mickey and trudy die on the scene. gets a call telling him to head to his dad's house right away. >> police were already there doing the investigation, so his dad just kind of laid in the driveway. his hero, the man that he saw as unbeatable, undefeatable, that changed everything for him that day. >> how could somebody that's invincible be gone? >> police believe michael goodwin contracted the hit in an act of revenge, but it takes more than a decade to arrest him. >> michael goodwin stood as jurors walked into the pasadena courtroom. >> goodwin is found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. >> it was 18 years till they finally put the guy in jail. >> by this time, danny has retired from racing, thrown everything into storage, and moved here to colorado. as the years click by, you'd think challenger 2 would become just a relic of racing's past. instead, it's a nagging piece of unfinished business for danny thompson. do you hear your dad in your head? >> yeah, he'd be wanting to kick my buttif i didn't do i, if i didn

and he saw mickey mantle. long time ago. he saw mickey mantle.e wanted to go up to mickey. but he's a guy's guy. so he wasn't going to bother him, right, like that. and he told the story, you know, to me and then to his friend. and his friend goes, man, you should have, what are you talking about, you should have went up to him. he goes, he was on a talk show last night in new york. i don't know if it was david -- >> jimmy: mickey mantle was on letterman, yeah. >> they started talking to him about -- might have been another one but they started talking to him about this movie that was really funny. he goes, have you seen it? he goes, yeah. he goes, it was funny. but it was funny, mickey. he goes, no. you had to know mickey. pretty soon the host realized mickey didn't think the movie was funny. he came to his senses. he really listened. he goes, what was it? he said, that movie's sad. that movie's really sad. really? yeah. he goes, that guy could really hit. and there's so many players that never made it to the big leagues because they had to sit

mickey edwards, this is, as congressman lieu said, just a weird conversation that we are having but it has been had before during president nixon's term and the watergate investigation. he appointed four justices before the burglary and justice rehnquist recused himself for having worked in the nixon administration even though there was no accusation of anything else there so tell me with this context how you feel about this discussion? >> first of all i think not only whoever he nominates now and is elevated to the supreme court should recuse himself and any question about this information and whether or not the president is guilty of obstruction and collusion but also i think justice gorsuch should, too. he was also appointed by this president and i think ordinarily you would say that that is not cause for them to recuse themselves but in this case where it's an investigation of the president directly, i think they should. >> so this is an interesting intellectual political and legislative conversation but in the end republican leadership in the senate, your former colleagues, aren't

there's also mickey, it seems to me a kind of dispositional aspect to there. president really has affection for strong men. this is a consistent part of his personality. i want to play a little bit of sound of him praising them and get your reaction how that's orienting american policy at the moment. take a lis. >> and i think i would have a very, very good relationship with putin and i think i would have a very, very good relationship with russia. the man has very strong control over a country. it's a very different system and i don't happen to like the system. but certainly in that system, he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> china's great and xi is a great gentleman. he's now president for life. president for life. no, he's great. and look, he was able to do that. i think it's great. maybe we'll have to give that a shot some day. >> saddam hussein was a bad guy. right? he was a bad guy. really bad guy. but you know what he did well? he killed terrorists. he did that so good. they didn't read him the rights. they didn't talk.

mickey callaghan? hi, mickey. representing the department of human resources. they have a budget of $101.3 million. they are requesting an $8 million increase. 168 personnel, asking for a 21-personen crease. -- increase. all right, defend that mickey. >> i will. thank you for the opportunity, chair cohen. we are pleased to present the d.h.r. budget. and before i do that, i do want to thank the mayor's budget office, laura bush and kelly kirkpatrick and harvey rose, -- campbell and our analyst monica whom we will be working closely over the next week or so. and i primarily want to thank my team at d.h.r. for their work everyday to advance our mission. mission is to use fair and equitable practices to hire, develop, maintain a quality workforce. a few high-level points to make. our strategic goals are listed here for you, but i want to highlight the ones tied to our major initiatives. first is to champion diversity, fairness and equity. second to maintain top talent while shaping the future workforce and using technology to coordinate and improve service delivery

to do an equivalent of mickey mouse was born in one nine hundred fifty three. popularity soon saw the two dungaree wearing folks is live in a self-contained universe off folks called other inhabitants including the raven knox an absent minded professor i'm sweet little new pynchon. grow especially fond of the wolf a bit of a slacker and a greedy good for nothing. he was everyone's favorite quote i think he's really cool if you look at the early comics he was a bit more of a big bad wolf but by the end he had this big fat shiny nose and he was actually very cute as a ruse. that it's twenty forty characters a state is being managed by austrian media. most of the exhibits on display are on loan from the collection and. i'm very happy to be able to make all this material available to the public. you know allows us to explore a piece of cultural history to be just a piece of our personal history but it's really very special seeds every single visitor is immediately drawn to. its funding team of them started first into. existence to the exhibition. get to a movie sel

