mickey also pled guilty to second degree murder. carries a maximum sentence of 25 years to life, but he was only sentenced to 10 years with credit for the four he's spent in jail awaiting the resolution of these charges. he believes he received the lighter sentence because he could prove he was not guilty of murder. that the politics of plea bargaining sometimes means admitting to something you didn't do. >> so you pled guilty to murder? >> that don't mean you're guilty. i pled guilty because they forced me to trial and everything else. i would have beat the murder, but i'm not going to beat no assault. victim come in and say, he did it. oh, he did it. you know what i mean? >> now, with all charges resolved, mickey will soon transfer to prison. he says in the meantime, he's focused on keeping his family together and dealing with the misery of jail. >> see the toilet is like an everyday reminder of how much your life is in the [ bleep ], because your life is in the [ bleep ] every day, you got to live between two [ bleep ] and he mig

so that mickey can get his visits. but that's not his only motivation. >> my advantage of talking with him and having a rap port with him, he has the capability to turn up the whole jail. if he barks orders out at other bloods, they have to do what he says. he could do it here, too. >> have a seat. relax. i'm telling you that i'm going to make it possible for you to get the visit. if she's having problems, call security officers and they'll come out there and personally escort her in. >> all right. >> all right? >> thank you. >> you have my word on that. you seem like you're a little tense today. your legs are moving. i haven't seen that since you came in. >> it's not hurtful. it's not hurtful. it's like upsetting. when you get mad -- >> i know. you start taking things out on the wrong things. >> no, no, no. not no more. >> you're going to end up getting yourself in trouble. you don't need any more charges and you know every action causes a reaction. >> one more charge and they're going to put my lights out. >> that's

for mickey, today's court date was a life changer.eal and has been sentenced. >> i got ten flat. ten years ain't that bad. i should have got more, but i felt my lawyer did his job. ten years. i got four in. i'll be home in 4 1/2. >> ready? >> like many plea deals, mickey's might appear confusing. he pled guilty to charges of first degree assault, second degree robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon. mickey also pled guilty to second degree murder which carries a maximum sentence of 25 years to life, but he was only sentenced to 10 years with credit for the four he's spent in jail awaiting the resolution of these charges. he believes he received the lighter sentence because he could prove that he was not guilty of murder that the politics of plea bargaining sometimes means admitting to something you didn't do. >> so you pled guilty to murder? >> that don't mean you're guilty. i pled guilty because they forced me to trial and everything else. i would have beat the murder, but i'm not going to beat no assault. victim come in and sa

scarlet: at the center of j.crew is mickey drexler. could it be that an argument is made that he is really good at and maybe nothing as good as sustaining it? >> not at all. he is one of the greats in the industry. there is a lot of space ahead of him. scarlet: j.crew went private last year because mickey drexler wanted it to. they were considering an ipo. does it change what they are planning to do. this is predominantly a north american business. they are just dying to think about those things right now. >> there are a lot of things for them to do. does the bad press spillover globally?

mickey was the recipient of an organ donor. >> mickey and johnny are walking the stage today. >> reporterthis ktvu video from when he started mickey meals, an effort to feed the needy. >> they basically signed up to help me for mickey's meal and they received a graduation. so they helped me out and i help them out too. >> i am glad he decided to pay it forward. it was something that became contagious with my family first and then everybody just kind of caught on. >> reporter: mickey plans to player on social work when he attends cal state. but right now he's enjoying the moment and part of the centennial class. he's not thinking about the 14 times he's been in and out of the hospital since the transplant. the missed days from school, the recovery. >> michael caraway. >> reporter: he's thinking about his accomplishment. >> i'm just excited because we finally made it. i've been with these other students for four years so i'm just very happy. >> reporter: the circumstances and the odds were against him because of the transplant. but he made it an he was able to graduate with his class. >> re

