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he told the tam tribune i wouldn't have taken him not because i don't think michael sam should have chance, but i wouldn't want to deal with all of it. now, but today he backpedaled just a little bit. i did not believe michael sam sexual orientation will be a distract. i do, however, believe that the media attention that comes with it will be a distraction and he's right there. mikail sam at st. louis practice today heard about the comment and responded half kiddingly, but he will get a lot of this. he told espn, nick wagner who tweeted, thank god he was not the st. louis coach. and he said that laughing. and some people just like showing off. to massachusetts. johnny burke. now, this really is too much showing off. boom. now, i could do that except for the bat part spinning around. it's not hard to do. kick the ball up in the air and hit it. what's so hard about that. >> that's very cool. >> you do that with your clubs probably. >> that's hard to do. >> the clubs with golf ball is very different. >> that's very difficult. >> so easy had you ward you're up tomorrow. >> i'm doing it. >> tha

he said i wouldn't have taken him not because i don't believe michael sam should have a chance to play i wouldn't want to deal with all it. it's not going be totally smooth. things will happen. tony dungy a wonderful person, a wonderful football coach. he expressed his opinion, do you have a problem with what he said? >> i think he's right. there are going to be some problems. but whenever you do something that's first, whenever you break a barrier there's going some problems. dungy would not want to put up with it. other coaches are willing to do it. they will find a lot of people who are gay and are in the nfl. this kid will go through the season and be just fine. >> thoughts on the comment? >> i take tony dungy at his word. it is a media side show, it can be turned into these type of things. anything but football. that's dungy's point. we've gotten so far off the game. what kind of pain kill terrifies players are using. injuries. sexuality. people believe it's up with of the reasons too that tim tebow isn't playing night because a lot of people made his personal life a side show and

. >> michael has a good chance of staying out of jail if he has positive people behind him, me for one>> i love you, bro. i love you like the sister i never had. >> [ bleep ] you. as long as i'm alive, michael gill will stay out of prison. >>> coming up, one of "lockup's" most unforgettable inmates finds his soul mate. >> bobby asked me, he says, "i love you and i've never loved a woman as much as i love you and will you be my wife?" >> and later, a death row inmate places his final phone call to a "lockup" field producer. >> i get three hours to live. what's going through your mind? >>> when we first visited the holman correctional facility in alabama in 2006, we met an inmate who would turn out to be one of the most provocative and volatile to ever appear on "lockup," bobby ray gilbert. >> you want us to exhibit some form of model behavior, but there ain't ever any avenues close to us to do anything constructive. we can't read a novel because we can't have them. i can't play chess through the mail like we used to. >> it's segregation. it ain't meant to be nice. you ain't here because

dungy told the tampa tribune i wouldn't have taken him not because i don't think michael sam should have a chanceay, but i wouldn't want to deal with all of it. but today, he back pedaled just little bit and said, i do not believe michael sam's sexual orientation will be a distract. i do, however, believe that the media attention that comes with it and that's not good and that would be a distraction. the first comment from dungy i thought was really what most football people believe are afraid to say. obviously, the pressure dungy got from his initial comment in the tampa tribune forced homes backtrack. i like most people don't really care whether an openly gay player plays in the nfl. but michael sam coming on a team will create a major distract. that will come from the media. that's why every other team passed on him. st. louis took sam at the end of the last round because he played in that area and there may have been pressure to have him drafted in the nfl. talking to most football people i was told he really does not have the skills as a player to play in the nfl. the reality, too much distr

earlier our own michael holmes had a chance to get the reaction from hamas. found its leaders are not yet ready to call off the rocket attacks. listen to this. >> if the israelis continue their attacks, the palestinian people will defend themselves. not only hamas, all the palestinians. if the israelis stopped and there was a clear cease-fire, the palestinians would deal with that. without this, there is no chances for the palestinians to live under the israeli attack without reacting against that attack. >> the spokesman for hamas blaming israel for breaking a 2012 cease-fire agreement. that cease-fire agreement brokered by the then egyptian government. the united states was also involved behind the scenes. it ended eight days of fighting that killed around 150 people during that fighting, most of those people who were killeded were palestinians. >>> still ahead, the president will visit texas today, but he also has some major fund-raising visits on his itinerary. our senior analyst ron brownstein standing by to weigh in. we'll also get the white house react

