blind for the neverland, third-place runner-up goes to the netherlands.lambering over the nationals and the one player going to the all-star game in minneapolis. jordan zimmermann came up with a cramp in his pitching arm last night and has been replaced by henderson alvarez of the marlins. zimmerman will attend but he won't pitch. air is what happened. he threw the pitch, winced in pain and called the trainers. that's never a good sign. he will not be allowed to pitch in the all-star game tuesday in minnesota. the phillies won the game 6-2. the same two teams meet tonight in philadelphia. the yankees were in baltimore. mark teixeira to write. gartner will score. jeter will try to score as well. as of right now, the orioles are losing to the yankees 3-0 in the second inning. histhat lebron has made second decision, the world can function normally again. there were rumors he would team up with carmelo anthony that merlot is likely to re-sign with the next. s were celebrating in the streets, the same site where they were burning his jersey a few years ago. c

although a grown man inviting thousands of kids to his house gives off a bit of a neverland ranch vibe. [laughter] all right. so look, it's not like these countries developed problems overnight. why the sudden kid-splosion? >> republicans point to the president's 2012 order they're protects children from deportation, but that applies only to those who enter the united states before 2007. >> jon: [bleeped]. if i have told kids fleeing violence and poverty once, i've toll them a thousand times. immigrant minors seeking asylum post-2007 must apply using form n-400 and pay a biometrics fee. unless they have family living in the united states, in which case they file form i-130. then you file form ds-260 under your case number unless you have skills attractive to an employer. well, do you? do you! child-fleeing violence and poverty, if you do, you're going to want to go with i-140. i mean, it's not that difficult. child. you may be wondering, if they didn't fill out the forms, can't we just support these kids? well, first of all, what the [bleeped] is wrong with you? these are children. why

going on here and i support gay marriage, i support gay rights, i don't think -- i'm in my own never-neverland on a lot of issues, one of them is gay people, there's no difference between gay and straight people if you have a problem with that, why don't you focus on something that's really important in the world. but having said that, it's pretty clear to me that the gay rights lobby hing lost in congress is trying to use a law that you yourself said was passed to help women. quite frankly at this point in time i would say that lgbtq community has made much greater progress towards civil rights than women have in this country. it's still okay to discriminate against women. in many circles in this country, still okay to -- >> against the lgbq community. >> not as much. you get called on the carpet -- >> women are covered under title vii. they're not. >> i'm talking culturally. more americans, majority of americans are in favor of equal treatment and gay marriage. >> and women, too. even more so. >> but it has not played out. i think it's still okay for male ceos, male managers to discriminate

thing about him and that guy is some of the look i think if you look at the timing from house to neverland emma has the headline and the look and government that's i mentioned a good idea but it was thank god it was over was it. was. it was the act was. that. at least twenty civilians are among the dead reported by the palestinian health ministry many targets destroyed by a stray missiles of no obvious links to hamas but israel accuses the organization of using civilians as human shields israel's mussing troops on the border and twenty thousand reservists have already been mobilized people in gas aren't as appearing more attacks tonight as journalist hari fear reports from gaza. local palestinian human rights groups say twenty children have been killed and ten women are now among the civilian population at large hundreds of palestinian homes have been destroyed and from the north to the south of the gaza strip that has been an aerial naval island bombardment since the operation began additionally of significance israel basically attacked a cafe along the beach area in the gaza strip and th

this i see them as you must also see the love that the white house is to bear in neverland is whether anybody steer inside we find out that one man was take. can buy another ambulance to fulfill what i thought of it was that it was good he said i decided to leave the to the city i was at an advanced grade general hospital we find the man has suffered multiple burns and missed our wounds but doctors say he will leave. the ambulance received another call this time no siree the doctor states because they could be targeted we're on our way to the aerial fighting it took us less than seven minutes to arrive at the scene but it was still too late this young fighter died seconds after doctors arrived we rushed to the next address another shell another destroyed home we hear that there were many was killed here but before we learn any further details the air raid siren makes us run to a nearby basement. most of them have been abandoned for years but recently people have reopened them and this is where we hear what happened to the internet. whole oracle who want to come out. on the site and wh