mickey, this cracks me up. if there's one thing that's going to be his undoing is he's basically trying to gut ethanol in the renewable portfolio standard. no, seriously. all of the sudden chuck grassley and joni ernst. i watched joni ernst on chuck todd's program. they are aghast. they are outraged. not really about the scandals, though they are about that, but because he's going after ethanol. and i think that probably puts him in more political peril than anything else he's done. >> one of the things -- well, it also goes with what trump is doing on tariffs. you know, what they're doing is hurting their own constituency. it's just nonsense. it's not like they're winning. they're actually doing harm to what they say is their own agenda. >> but i think it's important to look at the real scandal because if people look at just -- i mean, it's kind of fun and ugly and odious to look at these grotesqueries. but there's a deeper scandal here. and i think when people go vote they care about clean air, safe food and

but mickey rooney. he was so sweet. >> jimmy: now is mickey rooney good at soccer at all?ickey rooney win any world cups or anything like that? >> no, but he was very talented as i'm sure you know, and he had a very long career, so we have a couple things in common, i guess. >> jimmy: there were some other people inducted into the bay area hall of fame. let's take a look at their plaques. first of all, harris barton of the niners. that one looked pretty good. matt cain from the giants. that one looks pretty good. and we've got tim hardaway from the golden state warriors. that one looked really good. and then yours. yeah. so what's going to happen now? are they going to redo the plaque? >> i've been in discussions with them. and they're gracious. they obviously didn't want this to happen. they didn't want there to be any controversy. for me the most important thing is not so much the plaque, is the great work that they do. they did say they would like to give it another chance. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm sure it will be great. >> jimmy: will you get approval over it before they

played mickey loud up with an austrian accent there's twenty percent chance of him.in his private life daniel pearl is more modest berlin fans can often find him working at the bar at his toughest restaurant a global star with a little touch. those who are magnificent seven international stars from germany your favorites were on the list if not hit us up on email or writes on facebook to give us your opinion we're back next week with the new edition of q no until then i'll see you at the movies. follow. your remarks highlights. the. return johnson never gets enough i. like. the highlights. from last night's. will the north korea u.s. summit happen and the political poker game. the two sides will have to overcome decades of hostility. stoked by an unpredictable u.s. foreign policy and a family of dictators united by one obsession. getting their own atomic bomb. the kim dynasty. in sixty minutes g.w. . on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history style and talent but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially diff

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these american hi larry mickey and i had our. own. women should stand up and studying each and do what she did with directly attacking one of the most famous muslim clerics so i took your course this encourages other women to be self-confidence. oh said s'posed to time the poetess takes us on an adventure to an unfamiliar world filmmakers under stephanie blockhouse shot the film in saudi arabia to set out to make an intimate portrait of his her him love despite the separating failed. cuts i don't myself and the company any bomb. bomb any. good that can accommodate my flock. to say hello belongs to a particularly conservative segment of the bedouin population for her to stand up and criticize them to criticize fundamentalism and to fight on women's behalf is more than just a provocation. well not one of the dalai. lama is the man out of me and i did nothing with the mice mention most people applauded her most people agreed with her and respected her for what she said and for addressing these issues nobody before criticized the fact was

hillary clinton, mickey mouse, whatever. that's not the way i sought. i don't have any reason to look back and regret it. >> it is 3:56. we are done. thank you very much. [applause] >> you can tell i mike and i have these arguments and why they sometimes go on for hours, and sometimes we sound and bicker like an old married couple. but i enjoy it and think it is good to do. i'm glad you came here to make the case and have the argument. and he is around all weekend, so if you didn't get questions, talk to him later. [applause] on wednesday, president trump posted the white house sports and fitness day for youth sports and fitness. speakers included alex is our, the former new york yankees -- yankees pitcher, if former nfl player, and former professional beach volleyball player misty may trainer. this is about 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by the secretary of health and human services. ♪ president trump: well, this is very special. and thank you all for being here. thrilled to welcome so many young at

