you quickly redo the team. >> mickey put everything in a room. all sat there and said do we love it or hate? million dollar items were thrown on the floor. we don't like it. it's out. we'll find something else and make something better. >> reporter: and the marketplace responded. and though profits are down in this current recession, j.crew continues to outperform its competitors. >> the old guy can feel quirky and have fun with his socks. most men's clothes look the same in america. it's become maybe a uniform to a degree so a special color, a special this, that creates a detail. >> reporter: the details are worked out here on two floors of this downtown manhattan office building by j.crew's team of designers and buyers. >> that was the ceo's office prior to my arrival. and i looked at this and i spent my first day in there. i felt like a caged animal in a sense. >> reporter: you said this is better. >> so i said this is better. you know, the less barriers you create in an environment, the more you can absorb and feel ideas, creativity coming at

to you, mickey sherman.m sure giving up her rights, to fight for custody, is not coming at a small price. i'm talking about debbie rowe. >> she made a bundle when she basically sold the kids back then. the feeling i get from the information that's out there is she's here now not just to pick up the check, but apparently she has a very legitimate -- apparently legitimate fear her children or these children will be somehow victimized by joe jackson, as was michael jackson and his siblings. unsustaining that i see is that she just wants to make sure they don't wind up like michael jackson, at the mercy of joe jackson's belt. >> well, peter odom, she is claiming all of this concern about them, and then at the same time we are hearing reports that grandfather joe jackson plans to launch them on the stage as the jackson 3. wasn't it you, last week, peter odom, who was saying that everything would work out just fine in katherine jackson, the grandmother had the children, that she would not allow interference with j

mickey, sherman, i'm sure giving up her rights is not coming at a small price.'m talking about debbie rowe. >> she made a bundle when she sold the kids in the beginning. the information i'm getting is she's here not to just pick up the check, but she has a legitimate fear the children will be victimized by joe jackson as was michael jackson and his siblings. she wants to make sure they don't wind up like michael jackson at the mercy of joe jackson's belt. >> she's claiming concern, but at the same time, hearing reports grandfather joe jackson plans to launch them on stage as the jackson 3. wasn't it you, last week, peter, saying everything would work out fine if kathrine the grandmother had the children. yeah, that was you. >> i don't remember saying that, but nancy, you know what? if kathrine has the children, there's always the chance joe jackson is going to have access and nothing the court can do about that. ♪ ♪ cause this is thriller ♪ thriller night ♪ no one's going to save you from the beast about to strike ♪ ♪ thriller night. >>> ever since i was born, d

mickey sherman, renowned attorney out of new york.g to prove so hard how healthy he was, but yet they were assuring he had a doctor round the clock. something doesn't ring true to me. and how do i know he's healthy? to me he looks extremely thin, extremely pale. how do i know he wasn't on some kind of drug to boost his performance and that's why he needed all of these drugs so he could come down and go to sleep? >> well, nancy, exactly right. the old expression, something is rotten in denmark. and, yes, it's interesting, by the way, that the "national inquirer" -- and you can think what you want to think about them, but they had a headline six months ago that michael jackson was unlikely to live six months, because of basically the cocktail of different drugs that they alleged that he was taking. it's possible for him to be there at the rehearsal concert but not necessarily be able to do the big tour that he was planning to do and there were certainly bookies in london taking bets about whether or not he would actually be able to do t

mickey sherman. susan, you did not, murray did not have to consent to this search today. >> absolutely. but the search would have gone on because there was a search warrant and apparently, what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas and that makes perfect sense because it's time for the authorities to find out what the medical records not only for michael jackson, but for any ail he was using. it's been rumored he's been using a lot of the different names. >> you are watching video from tmz.com of conrad murray outside of his home one day before the police raids. >>> breaking news from las vegas. authorities are searchi ining b the home and office of michael jackson's personal doctor. there are reports that he administered a drug that may have killed jackson. a source tells cnn that murray gave jackson propofol within 24 hours of his death. >> what you're talking about here is a possible murder two charge. you knowingly did something that caused a greater risk of harm to your patient. >> if in fact t

