sullivan was 55 years old. hedied after being shot several times during the robbery. >> there has to be i handful of people that probably have information. >> the store had surveillance cameras, but family members say they had been disabled. policereviewed cameras from other locations along the road, but still one year later they have no leads it's very sad. he worked very hard to get where he was at and he treated everyone in the neighborhood very good. >> on the anniversary of his murder, friends and family members lit candles and asked for help. >> it's been devastating. it'sa pain i wouldn't wish on anyone. >> they say michael sullivan lived his dream only to have it shattered by gun violence. >> you may have come in as mike's customer, but when you left, you were mike's friend. >> if you or anyone you know has information about the murder of mike sullivan, you are asked to call crime stoppers. >> you learned about this story from us fers on twitter -- first on twitter today. the 51 yearold worker who was r

a struggle and that's when sullivan was shot a number of times. >> very sad. he worked hard to get where he was at. and he was very proud to open that door, every day. and he treated everyone in this neighborhood very good. >> if you or someone you know has any information about the murder of michael sullivan, you're asked to call crimestoppers, that number is 866-7-lockup. >>> police in howard county are hoping that surveillance video will help identify a man caught holding up a 711. you can see him enter the store with a black hood and mask covering his face. the gun is already drawn and this video was recorded during the robbery last friday. and the man walks through the store and until he finds an employee and then forces him behind the counter at gunpoint. you can see it right there on the screen. police say the man got out of the store with a bag of cash and also it came from the remster. anyone with information is asked to call the police. 410-313-stop. >>> 4:36. sports this morning, the o's are looking to make it three straight tonight going for anothe

i'm the chair of the urban forest council and i am now speaking for andrew sullivan.rew sullivan has been on the council for the past two years and he has written up a quick comment, a statement. he's a landscape architect and member of the american society of landscape architects. as a landscape architect and the preservation enhancement of open space in urban forest is the ongoing focus of his work and his personal passion. both professionally and privately, he pursues multiple activities in support of urban forest, green infrastructure and landscapes to enhance public experience. exact like the previous candidate who could not make it here because he was biking, andrew had to go off to the opening of a park in portland that he designed. so, he actually just had to leave. for nearly 20 years he has had experience as a landscape architect much of his professional work life has been focused upon improving the public ground and the interface of nature and urban forest. he also believes that his background in landscape architecture brings a good and solid perspective to

that storm chaser, brandon sullivan, is joining us live on the phone now.don. >> good morning. >> tell us what you were seeing. >> we had a very strong tornado just off to my right. it was, you know, we were attempting to drive south to get out ahead of it. the tornado actually passed behind us a little ways, but 3 winds rushing into the tornado destroyed a barn right in front of us and threw all that debris right on to our car. >> at that moment we see you covering your face and saying, get down, get down, that's when a barn is coming towards you? >> yeah. multiple pieces, a barn and a lott of tin were being hurdle at the car. we had a large piece of debris taking out the windshield. i was telling everybody to get down and cover your eyes as the glass was being taken out. >> what were you seeing out the window there. you sound absolutely terrified. how was this storm different from what you were chasing? you seem legitimately terrified for your life. what were you seeing out that window? >> i was legitimately concerned. out the window, there was a very lar

sullivan? >> i'm gerald sullivan. i have no problem with the department of public works. in the past years, 1994, the flags were replaced. we asked the roots be terminated and they said they would not repair the roots. if i understood you correctly you were doing some cutting of the roots? sorry. as i understand they were going to terminate some of the roots. it seems to be a little late to be doing that when it should have been done in 1994 when we first asked this question. i have been in the construction business for 50 years. roots do a lot of damage to underground electrical, plumbing, whatever is under there. they move it. now, when move it, water is going to come out. that makes the roots gravitate towards it. but the amount of pressure that these roots put under a foundation and i have no direct technical numbers they give you, but they move things. they cause the damage. i have seen it and i'm afraid it's happening here. that's our major concern. and the overhanging of these branches. we have a tenant in the top floor who like in a night when it's windy is very a

