o'neil was irascible and tumultuous. he had at least three women who had thought they were going to marry him, that he proposed to. and yet he was married, in fact, th he didn't disclose to me people. he had to go children. of course, his funeral was a catastrophe of coincidence that he had been eping at bay for all of his adult life. >> host: they all talk to you. >> guest: guess, they did. i had good acces to -- it's not a mystery that people talk to reporters. it's just a matter, because almost everybody wants to have their story shared. you know, but there has to be a level of trust that develops between a reporter and his subject. >> host: i want to talk to you about sources, because in a story this complicated, and the pages of your interview sources in the back are multiple. how do you shift through the spinners, the lf servers, those with an axe to grind, bin laden's children who want to sort of say their father's reputation versus the brother o the warwick who may want to set the record -- i mean, how do you sor

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joining us now robert albertson, chief strategist at sandler o'neill. hi, robert. >> hi,. >> susie:y. >> susie: i don't know if you saw the cover of the economist this week, but i says, wall street one year on, what's changed. how would you answer that question? >> well, it's changed quite a lot. a lot of the logical reforms are already falling in place, such as compensation headed more towards long-term in shares. leverage is down a lot. i don't care what anyone says. there are adjuncts to wall street that are in the been addressed by are still problematic, that would include the rating agencies and the mortgage originators, both of which need to be brought under the regulatory tent. but in the end, wall street isn't broken, it sure is dangerously diminished. and we have to remember wall street is a critical component of credit creation, much bigger be the banking system, in fact. >> susie: as you know, president obama, congress, the public, they don't want to go through another one of these financial crises and they want to do something to prevent tha

this is exclusive video from our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. police say they were forced to shoot the suspect after he attacked one of the officers with a knife. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest that protected him from getting hurt. the suspect later died at the hospital. >> the subject tried to stab an officer in the back. the officer's partner witnessed this, withdrew his service weapon and fired multiple shots in defense of that officer. >> reporter: both officers have been placed on routine administrative leave. police have not released the name of the suspect who was shot and killed. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> maryland prosecutors say they want tougher anti-gang laws. the state's gang prosecution act went into effect back in 2007. in annapolis the state's top law enforcement officials including baltimore state's attorney patricia jessamy met with the house judiciary committee. prosecutors say the language of the act makes it too difficult to legally define a gang or its members and the punishment is not serious enoug

this is exclusive video from our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill.police say they were forced to shoot the suspect after he attacked one of the officers with a knife. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest that protected him. the suspect died at the hospital. >> the suspect tried to stab an officer in the back. the officer's partner witnessed this withdrew his service weapon and fired multiple shots in defense of that officer. >> reporter: the officers are on routine administrative leave. police haven't released the name of the suspect shot and killed. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a look at some of the other top stories. still no word yet if police will file charges against the johns hopkins student accused of using a samurai sword to kill an intruder. police say the suspect has been identified as 49-year-old donald rice and they say he was an habitual offender. rice died at the scene. >>> lawyers for accused city councilwoman helen holton produced what they say is evidence holton is being singled out. documents reveal that developer r

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this is just shot by our overnight photographer pete on the street o'neil. you can see drivers have to take it very slowly. that's just a word of caution if you are going to be out and good in the next couple of minutes actually. if you step out the door, heavy rain. it's going to taper off as we head into the next couple of hours. it's already starting to pond on the roadways. taking a look at the conditions outside at this hour. we're looking at a temperature 57 degrees. relative humidity 100%. wind is out of the north- northwest at 8 miles per hour. this is why we have all that rain. there's a big storm off the coast spreading the rain shield all the way back into the central part of the state, now even into the western portion. as far as rain amounts so far, we've been seeing the most of it on the eastern shore seeing almost an inch and a half of rain since midnight. three-quarters of an inch in baltimore. a little less than that over a tenth of an inch to baltimore. that storm will be tearing apart, shearing apart, rather, as we head through the next co

