miami was absolutely sensational. >> mike: lisa? >> lisa: thank you, mike.wade scored 22 points together combined in this fourth quarter. you had 16. what was different for you guys in this fourth quarter? >> well, defensively, we stepped up. 70-7 at the end of the third. gave up 16 points. that's what it's about. we know if we get stops, we get a better opportunity to get a win. >> lisa: thank you and congratulations on your mvp. >> oh, thank you. >> lisa: how did your mindset chi change when chris went down? >> it was difficult, but for me, it was being more aggressive offensively. and know that i was first and second option. i just decided to be more aggressive. they did a great job to give me the ball. i was there to make shots. >> lisa: how does this game set the tone for the rest of the series? >> it's going to be tough. it's going to go down to, you know, who gets stops, who takes care of the ball and who rebounds. it's going to be tough. and, but we're up for it. >> lisa: thank you. mike? >> mike: the heat scored 53 points in the second half. 42 of t

man. >> jeff: always thinking big picture, mike. >> mike: miami now up by one.kes. drives. tied up. gets it to bibby. bibby's shot blocked by chalmers. 3.3 to shoot. mike woodson sensing an important possession here, is going to call a 20-second time-out. and set up an inbound play. knicks ball when we come back, trailing by one here in game four. >> mike: espn bringing you two national league match-ups. tonight at 8:00 eastern, phil phillies off to a great start. monday night at 7:00 eastern, phillies and the mets from down in philadelphia. espn baseball. meanwhile, nba playoff action, after an ugly first half, this has been an exciting second half. right now, the knicks down one with 3:27 remaining. brutal three-point shooting. not a record. detroit and boston, able to do that. minimum of 20 attempts combined. anthony will inbound. stack up at the elbow. chandler gets it. back door anthony -- blocked by wade! wade came and defended it. what a defensive recovery from dwyane wade. james now pulls back. chandler, guard iing james. pull-up jump shot. stoudemire, t

: he was an alcoholic. >> alcoholic. >> mike: abusive. >> very abusive. >> mike: so, that does one ofo children, it either makes them tough and responsible or bitter and angry. but, i think it usually, it's if the mother is able to channel that emotion, it makes them just able to be tough and resourceful and responsible. and something special must have been going on in wilma, raising those boys through all of that to make them the men that they turned out to be. what were the secrets that you gave them as a mother. >> i just kept them in church and sunday school. i taught sunday school and we hadd had our prayers all the time. >> mike: spiritual life was important to you, after 90 years-- >> and a lot of people are struggling to raise their kids the right way. and you mention taking them to church and praying with them. other things you think would be important if you could say to some young mother out there. don't forget this, what would it be? >> i would say to give them lots of love. that, you know, teach them, take them to church and sunday school, to see god didn't give us our ch

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause]. >> thank you, thank you very much. what a great enthusiastic audience, right here in our studios and welcome to huckabee. coming to you from the fox studios in new york city on this mother's day weekend and a happy mother's day to all the moms who are with us. now, i'm he very proud to announce that there's one more mother joining the ranks of my family, my daughter sarah has given me and my wife janet our first granddaughter. little scarlet sanders. now, they just left the hospital this morning, and that's little scarlet, and making her live tv debut right here and now. and being held by her mom, my daughter, sarah, my baby daughter has had a baby daughter, just about 40 hours ago, after about 48 hours of labor, now there on the right of sarah and scarlet is my wife janet, janet's mom, the pat stevens and you've met chandler, i've shown about a thousand pictures of him over the last few months. by the way, now you're going to see chandler and scarlet a whole lot