and that was ten sullivan the c.e.o. of micro adventure marketplace and stay tuned because up next prime interest producer and justin underhill flushes out the fear index for viewers the vix that is and tells us what might be in store for our writing and told future then that bob inglis and i have do over three d. printed in the new apple i phone app. world. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've done in the future are covered. michigan is. a good indication. for chargers. arrangement three. three. three. golds reborn rolla video for your media project a free media oh god r t dot com. a little more you are going to take a long flight out of the radio guy. they want. to give you never seen anything like this i'm told. is meet. the stock market keeps climbing higher and higher with the dow and s. and p. five hundred index reaching record levels in the past month on the other hand the volatility index also known as the vix have climate it to worry market. over the past year for more on volunteer vola

a year ago sullivan was murdered in his own shop when two men came in and robbed the police and shot himself times. no one was arrested but family and friends want answers and gathered on the anniversary of his death to remember sullivan and let the complownt community know not giving up to find the person responsible. >> he worked very hard where he was at and very proud to open the doors every day and he treated everyone in this neighborhood very good. >> if you know somebody who has information, they want to hear from you about this murder of michael sullivan. call crimestoppers. it is 1-866-7-lockup. >>> the people who knew and loved him are taking a moment to remember him, the howard county blogger and businessman posted the information on lane. he was stabbed to death in the ellicott city home. the 14-year-old daughter and 19- year-old boyfriend are charged with the death. lane's fiance was in the house at the time. >> i can't believe how lucky i was. to me, a man in this life, who was honest, loving, caring, compassionate, faithful, and to be able to start my life over again.

and sullivan was shot several times. >> very sad. >>> he worked hard to get where he was at. and he was very proud every day. and he treated everyone in this neighborhood very good. >> people are hoping you can help them out. if you know someone or something, any sort of information about the murder of michael sullivan, you're asked to call crimestoppers. >>> today, our baltimore ravens will be heading a little south to get a congratulations from the commander in chief in person. president barack obama welcomes the ravens to the white house, to honor their super bowl championship. former ravens ray lewis and ed reed are expected to attend the ceremony. the ravens will get the super bowl ring on friday. >>> the ravens are in the west wing, the o's are deep in the heart of texas looking to continue winning wakes with three straight with another win against the astros. last night the birds scored the first ever win in houston topping the strohs 4-0. and the story was really all about another strong outing from chris tillman. he gave up just one run and through seven strong. the

i got a chance to a meet captain sullivan. on may 16th i and jason went down and talked to the captain he was open and receptive. he told us a brief history of the club and the problems and he gave us some great advise and also some tips on outreach work and gave us a lot of inside it was educational and very encouraging as well. besides that we as far as the outreach as far as the operations are concerned and sound it was an ovrng process but based on historical reading we were operating on maximum level at the club we've cut that down to or 85. after a few weeks they don't complaint. and besides the noise control we've also - this has been an ongoing process but we diligently sending out instead of members every morning before 7:00 a.m. to cleanup the neighborhood. one of the feedback we got was a resident in 701 had a problem with flyers and littering. we go down 3 blocks from where we are to mariposa and on idaho and minnesota so the to pick up bottles and cans regardless of theirs any prior night life or not. especially t

. >>> then, 24 years ago andrew sullivan laid out the first major intellectual argument for same-sex marriage. the idea was controversial at the time. today it seems inevitable. we'll talk to him about this fascinating journey. >>> and the rhodes scholarship of the 21st century. that's what one of america's wealthiest men says he has just started. at yale, harvard, princeton, stanford? nope. stay tuned to find out where. >>> then africa, not one but two american presidents visited there this week. chinese president xi hit it on his first trip abroad. i will give you my views on the hottest continent. >>> but first here's my take. one who breaks an unjust law must do so openly, lovingly and with a willingness to accept the penalty. that was martin luther king jr.'s definition of civil disobedience. it does not appear to be edward snowden's. he has tried by every method possible to escape any judgment or punishment for his actions. snowden has been compared to daniel ellsberg, the man who leaked the pentagon papers to "the new york times." but ellsberg did not hop on a plane to hong ko

