but some saying this is all a big joke and they were stale shells headed to the garbage bin anyway. >> it makes you wonder, in any restaurant, what goes on in the back. >> i worked as a wait res in a restaurant, i'm not going to say where, but the stories -- i never saw this happen but the stories the other waiters who had been doing this much longer

>> prospect lists get stale very quickly. it depends if someone tells me that they want three acres i am going to put a note on my phone, if someone wants 1,000 square feet, i will try to help them, but i know the prospect list gets stale and if someone is looking for space they have to come to conclusion in months. it is, yeah. but we do have lists if it is a parking lease and we are going to put that out for a competitive bid, we have those types of lists sure. >> did those include some of the commercial brokerage firms that often have clients looking for space? >> i am engaged in the community and we do not pay the fees and that is what they want if it is something like auto desk and they paid a fee to ellis because their broker contacted me and so we did the deal and that is how it is done but i do the ability to pay over my tenure broker commissions the city attorney had determined that it is a sole source contract and so we can't play the broker fees. a sense of more not a very detailed, you know, process, but to becaus

they're stale search searching forg fo a suspect. >> new at 6:00, two men injured in a shooting in san francisco's mission district. it happened this morning. police say a car with bullet holes was found a short distance away. the victims transported themselves to the hospital and are both in stable condition. >>> tonight, arson investigators are working to determine if a garage fire in coup are cupertino was deliberately set. a viewer sent us these pictures. the fire broke just before 1:00 this morning in the house on maria lane. the two elderly occupants got out safely. >> the origin of the fire is in the garage area. whether it started inside the garage or maybe on the exterior or the garage, that's what we'll determine. >> the fire caused patrol $200,000 in damage to the garage and the house. >>> still to come an abc7 news at 6:00. remembering a tv icon. >> plus, deadly storms in america's heartland, and it's not over yet. the tornadoes and the flooding. >> and saving whales off california0s coast. the new >> developing news. people in and around oklahoma city are picking up the pi

they're stale search searching for -- searching for a suspect. >> new at:00, two men injured in a shooting in san francisco's mission district. it happened this morning. police say a car with bullet holes was found a short distance away. the victims transported themselves to the hospital and are both in stable condition. >>> tonight, arson investigators are working to determine if a garage fire in coup are cupertino was deliberately set. a viewer sent us these pictures. the fire broke just before 1:00 this morning in the house on maria lane. the two elderly occupants got out safely. >> the origin of the fire is in the garage area. whether it started inside the garage or maybe on the exterior or the garage, that's what we'll determine. >> the fire caused patrol $200,000 in damage to the garage and the house. >>> still to come an abc7 news at 6:00. remembering a tv icon. >> plus, deadly storms in america's heartland, and it's not over yet. the tornadoes and the flooding. >> and saving whales off california0s coast. th >> developing news. people in and around oklahoma city are picking up the

up to 2009 shooting of grant, an unarmed bart passenger by a police officer at oakland throughout stale stations. >> still head here on abc 7 news at 5:00 a legend is being honored in the bay area. the special ceremony happening right now. >> also, bart warning passengers of a potential strike in the coming weeks. a looming vote, wlit what it could mean for getting around. >> nice warm weather coming up for the first two days of summer, friday, saturday. but there may be rain in our forecast as well. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and facebook gets into the video side of social media. what you'll be able to do with its new features, stay with us. the news at >>> we're just 10 days from a possible bart strike. the transit agency negotiating with five unions and so far not so good. abc 7 news alan wong is live with the latest on the talks and alan he have a lot to talk about. yes. next week the union spoke whether or not to authorize a strike but commuters here were either aun ware, or unphased by the fact their commute could come to a halt july 1. >> are you worried th