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mickey sherman, criminal defense attorney. susan moss, first to you. you did not -- conrad murray did not have to consent to this search today. >> absolutely. but the search would have gone on because there was a search warrant and apparently, what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas. and that makes perfect sense because it's time for the authorities to find out what were the medical records that he had not only for michael jackson, but for any aliases that he was using. remember, it's rumored that he's been using a lot of different names. and that can be the key to finding the documents to prove what happened to the king of pop. >> you are watching video from tmz.com of conrad murray outside of his las vegas home just one day before the place raid. ♪ >>> breaking news from las vegas. authorities are searching both the home and office of michael jackson's personal doctor. dr. conrad murray was with the singer when he died last month in los angeles. there are reports that dr. murray may have administered a drug that may have killed jackson. a source

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. >>> in los angeles, manny ramirez hit his 537th career home run, passing mickey mantle to take 15the all time list. the dodgers went on to beat cincinnati 7-5 and still have the best record in baseball. >>> in philadelphia, raul ibanez homered, and the phillies have the longest winning streak in the majors, nine games. they routed the cubs 10-1 and lead the national league east by 6 1/2 games. >>> and pittsburgh used home runs to finally beat milwaukee and show some fight in the process. both benches and bullpens cleared during a brawl in the eighth inning. nice. the pirates held on for an 8-5 win over the brewers. >>> when we return, the rush to overhaul healthcare gets stalled. >>> and the original moon men. the president honors the heroes of apollo 11. are! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. doctors have authorized their patients to receive their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. and that begins with the one touch®ultra2 meter. easy to use, fast results... at no additional cost! liberty helps keep you on track by delivering diabetic supplies to your

gotti's incredible trilogies with mickey ward gotti retired in 2007 with a career record of 40-9 with 31 knockouts. well, most of baseball now takes a long weekend's worth of time to -- but in adam's career he still has work to do where he represents the orioles at center field and in tribute a look at his top five plays from the first half. we start with number five on the opening day. jones ripped a two-r.b.i. triple off new york's cc sabathia. setting up the tone for a fantastic season and opening win. may 12 at tiebreak, for number four. against tampa, showing off the power about which we had heard. his second of the game. 12 homers so far this season. three more than his career best. number three, saw it once, we'll see it again. with the kind of grace you can't teach. rises for the catch off alex rios. number two, april 14, a two-run home run in the 10th. a game-winner against the rangers. looking good on the resume and number one june 29, kevin youkilis at center jones, with a little more exertion than earlier, jones a worthy all-star and jacked to represent charm city on tuesd

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yankee stadium during our marathon rain delay watching ode old yankee videos when we saw mcmillan mickeyantle stand in the same spot telling the fans he now understood what lou gehrig meant. three champions lost before their time. now. adam dunn launches one! see you later! that's number 20 for dunn and the nationals lead 5-1. the big boys, number three and four in the lineup, have come through tonight. >> rob: that's what i'm talking about. i'm talking about shark. number 20, halfway to number 40. give him six straight years of 40 home ns. see him miss location terribly and done dunn makes him ayo told you before the game, he is a fly ball pitcherment you saw nick johnson miss the hanging breaking ball to strikeout. well, dunn gunn did -- adam dunn did not miss that one. >> bob: josh willingham thought he was getting first-pitch fastball, half swing, missed it. dunn's rbi total, three tonight and 56 on the year. when that boy hits them, they are no doubters. >> rob: anderson hernandez, like he hit it. puts his arms up. >> bob: that's when the little guys gie walks up to the big gu

in south korea, ji goes by the nickname mickey mouse. the major chance, the 23-year-old won the u.s. women's open with her final putt. this is neat. nbc sports guys having fun with the ser slow mo water balloon. here's eji. knocks down the long birdie to take a share of the lead at 1 over par. staring down the biggest putt of her career. from 20 feet away. she kind of looks like tiger woods did last year. and she knows it's good. drains it to win the u.s. woman's open. ji birdied three of the last six holes to capture the first major of her career. on the pga tour in illinois for the john deere classic. it's going a bit right. right into the gallery. the ball hits that lady in the yellow hat. >> yes! >> what? >> really. really. she just celebrated after getting hit by a golf ball. steve stricker did not hit anybody today. on the same hole, his approach is right on target. stricker with five birdies in the round. miss e this one, an eagle. celebratory high fives. family on 18 looks on. the university of illinois alum cool as a cucumber si

