. >> what did steve miller say? feed the children, put shoes on their feet? give them a job. em here? >> right. there's one other factor. and steve eluded to it. our efficiency as a nation keeps going up, right? our profit per employee keeps going up. so we're using technology, we're using knowledge and we're getting better. and these companies are doing okay without more people. so it's a little alarming -- >> that's not going to go away -- >> let me talk to you about this chart up there that i brought -- it's gone. darn it. i'm too late. what that chart showed, mandy -- so nice in the back they put it up again. that chart is showing us we have the surge in productivity after recessions. what happens is the productivity rolls off, small business starts to hire again. it does not answer your question about why the job openings are unfilled. it could be there are regulatory and health care concerns, which are some of the taxes or political issues out there. another issue that's critical, some people are stuck in their houses. they cannot sell them -- >> that's what i was going

steve: miller lite keeps you up to date on all the scores and games around major league baseball. steve: chris getz comes in defensively at second. giavotella will leave. hawk: it's about time we got some runs. we trail it 3-0 if you are just joining us. pauley to lead it off. he is 1-2. then a.j. then rios. huge gap out there in right center. oops. steve: this ball way up and in. hawk: there is a curveball. steve: pauley went to go back and get a little pine tar as his bat is getting some slipperyness to it. hawk: everything out on that field is getting we had. steve: yes. hochevar has been effective as he has made 92 very effective pitches. he has retired eight in a row. this is by far the best he has looked this year. hawk: pauley trying to take that ball to the right side. if you are just tuning in, we had a 56-minute rain delay -- or a delay. it didn't rain too much. steve: it didn't rain as hard as it is now. hawk: he hooked that one to falu, and that is out number one. steve: bullpen up and going for the royals. it is gregg holland . they have some very good arms in their pe

what was the right thing to doing something follow steve miller's edict, take the money and run.et stock and ring the register when it opens, not buy more and not hold on. while the brokers don't encourage flipping, which is putting in for hot deal and banging out when the stock is trading, i'm not your broker, they may not condone the practice, i say why not? i'm working for you. you do commission business, you do fee business, you put in for a deal that is designed to pop why can't you take advantage of the pop? sometimes only two decisions to be made. nut for sliver deal and sell it in the pot. you time that sell to the open of the hot deal you don't stick around for one red hot minute longer and never never never buy in the after market. vast majority of the time buying in the after market on slived deal is for suckers. be smart, take the money and run. >>> not every stock can be owned forever. there are very few stocks that you should own all the time year after year, decade after decade. the fact is, if you don't know what would make you sell a stock, then it's not okay for

in palm beach gardens, florida, a neighbor left steve miller not one baggy of doggy doo but dozens. >that looked like dog poo. >> reporter: furnad was fined $181 for littering, and though they certainly could, these neighbors have opted not to sue. >> i think this is embarrassing enough for him as much as anyone else in covington. >> reporter: yunji de nies, abc news, covington, georgia. >> so these victims are taking it actually not so bad. it was a prank. we'll let it go. i would be furious. >> i would not like it either. the quote was about right. he said this was a very immature thing. this is something you would expect from a 12-year-old boy, but, my goodness, a grown man? >> look how cute. >> check it out with the pooper scooper. >> see, that's the right way to do it. and that goes in the garbage. even if you are a 71-year-old man, that's what you are supposed to do because that's gross. >> not the mailbox. >> gross. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- vital vot

this video never shown before as she puts the baby in the car seat, rodney walks by followed by miller. steve had unknowingly picked up his wife's killers on camera. >> because of the nature of the day, i got careless. >> reporter: pam's two killers were captured after a reign of terror that shook the nation. >> a car jacking turned into a killing. >> what do you do to somebody that would throw a baby out a window? >> reporter: they were arrested and put on trial. miller thought for sure he would get away with murder. >> he said, they're going to find me not guilty. >> these guys had no remorse, no sense of what they had tun. >> reporter: they were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. they were left to live a life without their beloved pam. >> and it took a longtime for all of us to, you know, get normal again. >> reporter: nearly to years later, steve struggles with the violence that stole his wife, gripped a community and left broken families in its wake. >> letting go. >> reporter: but he also clings to the good memories. >> this is the happiest day? >> one of them. >> reporter: stev

and in palm beach, florida, steve miller left not one bag of doggy doo, but more. although they certainly could, his neighbors have opted not to sue. >> i think this is embarrassing enough for him, as much as anyone else in covington. >> reporter: for "good morning america," yunji de nies, abc news, covington, florida. >>> let's get the first check of the weather. you look like a man in black. wow. >> the only clean suit i had. good morning, robin. good morning, george. we're going to start with where the severe weather is today, on this, the one-year anniversary, on one of the costliest and deadliest tornados to hit in joplin. we have new video amazing. here's where the thunderstorms will control. it is likely we could see tornadoes touch out in this area today. pierre, north platte, and in fargo. keep an eye on it. and keep up with your local abc stations. a brand-new system steps in with strong, gusty winds. the winds will be up to 50-mile-per-hour here. we expect there will be conditions to keep the fires going in the west. >> we have low clouds, fog a .ittle b