this i see them as you must also see the multitude of warehouses still burning neverland is where. anybody still inside we find out that one man was taken by another ambulance to the hills but i thought of it almost as if it was good music but is that it is only the tip of the city was that it was at an advanced grey general hospital we find the man has suffered multiple burns and miss our wounds but doctors say he will leave. the ambulance received another call this time no siren the doctors say it's because they could be targeted we're on our way to the area of fighting it took us less than seven minutes to arrive at the scene but it was still too late. this young fighter died seconds of the doctor as they arrived. we rushed to the next address another shell another destroyed home we hear that there woman was killed here but before we learn any further details the air raid siren makes us run to a nearby basement most of them have been abandoned for years but recently people have reopened them this is where we hear what happened pollution or remark from the whole oracle on a map w

colony capital owns neverland ranch, which is michael jackson's home.tting ready to sell it. like this breaking news? >> it is 130 miles northwest of l.a.. .ou know me >> in certain circles. >> scarlet fu is our celebrity lodestone. >> it is about 130 miles northwest of los angeles. and it's called neverland. it is named after the island in the story of peter pan, of course. what is interesting is, the property is zoned for agriculture. it could be subdivided or turn into a tourist attraction like wasteland. it's got to be a crazy michael jackson fan who wants it. , who boughtll tom this. he said it was a real estate play. people thought he was crazy. in the high-end valley has returned to peak levels. >> a curious bit of news. let's make a shift and talk about oil. u.s. oil companies are drilling, drilling continues in europe. never mind the fact that europe gets one third of its natural gas from russia and cold weather is around the corner. tom reed are joins us from london. what happens when the world wakes up and realizes it needs russia's oil? >> i

right there, it's very interesting that america gets blamed not only for columbus who, by the way, neverlandedca, but the crimes of the spanish conquistadors, the french, the british. this is all now saddled on america. why? i call it the shaming of america. what's happening in our schools is there's a political desire to undermine the patriotism of young people, the natural patriotism by telling them the american stories is the story of owe pregnancy. i challenge that narrative and say from an immigrant's point of view, it's not that america hasn't made mistakes but all those mistakes blamed on america are universal. >> i don't know anybody who has been more outspoken in saying that we don't know our history very well, that we failed to understand the uniqueness of america. you've seen the film. what's your reaction to dinesh's film that tries to prevent a different side of america? >> well, actually, it has a title that says "america:what would the world be like without her"? and it never addresses that question. what it does is to do a very traditional overview of america's past and say, we

. ♪ i won't grow up >> reporter: 5-year-old sadie miller wants her baby brother, carson, in neverlandon't want to grow up. >> you want him to stay little forever? >> yeah. he's so cute. >> reporter: the phoenix, arizona, toddler's meltdown is melting millions of hearts on youtube. >> she has been in love with him since the day he came home from the hospital. >> reporter: what can a guy do but smile and spit up at his inconsolable big sis. >> you are so cute. i love your cute, little smiles. >> i was making this video because i wanted her to see in ten years how funny this is. >> reporter: we've seen plenty of kiddie meltdowns. from 4-year-old jack, beside himself because apple switched to the ios 7 operating system. >> you have to get used to it. >> no. i don't like it. >> reporter: to abigail, sick to death of the 2012 election campaign. >> i'm tired of barack obama and mitt romney. >> the election will be over soon okay? >> okay. >> reporter: but there was something deeper. something existential about sadie's rant. >> i don't want wanna die when i'm 100. it. >> reporter: it turns ou

the king of pop's neverland ranch being put up for sale by colony capital.2700 acre california property but said to be worth 35-50 mill. >> do not be surprised if atm doles out more than just cash. canada's td bank turns atms into automated machines. that's right, thousands of lucky canadians were surprised when they got plane tickets to disney world. the opportunity to throw the first pitch at ball game and contributions to children's education fund. i'll take that one. >> absolutely. >> number one thing to watch tomorrow is the july jobs report due to be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, it will probably set part of the tone for the markets. economists are expecting nonfarm payrolls to rise by 233,000. unemployment rates expected to remain flat at 6.1%. >> lot of things change after-hours, tesla is down now trading down about 2%, and linkedin on the opposite side is trading way up, up about 8% from where it closed. so fortunes will change dramatically tomorrow. >> ticking higher and higher are the donation coming into www.building homes for heroes.org. i

although many historians have called this plan pure fantasy, scripted in never neverland, and the delusions of a drug-addicted buffoon, the confederate populace at the time had a very different reaction. one newspaper wrote, in either event hood's movement is as promising as it is bold and daring. actually, hood had conceived part of this plan as far back as the spring of 1864. in a letter to jefferson davis he wrote, my heart was fixed upon our going to the front and regaining tennessee and kentucky, to regain tennessee would be of more value to us than half a dozen victories in virginia. if hood had found the success that he wanted, the confederacy might achieve a series of stunning victories to prolong the war to the point of northern disillusionment. yet if hood failed any hopes of confederate success in the west would likely dissipate forever. hood's plan got quite a bit of accolade from the confederate civilians. george pfeiffer irwin remembered in a letter to his sister, everybody seems to be taking the movement of hood very quietly. though it appears to me it is one of the most impo