. >> jamie: stale couple years a way. >> the potential is tremendous.u can extend it for ten days, you may be extend it for months. >> jamie: we need to watch our diet and exercise. >> also smart technology. >> jamie: maybe you could tell us how smart we are about this. i don't want to scare you, new warnings about a virus that the u.n. and world health organization is calling a threat to the entire world. you don't hear that very often. already 30 people have died. what is had virus and what do we have to do? >> jamie, this virus is a corono virus is a long time but it's the virus that gives us 20% of the common cold. it's the virus that causes something in 2003 called sars. let's talk about sars for a minute. sars ended up infecting over 7,000 people and it did kill over 700. the real story is how much fear there was. they cordoned off the city of toronto. they close asia. bills and bills of dollars were spent. everyone says it's going to be worldwide pandemic. 700 people isn't close to the people that dpei of flu every year. >> jamie: you want people

an extraordinary move, and japan is stale big economy in the world, so if they can get growth back thatas positive trickle-down effects for all of us. >> good to see you both. thank you so very much. jason, rebecca. up next, the senate starts debate on an immigration reform bill that would provide a immigrants. i talk to a ceo who is an immigrant himself who says washington's approach is all wrong. >> google changes the road for navigation and the smartphone wars. time to take a turn? we'll be back in a moment. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change what's offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by all of us, based on one simple common sense fact... all calories count.

exchange of a communique so as the issue of m d missile defense has been very stale and has there being any more a movement forward yes we did we spoke a lot about the. about decide.

role in and we're not getting all the content finalized; all the content on the current website is stale. we're getting fresh content and putting in place a maintenance plan to keep the content current. there's a lot of great features on it. real-time maps, vehicle location integration with 511 and twitter; some of the real documentations will be helpful, including mobile device friendly features. much better information on the many projects that we are doing all around the city. i'm happy to see that launching. we'll send out something next wednesday. for those of you who like the look and feel of your site, enjoy the last week of it. next wednesday the new one will be up. speaking of cycling and bike sharing, the chairman made reference to what they saw in mexico city. hour by chair system is still on track to be up and running this august. it has been officially named bay area bike share, pretty creative. there will be an open house may 30th, at 5:30 p.m. to 7:30, to let people know how the system works and talk about expensive locations because we are starting this believing that bef

this stock wall street will say is a stale, it makes tires for luxury and other vehicles xs i like this stock. >> mike? >> good company, be careful though. revenue has gotten flat. >> encore capital. >> they collect money from deadbeats. a lot of deadbeats. ed economy is very bad and it's only trading for twice book value. >> sounds great, morgan. >> it does. i think this is great potential long term. keep an eye out because dodd/frank financial regulations are a threat here. >> by the way, does everybody think the market will continue to go up? >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> i'll go with the yeses. thanks for watching. the number one business block continues with eric bowling and cashing in. me play. ♪ me play. ♪ >>> irs cruise foorg bruising after picking a fight with conservatives, texas senator ted cruze is here. leading the charge to abolish the irs altogether. you don't have to be a reporter for this administration to size you up. now thanks to obamacare if you weigh too much or smoke, ou'll be slapped with a fine. is had a fine with you? nd teacher is in hot water, is this what is wro

. >> reporter: but watch dogs say adding cheap alcohol stales will not not good for the area. >> you have more loitering around the facility, people making out and drinking on the premises or close to the premises. young people trying to get access to the alcohol. >> reporter: it could make it easy for homeless people with addiction problems to getting alcohol. >> for a homeless person, they probably would buy it because of the price. if it was 99-cents or whatever. easier access to get to it. >> reporter: we're cton following the federal and state laws and regulations as far as selling to minors and selling to people intoxicated. >> reporter: while some shoppers don't like the idea. >> this is more of a family environment. >> reporter: others are eager for the change. >> i definitely approve of it. the price is right. >> reporter: managers say a 99- cent store in other cities already sell alcohol. there is a hearing on july 8th and decision could come in august. >> two men were arrested after a crash in mountain view. it all started around 8:00 last night. a police officer tried to