for the kings and jonathan quick i look at mike richards. he's had good plays in the offensive zone. it's never a bad play, especially in overtime to get the puck to the net. remember, long changes in the overtime period meaning your defensive zone is the farthest away from the bench. if you're going to change, you better change early. all five guys can't leave the ice at the same time. >> mike: those of the 17,600 standing have settled in now as kopitar makes the first offensive thrust. zidlicky is up with that. plays it along for the protection of zubrus and brought back in, hoping for parise. doughty there reversed to scuderi. quickly right back up the boards. it's advanced on for the carry by williams. fires one into the catching glove of brodeur. lobbed along by fayne. brodeur will play it again. salvador with the long toss directed in by parise. careened behind and played on by quick. jeff carter takes it there. hands back to richards. sparred for and gotten by clarkson but juggled down by carter. knifed away by him and angled back by

holding you to one shot. >> mike: clock at 7. you can sense in the building the fear that this one is fading away. wade the miss. hill the rebound. inside of 100 seconds. granger a quick three. rattles it home and he got banged too. >> hubie: big shot. they have plenty of time here. you're only down five. main thing is tough defense. also now, miami can't go to sleep and run the clock down and end up with long jump shots. especially bad three-pointers. >> mike: trapping james. keeps the dribble alive. it's haslem for a big one. haslem, what a quarter he's had. >> hubie: the mid range game. all of the defenders went to the right side of the floor to help on lebron in case he made a move to the basket. >> mike: now they're going to go a little quicker. final minute, down seven. miami trying to tie the series. hibbert, five-point game. 54 seconds left. >> hubie: that's been there throughout this entire quarter. they continue to try to get him to the paint, but they could not get to the rim. but that little jump shot area is open. >>

and the life and times of mike wallace memorialized today. >> mike loved being mike wallace. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama will address the nation shortly from afghanistan. he made an unannounced trip there today on the first anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. mr. obama and the afghan president signed a security agreement that pledges the support of the united states through 2024. then the president met with u.s. troops at bagram airfield, telling them the battle is not over yet but "there is light on the horizon." norah o'donnell is at the white house tonight. norah? >> reporter: and, scott, the president's advisors admit it is no coincidence the president chose this day, the anniversary of osama bin laden's death, to have the president travel to afghanistan and to announce this plan that will help end the war in afghanistan, a war that has cost the lives of nearly 2,000 americans. air force one touched down at bagram air base under the cover of darkness, a sign of the secrec

for the kings and jonathan quick i look at mike richards. he's had good plays in the offensive zone. it's never a bad play, especially in overtime to get the puck to the net. remember, long changes in the overtime period meaning your defensive zone is the farthest away from the bench. if you're going to change, you better change early. all five guys can't leave the ice at the same time. >> mike: those of the 17,600 standing have settled in now as kopitar makes the first offensive thrust. zidlicky is up with that. plays it along for the protection of zubrus and brought back in, hoping for parise. doughty there reversed to scuderi. quickly right back up the boards. it's advanced on for the carry by williams. fires one into the catching glove of brodeur. lobbed along by fayne. brodeur will play it again. salvador with the long toss directed in by parise. careened behind and played on by quick. jeff carter takes it there. hands back to richards. sparred for and gotten by clarkson but juggled down by carter. knifed away by him and angled back by

>> thank you. >> lisa: mike? >> mike: smiles at msg. just over 11 years the last time these fans experienced a playoff victory. as now, miami, still with a /ir÷d#z. ♪ strea-ea-ea-eeam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your farite movies and full seasonsf shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. >> live and in h.d. -- you are watching abc 7 news at 6:30, on your side. >> we are going to start with a breaking development in was already a strange case fairfax county. new accounts that give eight sense of what unfolded. a 21-rolled was fatally struck suv on friday. let's go live now there for the latest. are not saying much to familyaking who were atpeople scene, we are getting a what led to this young woman's death. what really did happen on friday morning? a violent encounter between two left

and the life and times of mike wallace memorialized today. >> mike loved being mike wallace. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: and this is a special western edition. good evening. president obama addressed the nation tonight from afghanistan. he made an unannounced trip there today to mark the first anniversary of the death of osama bin laden and to sign a security agreement that pledges continued u.s. support for afghanistan after u.s. troops leave. the president met with some of those troops at bagram airfield, telling them the battle isn't over yet but "there is light on the horizon." norah o'donnell is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: the president said tonight this new agreement with afghanistan will help them chart a clear path to fulfilling their mission to ending america's longest war, a war that has claimed the lives of nearly 2,000 americans. as the president said tonight "this time of war began in afghanistan and this is where it will end." in his address, the president said his visit marked a historic