brandon sullivan is among them.ake a look what he and his team ran into in union city, oklahoma. >> no, no, turn. no. go south! go south. get down! duck down! duck down! drive. [ bleep ]. >> there were a couple things going through my head at the time. is it safer to be in the car or shelter in the ditch or safer to turn a certain direction or continue? so i at that time i decided that we were south of the tornado. >> brandon now joins us live on the phone. brandon, are you all right? well, brandon does not join us live on the phone. apparently we have lost brandon. we'll talk to him later in the hour. amazing video and lucky that he and his colleagues escaped unharmed and brought us some video that only hollywood we have seen before this could pull off. who ambushed and killed a kentucky police officer? his family and investigators search for answers. >> it wasn't a traffic stop that went bad. it wasn't an arrest that went bad. that someone actually took the time to plan it and set it up makes it that much more obv

now, here to tell you more is your steam specialist, anthony sullivan. >> hi, i'm anthony sullivan and this is the x5, and it's quickly becoming one of the most popular steam cleaning systems in the world today. why? because it's easy to use, it's lightweight, it's versatile and it gets the job done. now, the x5 is five steamers in one. it's a floor steamer, it's a carpet steamer, it's a handheld steamer, it's a window, glass and mirror steamer, and it's a garment and upholstery steamer. and today we've got some exciting new attachments to share with you to help you clean your home from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, but first let's get started steam cleaning your floors. now, the x5 uses regular tap water. all you do is you fill it up and place the cap back on. now, at the touch of a button you get continuous steam and you get variable steam-- 1 being the lowest setting and 4 being the highest setting. for what i'm about to do now i'm gonna set it to 2. the x5 is one of the best floor steamers you'll ever use. and when you combine the power of steam with microfiber, you've got dou

and drew sullivan advocated an aggressive investigation of cheney and his staff. >> forget the lawyers cheney, avington? >> i think they'll be forced to look at the role of the white house. the lesson for me is right and wrong in the end it's not a matter for lawyers. it's a matter for moral people to decide. >> i don't see it going beyond e john hugh-brad bury -- chris: you think they'll get to cheney? >> that is a war crime under -- under any -- in my definition under every nation. he says the law does not apply to me. that's why this is fundamental. making the rule of law real again. chris: i love andrew's passion. there's one thing about cheney that struck me. we did a comic take on how he differed from bush. on a lighter note, one thing's clear about dick cheney, he's redefining what it means to be a foreman vice president. when cheney left his office the world was his oyster. he could have gone the corporate route like al gore. he could have played golf or in mclean, virginia hosting republican soirees. on his way out cheney gave no clue that he had a brand-new view of life after

sullivan? >> i agree that it's needed, but -- go ahead. >> mr. sullivan? >> yeah. i think that the acquisition process for major weapons systems acquisition that the d. uses is broken in that when they set requirements for big bang, quantum leap kind of capabilities that are going to, you know, they project that they'll take ten years, and they wind up taking 15, the world changes dramatically, as the chairman pointed out, in 15 years. one of the things we've looked at is you need an acquisition process that can deliver much more quickly and be a lot more agile and maybe have incremental improvements to requirements so you can deliver added capability. maybe not the big lapping, but in the next -- big bang, but in the next block you'll get there. the commercial world operates that way, and they make pretty good revolutions incrementally over a ten-year period if you look at some products and look at how long it takes, you know, for a weapons system to get, to deliver anything. there's an awful lot of electronics and things out there that just deliver, deliver, you

brandon sullivan is joining us on the phone right now. he's the storm chaser who shot this truly amazing video in oklahoma. walk us through where you were and what was going on. >> we were just northwest of union city, oklahoma. we could tell that a tornado was pretty eminent at any time. it became very large, very fast. we eventually knew it was time to go south. we began moving south. the tornado actually crosses maybe a half mile behind our car. the tornado was so strong that its ripped the barn apart. smashes into our car.ris and so, basically, had no choice but to slow down and move slowly with the debris flying towards us. >> some debris smashing your windshield. what kind of vehicle is this? >> i drive a jeep patriot. >> and is it armored? is it safe to go through a dangerous situation? a storm like this? >> there's no special armoring. i don't have a tank or anything. i don't think it's as safe to be as close as we were, even in those armored vehicles. flying debris is very, very deadly. >> we just saw it. >> were you driving? wer

