i felt like i failed him i said, "mickey, i lost my dad when i was 15. and i'm not you, but he set me on my way and what i do. and i know the feeling of doing a good show and looking out and the chair's empty. there's no one there. or a wedding, no one's there." so basically, this hero and i were basically two teenagers just missing our dads. and it was a phenomenal moment they had with mickey mantle that's not on the ballfield. that's-- it was just two guys talking. >> rose: what was it about him? was it the power because we love the home and run he could hit them and he was strong and he could hit from both sides of the plate or he could run fast? he had this gift. >> but he had this charisma, too, and it was the 50s. he was very much a prince of the 50s. he was elvis in pinstripes. it was all of it it's blond hair, blue eyes, the perfect physique. he looked better in a uniform than anyone else. but it was the unpredictable power that you would see something spectacular. and he also was fragile. and know-- it was like-- it was like hoping he'd get thro

mickey, fancy it? i'm okay. i'm on a lucky streak. i'm irresistible to women at the moment. - martin? - i'll ask sonia. you've got to ask your missus? ask if she wants to come, moron. i'm not dancing with you all night. hi, mickey... hello, stacey... stacey slater. class... oh, hi... yeah... i'd like to book a flight to malaga. one way. today. what time do you call this? i'm not feeling very well. i think i'm getting the flu. then why you stuffing your face? feed a fever, starve a cold, uncle charlie says. not here you don't. eat later. work now. now, go on do your work. or i'll dock your pay. hiya. guess what? no school. whoopee. what's all that for? jane gave me a fiver, told me to stock up. we're having a girls night in. dvd, snacks... sounds boring. thought you might like to come. - yeah, right. - no, really. it'd be great. you can even choose the dvd. - no, thanks. - come on. peace offering. - where were you last night? - out. thought i'd let things cool down. - what did you do? - i robbed a shop and killed the manager! i wouldn'

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is working class and why wal-mart should change its slogan to everyday low wages i'm joined by mickey lewis executive director of d.c. jobs but just thank you so much for coming on and again you for having me and so what now you know it's vetoed the mayor viewed videos they voted you know they voted to not over the video are there any other legal avenues that we can take to make sure that wal-mart does not set up shop here in the district while. i don't think it's that we don't want them to set up shop i personally as a resident i think that six is too many in a twenty mile radius city but we do want economic development in our city but we want it so that it benefits the residents the people who are unemployed as well as the underemployed residents who are. really struggling so. while the bill didn't pass it wouldn't just have been about wal-mart it would have also affected other billion dollar corporations. here in the district already but since they're building six you know the big to do but at this point now. i think we're going to keep advocating we're going to keep telling our ci

i'll be staying at mickey's until i can find a more permanent situation! god.? what are you talking about? why did you have to provoke him? oh, yeah, i'm the bad guy here, huh? he gets to do whatever he wants. i say one little comment about how he should be in a mental institution, and i'm the big provoker. yes. doug, come on, you know him, you know the way he is. he's like a 75-year old, 2-year old. you can't let him pull you in. you just gotta nod and smile and hang his drawings up on the refrigerator. have you seen his drawings, by the way? scary stuff. come on, sweetie, could you just go downstairs and say you're sorry? no. doug... carrie, no, i'm tired of it, all right? that basement was my tv room, my fort, ya know? and i gave it up to him 'cause he didn't have a place to live. and if he can't appreciate that, well, you know what? let him move out. doug, what do you want me to say? that he's crazy? that he makes you crazy? that he's a strain on our marriage? i admit all of that. now, go beg him to stay. all right, that's it. i've taken only what i came he

>> mickey, it's real simple.n overpass, that wind has to accelerate to get through there, so any debris that's in there is going to be blowing faster and harder when it hits you. it also creates a public safety hazard if everybody were to park in that vicinity of that underpass, clogging up traffic, emergency vehicles couldn't get through, so it's not just about you, it's about making the path clear for safety vehicles. >> if you live in a mobile home, many mobile home parks have designated tornado shelters or steel-reinforced concrete laundry rooms. go there or to a more substantial structure such as a friend's house or local business. avoid trying to ride out the storm in your mobile home. de block says the best way to protect yourself and your family from a tornado is to have several ways to become informed. >> have that weather radio, that text message, that email, the phone call. look out for each other. if you see storms going into a town where you know your friends and family are, give them a call on the p