this is exclusive video from our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. baltimore county police say the suspect stole the car and became nervous when he saw police a little after 4:00 this morning on york road near towson university. that's when he floored it, hit this wall and crashed over it. the man crawled out of the car and that's when officers arrested him. >>> today baltimore city spending board is expected to approve a massive budget cut that will include layoffs, furloughs for just about every single city employee. sherrie johnson is live outside of city hall with more. >> reporter: good morning. yes. the city faces more than a $60 million budget shortfall and last night the fire chief met with his personnel to try to explain the situation. he says basically cuts are coming. now what we have to do is figure out how to make the cuts without sacrificing public safety. the head of the firefighters union said he talked to a number his longtime colleagues who say morale has never been lower. he says all the city's firefighters could be furloughed for

sources tell our pete on the street o'neil someone found a man laying in the middle of erdman avenue off the 3200 block of bel air road. no arrests have been made yet. >>> also this morning, baltimore city police also trying to determine who shot three people last night, killing one of them. it happened in the area of the 500 block of radner avenue at york road in north baltimore north of cold spring lane. this all happened around 8:45 last night when police responded to reports of shots being fired. >> when they got here, they found two shooting victims in the block. one, an adult male had been shot in the head. the other, a 38-year-old male had been shot in the right arm and leg. both were transported to area hospitals. one was pronounced dead a short time later. >> after that, a third shooting victim showed up. police say they are still trying to determine if this man was somehow involved in the other shooting. >>> it's 5:04 right now. they were the stars on the hit hbo series "the wire," and now are using the show to save kids from a life of crime. sonia song who played a detecti

laughter ] this piece is the last scene in a play i wrote myself called "the wishful dreams of danny o'neil." thank you. [ applause ] i will warn you. i will warn you that i have never performed it for an audience that hasn't wept to the point of being shattered. [ laughter ] so get ready to be moved. hi, dad. [ soft piano plays ] [ laughter ] please, no laughter. [ laughter ] you look so small in that hospital bed. like a boy. they said you can't hear me, but i know you can. just like when i was little and you would watch tv, and you would ignore me. [ laughter ] please, no laughter. [ laughter ] why wouldn't you talk to me, dad? i was a 5-year-old boy! i would sit there wringing my hands, and my mind would race. i should havbeen in your lap, eating popcorn. you laughing at a joke i told you and hugging me hard. but there we sat, drowning in that thick irish disappointment of yours. [ laughter ] i watched my mom die slowly from it. and i would find her in the lilac bushes. [ laughter ] i'd say, "what's wrong, mama?" [ laughter ] she would say, "your daddy's so sad." [ laughter ] thank you.

i'm kind of old school, i wish we had the days of tip o'neill and walter kron cite acronkite rogers and howdy doody, we can only stand up so far. we can stand up and argue. but at the end of the day we're going to be americans and we're going to stand up in the things that are wrong. this simply is wrong. quite frankly, i'm surprised my party is saying, oh, no, racism has nothing to do, bigotry has nothing to do with a piece of this. a piece of this is directly attributable back to bigoted attitudes that people share. >> you know, back in the old days you're taking charge of the democrats there. let me say something against the republicans. there was a time when william f. buckley would stand up to those in the conservative movement who were birthers, john bercher types saying eisenhower, general eisenhower was a communist. it's unbelievable what they were charging. his brother milton was a communist. there are those who thought that being a conservative meant being anti-semitic. people like bill buckley said no way can you be part of our movement. where are the conservatives out there

. >> stan o'neill kept telling his people why aren't remore like lehman. well, yes, there was a managerial mistake in business judgement, in concentrating on derivatives. in concentrating on securitized real estate transactions. but that was on the premise that mr. greenspan and a lot of others said don't worry about it. we have the perfect market. there will never be another depression. there is enough fault to go around so that you could fill up a train from here to washington d.c.. >> reporter: in fact, as harvard professor and former wall street regulator robert glauber, pretty much everybody was on board with dick fuld. >> it is very easy in retrospect to look back and say my god, how could they have been so dumb. but he wasn't that much more aggressive and more exposed than his competitors. >> he made $300 billion -- 300 million, didn't he. >> you should write that on the painting. >> all right, i'll do it. >> reporter: dick fuld who declined to talk on camera was brought before congress after the collapse in pretty of the same spirit of antipathy. >