it's scary and we talked to sullivan, the guy making the noise, and he said there were a few intense where he actually put his seat belt on. >> yeah, he said they were close to the storm and that's why you are seeing that reaction, and part of it is the necessity of the sound and the adrenaline, and he was there with his roommate and driver, and then a guy that just wanted to see a storm. he has been doing this since he was 14 and he will continue to do it. >> yeah. >> with his battered jeep. >> we are going to arkansas. there's a search for three people. it's a water rescue. already the sheriff of this county has died trying to find the people who are missing. this is a really bizarre story and a sad landmark already. we will tell you about the search that continues this morning. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic c" that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ♪ need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's a probiotic that fortifies your digestiv

that was brandon sullivan, driving right near a tornado outbreak.ith him a short time ago about his terrifying experience. >> it definitely got, you know, very intense. off to my right was a very large tornado. it grew rapidly. you know, actually, in the end, the tornado ended up passing about half a mile to our north so we were a good distance from it, but it was so strong that the winds ripped apart a barn right in front of us and threw all the debris into our car that you can see. >> you've been chasing tornadoes since you were 14, as i understand it. i don't think you ever caught one. do you want to catch one again? >> yeah, that's correct, i've been chasing since i was about 14. you know, we've captured a lot of incredible photos. we're usually right there in the action. we tevently got too close yesterday. yes, we are going to continue chasing. next time i'm not going to hold our team from leaving so long. >> sensible advice. i'm miguel marquez. i'll be back tomorrow starting at 2:00 pm eastern. right now, my colleague, don lemon, is live in h

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this is what brandon sullivan and his team ran into in union city, oklahoma. watch. >> oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! >> oh, no. >> just continuous vortex here. >> brett, turn the car around! go, quick! fast as you can! brett, go now! hurry! 40 is not enough! >> you're fine. >> head down. duck down! duck down! move forward if you can. you're good. go! go south. if you don't go south, we're going to die! go, go! just go, get around him, man! >> i can't. >> are we okay? >> yes. it's rfd. just go! >> is everything okay? >> yes, just go! it's rfd, you are fine. that's fine, dude, just go! >> i can't stay on the road! >> are we okay? >> yeah. [ bleep ] >> get down. duck down! duck down! >> you know, i have a different feeling every time i watch it. it's the second time i have seen it now. >> now what do you think? >> i think they are surprisingly calm even though they are shouting. >> i can't believe he is not wearing a seat belt until the end. >> what is interesting when you see the debris smacking into the car, he did an interview earlier this morning and he s

we want to bring in storm chaser brandon sullivan. brandon, where are you and what kind of stuff have you seen in the last hour? >> right now, i'm back home in norman, oklahoma. fortunately, most of the tornadoes threat around here is gone. and we did have some really strong winds come through. mostly just some light rain now. >> i'm wondering if you're able to get a sense of how bad the roads are. i-35 was completely gridlocked. people are trying to flee town. in both directions, which is kind of surprising. it was really dangerous if you were stuck there. it looks just dreadful. we're going to take a short break and we'll be right back. we have more continuing coverage. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what makes the sleep what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress s

and that was ten sullivan the c.e.o. of micro adventure marketplace and stay tuned because up next prime interest producer and justin underhill flushes out the fear and acts for viewers the vix that is and tells us what might be in store for our financial future then bob inglis and i into all over three d. printed shoes and the new apple i phone app. i would grab it as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. i . i. i was a new alert innovation secrets scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy and it is great thing. that they're looking. at a quarter of what they found online is a story. playing out in real life. the stock market keeps climbing higher and higher with the dow and s. and p. five hundred index reaching record levels in the past month on the other hand the volatility index also known as the vix

