ronnie tye. the most amazing person in the world. >> i get married on the 23rd. i'm pretty excited about that. she's a very sweet girl. and i do love her. she's the best thing that's happened to me. >> he's just amazing. it's like he has his own little disposition, i guess, that i like. he's very honest. no matter what he tells me the truth. some things he's told me i'm like, i could have lived without that. >> she keeps me out of trouble. she helps me out a lot. >> i got his name on my leg. you want to see it? because i love him and he loves me, and i would marry him in the cemetary out back if that's the case. it doesn't bother me. >> a relationship behind bars poses a unique set of problems. >> we get four hours every two weeks. that's kind of what i live for, four hours every two weeks. >> and those visits might become even more restricted. since tye was recently caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials might decide to put him on non-contact visitation status or suspend it altogethe

ronnie contends that he has the leadership skills to pull -- mitt romney contends that he is the leadership skills to pull the country out of recession. >> two banks are accused of sending account statements with inaccurate loan balances and telling the customer she was denied a mortgage modification that was already approved. >> unemployment fraud reached a record level last year. the government put out $17 billion to people who did not qualify for help. most of the payments came when workers received checks after they had gotten jobs. officials say that many workers were reassigned to handle the wave of new claims. new workers will be mandatory by the end of the year. >> when we continue, how congress is trying to compromise on a major budget battle. >> a computer glitch forces residents to go without medication. >> [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> tonight, for the fifth day in a row, pharma

a base hit will whip it for tlachblt ronny cedeno there to make the play.e're still tied at three. 19th inning, it's late. folks in the crowd starting to get a little bit weird. here we go. julio lugo tries to score. he's out by a mile, right? the umpire calls him safe. jerl nee jerry neels was your umpire. he whammed to get back to the hotel the is to have a couple of meals. after 6 hours and 35 minutes he just want god home. the pirates manager clint hurdle couldn't believe what he saw. he was out by ten feet. they qaa him safe. the braves win 4-3 in 19 innings. the game ended at 1:50 a.m. eastern time. that's the longest game either of these two franchises has ever played. how about the yanks and the mariners last night? seattle, 16-game losing streak. it's not going to get any better facing that guy. cc sabathia feasting on the mariners' lineup. ichiro can't make contact. sabathia was perfect. actually through six innings. yankees had some offense. curtis granderson pokes one just over the left field wall. amazing. he's got 28 home run this season. afte

the caller ronnie, from north carolina, she has tweeted in a message. ms. hogan, what do people do to preserve heritage? indians still exist, mixed indians with nowhere to go. >> guest: well, if i recall, that would be in jamaica. i believe that probably the majority of arawak are mixed with black jamaicans. and probably do not have a land base. and i don't know, i have no answer for what they would do to preserve to create one -- to create their own nation. >> host: well, let's take that question a little bit more broadly. how do you preserve heritage? how do you chickasaw preserve heritage? >> guest: you know, interestingly enough, i think that probably our dancers and singers are the ones who most significantly preserve the heritage. and feel the strongest -- the traditions. that are there. because it was against the law until 1978, actually, all religions were against american law until the american indian religious freedom act was passed. in a country that guarantees religious freedom, we were the only ones who had none. and so -- but in talking to peo

thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across the country the biggest ronnie's now underway in tel aviv and as all she's porn is here reports it's hard not to notice this in the iraqis between these abounds on the beginning of the egyptian uprising earlier this year. well these are the action in fifty thousand people here with the most popular chanting we demand social justice a whole new way of speakers have been taking to the stage they've been calling on unity and message coming across very strongly is one by one people here can bring change a lot of criticism being leveled at israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu in fact if he time his name is mentioned he is why are you here tonight i'm here because it's just becoming pasty to live in this country anymore we work we give out and we give in we keep on giving and there's no end to this this is zero chance this is only will we have to change those because you don't have any other choice would you say people have been inspired by the demonstrations taking place in their. cars or what it's all sign saying. go ho