our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill was out here on this scene just before 11:00 last night. police say a car slid and crashed into an suv. and sources at the scene tell to us one of the passengers had a really unlucky day. he had just been released from the hospital yesterday after being mugged, then got into this wreck. everybody is going to be ok. a crash victim says all the people involved go to morgan. >>> an update on a story involving a gang rape in baltimore city. >> "the washington times" confirms one of the three men accused is the son of a foreign diplomat. sherrie johnson joins us in our studio to explain what that could mean in the case against him. >> reporter: good morning. adam's father is the new u.s. ambassador from nigeria. he and two other nigerian suspects were arrested july 25th for the gang rape of two women in baltimore city. police say they accepted a ride from the suspects in downtown baltimore. sources say they were threatened at northpoint knifepoint, taken to a high school parking lot and raped. according to published reports since

this is exclusive video from our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. police say they were forced to shoot the suspect after he tried to attack one of the officers with a knife. that suspect later died at the hospital >> shortly after midnight, this morning, officers from the monument street initiative were conducting a drug arrest in the 2800 block of orleans street. officers encountered a suspect, the suspect tried to stab an officer in the back. the partner witnessed this, withdrew his service weapon and fired multiple shots in defense of the officer. >> reporter: the officer who opened fire is on routine administrative leave. police haven't released the name of the suspect who was shot and so, abc2 news. >>> 5:01. the latest on the johns hopkins university student who used a sword to kill a suspected burglar. >> it happened early yesterday morning. it happened outside an apartment house just off campus on the 300 block of east university parkway. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live near the campus where the increased police presence is definitely felt

i saw o'neill grab him and pull him back and there's when i could tell he was hit.see it great. i didn't want to really look at it. but i remember seeing a hole -- it looked like a mist of red. >> he was at the end of the convey, he didn't know pat was killed by friendly fire. kevin was kept in the dark for a month. >> the military told pat's family he was told by the taliban. the tillmans did not learn the truth until five weeks later. >> i think it's wrong. i mean, you don't tell somebody a story that didn't happen to try and make them feel better. there's not a whole lot that will make them feel better at the time. might as well tell him the truth. >> pat's brother kevin went before congress to talk about it. >> revealing that pat's death was a fratricide would have been another political disaster, so the alternative narrative had to be constructed. >> krakauer's book reveals new information about tillman's death. known until now only to the army and to his family. this video never before aired was taken by army investigators in 2006. it shows the spot where pat

investigators tell our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that the rig somehow flipped702 around 11:00 last night. no hazmat was called. that was not the issue, crews were able to reopen the road very shortly after this accident. the tractor was the only vehicle involved in the crash. >>> people in park heights are set to learn more about plans for a roundabout in their community. officials are hoping it will ease traffic at the busy intersection of park heights and druid park drive and also reisterstown road. and thursday night residents will get to have their say on the proposal at a community forum. officials from the department of transportation and city council are expected to attend this meeting. >>> brazilian supermodel gisele not only has great looks but good will as well. named good will ambassador for the united nations environmental program and used her position to send a message home saying brazil's president should propose better laws to stop the destruction of the world's largest rainforest. >>> the fall chill in the air. that means time to dance. >> let's

police tell pete on the street o'neill four or five people were hurt. none of them seriously. they are looking for the driver of a silver lexus suv that hit the group. if you know anything call police. >>> a cell phone tower looks like a tree. they think this is a good compromise but not everyone is happy about it. they hope the build the 80 tower in sparks glen coarea but the valley planning council is fighting it because it is designated national historic area and ski nick route. they say -- scenic route. they say it will stick out like a sore thumb amongst the other trees. >> blend in completely, seamlessly, no bottle brushes sticking out. >> by the time you take it and stick this in with the rest of the trees you have problems finding it. >> the debate continues. reps for verizon will meet with county leaders at a hearing october 14th. until then we want your two cents. would you be willing to have a cell phone tower in your neighbourhood if it meant a stronger cell phone signal? find out now at abc2news.com tell us what you think >> we want to know what you thing of the p

