she said it was -- >> how many pen pals are you writing?st one. >> do you know what gangs these people are part of? >> i know that my baby's dad's confirmed -- >> you don't know what. >> the other gang? >> he's a orejone. are. >> according to the letter, this was on here. what does this mean? it's on the bottom part of the letter. >> i didn't write the letter. he wrote to me. >> he wrote that to you. this is garcia, she's a class officer here, she'll be monitoring you from this point on. any reports of gang-related activity i'll remove you from inmate worker status. you are not part of any gangs? >> no, sir. >> do you understand you're monitored for gang member activity? you are not a gang member? >> no. >> go back to your unit. >> thank you. >> thanks for your time. >> officer rodriguez and corporal garcia will continue to monitor perales and for now, would like to see her pen pal relationships continue. >> one reason why we're not jumping on that right at this point, we don't want to expose the fact that we know she's receiving mail. once

morin is up in the bull pen for the angels. now the check swing didn't go and even trout is charged up. >> tom: saw that from miguel cabrera. miggy loves to do that too. i didn't swing! i swear! ask the first base umpire! gets the call. >> joe: that's quint sagan who will work the plate tomorrow in the finale, a day game before the all-star break. >> harold: that's some quick thinking. checkpoint. >> joe: everything about trout has been quick. his rise to the big leagues, establishing himself as one of the best in the game, as he strikes out looking on a pitch over the outside corner, didn't like the call. 1 for 5 night for trout and west gets around a double and a walk in the eighth. morin is coming in. weaver's night is finished. he's looking for his tenth win. it's up to the angels' bull pen now as l.a. leads it by three. from safety... to fuel economy... to quality... today's chevrolet has it all. and great news - the chevy 72 hour sale has just been extended. you'll get 0% apr for 72 months. plus no monthly payments for th

time michelle left the bull pen bar.nvestigators asked managers at the odd fellows club if they remembered anything unusual about that night or about luke hasler. >> they said that mr. hasler was very intoxicated. he had done things that some people characterized as strange. he was on purpose spilling his drink. and then when the waitress would come over to mop up the floor, that he was peering down their tops. >> hasler was shown michelle's picture. he said she didn't know who she was and he'd never seen her. investigators looked in the bed of hasler's truck and could find no blood, although it looked like someone had recently washed it. so, investigators concocted a reduce, just to see how hasler would react. >> another detective took a napkin and a little bottle of water and kind of rubbed it along the back of the truck bed, kind of simulating a dna test. >> at the time, hasler showed no reaction, but later, he called friends to express his concerns. >> he started making a few phone calls to his girlfriend and two oth

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here comes gonzalez german from the mets pen. [ scraping ] [ tiles crashing on floor ] [ tiles crashing [ tiles crashing on floor ] hey,ird cries ] throw me a pepsi. [ tiles crashing on floor ] ♪ the cooler! ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new wild cherry and vanilla pepsi made with real sugar. ♪ gotcha. who wants a drink? [ all cheer ] [ male announcer ] a real big summer starts with new flavors of pepsi made with real sugar. grab some before it gets away. get the pepsi! >> kenny: gonzalez germen on to pitch for the mets after josh edgin went 1 2/3, germen facing elvis andrus 1 for 4 tonight. 20th appearance out of the bull pen for germen. looking ahead, the mets have tejada, the pitcher's spot and granderson due up in the bottom of the ninth. trailing by 2. >> cliff: talk about this mets bull pen, kenny, and you look at the last 59 plus innings for these guys, it held to 11 earned runs. noise adjustment. >> kenny: bull pen terrific last night allowing only two earned runs after 8 2/3 after the injury suffered by jonathan niese in the first inning. >> cliff: that played a big part in

i've got a pen and i've got a phone. >> stephen: he's got a pen and a phone. he's not only issuing executive orders, he's stealing office supplies. (laughter) somebody better glue down the stapler in the oval office, then staple down the glue gun. now fortunately speak of the house john bayne certificate putting an end to this overreach. >> house speaker john boehner says he is filing a lawsuit against the obama administration on behalf of congress. he's accusing can the president of going around the law by using executive orders. >> stephen: thank god someone is finally suing barack obama. though i always thought it would be whoever lived at 1601 pennsylvania avenue. i mean those helicopters have got to be-- some kind of noise violation. (laughter) and you'll never guess what boehner is suing obama over, unless you guessed obamacare. (laughter) jim? >> boehner says president obama overstepped his authority when he delayed the employer mandate portion of obamacare without first seeking congressional approval. >> what we're talk about here are maces where the p