michael vick. saying sam deserves a chance to be in the nfl.eaction now from the rookie. >> thank god he was a st. louis rams coach. i have a great respect for dungee like everyone in america, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. >> tour de france returned for stage 16 today. michael rogers won his first stage. i wanted to give you sensation like you're there. nobody expected we'd see this. when e evander holifield goes into the boxing ring his presenter will be mike tyson, the same tyson who bit off a piece of hollyfield's ear. they have become friends throughout the years, and tyson said presenting holifield will be a privilege, and an honor, and dinner. eric brooks is a fan of the washington nationals and grown his beard. that is the shape of the logo there. this? i don't know what this is. but brooks describes himself as avid beersman working on the art of free style bearding and doing well. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that beard you can fear. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 thousands of apple w

michael vick. saying sam deserves a chance to be in the nfl.ction now from the rookie. >> thank god he was a st. louis rams coach. i have a great respect for dungee like everyone in america, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. >> tour de france returned for stage 16 today. michael rogers won his first stage. i wanted to give you sensation like you're there. nobody expected we'd see this. when e evander holifield goes into the boxing ring his presenter will be mike tyson, the same tyson who bit off a piece of hollyfield's ear. they have become friends throughout the years, and tyson said presenting holifield will be a privilege, and an honor, and dinner. eric brooks is a fan of the washington nationals and grown his beard. that is the shape of the logo there. this? i don't know what this is. but brooks describes himself as avid beersman working on the art of free style bearding and doing well. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that beard you can fear. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 thousands of apple wor

and are there right then, if michael bennet can get a second chance, pete rose should have chances asorry, charlie, no freaking way. easy on the language. i guess that makes you a trendsetter, but not in a good way. and bob says no way as well. he committed the cardinal sin of sports, the integrity of the game is at stake and some division on us. and jessica says that we have unrepentant politicians revson as much or more and they keep getting reelected. and so it's time to let him have the recognition he deserves. finally, this is from joann who writes in, who of us is so perfect that we should judge him? everyone deserves a second chance. so interesting. keep them coming and use the hash tag, neil cavuto. spiezio it's okay, you can all go home now. the border is secure. senate majority leader harry reid and fleeing wayne coates brothers for an illegal and mail it a chance invasion logic and experience are telling the opposite story. there is a big social media push to drop this into the 2016 presidential race and they want to tap that in their hippie counterpart. and so we have news

york city mayor michael bloomberg is in israel, and he flew to tel aviv overnight to protest that ban. cnn's wolf blitzer has more now. wol wo wolf? >> don, earlier today i had a chance to speak with michael bloomberg and the current mayor of jerusalem, mayor berkat. both are very upset to ban flights to and from israel for one day, now a second day. they think the faa made a mistake. and michael bloomberg explained in rather detailed points why he thought that the faa is wrong, that israel is safe, ben gurion airport is safe, and he told me this -- >> i just want to do something personally to show my support for standing up for what is right. i think israel is doing that. hamas is trying to kill the palestinians and kill the israelis. and somebody's got to say that they've got to stop this. and then along comes the faa, which i think made a mistake. i hope they'll rectify it soon. but they said they didn't want american planes flying in to the world's most secure airport. and so i decided i would take a trip over here on the world's most secure airline, going to the world's most secure airport. >> in fact, bloomberg also disagreed with the state department's travel

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he said it it is not because i wouldn't want michael sam not to have a chance to play, but i wouldn't want to deal with it. it won't be smooth. things will happen. and naturally outrage ensued. and a naturally dungy is now an analyst for nbc sports issued a clarification saying, quote, i was not asked whether or not michael sam deserves an opportunity to play. he absolutely does. i was not asked whether his sexual orientation should play a part. it should not. i do not believe michael's sexual orientation will be a distraction to his team or the organization. i do believe the media attention that comes with it will be a distraction. unfortunately we are all seeing this play out now. see he proved his point. my remarks played a role in the distraction. training camps are underway. let's get a live report. >> nothing bad happened there. i was just saying i hope nothing bad happened. i was saying that as i was watching it. the weird thing about it, the point he was making was he doesn't care about the guy's sexuality, but because everybody else does they will always turn this into a news

