son das en que personas como marilyn morillo celebran la valenta que tuvieron de ser quienes realmente ... esta es su impresionante historia pkg "desde cuando yo naci, yo creia que yo era mujer." como marilyn decenas de personas marcharon desde dolores hasta el tendeloin no slo para celebrar el inicio del fin del semana del orgullo gay sino sino tambin para rendir homenaje "yo no mas tengo 6 meses transgender. los lideres como vicki marlane lucharon mucho para que nosotros podamos tener los derechos que tenemos hoy." vicky fue una transexual golpeada en las violentas protestas de los aÑos 60 y quien hoy tiene una calle en su nombre "estamos honrada y emocionada..." el lema de la mega marcha del domingo es colorea nuestro mundo de orgullo. y el movimiento lgbt recibi una muy buena noticia : el vaticano dijo que los homosexuales y lesbianas deben ser tratados con respeto y que sus hijos deben ser bautizados en la iglesia este sbado se espera la asistencia de ms de un milln de personas en esta marcha del orgullo. "y que se siente ahorita que ya llevas 6 meses en la transición, en el proce

marilyn chizm. >> good evening everyone. my name is marilyn, i'm a parent and community activist. i met miss marshall a little over 12 years ago with the i rights program. you've heard my children speak. they've talked about her dedication and love for the black honor role. she puts in so many hours, i just wonder when she ever sleeps. so concerned that after so many years she gets a poor evaluation. i don't think she just woke up one morning and decided she was going to have a bad year. something is definitely wrong and it needs to be fixed. i ask each of you to think about if you were in her shoes, how would you feel if someone gave you a poor evaluation? would you accept it or fight gengs it? i think you'd fight against it because wrong is wrong. my dad always told me that it's easy for somebody to keep on doing the wrong thing, but it takes a big person to step up and say this is wrong, i'm sorry, let's fix it. we are asking that you now fix this. it's wrong. she is wonderful. let her do her job. those that are standing in her way, please remove them. this woman has given so m

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so the phillies challenge the rule, and marilyn bird is out.andberg, you can't challenge review. don't come out, don't come out. gaming to do it. >> good bye. for the first time this season ryan sandberg tossed from the game. phils coming back now, they trail six-five in the eighth inning. mark berle i looking for win number 11, the blue jays, look to go win seven straight, this afternoon against the cardinals, they won't get it. top of the fifth, it is randall, first major league homer, solo shot to centerfield, all the cardinals would lead, play good defense behind shelby. the flip to miller, cardinals win it the final five to nothing. >>> finals this weekend, to paris tomorrow, the men's final between mr. clay, raphael nadal and today the women's final in paris there is woman, fourth seeded simmone a from rumania. she will take on the seventh seed maria from rush a tan would go the full three sets, that's the first time in 13 years the women's finals gone the distance, in the far court, just too much, taught the position right, there then hi

. >> reporter: marilyn anderson rode out the storm in her basement. >> i did a lot of praying in thener. >> reporter: marilyn is one of 350 residents in the small town roughly 100 miles northwest of omaha. pilger's local school and fire department were destroyed along with several other buildings. the governor declared a state of emergency. officials will fan out today to assess all the damage from the tornadoes that struck yesterday. marlie hall, cbs news. >> and there were some other tornadoes spotted in nebraska yesterday also causing some damage in two other counties. >>> boy, tornado alley, i guess. >> very, very scary stuff. i think that tornado line is going to shift further north for another chance of more severe weather. >> is it unusual? >> they could see something similar again by the afternoon. so keep your fingers crossed. folks, around the bay area today we have some patchy fog this morning. the winds not as strong. just a breeze outside. throughout the day we are going to find more sunshine and some warmer weather. in fact, the winds just a gentle onshore breeze southe

