born and raised new yorker, michael cole, my mom called me mikey ever since i was born. and there comes a time when you start to figure out what you want to do as you mature in life. as i was sitting down trying to figure out what it was. ice cream making came out of the blue through my aunt who passed away. john: first you went to jail for selling something else. >> selling marijuana for six months. it was okay. not okay. [ laughter ] >> not okay, but you have to learn from your mistakes. as you sit down understand and hey, disomething wrong, you have to fix yourself when you come out. it's about rehabilitation. here i am coming out, and i said i'm going to make a change for myself, not just for myself but the community. this product is positive reenforcement for the community. john: you have a family recipe for ice cream, you started selling it out of your house? >> yes, illegally! >> there's all the regulations that make that illegal. >> yes, i would make ice cream at my house on a cuisinart table top machine, have a little kumbaya session, and selling ice cream out o

never faced discrimination, until last month, here in the delaware county courthouse when judge michael cole launched into an anti-greek rant in the wake of that country's well publicized debt crisis. >> if you said that about us, you know he would have said it about anybody, blacks, hispanics. >> reporter: it claims that she was tens of thousands in the rears, are you of greek background, sir? >> yes, sir, gus replied. right, the greeks never pay taxes, then over attorney objections, he continued. that's why their country is in bankruptcy. the attorney objected again, but cole continued, so can i take judicial notice of the fact that the greeks are in bankruptcy as a nation, and one of the reasons the principle reason is because none of them ever pay taxes. for the mother, it was an unexpected attack. >> i never feel like this in my life. >> reporter: as the rant continued, the attorney said, your honor, i object to lumping my client in with the entire country of greece. the what the judge asked? i object. i object to the statements you're making, she said. well, i'm -- anesthesia are simpl

and michael cole was a history teacher at the time was explained to me that these were not riots. that these were about racism and economic dislocation to it wasn't even about police brutality, although there was plenty of that. it was about racism and that the police brutality was a symptom of that racism. now, that is not the end of my store in watts. when i was working on my masters in social welfare at ucla ucla and all of their wisdom put me at a place called burbank family clinic in the valley where i was the darkest person there. and i was very rebellious and said no and they only had black students in watts and the land white students in burbank. and i said you were being racist. and so i got in trouble at ucla and there's a saying there's two tragedies in life. wanting something and give me. and ucla decided they would give me what i wanted and they said okay you will put you in a year for a field placement at martin luther king, jr. hospital. i think the father punishing me. i think it's either going to shut me up. and what happened is i went as a very young, very green,

it turned out that he has done an institute of medicine study with michael cole who practiced in mainefor many years, and to us since died of alzheimer's. so i think the world of dr. thatcher. i don't agree with them in this case because any of you who have had a family member with alzheimer's note that it affects the entire family. it does not just affect the victim. it affects the grandchild whose name is no longer remembered it affects the spouse who's trying to deal with a husband and wife who for the first time is yelling at them. it affects everybody. so having seen the very close up front and personal, i don't think it's because it's a disease of the elderly. i think it was because for years it was hidden or people died earlier, or it was well, she's seen it all. we didn't understand that it was a disease, even though that work had been done for years. but think of the difference. doctor john's wood county, the difference in the last five years on public awareness is remarkable. and the alzheimer's association brings those purple plaid advocates to town, i always have a hearing

dante cole pepper, injured knee, michael fix, fractured tibia. >> ty alexander, broken foot. 2007 lt seven lt said nose to the madden cover. young said yes and suffered a couple of energies. favre no curse, jew breeze, down year but no curse. calvin johnson no curse, barry sanders already retired and in the hall of fame, no curse. and now giants wideout rookie of the year odell back in junior. >> giants fan admits more of jinxes than hexes who tweeted that he believed in god's plan. >> well curse is a a way of manipulating a person's mind. it's a you curse them into believing something could harm them. >> laura schwalm acknowledges avoiding injury may prove to be out of his control but she says avoiding curses is a simple is not believing in them. >> when they have a season that they don't get hurt, it can break the curse for others because they can say well it didn't happen everybody. >> curses can be broken, just think calvin johnson unless michael vick's. >> no curse, he banks it pretty well there. >> i know it's know it's scary when they're all lined up. >> so the odds could go e