and although michael and rita schwerner never had the chance to have children of their own, their work -- and the efforts of their friends and fellows - left a better world for me, for my children, and for millions more. as we mark this anniversary, i am especially mindful that, without the civil rights act, the protections it codified, or the monumental progress that followed, few of us would be here this morning. and without the sacrifices of countless activists and citizens, i would not stand before you as attorney general of the united states, proudly serving in the administration of our first african-american president. i am just as mindful that none of this progress was preordained. we know from our history that advances toward equality and inclusion have never been inevitable. every step forward has been hard-won. the words of our founding documents were not automatically imbued with the force of law. and our nation's future continues to be defined, and its destiny determined, by men and women of both character and conviction, by courageous people who are unafraid to stand up fo

michael sam. >>> what on earth is this and what are your chances are of coming across this beast? look at that thing. and a check of the weather. we're back with more. >> police have found skulls in a refrigerator. a 31-year-old man has been arrested. police believe he may have killed 18 people, most of them male. it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about inte

michael tomasky, columnist with "the daily beast" and joe conason, editor with "the national memo." i have to give you each a chanceo say what you think about that. michael first. >> it's absolutely mind-boggling. chris, he's going to do this until the day he dies and he chooses these public forums. they chose to go to mike allen and do this big hooha, to do this big thing, and keep choosing it forever. certainly as long as barack obama is president, then if hillary clinton is president, even though she supported it, because she has recanted, that going to keep pounding and pounding and pounding. he will never, ever stop. it's the opposite of statesmanship. >> we always have the access to the tape here when have that great strength, the america people benefited from it i think, objectively. they can always hear what this judgment, as he called it, was. he treasures it, he speaks about it as if it's king tut's tomb or something. >> well look, i mean, i would have asked him a different question. i would have said, do you think it was worth $3 trillion and breaking the u.s. armed forces to the extent we did and, you k

told the tampa tribune, quote, i would not have taken him, not because i don't think michael sam should have a chance to play, but i wouldn't want to deal with all of it. but yesterday, he backpedals saying i do not believe michael's sexual orientation will be a distraction. dow, however, believe that the media attention that comes with it will be a distraction. this was michael sam yesterday at the rams practice, reporters asked him about how he felt about dungy's remarks. >> he told nick wagner who tweeted: thank god he was not the st. louis coach laughing. he went ton say he has a lot of respect for coach dungy, and everyone is entitled to their own opinion. we all know you are supposed to get eight hours of sleep at night. wrong. doctors say it may be hazardous to your health, how much sleep you should aim for instead. count on ikea to get most anything for your health including pets. you won't finds these in a catalogue. why the furniture store now advertising dogs, you can take home >>> a lot of waking, south philadelphia last night, leukemia, lymphoma society kicked off its light the night wal

he joins the young cavaliers team with chance to win more titles and don't think the michael jordan totalx doesn't fuel him. here's how it played out on cleveland radio this afternoon. >> he's coming back! ♪ >> yes! >> yes! yes! >> oh! >> this -- this isn't real. i don't believe it. i seriously don't believe this right now. actually lebron wrote it. okay. it's not written by lee jenn kin has told to lee jenkins. okay? >> oh, my god! he's coming home. >> the newest 76ers joel embiid tried to row krout lebron to the sick is he he went on twitter to say i guess my recruiting skills didn't work. >>> phillies and nationals getting ready to start four game series this weekend at citizens bank park tonight. phillies fans teasing you again this week with that four game sweep of the milwaukee brewers. grady sizemore's career filled with injuries but the phillies are giving him another shot. he'll lead off and play centerfield. >> going through everything i've begun through i appreciate every day here. you know what i mean. not knowing whether you'll ever be able to play again, you know, i think ev

here to tell husband own story of hope found in unlikely places is veteran michael silsona you and i had a chance to catch up already. thanks for coming into the studio. >> thanks for having me. gerri: before we get started, thank you for your service. >> hey. gerri: tell me about your trip to the lows. >> right. gerri: you go to lowe's, why were you there and what happened? >> we went to lowe's, me and my wife to look for some fencing and the bolt on the rear wheel of the wheelchair snapped. gerri: it stopped? >> it snapped. it broke. this is the bolt that holds the wheel to the frame. and so one of the employees took me over to this wall of, i go there to lowe's all the time. gerri: so you know them. >> yeah. this wall of bolts and this guy sal, who by the way his mother has been in a wheelchair for 30 years and his father's vietnam veteran had sat me down, you know, he helped me into another chair and just assured me that, everything will be taken care of. gerri: we, we were just showing a picture of you in the store which i think your wife might have snapped. tell me more about the lowe's emp

