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i disagree with mickey. i think they should release all of the evidence that they have now so that the community can act as a third eye for the law enforcement and we can get whatever clues that any citizens have seen to the proper authorities so we can help solve this crime immediately because the longer the amount of time elapses, the less of a chance we're going to have a happy ending. >> patricia saunders, very, very quickly. >> there are no reports of anyone else being bothered in the area. your thoughts on that? >> someone might have known her routine that she took this walk every night. she was a probation officer in the past, perhaps someone seeking revenge. >> and we will follow this case. >> we won't rest until we find her. >>> >> a newlywed in boynton beach, florida, accused of hiring a hitman to kill her husband. they'd only been married six months, but police say dalia dippolito unknowingly hired an undercover cop to do the job. police then plan this elaborate sting operation, faking her husband

why, mickey sherman? how does that help anything?>> first of all, she's under age, and she has a lawyer. it's totally inappropriate to bypass the lawyer because the overriding reasons -- >> i'm not asking you -- miller is under no duty to get the polygraph or not get the polygraph. that's just like asking somebody on the street, can you help me set up a polygraph? it wasn't his duty to go, oh, no, i don't think that's appropriate. leave miller alone. that's not the problem. am i -- am i the crazy one? mike brooks, is everybody ignoring the fact the last person to see her alive has failed a polygraph? and a voice stress test. and would not submit to hypnosis. brooks, throw me a bone. >> nancy, i totally agree with you. you notice, remember early on -- >> we just -- they had taken a polygraph earlier from the fbi. we don't know what the results of that is. you know what? i don't blame tim miller. if she's asking for his help, he's going to put all his resources and volunteers out there, let's find out whether she's telling the truth or

mickey sherman out of new york. and stacey schneider also out of new york. come on, mickey. i was at mcdonald's yesterday morning, and i'd been up since about 4:00 a.m. with the twins. they probably thought i was drunk. i could hardly see. i was trying to order little hash browns, and then i mistook them for a burger king and asked for apple fries. long story short, how much contact do you really have with the clerk at the counter of mcdonald's? >> well, i -- >> not too much. >> very little. by the same token, they obviously made some observations and they didn't find this woman was out of her mind drunk. but you know what -- >> mickey, probably knowing you and your high living lifestyle, i bet you can't remember the last time you were in a mcdonald's. >> yesterday. >> yeah, gloria? >> i've been to mcdonald's. and i would doubt the interaction between the clerk and the customer is long enough observation, or maybe they don't even have the expertise to make an evaluation. >> stacey schneider, if he knew she had had pot shortly before this trip, is he liable? >> you mean the h

mickey sherman, stacy schneider, gloria allred, mickey, what did she do, put extra raisins in his cereal for him that morning. what was his last meal? how do you go about this, you're planning your husband's shooting death in the head, what do you do, still sleep with him the night before, as part of a sendoff. fix a special gourmet meal for breakfast, or is it just like, see ya, i'll bring you that coffee when i get home. oh, evidence, evidence! did she stop at starbucks or did she know that he wasn't going to be alive when she got home from starbucks? >> she was hoping that he was -- >> another five bucks for a cup of coffee. >> how come we don't get to see the film of them telling her that he's alive. in florida, they release every other video that's made. >> that's all you've got to say, why didn't they film him? okay, gloria, have at it. >> all i can tell you is that she's not going to need coffee, she's gotten a wake-up call from the police. what it appears she was trying to do didn't work and now she's in very, very deep trouble. and this is apparently, the conversations were reco

mickey we appreciate the visit. good to have you back.back in baltimore, good people here. >> one of 89 why not orioles. they finished two games out and they almost went to postseason. we'll get the scouting report to pitching matchup. lackey going against madiz. the rookie looking for a second big league win.   matusz getting ready for hi start. when he addressed the media dave trembley was asked about him facing a first place team. >> he will be up for it. especially leaving the game early his last start against toronto. he will have on the stay away from the middle of the plate with these guys. >> so brian matusz on the mound. >> his debut was a great day. he used all the pitches, changes speed. went 5 inning, gave up one earned run. gave up 6 hits in the first outing. he showed what we have down in the minor league. 4 steps in one year. a, double-a, triple-a and the big league only an hour and a half away. he's done a very good job. his record on the season is 12 and 3 as it stands. what a fantastic year. >> matu

