molly: what did you do?me and i turned my laser, and i did that and he actually had his attention and he took two steps toward me and i said take another step i pull the trigger and i commanded him to get on the ground and he did i crosses his legs and enter laced them and i called 9-1-1. >> he asked to use the bathroom? >>guest: yes, he did. joseph i broke into your house and i need to use your cell phone. >>clayton: did he have any items? >>guest: he had a military medal and he had a few bottles of cologne. >>clayton: fortunately no one was home. it could happen any time. it makes me unease thinking of my son being at home breaking in >>guest: that is why i got a concealed handgun license and i was still living in illinois they will in the pass a law for it, so, i would not have been able to do this, and i could do it in indiana. >>clayton: we appreciate your service to our country, as well, and this incredible story. molly: parents want out, a new push to put kids in foster care if they are too fat. shoul

>> molly: good. all is well. grand total of $1.9 trillion per year, 40 years, adding up to the $76 trillion. researchers say it would cost less years ago. but we're not hearing a lot about this. why do you think that is? >> it's so outrageous! if the american people knew that the u.n. secretary general has signed off on this report -- this is serious stuff. this is what they want. if the public knew what they want, they're calling for a radically new economic system. they're calling for global governance. folks, that's one world government. i'm not a nut bag here. this is what they're calling for in this paper. it went from $600 billion two years ago to $1.9 trillion for 40 years. $76 trillion. they want half of it to go to developing countries. that's a massive redistribution of wealth. this is global socialism. if the american people knew about it, the first thing they'd be asking themselves is what in the world are we doing making contributions to this socialist enterprise? the media coverage on this, absolute

thank you, molly. jon: continue our discussion on this trial now with former prosecutor arnold schweitzer and nicole board. of course, the defense doesn't have to put on evidence, that's the prosecution's job. i wondered, donald, if you think the defense made a mistake in putting forward this whole caylee drowned, it was an accident and her father helped cover it up theory? >> jon, the outcome of this trial is going to depend largely on who made the worst mistakes during the trial. and i would have to say that jose baez made mistakes all the way from the beginning of his handling of this case through to closing arguments. he didn't have to make george anthony the bad guy. he didn't have to point to him and say that he had some reason for doing his daughter in. he didn't have to do any of that. all he had to do was rely on the state's evidence and, perhaps, attack the scientific evidence. he didn't do that. so, you know, the outcome of this trial, i mean, we don't know what it's going be because you can

now back inside to brian and molly. >> molly: all right. thank you, steve.e are looking for the gunman who burst into an iowa congressman's leonard bosswell's farm house and threatened his daughter, demanding money. he's a 77-year-old vietnam veteran fought with the intruder and his 22 grandson aimed a shotgun at the robber, scared him off. no one was seriously hurt. police think it was a random attack and not politically motivated. >> brian: the father of zazi. he was charged with obstruction of justice and lying to the feds. he's also accused of helping destroy the evidence. he could take the stand to testify his father had no knowledge of the plot. but who know what is he'll say? >> molly: she was hand picked by president obama to run his new consumer financial protection bureau, but she's not getting the job. today the president will nominate richard cordrick. republicans are vow to go vote against him or any nominee until the white house makes changes to the agency. >> brian: a woman at phoenix sky harbor arrested for turning the tables on the tsa agent

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. >> molly, you know, holiday weekends are great for the box office. ticket sales have been down from last year. and the highest grossing fourth of july opening in history was "spiderman 2" in 2004 which made $88 million followed by the original transformers in 2007