they say the redevelopment is yet another example of what they say is erdowan's authoritarian stale. the prime minister was scheduled to meet during the day with protest leaders, but the latest police response may jeopardize those talks. >>> south korean diplomats are trying to some vaj meetings with their north korean counterparts. the two sides were set for their first high-level talks in nearly six years, but could not agree on who would do the talking. representatives were set to gather during the day for two days of meetings in seoul, but disagreed on who would lead their delegations. the south koreans wanted the north koreans to send a senior negotiator in charge of relations between the countries. but officials in pyongyang refused. so the south koreans decide to send their dpult unification minister. the north koreans say that rank was not appropriate. a spokesperson for south korea's unification ministry says the response was absurd in terms of common sense and international standards. still, diplomats in seoul say the window for dialogue remains open. >>> members of the tal

his hope was seeing these creatures on this stale could move people to be more protective of their habitatnce our story aired, bryant has published his first pub of photographs, some images printed on page s unfolding to five fee in length. >> it all kind of gelled into this one weird sort of project. >> reporter: another project that's since come to life is stephanie dudaro's. we met her last year, taking a detour from a stressful, unfulfilling career, to walk the california mission trail from sonoma to san diego. her goal was to write a guide so others may follow in her footsteps. it took her less time to walk the e800 miles than to write t guide, but she's heard from others that will tack it will journey on their own. >> if you can bring a smile to that kid's face, why wouldn't you? >> reporter: we've done a number of updates on the story of barbara, because her passion, sewing superhero capes for sick children, continues the grow. well, recently barbara and her friends got together one weekend to sew capes for children impacted by the oklahoma tornadoes. and a few weeks ago, she went

how did seinfeld eat all of that cereal without it going stale. >>> let's get to more serious stuff on tuesday. top story this morning, day two of the g-8 this morning. the talk is expected to hinge on trade, transparency and taxes. things got off to a somewhat frosty start for president obama and russian president vladimir putin at a meeting to discuss syria. still was better than the meeting held with prime minister david cameron where they accused western powers of arming them with rebels who eat human body parts. both of the leaders agreed while they differ on a political resolution, they want an end to the violence. earlier president obama pushed back that more could have been done earlier to avoid the bloodshed. >> this argument that somehow if we had gone in earlier or heavier in some fashion that the tragedy and chaos taking place in syria wouldn't be taking place i think is wrong. i don't think that anybody would suggest that somehow there was a ready made military opposition inside of syria that could somehow have quickly and cleanly defeated the syrian army, and one of the c

it can contaminate the water so far as producing was concerned he was defiant towards the so-called stale gas boom. he's critical been reporting right now if you kind of stay with us here and see you just a moment i'll be martin no nonsense news and breaking the set that's in just a minute. you know what's worse than a crop bureaucrat a crook bureaucrat who sucks at being corrupt a scumbag bureaucrat in veronese russia just couldn't help himself and put some very hefty charges for services contracts for road repair and construction in just three years he was able to take enough of a percentage off of these contracts though investigators raided his house he had the equivalent of over three million dollars in russian money all over his home news not mail dot ru claims he had entire laundry hampers and twenty five kilogram sugar sex filled to the brim with box first off when someone is this flagrant that means that he felt rather comfortable and not getting caught so there are plenty more of these guys out there but second this is an absolute slap in the face to russia taxpayers who are hung

audience over that the people that watch it are pretty much probably progressive anyway i think it's it's stale like i said it's like watching a favorite t.v. program you're watching mad men and done draper's not doing anything for you you find something else you go to an alternate new source such as r t so their loss is your gaze you know. professor chambers i don't know who ever get tired don draper we're out of the lights for that is our town university journalism professor christopher chambers. here on our tail we've been long covering the use of those x. rays at airport security checkpoints and our guests have had plenty to say on this issue take a listen the t.s.a. the machines that they use the magnetometers the body scanners the pat downs none of these can detect powdered explosives. i mean the body scanners were not designed to detect powdered explosives. the exploit that i found in the body scanners essentially allows any metallic object through so we're talking explosives we're talking any kind of weapon can get through these body scanners and the same can't be said for metal detecto

these companies are not going to have to report financial conditions the way that public company and stale which would reduce transparency and maybe increase the instances that fried do you have any concerns about that well nothing changes the fraud a lot i think fraud you need good swift punishment but lehman brothers was fully subject was fully subject to this bank of america all of these firms that imploded and had problems and it didn't stop them it just made the call sarbanes oxley which again president bush certainly the great the regulator side the accountable employment act so you know i think these are you know just a few provisions it's the internal controls revision where you have to fully tast all of your auditing processes for a smaller company that can quadruple some of their auditing costs so i think i don't i don't think i don't think it's been shown that these provisions but the provisions have been a benefit to the investing public since they've been enacted and i don't think you know and i think you had some successful i.p.o.'s in the job that you really haven't had no i

