ralphy's owners say they're just thankful he's safely back home. he needed a daddy too you know?ut. surveillance captured young black bear wandering around a convenience store in phillips, wisconsin. wonder what he was looking snore animal went for a stroll around the place while employees and customers when in other aisles. some apparently didn't even know what was happening. the bear left on its own without causing any problems. well, jimmy rollins chases mike schmidt's hit record at the ballpark highlights from the phils-cubs game next in sports. >>> also, in sports, the stanley cup finals go late into the night. but this morning la is waking up champs. we'll show this stunning conclusion that far game. >>> and special night for local youngsters, we will take you to the fanatic's friend's prom when we come back. >> lords stanley's cup is going to los angeles. >> he scores! >> there you have t the la kings beat the new york rangers in double overtime, three to two, in a thrilling game. kings right wing justin williams was named mvp. >>> pittsburgh steelers hall of fame coach ch

now, ralphy's owners say they're just thankful ralphy is back home with his daddy, casino of like a child surveillance cameras capture young black bearing wandering through a convenience store. it went for a stroll, while employees, customers were in other aisles. some apparently didn't even know what was happening. so they couldn't careless. >>> and then the bear left on its own, without causing any problems. >>> well, there you have it. >>> well, bunch of guys celebrating bachelor party, make a prehistoric discovery. sounds like the plot after movie, this is the real thing. plus, getting stunning by bees on purpose? sounds crazy, but it is helping some who suffer from common medical conditions. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl explains the healing power of bees. all that, plus carol has your weekends forecast, and a a week of wild wild weather, we finally in for a break. she'll have the forecast next. >>> saying in the midst of whopping cough epidemic. so far handled more than 3400 cases, 800 just in the last two weeks. disease typically starts with flu-like symptoms, ra

ralphy was reunited with his owner chris, or daddy, he was screaming for daddy.happens when you draw a line in the sand, you don't deliver, bad guys kick sand right back in your face. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. ever since president obama threatened syria over chemical weapons and did nothing, it has been down hill since. i think the whole implosion in iraq, this whole explosion in oil prices goes back to the moment that evil called the president's bluff. i really do. ever since the president failed to act on what he said, nuts the world over were very happy to do whatever the hell they want. it would have been better had he said nothing at

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the parrot which was named ralphy talked nonstop through isordeal, he can say hello, and what? owner chris, or daddy, he was screaming for daddy.with all of, >>> good evening, everybody. the voters in virginia's seventh district gave the national pundit triand the team a surprise that not one of them saw coming. college professor ousting the seven-term congressman and the leader in last night's republican primary in a vote that wasn't even close. the congressman was beaten by an 11% margin after never getting closer to 11 points in any poll during any point during the campaign. congressman kantor's pol

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. >> this is the nanny's room, this is their sons' room, little joey and ralphy sleep in fear every night lock the fridge so she will leave. >> you actually pat lock -- padlock your refrigerator every night? >> just like this. >> how can this be happening in america? >>> plus running mom controversy. >> great effort here. >> she is eight months pregnant, but is it safe? >>> then, first class amy. >> actress amy adams swaps her first class seat on

the three kids loved their nanny. 4-year-old ralphie was especially close to her. >> he loved her likerandma, like a grandma. i would tell my mom you have competition. >> but soon the family says their nanny became less mary poppins. >> as i expected, practically perfect in every day. >> less mrs. doubtfire. >> look at that fire. you remind me of stewart little. one of the most honorable creatures in all of literature. >> and more nanny nightmare. but it turns out she does have rights, and this family has a mountain of legal paperwork to prove it. >> there is no timeline. it could be three months. it could be six months. she could end up filing bankruptcy, and they could start all over. >> in court, diane stretton has asserted she is more than live-in help. she is a tenant in the family home, and should be afforded all the legal protection that comes with it. she got a judge to agree. >> the facts of this scenario are completely surprising, but having to abide by the law and going through the formal eviction process is not surprising. because, you know, there is a general idea here tha

the owner lives about a mile away and had been looking for the parrot, named ralphie, for days.he owner and the bird have been reunited. well, that's good. those things can be tricky. i've heard some very talented impressions from parents like that. >>> let's turn it over to frances in the accuweather center to tell us what is coming up. kind of a holiday weekend. >> yeah, i think we'll have good news for father's day but you'll notice increasing clouds today. live doppler 7 showing us some of the high clouds moving in, and you can see it as well looking north towards the golden gate bridge. the marine layer will make a comeback. right now it's 59 in san francisco, oakland 67. but we did hit quite a few 80s out there. san carlos still at 79, san jose 76 and morgan hill 88, while half moon bay only 59 right now. also it's a great day to head to the beach. a live view of santa cruz and it's currently 74 in santa rosa, 78 in napa and still hanging on to the 80s in fairfield, concord and livermore. this time as we look from the east towards san francisco, we will see those increasin