ronnie comes here all the time his entire family lives here he says advise me a muslim general is responsible. that's about you know when i was only nine years old when next year or each took away eric we're heading like that person killed my mother then my father and brother i was wounded and taken captive they held me for the six days and only god knows why i survived. but even though gonna survive his loss just like that thousands of people here is being ignored or each was at the hague tribunal and i was supposed to be a witness in his trial but in the end me and about thirty other witnesses were simply cast aside they didn't cause you didn't ask what happened to our families and the tribunals only gave him two years in prison. the bulk of your story eunice atrocities visited an all sides and perpetrated by all players but the version most often propagated by buster media is rather one sided ingraining the serbs the purpose or. to. create a rationale for humanitarian interventions which. occurred so that a woman. or so that so-called precedent can be traced through the years and into toda

with entire families of murdered serb civilians only get visited by the very few remaining survivors ronnie comes here all the time his entire family lives here he says and bosnian muslim general is responsible so that's because you know that i was only nine years old when next year all reach took away everything i had in life first he killed my mother then my father and brother i was wounded and taken captive they held me for six days and only god knows why i survived. but even beyond the survive his loss just like that thousands of people here is being ignored or each was at the hague tribunal and i was supposed to be a witness in his trial but in the end me in about thirty other witnesses was simply cost a side they didn't cause i didn't ask what happened to our families and the tribunal only gave him two years in prison. the balkan war so heinous atrocities visited an all sides and perpetrated by all players but the version most often propagated by western media is rather one sided and blaming the serves the purpose of through. the create. for so-called humanitarian interventions which.

and i know i just didn't want to leave ronnie there. >> reporter: that was june 2004, and yes, he isut she's by him, still, even if she is, also, at the same time, , herself. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and happy birthday. don't forget, the "nightline" special on casey anthony tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> the search expands for a group of missing bay area boaters off the gulf of california. crews think there is a good possibility of men are still alive. >> a group of firefighters learning the ropes. it's a second chance for some, who lost their jobs due to tough budget times. >> and michael finney with a caution nairy tale about buying long term care insurance. >> and at 6:30 a ruling requiring a military to lift its don't ask, don't tell policy, immediately. the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> the efforts expand to find seven men lost at sea off the gulf of california. >> their families are not giving up, they're pleading for efforts to continue. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll have the story in just a moment. first tonight the east palo a

ronnie campbell. >> mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house would wish to pay tribute to scott mcclairen for the royal regiment of scotland. this week i witnessed at first hand the sacrifice of our soldiers. i pay tribute to the bravy of this brave soldier. our thoughts will be with his family and friends but we pay tribute and all like him who serve our country so magnificently in afghanistan and elsewhere. >> here, here. >> i had meetings with ministerial members. >> can i agree with what the prime minister said and i have a son in afghanistan. it's a dreaded thing thinking you get that knock on the door that he's lost in action. and our sympathies go with scott's father and mother and that particular team. here, here. >> mr. speaker, that yesterday we give 10 billion pounds to the bailout to banks in greece. we give 7 billion pounds to the bailout in ireland. we give 100 billion, this is the british taxpayer, 100 million a year for their -- the quality of the banks in this country for insurance purposes and other pu

. >> good morning, ronnie. noticing, behind the group of singer, we have a few cool looking cars. >> we'll show them and we're proud to have them on this star spangled 4th of july. i want to get this right. it's, which cabs? >> arrow and county cab drivers >> three, two, one, arrow and county cab drivers. [ cheers and applause ] . >> how are you? >> we're doing great, how are you? >> we're doing great, we appreciate you coming down. >> i'm lady t! the roadster. hello to everyone at arrow and county cab and my mom and family and don and marty. >> you're the supervisor? >> yes, i am. there's always a challenge. >> i had two uncles who were cab drivers. people don't appreciate what a difficult job it is and the job you have to do on a daily basis. thank you for doing it. >> there's something else we need to point out. i came here in '77. you couldn't find a cab on the streets. now, there are cabs, i'm talk, licensed cab drivers everywhere. people found out, on a weekend, particularly, my daughter's generation, if

and i want to bomb iran or his people have a need for the ek so they can pretend it's important to ronnie and people's movement while really just looking for some kind of it in to help them once again convince pundits and analysts and journalists that iran poses an immediate threat and we need to start bombing tomorrow you know it's something that john bolton has been trying to do for years but have any case becomes one of these designated friends and he's probably going to fight a lot easier and this is a true testament to how our diplomacy can be bought and so you may take it off he became our friend we wanted his resources and then we decided to bomb him and we try to keep the oil from us it's the same way that we did nothing to stop it from killing his people in yemen because we need him in power for now to take the blame for our drone strikes with all that hypocrisy all of those double standards and hold back everything can be bought these days and that's something that your corporate media also bought chooses to miss. disappointing dismal rotten brutal awful bad bad bad those are al