the world health organization says three million girls a year are cut in this way, but molly melching and other aid workers have discovered how to persuade whole communities to give up their ancient practice. >> in recent years, thousands of rural communities in senegal have come to extraordinary public rallies. they call them declaratio. they're e d claired an end to a deeply rooted practice rarely discussed in public and commonly called female circumcision. >> never in my wildest dreams could i have imagined that i would be sitting here years later, 13 years later, saying that 4,792 communities in senegal had abandoned. in the beginning it was just unthought of, unbelievable, because it was so taboo. >> molly melching found a group called tostan, which means "breakthrough" in the local wolof language, in the early '90s. she had modest goals: to educate people about health and human rights, especially in rural areas and in local languages. tostan's work often begins with an ice-breaker, like an old movie. many in the audience have never watched a film. to overcome the language barrie

molly henneberg is live at the white house and molly, the president is pressing congress right now towhat he calls a simple vote. >> yes, a simple vote, kelly, to raise the debt ceiling as has been done many times previously, including under republican president, president obama notes. in his weekly radio address today. the president called out one group of lawmakers suggesting they may be getting in the way of a deal and praised another group of lawmakers working in what he believes is a bipartisan manner. >> democrats in congress and some senator republicans have been listening and have shown themselves willing to make compromises to solve this crisis. now all of you us, including republicans in the house of representatives need to demonstrate the same kind of responsibility the american people show every day. the time for putting party first is over. >> the president urged the house g.o.p. and all lawmakers to quote, compromise on behalf of the american people. kelly. >> but, molly, as you know, the republicans are saying that the president is missing the entire cause of this debt

molly henneberg is live at the white house. what is the latest? molly, are you there? gregg jarrett, what is the latest at the white house? we've lost molly's mic. we'll try to get it back. here is the latest we foe of. nancy pelosi, harry reid are apparently in close contact now with the white house, president obama. they are trying to search for some sort of a compromise deal. as you know the boehner plan passed the house and it was defeated in the senate and harry reid's plan also appears to be doomed in the u.s. senate. he does not have the 60 necessary votes for passing and dead in the house of representatives. president obama is apparently involved in the talks now trying to tether some sort of deal that will satisfy both democrats and republicans. molly henneberg is live at the white house. what can you tell us about what is going on there? >> molly: the president had no public events on his schedule for today but we have learned that he did some summon harry reid and nancy pelosi to the white house about 3:30 this afternoon. we understand they are still meeting

molly henneberg is live in washington with more on that. molly the president is pushing more of his you give a little, i give a little message today. what can you tell us? >> republicans aren't buying it. what the president said in his radio address he is willing to include cuts or reforms to entitlement programs, it's part of debt negotiations he said doesn't quote make folks in my party to happy he believes gop should go along with certain tax hikes. they want to back the plan of shared sacrifice. >> we have to ask tow play their parted because we are all part of the same country. we are all in this together. pit things on the table that is important to me and democrats and i expect republican leaders to do the same. >> molly: the president argued in the press conference that the public is on his side in debate which is a call for spending cuts and tax hikes. >> gregg: republicans are saying look this is not at all the right fix. >> molly: republicans say the reason we have such a debt problem is not because americans are not paying enoug

i'll molly line in for gretchen carlson.k runs down, the president holds off saying no debt talks with the g.o.p. but can the democrats really get this done alone? >> and primary, what primary? mitt romney is hot on the president's tail pointing out a trail of economic promises gone wrong. >> and you thought the fourth of july fireworks were dangerous. no way. here's what you really need to watch out for. parades, patriots and barbecue. some say the fourth of july is just g.o.p. propaganda in the skies. "fox & friends" hour number two right now. >> ♪ we walked through the doors so accusing your eyes ♪ >> it's friday and the all american concert series here in new york city on our plaza here on "fox & friends." anna nalick is live on our plaza plus famous dave's cooking up some barbecue. if you're here in new york, please stop on by. 48th street and sixth avenue all morning. free food and music. >> friday means concert series, holiday weekends mean clayton and me getting fat. typically what it means, molly. >> baked beans for