. >> stale head we'll have legal analysis on the supreme court rulings on same-sex marriage. >> we'll take a look at what that means for same-sex marriage couple autos plus from hand off to handcuffed a former star is arrested. also... >> i'm saved louie some >>> the supreme court's decision on proposition 8 was not the only big decision on same-sex marriage today. >> the supreme court overturned doma, prohibiting the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages. the suit follow by an 83-year-old who spent 44 years with her partner. the two got married in canada. when thea died she was hit with a tax bill because the federal government didn't recognize her as a widow. she took the case all the way to the supreme court and today, won. >> if i had to survive thea what a glorious way to do it. she'd be so pleased. >> justice kennedy says doma violates the constitution's equal protection rights for gay and lesbian couple autos vic lee is in the newsroom with what this ruling means. >> doma denied federal benefits to gay coupled married in states who recognized same-sex marriages

you can leave it at 110 and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don't have to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly-- this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at, and you know if you go down one, 10 degrees, boom, drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control-- that can cook meat without drying it out. >> man: mmm! >> that's amazing! >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue, you can do everything with this-- i love it. >> it's amazing-- i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the top... the pot off of the top, it stops and that the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you ca

you can leave it at 110 and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don't have to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly-- this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at, and you know if you go down one, 10 degrees, boom, drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control-- that can cook meat without drying it out. >> man: mmm! >> that's amazing! >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue, you can do everything with this-- i love it. >> it's amazing-- i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the top... the pot off of the top, it stops and that the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you ca

gomez is running with stale and old republican ideas. he opposes the assault weapon ban on high-capacity magazines. he says he can spoke for the supreme court justice which would overturn roe v wade and the wealthy are paying too much but that puts pressure on the social programs that have to be cut. he says though wall street reforms are too tough but we know what happens when all street does not have that. also he could cut social security on senior in-house -- seniors i want to run for the senate for the 21st century to make sure it is more educated, healthy educated, healthy, prosperous and more fair than the 20th century. i think every family and every child should be able to maximize all god-given abilities for i will go to washington to protect to ensure every american regardless of income or race maximizes all of their human ability. >> thank you. that is the final debate and a reminder the election day june 25th. your vote counts. turn now we will be counting your votes around the boston media consortium. >> let us not be blind

care who rig ares what, i don't care what is real or fake, what is different, what is fresh, what is stalenown, all i care about is what is working. i'm neitherer a bull or bear, manipulation is going to happen on both sides and the fedex opposes that people lie and cheat to make money. i want those of you at home to know it goes on and to recognize it and when possible, game it for what it's worth, a wave you can ride to profits, nothing more but nothing less. stick with cramer. oh, he's a fighter alright. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes >> a very rough day and what changed is the coloration of the market. we are in a position to have good and down days, it may not be the magic i'm jim cramer, see you monday! >

mine is a stale bagel in the afternoon and a staler bagel at night in the same green room. thanks for nothing, cafe metro. >> why is it called per diem? >> it is per day, right? >> yes, just call it per day. i'm tired of per diem. >> you are saying it is pretentious? >> yes. >> it is. you are right. >> a funeral home in virginia is offering drive-thru viewing. the owner notes that, quote, you can stay in your car and ride by this window and see your loved one. that's how drive-thrus work. it may be useful if the weather is bad or if you are lazy just like me. you really have to feel ambivalent about a dead person not to pull over and park just to see them. you know what, i can't. i am just going to stair at them. >> that's 70% of the funeral i have been to. you at home who know me can figure out which is which. i didn't think that was real. that's actually real. you showed a video. it is a vegas version of the mossly yum. of the moselium. >> all right, we have to get the show back into some kind of consistent pattern of professionalism. michelle, do you think this will catc