. >> this is the nanny's room, this is their sons' room, little joey and ralphy sleep in fear every nightven lock the fridge so she will leave. >> you actually pat lock -- padlock your refrigerator every night? >> just like this. >> how can this be happening in america? >>> plus running mom controversy. >> great effort here. >> she is eight months pregnant, but is it

like ralphy and sadie. >> reporter: they are 5 months old, we would like to get them adopted together. pepper and girard point gidget e same litter, but look very different. >> this is foxy she also 12 weeks old, she as had a beautiful coat she is a remarkable mutt and she is looking for other if you are ever family. if you're interested visit lulu's website. you can add your favorite shelter by going to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next saturday morning on "action news." with foxy ali gorman channel 6 "action news." mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my job to help her reach her goals. mara: now, i'm headed to college to study nursing! ms. winnie earle: there are so many talented kids like mara - and they all deserve to live their dreams. there's no place like it in the world. m

ralphy was reunited with his owner chris, or daddy, he was screaming for daddy. great week with all of you, gerri willis will be back next week. thank you for being with me, dvr all the time! >> tonight on "making money," i told you something big was brewing with the highfliers. the action was there during an otherwise slow week. we got it, priceline for open table. a huge deal that blows away the argument, the detective today is tech of 2000. two 20% winners, the show is only on two weeks old. plus we're on the verge of the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. huge economic policy and stock market implications and we're going to discuss them all. don't bury the millennial. lost in the ocean of bad news, young people got it going on, putting to bed the notion they're all lazy and entitled plus they're making a lot of money. let's go make some money! . charles: hi, i'm charles payne, and welcome to "making money," right here, right now. we're going to help you make money by investing in the stock market. and here to respect, hitha prabhakar, wh

why the cops were looking for ravel ralphy, the bird. >> cutting imminent danger pay to 44,000 service members in 22 places across the globe. including qatar. that's where the u.s. just dropped five taliban leaders off after the bergdahl swap. are these areas really out of the danger zone? here with a thorough investigation fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. >> pay close attention to, this clayton. it really is incredible. department of defense seeking to save $108 million. i think on the backs of our servicemen, saying that in certain areas around the world, they are not in imminent danger and they don't need to be paid an extra 7. auto dollars a day or $225 a month. >> how are they making this hat metrics. >> they say they have made a determination since 2011 as they do this from time to time and they reevaluate risk. the question is are they reevaluating risks properly based on the cauldron that is the middle east. cutting pay in serbia. questionable but maybe that's decent. then in africa, liberia and rwanda. fine. look at the middle east, kuwait, saudi arabia. united arab em

ralphy was reunited with his owner chris, or daddy, he was screaming for daddy. great week with all of you, . neil: this is what happens when you draw a line in the sand, you don't deliver, bad guys kick sand right back in your face. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. ever since president obama threatened syria over chemical weapons and did nothing, it has been down hill since. i think the whole implosion in iraq, this whole explosion in oil prices goes back to the moment that evil called the president's bluff. i really do. ever since the president failed to act on what he said, nuts the world over were very happy to do whatever the hell they want. it would have been better had he said nothing at all. better no threat than an empty threat, when it's an empty threat bad guys happily fill the void. look at bashar al-assad in syria. do you think he's cowering? he's flooding the insurgent movement in iraq. and look at vladimir putin think he didn't take no to the president's lack of follow through in syria. just look at the ukraine, assad, stronger, putin, stronger

ralphy was reunited with his owner chris, or daddy, he was screaming for daddy.with all of, >>> good evening, everybody. the voters in virginia's seventh district gave the national pundit triand the team a surprise that not one of them saw coming. college professor ousting the seven-term congressman and the leader in last night's republican primary in a vote that wasn't even close. the congressman was beaten by an 11% margin after never getting closer to 11 points in any poll during any point during the campaign. congressman kantor's pollster was so far off the mark he had the incumbent holding a 34% lead as recently as last week. the board of elections in virginia reported an increase in voter turnout over 2012. 18,000 more votes were cast last night and as you can see on the map on your screen, brat beat kantor in the precincts closest to the inner cities of richmond and suburbs. brat pulled off the surprise victory while in a major disadvantage in both money and endor endorsements. according to campaign finance data, kantor's campaign spent nearly t lly $5 million to brat $122,000

. >> which you call ralphies. >> ralf. >> yeah. >> what did i say rolfies. >> it went to charity. >> it did. >> all right. tell us about the next thing. we have a fun segment coming up. >> this is 112 weddings, a photographer who has documented 112 weddings. he falls in love. >> a wedding photographer. >> and the videographer and he fell in love with these people that he documented and then he left them. he said i never saw them again. >> he's there at the most intimate, personal moment of their life and then goes away and never knows what happens to them. he was going to dip back in and say what happened to all these couples. >> he decided to say, what's worked, what hasn't worked some of the couples have stayed together, some have not. i watched some of this last night and i have to say, the main point for me is that marriage is hard. you know, like surprise, everybody. marriage is work. it's a commitment. >> you think at that moment when you're saying "i do" and everything has been romantic and exciting and trips and presents and oh, my gosh -- >> candlel