molly henneberg is covering the very latest for us in washington. and molly, tell us more about what the president had to say today. >> hi, jamie, part of his raid he yo address today is he's willing to quote, compromise, include cuts or quote, reforms, to entitlements like social security and medicare as part of the debt negotiations which the president says, doesn't, quote, make folks in my party too happy, but wants to include tax hikes which republicans say is a no go. the president is appealing two americans to back his plan of his quote, shared sacrifice. >> we have to ask everyone to play their part because we are all part of the same country, we're all in this together. so i've put things on the table for me and for democrats and expect republican leaders to do the same. >> the president argued in a press conference yesterday that the public is on his side in this debate with his call for spending cuts and tax hikes, jamie. >> jamie: there's a definite difference of opinions, molly. republicans are saying a no go, not even the right fix. >>

there are -- the studies suggest there are things we could do about that. >> reporter: molly's never smoked and went to college, soes so she's already eliminated two risk factors. she says watching the impact alzheimer's has had on her dad the past five years has motivated her. >> it's a good thing and healthy thing. and i think that -- i home i'm in the right direction, and i hope it helps. i can't say that it will for sure. but i can cross my fingers and hope. >> reporter: well, some question whether the seven risk factors really do account for half of all the alzheimer's cases worldwide, researchers point out there is no downside to trying to eliminate them -- you know, getting more exercise and quitting smoking can benefit you in so many other ways. it's definitely a win-win proposition even if it doesn't end up preventing alzheimer's. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. very eye opening. >>> well, women may soon pay nothing for birth control. that's the recommendation of the institute of medicine. a group that the government asked to look at the issue for the new health c

my name is molly wood browne. i'm a resident of district 2. i've raised four children. three of mine are tased, as you can see. i am wholeheartedly in support of this project. it is long overdue that my neighborhood has something for other people in this town, other than ourselves. and i have been an active member of my neighborhood. i helped serve on the park steering committee and we put in a new playground. i can't think of a better place for these kids to be, quite frankly. i am hope you are aware that there is a dearth of low-income housing in district two, and i think it is something we should be embarrassed about. we need to be thinking of other potential projects for the neighborhood. so i really hope we don't stop here, to be honest. lombard corridor is a perfect place for this project. it is accessible. there is open space nearby. there's retail outlets for jobs. it is really quite appropriate. i don't think we'd be able to find anything in the interior of district 2 that would be nearly as suitable for this project. i feel very confident about the programs, t

in washington, molly hennenberg, fox news. >>> thousands of people are expected on the national mall during the holiday weekend and the park service is urging you to take metro to get there. the metro trains will be open from 7 in the morning untilmed night. for security reasons, the smithsonian station will be closed most of the day. you can use it on the way home. and for more details, road closures and where you can find the entry points to the mall g to www.myfoxdc.com and look under hot topics. >> more than 1 million people will visit the national mall this weekend. there is plenty to see. the big draw is the smithsonian folk-like festival. paul rafael gives a look at what makes this question popular. >> reporter: thousands of people descended on the national mall. it's the smithsonian life festival, 45 years strong. the event is held for two weeks every summer, overlapping with the 4th of july holiday. this year's festival includes three unique programs. >> one program features the cultural traditions of colombia and looking at communities throughout colombia and the way they w

hi, molly. so the president is pushing more of his you give a little, i give a little message today. what can you tell us? >> hi, rick. always nice to see you two. republicans are not really buying it, but the president said in his weekly radio address today that since he's willing to include cuts or, quote, reforms, to entitlement programs like social security and medicare, as part of a debt negotiation, which he says doesn't, quote, make folks in my party too happy, then he believes the gop should go along with certain tax hikes. the president is appealing to americans today to back his plan of what he calls shared sacrifice. >> we have to ask everyone to play their part because we are all part of the same country. we're all in this together. so i've put things on the table that are important to me and to democrats and i expect republican leaders to do the same. >> the president contended in his press conference yesterday that the public is on his side in this debate, but his call for spending