. >> washington they have a mickey mouse mayor, he was not elected. we like the way you been talking all these years and they appointed him mayor of washington, d.c.. >> why should our leadership be leading -- living in hotels and when we have to live out here and sometimes do not even get a meal and sometimes when we do it is a peanut butter or jelly sandwich? >> i think the people who are just waiting here, through the rain and the snow under their skin and they cannot take it any longer. by now,ings are passed it will agitate for change. they should not have to wait too long. >> we have been waiting 450 years. antiviolence, but violence will have to happen. for washington and the country down. people where there whole life and tradition has been around violence and suppressing other people and they will continue to do this. justice.t we want justice. [applause] we want abernathy up here. [singing] [chanting] >> try it did keep the doors open. the door is not opened and it has never been open for any of us. back on the curb, let us go. this man is u

classified information the issue has come to a head under the trumpet ministration but as artie's mickey aaron explains it dates that long said. trump's white house has a serious problem it's leaking a shocking secret memo leaked to the new york times white house's most prolific leakers all the weeks we get out of the way else why this white house leaks and all the reasons it's hid there's always so much fun in this white house is so leaky there is even leaks about why they're leaking and so in an effort to deal with the issue is to find it to move on from its fatigue to war of words with the media and show a bit of muscle wrong with the press. or the press are also where the fire is very. well chums verbal disputes with the press have become commonplace his latest step can be seen as a watershed moment that is crossing the line into spying on journalists now at the center of this is new york times reporter allie watkins whose phone and e-mail records were secretly seized amid a justice department investigation into this guy james a wolf a former high ranking ate at the senate intelligen

. >> washington they have a mickey mouse mayor, he was not elected. you, good boy, we like the way you been talking all these years and they appointed him mayor of washington, d.c. >> why should our leadership be living in hotels and when we have to live out here and sometimes do not even get a meal it is -- and sometimes when we do it is a peanut butter or jelly sandwich? >> i think the people who are just waiting hair, if the rain and the snow under their skin and they cannot take it any longer. other things are passed by now, i think that militants will agitate for change. they should not have to wait too long. >> we have been waiting 450 years. >> something will happen. i am all for antiviolence, but violence will have to happen. burnout washington, burn the country down. >> we have people where there and lost their whole life and tradition has been around violence and suppressing other people and they will continue to do this. >> we want justice. we want justice. we want justice. we want justice. [applause] >> we want abernathy up here. [singing]

is the official twenty eight thousand feet for world cup anthem live it up by regular tone start mickey jam featuring will smith and the albanian kosovar singer eric s. tracy. germany's world cup song is from its national football association the d.f. beat it's called suzanne and or together performed by the fantastic and fear and crews of. that news are the d.f.t. northfield has songs necessarily become instant fan favorites. then you include hoff the editor in chief of one football dot com knows how fans tick what makes the perfect world cup song. other muscles can feel it more than anything it has to express the feeling of a world cup summer whether it's the lyrics or the beat you have to be able to close your eyes and think that was the world cup summer when france kicked us out in the last sixteen ideally the song somehow binds fans to the tune of love and it has to be easy for them to chant along with it was fun i must say even after a couple of beers so far you know i was. super german artists hope to land a hit with this formula this year newcomers like pop singer of rock on as

international with me mickey aaron great to have you with us this hour now our top story this spokesman for the u.s. led coalition against eisel says that accurate figures for civilians killed in rocca will never be known as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes out to amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian city of rock from islamic state more now from an associate churkin. this international report dubbed war of the hill ation devastating tolls on civilians in iraq to syria is a very highly critical analysis of the airstrikes that were carried out by the u.s. led coalition that involved britain and france on the city of raka from june to october twenty seventeen in their fight against isis and this amnesty international report talks of decimated families and neighborhoods says that not enough was done to protect civilians and that some of the attacks resulted in violation of inte

some of the newest characters from disney like elsa from "frozen" as well as keeping the classics mickeyld and goofy. it will be the first multiplayer online in the series that is after the war and the hr game cuphead based on 1930s style cartoons getting some fresh downloadable content called the delicious last court which will introduce a new character. we spoke to charlie senior director of corporate communications about industry trends. >> really for us is for any technology it doesn't make it fun. if we see a better game space experience, that's our philosophy. >> reporter: finally after a long wait, spider-man is back for the p.s. 4 thanks to insomniac games. this time he won't be alone in the fight against the villains of new york. >> a great superhero, spider- man who is a little older and experience and a compelling human story. >> reporter: fox news in new york. >>> help is on the way for hawaii residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the kilauea volcano. president trump approved emergency things help for emergency shelter, unemployment pay and counseling among other

