it's timmy. - oh, i knew a timmy once. - answering your own phone? unable to find a replacement for me? - oh, no, i found a replacement in, like, nine seconds. and he's really hit the ground running. how are you getting along with your precious new boss? - oh, very well. he's all business, very professional, just as i wanted. anyway, i'm merely calling because i think i left my gray cardigan there. have you seen it? - uh, no, i haven't. now, if you'll excuse me, i've got a lot of cool things to do with my awesome new assistant. [exhales] i wish you didn't quit me, timmy. - his office could, at this moment, be overrun with fat chicks. and they think they belong. - oh, yeah. yeah, thanks. oh, oh, yeah. that's--that's good stuff right there. hey, thanks again for this, audrey. i mean, it is so, so relaxing. you know, i really needed this, because, to be honest, jen's really getting on my nerves a little bit, so-- - i'm really happy you're enjoying yourself. i prefer my massages to be silent. - i hear you loud and clear. yeah, because when things get qui

. - "oh, i'm timmy. i know big words about peaches." - sir... as it turns out, i'm already going somewhere tonight where there are lots of single ladies eager for company. - oh! share the wealth. hook a player up, brother. - all right. won't you join me? - i'm in. if it doesn't work out, we always got plan "b." "hey, look at you." doosh-doosh-doosh. "oh, my hero." - raiding the mini-bar? that's not like you. - i'm in 314. a bottle of vodka's missing from the mini-bar. i didn't want you to charge us for it. - that's like you. - just wetting my whistle. not like i see these animals every day. when we get together, it's crazy. there's nobody in the world i'd rather spend time with than these guys. - huh. always nice for a wife to hear. well, can't you have fun with them sober? - i guess we'll never find out. - [laughs] well, you go have your fun. but when you get back, do not climb on top of me naked. - i didn't hear any complaints last time. - well, it's a little hard to talk with a mouthful of chest hair. - so you're saying that perhaps the oblig

. >> ray timmy. >> after 25 years working with the colorado department of corrections, i get to retirement to be ten times as wonderful as my life and career so far have been. >> and douglas mogul. >> 13 months ago i went into sudden cardiac arrest as a fourth grade teacher, i teach the students in my classroom that they need to work really, really hard in order to reach excellence and success. you know, ironically i haven't been adhering to my own advice. >> it all started with a trip to atlanta. >> what's your heart rate at? >> eager to learn about a new sport. and nervous about the road ahead. >> good, good, annette! >> then they took their knowledge home with them and they trained six days a week. >> one, two, three. >> hourlong workouts soon became two, three, even four-hour worko workouts. swimming, biking, running, all of it, in preparation for the big race. last sunday, the ultimate test was before them. >> one, two, three! fit nation! >> it all started with the half-mile swim in the open waters of the pacific. doug is the first of the pack to make it back to shore. >> good job

mmmm...he said, timmy, mine and he ate and when he was finished he said more...more.he ate a second lot. he probably ate more than i had ever seen him eat in one sitting ever. he ate the chips. he ate the chicken. and... we...christopher and i were just laughing and said it's a miracle and we haven't even got there yet! and it was an answer to prayer. it was what she had prayed was happening, and so then we got to the meeting and he was absolutely fine to come out of the car. we sat in the coffee shop. it...it was tea time and there was this long queue of people. they wanted andrew to sign books or pray for them and what have you. i called christopher and he got james and all four of us stood in that queue and it was moving slowly along and there were about five people in front of us when andrew said, alright. it's time to get back. tea break's over. will everyone please go and sit down. i was like no! no...no...no...no! and i started crying. i just...it was like the taps just opened up, but no! i'm not going home now. i'm not! i'm not! i'm not going home now. i said,