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mike's trade certainly does that. the problem with mike's trade is -- and he mentioned how cheap or expensive implied volatility it was in google. well, in wells fargo, it's even more expensive. i wouldn't want to be buying an outride option because the stock has to rally 10% in two months for this thing simply to break even. like the name. i don't really like the strategy though. >> and i have to correct myself. mike was not talking about selling puts. it was another stock we were talking about. we want to define it by the risk and call. >> fair enough. let's hit the stocks versus options button one more time. do you want to buy a hundred shares of wells fargo? you're convinced by the charts. it will cost you over $3,100. mike's call purchase, on the other hand, will set you back less than $100. that's why you've got to love stocks versus options. all right. do you have a question? send us an e-mail. the address is optionsaction apz c cnbc.com. we'll answer it when we return. post trade recaps there as well. do, plea

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for the kings and jonathan quick i look at mike richards. he's had good plays in the offensive zone. it's never a bad play, especially in overtime to get the puck to the net. remember, long changes in the overtime period meaning your defensive zone is the farthest away from the bench. if you're going to change, you better change early. all five guys can't leave the ice at the same time. >> mike: those of the 17,600 standing have settled in now as kopitar makes the first offensive thrust. zidlicky is up with that. plays it along for the protection of zubrus and brought back in, hoping for parise. doughty there reversed to scuderi. quickly right back up the boards. it's advanced on for the carry by williams. fires one into the catching glove of brodeur. lobbed along by fayne. brodeur will play it again. salvador with the long toss directed in by parise. careened behind and played on by quick. jeff carter takes it there. hands back to richards. sparred for and gotten by clarkson but juggled down by carter. knifed away by him and angled back by

mike wallace. >> reporter: "60 minutes "producer bob anderson traveled the world with mike for 18 years when we entered an airport and people hadn't realized mike was there, he would look up at a flight monitor and in his distinctive voice, he would say, i see united is running late again. >> reporter: morley safer remembered playing a practical joke on mike. >> i was part of a group that sent a spirited letter from the so-called genius sperm bank, inviting mike to join various noble prize winners in making a deposit or donation or whatever it's called. he roamed the hall brandishing that letter. >> reporter: chris wallace, now the host of "fox news sunday" remembered the last time he saw mike. shortly before his death. >> even in his diminished state there was no one who was more fun to be around. he was still mike wallace and that was still plenty. so long. ♪ and here's to you >> what a guy. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on president obama's unannounced trip to afghanistan. we'll get a wrap from the white house. >>> also, jack welch, legendary f

and while we are on spain the big question will we see a stag's it perhaps before gregg's it well mike said locke mish as he's better known as here to talk about why that just could be the case and maybe a good thing is that meanwhile u.s. g.d.p. was revised down from two point two to one point nine percent meanwhile the obama administration's attempt to build an industry of battery makers for electric cars is sputtering subsidized firms are struggling they don't have many customers they're operating way below capacity this is all according to the wall street journal what the problem was is that government granted this money it was linked to production calendars and not to market demand so is this an example of what happens when government picks winners and losers or is there a role for uncle sam in alternative energy let's talk about it let's get to today's capital account. more bad news out of europe and i have to say it's looking like fight or flight on the continent in terms of capital flight data from spain central bank suggest close to one hundred billion euros left the country i