this is exclusive video from our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. police say they were forced to shoot the suspect after he attacked one of the officers with a knife. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest that protected him from getting hurt. the suspect died at the hospital. >> shortly after midnight this morning officers from the monument street initiative were conducting an arrest in the 2800 block of orleans street. then officers encountered a suspect. the suspect tried to stab an officer in the back. the partner witnessed this, withdrew his service weapon and fired multiple shots in defense of that officer. >> reporter: both officers have been placed on routine administrative leave. police have not released the name of the suspect who was shot and killed. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> time now 6:02. an officer involved in the shooting, this comes two days after an off-duty police officer opened fire monday afternoon in northeast baltimore. he was shot by an off-duty officer after police say the suspect broke into the officer's ho

investigators tell our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that the rig somehow flipped near the 702 around 11:00 last night. the tractor-trailer was the only vehicle involved in this crash. the road was reopened shortly after the wreck. >>> plans to close baltimore city's huge budget gap could be held up in a dispute with the city's fire and police departments. so this week the board of estimates is expected to approve a plan to furlough every city employee for at least five days. the head of the city police union has said the union has a clause in its contract stating that officers cannot be furloughed. the head of the city's  firefighters union says the fire chief thinks furloughs and layoffs layoffs would lead to the closures of eight to 10 fire companies. negotiations ongoing between the mayor's staff and unions. the city council president says with or without furloughs the police and fire unions will have to find a way to reduce their budgets just like every other city agency. >> i feel very confident that they will make cost savings in line with what each agency

the story of the buffalo soldiers, which is wonderful, but as shall be put in the story like buck o'neil baseball, like wynton marsalis with jazz, like jack johnson, he hits it out of the park when we go off the questions that are specific to that and that is the great glory of american history. as long as you pigeonhole people, segregate them into their areas, you are not doing anyone any favors. sheldon johnson knows how to talkç about the buffalo soldie, but more importantly, he knows how to talk about the national parks. there are too many communities in our country that do not yet feel and ownership of these parks, and it is quite often inner-city african-americans. sheldon comes from inner-city detroit. are also a a hispanic americans. -- or also hispanic americans. our outreach has sent me to many cities and i can show these kids, these schools, these folks in these communities heroes that look and sound like them, heroes of the national parks that are as important as anybody else. that is the great bottom up democratic story, the bigger arc of the story of the national parks. >>

this is exclusive video shot by our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill.on rolling road and wilkens avenue. the driver apparently trying to avoid a car that swerved into his lane when he lost control and crashed. the two college students who helped the man were heading home with the group of friends. they stopped and ran over to help the victim after seeing the car on its side. one of them grabbed a tire iron to free the man but stopped after realizing if they pulled him out they could hurt him even more. the students say they are just glad they could help. >> i guess the first thing in my mind was help the guy out. make sure he was all right. >> i like doing this. hopefully turns out to be my career. >> reporter: both terrance and matt are studying to become police officers. they say it runs in the family. one mother is a retired officer. the other is a state trooper. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a look now at some of the other top stories. they said they would fight back and they are. the community group acorn filed a lawsuit now against james

some amazing crash video from our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. 3:00 thisg police say a cabbie jammed right into eight passengers, into his car -- jammed eight passengers, into his car and two children. then it collided injuring everyone in the cab. the driver of the suv wasn't hurt but the passengers were taken to area hospitals. no word if the cabbie will face charges. >>> a man is recovering after police say he crashed his moped into a guardrail and flipped over the embankment this morning. it happened at frederick avenue and millington in southwest baltimore. rescuers had to use ropes and gurney to pull him up and take him to the hospital. he's expected to be ok. >>> you sat there thinking there's no way a ravens team can lose when scoring 31 points. no way! ray lewis into it. joe flacco kits kelley washington. 27-yard touchdown score. he hits todd heap for a 10-yard score that put up the ravens. then phillip rivers hits vincent jackson and that brought san diego back to within five but the game came down to fourth and 2 had he ravens 15. at the ravens

. >>> our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill at the scene of this crash in northeast baltimore. sources say a car carrying students from morgan state university slid on the wet roads and crashed into an suv on loch raven boulevard near havenwood around 10:30 last wright in. no one was seriously hurt. a one boy had a really bad day. he was released from the hospital earlier yesterday for a mugging. now he's recovering from a car crash. >>> one day before the eighth anniversary of september 11th officials launched a web site asking people to contribute images of the terrorist attack. the photographs, audio and video will appear on line as part of a project called make history. the footage will be part of the national september 11th memorial and museum set to open in 2012. officials plan a news conference this morning to unveil their web efforts. >>> 6:02. now to a story involving a gang rape in baltimore city. >> "the washington times" confirms one of the three men accused in the rape is the son of a foreign diplomat. abc2 news sherrie johnson is here to explain what th