that is how much michael jackson's neverland ranch is worth. it is about to be sold.ughly 130 miles work -- northwest of l.a.. barrick purchased a $23.5 million stake in the property and has been making improvements ever since. he says it is now close to his ridge -- to its original condition. >> why would you want it without bubbles? isn't that one of the selling points? and three other states have passed laws allowing autonomous vehicles to be tested on their highways. it is part of an effort to bring jobs to the state and help companies develop technology that will pave the way for safer, more efficient travel. the first autonomous vehicle to reach the preproduction stage. matt miller, who you just heard off-camera, went to tampa, florida, to take it for a ride -- or maybe it is vice versa. selfen you think of driving cars, you might think of frome or the hit sitcom hbo, "silicon valley." has entered the game. and is testing this sleek sports car on state highways. here we go. the technology hasn't been perfected, but it is well on its way then to countless softwar

it's two years and we just can't seem to get the rules completed and maybe even end up in never, neverland, appropriately named, because it seems like we're never going to get to final rules. is this a change from two decades ago? what do we do about it? >> i mean, i know it's been frustratingly slow. it's complicated, and we want to take the time to get it right. we're involved in a lot of rule makings that involve multiple agencies with different perspectives, and we're also trying to coordinate with other countries to move forward together so we maintain in many areas a level playing field. and this is immensely time consuming work. i understand your frustration. i guess i see a bunch of rules in the pipeline that i hope will be completed in the not-too-distant future. the liquidity coverage ratio, qrm, other things that we can expect to come out of the pipeline, and i see a further agenda of rules that i really hope we will make a great deal of progress on this year. so to me the glass is more half full than half empty, and i actually believe we have made substantial progress and will

it's two years and we just can't seem to get the rules completed and maybe even end up in never, neverland, appropriately named, because it seems like we're never going to get to final rules. is this a change from two decades ago? what do we do about it? >> i mean, i know it's been frustratingly slow. it's complicated, and we want to take the time to get it right. we're involved in a lot of rule makings that involve multiple agencies with different perspectives, and we're also trying to coordinate with other countries to move forward together so we maintain in many areas a level playing field. and this is immensely time consuming work. i understand your frustration. i guess i see a bunch of rules in the pipeline that i hope will be completed in the not-too-distant future. the liquidity coverage ratio, qrm, other things that we can expect to come out of the pipeline, and i see a further agenda of rules that i really hope we will make a great deal of progress on this year. so to me the glass is more half full than half empty, and i actually believe we have made substantial progress and will

although many historians have called this plan pure fantasy, scripted in never neverland, and the delusions of a drug-addicted buffoon, the confederate populace at the time had a very different reaction. one newspaper wrote, in either event hood's movement is as promising as it is bold and daring. actually, hood had conceived part of this plan as far back as the spring of 1864. in a letter to jefferson davis he wrote, my heart was fixed upon our going to the front and regaining tennessee and kentucky, to regain tennessee would be of more value to us than half a dozen victories in virginia. if hood had found the success that he wanted, the confederacy might achieve a series of stunning victories to prolong the war to the point of northern disillusionment. yet if hood failed any hopes of confederate success in the west would likely dissipate forever. hood's plan got quite a bit of accolade from the confederate civilians. george pfeiffer irwin remembered in a letter to his sister, everybody seems to be taking the movement of hood very quietly. though it appears to me it is one of the most impo

it's two years and we just can't seem to get the rules completed and maybe even end up in never, neverland, appropriately named, because it seems like we're never going to get to final rules. is this a change from two decades ago? what do we do about it? >> i mean, i know it's been frustratingly slow. it's complicated, and we want to take the time to get it right. we're involved in a lot of rule makings that involve multiple agencies with different perspectives, and we're also trying to coordinate with other countries to move forward together so we maintain in many areas a level playing field. and this is immensely time consuming work. i understand your frustration. i guess i see a bunch of rules in the pipeline that i hope will be completed in the not-too-distant future. the liquidity coverage ratio, qrm, other things that we can expect to come out of the pipeline, and i see a further agenda of rules that i really hope we will make a great deal of progress on this year. so to me the glass is more half full than half empty, and i actually believe we have made substantial progress and will