pause. >> mickey sherman, stacy schneider, gloria allred, mickey what did she do, put extra raisins in his cereal for him that morning? what was his last meal. how do you go about this, planning your husband's shooting death in the head. what do you do, still sleep with him the night before just to kind of a send-off? fix a special gourmet meal for breakfast or just kind of like see you. hey, i'll bring you the coffee when i get home. oh. >> mocha-choca i'm going to kill you. >> did she stop at starbuck's or know he wasn't going to be alive. >> she was hoping. it cost her a few bucks. >> $5 cup of coffee. >> how come we don't get few see the film of him telling her she is a life. >> that's all you got to say. why didn't they film him. gloria, have at it. >> all i can tell you is, she is not going to need coffee. she has gotten the wake-up call from the police that what it appears that she was trying to do, didn't work. and now she is in very, very deep trouble. and this is -- apparently the conversations were recorded. conversations she had with the confidential informant. also, the co

mickey played 12 years. in the press room was broadcasting with the twins when mickey painted himself green and didn't realize your skin was green. that's a base hit. markakis, quinlan on. >> jim: he's running around the field and they had to take him to the hospital. >> gary: nothing like covering every pour in your, pour in your body. he said he was something. >> 2 down. joanne gel a -- joe angel a big golfer. the only guy he played with who drove 2 par course. >> line drive. >> gary: here's gary mathews. has to work his way around this one. 9 hits on the board. runners at first and second. there's two down. matthews applied out and grounded out -- flied out and grounded out. hitting in the number 8 spot. matusz with a chance to get out of this inning without further damage even they there's been 3 hits in the inning. and in the dirt, and a 1-1 count. gary matthews junior will come out of lineup tomorrow. torii hunter will be back. he's on the way, probably here at the ballpark now. supposed to get in arou

and, mickey, it didn't seem to me, knowing what i knew, it didn't seem to me it would be very hard for the press if they

he said, 'mickey's rules.' i said, 'we never agreed to mickey's rules.' 'you agreed to them. you broke them. i ought to kill you.' i said, 'you know, with anyone else, that's a figure of speech. you probably mean it.' he said, 'i mean it.' i said, 'well, if i have a choice, i'd rather you didn't.' and i left his house and never spoke to him again. after the show was on the air, his daughter, tina, called to say how great she thought it was, but i never heard from him. he was really hurting. what--and i--it's all about--and i never realized--and then we did tina sinatra recently on "60 minutes," and she told steve kroft that her father got a call from joe kennedy to see if he wouldn't intercede with sam giancana to s--to get the mob to put the arm on somebody or other--usually, on labor--to see that jack kennedy won the primaries in illinois and west virginia. and after--and he did--and after kennedy was elected, as everybody knows, bobby went after the mob. giancana c--called sinatra and said,'you owe us. we worked for this guy's election, and now he's after us.' sinatra said

is the fact that mickey had the light he had fueled this performance as randy the ram?because here was a guy coming back to the arena a guy who was not the same guy who he was 20 years ago. >> right. >> rose: and he wants it back. and he does it because it's what he knows and what he loves and what he is. this is also you. >> very much so. that's why when the role was taken away from me i was the only one who was okay with it. because i know why darren aronofsky wanted me to do this part. darren knew a lot about me. like i said, he's got a very large bryn and he knew... he wanted me to revisit those very dark places and physically he knew that i could get there. and, me, i... i thought, wow, i'm going to have to really work hard and so... and for no money. i didn't know if i wanted to do that. but i think the part of my brain went, man, this guy can bring me back. >> rose: and what was it you wanted to come back to? being a movie star? you wanted respect? you wanted esteem? >> yes. >> rose: you wanted all the things that were about who you... a big old part of the probl