back to you. >> mike: thank you, jeff. hendrick, in the hundreds of employees of hendrick motorsports that carefully spanned a celebration for such a long time. the finally get to enjoy it. they get to do it at the granddaddy of all nascar races. southern 500. jimmie johnson wins by .8 of a second. over denny hamlin. (sfx: car garage sounds) today my journey brings me to chtte, north carolina, where i spent the day with geico driver casey mears. i told him the secret to saving money on car insurance. he told me the secret to his car setup. first he adjusts... first he adjusts... (sfx:engine revving drowns out gecko's dialogue) then he... then he... fx:loud drilling noise continues to drown out gecko's dialogue) then he... .and a quarter cup of neapple juice. or was that the secret to his barbecue sauce? hey, "secret" sauce. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. great news! the video call went very very well. asia is on board. too bad you couldn't participate. probably you were wor

i present for you vietnam veteran, mike salas.hank you, mike. >> this memorial day's ceremony is dedicated to the commemoration of american heroism in remembrance of all those captured or lost and to the 142 americans, the sons of san jose, who registered for the armed forces of america in our great city, never to return home from the vietnam war, a place we called nam. the pow, mia, missing warriors table is reserved in memory and in honor of our missing comrades and loved ones, both men and woman, classified as our pow and mia, the prisoners of war and missing in action of all wars, ordinary men and women who faced an extraordinary call. they are not and will not ever be forgotten. they are the veterans of the land, the air, and the sea, who gave up their tomorrows for our todays. our guardians of freedom, our nation's sword and shield. in the spirit of love, hope, and remembrance, let us embrace their spiritual presence. they were once young men and woman who converted to school books to helmets, from sneakers to combat boot. w

we'll showh@ mike mike the -- >> mike: the giants won today but there was some controversy. check out this bare-handed grab by woman. cabrera, a little shoestring action. ryan vogelsong was dealing. allowing only one hit. and then he gets hit. or did he? looks like it hit him on the hand or the bat. bob mel arguing it hit his bat. then postie comes through, a ground rule double. melvin still furious. gets tossed for the secin three in three games, giants shut out the a's. >> manny ramirez is expected to join oakland after serving a 50-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. manny turning up in albuquerque with oakland's triple-a team. >> a blessing, blessing, man. i want to play. >> i'm trying to do something i love. >> mike: then the game began. manny showing a little love. ramirez, 0-4 with three strikeouts. dhs and batted third before he was lifted for a pinch-hitter in the ninth. >> in berkeley, check out the play by reed. up and over the fence. what a catch. cal fell behind 3-0 in the third. but reed comes through in the third. delayed steal on the intent

mike, what do you think here? >> it wouldn't surprise me. say, groupon, i don't see the link right there. linkedin, i don't know either. zynga has some pretty close ties to facebook. the mafia wars which is nothing something i would play. >> i thought you were a big fan of mafia wars. >> i'm also not on facebook. people on facebook are involved in wars so there actually is a pretty close connection between these two and it wouldn't sur prison me if people think maybe zynga is in for a bounce here. face it. if you're not going to get an allocation of the ipo, there's no reason to trade it now. >> that kind of chart, dan, do you think it gets a bounce off the facebook ipo is if it hasn't already? >> it's funny. i watched it a couple weeks ago when they clis disclosed that. they came down from 19% before. zynga, like julia said, they're trying to diversify away. they're trying to get people off of facebook and playing farmville on their own site and capture a lot more of the revenues. listen to me. this is a challenge. these games are very fadd

mike's trade does that and the problem with mike's trade is he mentioned how expensive implied volatility was with goggle. wells is more expensive. i wouldn't want to buy an outright option. the stock has to rally 10% in two months for the thing to break even. i like the name, i don't really like the strategy. >> i have to correct myself. mike was not selling puts. they wanted to define the risk. >> fair enough. let us hit the stocks versus options button one more time. do you want to buy 100 shares of wells fargo? you are convinced by carter's charts. 100 shares costs you over $3100. mike's call purchase will set you back less than $100. that's why you gotta love stocks versus options. do you have a question? send us an e-mail. the address is optionsaction@cnbc.com. that's after the show on our website. also post trade recaps there as well. do please check it out. here's what's coming up next. >> now that's a good deal. last month khouw and carter made a bearish bet on priceline. they saw their profits skyrocket. how did they do it? find out when "options action" returns. >>> welcome bac

