everybody takes advantage of the patsy. we are viewed as the patsy, the foolish, stupid, use any word you want to use, a real weak, ineffective group of people and group of leaders. so i think whether they have low or high unemployment, they look at the country and they see what is happening and i think that the republican candidate in the name of mitt romney is going to win. >> greta: all right. suppose you couldn't run your business enterprise at all. suppose that governor mitt romney is elected president. you could pick any job in the administration. what do you think donald trump would be best suited for and enjoy most? >> first of all, i am not looking for a job. >> greta: i know you are not. what would be intriguing to you? >> i happening i would be a great job at secretary of commerce because i wouldn't let clina rip us off and india and all of these countries that are taking advantage and very intelligently from their standpoint, but noteurs. but i wouldn't let opec, i wouldn't let some of these countries that just

>>reporter: she is speaking of her mother or, patsy inside this house. this entire structure was destroyed >>reporter: she realized that the roof was on fire and it took off. >> she got in her car and drove to a field that was on fire. there were not able to get to work. one described this as certain debt. she was on her cellphone with her grandson. they're my 13 year old son was on the phone with her to. he just said that please get out and please be safe. i think that he kept thatcalm and she kept saying that i was going to be okay. and she said i love you. and they hung up. >>reporter: she made it and when everything was lost the gold fish are okay. and the american flag is still wawaving. she said that she was not going to die this way. it just like my mom, she was flying down highway 20 jumped out and increased. they embraced. fork i do not know how long. >>reporter: melanie says that her mother, patsy got a very first hand fought out what happened to but still broken up of what happened. >>pam: team coverage of the wild fire continues it is not jus

who has retained or achieved the necessary credibility, where this issue is concerned. >> simon: patsyligious affairs correspondent for the "irish times." he says other high-ranking figures in the church have been directly tied to the cover-up... >> cardinal sean brady: we must admit that grave errors of judgment were made. >> simon: ...including archbishop martin's superior, cardinal sean brady. when he was a young priest, brady interviewed two teenagers who'd been abused by a priest. 20 years later, when one of them sued the church, it was revealed that brady had ordered him to remain silent. >> mcgarry: he met those young people, he believed those young people, he swore them to secrecy as part of the canon law investigation process. he never informed the police, he never informed the health authorities. he informed nobody in civil society. >> simon: just last november, the church agreed to a secret financial settlement in dublin high court. cardinal brady has apologized for his actions and said he was ashamed he did not uphold the values he believes in. the priest he helped protect

patsy a -- patti ann? mitt romney and president obama running neck and neck before the convention. with trop stal sto tropical sto isaac delaying the events they are afraid it could over shadow the convention. let's go to tampa and ask indiana delegate and former white house aid to president bush dede. >> hi patti ann. how are you? >> they have had to condense four-days of speeches into three-days. can they get it done at that time? it is good or bad? >> we have hurricane or tropical storm isaac. that is serious problem for folks and it is something that americans are worried about and delegates to worry about. we need one night to nominate mitt romney the next president of the united states. one night of that. if we have three nights break we will have a wonderful convention very positive. we are going to nominate the best president of the united states. one storm one day is not a problem at all. >> if there is media coverage of both at the same time and the knelt works a-- networks are bo back hopefully

the defense characterized him as a dumb and stupid patsy. they claim that they took a high-profile case and work backwards from a conclusion. the accused shooter in the case is expected to go on trial september 11. 11 news. >> four men have been indicted in the murder of robert givens, who was found shot to death in front of his baltimore county,. is believed he -- it is believed he became a target when he turned down a bribe. the four men are keyon beads, clifford butler, derius duncan, and david johnson. >> the shooter in the perry hall shooting remains under observation in a psychiatric hospital. the victim remains in critical condition after suffering a bruised lung and a cracked rib from the shotgun blast. we are told that they are working to close at a dinner plate-sized hole in his chest. he has been on a breathing tube for most of the week. meanwhile, perry hall looks to post the first football team sense -- first football game since the tragedy. >> that came will start and about one hour. tonight and through the weekend, expect this