. >> a lot of pressure for a little 4-year-old who mickey says her little diva.he has a secret weapon or two. >> i'm pamela anderson. >> i don't know who i am. >> when she's having a bit of a diva moment, do these puppets help? >> yes. they definitely help. it takes her mind off of whatever. she's going to have tantrums. they're going to have bad days. they're going to have i want to's and i don't want to's, but that has nothing to do with pageants. >> the puppets help calm eden down for day one of the pageant, the talent portion. it's clear that the parents have done some practicing of their own. the parents yourself included on the sidelines, doing this, doing the twirls. calling their names. are you afraid they're going to forget the routine or is it to make them better? >> i seem to get a little bit too much into it sometimes myself and i don't even realize i'm doing it. you go to the ball games and the moms and dads will be in the stands and go get 'em, what are you doing, get 'em? so to me it's no different than us being up coaching our girls. >> but judge

. >> mickey kaus, this for me, and i know for you, is as much a story of the failure of the press as it is a story of the failure of john edwards. this guy was given an incredible pass even after the story originally broke. what was that about? was there some elizabeth edwards shielding -- sympathy shielding going on with the press? >> well, totally. first there was the standard liberal bias we always argue about, and, second, nobody wanted to punish this woman who they actually liked and in many cases actually knew any more by delivering the bad news of her husband's infidelity. there was a whole protect elizabeth sort of movement which she, of course, stoked to protect her husband. it was a pretty shameful performance on the part of the press. >> and it seemed to me to be a pretty obvious story. i had my own insight into it because i actually know rielle hunter. i haven't talked to her in decades, but i met her a long time ago and knew her for a while. and i have friends who are very close to her who were reporting early on there's no doubt about this. none of her friends had any d

and i think mickey's right. months now, and that they had to, at the end of august, snatch it back shows that they weren't doing a terribly good job. and now that we're in august when people are starting not to pay attention, we'll see if the image that sits in the american people's heads when they're on the beat is that president obama, at those town hall forums, or is it back to sarah palin and death panels and all of the negative messages that the republicans have been trying to set in the american mindset? >> winners and losers from where you sit. >> i think it's right. i think that they're basically trying to survive august, right? the senate finance committee is both the winner and the loser, and the big potential loser is max baucus. he created his own gang of six. if they don't pass anything, this will fall on his shoulders. it will be considered him who failed health care reform. but if he comes back with a bill, changes the game a little bit, then it will show max baucus and the senate finance committe

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rose: mickey rourkes here.in the 19s he was one of our mostought-after actor she swed early promisein gripping and raw perfornces in films lik "body heat""diner ""rumblefish" and,f course, "9 and a half eks." here's a look at mick rourke over theears. >> eve after the medown they' going to know it's ours. >> i don't care out that. that's all there is to it >> no, no that a't all there is to it. you've got to get in; you've got to get out you've got to pick t right spot, the right time. you've got to y not to get famous ile you're in the a i never did a lot of... a lot of screwing around. >> yeah, of course. little. >> little? >> a little. >> you're a virgin, aren't you? >> technically. >> hey, youot a lot to learn. see, when you were two yes old i was six, your mother deded to leav she took me with her. wh the old man fou out, he went on a three day junk. htold me it was the first time that... he to me it was the fir time he ever got drunk. you >> you g no job to worry about. >> what'd youay? >> come on, huh? s

and, you know, i do not know that i had any talent or anything, but i would do the voices for the mickey mouse cartoons on my toy projector, and, you know, do my ventriloquism, jerry mahoney. tavis: this talent was born and nurtured when you're laying in bed, and able to walk. that is a pretty powerful story. >> yes, and then later on, i wanted to be a writer when i was 50 or 16, and in my family, some people got talent, and others did not -- when i was 15 or 60. i was not the promise and one by any means. -- 15 or 16. i was not a black sheep or a bad kid, but i was terrible in school, not good at anything, except science. i used to love to read about science, and what have you, but i think about writing, because i remember falling asleep in military school and weeping because i had a talent, because i would write, and they would seem corny, and they were corny, and maybe what i still do is corny, but the thing about writing is if you really do it every day, put in the four hours every day at work at it, eventually, you start to get better. there is a god-given talents, those kids at sch