♪ he kept dreamin' ♪ ♪ dreamin' ♪ ♪ ooh, that someday he'd be a star ♪ timmy's sick, the baby's sick,e's gonna give me hell 'cause i forgot her mint chip ice cream. the other night diane says, "joe, baby, i'm hankering for some pickles with fish sauce." pregnant women. ( both laugh ) 2710 car, go to east ludlow and jones for a domestic disturbance. see, now if we answer that mommie-poppie call and my mommie's beatin' me down tonight. 2710 car. okay, got it. get outta here. you split, man. no, i ain't lettin' you go out on your own. i told you to get your ass home by midnight, didn't i? hey, wait till the kid's born. that's when you'll really kiss your life good-bye. yeah. i hear you, man. thanks, joe. ♪ yeah ♪ said he's goin' back to find ♪ ♪ goin' back to find ♪ ♪ ooh, yeah ♪ guess who's gonna be right by his side ♪ ♪ and i'm gonna be with him ♪ ( three gunshots ) ♪ on that midnight train to georgia ♪ ( train whistle blowing ) ♪ i'd rather live in his world ♪ ♪ than live without him in mine ♪ ♪ her world is his, his and hers, alone ♪ ♪ ooh, he's leaving ♪ ♪ leaving ♪ ( fading ): ♪ on

timmy speak old language. programs and documentaries in arabic in school here on the. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.i.p.'s interviews intriguing story for you. then try. to find out more visit our big teeth don't call. you tell me. that's the careful the ice is soft. is that that you know it's so good that you came here. how can a woman stay here and do anything my decision came very naturally i stayed here to help my mother because i just couldn't leave her i made up my mind to help her. get this at the end i couldn't help thinking why not my oldest son one of the thing if we judge by our human standards and customs it should be like see my oldest son evander knows nothing about machinery he's the youngest son we used to be so spoiled he grew up with the love of his brother and sister but it was only after some time that i realized why it happened like this it wouldn't have done extremely good if he had stayed on the island there was no reason for him to stay here. with me. the island and our father were inseparable that's what people thought but for me m

protest and spent twenty eight hours in police custody she joins me now to talk about her experience timmy's tell me what led to your arrest i believe that some of us were to be targeted by the police so that you know they were gonna rise and then i mean they pushed us into the streets and they just started from there where they grabbed one of mine about like sudden said fifteen. slammed his head against the car and we're just all on top of. so then i went to try to help him and within the process i ended up falling in between two cars on to the back of my head then up proceeded to get up and then when i looked at a back of me there's another about like. two cars on top of my other car. and which i witness they picked up his shirt. and a plain clothes officer just take. blows to his kids and then the cop just came and grabbed me for me. and then just called i believe this was also an intimidation type used by the n.y.p.d. why is it that so many people are so on happy with his new position as a visiting professor at what he represents is what we're getting it's not his character it's what he

game so it's the end game memo it's kind of chilling words that came from his assistant a guy named timmy geithner this is before geithner became secretary of the treasury when summers was about to come secretary of the treasury and it what it was was a discussion of the secret meetings that they were having with the five big bank c.e.o.'s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. of goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the

game so it's the end game memo it's kind of chilling words that came from his assistant a guy named timmy geithner this is before geithner became secretary of the treasury when summers was about to come secretary of the treasury and it what it was was a discussion of the secret meetings that they were having with the five big bank c.e.o.'s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs c.e.o. of goldman sachs c.e.o. of citi bank c.e.o. of chase j.p. morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the

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timmy with 1500 strike out, and the victim pulled by bruce bocci. yeah.hen, al yesterday rodriguez gone, major league record 24 career grand slams for a-rod. now, it's 5-1 yankees in the 8th. and yeah, we'll see what happens what the league decides to do. >> more still to come. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, that is cable channel 13, major delays and cancellations for an airline running flights out of oakland. why the company being forced to ground nearly half of the fleet. and then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 new place identity thieves are targeting to get your credit and debit card information. information you should see tonight at 11:00. >> now in prime time tonight last man standing followed by the neighbors, shark tank and 2020. you can see them live online at watch abc and then, please join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> hope to see you then. >> all right that is going to do it for us. our coverage of breaking news continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. from the entire team, thank you so m

timmy sanders needs backup. he always needs backup.irtballs posing as drug dealers. but the yuppies were packing-- semi-automatics. and fu manchu-- runs chinese checkout on the corner... pulls out his pump-action shotgun, makes it a three-way shoot-out. and sanders got this? yeah, and you know he needs help. guy couldn't solve a crossword puzzle. you going to come out and play with the boys, or wt? can't. got a box job to see about. another cold one? ( snoring ) yeah, yeah, tell that to this girl threatening to castrate the doer. so when are you coming back on the line? don't know if i am. when'd this job come in? '83. an '83 job can wait, lilly, come on. no, it can't. it's waited long enough. dana deamer. a bomb was left on her back porch inside some kind of box. she picked it up; it went off in her face. they had a good suspect? albert miller, high school teacher and chronic sexual deviant. she was scheduled to testify against him after flashing her. but then dana conveniently dies. mm-hmm. her daughter's been living with it for the