. >>> according to his lawyer, joe dimaggio, his final words: i finally get to see marilyn.now he was in love with marilyn monroe, love of his life. >> they were married for awhile, but he was very jealous, i think that's why they broke up. he died in 1999 from lung cancer. >> just debating the song where have you gone joe dimaggio, simon and garfunkle song, so written because joe dimaggio was crying over marilyn. >> is that right? >> but he was always confused like, that what do you mean, where have i gone? i'm still here. >> i need to write something. >> last words. >> yes, what would be a good last line for me? >> boom. >> boom. >> pretty signature. >> er what knows good one? >> that's what she said. >> that's what she said. say that a lot. >> problem is half of the things bee were suggesting in commercial break, we can't. >> all right. >> jessica kline, in my ear right now, gave me one i can't say. >> oh! >> we need the clean version, like the radio version for mike jerrick on the tombstone. >> yes, what would be good on my tombstone? >> like a hologram, one version for

today, for marilyn bird. the phillies now trail only by one, two to one. all right, third inning. now the phillies have a man on first, chase utley, by the way, is hitting 240 in the month of june, not good. but that is an out. so the phillies fail to score there. all right, with the score three-two, in the fifth, marilyn bird, man on third, and first, and he grounds out, so again, the phillies zero for seven, with men in scoring position. let's go to the ninth inning. men have second and third, chase utley is up, no, again, they fail to score men in scoring position. chase utley the fly ball. not happy the phillies lose three-two, two and six on his home stands. after the game ryan sandberg states the obvious. >> offensively, 13 hits, two walks, scored two runs on two solo homeruns. so, had our chances, men on base, couldn't come up with a hit with multiple guys on base right down to the end. >> i would agree. that's the obvious. the nba draft is his from time to time sixers used third and tenth pick in the

. >> marilyn zahm: if the american public knew what was going on in our system, half would be outragede other half would apply for benefits. >> kroft: marilyn zahm and randy frye are two of the country's 1,500 disability judges. they are also the president and vice-president of the association of administrative law judges. they are each expected to read, hear, and decide up to 700 appeals a year to clear a backlog of nearly a million cases. they say disability lawyers have flooded the system with cases that shouldn't be there. >> zahm: in 1971, fewer than 20% of claimants were represented. now, over 80% of claimants are represented by attorneys or representatives. >> kroft: why do you think there's so many more lawyers involved in this than there used to be? >> zahm: it's lucrative. >> randy frye: follow the money. >> kroft: in 2012, the social security administration paid a billion dollars to claimants' lawyers out of its cash-strapped disability trust fund. the biggest chunk, $70 million, went to binder and binder, the largest disability firm in the country. lawyer jenna fliszar and

. >> after trying bart's test car, marilyn says she found it difficult to get around the poles mounted in areas she needs to roll through. she says passengers need owe know which will have poles and which won't. >> which is important for people to not run into polls. and people with mobility impairments. >> bart has been polling riders to find out what else they want. they claim feed back claims bart is headed in the right direction. >> i wanted to be responsive. >> in a vote, the board decided to hold off making a sigs and test new car was different configurations in realtime starting next july. >> we'll evaluate ideas and will be able to make modifications if they don't work, we can go forward >> the board says the costs are minimal, but will rise once construction starts. both sides looking for financial incentive to get it right before a dollar is wasted on the new train fleet. >> and a sea of fans for the opening match. brazil, the host nation defeating croatia. >> here in the bay area, soccer fans celebrated with cheers and dancing. this is a restaurant in san jess yeah. jonathan

marilyn bird with a homerun. two run homerun. go up three-nothing. but as i said, miami helped the phillies. how about four wild pitches. this is one every them. ben revere scores. phillies go onto win it against miami, score there seven to four. tiger woods, trying to make his come back from back surgery, last time he played in the tournament was march 9th. yesterday he took in practice round, congressional, bethesda, maryland. at the tour stop this weekend he says he will probably try and play, shooting for the british open, that would be july 17th, there is two majors left, in this season, for tiger woods. so we'll see what happens. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> good morning, karen hepp. >> good morning, this just in, me. >> basketball fans are wait to go see what move labron james will make after announcing he'll become a free agent. >> little excitingment james had two years left on his contract with the heat. but he could re-sign with the team. he is expected to meet with his teammates to discuss the future. he's already won