>> mickey mouse is a rat and i'm a bear. >> jonas, your prediction? and local pension, in the hole and counting. where is that money going to get invested once they can tax us to get it? long-term bonds. vanguard long-term bond. it's weak recently. time to get in. >> gary b., do you really like jonas? bull or bear? >> not so much anymore. i don't like this stock, no. >> tracy, your prediction? >> the latest zinger out of the irs, another video. about $10,000 it costs them. they spoofed "the apprentice" having the entire tax population saying, you're fired! >> anybody bull or bear on the irs? >> pretty good production. >> all right. we are a bull on neil cavuto. >>> obama, obama, we can see your greedy side. >> wage rage again. walmart, again. hi again, everyone. if this is ringing a bell, it should. targeting the nation's largest retailer to hike wages. just the latest of unions pushing for higher job growth. is it time for protesters to get a reality check? we have ben stein. also

i'm assuming that's when they were part of the mickey mouse club.key mouse club," and they were kind of the "it" couple back in the day. there you have it, her first kiss. >> you wonder if it was justin's first kiss. >> i wonder. >> that is a juicy one. >>> this is cool. your wedding day and you get to get a surprise visit from an a-list stud, hollywood star. check it out. abby lee wood's wedding day, courtesy of "the daily mail" even more special when brad pitt shows up for a picture at the wedding reception. he is in town making a movie, staying at the hotel where the reception's at. he was at the bar having a drink. the groom, who is not intimidated, walks up to him and says can you pose with my wife and he went out and complimented the bride's dress and said she looked great and props to the groom. on your wedding day you want to be the big cheese and brad pitt is around you are not the big cheese anymore. >> i was just thinking two things. number one, she is so intimidated by brad that she won't touch him. i'm sure she regrets that and this is

mickey has always maintained her innocence and never gave up on appeals.sted she never did this. private investigator paul believes her. he was working for a local tv station when milky was killed and interviewed debra a couple of hours after the detective did. >> yes, did you tell the police you had anything to do with the death of your son? she glared at me, her eyes got really big and says that's crazy! who told you that? i had nothing to do with the death of my son. >> this is probably my favorite. >> reporter: her ex-husband christopher's father disagrees, he always has. do you believe your ex-wife killed your son? >> i know she did. i don't believe it. i know she did. >> reporter: that's where things stood as debra milky sat on death row where they stood until a stunning turn of events. a panel of judges from the ninth circuit court of appeals decided debra milky should get a new trial. in a scathing opinion, federal judge alex cosinski, tossed out the conviction saying her confession was illegally obtained adding it probably never occurred. court do

david represents lower knob hill and mickey jones represents north beach and tom rubbing i think so aquatic park. this is our assistant district attorney who is assigned to the sales tax. and she'll give a brief presentation on what she does. we speak 15 lawns at central station we have italian and mandarin and others and, of course, english. so i feel that community police has gone global in the 21st century and with global stylists we have to be realistic about terrorism. we have a lot of iconic buildings in the central district like the trans america building and the historic cable cars all along the waterfront. we have 23 different consulates in the central district and over 20 big hotels in the central. global police means carrying an open dial with police agencies across the world. in the upper left is with the singapore police with the top brass we challenged information and talked about our careers. and on the right are thirty over thirty international students that came in here last weekend. they attend uc san barbara an international study program and undergrads and they're from 8

just recently i saw one of my sons who sixteen sleeping with his arms around a teddy bear and mickey mouse. tears came to my eyes. through this boy spent his childhood banking. and money for his parents which they just spent on drink. it's a great joy for me that i can give them a childhood. to get fire brigade good morning to you little rabbits. your new day begins has some questions in store for you i hope you can accept the challenge. to get. i grew up in a family of alcoholics i was afraid to go home because i feared finding my parents had killed each other in a drunken fight. maybe that's why it's easy for me to understand my adopted sons parents were also alcoholics or drug addicts. remember the rule slowly slowly gently pour it all right dad. i think. it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it would for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets. well i spent the first nights on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter when i was little and i pressed hard against the radiator stuff

just recently i saw one of my sons who sixteen sleeping with his arms around a teddy bear and mickey mouse. tears came to my eyes. through this boy spent his childhood banking. and money for his parents which they just spent on drink. it's a great joy for me that i can give them a childhood. a good fire brigade good morning to you little rabbits. a new day begins has some questions in store for you i hope you can accept the challenge. to get. i grew up in a family of alcoholics i was afraid to go home because i feared finding my parents had killed each other in a drunken fight. maybe that's why it's easy for me to understand my adopted sons parents were also alcoholics or drug addicts. remember the rule slowly slowly gently pour it all right dad. i think. it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it weren't for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets. well i spent the first nights on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter when i was little i pressed hard against the radiator stuff like

one * my partner, boyfriend, arrived -- one time my partner, borden, said mickey should do a direct election. i said, why? the designer from the 1980's. he said, yes, but maybe it is could for perfume, things like that. to have an international passport. ok. but deep inside, i know that i should have loved to make one coutoure collection like that. a dream of the elegance of paris. and i remember that i propose -- it was the last new bid of coutoure that arrived. i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am