. >> host: next call for author linda hogan comes from north carolina, ronny, you're on the line. >> caller: hi, linda -- >> guest: hi, ronny. >> caller: i'm asking you what do you know about the arowat indians and i was originally born -- [inaudible] >> guest: i'm having trouble understanding you. >> host: yeah, ronny, we just can't quite make out your words. if you can call back for a different connection or if you are on a cell phone, try a hard line. huntington, kentucky, nancy, you're on booktv. >> caller: i tried several times to call the indian nation and they give me bogus number. i can't find any place close to me to hook up with my culture. i don't know imr this is, but i live in kentucky close to ohio, and they always want to send me way up in ohio or oklahoma, and i can't get to those places. how can i join the culture? >> guest: what nation are you from? >> host: same as -- >> caller: same as you. >> guest: you're a chickasaw? >> caller: uh-huh. >> guest: go to chickasaw.net. there are connections there. >> host: that caller is gone. what is on the cover on the book? >>

ronny, you are on the line. >> caller: pleasure to speak with you. i am -- you know about the arawak indians. i was there originally -- [inaudible] [talking over each other] >> host: we can't make of your words. if you could call back and see if there's a different connection that can be made or call on a hard line. huntington, kentucky. nancy, you are on booktv. >> caller: i would like to ask you a question. i have tried several times to call the indian nation and they give me bogus numbers. i can never find any place close to me to hook up with my culture. i don't know why this is. i live in kentucky close to a high of. way up in ohio or oklahoma, i can't get to those places. how can i join the culture? >> guest: what nation are you from? >> caller: same as you. >> guest: you are chickasaw? go on chickasaw.net online and we will hook you up. there are also fun numbers. >> caller: >> guest: >> host: that caller's gone. in "mean spirit," what is on the cover of this book? >> guest: no one is asking me writing questions. >> host: what is on the cover

. >> me and ronny in 6th grade for the champion soccer jugglers of our class. whoa! >> this is a crime scene. >> here we go. >> uh-oh. >> wow. there goes our ceiling. >> that very expensive round of office ceiling tile smashing hi jinxes, i swear was research for tonight's interview. you know the way restaurant critics do research by eating delicious food? that was not us just goofing around when we smashed the office tiles, which i swear i'll pay for, that was research. u.s. members of the national soccer team is next [ male announcer ] if it's true that sharks can sense even a drop of blood from a quarter of a mile away, which razor would you use? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the highest rated soccer game on cable ever in the history of showing soccer on cable was this weekend's world cup final. the highest rated soccer game on network tv ever was the final the united states was in in 1999. both of those games, both of them were women's games. the countries around the world we tend to think of as soccer crazed, places like britain or brazil, they are, in fact, crazy about soccer, but

ronny, take a look at the conversation, it's very important, history of the media, between jon stewart, of comedy central, of course, and chris wallace. i think chris wallace laid down an interesting line here on what fox is all about. i think it's fair to say what he says now in this, perhaps, unrehearsed comment than was ever said by the advertising of fox when they called themselves fair and balanced. let's listen to chris wallace. >> you believe that fox news is exactly the ideological equivalent of nbc news? >> i think we're the counter -- i think that they have a liberal agenda and we tell the other side of the story. >> well, there's an admission by ron and then, josh, not saying fair and balances, he's saying they're a balancing act of the point of view of the major broadcast networks and i guess us? >> yeah. >> that's right. abc, nbc, cbs, the "new york times," everybody else in the media is part of a liberal conspiracy and poor, lonely little fox is out there all on their own counterbalancing this. of course, he admitted in saying that, they are, in fact, a conservative voice