marlon byrd, swings, marilyn, you can't swing at those high pitches.use he strikes out on those pitches. what i would tell ryan howard is, and mike schmidt actually worked with him in the batting cage before the game, has to move up in the batters box. he didn't play today. may bury started at first base watch i would say? i would tell the reporters we all know what is wrong with the phillies and why they can't hit. now, some of the guys are too old, and their time has passed and they're just not good enough. but come on, be a little more specific than hot and cold. >> but you can't have a manager saying my team stinks. >> he doesn't have to say that, fient out. >> this guy has to learn t we have to do that and work on that. >> as a fan it is not fun watching. >> not fun. more fun watching sandberg get thrown out of the game when hernandez -- >> like fights at a hockey game. >> that's right. >> exactly right. >> all right, that does it for us. be sure to join us tonight for "fox 29 news" at 10:00. an innocent man is punched in the face on purpose. you

and marilyn birds with a homerun.omerun. phillies go up three-nothing, as i said, miami, hemmed the phillies. how about four wild pitches? this is one of them. ben revere scores, the phillies go onto win it against miami, score there, seven to four. tiger woods, trying to make his come back from back surgery. last time he played in the tournament was march 9th. yes, took in practice rounds, congressional in bethesda maryland. tour stop this weekend, he says he will probably try and play, shooting for the british open. that would be july 17th, there is two majors left, in this season, for tiger woods. so we'll see what happens. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> tiger, late 30's now, what, four knee surgeries, one back surgery. see how his future looks. back to the phillies game. touching moment where phillies tony gywnn, jr., was back on the field a week after the death of his father, hall of famer tony gywnn. >> number 19, tony gywnn, jr. (applause). >> what a special moment. crowd gave begin a standing

when asked about space x, marilyn huston said we love competent session, reporting that lockheed hasown costs. guys, back to you. >> time for the power rundown. and let's get to it. do college athletes deserve a cut of the billion generated by the ncaa from all those tv and video game deals. ed o'bannon is in a california court this week to end what he calls the amateur cartel, once and for all. could this end amateur college sports? >> this gets my dither. i get we should be having the debate about the likeness of your face, you know, in a video game. that being said -- >> let me jump in here, because you've been busted by the president of the united states. don't be offended here. he's coming out to talk about new rules pertaining to student loan relief. and he is obviously in one of the sermonian rooms at the white house. we'll keep you updated on that, and come back if there's anything. we've son of outlined the plan here, limit the amount that people with student loans would have to pay, and morgan, the president interrupt you there. i'm so sorry. >> i mean, come on now. this ge

marilyn rowe says.when she felt her house shake.she thought it was an earthquake. was completely shocked by what she saw next. rowe's neighbor says.the truck was speeding down the residential street.and took out a hedge.before crashing into rowe's home. the driver was transported to a local hospital and is being treated for mild injuries. the bryan stow case is now in the hands of the jury. deliberations are now underway in the lawsuit against the l-a dodgers. closing arguments wrapped up today. stow's attorneys have blamed lax stadium security for the 20- 11 attack. but the dodgers attorneys have tried to show that security staff was beefed up compared to other opening days. stow's attorney is asking for more about 50-million dollars in damages for stow --- who needs lifetime care after suffering brain damage. in sports. the u-s-a soccer team loses the game but wins the battle. advancing to the world cup's knockout stage. . and the giants. post tim lincecum's not-hitter. take to keep the monentum going against the reds. gary has the highlights. and all the sports.

. >> reporter: mind marilyn anderson's tears there is happiness for ride aring out the storm in the basement corner. all of them will be grateful for. >> i did a lot of a flag that little corner. yeah. >> reporter: her home above her intact. the neighbor who rode out the storm with her not so lucky. his is gone. all of pilger is without power. along with pilger being evacuated. >> that was kntv's kelly bartlett reporting. several of the injured are hospitalized with critical injuries. >>> this morning, folks in bakersfield, california, are beginning to return to their homes. evacuation orders were lifted when homes 50% contained. miles from where the sequoia national forest was destroyed. and a fire burned 17 square miles and continues to burn out of control this morning. hundreds of people living in navajo communities were being forced to evacuate. the fast move fire is drawn by fires. >>> president obama is expected to make a decision supporting military eye day. to top the militants known as the islamic state of iraq in syria. this is the area that militants hold. susan mcginnis is in was

