so at this point ralph is pretty deflated. it strained his personal relationships, his legal fees were adding up and obviously this wasn't going to be good for your self-esteem. ralph is victorious in the courts in california but parker brothers decided to appeal to the supreme court, and at this point ralph needed a lawyer and he finds carl pearson who actually is still practicing here in new york city. he agrees to take the case on contingency. so it's the two of them working out of carl's, like, tiny office up against a who's who of the trademark lobby. but the supreme court refuses to hear the case, and ralph wins. and he wins his tight produce anti-monopoly. he wins a settlement for his damaged games, and he also wins the right to talk about the origins of the game. he had previously turned down a really massive settlement offer that was a lot of money, but he wouldn't have been able to talk about the history of the game pre-darrow. but victory's not enough. he and his friend russer, who there's a bad quality photo here,

ralph marcus.s gambling and his flashy lifestyle, he never really had the ability to hold a job for very long. >> he was kind of creepy. he just never went away. he wasn't around like 24/7, but he would always show up. >> nick's mother patty first met marcus when they were both in high school 20 years earlier. their first encounter almost landed marcus in jail. >> he was in my home for not five or ten minutes when he proceeded to kind of wrestle me to the floor and try and kiss me. i didn't even know this guy. >> over the years, he continued to make romantic advances to her and to, in fact, ask her to be his wife. >> but patty said no. married someone else. had two children and tried to distance herself from marcus. but marcus continued to pursue her. >> ralph came to me and wanted to buy my ovum for $50,000. he wanted to hire a surrogate to carry the child. just before the end of the meeting, he put his hand on me and he said, "i would rather you carry the child, but i know that's not possible." >

this makes ralph c.. ralph decides he's going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament. the problem is parker brothers catches wind of this and they reschedule these of them so nobody goes to the lecture. you wouldn't know that through this photo. he had also heard from a couple of college kids at cornell who had been kicked out of the monopoly tournament. they were very excited about this and made a game about how to win at monopoly that parker brothers had. there's another term in taking place in d.c. shortly thereafter. ralph decides to join forces with these college kids and they go about slipping monopoly pamphlets under the plates of journalists. they feel notorious about this. that college kids and was jaywalker the billionaire founder of chrysler.com. his college roommate was jeff lehman who ended up becoming the president of cornell. this is their book and i was able to do successful amazon -- and get a copy. if you want a peer how to play monopoly bo

this makes ralph sees. he ripped apart this idea that there are's inventor, route decides he is going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament. parker brothers catches wind of this a reschedule these events and nobody goes to the lecture. he also heard from a couple college kids at cornell who had been kicked out of the monopoly tournament and a game about how to win at monopoly. parker brothers attacked them over and another tournament taking place in d.c. shortly thereafter so route decides to join forces with college kids and go about flipping through the about monopoly pamphlets under the dinner plates of journalists which gets a big rise out of people and they feel victorious about this. that college kid was jay walker, the billionaire founder of price line.com and his college roommate was jeff freeman who was the president of cornell and this is their book. and get a copy and their names are on it. a pure how to play monopoly book is great. so meanwhile in

at the time of our interview, ralph menzes had been on death row 17 years. >> i remember when ralph menzes they're setting up the lights getting the microphone set making sure the lighting is just so and it's important to establish a rapport very quickly and ralph and i start to have a little bit of small talk, and i'll never forget. i asked him, hey, what are you watching on tv these days? and he told me that he was a big fan of "the oc." >> i see "oc" all the time. >> yeah? >> i like that. >> what's your -- got to be honest, i love "oc," too. what's your favorite character? >> my favorite character is kelly rowan. >> yeah? >> she's pretty hot. >> menzes' interest in women became more disturbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of, but this particular one is not one of them. i ju

it was just about a month before her wedding to longtime partner ralph when doctors told valerie the cause that had nagged her for three years was something very serious. stage 4 lung cancer. >> it's just devastating to be -- receive that diagnosis. >> reporter: the month that followed was a dark time valerie admits. but that is when with hopes of raising her spirits just a little ralph took valerie to get a pedicure. she went with her favorite color, purple. then so did ralph. >> he said he'd do his toes purp purple as well to make me smile. >> it seemed to work though. you were laughing pretty good. >> it turned out to be just the first, though of many smiles. that's because after ralph posted a picture of their purple painted toes a remarkable thing happened. started doing the same followed by complete strangers who had heard about what half had done. hundreds upon hundreds of them. all painting their toes and sending their pictures just to make valerie smile. >> it touches my heart. it just really gets down to a deep level and just the support and the fun that i think people have