and patsy kito, director of the samoan community development center. [applause] we want to thank and did knowledge southwest airlines for their sponsorship and providing all of the awards with -- award winners with two round-trip tickets to anywhere southwest airlines flies with an unlimited supply of peanuts. i want to ask -- to presnent the community leadership award, and join me in welcoming dr. emily murase. >> thank you so much. how is everybody doing? a great, a joyous occasion. i have served on the board of education and i am pleased to announce the finalists and the awardee, all engaged in events in education. the criteria is described in the program, i want go through it here. it is important for us to recognize community leaders with a commitment to the educational needs of our community to ensure that the next generation of pacific and asian americans are here to address the concerns. the finalists in the community leadership category are -- program director of asian american community for education. soca mao, the juvenile justice prevention

patsy in tennessee, please. >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi, patsy. >> caller: thanks for letting me call youneed your help. permian basin. >> it got hammered today. >> caller: should i sell it? >> no, no, no. you're fine. you have the cash distribution. oil will go up. you're fine. tom in illinois. tom. >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah from east central illinois. >> nice. >> caller: calling about walmart. >> i like walmart. everybody's bummed. it went to where i expected it to go. 50% of the position now. if it goes below 70 you can buy more. u sr houston in california. >> caller: dreamworks, dwa. >> no, not a fan. not great numbers. hasn't been a good winner. it's a loser. you should sell. you want to argue with me, be my guest. pat in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. first time caller. thanks for helping me when nobody else would. i have a speculative star scientific industries. stsi. >> this is the smokeless tobacco. i'm glad you call it speculative. you have not been a fan. [ sell, sell, sell ] philip morris pm is back. getting interesting. nick in florida, please. >> caller: hey, ji

fighting to keep his wife's remains buried in his front yard.james davis dug this grave for his wife patsy outside their home in 2009... he says he was just wishes... but the city sued a judge ordered him to ere and - disinter his wife. the ruling is on hold as the alabama civil court of appeals considers his challenge. --- react to story --- 3 3 3 3 3 a list of the best places to live is released and two maryland towns are on the list.what to consider before settling down. 3 the army is turning to an old cold remedy.. to treat soldiers with depression. researchers are studying whether a nasal spray can safely deliver a certain anti- depressive chemical to the brain, helping curb suicidal thoughtt.the naturally- occurring chemical.... "t-r-h"... has trouble reaching the brain through pills or injection.this nees comes after a spike in soldier suicides.the army counted 38 in july alone... and at least 120 so far in 2012. a breast cancer diagnosis is life threatening..but it doesn't mean life is over. a harris interactive survey plastic surgeons reveals women want to know their options when

was propaganda by the rebels to get the west to intervene you know what it work they play this for patsies you want to reply to that right now i think if you look at the human rights abuses you know i could i think your sense where they said they were going to hunt down every rebel and every closet in benghazi i mean qaddafi was a madman there was going to be an iranian but there's a lot of my feeling about you and me is just that you know you were wrong and it's very interesting that you listen to god you took him seriously once ok he had a long history of saying crazy things george jump in. he wasn't crazy about yes i was so yes i was just because he says you know he says something that in terms of rhetorical overkill and. nato intervenes but in fact i mean it was all these interventions i mean not just on libya the united states neglected any kind of diplomacy because he was very anxious to intervene i mean we saw this in kosovo and before that involves near precisely again while talks of massacres and genocide and so on and you know in order to justify u.s. intervention so the obama ad

his name is james davis and he buried patsy ruth davis a few feet from their front porch in 2009.rtment says burial plots are allowed on private property but city officials sued to have 0 her disinterred, dug up, because he lives on the main road through town. the county judge agreed with them but it's all heading to an appellate court so patsy will stay put at least for now. so tough call because i support this guy -- first of all, if you go through many parts of this country, people have cemeteries, entire, giant cemeteries, in their front yards. that's how people used to bury people. i don't think there's going to be some mad rush to bury somebody in their front yard. here is a guy -- >> he's in a downtown area. >> of stevenson. >> yeah, but still, we don't live in that city. the city officials -- >> and flowers. this is her gravesite. >> should be allowed to have some control -- they should be allowed in their own city to have some control over something which is a public health issue. >> it's not a public health issue. >> you could see this as the next brooklyn. they let them

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confession time -- >> facebook friend patsy says -- >> so keep the guesses coming and you'll find outf you're correct at 6:54. [ male announcer ] on one corner, one pharmacist started it all: charles walgreen had a mission to help people be happy and healthy. from inventing the first chocolate malt... to creating a nonprofit pharmacy for our troops... to the first child safety caps. walgreens has been innovating for over a hundred years. and we're just getting started. with more and more ways to be well every day. here at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> welcome back. just about 6:23 with your weather first on this friday morning. and it's a good looking morning out there. if we have some clouds we're dealing with but they're high clouds. in rain coming from them and your morning and even most of your day is going to end up being a dry warm one. here's a look at the day planner, looking at tysons corner with the broken cloudens. we've got temperatures which will be climbing from the 70s here at 8:00 in town to the upper 80s this afternoon. which is the stray shower or storm possib