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back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins felt they might have a 60% chance of successormer fighter pilot if he felt nervous or scared that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it is said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when, before? before. before? >> it's too late. you are on themerry go round. you can't get off. >> and there he was at a relatively crowded moon at the time, population 2. if you wonder weather buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will surprise you. >> instead of just checking my balance and stuff like that, i tested the urine collection device. [laughter] >> now. >> was that the first time on the moon? >> i guess. yes. >> and until now we heard only how they planted the flag. >> buzz aldrin will be in alameda beginning at 10:00 a.m. for an event on the u.s. hornet. they will discover that ship's role in the recovery of their mission. he will be there all day. i will be mc'g an event. for more information visit our website at abc7news.com. in the news, wane freedma

michael vick, he completely repackaged himself. >> tonydunjihad -- tony dunjihad the chance to say no there is no right or wrong answer. we respect your opinion unlike the rest of the media. we'll put your opinion up there. hopefully you'll get on facebook and twitter and we'll read them. >>> coming up straight ahead, a plan to fix the border crisis. instead of giving aid to the illegals' home countries, cut them off. >> a veteran gets trapped inside a v.a. clinic. >> what is your emergency? >> hi. i want to report that i apparently got left in a v.a. facility, medical facility and the alarm has been going -- >> how in the world did that happen? we're going to hear from that vet straight ahead. ♪ ♪ woooo. i know what you're thinking. you're thinking beneful. [announcer]and why wouldn't he be? beneful has wholesome grains,real beef,even accents of spinach,carrots and peas. it has carbohydrates for energy and protein for those serious muscles. [guy] aarrrrr! [announcer]even accents of vitamin-rich veggies. [guy] so happy! you love it so much. yes you do! but it's good for you,too. [anno

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chance on that shot. but they fought back did the americans. michaeley with a pass over to julian who scores and they are right back in the game. the coach is yelling let's go. in the 114th minute off the free kick nice pass clint democracy had a chance. the ball did not go down in the second straight time usa world cup run ends in the round of 162 to one was the final. >> heartbreaking. we gave everything -- i don't think we could have given any more. were great game of football. god we left it all out there. we got by a really good chance. they took their chance as well many heart ache. it hurts. >> belgium would face argentina in the quarter finals. they took on switzerland in that game also went to extra time. the are a jenn tine scoring the winning goal. 118th minute for the one-nil victory. >> phillies in miami starting 10 game road trip. the stretch of games made ruben amaro will add help tour start to blow the team up in the trade deadline. here we go. phillies down by two in the eighth with the bats come alive marlon byrd what a nice signing t

back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins figured they might have a 60% chance of successformer fighter pilot if he felt scared or nervous that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when? before? >> before. >> it was too late then. you're on the merry go round. you can't get off. >> and yet, there he was on a relatively crowded moon at the time. population two. if you wonder whether buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will splice sproourprise you. >> get down to the bottom of the ladder, instead of just checking my balance and stuff like that the check list, instead i tested the urine collection device. now -- >> was that the first time on the moon? >> yes, yes. >> and until now, we heard only of how they planted the flag. buzz aldrin will in alameda for an event on the "uss hornet" they'll be celebrating that ship's role in the recovery of his mission. i'll be emceeing an event. for more information, visit our website at abc7news.com. in the ne

back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins felt they might have a 60% chance of successwe asked the former fighter pilot if he felt nervous or scared that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it is said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when, before? before. before? >> it's too late. you are on the merry go round. you can't get off. >> and there he was at a relatively crowded moon at the time, population 2. if you wonder weather buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will surprise you. >> getting to the bottom of the ladder, i was checking my balance and stuff like that, and instead i tested the urine collection device. [laughter] >> was that the first time on the moon? >> yes, yes. >> and until now we heard only how they planted the flag. >> buzz aldrin will be in alameda beginning at 10:00 a.m. for an event on the u.s.s. hornet. they will discover that ship's role in the recovery of their mission. he will be there all day. i will be mc'g an event. for more information visit our websit