ralph bunch a.randolph, ray wilkins executive secretary of the national association for the advancement of colored people, james farmer, and john lewis chairman of the student nonviolent -- student nonviolent coordinating committee. dr. martin luther king, jr., head of the southern leadership conference. consultations still proceeding immediately in front of the speaker's platform as the marchers continue to stream onto dexter avenue one half-mile away. turning off montgomery street. the trip from st. jude's to the capitol this morning primarily traveled through the heart of the negro district of montgomery and then into downtown proper. alabama conservation workers at the lower level of the steps here. a number of spectators above them. many of whom work inside the state capitol building. still on the move by the leaders to reach that speaker's platform . the marchers continue to stream in. the platform actually is a truck trailer with a public address system mounted atop it. on the platform proper

ralph d. abernathy.o time to be seated. many of them are seated at this time. of course the majority are still standing and this is not by desire but more by necessity. excuse me. there has been not one single incident or hint of incident from the time that the march started from st. jude's church until the time -- >> and will you please add their names to the list, the reverend mcclain, the pastor of the old zion church of montgomery, alabama, the reverendñvo<évÑ nelson smith of birmingham, alabama. and attorney peter hall of birmingham, alabama. this is a committee of 20 persons who will meet in theÌ1 cf1 o church upstairs for final instructions from our leader, mr. king. a gentleman from children has the purse of ms. core reen watts. please bring tight the speaker stand after the program as mrs. watts came. and may mrs.il watts come to the speaker stand. will the drivers of the shuttle buses begin moving quietly now to your buses. i want everybody here to keep your position. if you are seated or iñ' s

ralph lauren, fossil, michael kors that seemed a bit of a plunge in the stock price. angie: volatility to come. let's get back to the markets. what is driving asia. john dawson. john: airlines, 2 crucial games. china composite is up and gradually gaining all through the morning session. very encouraging for china. hong kong is similar. excuse me. the morning is unfolding, just below 25,000. its performance for the 2 mainland chinese benchmarks, you can see thailand is open. they are up. southeast asia markets malaysia singapore, taiwan the main benchmarks today.

. >> reporter: ralph johnson should know. 20 years ago he was a beat cop walking the streets in bristol neighborhoods under siege by drug dealers. they can't stop it completely because -- >> no we're not that naive to believe it doesn't happen. it just moves it to other locations, other than the street corners, where people have their kids playing. >> reporter: techniques have evolved over 20 years. while patrol cars still roman these areas, cameras have popped up. >> they're tag readers, so they can actually grab a tag, they can run the tag for stolen. >> reporter: as acting chief in bristol, the newest cameras have went online. he says many residents asked for cameras to control the drugs. >> we can sit on the porch and don't have to worry about

ralph peters, you know it's interesting. when john kerry met with ortega no liberal was upset or when nancy pelosi met with president assad against the bush administration's wishes, everybody was upset. what is reaction? >> in a build up to 1994 election, ted kennedy? >> yes. >> teddy kennedy, the naval hero, directed to the soviet union, asking him for help to get elected to beat ronald reagan and pledging he would work to reverse reagan's anti-soviet policies. you want to talk about betrayal? amnesia in washington sets in fast. how about last week? 40 democratic members of congress boycotted against bebe netanyahu but sided with iran. these are patriots trying to save our security and that of our allies and democrats joe biden, so excited about it. this is beneath the dignity of the senate? if barack obama breaks the law with executive orders even he said were illegal in the past, with the senate's powers being chipped away by a president that prefers third-world dictator methodology? the democrats have no argument whateve

can kate spade follow what ralph lauren did.y started out people say they make clothes but, managing your brand, what you make, your style, moving into something else and doing that effectively. people like kate spade. they like the bags. pretty loyal to it. just a factor managing transition into selling different product that has different aesthetic. liz: i'm graduating from fisher price meets ikea. thanks to all of you. paul vigna, jared levy, liz macdonald. david: we have stock alert. bristol-myers a big mover. stock hitting 14-year high as fda approved one of its drugs as a treatment for lung cancer, lung cancer one of the leads causes of cancer deaths. puts company well ahead of rivals merck and roche into the kind of marketing for this kind of product. liz: coming up one major automaker is warning potential buyers of some of its deal remembers cheating customers? next we'll tell you what you need to look out for here. david: also a massive challenge to president obama's health care law goes before the supreme court. can ob