. >> reporter: marilyn anderson rode out the storm in her basement. >> i did a lot of praying in thener. >> reporter: marilyn is one of 350 residents in the small town roughly 100 miles northwest of omaha. pilger's local school and fire department were destroyed along with several other buildings. the governor declared a state of emergency. officials will fan out today to assess all the damage from the tornadoes that struck yesterday. marlie hall, cbs news. >> and there were some other tornadoes spotted in nebraska yesterday also causing some damage in two other counties. >>> general motors is issuing the biggest recall yet involving more than 3 million cars made between 2000 and now. gm says the keys in these cars could bump the ignition switch inadvertently shutting them off and disabling power steering and airbags. the recall affects the buick le cross, chevy impala, cadillac did heville, dcs, buick la certain, buick regal and monte carlo. the probable has caused eight crashes and six injuries. gm issued 44 recalls this year involving 20 million vehicles. >>> how are we doing on t

. >> reporter: marilyn anderson rode out the storm in her basement. >> i did a lot of praying in the corner. >> reporter: marilyn is one of 350 residents in the small town roughly 100 miles northwest of omaha. pilger's local school and fire department were destroyed along with several other buildings. the governor declared a state of emergency. officials will fan out today to assess all the damage from the tornadoes that struck yesterday. marlie hall, cbs news. >> and there were some other tornadoes spotted in nebraska yesterday also causing some damage in two other counties. >>> talks on the muni contract dispute could resume today. officials with the metropolitan transportation agency did not hold any discussions with the transport workers union on monday. but management says it is ready to hold new negotiations on short notice if need be. the deadline to reach a deal is june 30. no raise without a new deal. they disagree on worker contribution to pensions and raise size. >>> let's check traffic with gianna franco. >> it's busy out there. we have hot spots to report. our busiest sp

people that i would like to mention first and foremost our team eelena additional larry brown and marilynnd a number of other i know i'm forgetting apologizes in advance our consultant were lead by nicholas and company and >> financial advisory were braxton and other we're pleased to have the caliber firms working with us. the offenders were driven by institutions like fund there were definitely retail buyers and merrill lincoln submitted odors over $10 million in a particular series and allocates of million dollars we're pleased to have them. our overall interest of costs are the average 3.97 percent we've borrowed thirty years under 4 percent and this is the best certificates that average interest rate was 4 points 6 percent so a little bit more than a half a percent higher and the revenue bonds were issued at the 6.16 percent you, you can see the market moved in our favor we'll probably never refinance those bonds kudos all the way around. also we were going to be heading into the budget meeting at the board of supervisors we had two hearings one on, if you will, a state of the port we

i'm marilyn the elementary school student i lobbied against prop 13 i remember at this point my brother had an opportunity to go to state funded hiking trips and it was cut off and my sister and i never had the opportunity i'm a teacher in the public schools and even though there's a surplus in the budget schools are not being funded to the level eave lost very important crucial staff at our school and those students their needs won't be met and there will be a trickle up effect at the achievement records the teachers will be forced to teach the students that need specific care and aid. so our schools are becoming undemocratic there's is a strong pta that supports the pe, etc. by month schools don't have this opportunity it's not the mission for our constitution of the united states to provide that and our schools are failing and california is failing proportion thirteen is responsible. i've met many supervisors in small locations urging the campaigns and you all speak strongly to support of the addition education of our students i hope by closing the loophole we'll achieve that thank y

. >> reporter: marilyn just got the report this afternoon. >> what kind of cost are we being asked to accept in terms of risk? when we are bringing in trains that would contain this much oil at any one time being brought into cities and threw very sensitive ecology? >> reporter: some of the folks here are nervous about the new rail plan. they have seen the news reports about the six major incidents this past year across north america where trains crashed spilling millions of gallons of crude oil. this crash in canada resulted in explosions. 47 people died and many downtown buildings were destroyed. but today's report declares the risk of an accident here would be extremely low. so rare, that a spill of 100 gallons of crude oil or more would only happen once every 111 years. >> well, you know it only takes one accident. and it takes one displacement of one rail or a misaligned wheel on one of those cars and this could happen and i don't think they are being honest about how you use statistics here. >> reporter: the reports say that this new plan to have trains transport the oil would h