although michael and regions never had the chance to have children of their own, their work and the efforts of their friends have left a better world for me and my children and millions more. as we mark this anniversary i am especially mindful that without the civil rights act, the protections is codified, or the monumental progress that followed a few of us would be here this morning. without the sacrifices of countless activists and citizens i would not stand before you as attorney general of the united states proudly serving in the administration of our first african-american president. i am just as mindful that none of this progress, none of this progress was preordained. we know from our history that advances toward equality and inclusion have never been inevitable. every step forward has been hard-1. the words of our founding documents were not automatically endued with the force of law, and our nation's future continues to be defined and its destiny determined by men and women of both character and conviction. courageous people who are unafraid to stand up to what they noted be right

michael with the recap. >> with the world cup on the line, it was a frustrating half for both finalist. argentina's forward missed a chance to get on the board first, taking a shot but shooting it wide of the net. then he found the net but the goal was ruled out for being off sides. germany nearly scored in minute 37 but andre was denied by argentina's goally. in the second half it was more missed opportunities. argentina's linele missed a chance. in extra time germany broke the scoreless tie with this goal. the world cup belongs to germany. >> wonderful day there. >> a local man who doesn't consider himself a runner recently competed in a 100 mile race to raise money and awareness for a cause close to his heart. jay joined him on what would be a remarkable and emotional journey. it's a story you will see only on 7. >> just before dawn last month, hundreds of runners started the 100 mile trail race in ohio. >> how are you feeling? >> good. >> we killed four miles. we got four miles down. we got 96 more to go. >> the man known for his skin markings is running this course with training partner for 100 heart wrenching reason

michael was diagnosed with leukemia. a man from australia was a match, and the strangers finally met. >> i had a second chance. and if it wasn't for andrew i wouldn't be here. and now we're brothers. not only brothers but we're actually blood brothers. >> and the kindness of strangers is contagious. several of michael's family members are now on the donor list should someone else need a stem cell transplant. >>> hundreds of people came together to give an extra special birthday celebration to a six-year-old fighting a major battle. >> danny has cancer. his mom wanted him to have a birthday to remember. hundreds of first responders showed up for a special parade in his honor. this comes after the boy's mother asked the town to send him birthday cards. he received more than 100,000 cards and packages. >> what started as a request for cards has really turned into something that we never, ever imagined. and it been as we said bitter sweet. we wish we were here under different circumstances, but really it's been amazing, the support that we've had and the family has had. and nice distraction. a nice distraction from

pulled a little of hoos a few of his punches saying to putin, you've got one last chance here to do the right thing. >> michael leiter, the intelligence is quickly there. they don't know who fired the trigger, as it were, but they know the kind of missile this was. they know as much as they need to know in terms of a ground location. and as jim miklaszewski had been pointing out all day, there are russian advisers and trainers embedded with those separatists. >> there are still unknowns here, but i don't think those unknowns are all that dispositive about what the next step will be. exactly how deeply involved the russians were, sure, that's meaningful. ultimately, the russians provided a weapon system to their allies in the ukraine and out of that area, a civilian airliner shot down 23and 200-pl killed. it's simply going to be on the edges. >> what samantha power also said at the u.n. today was that while kiev has that kind of s.a.m. system, they have not used it. the separatists have. joining us now as well deborah hersman via skype, the former head of the ntsb. investigators are heading to the region. we kn

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although michael and rita never had the chance to have their own, their work and the efforts of friends and physical lows left a better world for me and for my children and for millions more. without their monoyumtal progress, few of us would be here this morning. i am just as mindful that none of this progress was pre-ordainez. we know these rights have never been inevitable. every step forward has been hard one. the owners were not automatically imbued with the force of the law. by patriots who never shrink from the possible toy draw this nation closer. now, like you, me and my colleagues are determined to do everything in our power to further these efforts. to protect and expand the work of those who have gone before. and to extend america's populations to populations who have been too long enfranchised. the civil rights act continues to find an arsenal of tools in waging this struggle. as we speak, the justice department is using provisions of this important law both aggressively and innovatively to confront civil rights challenges old and new. the 1964 act reaching the $99 million