. ♪ good golly miss molly >> the one and only little richard played piano and sang some of his hits.immy smits hosting the event which also had appearances by josh groban and the national symphony orchestra. there's nothing like fireworks here in d.c. >> i left washington ten years ago and just wanted to come back and see it again. >> the crowd was mostly well behaved. park police arrested five people. we're told that three of those arrests were for minor drug violations. the other two were pour disorderly conduct. great night. >> absolutely. >>> almost seven minutes after the hour now. the surprising admission from the star of the harry potter honey, why aren't you playing with your friends? i am playing with my friends. hey, mrs. d... joseph? sarah! it's mommy's turn now. let's go. [ male announcer ] the average home has over four internet-connected devices. we were gonna storm the castle. i love your hair. [ sarah ] thanks i went to your guy. it's perfect. i thought we were storming the castle. [ male announcer ] that's why you need the internet rated #1 for supporting multiple us

they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you

molly henneberg with the latest. >> reporter: president obama says he is willing to compromise. in his weekly radio and internet address today the president argued that he is willing to include cuts or "reforms." >> to entitlements like social security and medicare, as part of the debt negotiations, which he says doesn't "make folks in my party too happy." he says that republicans should agree to certain tax hikes. the president is appealing to americans to back his plan of "shared sacrifice." >> we have to ask everyone to play their part, because we are all part of the same country. we're all in this together. so i have put things on the tain that are important to me and to democrats and i expect republican leaders to do the same. >> reporter: republicans say is the reason that u.s. has such a dent problem is flotbecause americans aren't paying enough in taxes, but because washington spends too much. >> the situation is only gotten worse after the obama administration in his first two years in officer. discretionary spending has skyrocketed by 84%. including the failed stimulus

molly henneberg is live in washington. what policies have been changed now?reporter: for one thing if an air traffic controller is scheduled to work but too fatigued to do the job, they can take the day off. also if if controllers are working the overnight shift and air traffic is light they can listen to the radio and read. these measures have been in development forces a couple of years but particularly important now after the faa acknowledged at least 7 incidents of air traffic controllers falling asleep just since april. faa administrator said of the new policies, air traffic controllers have the responsibility to report and ready to work but we also need to make sure we have the right policies in place to reduce the possibility of fatigue in the workplace. faa had mandated earlier this year that all controllers get a minimum of nine hours off a shift to try to prevent sleepy workers. >> gregg: any more changes coming down the pike? >> yes. the union and controllers are working on procedures, including scheduling and sleep apnea and management system. the

molly is live with more. >>reporter: there doesn't seem to be a lot of middle ground here at least not in what is emerging. president obama is taking the message trait to the public today. in the weekly radio and internet address saying we are all in this together and everyone has to play their part and share the sacrifice to reduce the deficit. the president is insisting that tax hikes need to be in a final deal as well as cuts to federal pending and reforms to entitlement programs like social security and medical care. >> the trug the is, you don't solve the deficit without cutting spending but you can't solve it without asking the wementiest americans to pay their share and tax breaks that middle class americans doesn't get. john boehner said he doesn't have the votes. gop wants cuts in federal spending to match the increase in the debt ceiling. the president is not putting any kind of proposal to win congressional support. >> president obama and democratic allies in congress refuse to come up with a legit

." >> melissa mccarthy, "mike and molly." >> oh my god, yikes. >> usually see more familiar faces during these emmy nominations than at your tenth high school reunion. any time there's a new face it's pretty exciting. >> reporter: several actors were nominated in their final chance to win an emmy for their current roles. connie britain and kyle chandler earned lead actor nods in a drama for "friday night lights" which was canceled. steve carell, who's leaving the starring role in "the office," was nominated for best actor in a comedy. the awawd ceremony will be held on september 18th in los angeles with "glee's" jane lynch hosting. karen travers, a a news. >> would you say you're a true "mad men" fan? >> i am, as a matter of fact. you can almost call me a don draper wannabe. >> you've got the look, i can see it. there you are. >> check it out. i really should have worn my fedora, what was i thinking? i love the pocket scarves coming back now.