and that was ten sullivan the c.e.o. of micro adventure marketplace and stay tuned because up next prime interest producer and justin underhill flushes out the fear and acts for viewers the vix that is and tells us what might be in store for our financial future then bob inglis and i had to all over three d. printed shoes and the new apple i phone to ask. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard bargain is a big picture. i would grab it as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. you know i think. you. do. not want. to thank you. thank you to. the. the stock market keeps climbing higher and higher with the dow and s. and p. five hundred index reaching record levels in the past month on the ot

that was brandon sullivan who you heard. and his crew they were right on the edge of the storm. >> now by crew we mean his roommate and best friend brett who was driving and some guy who came in from out of town to watch one of these. that's the crew. we got the chance to talk to brandon about his experience and how and why he got so close, but first what was he thinking? >> to state the obvious i guess i was thinking we were a little too close, but the tornado strengthened really rapidly and kind of took a turn right at us and i was just hoping that we could get south in time. >> at some point in time did you really feel like your life is in danger? you do this often, don't you? >> yes, i've been doing this for quite a while, and yeah i mean definitely the most scared i've ever been in the tornado situation for sure. >> we see that at some point the windshield breaks. what are you guys driving? >> we are just in, we're in my car, which is a jeep. you know, we don't have any armored vehicle or anything like that, so yeah, a

gerald and dale sullivan versus department of public works bureau of aura ban forestry. this is the order to approve removal of one smaller tree and deny removal of one larger tree. you have seven minutes. >> thank you. good evening. madam president and board members. we would like to take this time to dispute the ruling of the january 28 hearing that allowed the one tree to remain and the other one out. they earmarked the removal and the protest of hearing vowing for one tree to stay. we have dealt with these trees for 25 years. the property we own is on the corner of union street. in the packet you will see pictures of overhanging branches. the one tree is probably 65-75 feet tall. i would like to show you the corner property with the over hang and look down the street you can see the size of the tree and the overhang. it's also interfering with the street light in the corner. the trees are earmarked by the dwp as being unstable and not in good health an that's why they earmarked them for removal. the next slide i have here is the episodes i have here in june of 2010.

the storms and have been doing it for years, and you can see the fear on the driver's face, and sullivan just screaming, head south or we going to die. >> it's amazing they know where to go. >> yeah, we will continue our coverage throughout the morning. the storms in oklahoma, as many as 23 storms across a huge swath of the united states. we have reporters that are looking at the damage as we move throughout the morning. >> amazing stuff. >> stay with us. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultra-rugged kyocera torque, only from sprint direct connect. buy one get four free for your business. only from sprint direct connect. angie's liat angie's list, i autyou'll find reviews. on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do the job you need. and you'll find the right person quickly and easily. i'm busy, busy, busy, busy. thank g

dennis: be sure to watch the tom sullivan show this weekend.a7:00 o'clock and 10:00 p.m. on saturday. sunday at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern. after "money", we have "the willis report." have a greatome back, that is is it here, see you tomorrow >> where is it? winning streak on wall street goes on, and where is the austerity? let's bring economist frifdrich hey yeck back in the mix. >> what is austerity anyway? >> i do not know. >> i have no

sure i will not pretend to speak for professor sullivan. today i wish to address the two topics. the first is will of the united nations and the second is the military implications of no-fly zone. and i would deal in united nations in the context of warfare and unisys to every american president the first to go to action with allies even the invasion of grenada, jonah forgotten, was formally part of the coalition operation, with a very's caribbean states token amounts of troops or police. token by our side but very significant for saint kitts and nevis, for example. this is strong for democrat elected in the post-iraq era. of course, the gold standard for coalition operations is a blessing by the united nations. since the fall of the berlin wall there been only two u.s. would actions which did not have some sort of u.n. sanctions or claimed sanction if not explicit. one was kosovo, the other was iraq. we all know the story of iraq and the problems of fighting of the coalition of the willing. less well-known are the problems from the un-u.n.