. >>> look what our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill ran into. this is going on in front of him. this is a story you'll only see on abc2 news. the police chopper was following a suspect in this red van in the middle of the screen, right there. and when police tried to pull him over he took off. so they followed him to caroline and east monument streets where he crashed into a car. right there is the officer who is in the security booth at hopkins hospital. the car crashed into there and this man, we believe, is a preacher here in baltimore. he was in a car that was also hit. the driver of the car, the security guard, both went to hopkins, right there of course. the driver of the van was taken to the hospital in handcuffs. we do not know why the vehicle took off from police. >>> you're on edmondson avenue, all of a sudden your floor mat kind of slides down and covers, oh, the gas pedal and all of a sudden you're going, whoa. >> we have a problem. toyota thinks it's so bad the carmaker will order a huge recall. here's linda so to tell you about it.

this is video from our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill.e fire started just after 5:00 this morning on 41st 1st street. everyone got out ok. no word now on the cause. again, that scene should be cleared up soon. >>> and we continue to follow the breaking news from new jersey. authorities say four lakewood police officers were shot executing a search warrant in new jersey, two taken to the hospital. this happened 2:30 this morning northeast of philadelphia. authorities say an officer was struck in the face. the other shot in the foot. they are at the hospital. two other officers sustained minor injuries when they were shot in their bulletproof vests. police shot the suspect several times. he's in the hospital as well. >>> an abc2 news exclusive -- two college students did their internship on wilkens and rolling road this morning. >> the two want to become police officers when they graduate. judging from what they did this morning they passed their first test. linda so has an exclusive report. what happened? >> reporter: they certainly passed

investigators tell our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that the rig somehow flipped over around route 702 around 11:00 last night. the tractor was the only vehicle involve in the crash, the road reopened shortly after the crash. >>> 6:02. plans to close baltimore city's huge budget gap could be held up in a dispute with the city's fire and police departments. this week the board of estimates is expected to approve a plan to furlough every city employee for at least five days. the head of the city's police union says that the union has a clause in their contract that says officers cannot be furloughed. the head of the city's fire department says that the union there, the fire chief thinks that furloughs and layoffs would lead to the closure of eight to 10 fire companies. city council president says that with or without furloughs the police and fire unions will have to find a way to reduce their budgets just like every other city agency. >> i feel very confident they will make cost savings in line with, you know, what each agency has been asked to do. >> the overhaul p

psychology professor kathleen o'neill was inspired by her students, late night employees that work hard hours. she petition that the school to offer classes on the graveyard shift. >> to get the students that might not be traditional. >> and janine is a busy mother of five who works unpredictable hours. this time slot allows her to focus. >> my day is crazy when not at work. >> debbie works evenings, these odd hours gave for the incentive to go back to school. >> i had never finished college course and i always wanted to. >> many of the roughly 2200 community colleges in this nation are stretched to capacity. budget shortfalls are forcing states to make hard choices. >> they have cut back on funding to higher education, particularly herding community colleges that are so dependent on state support. >> others were forced to turn away students. advocates for the package proposed by the obama administration before congress will provide funds needed to support and expand community colleges nationwide. shepard: the best selling author, dan brown, sold a quick million copies of his new book,

later this week, christian slater, rachael ray, jenna elfman, ed o'neill and sofia vergara and shakirashow. are you excited about that? are you a shakira fan? >> yes. >> who are you more excited about, sofia vergara or shark? >> both. >> both. this is guillermo, our parking lot security guard. applauding himself. [ laughter ] by the way, i want to say hello to uncle frank who's back on the job with us after -- uncle frank, how you feeling? uncle frank was in the hospital getting a vasectomy and he took off a few days. everything came out all right? >> yes, i'm fine. thank you. >> all right. no more unwanted kids, you program us -- you promise us? >> yeah. >> you know matt damon, the actor. i personally have a complicated relationship with him. matt has a new movie called "the informant" that almost did not make it to the screen because some -- i guess some of the footage got damaged an they had to reshoot a key scene, but matt couldn't make it to the reshoot. why couldn't he make it again? >> because he was at new year's eve doing a movie about the life of queen latifah. >> that's righ