convention with a sign, you have to sit in a pen, the free speech pen. >> jon: i remember when they hadhe convention here in new york. we were not allowed access even to normal ray's pizza places that. that entire area was "escape from new york." there was nothing you could do there. >> right. it's an amazing thing that the court does where... >> jon: how is that 9-0? and did that come up in argument, you have a before? >> well, two interesting things about the argument. one is that some of the justices literally couldn't figure out what 35 feet looked like. there was an enormous amount of this going on. they need to get out a little more. [laughter] and the other thing was that it was clear that even some of the liberal justices really took this very seriously as an infringement on free speech. so the fact that it was 9-0, and by the way, the majority opinion written by the chief justice, john roberts, two concurrences that are very angry that wanted to go further, one by sam alito. >> jon: go further, meaning you have to carry a protester on your back into the clinic? like you have to

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what is going on john oh you know just practicing my pen shocks the lots what ten shots the lot as it is a knife fighting martial arts no such thing is depends only counteroffensive when you're naked in the jungle instinct is your god. what does that have to do with the grads nothing you ask me what's going on. so what does nick hanauer is that letter about all right it talks about how wealth inequality in this country is that historic levels and it's rapidly increasing and of something isn't done about it soon the masses are going to rise up and overthrow the super rich with pitchforks it's an amazing amazing thing that an elite would actually come out and say something like this do you think it could really happen i sure hope so i don't have all my money tied up in pitchfork technology for my health pitchfork technology currently the top one percent of our country control forty percent of the wealth while the bottom fifty percent of one percent the revolution is coming so i'm developing pitchforks one that appeals to the revolutionaries and one that appeals the plutocrats aisle on b

what he has is a pen. >> oh. >> he is stabbing him. a number of people jump in trying to separate the two, continuing with the pen. police did find him shortly after, found blood on his sneakers realized this was the guy, and now he's being held for felonious assault. enrique taken to the hospital, got a staple in his head, and released later that night. he's going to be okay. >>> when you're driving a car, don't lose your patience with other drivers because this might happen. you have a white bmw on the right, and that's a nissan on the left. the driver stops, gets out of the car, has words with the driver of the bmw, and then the driver applies the accelerator, runs the man down. >> oh, oh! >> there's an balance right there. >> looks like he broke his foot. >> the driver gets out. like he's looking to see if he damaged his car, not checking to see if he hurt the man. he's 58 years old. the bmw guy drives away, this is a classic case of a hit-and-run. >> i see attpted murder. over. >> the police are looking for the driver of the bmw.

flag pens. >> danny, want to follow that one?ring, bob -- kidding. >> that you don't? >> that's a joke. i know you love america and we all share inkn that here. here's what i think. i've been doing research and tooking -- looking back toward my family history. my great grandparents came separately from italy and went to wyoming and my grandfather was coal miner and homesteader. walked in on one side of the american dream. two or three generations later i walked out on the other side i think that this country provides opportunity for immigrants all over the world. people happen to been born, fiv, six, generations in. >> i'm afraid to ask the next one but greg? >> what makes america great we'reke not like the rest of the world. that we're not them. what is alsoe' great. we have cinabon. we have indoor plum being. the we have rib-eye steaks the side size of your face. we have nfl cheerleaders an muscle cars and fireworks that blow your fingers off. we have deviled eggs, metallica and slayer. what else do you need? >> you can be a fi

. >> kenny: jonathan papelbon in the phillies pen.papelbon in the news the last couple of days following his comments when asked if he would like to be traded to a contending team. >> f.p.: he was honest. >> kenny: he said of course i would. of course i would like to be on a team that's talented. >> f.p.: yeah. and i think that's what you want to hear out of a player. the only problem is after he said it, the phillies went on to win five straight, they think they still have a chance to win the national league east. >> kenny: eight and a half out at the moment. >> f.p.: and that's how they should be. i think a.j. burnett said after the game paraphrasing, if anybody doesn't think that, they can come see me. that's what you want to hear in the dugout. too many games left to be played. >> kenny: clippard retired the first two phillies in the eighth. and cody asche with a two out single. 1-1 to cameron rupp. clippard missing high. now 2-1. >> f.p.: rupp looking for something up in the zone that he can drive. he's got pop. clippard pulling