timmy with 1500 strike out, and the victim pulled by bruce bocci. yeah.sterday rodriguez gone, major league record 24 career grand slams for a-rod. now, it's 5-1 yankees in the 8th. and yeah, we'll see what happens what the league decides to do. >> more still to come. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, that is cable channel 13, major delays and cancellations for an airline running flights out of oakland. why the company being forced to ground nearly half of the fleet. and then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 new place identity thieves are targeting to get your credit and debit card information. information you should see tonight at 11:00. >> now in prime time tonight last man standing followed by the neighbors, shark tank and 2020. you can see them live online at watch abc and then, please join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> hope to see you then. >> all right that is going to do it for us. our coverage of breaking news continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. from the entire team, thank you so much for wa

yes, that is timmy! that's not lassie, though.iday on "today in the bay." mom? did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so smart. >>> and a live look outside add o.co coliseum. and just another reminder that you can watch the 49ers big showdown against the seahawks tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. can you catch the game at 5:30. >> in arlington, texas, a showdown between the first place a's and second place rangers last night. oakland jumped out to an early 9-2 lead but had to hold on as texas came back to make it a 9-8 game. >> in southern california, the dodgers hosting the giants in game two of a four-game series. hunter pence game the defending world champs a two-run lead. sergio romo pull it is out from there as the giants even up the series at one game apiece. the winning score was 4-2. >> oracle

what i care about now is me, timmy duncan. don't like those people, but i don't have to associate with them. i can't tell you ten people's names, i've been in this building two years. i go to work 13 hours a day, i put the blinders on and i have to focus on me. think about $250 a month. i take care of the whole building as far as the electrical, the plumbing, keep all the machinery on line so the production can continue. mentally, it keeps me out of this world. >> prison jobs provide the inmates with small paychecks. for tim duncan, this money affords him basic necessities. >> if i can't eat it right here in my cell, i won't eat it. one, the main liners probably made it. no telling what they do to the food. chop up some jalapenos with my raiser blade right here that i'm not supposed to have. i got some roast beef, bbq sauce, steam the buns and put it together and eat it. i get pretty extravagant with the recipes in here, this is me. if i was on the streets i'd be eating the same way. this is my home, this is my environment, my

timmy with the 1500th strikeout of his career. grann deer son is the victim.um was pulled after loading the bases with two outs in the seventh. alex rodriguez, gone and major league record 24th career grand slam for a-rod passing lou gehrig. the scoring ends there and 5-1 yankees the win. will he play sunday against the colts or won't he? a suspension from the nfl is coming, but for what length? this surrounding alden smith after his arrest on friday morning in san jose. the third-year player crashed his car after 7:00 a.m. and booked on charges of driving under the influence and marijuana possession and posted bond and joined team mitts -- teammates for yesterday's afternoon practice. he has had numerous run ins with the law since being drafted by the 49ers in 2011. teammates are clearly disappointed in what has become a disturbing trend for smith. >> even for myself coming in as a young guy i had to go through some things x but there comes a point you have to really just say okay this is it. i have to get myself on the right track. i have to shape up. just d

timmy with the 15th hundred strikeout of his career in the second inning.n, the victim. two outs in the seventh. alex rodriguez, gone. major league record 24th career grand slam for a-rod, that passes lou gehrig. 5-1, yankees win. will he play sunday against the colts or won't he? a suspension by the nfl is coming but for what lent? these are a few of the questions surrounding 49ers linebacker aldon smith following his dui arrest in san jose. he crashed his car and was booked on charges of driving under influence and marijuana possession and posted bond and joined teammates for yesterday's afternoon practice. the 24-year-old has had numerous run-ins with the law since being drafted in 2011. teammates clearly disappointed in what has become a disturbing trend for smith. >> even for myself coming in as a young guy, i had to go through some things, but i mean, it comes to a point you have to really say, okay, this is it. you have to get on the right track, have to shape up. just do the right thing. so i think as a young guy i think he will learn. he will learn