. >> thank you, ronnie hargis. appreciate it. i want to go to joe tray han.he stadium has been inspected p.m. i think in the inspection nothing was wrong, they didn't think it would lead to any changes, do you agree with that? how could it not lead to some sort of changes there? >> well, you are correct, by the way, that they inspected the building. those railings in that area actually exceeded code for a ballpark of this size. as for changes that will happen. i just got off the phone with the communications chief with the rayners. they're right now in the exploratory phase of what they will do next. they're meeting with city leaders, contractors, building architects. i think they realize they will have to make some sort of change. i've been told whatever change could be may, they want to make sure it's done right. i brought up the possibility of some sort of netting, and i was told, listen, that would be an easy stopgap solution, but they want to make sure they don't just go that route and put something up there that could cause even more harm. so there's wo

a man next to stone, ronnie hargas tried to pull him back, but he slipped away. >> your first instinct him. i tried to grab him. i couldn't catch him. he went down. as he went by me, i tried to grab him again and i missed. it looked like in slow motion as he was going to the ground. i mean, there's nothing i could do except watch him fall. >> the player who tossed the ball josh hamilton beside himself now. >> it's definitely on my mind and in my heart. you know, like i said, you know, i can't stop praying enough for him and you know, my family is. and you know, i just can't imagine. >> the rangers organization took a moment of silence the day afterwards. >> we ask that each of you join the oakland athletics, the texas rangers, and all of major league baseball as we observe a silent moment of reflection and respect for brownwood, texas, firefighter shannon stone. >> this isn't the first time a fan has fallen at the rangers ballpark. another man fell from the second deck a little more than a year ago. he dropped 30 feet and fractured his skull, but incredibly, he lived. joining me now on

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i just didn't want to leave ronnie there. >> reporter: that was june 2004. and yes, he is gone.the same time by herself. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> powerful. >> just heart-breaking. when you look back and you remember that moment where she put herself on the coffin like that. brings tears to your eyes. >>> we're going to shift gears a little bit here. because coming up, la toya jackson drops a bombshell. it involves sex, money, her ex-husband and mike tyson. we'll explain that one. >> so much for the warm, fuzzy feeling. >>> and hugh grant's latest passion. it's not his next acting role. stay tuned for "the skinny." it's coming up. ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >>> well, starting off "the skinny" this morning we're talking about hugh grant who's sort of been out of the news a little bit lately. he sort of lays low for the most part unless he's promoting -- >> not so much in movies. >> unless he's promoting a movie where he plays a cute britisis guy who falls in love with an american woman. it's like really every single movie he does. >> very predictable. >> but he's got a cau

and our music gueses next week, ronnie vannucci from the killers' new band, big talk, the features willwith us, and lady gaga will be here to turn everything upside down. so join us next week, too. our first guest tonight is an exceptionally funny individual. he has a television show on nbc called "parenthood" and a film that he wrote and directed and starred in called "brother's justice." it just came out on blu-ray and dvd. please say hello to dax shepard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look so wholesome tonight. >> five years younger, right? >> jimmy: you do. what did you do? >> on vacation together, which you'll learn about later -- >> jimmy: don'n'tell everyone. >> i had a full beard and longer hail. don't i look younger? >> jimmy: you do. >> i sprang out of bed this morning. my hair was still long and thin and i shaved and then i looked terrible. i didn't have a chin anymore, my nose got bigger. so then i had to shorten up the hair to help everything out. >> jimmy: you look like a young boy. >> by the way, we discussed your looks at length. you've had a renovation this year

and then a very great guy, ronnie vannucci, from the killers, is here with his new band.album. it came out last week. "big talk" from the bud light stage. tomorrow night, "cowboys and aliens" week continues with the laser-bracelet-wearing star of the film, daniel craig. we'll also be joined by sasha alexander from "rizzoli and isles," and we'll hear music from the features. later this week, olivia wilde, adam beach, harrison ford. music from chris young, and on thursday, lady gaga will be here to chat, sing, and probabay wear something wierd on her head. please don't anyone else ask me -- we have so many ticket requests already. we're shutting down the street behind our theater for a big block party with lady gaga. i'm going to throw her meat dress on the grill. and serve it. [ applause ] it will be delicious. our first guest tonight is as money as they come. he is the director of many fine and lucrative films involving swingers, elves, and iron men. his latest, co-starring daniel craig and harrison ford, is called "cowboys and aliens." it opens in theaters friday. please