mike breen saying so long. now stay tuned for "world news" or local news over most of these abc stations. thanks for watching abc home of the nba finals. >>> good evening. we begin this saturday night with those late developments out of chicago. where this evening, three young men are under arrest on the eve of a summit of world leader there's. authorities say they planned to target chicago police stations with molotov cocktails to distract them so they can take aim at president obama's campaign headquarters.pects wer to hurt people and all have been charged with multiple acts of trying to create terrorism. alex perez is here to lead us off. >> reporter: good evening to you. investigators say it was an undercover police officer that helped stop this plot from becoming a reality. domestic terrorists. that's how law enforcement authorities in chicago describe brian church, jared chase, and brent betterly. according to investigators the men planned to hurl molotov cocktails into four police stations, including thi

we're pleased to have mike taylor here with us.efore he begins, i would like to introduce carol tucker foreman. she's has a distinguished history of working on food issue as an consumer advocate for cfa. i'd like to turn it over to carol. carol? >> thanks, chris. good morning. good morning, folks. it's a terrific pleasure to be able to introduce mike taylor, the deputy commissioner of foods for the food and drug administration this morning. consumer advocates who work with mike know that there's no other federal official who has ever brought the same level of intelligence, energy, creativity and integrity to the effort to make our food supply safer. as the administrator of the food safety and inspection service in the 1990s, he lead the effort to install the system, modernizing meat and poultry inspection, and he declared e. coli a 157 h 7 to be an adult rat beginning the long effort to overcome that terrible pathogen. he with a lot of assistants along the way from caroline smith delawawall worked to modee fda's food safety program

congressman mike honda.has represented the 15th congressional district of california in the u.s. house of representatives for over a decade. in congress, he is a member of the powerful house appropriations and budgets committee, chair emeritus of the asian pacific american caucus, co-chair of the democratic caucus's new media working group, house democratic senior whip and original author of the equity and excellence commission now housed in the u.s. department of education. mike's district includes silicon valley, the birth-place of technology, innovation and now the country's leading developer of green technology. mike has dedicated his life to public service and is lauded for his work on education, civil rights, national service, immigration, transportation, the environment, and high-tech issues. >> he is also the greatest karaoke singer in the halls of congress. so, ladies and gentlemen, he can give you congressman mike honda. [applause] >> i was just told i have five minutes. so what do you think of thi

tobin to see what the situation is, mike? >> what you're looking at is the last standoff, if you will, at the end of the protests and the line of the police have the riot shields up and the riot gear and here you have the protesters and a lot of the cameras out here. of course the cameras watching everything that happened. what we're seeing the police officers do in the riot gear, every now and then they get the command to move forward and march forward about three steps and push the crowd back and they're going to move forward right now. we've got the announcements they're going to do it at the moment. and the move forward and push the crowd back, and they have pushed the crowd thus far about 400 yards from where that conflict broke out and amounted to bottles being thrown over the crowds and sticks being thrown over the crowd and the police responding with the reut shields with the baton. we've seen some of the injuries and most of them minor, people banged in the head, las rations and we have a large number of protesters a

>> mike: hello. >> tonja: hello, jennifer. >> how are you guys? >> mike and tonja: good. >> good. um... i just am a busy person on the go. i have two little girls that i chase after and i have my own company, a floral design company, and i volunteer every day. so when i go to bed, i really, really need sleep and i've tried pretty much every pillow out there: the flat pillows, the firm, i tried a water pillow and those memory foam pillows and i always woke up with a dull headache, just... it was not, you don't have the energy and you can't deal with children when you're dealing with that. i saw my pillow at one of your shows and i thought, you know, i'd invested enough money on pillows that didn't work, so iÑ thought i'd just try it. and that night i had the best night's sleep of my li i@t years and it's... it's, i've had the best night's sleep every night. i don't toss and turn anymore, i don't wake up with a dull headache. i just really feel good when i wake up. i have energy and i love my pillow. >> did you believe it when you saw the sign that said it did all that? it's too goo