. >> i'm timmy duncan, aka turtle. i have always represented. i have always fought for what's white and what's right with our people. i believe in stabbings. i believe some people should be stabbed, you know, child molesters, rapist and all that. we have to live by a set of standards in prison. it would be a free for all if we didn't. >> duncan was serving 28 years for home invasion, kidnapping, and robbery at california state prison corcoran. it was the culmination of a criminal career that began at a very young age. >> i came from a good home. i can't say that i had a bad childhood. i just got mixed up with the wrong people. i started committing petty crimes when i was a kid because i actually did get strung out on heroin. my first shot was probably when i was 10 or 11 years old. >> duncan had spent most of his life incarcerated. in that time, he developed a reputation as an inmate to fear. >> these are some weapons that they say they discovered in a cell that i once occupied, allegedly. myself, personally, i'm a nice guy and i don't believe i

timmy with the 15th hundred strikeout of his career in the second inning.e base was two outs in the seventh. alex rodriguez, gone. major league record 24th career grand slam for a-rod, that passes lou gehrig. 5-1, yankees win. will he play sunday against the colts or won't he? a suspension by the nfl is coming, but for what length? these are a few of the questions surrounding 49ers linebacker aldon smith following his dui arrest in san jose. the third-year player crashed his car just after 7:00 a.m.. he was booked on charges of driving under influence and marijuana possession and posted bond and joined teammates for yesterday's afternoon practice. the 24-year-old has had numerous run-ins with the law since being drafted in 2011. teammates clearly disappointed in what has become a disturbing trend for smith. >> even for myself coming in as a young guy, i had to go through some things, but i mean, it comes to a point you have to really say, okay, this is it. you have to get on the right track, have to shape up. just do the right thing. so i think as a young g

timmy strikes out a player three times. 7 innings, six strikeouts left with a no decision.o the top of the wall. it goes out for a home run. the giants beat the dodgers 3- 2. >>> andy pettitte and derek jeter removed mariano rivera from last night's game in rivera's final game at yankee stadium. it was a huge love fest for the greatest closer in baseball history. he even took a little dirt with him on the way out. and that's a look at sports. have a great day. >>> thank you, kim. play of the day is about who will not play tomorrow at the texas a and l versus arkansas football game in arkansas. he asked to play at halftime but the razorbacks said i don't think so. apparently there's not enough time at halftime for the aggie band to perform. the band had to cancel more than 100 hotel rooms. not fun. and the members are disappointed they don't get to go on the road. >> that would be disappointing. >>> 5:24. coming up, feeling the heat. who a new report points the finger at for climate change. >> and a dodger fan stabbed to death near at&t park now the suspect's father reveals

my one son timmy was in the fire department then. they bought him down.other two sons were young and were at home. i called up and they came over. >> dad brought us down there and we were all able to carry him out. >> it was a lot of emotion. it was sad. everybody lined up along the ramp and we went down. everybody was very respectful. you could feel the love there like from a lot of the guys, the firemen, the port authority cops, everyone. everyone was just together like family. you could feel the support. >> shows the type of person my dad is. he was there the next day after the funeral making sure that he could help the other fathers and other people find them. he didn't give up. we made sure everyone got to go home. >> we stayed to the end until we got the last person out of there. some days i just couldn't go down there your body was emotionally and physically destroyed. i don't know how he did it for the year that he did do it. >> being a spokesperson for the u.s. military led to me being handpicked, chosen specifically to serve as the muslim chapla

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his teammates and coaches agree, timmy has a special role and place with this club. >> he's really, i pushed all of us as a rotation to try to get better. you know, because he came up here and really from the get-go he did really great things and i think that all pushed us to try to catch up to him and i think that's been a benefit. >> unbelievable talent. this kid. what he's established in the game is pretty amazing at his young age. and, you know, i'll be watching him tonight like i do every start and appreciate what this kid can do. >> reporter: congrats are in order for brandon crawford. he was chosen as this year's recipient of the good guy award. it is vote ed on by the basebal writers association, san francisco and oakland chapters. it's given out annually to the giant that's most accommodating to the media. reporting from at&t park, amy gutierrez for nbc bay area. >>> how about baseball commissioner selig announced next season will be his last. the man who was originally named interim commissioner back in 1992 will officially retire on january 24th, 2015. his tenure was filled