are the ones that reviewed the job description and agreed with the 0933 classification. >> hi, mickey. maybe you can come on up. >> [inaudible] >> good afternoon, madame chair. >> thank you for being here timely. so i understand that you approved the 0933 classification for a new manager five position. i don't know if you were following the conversation. >> yes, i was. particularly when i heard my name. >> okay. well, we said your name. there was tons of stuff before we said your name. the gentleman who just spoke before you said that you approved this classification and the bla is suggesting that it's misclassified, it should be a lesser position due to the number that you're only managing three ftes. does this ring a bell? >> well, i personally did not approve it but i'll talk about how -- what are the standards we use to approve these. >> okay. >> with all due respect to mr. rosenfield, it's not really so much about salary, it's a duties test. function duties, minimal qualifications. we have allocation factors that we keep closely held because we don't want departments to try to ad

guild i remember in the worst days of this dispute in the early ninety's businessmen in the sort of mickey the main city of modern greece including a friend that might have to do business truth can physically norway to reach the market in mustard bania because there was an embargo and things were really tough between copy enough and i don't think we're back to those days but. the last mile knowledge hopefully will be political foresight in both places and we will see the deal true because there is of course so much at stake mr you have an author let me give you the last word why do you think. well i'm sure in the hope of my head better yes it will be it will be a difficult. to do. the adoption of the agreement or even the parliament have in mind the opposition or of the opposition party and the president even of and the very difficult sequences in which this party is right now having in mind that. the former leader of this part of the former prime minister is he has to explain himself in front of the court for for many. many charges related to the to the corruption and many. level people w

very welcome you're watching the international with me mickey aaron great to have you with us and our top story this hour deep divisions along party lines and fears over immigration have raised concerns for the ultimate fate of the u.s. almost a third of americans polled said they thought a second civil war was possible more picks up the story. pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe that backlash to donald trump policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house in the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive at times a member of the u.s. congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to the u.s. civil war the way he put it the usa could be headed toward fort sumpter that was the symbolic attack by slav

that she returned the library into a religious one there were children's book here mickey mouse and so on now everything is covered with terrorist signs. the world cup is just around the corner and an additional hundred thousand tickets are up for grabs today at the go on sale at eight pm g.m.t. meanwhile national teams have started arriving in russia ahead of the tournament here we have a spain and panama they have started training in the host cities where they'll be playing the chairmanship kicks off in less than a week on june fourteenth with the opening match between russia and saudi arabia taking place in moscow's luzhniki stadium. stan collymore show explores all things football the head of the totem and in the latest episode he looks at the street child campaign a movement that helps children from developing countries get involved in the beautiful game you can watch the full version of after this news bulletin in about fifteen. the street child world cup takes disadvantaged children from across the world russia england the united states as becky style pakistan it's the third wor

mickey aaron and daniel hawkins were following tuesday's action. it's been such a roller coaster end of the games in group do you really action as well in group c. of course and what a night it has been for us in cozy degrees of work celebration but more importantly relief on the faces of the argentina can head over to sort of paid back well the action is happening ali is there for as and of course we've got our correspondent andrew fowler in rostov on don he's been covering the iceland croatia clash will be going to them so italy. has iceland's first ever world cup has come to an end here and stuff but they didn't have put up a good fight you've gone through all the details for me. when encouraged to go to the opening goal i have to say when i was sat in that arena i thought that was curtains really because tracy always looked in control for me for most of this match up until that point but when news came out that nigeria had to equalise against argentina to make it one one a huge rule went around the roster of arena then it was a big viking clap

and i thought that she would turn the library into ruin just one route children's book mickey mouse and so on now everything is covered with terrorists signs. now as you probably know the world cup is just around the corner and an additional hundred thousand tickets are actually up for grabs today they do go on sale at eight pm g.m.t. the fee for website national teams have started arriving in russia to ahead of the tournament spain and panama are among the latest neighbor arrived at their training bases in russia the championship kicks off in less than a week on june fourteenth the opening match between russia and saudi arabia taking place in moscow's solution eking stadium well i think column or show does explore all things football ahead of the tournament and in the latest episode he looks at the street child campaign a movement that helps children from developing countries get involved in the beautiful. the street child world cup takes disadvantaged children from across the world russia england the united states as becky style and pakistan it's a third world cup the first is in sout