yes, special containers to recycle scraps like stale bread, chicken bones or pay toe toe -- potato peels or be subject to fines. they are confident in the smelly plan after pilot programs which has shown high levels of participation. if you can't appreciate it i would appreciate an rsvp. anyway the city plans to get hundreds of tons of scraps a year and there is a plan to make it man-datory in a few years. discuss in the -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnnnndd. lightning round. >> mike, you really think people will keep smelly food scraps in their tiny apartments in new york city? everybody lives in shoe boxes. for a week? >> god bless anybody who wants to compost. go ahead and compost. that's why i moved. i don't want to live -- i was in connecticut, a famously mismanaged state. don't impose your own personal personal -- get away. if you want to compost, go ahead and compost. >> they should compost and do it in their apartment. the city says it will save 100 million a year by diverting the food in landfills. do you buy that? >> i can't even do that with a straight face. it is not going to sav

take all of them are saying they want to wait for more information and what's interesting again is a stale back of the u.k. and frances statements on these on foreign ministers will be meeting about a week's time to discuss this further and still to come on r t in a couple of minutes as the u.k. reportedly blocks alyssa laura word snowden from going to the country of the cia man's revelations looks set to test relations between the u.s. and china details still to go. when the president does it means it's not illegal these are the words of richard nixon barack obama appears to be saying the same defending massive you would chronic surveillance of citizens all over the world defenders of prism in some form and claim these programs protect lives but who is looking out for protecting our rights. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. thanks for staying with us nineteen minutes past the hour plans to develop a parkin is stand bowled out calls and weeks of protests across turkey

and once he got a little hard and a little stale, they spit him out. >> you know, i have to ask you thisut a lot of your activity on the street. does that put you in any danger? >> if it happens, it happens. i just try to give a message out to, you know, to people out there that the gang life is not good. they use you and spit you. killing an innocent little kid is not good. you want to kill somebody that took your brother's life, go ahead and do it. just don't kill innocent kids that don't gang bang. that's bad. >> but it's okay to kill another gang banger? >> if he killed your brother. if he shot your house. >> but when does it stop? >> it doesn't. i guess it keeps going until one of -- rather they kill you or you kill them, you get busted for life for killing that guy or he gets busted for killing you. it doesn't. >> while awaiting trial, miramontes said he made a conscious decision to not let jail bring him down. >> i love it out here. you know. this is paradise. i mean, you could just picture background, the noise, you got a little water running. but my imagination plays it as an oc

to police, i remember running this very high -- is kids who ate the food or, or, tried to give old stalet take it home. they're hard to do. >> nobody wants to serve a sneezer to nip who is giving them a hard time and that -- that's the risk you take as one of the customers there, but you don't want to be the franchise hat has the reputation ago before -- >> neil: you wouldn't agree to come down hard on the kid if for no other reason to make a statement. donald trump and the upper up in the miss u.s.a. pageant. he fined already for saying the contest was rigged. she depend have the $5 million but the point was i'm going to make an issue out of this because i don't care whether you're poor or rich, you slandered me. >> just come out looking like a bully. they have billinger problems that one teenager. >> neil: we want to send a message for the world we won't accept this behavior. >> do that with an ad campaign and with a completely revamping of the way that things are run. >> neil: what do you say? we don't have anymore crazy kids. >> we have the clean e -- >> neil: setting yourself up. >>

gomez about how he's a new kind of republican, but you're going to hear the same old stale republican ideas. and that's going to be a big part of what this debate is all about. i've had a job down in washington. it's been to battle tea party republicans to bring out interests that are contrary to massachusetts. i've been down there fighting the newt gingrich republicans, and both newt gingrich and mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, they are both endorsed and send contributions up to mr. gomez. they want mr. gomez down there to help them get the majority that will ultimately further this gridlock. >> this is the massachusetts senate debate that just wrapped up tonight, just about an hour ago. this is the first of three of them that there's going to be. the reason this senate race is happening in the first place, the reason there is an open senate seat in massachusetts, is because john kerry, who was the senior senator from massachusetts, he, of course, gave up this senate seat in february to become secretary of state, but senator kerry was not the person everybody initially expect