>> well, mickey's definitely pushing. that's her job.wants to make sure that shelters are put in schools. considering 60% of schools don't have shelters that have the capacity to be shelters, is shocking. these are schools in tornado alley. >> really fascinating piece. kosta, what do you have for us coming up next? right? there is technology that lets you have a farm vertically in your ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow". i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and shini. now kosta, you recently went to a very interesting farm in the middle of an airport. >> yes, something called tower garden. check it out. this is going to allow a lot of people a different life, to grow produce anywhere. let's take a deeper look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for over 8,000 years, we've been plowing dirt to grow our food. in fact, we've got gotten so good at it that over 80% of the world's farmable land is already in use. by 2050 we can expect another 3 billion people on planet earth to join us for dinner. another china and india. on average, food travels 1500

>> well, mickey's definitely pushing. that's her job.wants to make sure that shelters are put in schools. considering 60% of schools don't have shelters that have the capacity to be shelters, is shocking. these are schools in tornado alley. >> really fascinating piece. kosta, what do you have for us coming up next? right? there is technology that lets you have a farm vertically in your >> for 6 months, the road outside the us embassy in yemen was closed... >> two car bombs exploded this morning... >> three days before the attack it was re-opened without warning. >> they would not have been able to get the car bombs to the front of the embassy. >> did yemeni officials knowingly allow these attacks? >> did you prepare the bomb? >> former al qaeda operative reveals groundbreaking allegations... >> they'd be surprised if the fbi didn't wanna talk to this guy.... >> watch the investigation al qaeda informant only at aljazeera.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow". i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and shini. now kosta, yo

>> well, mickey's definitely pushing. that's her job.wants to make sure that shelters are put in schools. considering 60% of schools don't have shelters that have the capacity to be shelters, is shocking. these are schools in tornado alley. >> really fascinating piece. kosta, what do you have for us coming up next? right? there is technology that lets you have a farm vertically in your >> we were drugged water boarded, dogs they throw at you the whole book. >> one of the youngest ever held at guantanamo bay >> a guy would go for a few days you'd hear screaming he would come back a destroyed person you can only imagine what happened to him... >> accused of killing an american soldier at 15... >> i start hearing americans and their screaming and i thought, umm i'm just gonna throw this grenade... >> after 13 years, he's now out on bail an exclusive interview guantanamo's child - omar khadr only on al jazeera america only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow". i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and shi

buck was a fan and mickey mantle was his hero growing up. >> kenny: and ma chauchado sends this one downft field line. over to make the catch is young. one away and he said that mickey mantle, and they would get mobbed by the fans and reporters and teammates, and the current yankees would sneak into the office to chat with buck and chat. >> tom: and tell stories that we can't pass along, but tell the store ris that i cannot imagine what is it like to have buck have mickey in the office just sit there and tell stories about the good old days. >> kenny: and nolan reimold taking a called strike. one of the turning point s ins in the game is his at-bat in the third inning when he popped one up in foul territory, and dropped in between mccann and teixeira, and he homered on the next pitch to tie the game 2-2. >> tom: huge point in the game, because sabathia thought that he had a strike on the pitch before, and then the pop-up which falls harmlessly and maybe not so harmlessly, because the harm arrived on the next pitch by reimold. we stau the statue earlier of earl weaver and watching this te

scarlet: at the center of j.crew is mickey drexler. that an argument is made that he is really good at and maybe nothing as good as sustaining it? >> not at all. he is one of the greats in the industry. there is a lot of space ahead of him. scarlet: j.crew went private last year because mickey drexler wanted it to. they were considering an ipo. does it change what they are planning to do. this is predominantly a north american business. they are just dying to think about those things right now. >> there are a lot of things for them to do. does the bad press spillover globally? >> no. people know them for the reputation. and ition is repetition think this is a blip. scarlet: within j.crew, one of its units doing well is made well. product, theell way it is defined, what it says to its customer and the consistency of that message continues ongoing. madewell had the consistency of the message. scarlet: a bit of a stumble on some fashion risks. matt, back to you. matt: i did not realize that we had a j.crew across the street. scarlet: i di

in the second round with the 63rd pick the a's selected shortstop mickey white from alabama stanley cupmpa bay lightning at chicago blackhawks 3rd period, tied at 2-2 cedric paquette wins it for tampa bay lightning wins 3-2 tampa bay leads 2-1 >> reporter: the whether will be cooler here is your seventh day forecast. the highet highest will be in the a.d. 80's. overall nothing like today today was the hottest day of the week. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel like friends, neighbors and it makes it a little bit