her biggest fan is her mother mickey, a former beauty quinn who hopes eden will go all the way to missomeday. beauty pageants have become a second career for this teacher. fame doesn't come cheap. they've spent $70,000 on things like spray tan, fake hair and photos. each dress alone costs up to $3,000. the pageant circuit is a booming business with an estimated quarter of a million children competing in over 5,000 pageants every year but family therapist terry rheal warns it can cost families a lot more than just money. >> what we talk about here is what i call performance-based esteem. i have worth because of what i can do or i have worth because of my beauty. what you want to teach a kid is you have worth because of who you are period. i think these kinds of contests are very confusing. >> reporter: mickey says while performing is a big part of there life, eden is just a kid being a kid. do you ever rry she's growing up too fast? >> we're at the farm with our cows, riding a tractor, running barefo. >> i'm enjoying myself, living every minute of every day. she's just a doll and i love

a celebrity sending them to see mickey mouse. >>> here's a question for you -- as you wipe the sleep of your eyes. how much do you love coffee in the morning? how about something free to go along with that cup? find out who is giving away a free breakfast today. >>> again, thank you for joining us on "good morning maryland." >> welcome in. we'll have that and more coming up. first your weather with justin berk. >> good morning. as we check out maryland's most powerful

his bouts with mickey ward made him a major boxing star.ed the two years ago at the a . the 39-year-old and his wife were fighting the night before he was found dead. >>> this is the day michael jackson's concert tour was supposed to kick hauf in london. hundreds of fans were gathered. adding messages to a wall of tributes and conducting jackson sing-a-longs. several are celebrating jackson's life even though they' grieving his loss. >>> a judge postponed today's hearing at the request of jackson's mother katherine and his ex-wife debbie rowe. >>> nasa hopes the fifth time will be the charm for the shuttle "endeavour." it's set for liftoff at 6:51 eastern. just about three and a half hours. storms kept the shuttle from launches last night. saturday the problem was lightning. weather may be the issue as well. two launch attempts were scrubbed last month. they will have 16 days to build what's essentially a porch on the international space station to be used for experiments. >>> a private skim club accused of discriminating against black kids

. >> a year ago mickey clark had no time to eny her colorado horse ranch. she wasoo busy commuting 60 miles to the denv office her family-owned mpany, a high-ened real estate and marketg firm. >>e had 10,000 square feet and roughly 30mployees at corporate and we had seven fie offices. xhur the comny and the rest of theeal estate industry, the mortge meltdown wasn'tust a tremorn thrt, it was a tsunami. >> what we decided w had to do was immediatel start cutting unnecessary costs. we had a $16,000 a month rent. it was huge. i srted kind of dng some research on telecommuting an on telework association. >> mickedaughter contacted donna dley a work coordinator for theity of denver for sistance. >> we want to alleviated traffic congesti and pollution. we edge courage them to plement a program so employees can work from home. one day a week or up to ve days a week, but the's lots and lots of statistics that n show there's tremendous benefits for having a telecommute. >>he meant with the management team, but mickeyas resistt to the idea. after months of kking and s

so when manny passes mickey or a-rod cooper town takes notes. and a hall hall of famer is pas, they sounded off on the steroid era. >> a player that could be great could be great even if they didn't take steroids. and i think that those players have to remember that. if they have just lived and did what they were supposed to do normal they would probably be voted into the hall of fame, i think. someway something is going to be put on there. be an asterisk behind their name. >> if you're caught using any enhanced drug should be denied the hall of fame. we're trying to keep this clean. all of a sudden if someone goes into the hall of fame, even though they were hall of fame before they started using steroid, did they play the game clean? no. you have to finish your career clean. you have to start, you have to finish, no in between. >> i played with some of the guys in that era and as a player, you know, we didn't think that they was doing anything different than trying to make theirselves better. so i probable couldn't judge them what do i think a