. >> deputy city attorney marilyn burns the general motion of intent ask used when you want to make a decision contrary to the staff. >> ear finding need a grateful of provision to support another action here because there's changes to the project if i can outline those changes in how they change our conditions of approval that could be done another this hearing you don't have to make a motion of intent and have another motion. >> thank you. i think we want to approve it to move forward. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. ma'am, i have a question you said in your report that this will have to come back at some mid point to get another c of a why is that for a temporary project that's only 4 years long. >> basically, we want to come back to confer that everything a one not causing damage because the two years will be appropriate because 4 years is getting to the point of the permitting project in some sense so they should come back and basically show us if there is potential to change the design which is tweaked it will be done at that time. >> couldn't we set it up to come back only if

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the braves added another, marilyn bird did hit two homeruns, but that was not enough. 13-two, to play the marlins in miami, tomorrow night. now, despite the sweep, the phillies seem to be in pretty good spirits. ben revere posted this picture on instagram of himself, dom brown, and john mayberry, jr., having good time on the team plane. headed to miami after the sweep. reaction on instagram was, shall we say, just not kinds? well, the knock out round rolls on at the world cup. today france against nigeria, term ya, team usa played belgium tomorrow afternoon. some gratings on the pitch yesterday. the netherlands trailing one-nothing, in the 88th minute, tied the scoring goal benz mexico, after controversial call went the netherlands way, they scored on penalty kick, and eliminated mexico two to one. now the netherlands will face costa rica in the next round, penalty kicks, five to three, this is first time costa rica has advanced to the world cup quarterfinal. >>> and check out this shot. james heat made hole in one on the 16th hole at the bmw international open in colo

. >> marilyn about one of 350 residents in the small town, roughly 100 miles northwest of omaha. pillgel local school and fire department were destroyed along with several other buildings. the governor declared a state of emergency. officials will fan out today to assess all of the damage from the tornados that struck yesterday. marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> happening today, hatboro apartment that once belonged to nicholas hell machines man, 19 year old charged with sending rice end laced birthday car, is being decontaminated today. it was mark when he sent the cards to his ex bedroom friends' new boyfriends. it includes test to go make sure the items in the apartment are safe for removal, the apartment is safe for re occupancy. >> know plea to fund philadelphia schools. superintendent doctor william hite and school reform chairman commission chairman bill green will join add vocation advocates at noon today. district said it needs another $260 million just to maintain current services. >>> now, to raise mine, the philadelphia school district is selling one of it

online that now at r t dot com christian also talks activist through aids and holy water had memos of marilyn manson's rock band ahead of a confident moscow beginning never take place however due to a bomb threat all the details of the story available for you online. life changing developments as technologies approved in the u.s. to help those paralyzed take a huge step forward to walking again and find out all the details about the new robotic suit and much more now. the bankrupt us of city of detroit is on the brink of a water crisis thousands of people they have been left with no surprise at all forty say they're only protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills situation for several activist groups to demand the united nations step in and help well the u.n. ag but experts looked at the match the and said to be shut off saw a violation of human rights close inspection revealed it's not just hot up not paying their bills some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the rate as well but it's a little pressure being put on them artes make a low pass as the story. it is one of the mo

. >> i looked at her and said, my god, girl, you look a little bit like marilyn monroe. >> game overe of thrones." the morning after the gruesome finale. >> do you ever read the script and go, oh, wait. >> new details on kelly clarkson's baby girl. plus, the 27-year-old ballerina dating 70-year-old mickjagger. bride-to-be jenny mccarthy getting ready to kiss the single life good-bye. we're on summer wedding watch from jessica simpson to scarlet johansen. why is our aflt j. in a tutu? >> one time only, lopez. >> this is "extra" at universal studios, hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> welcome t

online now at our tea dot com christian orthodoxy at least through eggs and holy water and members of marilyn manson's rock band i had a big concert in moscow the gig never should face however due to a bomb threat all the details of the story of a double for you online. also the life changing developments as technology approved in the u.s. to help those paralyzed take a huge step towards walking again find out all the details about the new robotic suit and much more of our team doctor. the bank robs you a city of detroit is on the brink of a water crisis thousands of people they have been left with no supplies at all the authorities say they're only protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills situation for several activist groups to demand the united nations step in and help or the u.n. experts looked into the matter and said the shuttle's a violation of human rights and close inspections there reveals it's not just the hand of not paying their bills but some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the raid as well but these little pressure being put on them are cheesemaking lopez