up next, pick four, but first, an important message from mickey and amelia. >> what do the ravens and the maryland lottery have in common? >> and exciting scratch-off. code to mdlottery.com/ravens for a price list and all the details. >> pick four numbers, here we go. brian johnson, uncle bob diamond, the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> john as a final look at the weather. >> no big changes. we could see a thunderstorm this afternoon. probably a slow mover. if you get under one, there will be a lot of rain. it will begin to taper off on saturday. by sunday and monday, we will chase away the high humidity. >> sunday it looks really good. thank you, john. we should watch tonight at 5:00 with donna hamilton and stan stovall. oh, hi! welcome back to progressive.com! how's that car insurance? great! just bought a house... and you just heard progressive offers homeowner's insurance. yeah! i also heard i could save a bundle -- because progressive already insures your car. yeah, and i like -- one-stop shopping! right. i know! anything else i should know? yes -- make sure you stay away

then there's mickey drexler at j. crew, a couple of concepts going, and then there's the gap of which mickey drexler did that too. this was a guy he's like a walking incubator. and then there's urban. urban outfitters, terrific but shy ceo who i've asked to come on the show many times right from my neighborhood, yet, who couldn't stop talking about incubation on the conference call. he is the real merchant with a great eye for merchandise. the guy gets it and retail having great management with a great eye and great inventory control, he understands that business counts, that's what counts more than any other industry. merchandise control, concepts, incubation, there's a big catalyst here, not just some large thing. urban outfitters has a board meeting this week to discuss international expansion and the company hinted on the conference call, not that anyone remembers at all that there could be a very big announcement coming this week, i think the market's forgotten about it. of course, we're panicked by china. china.

. >> this is a mickey mouse. neil: can you show that?> we sold a painting of mickey mouse, and it sold for $25,000, that michael jackson did, so we estimate $2,000, and it should sell somewhere around $10,000. he drew it, and he signed it. he was very much a prolific artist. neil: all right, fascinating stuff. >> the auction takes place on november 21 here at the hard rock cafe. neil: all right, thank you very much. when we come back, is this a 911 for health care? %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% neil: all right, new details we have gotten on the biggest identity case, ever. 130 million credit cards were hacked. customers at several retailers, including 7-eleven, were affected. if the slurpee guys were hacked, how are they going to handle this? robert, it does make you worry. >> like you said, if we cannot protect credit cards at 7- eleven, where it makes people think we can protect 700 million medical records? >> what happens here that it got to be so widespread? >> we are a good decade behind other countries that are beefing up all an

mickey from washington state. hello, mickey. >> caller: hi. i have so many questions. thank you for taking my call. i just want to know when did he find out that he was a person of interest now, because now i'm just like -- i mean, the mayhem that goes on with the fingers and the teeth, doesn't he get a greater charge than a voluntary manslaughter or second degree murder? >> very good question. susan moss, very quickly, different places have different rules about how they charge. can you answer that question for the lady? >> absolutely. there are absolutely going to be different charges because those are different crimes and apparently reality bites. >> peter, what do you think, how is it going to play out? >> first, they've got to get him back into this country. there are two ways that can be done. first of all, the united states can extradite him as long as the united states will guaranty that it won't seek the death penalty or he can be expelled from canada. >> and randy, i'm going to give you a few more seconds to throw something in there. >> i think we're focusing

in a moment, we will get to pick four numbers, but first, here is our friends mickey and amelia. >> time is running out to enter "deal or no deal" second chance contest. >> mail in not winning tickets to win. mdlottery.com for details. >> moving right along to the pick four numbers -- for the latest lottery numbers and news, good to mdlottery.com. >> let's take a final look at the weather. >> more thunderstorms are expected later on this afternoon. we are going to be getting to about 90 degrees. we will do it again on thursday and friday. the end of the weekend looks nice. 84 degrees and partly cloudy. lots of sunshine on monday and tuesday. >> hold out for the weekend. we can deal with whatever during the week. >> > -- didn't sandra look great? >> she looked phenomenal. she will be back tomorrow morning. thanks for joining us to watch tonight at 5:00.