coles, even macy's. you don't want to be up level and luxury. you don't want to be by tiffany's. tiffany's and michaelors have the diversity globally and we are a mentality in this country where we will spend a little. a littlea little luxury. >> you know what's interesting. home depot raised its outlook twice. home depot was not in correction territory. some chance to make some green with some of the stocks. >> i think there are pockets of opportunity. you mentioned home depot. one of the reasons is that interest rates are staying extremely low but that is because global growth is so pathetic. i don't want to get too excited. good for that particular company come probably. i am on the whole long-term pessimistic. are they're opportunities? i think so. staples, a. staples, a group the benefits from the commodity plunge its consumer staples, the processors of food represented in the xlp etf. a massive range on the day testing in october 2014 lows down at 44 enclosed well. in terms of being defensive, domestic, dividends, that's where you want to be. >> to his., we are going to probably get a 3.2 percen

michael dukakis would be very happy to hear that. [laughter] yes. >> i'm bothered that our panel offer a response to cole aaronson's excellent questionnd so that we don't have anti-intellectualism in america up here on the panel, i'm a numbers boy, not a committee on social thought boy, but i've got to take a crack at your question. [laughter] you know, i think that the distinction or contradiction between classical liberalism and a more biblical interpretation of the virtues may be a little overblown. it is true that if you talk about objectivism and you mean classical liberalism by ayn rand, then you have a little bit of problem with the text, that is true. but objectivism is a freak show. [laughter] you know, if you want to talk about -- >> welcome to aei. >> -- if you want to talk about classical liberalism and get back to the texts and get back to high yak or -- hayek or get back to adam smith or get to john locke, you see much more of a consonance between the moral presumptions that, you know, i think underlie those texts and those ways of thinking. and so, of course, there's a tension there. but there's notes a war -- there's

cole hamels on hand as well with the rangers in town. moyer has most wins in mariners history. >>> linebacker kiko alonzo remains sidelined but everybody else is just fine. michaelzach ertz and demarco murray all return yesterday after missing time. demarco murray a full go back at training camp but running back in the running with the starters yesterday. ryan matthews and darren sprawls got first team reps. sam bradford continues to get the majority of the work at quarterback. by all account bradford looks great after back to back left knee surgeries but let's be honest, until he is thrown in the game, a week from today, it is hard to judge his progress. >> he is getting more comfortable. the more 11 on 11 he gets and pocket awareness and things like that but i think that is what we expected, when we traded for him. >> he is a leader. obviously we all know he is i great quarterback. he has got all of the skills. i think his calmness about him. i mean he will be a great player for us. >> and eagles have an opened practice today at the link. that is sports, i'm jeff skversky have a great day. >>> president obama is enjoying his vacation in martha vineyard in mass

michael chetworth, that's my take. >>> coming up, preparing for the pope. what some local families are doing in their own homes to get ready for the holy father's visit. plus, cole hamels officially traded to texas. now the one-time phillies ace is thanking the city of brothe brotherly love for all the support and justice for ceci will l cries are getting louder from around the world. what they want to do with the dentist that killed the be what they want to do with the dentist that killed the be loved lion cecil >> it's 8:10. "fox29 weekend". good morning. if you look to get a rail pass for the pope's visit next month you will need luck. septa is holding one day online lottery for passes on regional rail system. on monday. each person selected can buy as man write as ten tickets for each day. if you win you get an email three days after lottery. passes are good for select septa trains during pope's visit september 6 and 27. you can join us. make sure you're watching tomorrow morning "fox29 weekend" we'll have five tips you need to know to make that you are that lottery process i was telling you about goes smoothly it all starts 8 a.m. here "fox29". >> that's in