houston is mourning 35-year-old matthew renaud, robert bebeee robert garner and anne sullivan.ullivan was dedicated and devoted to her job. >> she inspired me because she was shorter than me, yet, stronger. and very, very determined. and great physical shape and always smiling. and just loved helping people, just loved her job. she loved firefighting because she loved to help people. she loved houston and loved her community. she really loved her brothers and sisters here working with her. we're just a family a. >> 13 firefighters were injured. federal and state officials are investigating the blaze. >>> pittsburgh steelers offensive tackle miked a ams is recovering after being stabbed twice in the stomach. officials say someone stabbed him an attempt to steal his truck in pittsburgh yesterday. his age ant says he's expected to make a full recovery, but will miss about six weeks of football activities. adams tweeted, i had an angel looking out for me. i'll be okay, just got to fight to get back harder than ever. >>> the trial of the man accused of killing florida teenager trayv

be sure to watch the tom sullivan show this weekend. you can get to that seven and 10:00 p.m.sunday at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern. happy friday, everyone. "the willis report" is next. ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" new questions about safety at construction sites all over the country. as the fallout mouse from the deadly building collapse in philadelphia. also, it is the biggest dragnet of consumer information and our nation's history. the uproar grows. >> you can't have 100 percent security and also then have 100 percent privacy. gerri: the market's jump. the dow higher for the week. how do you lock in profits? we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report"

. >> is that a gilbert and sullivan musical? >> i believe it is a military issue. >> he runs a civilian agency. >> we make our own uniforms. >> general michael hayden, he was a military guy. >> did he wear a uniform too? >> yes, he did. >> what are you, jim rivers? is this the walking runway with the melissa and joan duo? >> i am not going to take this line of thought any further. it is going to get me in trouble. fleet week will come again. >> anyway, so, anyway, alexzander, they say there are fest attacks, but that is 50 attacks spread over 20 countries in 12 years. he gives no indication exactly what the magnitude of these attacks are. you have to assume that the majority of these -- they are the attacks we hear about. it is an fbi agent that gives a bomb and talks the guy into wanting to blow something up and then gives him the bomb. it is an idiot with a pipe bomb. we just have no idea what the magnitude is. we are talking about a nuke in time square, that's something that, yes, that's a good justification for a program lik

watch the tom sullivan show this weekend at 7 and 10 p.m. on saturday and on sunday at 7 a.m. i don't know. i'm stuck on the bagof diamonds. i think i would have kept them. >> that's a yes. melissa: have a gret weekend you guys, happy friday, everyone. here comes "the willis report" next. ♪ ♪ >> children. >> you save. john: in 1984 has come to america. >> this big brother has done a lot greedier than george orwell thought it would never get. >> when you call grandma in nebraska the nsa knows. john: the president says you have nothing to worry about. >> nobody is listeningo your tephone calls. john: government officials do like. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all? >> no. john: my fellow libertarians are mad at me. they say, i am not ang enough. >> you know, i don't think this is john stossel. i think it is an impostor. john: i'm angrier than she is. >> i don't mind. it's not like it will be on tmz.

golden state guy, tom sullivan, says yes, they will. actually work, and they were asked to trust google not to play games with the information they hold. big market drop today. here we go. ♪ all right. check out the market, first of all. we are coming back a little, down 150, and now down 109. charles, is this all about one fed saying he'd stop the printing of money or slow it down now. is that what it's about? >> it's news about japan, that they didn't continue or expand money prints operations. we were down before he spoke. >> japan? >> japan. the markets wanted to see them continue money printing operations. they are committed to the quantitative easing, but they took a break this particular meeting, and it spooked -- >> plays no role? >> yesterday, ball lard talk about keeping it going. unless a bull, a dove becomes a hawk or a hawk a dove, everything from the fed is not news. really, the big thing moving the markets right now is a little bit of disappointment that japan didn't notch up the money printing operations a notch or two.