jon: molly henneberg in washington, thank you molly. in just a bit we will get reaction fromra freshman senator elected with a good deal of tea party support, wisconsin republican ron johnson joins us with his thoughts about all this. we want to hear from you. today, we are asking, if there is no debt deal, where should the money go first, military, social security payments, medicare? log on to foxnews.com, click on the you decide link, cast your vote and you can see how others are voting as well. also, leaving a comment. heather: research for suspects going on in india right now, security forces are sifting through evidence from yesterday's triple bombing that rocked the country's financial capitol of mumbai. a top government minister says that investigators are looking into every known hostile group, but so far, no arrest. national correspondent catherine herridge is following this story from washington and has the very latest. >> reporter: this morning, indian officials say they have no claim of responsibility, they have no serious i

molly henneberg is live to tell us more about these details. what policies have been changed? >> reporter: for one thing if an air traffic controller is scheduled to work but too fatigued, he or she can call in and use vacation or sick time to take the day off. controllers working the overnight shift and traffic is light, they can listen to the radio or read in order to stay active and help them stay awake. these new measures have been in development for a couple of years but are particularly important now. after the faa acknowledged seven incidents of controllers falling asleep, since april. faa administrator babbitt said of the new policies: >> reporter: the faa had mandated earlier this year that all controllers get a minimum of nine hours after between shifts. that an increase of hour. to try to prevent sleepy workers. >> you can understand why. it does help to get a good night's rest. more rule changes may be coming, is that right? >> reporter: yes. the faa and union still working on new proceeders in a couple of areas, scheduling, sleep apnea and fatigue risk management

eileen molly, charles sullivan, john malamut, andrea esquita, our city attorney's office. [applause] thank you also to your boss for giving you the time to do this. from city planning, john ram, i do not see him here. kevin guy, rick cooper, city planning, thank you. from the mta, i want to thank matt ford for his staff. [applause] from the puc, ed harrington, thank you for allowing us to work with mark -- michael carlin. doug schumacher, thank you for the great work you did on the office -- from the mayor's office of housing. then there are great members of our board of directors. they include, for many years, claudine chang. larry delcarlo. larry mazolo jr. lord richardson. john paul samaha. [applause] to members of the treasure island citizen advisory board, countless hours from our citizens involved in every way, especially the president, karen knkowles pierce. [applause] she has worked so well with the other island residents including becky hoge, john conners, and bnetty lettington. we have our organizations on treasure island, who have been working so hard for us, an

. >> reporter: molly is changing things up. she's eating healthier, lifting weights and walking more. >> i definitely have started exercising more than when i used to in college. >> reporter: the 27-year-old does sudoku puzzles to stay active. she hopes it will help her reduce her risk of alzheimer's. >> it's obviously a risk factor that i didn't think i would have to worry approximate about. >> reporter: when her dad mark was diagnosed with alzheimer's in his 50s, she realized she's at risk, too. new research just released at the alzheimer's association's international conference in paris shows her efforts may pay off. ucsf researcher released a study identifying these seven risk factors, physical inactivity, depression, snowing, mid life hypertension, mid life obesity and low education and diabetes. dr. barnes says up to half of alzheimer's cases may be attributable to these factors. >> i feel it gives us hope about things to do now to try to prevent the epidemic we see coming our way. >> it's exciting research because it's a