the home run moves ahead of mickey mantle now into 16th place on the all-time list.s play of the day, the rangers send one into left-center field. the run goes all out. you will see him go all-out full extension for a diving catch. oakland's about texas seven to nothing. before you head out the door, a look at your forecast on this friday morning. fox meteorologist maria molina. >> good morning, sandra. track in all kinds of weather today started out with a severe weather threat. into the midwest and northeast we will be tracking storms and some of them could reduce isolated weather throughout the day today and we continue for similar areas as we head into your saturday. several inches of rain forecast across the great lakes region great lakes region as much as six inches could fall in areas. a quick look at current temperatures. already warm across parts of the plains. they will get hot out there. temperatures in the 90s across parts of the east coast. let's head over to you. sandra: maria, thank you. a quick look at your global market action as they prepare to hand

and then in the event inning right here mickey dolens of the monkey's. >> good to see you. >> we have out there so it would be nice. >> do you suggest the fans come dressed in their 60's a tire. >> absolutely, wear this, this but wear flip-flops, wear whatever you want, we will celebrate, pop culture, and all of the players have been turned into 60's characters. >> hopefully. the rain will hold. we will talk to sue about that tickets a railable down there tonight. thanks everybody for coming down. we are looking good, see you at ballpark tonight. back to you guys. test. test. >>> it is 9:31, real quickly here we want to thank everybody who helped us with the "fox 29 news" app push to show the music video. went up to over 1200, that was a very nice response, thank you for that. >>> and, if you responded on twitter here maybe we might have an encore presentation that far video. >> getting a lot of tweets. should we show it again? >> what happened? >> should we show it again? we probably should right. >> why not? we have nothing else to fill, because our shot in dover delaware just went

the happiest hot air balloon on earth looks a lot like mickey.there are reports that mickey will drop in to see lawmakers this mown ring. i -- this morning. i know you remember pam cook went down to the beginning of the diamond jubilee, their 60th anniversary. >> pam interviewed mickey mouse. it's never easy to interview somebody who doesn't talk. but she did a great job. >> yes. >> skilled. skilled. >>> we have traffic prob breges out there. we are the eastshore freeway will be very slow, especially in richmond. it's been arblt bad morning. i think -- it's been a bad morning. i think steve's drizzle that he's been talking about has held people about. we have slow traffic on 101 and the south bay. almost everywhere you look where's having a slow monday. i think things will start to tail off, steve. it will be -- >> one summer vacation. >> a lot of low clouds. drizzle but that will give way to mostly sunny but still on the cool side. not much change. maybe some thunderstorms later in the week. >> thunderstorms. >> i know. >> that's a little unusua

the i do see a mickey. >> what does that mean you guys?today instead? >> reaction he raises his arms but he doesn't scream. watch what he does. >> we're going to disney. >> he's so excited. >> we're going to disney! >> the car is completely packed on their way to florida for seven days. >> they're like so we're not playing laser tag? >> another rah toex a disney trip the son reading a letter from mom and dad. >> special magical vacation. oh my god! wow! >> he screams bloody murder but i'm pretty sure he's happy. >> oh my god! >> he really shot out of there. wow! >> that's it for us here at "right this minute" everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. >> live from new york city, it's the wend

when you take a look at the big guys who deal with ms, hepatitis c, hiv, how could -- mickey mantle oleiss the in comparison? richard: mental illness is one of the biggest houses of human suffering in the world. diseases like depression, schizophrenia, addiction. the bio gender just 10 years were small companies. you can get so big in this because youuickly can make new medicines that is something that has not been done before. alix: cancer patients want treatment. there is a really big stigma about mental health and a lot of people, especially schizophrenic or bipolar, don't know that you have it and and take it on a regular basis. richard columbia for some of the biggest pharmaceutical markets in the world today. one of the things we started doing whiskers or for an yet was developing once a month formulations so patients don't have to make a decision each day to take their medicine or not. particularly in addiction, it is the wrong conundrum for a patient to stay should i take this as an today or abuse this substance? alix: do you have a dollar figure of how big this part of the indu