you know mickey maria was substituted that game and it didn't play particularly well so. he's he's he's the one one of them being sacrificed it's only natural i mean they're up against a really well crafted croatian team today they've made one change as well bras of each is playing this off camera each so slightly more defensively even. can say that staying with the same system the calories obviously is a striker and drummers he's the midfield player can't we sounds you know what you said slightly defensive but if you listen to the words of the creation coach just before this much he said the pressure is off he said my team's got three points we're playing against that big a reputation to say we can do whatever we want. a passionate or coronary as i said this is going to be the easiest game for us because we have nothing to lose if we're playing against a great team but we're also a good side is going to be a match which could go either way lionel messi is the most important player assimilates look i'm not rich no national team should run in me it's very clear but it's no

we expect that from the foreign secretary, but why is the prime minister pushing her own mickey mouseng ious just to stand still. until this government can be straight with people where the money is coming from, why should anyone, anyone from anywhere trust them on the nhs? for the 70 years of the nhs, 43 of those years has been under the stewardship of a conservative government. we have, despite taking difficult and necessary decisions on public spending in 2010, as a result of the deficit left by the last labour government, we have consistently put extra money into the national health service. conservatives putting more money into the nhs, labour losing control of public finances and bankrupting britain. elsewhere in the session attention turned to the growing condemnation against the us policy of separating migrant families at its border. pictures of dozens of children sleeping in cages and audio of children crying for their parents have emerged in recent days. it comes after a "zero—tolerance" crackdown on illegal immigration was brought in. us immigration officials say more than

a small can have said you can miss it a bit mickey and i on how to succeed. in this is so deep down and i can't understand my head and it's here that lead the. visit to what's going to happen to the club. with i want them as you missed of a you would have come in. you couldn't come in here but mostly i wanted to visit him at the fact that he then. come in metiria was. not out of hand i want to sit and looked at so you could get me to our movies are. not about to. take . that up. but they had done. and if the windows did behave. has norm got a fuck that i'm in a safe that i'm in but the. so is my going into an odd angle in santa laddie you were my love how i look to see my young classy get additional and all somebody and i feel so much he must be such a little he steadily on me the step we every any woman the empress and i'm a little bit as i'm all well action. so can they the subtle subtle saw how one of the things are different if he did in the order of food it means that i never had the machine i doubt i had to stick it on only admit that i was bitter as wi

and i thought that she would turn the library into religious one the route children's book here mickey mouse and so on now everything is covered with terrorism signs. that i'm a poet in is in china for a state visit at the moment where he's already met with the president xi jinping the thing leaders issued a joint statement on regional security and also cooperation the meeting comes as washington ramps up the pressure on both countries branding them adverse arrays well let's get some more details now on what's been said done you can see joins us from beijing good afternoon dan has anything then come out of this meeting any results to talk about. of course was a whole range of issues to discuss on the agenda and a whole range of corporation agreements and contracts has been signed have been signed by the russian and chinese commercial investment and other ministers and officials ranging from energy supplies to even space exploration with the russians agreeing to build. parts of a nuclear reactor in china as well this of course was all underpinned by the close personal relationship betwe

we do expect that from the foreign secretary, but why is the prime minister pushing her own mickey mousextra money into the national health service. conservatives putting more money into the national health service, labour losing control of the public finances and bankrupting britain. now, let's take a look at some other news from around westminster in brief. the government has set out its long—awaited proposals to give eu citizens in the uk the right to carry on living here after brexit. as the system was unveiled, the home secretary, sajid javid, suggested that he wanted those people to stay and that the uk needed them. our positioning would be our default position would be to write status, so we would be looking to grant status as quickly as we can. we will not be looking for excuses at all, to knock back at stages, it will be all driven by the default view that you provide this information and if you're not going to be granted status, there has to be a very good reason. pictures of children sleeping in cages and audio of infants crying for their parents led to international condemnat

just to quote one former internee, nationalist republican, mickey donnelly, after you said londonderryshocked and outraged, and mary lou has shown her lack of republican credentials. well, that certainly would not reflect the view right across the party. you're right, we refer to doire cholmcille as derry, and our unionist neighbours refer to it as londonderry. hold on, hold on. of course it matters, that's why i stepped out of my vernacular into the vernacular of our unionist neighbours. and it was very obviously a gesture on my part of recognition, but also of common courtesy to the person that had hosted us. that is myjob. leaders lead, and sometimes that might upset the fringe or a number of people within a particular movement. and it's interesting, your vision of what leadership of sinn fein today means. and you've made some really interesting speeches, in one of which you talked about how your vision of a united ireland is a place where arlene foster, you said, the leader of the democratic unionists in northern ireland, you said i want a place where arlene foster feels comfortabl