he may have a pen, but the people have the constitution. left us by our forefathers. our forefathers recognized that one man that both can make the laws and enforce the laws is a king, not a president. thomas jefferson once said that freedom does not disappear all t once but is eroded imperceptively day by day. the prosperity of our great country sprang from our freedom. our form of government set in the constitution by our forefathers has protected that very fragile freedom for 200 years. my friends across the aisle worry about the price of a lawsuit to protect our freedom. our forefathers paid dearly for that freedom. many gave all they had, even their lives. our freedom is in peril, my friends. we cannot stand by and watch the president shred our constitution. i stand in support of house resolution 676. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from

he's desperate for a pen pal.nybody, somebody, anybody but a dead body, please write this young man because he's desperate for a pen pal. my friend is very desperate. >> their banter seemed at a different level, like they had been old friends. i think i even asked the question to them. >> have you known each other since being in here on the street? >> i wish i never entered a conversation with this young man. >> he came through my commode one time and i wondered who this was. just popped out of nowhere. i tried to flush him back down where he came from, but turd sticks sometimes, you know, people? >> joseph got a bright head on his shoulder. you know, we might joke a lot and, you know, just pass time because, you know, sometimes people don't like to be miserable all their lives, so we just make each other laugh. >> that's my son. that's my friend. that is my child, you know, i adopted that boy. i put him under my wing, you hear me. i ain't come back here looking for no friends but that's just one dude, you know --

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off of that barn were some pens with cats in them. you know, there was a trailer with cats.hen come around the other side of the house, there's other pens with cats. >> deputy manager of cruelty investigations, ashley, and senior field responder, rowdy, join him on the rescue. >> anyone that looks at a situation like that would almost immediately wonder how somebody could care for that many animals. your immediate thought was, oh, my gosh, there are a lot of animals here. >> they were in every kind of device that you could put an animal in. >> that was overwhelming, the smell and the fecal matter and the urine in there. >> once the assessment is complete, the humane society puts together a plan to deal with hundreds of felines. >> once we got over the initial shock of the number of cats that we were going to have to remove from that property, we divide the property up into different zones, and we split into three teams. essentially i would just assign each team an area. when they finish that area, i would assign them the next area. because we needed to keep moving -- >> we h

. >> in examining the question to the known, i pretty much was able to account for each and every pen movement and pen characteristic that i saw in the question. >> gail heath concluded that jonathan binney most likely wrote this note. >> on the nine-point scale, this was at the first position, a total identification of the handwriting. that's pretty much it. that's top of the -- top of the scale. >> and prints on the note matched binney's. when police went looking for jonathan binney at his home, he was gone. >> we used a helicopter, which has a flare during the night, trying to get thermal imaging of anyone that would be out in the woods, as well as continued with the k-9 team, trying to track the suspect, jonathan binney. >> the next morning, investigators returned to binney's house, and this time, found him hiding in the basement. he was shirtless, with six nicotine patches on his chest. >> jonathan binney indicated to us that he had applied numerous nicotine patches to his body in hopes that he could overdose and eventually commit suicide. >> if you would have bought six boxes an

the first pen name she used was constantia. and at some point, around 1792, her first essay as constantia appeared in 1790. it was on inequality of the sexes, the first claim of feal equalii -- female equality in public. people then knew who constantia was, so she decide to do write as a man. she called herself mr. gleaner, and she didn't even tell her husband that she was mr. gleaner. and everybody kept trying to figure out who it was. eventually she published an essay that had enough clues or she wrote about something that only he would know about, so he figured out that's who she was. but by the time 1798 came around and she collected those glean heiress isglean gleaner essays and began putting them together. they own a copy of the gleaner, all three volumes, and it's her name abigail that's on the book. so we like that. >> if you could kind of address the interesting relationship that mercy and abigail had, and then also if you want to talk about the relationship between judith and abigail, and sara, if you'd like to respon