. >> good to see you from ralph's. >> yes. >> big ralph's. >> i love me some ralph's. >> i know it asldest italian restaurant in the country. >> how many generations. >> five generations. >> are you the the fourth. >> i'm the the fourth and my children run our restaurant in king of prussia. >> that has been around three years. >> how is that doing. >> phenomenal, we are so happy we made the move there. >> is what the key to making the perfect meat ball on meat ball day. >> well, i personally, a lot of people make meat balls with just ground beef. our recipe we add some ground pork. the pork gives it a nice lies velvety texture and pork fat do wondering for the the taste of the meat balls. >> lets go, what do you have in that bowl, we have ground beef and ground pork. >> okay. >> lets go to the bowl that is not done yet this one here. >> yes. >> this one here. >> pork over here. >> yes and ground beef. then we have day old bled that we soak overnight in lots of water and allow to it drain. >> bet earn that bread crumbs. >> we use it take old bread. my grandmother do that. same with the

[applause] >> so i thank you, ralph neighbor--ralph nader... >> [laughter] >> ralph nader, the consumer advocate in our neighborhood. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [laughs] [applause] ֖#p [applause] thank you. thank you very much, and good evening to every body. thank you so much for coming out tonight. to the muslimell legal fund for inviting me here and for the outstanding work they do. i'm as genuine as i can be when i say everyone in those two organizations is extremely impressive, even inspiring to me because of the work they do in areas where very few other organizations are able or willing to venture. i'm truly delighted to participate in any event they sponsor any work they do. for the last 6, 7 years, i have been writing about the systematic erosion and attack on civil liberties in the united states and the war on terror that justifies those erosions that drivesm-phobia those. the past few years i have been spending an increasing amount of time traveling around the country speaking about these issues at events like this, similar offense on co

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amazing. >> very animal, as ralph simons would say. >> modern animal. twisted. >> when they show in paris, fashion designers often have their preferred date and times and places that inspired them. for stella mccartney it is a monday and always a morning. she tries to give women what they want. >> it is time for a collection like that. there was an undercurrent of what a woman wants and how she wants to be. it is not overtly sexy. it is comfort with themselves. there is an atmosphere about them. >> stella mccartney is a vegetarian and avoids using for and leather. >> it is really fantastic. hello, darling. she always does a great job. she is the most talented designer in the world. >> moroccan roots being evoked. the flowers, the warmth, the furs. >> when i saw the results, i saw them as sort of uniform. afterward, i decided they were orchestra uniforms, not soldier uniforms. i like orchestras. >> the oldest fashion house still in business. as far back as the 1930's, they established the basics of ready-to-wear. elegance and a sense of moderation. ideas

stuart: ralph is it a done deal?e to put it in these terms but is president obama going to get away with this? >> it is not set in stone. it is set in hardening cement at this point. the iranians are too clever for their own good. making even more demands that even obama cannot cave into. it has gone on so far now. it may inspire and require a military solution. we need pinpoint strikes and nuclear targets. it will not be like that. you stop. you will get big and ugly and messy. israel cannot do it by themselves. they could start a war they cannot finish it. president obama wants a legacy. iran wants nuclear weapons and an empire. the legacy will be an iranian empire with nuclear weapons. stuart: that speech yesterday in congress could not have been delivered in any other parliament anywhere in the world ever. i was sitting on this set next to him was the son of holocaust survivors. he was in tears because it was america. american people standing up and cheering for the leader of israel. i thought that was a major po

