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back then, she was ellen sheffield in her early 30s, divorced with a young child and looking for someoneo share that next chapter of her life. and then quite literally in walked mike snyder. >> i said, hi, mike. how are you doing? >> it was the fall of '91, auto mechanic mike snyder was visiting a friend at the car deerlship where ellen works. he was curious about the red head who greeted him with a big hello. >> he didn't remember who i was but he got back to work and called back over to find out who i was. >> turned out they worked together years before. this time the counter led to a fixup of mutual friends. >> great guy. showed interest in me. >> opposites attracted. but quiet and introverted mike hit it off with talkative and outgoing ellen. >> he'd leave flowers on my car can. we went out today. he was nice to my son. >> that was important to you. >> absolutely. >> ellen was smitten with mike. he was skilled mechanic. one of the best in albuquerque. >> he'd work at least six days a week. he was usually the first one there and the last one to leave. >> dave worked alongside mike for

light to crush the kings lane and sheffield wednesday skills programs to stop the biblical book of forest fa cup semi final of april fifteen twenty eight to nine. andrea was dreadful temporary identity. all forms of the king's cup final wednesday evening. two hundred and twenty eight edition of the classic between the world's two richest club takes place in valencia. what the status of its water bottle so how did you have a hard week for little things in the domestic league title race comes up with a champions league quarter final exit. this could be the last jaunt of silverware this time. here are the montego and his men you know who is rumored to be on his way out of the summer so it is the title but at stake when it meets the kings captain. final against a classy rifle. of course it is important but if you asked what the winning would cover the filling anyhow regarding a potential months. the altar is no real madrid coach cowher when georgie will has a son together. a free drink at all tuesday. he also confirmed the club's top scorer are still a rebel but will miss the final plea to re

carrie sheffield, we're glad you chimed in on that.ushdie is here. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ red and seventy-seven thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expensive. washington, don't let big oil rig the system any more. protect the renewable fuel standard. ♪ >>> 45 past the hour. live look at the white house on this beautiful monday morning. here with us now on set in new york, esteemed author salman rushdie. it's very good to have you on with us this morning. >> thank you. >> you're going to be receiving the penn allen literary service award tonight. given the nature of this award and given your career and your life's twists and turns, what does this award mean to you? >> well, it's been given to wonderful writers in the

she has been silent since her street was sheffield united. she points at things to communicate. this is a common condition among syrian children. she was mute for a year. she has spoken again after treatment but now suffers from a speech pediment and requires speech therapy, which her family cannot afford. >> if she hear a thump, she thinks it's a bomb. the girl is living in fear. >> thousands of syrian children are being treated for psychological conditions across jordan. psychologists say it's much harder for children to come to terms with war. >> i could not even accept the people, the atmosphere in jordan. >> children continue to receive help but back in syria millions more face uncertain future of war and more devastation. >> in egypt a left wing politician has submitted his bid to run for president. he is the second candidate to put his name forward. he heads the political alliance he is being supported by the nobel peace oner. he is expected to win the election, which is scheduled for may. >>> in egypt a policeman has been killed in an explosion in the capitol. it happene

she is forbes.com contributor terry sheffield. tonime on red ume. she is an awful person. it is joanne with the waive. and america's top moper, tv's andy levey. and he is funnier than a whopey cushion. he will be on a show wednesday at 11:30 eastern on what we like to call mtv2. >> other people call it that. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg, it is me, your inner money log. i will try not to let the audience know where the bodies are buried. >> thank you, voice. could what you chug make you good with lugs? it is time for tonight's edition of america's hottest new game show -- >> is this sexist? >> that was nice. a new ad for a woodford reserve is taking some heat after the "mad men" premiere. listen and look and look and listen carefully. >> when i see a man drinking bourbon, i expect him to be the kind who could build me a bookshelf, but in the way that one builds a ready made bookshelf. he will already know where the lumber yard is. he will get the right amount of wood without having to do math. he will let me use the saw and not find it cute that i don'

they start in yrk and race to sheffield, stage 3 starts in came bridge, finishing in london.ace will continue for 18 staunches for the finish -- stauges for the -- stages for the finish in paris. >> in the english county of yorkshire the ent calls for bunting, small flags that line the streets. it's not an english event, but the tour de france. there's excitement and pride to host the ept. no longer surprise. >> there's a divide where people assume everything goes on down south. archer is a great county. a lot going on. >> yorkshire is the biggest county, up against edinburgh, flor eps and barcelona. the organizers have fallen in love with the scenario and expect those watching in july to appreciate it too. >> i think the landscape is magnificent. it's hilly and looks beautiful. >> for you willates appeal -- for all its appeal, it had to offer something challenging. this is but ir tubs, the northern -- butter tubs, the northern most area that the tour de france will go through. it's the landscape that means many people are regarding the first two staples as the most difficult