. >> reporter: marilyn of the group looking for a healthy community got the report this afternoon. >> what kind of cost are we being asked to accept in terms of risk when we're bringing in trains that would contain this much oil at any time through cities through sensitive ecology? >> reporter: as we have been reporting some in benicia are nervous about the new railcar plan. they have seen the news reports about the six major incidents across north america where trains crashed spilling millions of gallons of crude oil. this crash in canada resulted in explosions. 47 people died and many downtown buildings were destroyed. but today's report declares the risk of an accident here would be extremely low, so rare that a spill of 100 gallons of crude oil or more between roseville and benicia would likely only happen once every 111 years. >> well, now, it only takes one accident and it takes one displacement of one rail or a misaligned wheel on one of those cars and this can happen, and i don't think they're being honest about how you use statistics here. >> that was joe vazquez reporting. l

it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so there you go. that is who everyone is. >> i think we have a few baby boomers in the audience. and so one thing that strikes me is that even though you say they are not scientific, there are no women among this. so i was talking with a friend about that and we were trying to think about it. so there are a lot of successful women, but to get to this status, it was hard for us and i wonder what that said about our generation. she'll samberg was the best we could come up with or molly ringwald. >> it's a great question, and it's one of the dramatic changes that have happened in the years that i have tracked and especially in this century. generation stories are one of the greatest in this era. gender roles are converging both at work and at home and we have a lot of data on that. and so there are gender changes at work that we know about, the pay gap is shrinking. it hasn't completely disappeared. without the work level one we ask young adults and millennialist how important are the following things in

them as a pickup truck crashing through the front yard into the house of oakland home at 4:00 today marilynsays that she felt she felt her home shake shoe models are as quick and completely shocked as you might imagine by what she saw next >> : there's a struck knocked out the front of the house want everything all glass broken >> : was never says that the trust beating down a residential street to go ahead before crashing into rose from the ever transported to a hospital and being treated now for mild injury while look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza was in tears guys but ec localize is billing in the bay here in to see more local coverage tonight temperatures running in the '60s bay area wide 65 severance the scope for a mile for this hour 67 san jose concord and livermore. several such to my again the five memos back and was a cloudy what force a bay area and clients will be a little slut clear tomorrow but still warmer to marlon was off today in a warming trend continues into against all to celebrate our picture right now we do have more as a clear skies and sea high clouds and l

it features thousands of photos of marilyn monroe and other stars.rnment later sued him for embezzlement. these pictures sat in a new york vault for 20 years and on wednesday they sold for $2 million. have you made any new purchases heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ arguments begin this morning in bryan stow's civil case against the >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening around the bay area. closing arguments begin this morning

it features thousands of photos of marilyn monroe and other stars. were later sold to an investor but the polish government later sued him for embezzlement. these pictures sat in a new york vault for 20 years and on wednesday they sold for $2 million. have you made any new purchases recently? >>> good morning, everyone i'm nicole brewer. police in south jersey are searching for woman caught on tape in a vicious attack. we want to warn you you may find this video disturbing. investigators have identified would the man seen here in the red mcdonald's shirt and preparing to file charges. she was videotape beating another woman while victim's toddler watched helplessly. it happened tuesday engineer an apartment complex on the parkway in salem. >> lets check that forecast with kate think morning, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we can expect to see a nice hot summer day, unfelt out there today. we already have plenty of unshine. already a couple clouds rolling through but storms we had last night, they are out of here. problem is is there enough