. >>> grateful dead drummer mickey hart working with a neurosign tigs who discovered the relationship between the brain and music. hart believes music can have healing powers. >> when i played a drum for my grandmother who had alzheimer's, she spoke my name. she hadn't spoken it in a year. that was power. >> the special brain-monitoring cap he wears has even been used to direct light movements at his concerts. cool. >>> wall street comes off a positive week with the dow snapping a four-week losing streak. a survey by the nabe predicts in 2014 the u.s. economy will grow by 3%. low inflation will continue and we'll see improving employment. hey, that's good news. >>> gas prices are up. 3 cents from last week with a gallon of gasoline averaging $3.58 a gallon which is still 25 cents lower than a year ago. >>> the average price for a new car or truck is up about a grand from last year. part of the reason comes from a sales of expensive pickup trucks. >>> if you have ever wondered what to do with your used smartphone check out gazelle.com or glide.com. they pay between $250 and $300 for yo

just recently i saw one of my sons who sixteen sleeping with his arms around a teddy bear and mickey mouse. tears came to my eyes. through this boy spent his childhood begging. and money for his parents which they just spent on drink. it's a great joy for me that i can give them a childhood. to get fire brigade good morning to you little rabbits. you go to the new day begins has some questions in store for you i hope you can accept the challenge. to get. i grew up in a family of alcoholics i was afraid to go home because i feared finding my parents had killed each other in a drunken fight. maybe that's why it's easy for me to understand my adopted sons whose own parents were also alcoholics or drug addicts. ok dad my turn. when you remember the rule slowly slowly gently pour it all right dad. i think god save me it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it weren't for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets. well i spent the first night on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter and i w

and actor mickey rooney is 93. keep it here. thanks for watching "early today." have a overnight less than an hour ago explosions and gun fire heard from inside the shopping mall where islamist militants are holding people hostage. the latest details next. >> i wanted to let it be known this is a problem and something that i will get fixed. >> plus, 49ers all pro linebacker aldon smith apologizes for his recent arrest, now it's unknown when he will return to the field. and san bruno neighborhood on edge this morning after a gas line break. pg&e crews working to cap it off. we'll have the latest details. >> a live look outside at san francio'

just recently i saw one of my sons who sixteen sleeping with his arms around a teddy bear and mickey mouse. tears came to my eyes. through this boy spent his childhood banking. and money for his parents which they just spent on drink. it's a great joy for me that i can give them a childhood. good morning to you little rabbits. a new day begins has some questions in store for you i hope you can accept the challenge. i grew up in a family of alcoholics or i was afraid to go home because i feared finding my parents had killed each other in a drunken fight. maybe that's why it's easy for me to understand my adopted sons parents were also alcoholics or drug addicts. remember the rule slowly slowly gently pour it all right dad. i think. it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it weren't for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets. well i spent the first nights on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter when i was little i pressed hard against the radiator stuff like that that i loaded water

>> welling -- well, for our national act we have mickey howard and kay john.we have a young man we will be featuring. he's coming in from illinois. we have joe may, he's a local talent. >> okay. >> the next level band . we'll a 17-year-old young man who is just being introduced into the industry tyrell. he will be there. >> jerome. >> we'll have a young -- we'll have young vision christian dancers. >> over how many days will it take place? saturday and sunday -- >> one. >> saturday. >> just saturday. we have a lot of accelerate tivities to fill the day from 12:00. >> i was going to say it sounds like -- the problem won't be trying to just get to one thing but trying decide once you get there what you want to do. i'm sure it will be hard to do and see everything at the event. what are some of the other attractions? we know as you mentioned tanya, a large part of the festival is about historical and cultural exhibits, particularly those things that relate to the history of african americans of baltimore county. >> so tanya can speak more on the historical perspe

nhk world's mickey abata reports. >> this was president obama's fifth time to address the general assembly since he first took office. it was a 45 minute speech. he spoke at length about the civil war in syria, where the u.n. team confirmed the use of chemical weapons against civilians. he also spoke about how the international community should act together. >> now there must be a strong security council resolution to verify that the assad regime is keeping its commitments. and there must be consequences if they fail to do so. if we cannot agree even on this, then it will show that the united nations is incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws. i do not believe that military action by those within syria or external powers can achieve a lasting peace. nor do i believe that america or any nation should determine who will lead syria. that is for the syrian people to decide. nevertheless, a leader who slaughtered his citizens and gassed children to death cannot regain the legitimacy to lead a badly fractured country. >> president obama also spoke about his readiness to pursu