and on friday, christian slater, ed o'neill, sofia vergara, and music from shakira.o set your dv-vcr's. by the way, right now on ebay, i want to mention, we're auctioning off former illinois governor rod blagojevich's seat. he sat on it when he was on the show. he signed it. right now, the bidding is at $5,500. the auction ends tomorrow night. so check it out on ebay. a seat like this is something no american family should be without. [ laughter ] our first guest is a gifted actor, comedian and clothes wearer whose unique sense of style could make even a cranberry members only jacket look good. his new book, "barack like me", comes out october 6. please say hello to david alan grier. [ cheers and applause ] is there a problem with sitting in the governor's seat? >> no, i just feel dirty. >> well, that's not going to help the value of the chair, david. how are you? >> i'm well, jimmy. i think you could tell how i am. [ laughter ] >> good. >> little different. from the last time you saw me. whole new persona. you know? >> you're gay now? >> no, not quite. not quite. i'

next week our guests include eva longoria-parker, christian slater, david alan grier, ed o'neill, sofiagara, pink, kelly clarkson, shakira. and we'll have a very special appearance from matt damon, so mark that all down on your calendars. this is my cousin sal. oh, i almost forgot, i want to welcome a special visitor from disneyland we have to the show. a young man who worked in the chicken fingers department at disney land. he was talking before the show about how much he loves us there. >> i thought you said he hated it. >> no, he absolutely loves it, he thinks it's the best place -- >> in the warm-up it sounded like he hated it. >> i know it sounded like that, but i think he was being sarcastic. >> we can give him a job -- oh, no we're disney too. >> the citizens of los angeles are looking for release from the heat and we sent our cousin sal to a frozen yogurt store to help them cool off. >> hello, ladies. what can i get you? >> can i get a small raspberry poem grand gnat. >> a small raspberry, okay. small, here's your change. >> that's not -- that's a small? >> all right. have a goo

and bernie would be tuning up and then if we won a ballgame, i would hear the guitar can then paul o'neiln the drums. it was quiet entertain negligent clubhouse. >> thank you for coming and being a surprise guest and giving us a great thrill. good luck on the dodger ball game this weekend, thank you. >> thank you. >> that was a great suprize. >> we wanted to throw one on you, bernie. >> threw a curve ball there. >> this is an amazing cd. called moving forward. unbelievable range of music. when i first heard it. oh, my gosh, i expected you to bang a couple of cords. this is truly incredible music . we are going to have bernie williams on guitar, next. stay with us. we'll be right back. he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old! - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- his and hers. - ( crowd gasping ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( chirp ) even steven. - ( chirp ) mansion. - ( chirp ) good to go. ( grunts ) timber! ( chirp ) boss? what do we do with the shih-tzu? - ( crowd gasps ) - ( chirp ) joint custody. - phew! - anno

deserved to be booed because he was not a liberal, and when it was said about ronald reagan by tip o'neillhat he had ice in his starts, he was a lovely iris democrat, so therefore, whatever he had -- that he had ice in his heart, and he was a lovely irish democrats, so therefore, whatever he said did not matter. his justice department just dropped a case which they were winning against a group of left- wing activists who were filmed browbeating and intimidating voters last year. bill: the black panther case in philadelphia. >> exactly. so as long as you are a left winger, violating rolls, disrupting meetings, imposing nor will, yelling at people -- violating rules, that is not bad -- bill: we do not justify a bad behavior. i think you'll also be made that mistake. you win the debate and the long run -- in the long run with the facts. you do not win it by calling people names. you do not win it by being disruptive to the president of the united states. even if you disagree with him, you do not do that, but i have to submit to you that there is a lot of mean is going andrea i think it is wor