>> it was mickey fine pharmacy in beverly hills. i specifically asked the doctor i spoke with today, how could that pharmacy not have known. this doctor told me that it is his understanding that 19 doctors and 11 aliases are involved here. and specific to this pharmacy, the only way they were actually able to trace that it was all to michael jackson was basically following the money, how it was all paid, who was responsible for the bill. because the $100,000 bill didn't necessarily have to be all in michael jackson's name from one particular doctor. that's what makes this whole investigation so much more complicated. the authorities have to put names and doctors together, and cross-reference and ultimately follow the money. >> great point. dr. jeffrey guy's with us. doctor, there's no way you as an individual doctor would have any idea that a patient of yours is racking up that kind of bill, would you? >> no, there would be a disconnect. but the caller does have a good point, the quantity of the medications. you're talking about a l

and then in recent years, of course, his pal, mickey hart of the grateful dead, bought him a set of drumsbsolutely enthralled him. and oh, several weeks before the end, jimmy buffett flew his plane, landed on the east river right next to walter's riverside apartment, came upstairs, and as kate told me, opened up this beautiful ukulele case, took out an instrument she thought was the most beautiful thing in the world, and serenaded walter with a little ukulele recital. he was always a wire service reporter in his heart. and he always lived by the wire service adage, which i don't think anybody has anything to do with it, get it first, but get it right. and one of his first jobs about getting it right, one of his first jobs was at the houston press, where he was a copy boy. today get the houston bank clearing number every day, and it was published, but not on the front page of the "houston press" in a little box, and it was a multimillion dollar number. and one day he got the cents wrong. e put down 27 cents when it shouldn't have been 17 cents, at the end of a $3 million -- well, he got ca

. >> you mean never see more than one might be -- mickey mouse at a time. >> >> there is only one birdll you ever see. >> are you on speaking terms with the bird? >> oh, yeah. i get all the info. >> does he live rent free? >> of course. he flyies in. of course. >> ground ball to roberts. thome will be retired. this is two down in the 7th inning. >> ground balls are his enemy. >> that's the one key. when he rolls over, that's a no-no. i don't know if he had a choice today. guthrie has been that good. this has been not too many breaking balls, commanding fast ball, couple of changeups, again only the changeup in the middle of the plate that wise has ran on. >> this is the same team team that scored -- team that scored 12 runs on friday night. >> he allowed only 3 runs to get the win. but then the angels got a loss and the start the seattle. >> it's a changeup. and then it's an 0 -2 pitch. he made what he thought was a good pitch up and in. you put a better swing on. so there are four of the five runs. again, we always talked about the 1, 2, 3 pitches. that was

. >> rob: eddie murray, mickey mantle. >> bob: mickey mantle. >> rob: pete rose has the most hits everat's three. >> bob: that was r.b.i.s though, right. >> rob: i think he probably has more r.b.i.s too. >> bob: what about chilly davis. >> rob: what about chilly davis. >> bob: he was one of the best switch-hitters ever. >> rob: i know. that's a good one. switch hitters with r.b.i.s. i guess maybe pete had so many hits he would be happy to be in there. >> rob: yeah, i think he had them on that. . >> bob: what about here eh posada. ? he has been on a lot of really good teams with chances to drive in runs. mock has made two less than good throes to first base tonight, one of them cost him a run in the first inning. >> rob: yeah i suppose. >> bob: it cost him two runs. >> rob: we talked about keeping the runners close. you must listen to us. you cannot let him get to this part of the cutout right there with that left foot. foot. . >> bob: runner goes, good jump. good throw. got him. gornz pulled the tag down in a hurry to get tony gwynn who is now 3 out of 7 this year. . >> rob: on the lea

he talk everything from his nba career to his preference of bugs bunny over mickey mouse.e says it was his chance to bypass the news media which he claims misrepresents him and he's right. we don't care about his antics. >>> eight pound bowling ball, too heavy for you? no problem for these seen glerz pennsylvan seniors in pennsylvania who are getting their bowling fix on wii. one man says he's bowled five perfect 300 games during practicing for this main event and he didn't have to spring for shoes or a rosin bag. score. that's sports. >>> going once, going twice. sold! there is a new online auction site promising great deals on brand name merchandise. and clark howard tells you how to get in on the action. >> reporter: i have a new deal i want you to get in on. what if you could buy brand name stuff, brand new, much cheaper than you could easily find it, even with good comparison shopping? well, that's the promise of a new auction site set up by sam's club. you have to be a sam's club member to do it. that's the idea. to get and retain members for sam's club. on the aucti