mike inouye says it's great.y have important improvements going on. >>> and key decisions coming from ross mirkarimi today, what's happening in the ongoing ethics investigation. >>> and a live look over san jose as the sun is slowly starting to creep over the horizon. see some clouds out there, christina loren will fill you in on what to expect all day long. 5:26. >>> some key decisions expected today before the ethics commission as suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi continues to fight to keep his job. i'll have that story coming up. >>> and good morning, i'm bob redell. live here where the dumbarton bridge has opened two hours earlier. it's already open now. we'll show you what they did over the weekend. worker wise, coming up. >> all right. when bob covers that, we'll cover the rest of the bridges here. heading toward the san rafael bridge, a smooth drive. what else is going on for this traffic tuesday. >>> and we've got a nice start, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. we're headed toward the 70s. and then the

captain mike perry with more. mike? >> police called just moments ago, in the 2500 block of west fayette street. this is in southwest baltimore. an adult male has been shot. we arrived on the scene just a few moments ago. paramedics are rendering assistance to the man who is lying next to a stoop at the end of the block in the 2500 block of west fayette. baltimore misare on the scene. they're cordoning off the area. no word on a suspect right now, or the seriousness of the shooting. am the am -- the victim will be transported to a local hospital. >> thank you very much, captain mike perry. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. >>> receiving the message about texting and driving. i'm gigi barnett at fort meade. that story is next. >> i'm mike schuh, in pasadena. a 9-year-old boy here is bitten by a pit bull. i speak with the dog's owners. theirs is a family in crisis. they tell their story next. >> four decades in front of the classroom. i'm mary bubala. tonight, students say thank you to a teacher who has stood the

thanks. >> thank you, mike. i just wanted to do a few thank yous and then i have one technical amendment recommended by the city attorney's office on resolution 12-34. i wanted to thank acoc and mark buell who chairs acoc and kerry mcclellin who's the executive director. they're both working to really cover a lot of the city's costs, including port's lost rent. we're very appreciative. we have a number of representatives from america's cup waste management and the event authority, bob billingham from race management, lizzie spalding from the event authority. people they're working with marsha, paul. and principal race officer john greg as well from race management. there's really been a very large group effort here. and port staff is deeply appreciative. so i would like to turn to the technical attachment a-1 resolution 12-34 is a date change and in the first paragraph, there's an incorrect april 10th, 2012 date that should be changed to april 24th, 2012. and with that port staff available along with mr. martin

was one of those pictures nobody knew was being taken. >> mike loved being mike wallace. >> reporterinutes producer bob anderson traveled the world with mike for 18 years. >> sometimes when we entered an airport and people hadn't realized mike was there, he'd look up at a flight monitor and in his distinct voice, bellow out, "i see united is running late again ." [ laughter ] >> i was part of a cabal that sent a mysteryious letter, ostensibly from the so-called genius sperm bank, inviting mike to join various nobel prize winners in making a deposit or donation or whatever it's called: [ laughter ] he roamed the hall, brandishing that letter. [ laughter ] >> chris wallace, now the host of fox news sunday, remembered the last time he saw mike. shortly before his death. >> reporter: even in his diminished state, there was no one who was more fun to be around. he was still mike wallace. and that was still plenty. so long. [ applause ] ♪ [ music ] [ applause ] >> he set the bar high. mike wallace passed away on april 7th, at the age of 93. >>> the roller coaster week on wall street contin