the i do see a mickey. >> what does that mean you guys?d? >> reaction he raises his arms but he doesn't scream. watch what he does. >> we're going to disney. >> he's so excited. >> we're going to disney! >> the car is completely packed on their way to florida for seven days. >> they're like so we're not playing laser tag? >> another rah toex a disney trip the son reading a letter from mom and dad. >> special magical vacation. oh my god! wow! >> he screams bloody murder but i'm pretty sure he's happy. >> oh my god! >> he really shot out of there. wow! >> that's it for us here at "right this minute" everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: we know why rachel dolezal was able to pull off to some extent being black. we know her secret. it is not a closely guarded secret but it has to do with a particular suntanning place, a place where you get spray tanned in the heart

the imf or if that was just his pigeon feeding bench and thinking, it's time it's supposed to feed mickey so, again, the news media can investigate or -- >> the president literally turned his back on the prime minister. >> was it a snub an oversight? an awkward moment. snub, clearly. the snub heard throughout the world. >> awkward but a snub? more hashtag awkward -- (laughter) >> jon: it's more, like, on the awk scale between like, totes not awk and awk--pocalypse! maybe it's an elaborate game of seduction. bad yp's country is torn apart. he's feeling insecure. all in my book, getting the globe wet. the president negging. >> it's fun to evaluate. but i think this is much ado about nothing. >> actual information from an actual white house official with bon fide knowledge to have real situation. a nonevent. >> i don't think obama saw him but it's a metaphor for what's going on. >> jon: yes, a metaphor for what's going on. someone is so engrossed by what's in their immediate visual field they're not paying attention to the actual issues. that is a metaphor for what's going on in the news. wa

mickey mouse presentation. this sadis pickable committee. you better get your act together. if you allow us to fill our cards, you better state our name because this chair of this committee needs a lot of training, i know that. she says she is on some other committee, we don't want to hear about that. what san franciscan want to hear is some hearing on this, the platforms, how some of the speakers have spoken so we have a hearing so that the constituents on san francisco have a real say and there must be change of this committee. a very dispickable committee. thank you very much >> anyone else like to speak in public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. colleagues is there discussion on this body? no. okay. is there a motion-supervisor wiener >> i move to continue to the call of the chair. >> move to the call of the chair. let's set a roll call vote >> we don't need it. >> thank you. that's right without opposition. supervisor wiener you had a motion you want today put forward >> thank you for accommodating my conflict today because bujt committee on going now. i w

. >>> 52 degrees and that would be mickey bennett. mickey is new to the program.re here. necessary san bruno reporting low clouds pushing into the -- he is in san bruno reporting low clouds pushing into the peninsula at this time. let's check another reading this one here 56 degrees that would be paul smith. love your photo, paul. 56 degrees and boy! we have the low clouds working all the way into brentwood. boy that marine layer has surged inland at least a good 50, 60 miles today. right now let's take a look at the scene in dublin. we have a little bit of stratus there. we have a lot of wispy cirrus clouds, as well. and currently in throughout the tri-valley we have 54 degrees in livermore. san jose is at 55. we have areas of patchy fog in throughout the santa rosa area into the 40s. so we are going to see earlier burnoff this morning 90s pretty much through the weekend inland. and then we have a cool morning slated for the parade on -- the victory parade on friday. 62 degrees at 10 a.m. overcast skies along the coast but it's not as quite's extensive as it has

andrew goodman, james chaney and mickey schwerner were two civil rights activist who in early 1960's when to mississippi to deal with an attack on a church, a black church, a church that was burned down. as they left that church, they ultimately were murdered. we're going to talk about the significance of this 51st anniversary of their deaths. it was oh, june 21, 1964. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn to comments made last year by south carolina republican governor nikki haley, she suggested south carolina had resolved its image problem and having the confederate flag at the statehouse was fine because not a single ceo had complained. she was speaking at a gubernatorial debate. >> the confederate flag is a very sensitive issue. what i can tell you is over the last 3.5 years, i've spent a lot of my days on the phone with ceos and recruiting jobs to the state. i can honestly say i've not had one conversation with a single ceo about the confederate flag. what is important here is we look at