. >> i had like a patsy question of all of you, and he goes back to what i mentioned a couple minutesabout mr. mcneil suggesting i had exaggerated that these guys to come back from the war and created something that it never really been before. they may journalism an honorable profession. they made it an absolutely essential part of american democracy, which in many ways it had not been before. and they created in my view of the greatest era of press, independence and integrity in history. and i like to throw it out and get people's reaction. yes, ma'am. >> my dad trained the 26th pilots during world war ii. and flew in korea. 94 missions over korea, first navigator. and he told me that first of all, yet great admiration admiration for walter cronkite because when my dad was working on shuttle systems he was out there with the guys in the no gravity things. .dat was a fun thing to do. but i asked my dad did he ever think about the people on the ground when he was dropping bombs over korea. and he said you don't think about that. you just think about missions. as soon as they bombed th

>>reporter: she is talking about her mother, patsy.and the entire structure was destroyed. >> she looked through it and realize that the roof was on fire. she took off. a >>reporter: she took off. she got in her car and drove. >> she tried to go down the driveway and flames were coming out of this direction. fireballs kept coming round around her she was afraid that the car was going to go up in flames. she actually off the road a couple of times with smoke in the car but the will to get through. >>reporter: the 13 year-old grandson was on the phone with her. >> and he kept saying to get out. and i think he kept her calm and she said that i will be okay. and she said i love you. and he hung up. >> she made it. even her goldfish are okay. and the american flag. >> when she was out driving she said that i am not going to die this way. she was flying down highway # 20 and jumped out at the first fire man. and embraced. >>reporter: j.r. stone, kron4 " >>pam: to show you the magnitude of the lake county fire this is video from a kron 4 view

paul and patsy. steph we saw you in santa fe and albuquerque and he just got our new york city tickets. our son who does improve is excited to see you. >> stephanie: that's really cool. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. so see -- i through myself off there, because i hit -- i hid the garbage cans. you want to tell people why? >> because -- >> stephanie: how long the emails are from the guy who owns the show. >> we got an email and he doesn't like the way the studio looks with all of the trash -- >> stephanie: it's yuck. it's during breakfast, and who wants to seafood and such. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> everyone is moving suits and masks. >> i love it when we get notes from mr. spacely. >> stephanie: miller move that casserole! >> sure, mr. spacely. >> stephanie: okay. jackie and bonnie in tampa, steph thank you for having a show in nyc, giving us a chance to have a trip we live in tampa. >> oh. >> stephanie: i would recommend a trip to the sexy liberal show should you be down the florida way. havi

good morning, patsy.aller: i was wondering if there was a connection between the american culture and the japanese culture as far as religion is concerned. i get the impression that the japanese culture is an eastern, buddhist religion. i was wondering if that mattered into his opinions about the culture being different because it is more of a peaceful culture. guest: i'm not sure the connection i would make -- i am not an expert on religion. i do know that right now japan is a peaceful society. it is important that we not think of culture as static and per minute and all-determined. japan was a very militaristic society and very aggressive. it is the same culture. it has changed a great deal over the past 75 or 80 years. host: larry from kentucky on air republicans line. caller: i heard that last comment about china become a peaceful society. japan? caller: i do not believe that because -- i got two little girls and a wife to worry about. i'm 51 years old and recovered from a car accident where i was hit

we're like a patsy. it's very foolish and i could use stronger words than that -- stupid.ppening with opec and energy, nobody talks to them and with all of the power we have and you look at what's going on with our energy prices and by the way it's zooming up again and gasoline prices are going through the roof again, and i just look at the way the country is viewed from the rest of the world, and we are not viewed with respect, and that's very unfortunate for president obama, but lots of bad things are happening to our country. >> but i'm just curious, before barack obama, you were a democrat for so many years. why did you become a democrat? >> i was an independent. i was a democrat years ago, many years ago, and i also come from new york, which is largely democratic, and i've supported many democrats over the years, over the years i've supported many, many democrats, i have many friends as democrats, which i view is a positive, not a negative, because somehow there has to be a coalition formed here. you can't just have two sides. that's another thing when you talk about