were getting before this would be stayed, predictable cop dramas or family sitso sitcoms that were stale he probably did what was the best series of all time. i go back, and that probably was the best series of all time. it ran for eight or nine years. you know how you know it's good, when you heard he die, your gut just sank, wow, he died. and when you found out it ended in 2007. six years ago, it felt like it ended last week, i was so engrained in the story lines. he was a fantastic actor, i just wished there would be a final conclusion to that last episode that never finished. >> one thing i can say about this, here's a guy who's known as tony soprano, but it takes away from the body of work he did outside of that, which was enormous. he was recently the cia director in "0 dark 30." he did a number of movies, and as good as he was in this, this is a man of enormous acting capability that spread across from theater to movies to television. >> and he changed the television landscape not just from network to cable and opened the way up for all of these shows, but for paying for tv. no on

. >> hopefully, we can stale together a long time. that's two cups in four years. better and better as players as time goes on here. it's unbelievable to be in this situation. >> there was a huge upset in the first day of matches at wom wimbledon. the 22 match winning streak. it's the first time he's been ousted in the first round of a grand slam event. here is a bad combination. double decker buses, tall basketball players and low overpasses. it's what the miami heat with faced with. lebron had to duck under the bridge. luckily he saw it coming and was able to enjoy the rest of the parade. estimated 400,000 fans were on the streets to celebrate the nba championship. nba draft is thursday night. one of the top picks is having trouble deciding what to wear. he has three suits in mind. he's letting the fans decide which one he's going to wear for his big night. check it out. here are the options. a nice blue suit with a lime green pocket square, a silver suit and blue pinstripe one. you can cast your vote at nba.com. if it's my choice, the one in the middle. i like t

the dialogue in this off broadway production is stale frankly and it needs a rewrite. this is a break through amendment. this is our time. the system is broken. latinos will punish the g.o.p. if they don't do. this we need to bring people out of the shadows. blah blah blah. cliches and generalities are what usually follow any time a tough question, a specific factual question is asked. for instance, about the economic impact of this legislation, especially on working class americans, today on my radio show i really got into it with the co-author of the supposed break through amendment senator john hoeven in north dakota. >> this bill will flood the marketplace with new workers and legalized workers. drive up unemployment and drive down wages for the next 10 plus years according to the cbo. how you can support that? >> my whole focus here is to secure the border first. i have tried to put forward five tough companies that must be met before any illegal immigrant gets a green card or a permanent legalized status. that's what i'm trying to do is secure the border first. >

another stale video game unfortunately. do you remember this one? >> well, this is next gen.s about again? >> yeah. [ laughter ] well, basically you -- you basically, you choose your tool that you get for the entire duration of the game. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then you have to farm and then either you live or die. is that what it is? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i forget what, maybe -- >> very bleak. >> jimmy: at one point. >> it had incredible graphics though to show how truly bleak it was. [ laughter ] i mean, it was like hd bleakness. >> jimmy: hd, yeah, hd bleak. and they also, i think halfway through the credits they try to bring rock and roll over to russia. >> that's right. >> jimmy: yeah, and we had to fight those guys. [ laughter ] >> that's right. with the -- >> jimmy: yeah, with the hoe. we try to put a hoe in all our games. oh yeah, this is for nintendo first generation. >> totally. >> jimmy: mall walkers. [ laughter ] >> oh man. >> jimmy: this did not do well at all. >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> the enemies were just loitering teenagers. >> jimmy: they were. they were loite