. >>> earlier "newsline"'s mickey yamamoto spoke with our tomoko kamata in the studio. >> what's behind this decision? >> well prime minister shinzo abe is determined to see the national security bills become law and soon. he promised the voters last september during the lower house election. he made a similar promise when he visited the united states in april. but deliberations in the diet are not going as smoothly as the ruling block had hoped. during the past few weeks, lawmakers have debated the constitutionality. some question whether they conform with article nine. the provision of the constitution which renounces war. the discussion became heated when members of a diet panel on the constitution held a meeting. panel members invited three legal experts to offer their opinions about the bills. all three including those invited by the ruling party said they are unconstitutional. they said using force for collective self-defense would violate the supreme law of the land. >> well members of abe's cabinet and ruling party members have dismissed those views. how do they explain the bill

that's the 536th home over his career tying him with yankee great mickey man tell.> when we return, service dog. we'll meet the service do dog who threw himself in front of a bus to protect his owner. i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria, lysol disinfectant spray. kills 99.9% of bacteria wont stain and leaves your soft surfaces with a fresh scent. lysol. if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. innovation and you. philips sonicare. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the roundup continues this morning for pigs who were set loose on an ohio highway. volunteers joined police to comb woods. hundreds were set free sunday night when a semi carried more than 2,000 piglets flipped. authorities plan to set traps today. >>> this morning a service dog is being h

by the book conservative teacher whereas joanne would show up in a classroom wearing jeans and a mickey and she would do things like stage water fights with the school administrators, which police believe angered paula nawrocki. >> as the investigation continued, so did the threatening letters. >> letters went out to parents saying i was molesting their children. i thought my career was gone. i thought i was going to be in jail. i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the fall of 1994, the letters included death threats. for her own protection, joanne chambers was transferred to another school. shortly after her transfer, a box in pink wrapping paper was found at the front door of the school. inside was a barbie doll, the throat slashed with a razor blade and covered with paint the color of blood. the dress was identical to one often worn by joanne chambers. the hair was cut and styled like chambers as well. >> i said good-bye to my husband. like i wanted him to remember me saying good-bye. i lived every day thinking that it was truly possible that it could be my last. >> in novem

you have mentioned the mickey mouse courts, also the repression of journalists as you know very well and press freedoms and really the world community has had with the exception of a few states a very kind of real politic we're going to do business with egypt national security issues trumps everything else approach to this. >> all right, thank you so much for your analysis, there. >> you're welcome. >> aqap has announced the death of its leader, yangtze. he was killed by an air strike. washington has been pursuing him for years. >> the policing of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula elites was held last year in the open and during daylight hours. despite the drone attacks the leader wahayshi seemed to be saying we are not afraid. clearly mocking the u.s. and yemeni governments who for years of vowed to vanquish aqap. is the threat still alive? >> the original al-qaeda has by and large been neutralized. aqap has not they still remain probably the most significant threat to the west in terms of bolt capability and intent to conduct terrorist attacks. >> aqap has long been considered the

i said, yeah, i'm ready to come home i just haven't earned my mickey mouse ears yet.s and i've got my mickey mouse ears and i'm out the door. uh-huh. and i'm taking all the rides with me. i'll go ahead and fill out the paperwork and then i'll have you sign it. >> morgan also held a prison job as an inmate advocate. a sort of amateur lawyer for inmates facing sanctions for rule violations. >> on this i'm going to try to get you suspended sanctions. >> while morgan lived in the minimum security level two section of the penitentiary of new mexico, he was awaiting transfer to an even less restrictive level one prison, commonly known as the farm. >> i told them, it's like disney land. >> peaches, where are you going? >> oh, i'm going to disneyland. go find a ride. >> the farm is a lot more freedom. it's four-foot fences. you know, you're pretty much on your own will. you do what you want to do, you know. it's all trust that you build up. >> peaches was told he had six months to stay disciplinary free in order to go to a lower level facility. that seemed pretty easy to do s