michael sam. not because do not believe that he should have a chance to play but i would not want to deal with allhe publicity and everyone talks about michael salem. michael sam >> gary: may sound a little edgy but michael sam will change the attitude in the locker room, if he becomes a star player of the lead in the he will people will become more sophisticated and shed their prejudices a little bit faster. but if he does not become a player i do not believe that he will make that type of impact. >> gary: mandel the first backup to be to have the best selling jersey in the league. by the way catherine lebraun james marketing agency represents men sailed creek johnny mann sale, his uniform is number one and russell wilson of seattle is no. 2 and people like kapernick he is the third fastest selling jersey and taking manning number for. we have some real honesty bob dole's been >> enforcement is broken and the infractions committee has not help a meeting in almost any year. i think that is not an understatement that cheating pays. its pc to, conspired to celebrate the rules. and i get caught on mo

i don't know how you take chances in this day and age. >> look what michael bloomberg did.e gets on an et al flight and goes there. i'm not trying to make any point. i just want people to know that it's safe. again, he's obviously trying to make pa poithat point. >> there was a time if israel were having a war with gaza or even hezbollah out of lebanon, that in tel aviv they're sitting around drinking coffee. it's a whole new world now. >> and unfortunately these things feed on one another. once you have the u.s. airlines having a certain tact to cancel all flights, then you have the foreign airlines following suit and then any word of any more fighting, you no he, making it look like it's getting worse and worse. which we don't know around that airport. this is the first time we've actually seen hamas be able to get so close to this airport. >> maria bartiromo from "opening bell with maria bartiromo" weekday mornings. see you in the morning. >> thank you so much, shep. >>> we're getting a slew of court documents in the case of a marine's missing wife. now the police say th

chances of me liking this? >> about 2%. now, this is my michael franty.asy, breezy, take a listen. >> as long as it's not rap i'll love it. ♪ >> called "the sound of sunshine." ♪ >> can you picture us on the beach? >> yeah. ♪ >> i like when you move. a good move. good move. >> i have a song i want to play for you, doris day. >> no. >> what? >> no. >> a song i wrote called "sharing it." >> oh. >> maybe we'll play it next week. >> "sharing it"? i like to hear that. >> is it okay or not okay for moms to dress sexy around their kids? here's what we had to say about it. >> your body has just created a miracle. savor and rejoice in that mirac miracle. sometimes it's not. >> you. >> you're right. here's what i say. i guess it's okay, but why? >> why? >> why don't we get the attention off your ha has and on your kids. >> i hike that, hode dashes extremely poetic. >> yeah, we've grown up. >> whatever. all right. we're doing a cook with us thing again. we want you to pick what we are going to cook. so we are making cheese balls. one of kathie lee's favorite dishes.

. >> michael, is there a chance you could be wrong though, because investors have given jeff bezos ais there a chance that they won't deliver on margins and yet the stock will keep climbing? >> well, that definitely happened last year. you know, the stock had a great year, and you know, there was no margin expansion during the year. and i think that that call in the short-term becomes a little bit about market psychologist, and it's honestly tough to -- it's tough to call but i do think what we've been seeing in the internet sector in particular is this has been a year when, you know, companies that are profitable and are good stewards of capital and are delivering on margin growth, those are the stocks that have worked the best. amazon stock has had a tough start to the year. it's recovered nicely since then but you know, i think this is a sort of a key quarter for the company. >> when you put it in a sector, what sector do you put amazon in? >> well, most people who look at the stock compare it to other internet stocks. it, you know, you could compare it to retail stocks. it's real

michael ratner from the united states. their advice is, yes, there's a high chance would be subject to special ministry to measures, sams.ou obviously would not get bail. the punishment is in the process. the doj understands that. if you look at other cases like, straight, for example, former national security agency whistleblower, given 13 counts of espionage and then in the end, he'd be it and be them down to one count. handling classified information. they draw them into a long, extended drawnout process. you may win it, but you don't get all those years back. responsibilities to the organization i am running, to my family, so i have been advised not to go to the united states. i think that is good advice. >> finally, where we are here in the ecuadorian embassy, you described it as a kind of space station. can you describe it for us, how you live here 24 hours a day? >> it is a space station in the sense that i am sealed from the outside world and natural light. therefore, have to create my own cycle of light like you do in space. it is -- >> so you have a light machine? >> yes. being in an embassy is actually, in som