>> cases of mike's hard lemonade. bill, you are 36 and basically still a child. >> that's not a question. coming up, everybody's brain develops different times and in different i whats. if that's the case why don't we have cognitive tests developed by experts in that field that will determine whether an individual is rational enough to drive, to drink, to watch basic instinct. why can't it be different for every single person? you know why because everything sucks. i am old and pessimist. >> and also because you would cheat on all of the tests. >> i am not smart enough to cheat, madam. >> you cheated off me once. >> wouldn't all of these tests in bill's fantasy land, wouldn't they be run by liberals and psychiatrists. >> they are run by the same guy bees hind the desks. >> do you know what the cost of an adult license would be? >> none of us would have one. >> i'm sorry i heard you say that, that, that. >> anthony in most states you have to be 18 to buy a long gun and 21 to be a handgun. is that fair? >> no, i remembe

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mike green. the big blast.he series now tied at 2-2. >> ama superbikes qualifying at infineon raceway, clint uing, a stuntman, showing off his talents on two wheels. do not do this at home, kids. amazing what you can do on two wheels, sometimes one. always a fan favorite. earthquake, more nba, and hockey playoffs, and all at 11:00. >> ama: the avengers, the big bucks the >> alan: coming up at 11:00. the state's trash is now someone else's treasure. hundreds of items from cell phones to snow gloabz confiscated at the airport are up for grads. the cal dorm room that is putting one student in the doghouse. >> ama: lots of superheroes are adding up to big bucks for the avengers. >> ready for another bout? >> what, you getty sleepy? >> hello, thor. pulled in more than $80 million. the avep jerries has already pulled in $334 million overseas. >> mike: somebody has a crush on thor and it's not alan. >> alan: thanks for joining us,

he was still mike wallace and that was still plenty.it was. most of all what you say yesterday was people who in the end just knew that there was something so special, not only about his reporting, but about his personality. and that all came out. whether it had to do with, as ed bradley said, a grudge or had to do with competition, somehow mike could do it in a way that made it different. >> i saw his son chris over the weekend. i remember looking at him on camera, he looks so much like his dad. he says even when you know it's coming, you're still never really prepared. even when you know. >> he was 93. >> he said that, too. even when he's 93. but what a wonderful life and to go knowing you were loved, respected and admired. what a wonderful thing. >> i cannot get enough of looking at those -- >> that's true. >> loving it and learning from it. >> that was the most amazing thing. when you have that much experience in front of a camera, there is a recording of a lifetime and a recording over the context of a time you can see the common t

mike? >> you will be tabulating as we go along i assume? >> no, i will be looking up facts and boring stuff like that. >> let's welcome our guest. i am here with fox business network anchor lori roth man. and we would like to welcome a first time guest, keith albert. bill schulz, he is one of america's sidekicks three years running and next to me is liz mcdonald, fox business' stock expert. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> good to see you taller looking host. david talks about adapting seemingly unadaptable books like "crash" and the cosmopolis and the mind bender" everybody poops." baker? >> "everybody poops." >> it is a dwood one for your kids. >> you are looking stellar. he has the last word on killing terrorist turds. or you can say he has the last words on killing terrorist turds. according to the new york times when it comes to the secret kill list, a chart showing the baddest of bad guys president obama is the, quote, final moral calculation. sorry i don't mean to laugh. the newspaper interviewed dozen

. >> mike: maybe tomorrow. a's got a double whammy of bad nut. and while matt cain had a double whammy of his >> mike: the a's disabled list is starting to look like an all-star team. cespedes was plated on the 15-day dl with a strained muscle in his left hand. in the first, gomes with a one-out rbi single. in comes weeks. 1-0a's. bad break for week, leavesme wi. brandon mccarthy's sore right shoulder didn't bother him. a career high ten strikeouts no walks, and feign shutout innings and the a's get some insurance in the seventh. pennington, a triple. and the a's win again, 3-1 your final. >> giants snap a losing streak to the diamondbacks. snatches the ground rule double with one hand. matt cain did it all. the giants second run inch the second, cain with his bat. a double inside the line on former a trevor cahill. cain, 2-3, struck out eight for the win. go the eighth. giants slashing. look at that. smothers the popup. gets him at first. beating the d-backs in the desert. >> let's tee it up at the philadelphia major, the players championship. a