. >> solomon and miller were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. >> steve and serena were lefto live a life without their beloved pam. >> it took a long time for all of us to, you know, keep moving again. >> nearly twenty years later, steve struggles with the senseless violence that stole his wife and left broken families in its wake. >> it was very small. >> he clings to the good memories. >> this is what the happiest day of your life? >> certainly one of them. >> steve knows pam would be proud of their daughter, serena. he hopes his wife will be remembered for more than just one tragic moment in time. >> she was probably the smartest person in the room. and she acted like she was just a kid. really loving mother and had a lot of heart. she had a lot of heart. >> pam and steve's daughter, serena, will graduate from college later this year. rodney solomon got life in prison. plus 60 years for killing pam. bernard miller got life with the possibility of parole because he was 16 at the time of the crime. >> last night at 11:00, we were talking about how brutal this was. let's not

. >> steve you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> it's no doubt he is a bully and a liar and thatssing like a cop -- >> oh yeah. >> and pulling over some friends. i thought immating a cop was against the law. >> yeah, you would think. >> if obama had done that. can you imagine? >> yeah. and the other part of that that was another story where the girl was terrified and crying. >> this is why i hate prank humor. >> yeah. >> here is a gun to your head hah hah, you don't know if it's loaded. >> hah hah, see why that is funny? >> yeah. >> these are people who are not capable of any higher form of humor -- >> well, they are incapable of empathy. >> yeah, you go does he really not remember this? is he that -- sociopathic or something -- >> yeah, he did it so often that this particular incident may have, you know escaped him because it is in amongst a whole bunch of others. >> although it seemed horrifying to the other humans involved. >> it wasn't a problem to him. >> yeah, just tuesday to him. and it doesn't matter what era it is in, it is whoever is perceived different. like some peopl

>>steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ baby0 minutes after the hour. the president yesterday. >> i know governor romney came to des moines last week. worrying about a prairie fire. that's what he said. but he left out some facts. his speech was more like a cow pie distortion. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i -- i don't know who's record he twisted the most mine or his? [ laughter ] >> tea and then a he. then he was making the same point we were making yesterday. >> my opponents won't admit it because it runs contrary to i guess the only argument they have, but since i have been president federal spending has risen at the lowest pace in nearly 60 years. >> yeah, except our right-wing letter writer said i'm going to make my own graph. >> exactly. they just make up numbers. countless jobs saved by the stimulus, the guy saves capitalism, and they say he is attacking. >> the argument is shut up! you are stupid. >> that's exactly what brett bear was saying yesterday. >> exactly. and mitt romney is blaming obama for not fixing an econom

miller got his finger on it. wave it off. no basket. basket interference. ensuing lakers possession. how about kobe? maybe the biggest shot this steve blake's career. the lakers win it by four. >>> and monday night baseball. a great game in the highly competitive n.l. east. the mets visit the phillies. 7:00 tonight. >>> well, a dashboard camera in russia has captured a collision that is almost painful to watch. >> for sure. this video shows a busy highway. cars move something fast, they don't notice a guy has gotten out of his car. wait for it. not until it's too late do they see him. he's apparently just fine except for a broken leg. >> a good lesson. don't get out of your car. >> the guy's okay. tough to watch. >>> up next, "the pulse." shaquille o'neal has a new title. why you can now call him dr. o'neal? >>> and a costume party like you have never seen before. stick with us. for months, i had this deep pain all over my body. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide signi

>>steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. ♪ come on -- >> stephanie miller. ♪ don't maketoo late ♪ sooner or later it comes down -- i might as well be the one ♪ ♪ darlin', only the good die young ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." representative gwen moore who is awesome coming up at the bottom of the hour. hump days with hal sparks. as we continue. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. somebody from arizona has called about just so irritating, these fiscal conservatives. sheriff joe arpaio admits using taxpayer funds to probe the birth seth. >> the state of arizona had to mortgage its own capitol building in order to raise funds. that's wasting money on crap like this. >> stephanie: he said it is one deputy. we have security issues, too, that i can't get into. i see, you have to secure your state against the non-american president or something? [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: when you're doing investigation, sometimes things change and you put more resources into it. some sort of new information. ah-ha! meanwhile, hawaii is l