, one of the most successful and influential song writers of all time, up there with gilbert and sullivanmerstein, lennon and mccartney. (laughter) we all know sir paul's songs: "yesterday," "hey jude" "black bird," "get back." all in all, some of the greatest most timeless songs ever bought by michael jackson. (laughter) now, in 2009 the guinness book of world records named paul mccartney the most successful songwriter of all time. he's like lee redmond if hit records were fingernails. (laughter) in fact, the first album i ever bought was with my own money was gordon lightfoot's "don quixote" ♪ through the woodlands, through the valleys come the horsemen wild and free ♪ blew my mind. but the second album was "hey jude." (cheers and applause) that's right, kids. that's right. young people, people used to buy music. (laughter) the '70s were a crazy time. although he is often called a living legend, sir paul's rise to fame began as a simple tale of a 15-year-old left-handed guitarist who dropped by a garden party to see the quarrymen. he joined the band that became the beatles that conquere

sher father, jack sullivan, was in his car on the way home from work -- her father, jack sullivan, was in his car on the way home from work when he heard about the fire. he knew that was the same area where his daughter, anne, worked. he didn't know if she was involved and hoped with all his might it was not her. he started to cry. when he pulled up to his home, the emergency vehicle parked in front of his house said it all. anne, 24, was one of the fallen firefighters. firefighter captain e.m.t. matthew renaud, 35 years of age. he was an 11-year veteran of the fire department. station 51 is where he was assigned. he was close to bebee. he transferred because they were like brothers. and then firefighter e.m.t. robert garner, 29 years of age, station 68. he previously served in the united states air force and since he finished serving he wanted to be a firefighter in houston. he did two tours in afghanistan and iraq. garner told his dad once -- excuse me -- his dad told him, use your training because god will be with you. he awoke his dad that morning when he walked out of the house to

watch the tom sullivan show this weekend at 7 and 10 p.m. on saturday and on sunday at 7 a.m. know. i'm stuck on the bag of diamonds. i think i would have kept them. >> that's a yes. melissa: have a great weekend, you guys, happy friday, everyone. here comes "the willis report" next. ♪ ♪ gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis, right to the top story. the woman at the center of the irs scandal may be forced to come out and speak. lois lerner refused to answer question about the targeting of conservative groups declaring she did nothing wrong. the house oversight committee today ruling she waived the 5th amendment rights and can take her to federal court if she refuses to answer for her actions. joining me, director for public notice. gretchen, welcome to the show. great to have you here. did s

sullivan whether or not it's the co- lateral agreement is that there's notification and the bloc-vote notification may not be the right form can we create a notification or is there anything like a cvc that would bridge that gap? we would like to see it but we don't have the legal knowledge. >> i think the only thing i can say is there's a desire to create more notice. i don't see why that notice can only be arrested to. and the extent of the intent is to create a force fulfill city liability. i think we retirement that not be - >> that's something the stay can agree to. >> if it's a notice and a process the staff has beefed-up the notice in the agreement and there's an ability to talk about that. if i may also respond. to me the importance is the whole commission supports notice and notice that goes above and beyond of the 2.2. and i think from what i hear there is a way to do that. whether the website changes or the block go notifications don't work. i want to make sure that the opt is saying we can be comfortable with that. the reason i bring up notebook notification we do have a b

he was howard sullivan and he went to an all-white high school.he then went to play football as the quarterback of the university of florida not only on the teams, but in the whole school, there were none. then he made the major leagues. playing for the boston red sox. we are the last team to have this and it was like 10 years after jackie robinson. just down the road from birmingham, we think about this. it turned out, despite his background, he was an amazing manager. and every one of them, black-and-white, everyone every one of them, they love the sky. he was also the only guy -- first of all, he is so handsome. [laughter] >> if i was pitching, i would try to hit him in the face. [laughter] [laughter] >> he probably didn't mess around. that is my guess. he is a manager in the major leagues, he has been a general manager as well as a major league owner. he grew up with nothing and he ended up owning the boston red socks. some among them a million dollars and 20 years later he sold them. he sold them for an alleged that $30 million. not a bad dea