she was a pharmaceutical drug abuser like michael jackson and she took in her case a mickey finn to get her to sleep because she couldn't sleep. in jackson's case, he allows this conrad murray doctor, this houston, las vegas, based doctor to be his, quote, unquote, personal physician. conrad murray, although he is not licensed to dispense dangerous drugs and narcotic in california can give diprivan. but it is to give it in a home setting and not in a -- bill: reckless. >> not in a hospital setting, it's reckless, wanton, depraved. it is conduct so shockingly out of the norm that you can imply malice. therefore you can charge murder. bill: are you buying this 1984 fire as the root of his addiction that he had on painkillers after his hair caught on fire? are you buying that? >> to me jackson began abusing to the extent that i know when his star began diminishing. it's not about the fire, the pepsi commercial. it's "thriller" happens. then i went to the jackson five concert the next year, 1984. he's a huge star. really until 1989. then his star starts to wane. then there are the various c

try a refreshing 32-ounce mickey d's sweet tea. i'm loving it at participating mcdonald's. right across the river into the golden triangle here in pittsburgh, pa. the loud cheer you're hearing is for nyjer morgan who was just announced as a nationals leadoff man. we'll set the southwest.com lineup for you shortly. ross ohlendorf makes his 21st start of the year against a former teammate and morgan has been fantastic. first pitch of the game right on time at 7. 067895. partly cloudy, but right now mostly clear skies and 75 degrees after some morning and late afternoon showers. morgan takes a fastball for another strike. ohlendorf on the year 8-8 with a 4.51 e.r.a. the nats have seen him. they hit him pretty well five runs on six its hits in five innings but pirates won that game on may 18 at our ballpark 12-7. morgan gets a piece of it. this is an interesting day for nyjer as well as sean burnett coming back to a place where they pretty much matured as major leaguers. he's hitting .404 as a national. a breaking ball will pop him up. right out behind short. ronny cedeno just

. >> what about my cousin mickey, your daughter, she's trying to book the guests and you're insistinghe book your vacation. >> well, i'm leaving in three weeks. >> and that has be done today? >> yes. i do everything fast and in a hurry. >> you wonder why i haven't killed him. >> well, that's why i live 3,000 miles away from him. >> well, you don't see each other much, but when you do tensions will rise. and that's why we decide send you to massage school to learn the art of massage. >> youow, my first massage was from a girl when i was in japan, when i was 19 years old. she was -- she also broke my virginity is that what they say? chip, we're going to have a lot of fun today. i feel it. hello. >> hello. >> hi. >> how are you? >> i'm so glad you're a girl. >> why? >> well, there's a story for that. you're a massage girl? >> i'm a massage therapist, yes and i'm also one of the instructors here at ippt and welcome to the world of massage. what brought you here today? >> my main objective today is to see if i can have a man massage me. >> all right. i think that's a good idea. >> to see i

the officer grabbed his gun while he was with another officer at the mickey d's.leave and is charged with menacing and prohibitive use of a weapon. i said large fries! >>> michael vick could be taking his next step toward returning to the nfl. what is the next step, rafer? >> vick will reportedly meet with commissioner roger goodell either tomorrow or even friday and then goodell will decide whether he will let him back into football. this is according to reports from espn. goodell is on the left who says vic needs to show reforce for r -- remorse for running a dog fighting ring, and it could be conditional. meaning they could sign him but not actually play him. there is the other issue whether a team will sign him. i do think someone will. >>> and it's great when a player holds himself accountable. the royals jose guillen is making $12 million a buyear. he feels so bad for playing so poorly for that money. >>> was his sponsor a big winner, so says the dallas morning news. it's a small company compared to other big boys, but their stock shot way up after tom lost

. >> reporter: mickey laugh is a self-programmed online shopaholic. the earrings and necklace. >> reporter: sometimes it's personal, o professional. >> office supplies, regular things. >> reporter: this dental office manager insists she's as frugal as any other american during this time because she's discovered ebay.com. >> they give you actual cash. >> it's not a product you can't buy on ebay. >> reporter: kevin johnson is the ceo of the san francisco- based website. he said that ebay -- e bates concept is simple and similar to the mail-in rebates. log on, buy anything from trash bags to television and get cash back for your per chases. usually between 2 to 10% of what you spend. >> we added 2 million new shoppers last year, one of the last honest deals. >> reporter: the free service put more than a thousand dollars back in nicky's wallet since she's first logged on several years ago. >> if for doing nothing but shopping. >> reporter: if it's free, shout site making money? more than 1,000 companies pay e bates to post the web link on its site. when y