miller has our story. >> reporter: the suspect are midwesterners who said they wanted to strike out against corporate america, according to u.s. attorney steve dettelback. >> terrorism can come in many hues and from many homelands. >> reporter: federal investigators say the group spent several months looking far target to attack before they settled on this bridge in brecksville, ohio. they planned to blow up the heavily traveled span over the cuyahoga valley national park. steve anthony, the f.b.i. agent in charge of the cleveland office, says the plot was uncovered by an informant. >> they ultimately negotiated with f.b.i. undercover agents and purchased two inert-- i say inert-- improvised explosive devices i.e.d.s. >> reporter: last night agents watched as a man planted the fake explosives at the base of the bridge, left the scene and tried to use a remote device to detonate them. >> they entered the codes they thought would blow up a bridge with innocent people traveling over it. >> reporter: the men were all americans ranging in age from 20 to 35 and are charged with conspiracy. authorities insist the public was never in danger. accordi

>>steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ >> accesst's what we use. it's great. try go to my pc free for 45 days. click on the try it free code and enter the promo code stephanie. >> what do jim and i do during breaks, we giggle when we hear words like pentrant. >> yeah. >> this is more of a love story. [ romantic music ] >> oh, nice. dear steph i tested the power of flowers. about a month and a half ago my wife and i decided to separate after nine and a half years of marriage. on mother's day weekend i decided to make a gesture of goodwill ordered a mother's day bow way from pro flowers, and of course remembered to type stephanie in the box. [ bell chimes ] >> last saturday she drove up to south carolina to bring me back home. i believe i have you to thank for it. thanks for everything. [ applause ] >> well, good. that's my role in life. >> to save other people's marriage. >> yes, i have a purpose. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> i'm a giver. >> your life is not in shabls. >> you are right. i'm happy. happy, happy, joy, joy. you are o

miller, wbal tv 11 news. >> i am sure that job takes a toll. >>> april jobs numbers show a slump for a second straight month. both presidential contenders try to take advantage of that. steve handelsman has tonight's project economy report. >> as the mostly bad news on jobs perot, president obama tried positive spin. >> we create 130,000 private- sector jobs in april. >> 15,000 government jobs were lost. mitt romney focused on the downside. >> only 115,000 new jobs were created, well beneath what was expected. >> romney is right on the april jobs number and the problem. the unemployment rate dropped 0.1%, not because more people got tired. more americans gave up looking for jobs. they were not counted. but some of them retired, and some economists see solid job gains ahead. >> it would not be surprising if it was definitively below 8% by the end of the year. >> with that number over 8%, no u.s. president running for reelection has ever won. >> we have to do more. >> this is a time when america wants to have someone who knows what it takes to create jobs and get people working again. >> real unemployment dropped below 8% in june, july, august. >> that has to change over the

miller. have a good weekend, everyone. >> live in hd, this an abc 7 news update -- on your side. it is 8:56 a.m. good morning i am steve the traps will go twove within the next weeks. if you would like to see their location, there is our website on -- you can see it on wjla.com. george washington universal -- university hospital offers three strokes screenings today. those screenings are already under way. they will continue until 1:00 p.m. can call the number on your screen for more information. back to lisa baden. big mess on the beltway. does it look? >> much better. there was a crash in greenbelt. it is gone. things are easing now that the pressure is off. we are in good shape in virginia. we go live to a couple of cameras to show you what to expect. beautiful across the american bridge out of tysons and bethesda. he met today. hot. >> both. it will be warm. 85 to 90 degrees this afternoon. sunshine and a look farther to west, here is moving into parts of the shenandoah valley, rain. part, it will fall apart. it will bring showers to the ied corridor. around 4:00storms p.m. and leader. be strong more severe. 70's b

steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. ♪ ♪ i'm going to soak up the -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ going to tell everyone to lightenr show." welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. bill in l.a., you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, bill. >> hi, everybody. i have two things for you. >> awe. >> first off i know where right-wingers lick themselves. it's in order to get the taste of koch brothers out of you. [ whacky comedy music ] >> oh, you scamp you. that will be enough. >> in the "washington post" article, kathleen parker disputed that there was a campaign issue by trying to make reverend jeremiah wright racist. he planned to hire an african american spokesperson. >> see we got a black guy. [ applause ] >> see. they don't even get how racist that is? >> right. >> you might want to get my vomit sound effect ready. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> okay. >> breitbart awars to honor, quote unquote, journalists. [ vomiting. ] >> the heritage foundation partnering with the stern for government integrity, slat -- [ vomiting ] >> having, quote unquote, pione