but it made a believer out of mickey o'brien. >> when we heard the results i had goose bumps. >> theanormal society says the audio activity indicates there is paranormal activity in the theater. they plan to return for a followup. >> we will have to run a followup on halloween. >> more fun it was ghost busters playing. >> no. >>> as if on cue. >> not ghosts -- not ghost related. >> as students head back to school today, but the weather it feels like fall. >> i got up to take the kids to school this morning and i was a little shocked. a little cool out there. >> had to run and get a sweater but i easily could have. just like that it turned cooler. listen, we hinted at this last week how we were going to get a change. the good news here is typically this time of the year we get a couple of days like this and then it is roaring back to the mid-80s or so. that's not necessarily the case. i want you to stay tunedder the fox 5 five-day forecast coming up. shameless plug but it looks like it will stick around for a while. grab a light sweater or jacket if you are out late, certainly after s

mickey, columnist for slate magazine, rodshaw, thanks for coming by. on the "morning meeting," who is the daddy? speaking of kids. >> i'm out of here! >> michael jackson's dermatologist drops his own bombshell in court as a new father emerging for these children? how much longer must we have this conversation? my suspicion is months, my friends, so settle in! this thing is going to court. we've got the details coming up. when my wife started forgetting things... the doctor said it could be alzheimer's. i didn't want to believe it. but that night at the bowling alley... where's alice? oh, there she is! she seems a little confused. that's when i knew... i couldn't wait. our doctor told us prescription aricept... is the only treatment proven effective... for all stages of alzheimer's. studies showed aricept slows the progression of symptoms. it improves cognition... and ows the decline of overall function. aricept is well tolerated but not for everyone. people at risk for stomach ulcers... or who take certain other medicines... should tell their doctors..

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the walt disney company is taking over marvel comics meaning mickey, snow white will join spiderman,he hulk and x- men. disney ceo says it was a no brainer. >> we did it because we saw marvel as an attractive company not just from a story perspective but a talent perspective. a company that was well run and a company with a great strategic fit for disney. great creativity and content. >> one analyst says owning marvel will help disney appeal to young men. >>> only one preseason game for the skins left. final cuts are looming. we have a leg up on the competition. dave feldman heads to training camp. >>> and bloggers are hitting the protest because ikea changed the font in the latest catalog. the swedish furniture chain says it is surprised by the backlash. ikea die hards are demanding the old font back. one petition is gathering thousands of signatures ♪ [ music ] ♪] >>> greetings. albert haynesworth missed the second consecutive practice what with what coach zorn is calling a stomach flu. more trouble having the lingering issue rogers is having with his calf. he is concerned that rog

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. >>> and big business news involving mickey mouse and spiderman, requiring marvel entertainment ande 5,000 characters that go for it for $4 billion. disney also acquires marvel movie franchises such as spiderman and superman. they would receive $30 per share as well as disney stock. not a bad deal for them. >> that is good. i was going to say young guys out there. but i didn't want to put him in a separate category. >> right. >> we're looking at a very nice pattern here. i also want to talk about a massive hurricane that might throw moisture into southern california. >> have a little positive influence there. >> just a little bit. as far as we're concerned. on a great little streak here. looking at temperatures below average through the week. here's your forecast for the next three days. spectacular tomorrow. mostly sunny, 78. beautiful on wednesday. mostly sunny in the 80s. and then 81 with partly cloudy skies on thursday. still a nice sketch and very cool at night. talking about 50s. tomorrow night, you may actually be in the 40s and the suburbs. all right, this is it for them and

they still screwed it up because the mickey mouse club is in congress and they didn't figure out they probably were going to need more money for this deal. of course, the thing we'll probably continue to go forward. $4,000 to $5,000 is not a luxury vehicle. you can pimp out my minivan for $4,000. if it's going to get traffic going, which anecdotally we've seen it have, it will help g.d.p. because you will get people purchasing again. i hear complaining in the background. but it is what it is. terry: we have to depend on cash for clunkers, we're in big trouble. >> to jonathan's point why not bail out the appliance industry? you could get new stoves, refrigerators. they would be, you know, have green complications to them. it would be great. why not bail out every other industry? this is one of the dumbest ideas i've ever heard. >> wait. terry: let him finish. >> this is a blatant underwriting of the automobile industry. that's all it has to do with. they were too big to fail. they should have failed. >> first of all, they are bailing out those things. they buy receivables so they can k