together back in '62. kennedy was in the white house, man was still seven years away from walking on the moon. the longest marriage in rock history, mick is called her majesty. a golden anniversary tour? >> we're playing around with the idea and we've had a couple of rehearsals. >> reporter: in the event of nuclear armageddon, if the rest of us perish, the rolling stones will still be here, playing "start me up" for the cockroaches. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> and keith richards says, this is a secret of a long career, do not work for other people or for the money. do it for yourself. we thank you for watching. "nightline" of course is along later and we'll see you again right here tomorrow night. good night.

my name is marilyn, and i support rebuilding cpmc. i am at st. luke's. prior to this, i was somewhere else for four years. i speak as a nurse and a nurse manager. as a staff nurse, i support the rebuild because the new hospital will provide a safer and better healing environment for our patients. this new hospital will not only provide safety and privacy, but we will also have state of the art equipment, which will allow us to provide the best pair -- best care possible that our patients deserve. as a nurse manager, i support the rebuilt because i would like my staff to have a safer, better, and more pleasant work environment. our nurses work very hard to care for our patients, and they deserve to have the comforts of a hospital. thank you very much. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> i am speaking on behalf of a nurse at the hospital. supervisor mar: i see no objections. go ahead. >> my name is jane said the ball. i am a nurse at the pulmonary subacute units at a hospital which is slated for closure this week. the pulmonary unit, and these are

even know what that would look like but he's actually pretty politically active he did he did like a marilyn politics spot for o'malley maybe six months ago maybe it's just to me i was gonna judge him by his character forever in the weiner now but unless you know. i mean honestly it's sadly ironic because what is it like two thousand five hundred dollars for a plate no one in the entire show as a character could afford to go two hundred fifty two it's and five hundred to be on the host committee so that's one hundred fifty they couldn't afford it so it doesn't i just hope that they do the wire the music all our wire the musical have you seen the funny or die i did a whole musical with the wire character and i hope that i don't get their their dinner their dinner time and fifteen minute. baby story i don't know how it is that we are not saving that kids are a lot of kids today but basically while you know a lot of kids unfortunately are unhealthy in her country these days a lot of especially have weight problems which can lead to high cholesterol and so some doctors are pushing for for someth

it's moves like marilyn.tones club owner then, he was very upfront about it. he said i'm imitating marilyn monroe when i go out there. that kind of head toss. >> that explains it. >> at the time it was shocking. they were shocked by this guy kind of flamboyant feminine approach on the stage as you see in many videos today. and it was great. >> and there are a lot of shocking stories about him and things that happened when the lights were low. read all about them in "mick, the wildlife and mad genius of jagger". christopher anderson, always a pleasure. congratulations on the new book. >> thank you. great to be here. >> now you see it, now you don't. a huge shark steals the catch of the day and it's all caught on camera. >> and bill o'reilly has been reporting for years but what was his very first job? here's a hint. he wants it back! [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto

. >> i did want to ask him about photographing marilyn.have the courage. >> reporter: if it were today, she says she would ask. there were yule brenner. he was a fan. >> he was a wonderful man, actually. and he loveded my pictures. >> reporter: there was that picturele of henry fonda. now, at 100, she still considering herself in her prime. >> i can't believe 100 years have gone by, because i never -- i never dreamt about it, i never gave my age around, because i never looked my age. and so, and now, now i say i'm 100, everybody wants to photograph me. i can't believe it. >> now 100 and no doubt in her prime. "gma" in the morning, diane right back here tomorrow night. have a good evening, everyone. good night. what a president believesmatter. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobso. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message.

marilyn as , 70, 95 in and out of baltimore and waiting period looking at 7 virginia traffic. 66 trafficts are eastbound emerging at 50 fair oaks. that is typical. of manassas, centreville, slowingnd after 50, there, open to the vienna metro station. 5:55. about 76 degrees, >> we will explain why some for escapes " it's a judge could soon decide charged with killing his socialite wife in georgetown last year is competent to stand trial. a d.c. judge ordered a competency hearing for albrecht muth in september. he is charged with killing 91- old viola drath in august of 2011. state has been the of months of debate. >> the mayor vincent gray pose a costs the city nearly a million dollars, during. his first year in during his first year in office. they earn more than $950,000 year. the mayor receives police protection when in the d.c. area. his office has not commented on examiner >>rom the . bob mcdonnell is on mitt romney s short list for vice president according to a report. mitt romney still has not said he will pick as a vice- presidential candidate. of a major vehicle recall. ford is r

marilyn, your written testimony on behalf of the aclu, you wrote about recently uncovered fbi training materials that rely on bigoted stereotypes of muslims. i think we can all agree that those materials are not acceptable. fbi director muller acknowledged that those materials damaged the fbi's relationship with muslim communities, and i commend chairman durbin for his recent letter to the fbi on the subject, and i'm -- i'm working on a letter to express my concerns as well. mr. romero, what actions should the fbi take to show that it is serious about reforming its training programs? >> thank you for the question, senator franken. and, yes, what i -- what i would first point out is, of course, those -- those memos and files and training manuals surprised us. when we used the freedom of information act, we go asking for documents that we don't know exist, and so we used the freedom of information act as a democracy's x-ray, how do we get documents that we need, questions, hunches, based on conduct of what we've seen already when the fbi's been tracking young muslim men between the ages

. >> i did want to ask him about photographing marilyn.have the courage. >> reporter: if it were today, she says she would ask. there were yule brenner. he was a fan. >> he was a wonderful man, actually. and he loved my pictures. >> reporter: there was also that famous portrait of henry fonda, in his prime. and now at 100, she still considers herself in her prime. >> i can't believe 100 years have gone by, because i never -- i never dreamt about it, i never gave my age around, because i never looked my age. and so -- and now -- now i say i'm 100, everybody wants to photograph me. i can't believe it. >> no question she's still in her prime. happy 100. "good morning america," first thing in the morning and diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. have a good evening. good night. >> alan: parents are rallying near lakeview elementary school in oakland, a school targeted for closure. john alston is live in oakland with those details. john? >> reporter: there's supposed to be speeches and hip-hop dancing here. even though the prosters were