sporting tragedy. 96 men, women and children crushed to death during a football match in 1989 in sheffield's hills borough stadium. 25 years on the liverpool fans who died have been remembered by tens of thousands of people at the club's home ground. barnaby phillips was there. >> outside the anfield stadium a large crowd. but they had not come for a football match, and the atmosphere was sombre. liverpool fans, but also other people from this city and beyond paid their respects. [ singing ] >> and inside the stadium the list of names of those who died. >> kevin trainer. >> patrick john thompson. >> peter ruben thompson. >> on and on. >> for us who have witnessed these 25 years, the family of the 96, we have been struck by your determination, courage and absolute love. >> there were many famous faces in the stadium, players who were there that day at hillsborough, and the current first team, some of whom were not born in 1989. >> 96 individuals that were all loved, cherished and all wept too soon. those who we lost, and for those that have fought and campaigned tirelessly on their behalf and

. >> i think sheffield is the real deal.ly believe they're sit on top of one of the biggest oil fields in the world. only sell pioneer when it's breaking out not when it's breaking down. let's go to steve. >> caller: hey, go go has been a great stock to trade in with the market changes happening. what do you think about it now? >> well, frankly, i found when we went head to head go go versus buyer sat, i thought maybe there's too much competition in this group. go go can certainly bounce, but not one i want to kind of base my portfolio on. let's go to don in virginia. don? >> caller: hey, booyah, jim. >> booyah, don. >> caller: should i close the position -- >> cn is a cautionary tale. charitable trust sold some higher and some lower. i didn't see a lot to write about home in the quarter. i will play it safe, too low to sell. i can't bear it. a disappointment. john in michigan. john? >> caller: jimmy james, a big dearborn booyah. >> what's going on? i like the chinese number. >> caller: i like your take on black stone. >> i

this is sheffield avenue along right field. you have waveland along left field.this started as a very organic thing fp if you lived in one these buildings, you were lucky enough to get on top, have some buddies over and you could see into the game. sometime 20, 25 years ago, this became a very commercial enterprise. so all of these buildings that you can see now as we sweep across sheffield have bleachers on top including all the way down to the corner of addison there where you can see bleachers, too. so obviously people are making money and something the ricketts family will be working out. murphys bleachers is perhaps the most famous. >> we're losing willie's mike here. but without knowing all the details of this, i have a feeling looking at those buildings and those bleachers on top, i would rather be negotiating with vladimir putin on ukraine than some of the people that have those buildings behind us. so good luck there. but congratulations on today. what will your thoughts be when you sit in your seat? >> it is such an exciting day. every game here i get g

i want to em efa size permian because it is the biggest -- remember sheffield came on "mad money" andian is the second biggest field after saudi arabia and so far i keep hearing it. i keep hearing it. nothing that says he's wrong. >> all right. how about mad tonight? >> ppg, now chuck bunch delivered another great quarter. this to me is dow chemical on steroids. better company going higher. let's hear what chuck has to say. he's a remarkable executive nonpromotional as so many of the good ones are as mcnerney is by the way. >> promotional win your commercial airline margins keep going up. >> what a quarter. >> see you tonight, jim. >> see you after facebook and apple. >> very exciting. >> "mad money" 6:00 p.m. as well. when we come back breaking news on new home sales and david's interview with carl icahn and a lot more. keep it right here. ♪ [ dog barks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine the cars we drive... being able to see so clearly... to respond so intelligently and so quickly, they can help protect us from a world of unseen danger. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fic

they tear up the entire countryside between liverpool manchester and sheffield right there and incredibly capital intensive and you're in a period peak peak capital peak and peak. rates are in and three hundred fifty year low so as soon as interest rates pop up then all the experts all the economics of fracking completely are destroyed and makes no economic sense and you know it's just it's a nonstarter from day one but the propaganda is genius because they don't say what cameron will say what the queen will say i don't know why i'm rubbing my eye like this but i know i can say is that what a queen will say is that we and george osborne cameron will say is that this is the way to get back to russia. it's russia we're going to get back to russia by fracking you to death. yeah that's a really good idea i think maybe just blow your brains out and save everybody the trouble of all the environmental damage so and finally here even the new roads are vulnerable to these generate huge lorries because a portion of the u.s. highway to near wilston north dakota completed in two thousand and four is