. >> this 27-year-old molly made important changes. >> exercise. eating healthy. staying active socially. and physically. >> they don't know whether genetics or a cop binnation led to the diagnosis but are hopeful other families will learn from the experience. >> to make the country very much aware that there is this horrible disease. and this affects young people, not just old. >> laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> white house endorsed a bill sponsored by dianne feinstein defining marriage only between a man and woman. it went to affect 15 years ago. >> because of doma couples can not take advantage of federal protection to every other married couples in the country. and believe it or not they're over a thousand federal laws and protections that are afforded to married couples. >> other members will hear testimony tomorrow from same-sex couple who's want to see doma overturned. the house speaker said it's quote the law of the land and saying that this is another effort by washington democrats to take attention from jobs and the president's economic policies which have

thank you, molly. so what exactly is causing this hiring road block, and are we heading towards a double dip recession now? folks are getting very worried since unemployment has topped 8% for two years now, the longest streak since the 1930s. elizabeth macdonald is here to answer those questions, so i'm just going to throw it out there, why? >> reporter: why is it such a poor jobs report? is well, we've seen steadily eroding numbers for the last two months, gretchen, and we're seeing now, essentially businesses are saying, wall street analysts and ceos we talked to, you heard the president mentioning certain thety and confidence. and that's what they need, certainty and confidence in the administration's policies. and one executive said to me, look, i feel like i'm stand anything the middle stripe of a highway because i don't know what's going to be coming at me from washington d.c. i think some others have said the cheapest form of stimulus in terms of job creation is restoring business confidence in

molly henneberg live at the white house.re we getting any sign from the white house about a possible deal? i don't think so at this point, but tell me how you see it from your perspective. >> hi. the president had no public events today, but he did summon to the white house the top senate democrat, senator harry reid and the top house democrat, congresswoman nancy pelosi. they met here at the white house. aides say the president wanted to get an in person update on the negotiations on capitol hill. the president has suggested in his weekly radio and internet address that one group of lawmakers may be standing in the way of a deal, while another group of lawmakers, in the president's mind, may be acting in more of a bipartisan fashion. >> democrats in congress and some senate republicans have been listening and have shown themselves willing to make compromises to solve this crisis. now all of us, including republicans in the house of representatives, need to demonstrate the same kind of responsibility that the american people

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. >> laura linney, the big sea, and melissa mccarthy, "mike and molly," -- >> oh, my god. yikes.eep it together. oh, the nominees for lead actor in a comedy series are -- >> that was so sweet. she is nominated while she is standing there for "mike and molly" and has to announce the next round of nominees and can barely keep it together, and orders herself to keep it together, and you see so many contrived things. >> she is a softy. don't let that out. >> a fun moment, and melissa mccarthy with a great moment with the "bridesmaid" as well. and two things surprising but not surprising that "batman" is nominated for many categories, and not surprised that "mad men" was nominated for 19 categories and it is a deserving show though in so many ways from the costumes to the writing to the acting, and last season was one of the best seasons. a lot of people surprised though that the kennedys, that mini series that we talked about with all of the scandal and trying to find a home for it on television got ten nominations including best mini series and best actor in a mini series or movie,

hi, molly. what are the problems tracking u.s.ispersed to afghan. >> reporter: there's a number of them, neither u.s. agencies nor afghan commercial banks record the serial numbers of cash or money transfers, paid to contractors or others in afghanistan. making it tough to track where the dollars go. once they are in afghanistan. also, according to an audit by herbert richardson, the acting special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction, contractors are not prohibited from using unlicensed middle men to pay subcontractors. richardson wrote in a statement, the u.s. poured billions of aid dollars into a country plagued by corruption, insurgency and the narcotics trade and it is essential that we use all available tools to ensure that u.s. dollars are protected from fraud and diversion to the insurgency. he said at the start u.s. agencies need to tighten up safeguards, how they pay for services, in afghanistan. patti ann: meanwhile the u.s. government is concerned that it is not getting enough cooperation from the afghan go