. >> there was a project on ralph on fulsome and ralph people were complaining about objecting to the development because of traffic though we thought the traffic was you know they could have been benefiting they were screaming for improvement on their alley but what's the i guess that's got to be 4r5089d within the western neighborhood plan i agree those can be used everything it is kind of a tool kit to. >> let's get it right in the market octavia. >> we've seen it work but that we funded for . >> you know this is one the this tool kit a specifically directed towards community driven i want to address the todco comment it is supposed to enable that kind of level of you know what are our specific needs in this alley and how do we design around them their appropriate, however, the information is cable e applicable to other alleys through developments like parcelp. p and octavia the developers volunteered to through certain directions of ours to implemented closing an alley on hickory this verbatim there are driven projects this information is good for everything but information in the

joining us tonight, fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. great to have you with us. the 8500, this is the first body count that i've heard the pentagon share with anyone. does this mean there's a new metric at work here a new way in which to judge success for the pentagon? >> well, i think they're just struggling for a way to convince us all that this is successful. now, i think it's great if they kill 8500 members of the islamic state. great. good job, guys. but in the same time frame conservative estimates are that 20,000 to 25,000 more fighters have joined the islamic state. do the math. this is not hard. again, i'm glad to kill the terrorists but what we are doing is basically annoying them. the islamic state can claim they are standing up to america's best shot and they are still there, they're still fighting. by the way they are still advancing in syria and parts of iraq so i have no sympathy with the islamic state, but i will tell you, you look at what's happening in tikrit with the iranian-controlled iraqi offensive led by shia mili

lou: colonel ralph peters good to have you with us thanks. >> thank you, lou. lou: time for a look at our online poll results we asked if democrats as well as republicans demand president obama ask for senatorial approval of any iranian nuclear weapons agreement. 98% of you said absolutely. be sure to vote in tonight's poll, which leaders' judgment would you trust more on the issue of iran? president obama or benjamin netanyahu. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> the white house confirmed president obama is, quote, very interested as they put it in the unprecedented move of raising corporate taxes through executive action or fiat. >> the president certainly has not indicated any retiscence about using his executive authority to try to advance in the benefits of the middle class americans. i don't want to leave you with the impression there is some imminent announcement. there's not that i know of? >> the president asked his team to examine the array of executive authorities that are available to him to try to make progress on his goal. >> the idea suggested to

i think ralph has it exactly right in that they want a gemgemny over the region. they see the islamic state primarily as a threat to them. it should not be a strategic supply to us that the persians want to push the arabs away from their border and establish control over that. so, i mean, there's no surprise here -- >> general tata, do you have any doubt -- this i think is the crux of the issue here. do you have any doubt that the radical mullas fighting proxy wars, state sponsor of terror, do you have any doubt if they got nuclear weapons they would use them? >> there's no doubt. i mean, they've made it very clear that they want to destroy israel, they want to destroy the west, they want to destroy the united states. i can remember sean, i was a cadet at west point in 1981. the hostages, the u.s. hostages that iran had held after the -- was opposed came back and landed at stewart anderson air force base and stayed there to resbi grate with their families. when they left formed up on either side and the buses drove through and the marines were standing up in the b

i think ralph has it exactly right in that they want agemni over the region.the islamic state primarily as a threat to them. it should not be a strategic supply to us that the persians want to push the arabs away from their border and establish control over that. so, i mean, there's no surprise here -- >> general tata, do you have any doubt -- this i think is the crux of the issue here. do you have any doubt that the radical mullas fighting proxy wars, state sponsor of terror, do you have any doubt if they got nuclear weapons they would use them? >> there's no doubt. i mean, they've made it very clear that they want to destroy israel, they want to destroy the west, they want to destroy the united states. i can remember, sean, i was a cadet at west point in 1981. the hostages, the u.s. hostages that iran had held after the -- was opposed came back and landed at stewart anderson air force base and stayed there to reintegrate with their families. when they left formed up on either side and the buses drove through and the marines were standing up in the buses salu

ralph bunch. dr.ch: fellow americans courageous americans americans who have the guts to take a stand on the greatest moral issue in the history of this nation, not much i can say excpetept by god we're here. little more need be said because there are no words that could ever hope to be as eloquent as this magnificent historic march itself has been. and this has been made possible by the superlative leadership of dr. king and his able associates. when i was walking along with dr. king, i said to him, that this must be his greatest triumph. in light of all of the obstacles he had to overcome. and he admitted that it was. and incidentally i should say to you what you must already know, he's not only a great leader, drl. . king, but he is also quite a walker. he walks with such ease, real cool-like, that i got the impression that maybe he was getting of all help from the lford. -- from the lord. but i was very sure that the lord was not helping my legs. governor wallace and some others in these parts den