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. >> there is a new king and queen at marvels at the jersey shore, marilyn fisher claimed the marvel victory both wishes are from maryland, and kids from washington state came to compete this week. it's similar to pool, the goal is to shoot the marbles out of the 10-foot circle without allowing the shooter marble to leave the ring. >>> now, today melissa magee is down at the shore. but first lets check in one more time with the wet forecast. >> we are seeing the showers passing through the heart of the delaware valley, on stormtracker 6 live double scan, to the north in the lehigh valley and the poconos, the rain is pushing out and moving to the south and the clouds are lagging and soon the sun will shine there before it sets there this evening, the heart of the delaware valley, pottstown and doylestown, seeing the rain, as we look at the clouds pushing from the north and south, millville you'll get into some soaking showers, and area roadways are wet and keeping matt pellman on his a game, the temperatures are falling to the 60s in slatington and quakertown 68 and saint davids 70 an

today, you have a digital display with marilyn monroe. i don't know what you would have. it used to be empty. where did they get the idea from? english landscape design. -- youden that was built think that is natural? no. it is naturalistic. in the garden, you notice that the pond is artifice and the lawn is carefully designed. they have miniature buildings. a miniature obelisk from egypt. they would have miniature buildings to focus your eyes on the landscape. the belvedere castle is the main folly. central park in the 1850's. lordverybody, only isickngton could enjoy chasi . these guys thought of everybody. they thought of children. this was a new idea, coming from germany. the idea that play is important. a very kindergarten idea. 66then 59th street and the transversal, it was devoted to children. in 1860's, everybody goes south and they are coming from that direction. do you want to drag junior and juniorette to the top of the park? no. they are kids. everybody enters the park near 59th street. that is why hampshire meadow is called the playground. it is identified as

jim lovell who was on that flight want to give his wife marilyn davis peschel chris discussed. so she wakes up christmas morning and there is a rolls-royce chauffeured by a driver from the been arcus and he comes to the door and hands her a box and there's a sequin models of the moon and the earth and a little spaceship going around the and she opens it up and pulls out the tissue in their subtle stars, everything bad a perfectly innocent mink jacket and accounts comes with a card that assist you in maryland, love the man on the moon. so repaired those absolutely extraordinary experience is in romantic experience visit your house and goings days. jim also named in the up after maryland named mount maryland of course. >> what about the farhat pants. he wore those? >> that was betty grissom. when i went to interview. they were all worried. but that he had sort of a bit of a wild side she called it. she shared with me her for high appearance. >> you took a number of months to go around and meet all the different lines of unit any of them and it sounds like you met them what they w

and he said he had sex with marilyn monroe, and he's killed at least four people. >> seth: wow. >> andll, what would you do if someone was threatening to hurt your kids?" and i said, "well, then, my kids would be in a lot of trouble." [ laughter ] "i would sit my kids down and go -- on put on disguises and move to another country. go to that country where liam neeson's daughter is currently being blocked off." [ laughter ] >> seth: you are a man of new technologies, not just a podcast. you have a website. >> yes. i have a website gilbertgottfried.com, which i had to buy from a guy in thailand. [ laughter ] so, it was a double insult. number one -- that i had to pay for my own name. and two -- how cheaply i got it. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: that is a double insult. >> and i have a twitter account @realgilbert. twitter's a very expensive hobby, i found out. >> seth: for you probably more than anyone. >> yes, yes. >> seth: you have been no stranger to controversy over your entire career. but twitter particularly the most. you -- you were the voice of the aflac duck. >> yes. >> se

this past month stacy and marilyn and their dog buddy moved into a permanent home of their own. stacy said our apartment is like a safe haven. sometimes i feel like i am dreaming. to the obama administration and secretary donovan into the va i salute and thank you. when we can all combine their resources and work together, amazing results happen. we have much to do so i don't want to leave the impression that we in salt lake city feel like we have completed our task. we are committed to ending homelessness among all members of our community. with the success to date with our veterans the way and means are proven. thank you for giving me on behalf of the many dedicated people in our community an opportunity to be with you here today. [applause] now it is my great pleasure to introduce the gentleman named as the acting secretary of the veterans administration by president obama on friday. acting secretary gibson has devoted his life to serving our country and our veterans. he graduated from west point and served in the infantry and most recently he was the president and ceo of the