in the early 70s, mickey mouse became more popular than mermaids and tourists stayed put in orlando. weeki wachee shuffled owners and eventually fell into disrepair. early in the last decade attendance averaged only 160,000 per year. but today, mermaids have something to smile about. more and more visitors are discovering weeki wachee every year, and for that, the park has the state of florida to thank. in 2007 when investors didn't want to sink any more money into the attraction, the state stepped in i to save weeki wachee's tails. today it's florida's newest state park, and weeki wachee has the funds needed to stay afloat. and floridians are rediscovering the park. last year 263,000 nostalgic, mermaid gawkers visited.. i don't ever like to use the word guaranteed but it does ensure that it will be here for many generations to come. most of florida's other historic roadside attractions weren't as lucky as weeki wachee. most are closed. they simply couldn't compete with orlando's shiny theme parks. but weeki wachee with its roaming peacocks, waterslides, clear springs, and of course,

there was a touching part talking about mickey mantle and heroes.ach other very well. warts and all. helping him to bed when he was drinking too much and you shouldn't meet your heroes. night in cooperstown i was hosting a special for nbc for the all-star game. he didn't want to go into the hall of fame that night to do the shoot. he felt guilty that he wasn't get enough and all these things. we started talking about our dads. mickey lost his dad at 18. i told him about my story. i said look at us. you are mickey mantle and i'm whoever i am right now. we are two teenagers still missing their dad. it drivews you sometimes. even the 700 sundays helped me become a good man. >> to hear the words to never feel young again at 15 because it's such a deep loss, that's a heart breaking thing to say. that's what you do. how do you convert that? >> i was prior to that and he was a big part of that and my brother and was my mother was an amazingly funny spirit. she was the voice of mini mouse in the thanksgiving day parade. if are many of the parades. she would

i'm going to mickey in new york. mickey? >> caller: hey, jim, i wanted to thank you for all you do. your books and show got me through a very young age. >> thank you. >> caller: i've been investing since i was quite young, i was wondering what type of changes should i make to my investment process as i get older? >> well, i'll tell you what, it's a generational thing. when you're 50s, switch to 50% bonds, 60, 60% bonds. no more from the high growth stocks to the master limited partnerships, you'll be able to pick up income and do well. rick in arizona. rick? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer, how are you? >> real good. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing great, sir. my question for you is i have a couple of young children, i'm trying to get them started in investing. the question i have is what advice and what are the most essential items of ideas on investing concepts do people need to know when they start learning about the market and investing themselves? >> first thing they need to know is what they own and the idea behind that is to own things like disney. that's why i tell people t

as mickey was way now, particularly in the first scenario, the bob bennett raised in the christine o'donnell raised, both of those have been on my watch as national chairman and i remembered meeting with a group a very, very excited and somewhat argue excitable republicans about a month after i had become chairman, who were laid me a new strategy that was beginning to emerge from around the country. they called themselves teapartiers. i said okay, so what's the deal? they were very clear about the focus they wanted to bring to the discussion, to the debate about the role of government, the size of government, the expensive government. so we met and at that time, they began to talk about being outside the party. part of my responsibility as the national chairman, looking at the political process to elect individuals like make each of the congress is to make sure we have this kind of a process as possible, but we don't cut our nose off to spite our face in the effort to getting to victory. in other words, the race that matters, the battle that matters is the one in november, not one in septemb

i'm going to mickey in new york. mickey! >> caller: hey, jim, i wanted to thank you for all you do. your book and show got me through at a very young age, which leads me to my next question. i was ip venvesting quite young i'm wondering what changes i should make as i get older. >> it's a generational thing. interest rates are way too low. what i need you to do is find some conservative stocks that give you a good yield and shift over time from the high growth stocks and then i think you will be able to pick up some income and do well. rick in arizona. rick? >> caller: hello, mr. kracramer how are you? >> good, how are you? >> caller: great, sir. my question is, i have a couple young children. i'm trying to get them started in investing. the question i have is what are the most essential items or ideas on investing concepts do people need to know when they start learning about the market and investing themselves? >> first thing they need to know is what they own. and the idea behind that is to own things like disney -- i always tell people start with disney -- domino's pizza if you