ralph abernathy is a graduate of alabama state university. mrs. rosa parks attended alabama state university. fred gray who was rosa parks' lawyer and dr. martin luther king's lawyer was in the class of 1951. dr. martin luther king and corralled us king lived on our campus after their house was on the montgomery. we are proud to be part of this legacy of courage, determination, vacation at -- dedication and faith. we talk a lot about face but it is the faith that has allowed us to move forward when our ancestors walked together, even though they were being beaten, bruised, battered and killed so we could exercise our rights and freedoms today. we don't need to get comfortable . we don't need to get amnesia and think everything is all right. we know that the journey is not complete. for too many in our community, they have developed profit laryngitis, but now is the time to speak up. we come today to acknowledge we have come a long way but we still have a long way to go. i ask you today to continue to support our hbcu's. we need your funding, advoc

his brother ralph is there to film it.t drop will last eight seconds, giving him a four-second free-fall before he has to pull the rip cord. >> if you don't pull your chute in time, you're going to hit the ground. that will make it dangerous. >> simply jumping off a bridge isn't insane enough for alex so he decides to make things a bit more interesting. >> i tried to do a front flip half twist into a back flip for my first jump at like 5:00 in the morning. i was barely awake and just not coherent with myself. >> alex's fancy flip work costs him more time than he can afford. he can't deploy his chute in the four-second time limit. and now he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast, and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't fast enough. alex hits the ground traveling more than 100 miles per hour. >> when i hit the ground it was lights out. i woke up about 15 seconds later on my back floating downstream in a daze about what had ju

. >> what's behind this, ralph?ell, low interest rates and low inflation has been the core of everything that we have experienced in the last five years. i think that's not going to change dramatically. that's the force i think that fuels the secular bull market. >> in terms of allocating money towards the stock market versus bond market, where are you with bonds? >> if you're long term, and i'm long term, let's say you're creating a retirement fund, the last thing you said to be in in bonds over the next 10 to 15 years, i believe rates will start moving up on a secular basis. you know for 30 years rates came now the next major cycle is 30 years up. rising interest rates you know what happens to bond prices, they go don't. you don't want to be in bonds if you're investing for the next 10 15 years. >> you're saying put money into the stock market. where is the leadership in the market? how do i know where to put my money? >> assuming i've been right,enede. >> and you've been right. >> that would be financials, eye sp

ralph peters is with us. ronald reagan negotiating with the russians.s to me that our president is trusting the iranians without a shred of verification. >> i am not sure how much stock you can put in. seriously. when the un's international energy agency head a very experienced man detailed knowledge of arms control and nuclear weapons when he says that we do not really know what is happening right now that we need far more intrusive inspections then we have had we have to go to more sites. things are really topsy-turvy in this world. clearly, sober people know what, they recognize how grave the iranian nuke threat is. when these negotiations begin our goal is zero tolerance for nuclear weapons. now, we are just down to negotiating a one-year break out window. how pathetic is that? >> you cannot trust iran without verification. you cannot allow our mortal enemies to get a nuclear weapon and trust them. how can we possibly do this? >> you do not trust president obama's judgment? >> we can't. torturous to watch and listen to josh ernst the white house com

stuart: ralph peters, most popular guest on the program, we appreciate it.be you could call it held over wealth. three nhl players age 30 and under retiring, walking away from big money. this has team spent hundreds of millions of dollars signing players. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making in

joining me now with fox news strategic analyst lieu tentenant colonel ralph peters. colonel peters, we know they're a state sponsor of terror. we just went through the history from 1979 forward and their desire to destroy america and israel. we know they fight proxy wars. we know they've been funding terror. why are we even -- we know they've lied to the international community repeatedly. they even admitted in these negotiations it was discovered rather that they have a new nuclear facility that we didn't know about. my question is why. why is this administration confident that they can strike a deal basically with the devil? >> because this administration is blind to anything it does not want to see. sean, it's past a certain point. president obama's behavior cannot even be explained by the leftist milieu from which he sprang. inability to ever say is wrong can't be explained. but you look at iran. and what iran wants is very straightforward. iran wants a new persian empire. iranians are primarily persians. a new persian empire. and they want shia muslim over the h