a man beside stone named ronny hargas moved fast, tried to pull him back. >> the first instinct is toouldn't catch him. he went down. as he went by, i tried to grab him again and i missed. it looked like in slow motion as he was going to the ground. there was nothing i could do but watch hill fall. >> i was talking about this with football hall-of-famer fran tarkenton. he's spent much of his life in stadiums and sympathizes with the stone family. >> the whole tragedy -- we all saw it. we feel it because we have been to games with our fathers, with our sons. this is a fireman, a working guy who does physical work and he's comfortable and all of the sudden it's gone. life is so fragile. here we see it wasn't supposed to happen. >> funeral services will be held for shannon stone on monday. our affiliate w faa reports the rangers met with city leaders, architects and contractors about changes to the stadium. there are no immediate decisions on that. >>> let's go overseas now. gunfire ringing out in parts of syria. demonstrators say the government's violent crackdown is continuing, even as

that's coming, though, right, ronnie? >> do we have to take this seriously?it going to present problems down the road? or is this just a fact a part of growing up? >> it's absolutely inevitable. make no mistake, every kid is going to be embarrassed by their parents. but what they're embarrassed about can range from serious things like we saw parents who don't respect boundaries to trivial things like the way mom opens up her pocketbook or breathing and things like that. you really have to make a distinction. >> and it's one thing, i think, if you inadvertently embarrass your children. it's another -- and there are some parents, and i've been guilty of this, too -- i go out of my way to kind of tweak my kids a little bit, trying to kind of build a crust in them. but i embarrass them sometimes on purpose. >> oh, absolutely. and it's a terrific thing. it's a terrific thing for them to go back and forth with you that way. one of the new things, since we were all kids, one of the new things that happens is technology. moms and dads infiltrating their kids' faceboo

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but ronnie cedeno makes the play. it's the 19th inning now, it's about 1:45 in the morning.this morning, julio lugo tries to score on a grounder to third. he appears to be out by five feet. not appears to be, he is out by five feet. but jerry meals calls him safe. >> how? >> what are you looking at, jerry. take another look. the pirate's catcher cannot believe his eyes. they call him save, they win, 4-3. still hasn't touched the base, he's been tagged out. the braves win 4-3 in 19 innings, the game lasted six hours, 35 minutes ending just before 2:00 in the morning, clearly that umpire was thinking about what time the room service menu closed, had to get back to the he tolotel. the longest game either team has ever played. the pirates are now one game out in the central, and they've got the wild card. >> aaron has been drews is going to be talking about the juggernaut. now a look ahead at the 2012 olympics now exactly one year away. somewhere in america, there's a doctor who can peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and beca

ronnie writes -- unfortunately the republicans aren't negotiating in good faith for the american people obama knows this and decided he's not playing with these dirty republicans. i would have an outburst myself dealing with idiots. >> warren says on facebook, negotiations aren't over until the bill or deadline passes. politics is all about posturing and pseudo chess-like strategy. the front is always propaganda. extra points for using whilst. >> send us an e-mail, tweet. we will read more of your thoughts later in the hour. >>> you remember marine sergeant scott moore serving in afghanistan. he mosted a video asks mila kunis to go to the marine ball with him. first she said yes and then took it back. mila has a scheduling conflict. she will be filming two movies in november and can't go. but she says she will still hang with him another time. >> do you think that's better or worse, hang with him another time, go to a movie or something like that. you don't think this is happening. you think she is not. why do you think she's not? >> i think that she probably doesn't feel comfortable go

kansas city, kansas, ronnie on our independent line. caller: good morning. host: is the constitution still relevant? caller: why really don't think so. if you go back to the time when it was written, it did not really matter to everyone who was in america. it did not matter to the black man because of the things that were written did not pertain to a black person. i guess it depends on what point of view you are coming from. i really think it is irrelevant right now. host: do you think the amendments and changed how will the constitution is, the changes over the last 200 years? caller: yes, it has made it better and it has a much longer way to go. these politicians are just looking for their own constituents and themselves. it has a long way to go, i believe. host: albany, new york, ken, democratic collar. -- caller. caller: i believe july 4 is the holiday to celebrate, not the constitution. this country was created by freemasons not to be a christian country but to be a country that separated religion and the state. some people out there running for office