aren't you molly?re are various headlines in the various websites and newspapers talking about deals being cut and social security being cut and all kinds of things out there. is the white house tipping its hand that cuts in social security are on the table for them? >> reporter: hi bill. president obama has said he wants everything on the table, including tax increases, and even he said yesterday, some, quote, modifications to social security and medicare. that's all he said publicly. gop source says social security has been on the table previously in the debt discussions but that democrats wanted that to include an increase in payroll taxes and republicans said no go to that. still, one of the republican leaders who will attend the meeting today told fox that it's encouraging that the president is open to changes to entitlement programs that are going bankrupt like social security. >> it's heartening that we're talking the kind of big things that could be transform -- transformational that get the de

molly was the. decision did you make the following russia's proposal to settle the nuclear dosia issue what are the main provisions of this proposal what do you think about. my but. first of all i would like to thank russia for its constructive efforts aimed at finding a settlement to iran's nuclear program as far as we are concerned we consider this proposal to be a step forward for breaking the deadlock that's why we view russia's proposal as opposed to the step however while iran seeks a new initiative to settle its nuclear problem to the west continues he claims that iran is producing missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads this kind of behavior convinces us that the west does not want a fair solution that it wants to iran to succumb to western influence and obey its orders but iran is ready for negotiation and cooperation with any parties in accordance with i.e. rules based on a new initiative to be put forward. what was moscow's rationale for supporting around on its nuclear question wha

because a molly was jumping over the fence. oh ok i need oh god here fugitive was shot with five thousand volts is unable to resist running over. you why do you go to the courts the fire eating school. watch your credit report i am not here let's get out of there you tell us we're going to put it that is you know the current. anyway the government. but however it's. actually pretty tough. got any weapons. no. well i'm sorry. cut me. stand up stand up. because you're right no no but it was good guys will go whatever you. know. that's all right don't be sorry sorry. for a. son for. you got him. you get a price he pulls a. piece of bread some other baby oh shit i'm. giving him back i don't know the story and so on in the back yard to jump fences ran around exactly what i should think things are going to look like a way to. understand. a . little bit more and they can let you know know that there are no it is that when really i didn't care how much. sorry. i stuck with three grandchildren. my daughter started drinking heavily and j

because the molly was jumping over the fence you know you have to keep hearing too low ok i need over all of your fugitive was shot with quite thousand volts is unable to resist you know why. don't you look up why you go to that starting school. watch your credit report that i'm not here let's get out of there because the other way to put it that is if you don't know the current. already what the going rate for lunch every. actually you got any weapons up so i was. put in. coach well i'm sorry all right cut me. stand up stand up. because you're right no no it was up to this guys will go whatever you. know. that's all right don't be sharing sort of. looking for a. son for. you got him. you get a price he pulls a. piece of bread somebody babyhood and i'm going to bring him back i don't know larry and so i'm in the back yard to jump some fences ran around exactly what i should think taser nobody would like the way to. understand. a. little bit more i think it's you know he was out there i don't get is that when you're really i don't care how much i know what you're watching sorry sir. as

>> well, bro, the art sloan/molly's rivalry-- that's like ten years old. that's old shit, man. i think our new rivals are those punk ass frat kids. >> dude, those guys are dicks. >> they're such dicks, man. and i think with dee's newfound flip cup skills, we can embarrass the shit out of those little bitches. >> tell you what, i will take any excuse to get back to that party. >> okay, that's it. it's a rivalry, the new rivalry. (dance music playing, party chatter) >> what do you guys want? >> we want one game of flip cup. if you guys win, you get to drink in our bar forever for free. >> if we win, we get to come to your frat whenever we want. >> and paint girls. >> and get painted by them. >> and take showers with them. >> lots of showers. >> okay, you're on. >> all right, these guys are going to be really fast, so we need to get on to a quick lead. so, dee, i want you to start us off. >> really? >> yes. charlie, you're going to take us home as the anchor. >> naturally. >> oh, you guys... you guys, i am not going to let you down, okay? >> i know you're not, sis. i'm proud of yo