peters and ralph is right.we have to get these guys gone and then go about dismantling the network. have to get where they live and take care of business, otherwise they'll continue to grow. >> their recruitment numbers boko haram and many others in the past few weeks. >> the president saying the fixes for the va are going okay. i want you to meet the military wife who says, no way. ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operations. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> fixed or still in a fix? president obama at the va hospital in arizona today, telling vets things are getting better, but don't tell this mail tear with a wife and lawyer who says the new rule changes make things worse. >> how are you doing? wasn't that long ago we were chatting and your military wives, spouses computers were hacked and threats were going out, specifically to folks like you. if go

ralph bunch, also at the head of the contingent. dr.d the mass of humanity begins to fill the plaza area as the windows in the capital buildings in this area are raised and people here out -- peer out. to my right, 14 feet away, jefferson davis, the first president of the confederacy. the jet at an altitude that appears to be less than 1000 feet just zoomed over the dome of the capital. no one has yet mounted the speaker's platform, at least none of the speakers have yet mounted up platform. it would seem at the moment that the marchers are holding up some 60 feet away from the platform to allow photographers to snap those pictures that they have been waiting for for some time. as the front ranks filled out to the plaza area in front of the capital on dexter avenue turning the corner on montgomery street, more marchers still coming. we see signs in the group atlanta's students, canada. we know that hawaii is represented. one sign says hawaii knows integration works. u.s. flags more in evidence now. apparently these funds were being carr

. >>> judge ralph van pelt presided over alvin ridley's murder trial and immediately had him evaluatedby a psychologist. >> he certainly probably would have qualified for mentally ill under the georgia statute, but that's only if you're found guilty but mentally ill. the report indicated that he was competent to stand trial, could assist his attorney in a defense, and knew right from wrong. >> at the trial, alvin's defense team needed to refute the prosecution's contention that the bruises on virginia ridley's neck were evidence of strangulation. dr. robert goldberg, a forensic pathologist hired by the defense, discovered that an employee in the coroner's office had drawn blood from virginia ridley's neck for a toxicology test, which was a complete break from standard procedure. >> this is highly irregular and is something that procedurally is an error. >> when the autopsy was conducted the next day, dr. goldberg believes the needle marks had developed into bruises, which are known as artifact. a term for any changes in the body caused by postmortem evaluation. >> i think it would be a

ralph, what do you do with europe here and what does it mean for the u.s.? >> it seems to us that what the europeans are doing is part of a global race to the bottom in terms of trying to devalue their currencies and gain an edge for their export markets. it will be matched, i would suspect, by the japanese if their economy starts to falter it will be managed by the chinese, if weakness continues there. it's going to make it a lot harder for u.s. companies who are facing -- who export to have to face their competition. a race to the bottom didn't work in the '30s and these efforts right now don't inspire us either. this is a slow-growing global economy. >> i think rick santelli you would agree with that. we've given you a lot to work with here rick. whether it's the money flows, strength of the dollar the expectations for job growth. what's caught your attention today, so far? >> all of it. let's buckle up and take a big walk around the block. i was very bugged by the ongoing drop in productivity. that is not a good sign. we talk about the euro and it has be

. >> meat ralph yoely lobster ravioli. >> yes. >> all of the a above. >> can anyone bring us ravioli.you know, come on, think about lunch right now, it is early. >> butter nut swatch and fried in butter. >> stuff anything you want in there, let's do it, it is friday ravioli day good ralph's is calling us right now. >> saloon in south philadelphia. >> we're all off track any. >> good morning. >> chris and lauren back over to you. >> i'm so hungry now. >> i know. >> don't do that. >> great picture you got bob kelly. >>> it may be simple as down facing dog when you treat pregnant with man suffering from depression. that is what a new study says. >> researchers found that 34 women in this study, with the depression, who practiced yoga a for ten weeks saw some amazing results. in fact depression in all of the women studied decreased. the more yoga they did the better their mental health. woman had significant changes in noticing their thoughts their feelings, and sensations. my wife loves yoga. i tried to go with her sometimes. it hurts. all that stretching. >> it does. >> it goodies for y