. >> the top pen was given to me by president johnson.sed to sign the civil rights act of 1964. >> reporter: you got a hold of that pen. 80-year-old clifford alexander is still very proud of his time as an aide to lyndon johnson's white house. after graduating from harvard and yale law school, he served as civil rights advisor to the president. one of the few african americans in the white house then. >> the only african american on the staff at the time. >> what was that like, cliff? >> it was like many things from his life where black people were not included as much as they should have been. but in the case of lyndon johnson, he made me as comfortable as he made his white aides. he was a man who was forward looking and who cared about people. >> he was part of the team working on the civil rights bill, but he says it was johnson's passion that produced the historic legislation. >> first of all, his own righteousness. secondly, his skill in dealing with the legislature. thirdly, getting the civil rights leadership to come forward and to

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home was destroyed on the 100 block have of pen rose lane, luckily family was not inside at the time. police say there were utility crews working in the area when the blast happen. >>> new information about the man accused of killing art student laura araujo. she work at a security firm that employed him. jeremiah jackson was charged with theft back in 2011 but not quick. the security firm tells us that information was not disclosed in the pennsylvania state police database, and a, jackson passed a prehire background check. >>> well, police are awaiting word from the medical examiner on mysterious deaths of the elderly couple in strawberry mansion. roofus and al gladys per write found dead overnight discovered by one of their six children. the couple showed no signs have of trauma, nor were there any signs of forced entry into their home on spangler street. >>> well, tonight police are investigating a shooting involving two pennsylvania state constables. this happened this morning in the 3400 block of portland drive-in white hall township lehigh county. authorities say that they were

the president likes to say he can makes things happen with a pen and a phone. well, what will it be, mr. president? will you put down the pen and stop trying to rewrite laws you don't like, and instead pick up the phone and call on senate democrats to get to work passing those good bipartisan jobs bills? will you help us make real progress, or will you sit by and encourage more gridlock and more politics as usual? it's your call. we stand ready to work with you to solve our nation's problems. in the meantime, we'll be here in the house continuing to work hard for the american people. thank you for listening. the 45thow, anniversary of the moon landing. buzz aldrin reflects on the landing and the current state of u.s. space exploration. -- patrick clawson talks about the status of talks concerning iran's nuclear program. and youyour calls can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> we are at the henry wallace country life center. it is 50 miles south and west of des moines, the birthplace home of henry wallace. the patriarch was known as f henry.s uncl

he's penned a biography of his father, former president george h.w. bush. book is out this november and will cover the entire career of his 90-year-old father, and i look forward to that read. >> should be great. >>> now, we all know last night was the debut of the twitter-trending "sharknado 2," but what we didn't know was just how much big celebs would make cameos. "time" magazine put together a montage of the biggest names and faces that took place in the movie. >> okay. i can see you're upset. >> where is this [ bleep ] train? ♪ >> thank you for watching the "today" show. we now resume our regularly scheduled programming. [ laughter ] >> lauer and roker in there, taking down that shark. >> good cameos. >> not bad. >> and the shark-eating perez hilton. i'm sure a lot of people wouldn't mind seeing that. "sharknado 3," laying out the foundation. >> we have to lay that down, slowly get the message out. >>> the late-night comedians had fun last night with the reported fight between justin bieber and orlando bloom. let's take a look. >> if you watch the news

staley put pen to paper in style. 49ers sent out a tweet announcing the news. staley all smiles with a fashionable feather pen. >>> and finally, to a different kind of 49ers inc.ing. super fan michelle jenson keeping up with her kaptat. hopefully that is not a jinx. and that's it for sports. raj and jess, jess, you may not know i have a tattoo of raj mathai on my back. >> i'm sorry. >> i know. >> we can take care of that. >> i don't need to see it. >> no, no. i won't show it to you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we're back in a moment. thanks, feldy. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. rec

he is, of course, our great voice, our great pen -- the great pen of the revolution. he was the great pen and adams was the voice. he speaks for the equality and the common man, and here he is living as far removed from the daily rounds of life as a common man as one could get, served in every possible way by people held in bondage, by his slaves. adams, who is of the common man, adams, who was a farmer's son, whose mother was almost certainly illiterate, who grew up knowing that life, particularly on a new england farm, is a struggle, he's saying, you've got to watch out i'm one of them -- and the majority, if they get too much power can be as dangerous as an individual. so there's sort of the ying and the yang of the american revolution. >> charlie: i'm always fascinated by the idea of first adams, jefferson and franklin, of those three, is it automatic that jefferson loved paris more than the other two? >> didn't necessarily love paris more than the other two. adams spoke french and read it more readily than he did. franklin took to the way of life immediately. jef