i met him in the eugene o'neill foundation up in waterford, connecticut.e who really were -- we were herbalists. >> jimmy: oh, okay. [ laughter ] i think i got what you said. [ cheers and applause ] >> we were horticulturists. >> jimmy: that's a good way to put it. >> there were a lot of people there, and we wre very, very studied about it. so, we got together and then we decided to share an apartment. he paid -- we both paid half of the rent. it was $150 a week, a month. it was up on 89th street. and it was amazing, amazing apartment. and then michael got a show called "streets of san francisco." >> jimmy: oh, yeah, right. >> we were splitting that rent. >> jimmy: you're out on your own now? >> no, no, he paid while -- he sent the check. every month from san francisco. >> jimmy: what a good dude. >> swear to god. >> jimmy: what a good guy. that's awesome. that's a good story. yeah, it's cool. >> you wouldn't have done that. >> jimmy: i wouldn't have done that. >> no, i know. >> jimmy: no, no, no. i remember i had a roommate once, he slept in closet. and h

merrill is a brokerage firm run for many generations before stan o'neill and john thain. and tell them, listen, the culture is not going to change here. we think the top guy should stay. the top brokers are close to people like the former ceo, dan tully, the former ceo. what we have here is both sides gearing up for battle to retain talent. this happen as lot on wall street. big news up-front commissions to get these guys come over. this is where you'll see the big battle go between merrill lynch -- excuse me, bob mccann if he does take that job. he needs to get bank of america, they need a settlement on his noncompete. they are working on that right now. it pay come to a head today. then it's what jobs -- then he has to reach an agreement with somebody and presumably has been in talks with ubs. what job does he take at ubs? from what i understand he's been offered the entire americas job. owe just wants to do wealth management. >> maybe he'll take over painewebber. after spending all that money to buy that firm. >> painewebber is the brokerage division of ubs. maria snic

and then, if we won a ball game, i'd hear the guitar and then there's be paul o'neill on the drums so in the clubhouse. >> mike: joe, thanks for coming and being a surprise guest and giving awes thrill. good luck to the dodgers on the ball game this weekend, take care, thank you. >> thank you. [applaus [applause]. >> that was a great surprise. >> mike: and-- >> incredible there. >> mike: this is an amazing cd. called moving forward. bernie williams, unbelievable range of music. i told you when i first heard it i thought oh, my gosh, i was expecting you to bang a couple of boards. and thises some truly incredible music. we are going to have bernie williams on guitar next, you do not want to miss it, stay with us, we will be right back. for all the moments that make every day special. fancy feast introduces an entirely new way to celebrate any moment. fancy feast appetizers. simple high quality ingredients like wild alaskan salmon, white meat chicken, or seabass and shrimp in a delicate broth, prepared without by-products or fillers. new fancy feast appetizers. celebrate the moment. it'

tip o'neil is rolling over. jim wright may have had his problems. but he was railroaded. he was a speaker. when he said something he did it. it is time the democrats lead and quite disguising problems. look at the tax code. these imports are coming in, our trade deficit, chris, is $700 billion plus. beam me up. how can we overcome these problems. >> you're talking with this populous fervor, jim traficant and yet the democratic party and the congress voted you out. they voted to kick you out. how do you go back into a room of politicians and say you guys were all wrong, i was right? all wrong. i'm the only guy in the room that was right? >> i don't have to tell anybody they are wrong or right. i was targeted by the justice department since 1983, the only american to defeat the justice department in rico. they couldn't live with that. i was a number one target in the american/israeli public affairs committee. people are scared to death in washington to say what is wrong with the country. if you reconcile some big people you're done. they're more concerned with perpetuity. a

. >>> nba star shaquille o'neill is playing for a new team and he's also got some new digs.t. shaq just moved into this house in richmond, ohio. it's definitely mott short on -- not short on square footage. 7,000 square feet. one feature may have sealed the deal for the big guy. >> there's a basketball court in the inside so i think that was one of the reasons that shaq chose this area. >> the neighborhood is just a short drive to the cleveland cavaliers practice center. just down the road from his new teammate lebron james. >>> time for the fox 5 high school game of the week. tonight's matchup, the defendi maryland 3a state champions. the west lake wolverines taking on the hurricanes. who took home a win? >> reporter: going into tonight'game boast west lake and huntingtown were unbeaten at 3-0 but after four quarters, only one team would remain perfect. was it west lake or huntingtown who is trying to end the four- game skid to the wolverines? players thinking tonight is going to be a good, good night and it was. second quarter, 70 yards for the score. he is fast but not qu