who are the alleged victims here molly? >> reporter: well, prosecutors allege that his victims really ran the gamut, that while he was running the irish mafia in boston in the '70s, '80s, '90, he killed will and men, ex-girlfriends of his associates -- associates were killed, or help to go cover up a killing with his associate, rival gangster, people in his own association were killed if he thought they night be enveloping on on him. one of the murders were conducted if he received information that someone was going to give information on him, so he may have been trying to stop that from happening andby stander, people in boston at the wrong place at the wrong time, so a tremendous amount of grieving going on, today, 30 years later, as some of the killings remain unsolved as the trial just began to get started bill. bill: there is an argument over what this trial is going to cost, the price tag of prosecuting him. why has it been so contentious? >> reporter: well, you know, prosecutors tried to convince the judge that perha

molly line is live in boston. molly, the victim's families have been waiting a long time for justice. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, many of the alleged murders that he is accused of committing occurred in the early '70s and '80s and '90s, so the victims have been waiting, for some of them, upwards of 30 years to see justice in the case. whitey bulger, authorities say, also didn't -- if someone was informing against him, they could easily become one of his victims, men, women, there were ex-girl friends, a girlfriend of his associates, rival gangster, millionaires, a number of different types of people. on this -- also on this list of victims that authorities believe whitey bulger participated in their murders, innocentby standers as well, one of the innocentby standers is michael donahue, his son tommy has been following this case very closely since whitey bulger returned to boston and here's what he had to say: >> don't be fooled by this old man. you know what i mean? walking into the courtroom, trying to se

because the molly was jumping over the thanks. to both you have a kind of kilo ok i may go over all of your fugitive was shot with quite thousand votes is stung unable to resist running over. three running don't you why do you go to work stuff still. watch your credit report that are not your lies get out there just tell them they were there for them that this could be them up the current one forgetting what the coverage for much of it's. actually pretty good. got any weapons no. no. well i'm sorry all right trust me. stand up for a stand up. because you're right no no it was put the focus will come on let's go put on her you. know be sorry so her. car is still. looking for a. son for. you guys and. you get to try she pulls a little red so to babyhood i'm. giving them back i don't know larry and some in the back of her to jump fences ran around exactly right or left or think things are going to look like a way to. scare. them . they're going to come it's you know you know there. was that when really i didn't care how much i don't

spans 150 years and also there's been so much food writing in the time since craig claiborne, there's molly o'neal and there's been -- there's pierre frenee. >> the lee brothers. >> exactly. jonathan reynolds, julia reid. so i -- i was distilling all of these recipes as well. >> remarkable. i want to know about you. why are you this person as far as food goes? >> i think i've always been interested in food because my family has always been really -- my mother was a great cook. my grandmother was a cook cook. food was such a focus of our home. it's not like fancy food either. in fact, my mother i remember saying, she never bought mastering the art of french cooking because she couldn't afford the book. >> is that right? >> it was at a higher price point than she was comfortable spending on a cookbook. so -- but she made everything from scratch. she was kind of the classic kind of american home cook. she made pot roast and things like that. she made her own bread and she canned and she made jams. i think that all kind of -- it infused -- >> if you grew up in that environment, then surely you

opening win over mexico but coach claudio borg expects everybody to be fit for their next game to be molly quarter final on it has been completed at the women's world cup in germany brazil will face the usa in the last eight while the stray will play sweden brazil finish top of their great keeping the one hundred percent record with a three no win over poor guinea over goals coming in the second half erica opened the scoring in style for the stand added a second to the new finish and fancy celebration. and she did not deny penalty at the end to wrap up and brazil who played same time world cup winners the usa in the last eight sunday. to show you finish second in the group behind brazil after coming from behind to be norway to elise. open the spring early in the second half in this one but matilda's responded within a minute or so. i meant finishing off across here. and then with three minutes left they grabbed the winner simon again beating the defenders to get second straining replace. sweden beat usa and got there first from a penalty after a quarter of an hour at least. stepping up to