b so i'm glad that is being closed in the in kind agreement that is coming up we had this issue on ralph and talked about that similar to what we discussed making the alley. >> in the same gist to figure out the improvements for in kind they can use their general impact fees they have a process to trail this if we agree it is it is in place can provide portions of the fees towards the improvements. >> i'd like to follow-up on this group housing conversation i'm supportive of the no idea of inclusionary for go up housing group housing the definition is about unit not having a kitchen those units have burners and mike waves but the definitions speaks to group living so maybe the project sponsor can talk about the opportunities for common living in the design. >> so glad you asked so can we get the show back? oh sorry >> okay. so this shows one of the unit and then here. >> go back to the drawing. >> you want to go back the 2 hundred and 50 square feet unit with a mall kitchen not a kitchen, of course, but because it is you know didn't have an oven so the but here is the - this is a little

all these ralph items over here. the hope is to raise enough money so that paglia rosa can get something extra special to put a smile on her face. one of the people who organized this event is mike bean. you are the fire chief here. >> yes, i am. > what caused you to do this. >> page is a very special person and deer to our heart, the community, the school district. everybody have reached out and really done an excellent job of social media and getting a lieutenant of people here. > i hear you're first in line. >> i am first in line. > and her principal is coming. >> her principal is coming and he's going to get his head shaved as well. > lease are some of page's friends. >> what is your name. >> lindsay. > what does it say. >> page four. > go girl. >> why is it important for you to come. >> we were friends when we had firehouse things, we would always hang out together and she was a good person and a friend. and a friend. you have a shirt here that says we love page. how long have you known page. >> since i was like

. >> that's great, ralph. >> dr. pignataro was also an entrepreneur. he invented and wore the snap-on toupee held in place by four bolts drilled into the skull. >> he's always been different and he just came up with this idea, i could say off the top of his head, but -- >> i remember laughing about it. it was the subject of many, many, many jokes around the family and even when he was around, but he was dead serious about it. >> his medical practice consisted primarily of cosmetic surgery, which he performed in his office. one of his patients was 26-year-old sarah smith, a young mother of two scheduled to have breast augmentation. dr. pignataro had no anesthesiologist or registered nurse present. his only assistants were his wife and a licensed practical nurse. >> sarah smith was feeling pain, so dr. pignataro ordered a little more sodium pentathol to dull the pain. when he did that, her system started shutting down and she was losing oxygen. >> at that point, he broke scrub, and i remember him tapping her on the chest and calling out her name, but the

ralph is here. >> ralph's here. >> yes.ble. >> look at him. >> i say do you weigh the same you did when you were karate kid. he's going to deny it, no look at this, and grabs like nothing on his stomach. kids give him a hard time. >> he's sitting right down there grinning. we know exactly what he's talking about. looks great. >> yeah. >> if you woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning, don't let it happen again. because we've got little things that can make you happy every single day. >> all righty. >> getting on my nerves. >> and if a beach getaway sounds good right now, and who doesn't that sound good to? trip advisor has the top beaches in the country. where you can stay for under $200 a night. >> look at the ray of sunshine we have in the studio, mary in her pink top. >> beautiful. >> mary's visiting us, and she looks beautiful. so mary, i want to thank you. your husband's not in the picture. ben didn't want to get in. >> he's behind the scenes. >> thank you for coming to visit us, okay. >> thank you for having

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ralph lauren executives say sales to tourists have been lower, especially those from russia and the middle east. even market ceo karen cass said while the business isn't dependent on international consumers, there is some slowdown in brazilian shoppers in florida, but not enough to make a measurable impact. the maker of ugs said the biggest drag on sales in the most recent quarter was the dropoff in foreign tourism to flag ship stores in new york las vegas, san francisco, and hawaii. while some higher end retailers are aware of the trends t banks, ed ruema don't feel it's the full impact. >> when we talk with foreign tourists, they tend to plan a few months in advance. if you contemplate currencies really weakened in january, we think it could begin to impact that tourist trade most significantly during the key summer months. i just heard the other day many of the comedians used to cross the border from canada to toronto from buffalo, the numbers have been way down because people can't afford anymore to do the shopping and the traveling through the states. so as far as canadians are concer