his remarks about michael sam, the former nfl coach shocking people saying he would not have drafted sam because of the distraction his presence will cause. sam does deserve a chance to be in the nfl and the rookie is trying to make the ram's roster as the first openly gay player in the league and responded. >> thank god he wasn't the st. louis rams' coach. but i have a great respect for cope dungy. like everyone in america they are entitled to their own opinion. >> a lot of people are rooting for michael sam. the best guess is he max the practice squad. >> he is an uh mading player. great talent. thank you very m

age that i am, an unbelievable header off something, yes, michael bradley did great with a nice pass. that was clint dempsey. that was our chanceo come close to an equalizer after an amazing free kick. the u.s. just couldn't connect. so close. there is no doubt there's disappointment today but we had fun watching this team's gutsy world cup performances. no one was immune, not even president obama to former secretary of state madeleine albright. and tim howard is now a bona fide sports hero with internet means to match. the twitter #thingshowardcouldsave. from the titanic to bambi. the u.s. secretary of defense replaced chuck hagel with a picture of tim howard, a fitting title for the goalie that has all of us excited for the future of u.s. soccer. >> we should be excited about ourselves as a country. the way that we've rallied behind our team has been incredible. i play in europe and i see these european countries. unfortunately, they don't get behind their teams as our fans have. to all of the people watching back home -- >> let me get this exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on

his remarks about michael sam, the former nfl coach shocking people saying he would not have drafted sam because of the distraction his presence will cause. sam does deserve a chancel and the rookie is trying to make the ram's roster as the first openly gay player in the league and responded. >> thank god he wasn't the st. louis rams' coach. but i have a great respect for cope dungy. like everyone in america they are entitled to their own opinion. >> a lot of people are rooting for michael sam. the best guess is he max the practice squad. >> he is an uh mading player. great talent. thank you very much. we will be thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john stamos, comedian todd glass, and music from ok go, with cleto and the cletones and now, ready or not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. hi, everybody. thank you for coming to the show. thank you for watching.

chance in life. bbc news, washington. >> and for more on president obama's meeting with the three leaders from central america, i was joined by michael shifter just a short time ago. he's the president of the interamerican dialogue. president obama meeting the leaders of these three countries to stop the flow of children into the u.s., but what can they actually do? do they have any control over the situation? >> well, it's very, very difficult. this is a very difficult issue for them. clearly these flows are happening and if they try to prevent that, they get a lot of political flak, like president obama is getting political flak in washington. they get political flak in their countries. the capacity of these governments is very, very limited. they don't have the resources, they don't have the substitutions to deal with these kinds of pressures. clearly there's strong push factors because of the poverty and violence, the gangs, the organized crime. so this limited amount that these governments could do -- the deal that's trying to be struck in washington is that these countries -- these governments would accept the return of some of

something called the rocky mount and economic summit, chance for feta vessels to talk to ridley to the public. -- to talk directly to the public. michaelee is there with the president of the philadelphia fed, charles plosser. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us this morning. there is a chance for fed officials to talk directly with the public. what would your message to the public be? i asked this chart guess? charles evans earlier and he said don't hold your breath on a rate increase? >> [laughter] monetaryge is that policy is very accommodating and has been for a long time. at the same time, we are moving closer to our goals and objectives. inflation is drifting toward the objective in the unemployment rate continues to move down so it's important that we knowledge that we are getting closer to our objectives and it's important for me that we adjust monetary policy appropriate way as we approach those objectives. >> in the press, we like to say let's let you and him fight. we are not close to objectives said charles evans this morning. the rate of unemployment that he would like to see is around five percent and that inf

chance of showers and storms. mike haiduk is out in virginia covering the opening of the silver line. michael? >> reporter: howard good morning. welcome to coverage of the first morning rush commute of the silver line. we are live and have team coverage this morning. one of the busiest silver line stations this weekend was also mcclain. that is where we find hank silverburg. >> reporter: we are here, we chose mcclain because i wanted to illustrated something you said earlier. this is one of the areas they expected to get big. panning over to a ball field, that ball field is going to disappear and in a few years, you are going to see a skyscraper here. a highrise development, hoping to bring 100,000 people to the tyson's area and that is what the silver line is all about. we have been riding the rails this morning. the trains are starting to fill up i can tell you there is a parking lot more, a private lot and only about 15 or 20 cars in that lot right now. a private all right. temporary, but that is a place people can go. there is a kiss and ride lot here as well. we can tell you also everybod