i don't care who rigs what, what's real, what's fake, what's different, what's stale, what's fresh, what'swn, what's unknown. all i care about is what's working. that's because i'm neither a bull nor a bear. i'm a practical guy who knows that manipulation happens on both sides and federal regulators have exposed the fact that people lie and cheat to make money, long side and short side. i just want those of you at home to know that this stuff goes on and to recognize it, and when possible, game it for what it's worth, a wave you can ride to profits, nothing more but nothing less. stick with cramer. >>> a very rough day and what's changed is the whole coloration of the market. we're in position to have some pretty bad down days and some good days. it's no longer just going to be the magic carpet ride because we may not have ben bernanke at our back that much longer. i promise to find money for you. right here on "mad money," i'm jim cramer. see you monday! rous word when it comes to your money. also... >> it just really makes me nervous to know that i have that much hanging over my head. >>

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some of which has become stale. the things that state innovated on are now outstanding.hings or continue to involve to completely set them apart. >> apple is expected to unveil a new music service to compete with pandora. also you can expect of that that laptops and a new phone and tab is not expected until later on this year. >> samsung has busted with their clever commercial. wall street has not been kind because apple's growth has slowed. their stocks are trading lower than their 52 week high. apple's ceo was recently pressed about >> it is a sense that you may have lost your cool. someone else has the cool. samsung has the cool. it's apple in trouble? >> absolutely not. >> jury selection begins today in the trial of george zimmerman. he is the former neighborhood watch a volunteer charged with second-degree murder in the death of 17 year-old treyvon martin. he stated that he fired a bullet into the high school students' test because he feared for his life. if convicted, zimmerman could get life in prison. >> here is a live look outside. we will be right back. >> the

but some saying this is all a big joke and they were stale shells headed to the garbage bin anyway. > you wonder, in any restaurant, what goes on in the back. >> i worked as a wait res in a restaurant, i'm not going to say where, but the stories -- i never saw this happen but the stories the other waiters who had been doing this much longer than i had, the things they used to do, customers they didn't like for no good reason, is disgusting. >> it's true. you don't want to -- >> be kind to your waiter. wait until after the food is on your table. >> you are my favorite. you bought us some sandwiches. let me tell you about these sandwiches was nice to stop and buy. glazed doughnuts dunkin' donuts. >> hold on, america. >> you eat, i'll talk. part of the permanent menu starting on friday, national doughnut day, by the way. creating quite a buzz online. is it good? >> mm. >> the glazed doughnut breakfast sandwich clocks in at 360 calories and better than the 390 calorie sandwich made of turkey sausage they're marketing as the healthy sandwich. so this unhealthy sandwich, so to speak, is hea

>> i don't know if i'd say that it's stale.e daily show is one of the funniest commentary shows on tv and jon stewart's become an institution at it. but i do think that will are times when there is not big news going organization not something that jon will be particularly passionate about that the formula can drag. and the i would think that the writers can look at the summer as chance to -- hosting for 14 years at this point. so maybe when, you know, the boss comes back in a few months, it's a little fresher and they have a few more tool mistheir bag. >> i think stewart is a satirical genius especially when he skewers us in the media. there are those that ever since the rally for sanity in washington, maybe he has taken himself and the issues a little too seriously even while sprinkling lots of jokes around the presentation of them. >> i don't know if he takes himself too seriously. i do think he definitely takes himself more seriously than he used to in the sense that, you know, he took over back in 1999 and the show was --

there is stale controversy over the now-famous talking point on the benghazi attacks.'s just start right in. jill, the attorney general asked the bureau chiefs at the various news organizations here in washington to meet with him to discuss his handling of all of this. the "new york times," cbs, and some others decide not to attend. the reason we didn't go is because they told us it would be off the record. we also wanted to have our counsel present. why did you decide not to do it? >> for many of the same reasons, bob. to have this private meeting with the attorney general not be able to share anything about it with our readers didn't seem to have a point to me. but the "times" and our readers are quite concerned about the six active criticism leak cases that the obama administration has pursued. that's more than all the other administrations combined. and, you know, we are concerned that the process of news gathering is being criminalized. the first amendment is first for a reason. thomas jefferson and james madison thought it was crucial for our country to have a fr