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he was good friends with mickey hart the drummer of the dead he worked with on a vietnam documentary. walter cronkite will be remembered this thursday in new york at st. bartholomew's church on park avenue in a private funeral. there will be a celebration of his life and work held in a few weeks at new york's historic lincoln center. i talked to his son, chip, tonight, and he said the word condolences they received from everyone and help them through this time. >> julie: thank you. tonight is just into fox moments ago, we are told streetcars crashing in san francisco and injuring multiple people. no word yet on details. this is what we do know. lisa sang it happened at the west muni station on one train rear-ended another on the stations platforms. on one of the platforms. we'll get more on this area of two streetcars colliding at a train station in san francisco after decades apart, shirley mcgill raider x. high school sweetheart, and then on a cruise together at all went wrong. now surely mcgill is dead for. her husband is talking. what he has to say and the horrific details of what

i worked with mickey rourke, chuck norris, people 70, 0 years old.t doesn't matter as long as you train properly. >> larry: all right. did he belie his years? was he like younger than 51. >> yes, he was the same as 20 years ago. we were together, he heard on jay leno that i had a good chance to be on dancing with the stars." so he said to me, i want to teach you how to do the moon walk. he wanted me to get him in the best physical shape and wanted to teach me about dancing. the beauty about it, when he moved, the guy i would say it convinced me that he would make the biggest comeback in history. >> larry: how about his behavior? he was obviously, eccentric, a little bizarre. looked a little funny. how did you react to that? >> he wasn't like that with me because when he was with me, the mask came off, the glochb came off. it was just me and michael. we were alone together. he was just a real genuine guy. it was no bs. he was brilliant. but we just had fun. he was just like a regular guy like you and i talking. >> larry: did you work out with him at h

like mickey rourke? can you talk about him? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: understood. well, can you show us, wait, whoa, what are those? that was cool. are you wearing the iron man? >> oh, um -- >> jimmy: that's the iron man costume. >> i was doing some insert work. i am robert downey's stunt hand. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how cool. that's awesome. do you wear it when robert's not around? >> i am not allowed to talk about that, actually. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you tell us anything? >> i can tell you that you are doing a great job, and i am a fan of the new show, and i follow your twitter, and thanks for having me on, and look forward to "iron man" coming out next summer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're a good man. we love you. what a good dude. >> and i love the roots, too. >> jimmy: oh, and the roots, too. i'll tell you, the roots they're listening to you. "iron man 2" is in the theaters next summer. thanks so much for taking the time. jon favreau, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we've got mario batali when we come back

. >> reporter: mickey is a self- proclaimed on-line shop hole -- shopaholic.etimes it's personal. other times professional. >> office supply, regular things. >> reporter: but this dental office manager inists she's just as frugal as any other american during these times because she's discovered e- bay.com. >> they give you actual cash. >> there really isn't a product you can't buy ee. bay -- buy on e-bay. >> reporter: e-bay's concept is simple and similar to the mail- in rebates. >> we added two million new shoppers last year. it's one of the last honest deals that's not too good to be true. >> reporter: the free service has put almost a thousand dollars back in her wallet since she first logged on years ago. >> for doing nothing but shopping. >> reporter: if it's free, how is the site making any money? more than a thousand companies pay ebates to post on site. the company pays a finder's fee commission which ebaits then -- ebat easy then splits with you. >> we regular sent out checks for $100 to a few thousand dollars and we'll send out thousands of those. >>

separately, you willer that a lot of obama donors were named mickey mouse, which is basically i think they were just big donations cut up disguised as smaller ones, but that's the real grassroots, the kind of grass that you look around and are like, oh, look, look at all those little nuts, or are those acorns? how much would you pay to read senator ted kennedy's memoir? i think it's worth about $1,000. yeah, that's what his publisher wants to charge for one leather-bound limited edition of ted kennedy's book. yeah. wow. i wish i had my wallet or my checkbook on me now, and that's your hot list. on a totally separate note, there is my new book, "common sense, the case of an out-of-control government." you can pick it up in paperback for about $6. come to think of it, i think you can get 150 of my books for one of ted kennedy's, oh, choices, choices. common sense in bookstores now. number one on "the new york times" best seller's list for the last three or four weeks and number one on u.s.a. today's list. pick one up today and please after you finish reading it, pass it on to a friend.