. >> i felt like mickey mouse at disney world. you know they wanted to call this military, to justify having a second rate process. and so in order to call it military somebody had to put on the costume. the joke we used to make was that you gotta lose to win cause if you get charged as a war criminal and convicted... there have been what 7 people that have been convicted and sentenced, five of seven aren't at guantanamo now. so if you actually get charged and convicted as a war criminal you've got a five in seven chance of going home. if you're never charged with a crime, you can spend the rest of your life sitting at guantanamo which is extraordinarily ironic. >> i persuaded omar to plead guilty to take a deal. he didn't want it. one of his first thoughts was 'the canadian public will believe i'm a terrorist.' and i said to him, if you don't do a plea you'll spend the rest of your life here. >> well that was the only way out. we tried to fight it twice and both times they just suspended it and - so i knew that i was never going

that's the 536th homer of his career tying him with yankee great mickey mantle.> when we return, service dog. we'll meet the service do dog who threw himself in front of a bus to protect his owner. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria, lysol disinfectant spray. kills 99.9% of bacteria wont stain and leaves your soft surfaces with a fresh scent. lysol. if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. innovation and you. philips sonicare. getting bitten by a rattlesnake. and it happened right in her families backyard. plus... new details on the suspected arson at a north bay car dealership. surveillance video... shows the suspect in action. and... a heartbreaker in cleveland last night. the warriors fall to the cavs... and go down in the series 2-1 join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. >>> he

these are crowds but kind of mickey, that's the smoke. this is indiana. this is ohio and we're way over there essentially under the 9 of wusa 9. here's the satellite picture of the smoke. in is really a great picture. you can see it clearly right here extending through the del mar out into the atlantic ocean. these are the clouds, but this is a visible picture as if you were in space look down. it does not measure temperature like the infrared satellite which we often show you does. headlines, it's still mforblactually. bus stop temperatures mid-60s. then in the upper 70s, almost 80 by from the bus stop 9:00 or 9:30. 90s continue through at least saturday, perhaps a quick break on sunday and also monday. so 10:00 tonight, we are in the 70s. by 6:00 a.m., mid-60s, 65 inculpeper, 66 in manassas and 66 out toward mitchellville and buoy. by 9:3080 downtown. still in the upper 7 -- by 9:30, 80 downtown. 9:00 90. 87 in hagerstown. 90 in frederick at 1:00. by 6:00 p.m., a couple of green blobs, a little bit of light showers. but they're going to be few and far b

stacy, it would see mickey drexler is the mickey mantel of merchants.ybody can bring a store or brand back it is he. >> i would totally agree with you on that tyler. but here's the problem. so drexler's talking about traffic and promotions from the competition. they had some self-inflicted pain in the last couple of fashion cycles. sizing was wrong. shapes were wrong in the women. so they'll get it back on track but i would also point out that in the era of czar growing in the united states there are other brands that are doing things, not quite the quality but close to it a lot cheaper. so that's really the problem out there. >> so that's a very interesting point, liz, that stacy makes, is that the brand is still strong but the price has gotten beyond what some people are willing to pay, particularly in a land where zara can come in and say the same cashmere top at one-half to two-thirds the price. >> right. i think prices have gone up and quality has gone down and the fashion has missed the mark. a trifecta of issues. >> that's what my wife said. she

and it is also a special moment to be here, knowing that barbara jordan was succeeded by mickey lelandnd the 18th district was so well represented for so long and i'm delighted to be here with allison and to remember the pioneering work he did on behalf of children and the poor and hunger so many issues that he was champion of. i want to thank -- i want to thank rosemary mcgowan and all the friends and loved ones of barbara jordan here today. [applause] this is such a particular honor for me because the award is in memory of one of my true personal heroes. a woman who taught me and so many others the meaning of courage and determination in the pursuit of justice. i first met barbara jordan when i was a young attorney and had been given a position working for the house of representatives judiciary committee, investigating richard nixon. and it was such a profound moment in american history, and there wasn't anyone who was a more effective, eloquent inquisitor than barbara jordan. as a 26-year-old fresh out of law school, as some of you are perhaps now, having graduated from the thurgood

get it together we are meeting mickey. >> disney is the parent company of 6 abc. >> final check of theuweather forecast. before we go. >> don't you love nature rating the video. lets look now and temperatures around the region, 88 degrees and feels like 94 already, because it's oppressively humid here is how it goes at 3:00 p.m. and strong gusty thunderstorms scattered through our area. >> looking at the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. we are hoping for refund checks of course. we go right to city leaders to see what is causing the delay and the eagles have their first mandatory mini camp how the birds are dealing with the head tote. >>> don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00 and for rick williams david murphy karen rogers and rick williams, i'm sara bloomquist we'll see you back here at 4:00. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce

. >> disney world, you use the little wristband with the mickey mouse ears for everything now, admissionent and -- >> it includes payments for ancillary goods at the event. >> you're just going to generate more funds. >> and just a better fan experience. it's what gametime is all about. we made two-tap purchasing to take photos of the -- of the view from every section, and then your card's on file and then you never have to print. >> and you're mobile first because you're getting the millennial millennials. i wrote it down millennials spend three times less than older generations on sports tickets and it was astonishing to me to think of the up and coming young, rich kids spending on sport, but apparently sports is sort of an old man, old lady sort of thing. >> it's fascinating. maybe it's the gopro generation if you will. it's more like extreme sports. so the question is can we build a tool that gets them sort of back into the more let's call it community-based where there's 45,000 people at a game. people are high fiving people they don't know right? how do we get more of those events

watching mickey came the i thought she did a very adept job to explain the problem and a reaction it sounded pragmatic but now it has snowballed into something else calling for the removal of the flag. >> it is the symbol that for many americans seems racist that is why people wanted to be removed but they are historical figures that things have happened and just like to a apple store was getting read of the state with the civil war flag like the battle of gettysburg. kennedy: all civil war related videos? direct which is ridiculous considering that half of them has a nazi in in a treaty from play as that now to be unacceptable it is one from a government experience into video games? >> give breeds ignorance to take those historical games out of activities you are depriving them of knowledge but now it is no fee is like "gone with the wind". >> i blame taylor /. [laughter] running scared all week. >> now we're at the point comparing thomas jefferson's tour jefferson davis sinecures baking and the jefferson jackson dinner tomorrow. eight talking about asian-americans service is better

kennedy: mickey rooney. >> or a angelina joe lee. schaede love to a lot like rachel dolezal you have the btu are good with this trivia. kennedy: i love your do show it is fantastic check out his show 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> my pleasure. always find. i will give maya litmus test to the presidential race to george pataki who is here. there has to be a story behind the meter maid. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. kennedy: it is time for a break. is the "topical storm". as i predicted from the moment i heard the news donald trump's announcement i knew there would be outraged to follow. >> we're going to make ou

mike trout, 17th homer, nowhere near mickey mantle in the all-time list. acheles down 2-1.f the ninth. angels up 4-2. albert pujols his 17th homer, he just passed it. 537 homers now, 16th on the all-time list. angels win it by a count of 6-2. >>> one time i saw -- what was his name boot powell hit an inside the park homer. >> held you against your will really. kenny. can we get a little more enthusiasm. >> lots of energy. >>> if those are your highlights these are the low lights. some disastrous dies from a meet in singapore. >> first guy from the philippines all going well. oh. oh that you know that hurt badly. these guys are pros right jo. >> they're supposed to be. wasn't much better for one of his filipino teammates. both ended up scoring zeros for their efforts. can you score a zero? >> yes. >> apparently yes one later said on facebook he was laughing at him himself over the whole thing. we are laughing with you. >> give him some credit for doing the initial flip. >>> up next "the pulse," the hollywood couple everybody is talking about right now, yes, that hollywood co

mickey mouse will be there as they vote on the proclamation.tle rock weekend. sold out crowds enjoyed the headliners. there were local chefs and wine maker offering a wide variety of food and drink. >> it has been amazing. i don't expect all of the venues to come out with food. everything has been great as far as being organized. this is awesome. >> have you been there before? >> yeah. this is the first year. >> why is this better? >> way more organized. it seems less chaotic. the first year everyone was kind of all over the place and parking was really hard. >> nice. police say there were 12 arrests that were made but for the most part everything went smoothly. >>> we'll be right back. taking a live look outside as we have been following it. yoforg theilk! th's ltaid. righ 0% rl mi st whouthe ltose , noiscoort? exacy. trsome. m, iis rl mi. lactd® 0% rl mi. no dcomft. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. y