former national security spokesman timmy vittor. former speech writer for president george w. senior political analyst, david gergen. they gave you two seniors in the teleprompter there. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so the president is going to address the nation tonight at 9:00. what's he going to say? because i feel like what he was going to say maybe two days ago is very different from what he might say tonight. >> or two hours ago. a little context about what's been happening. then i think you have to make a moral case to the american people about why it's important to them. i think he will obviously -- >> why strikes are important? or why dealing with russia is important? >> why chemical weapons in syria, why little kids being gassed in their sleep with chemical weapons is important, why that endangers u.s. troops and why the credible threat of military force actually helps him reach a diplomatic solution to this problem. >> michael, in the "washington post" you wrote quote, the obama administration has generally waged a war of words and then used those words casuall

these are timmy still at the preliminary stage. -- these are timmy still at the preliminary stage. there are still some in the pipeline and whose results are expected about the end of this year. ttip will impact differently, of course whether you're part of this art outside it. but when you look at these studies, and i must admit that some of these studies are being challenged and questioned, but that is what is at the moment is available, turkey is going to be one of the losers. it is almost cut and dry. and the loss is going to correspond to roughly $20 billion, and that is about the trade that occurs between turkey bilaterally, or a kurd in 2012. between turkey and the united states. this is not surprising. it has a lot to do with the customs union and the way in which the customs union has been formulated. i believe trying to will be reflecting on the. what happens with the customs union -- i believe uri will be reflecting on that. it automatically binds turkey, which means that turkey has had to lower its tariffs, customs tears and open up its markets to the third country wher

tommy and timmy, you saved us! i'm not tommy, i'm pesky.his'll do. ( binky laughing ) that's even better. who are you? superdoofus? ( laughing ) ( doorbell rings ) grandma thora: come in. you'll have to excuse my appearance. i've been a little under the weather. grandma, what creamy skin you have. it's my new moisturizer. and what frosty hair you have. and what dark, chocolaty eyes. the better to be eaten by you! ( gulps ) ( groans ) arthur read! did you eat grandma? it wasn't grandma. it was that wedding cake. i've heard that one before. sheesh, i spent my day cleaning and cooking for the tibbles and this is what i find. i'm telling mom and dad. don't worry, little girl. it is i, buster the woodcutter. i'll have your grandma out of him in a jiffy. it's me, arthur. no, it isn't. you're a grandma-eating wolf disguised as arthur. or maybe you're a grandma-eating alien disguised as a wolf disguised as arthur. either way... ( gasps ) no! are you all right, arthur? did you have a nightmare? it's probably from all those fairy tales you were readi

they view this strategy as a box canon because they understand the senate rules and it looks as if timmy they are already developing language to send something back over because even though we are in the senate and all three of us are relatively new somehow or another they knew the senate rules before they send it over. so i'm a little confused and tell me what happens if the senate were not to invoke cloture on a bill that we support? what then happens? i would like to understand. >> i appreciate that question from my friend from tennessee and there are several pieces of it. one is with the house republicans like for us not to invoke cloture i can tell you this morning i spoke to over a dozen house members who explicitly said it would need fantastic if senate republicans could show the same unity we did and voted against cloture because majority leader reid has filed an amendment to gut our language. i would note also the senator from tennessee keeps expressing confusion. i have to admit i don't think the american people are confused. i would ask the senator from tennessee -- you agreed

such an inspiring family, and i am fortunate that not only is my immediate family here but my cousin timmy who , so the special olympics i'm very honored and happy to have their support. ofope i can make them proud me. in terms of my own priorities, as a woman, i have opportunities to represent the united states and the progress we have made on some of these issues and the dialogue about what needs to be done here and there, so i am looking forward to learning about those issues if i am confirmed. backgroundause of my and because i have been engaged ,n helping younger generations i am hopeful that because president abe has made education part of his reform, i hope i role inve a significant encouraging young people of japan so this alliance can continue to go forward and they friendshipse same they have enjoyed until now. >> the ambassador lamented the number of japanese students coming to the united states, and that is a big part of the understanding between the nations. your focus is absolutely on the money. it's where we have to be. i just want to tell you how and i think of you, you're

timmy hamm, the senate health committee elected hal health care-related infections affect the economy. he will be live at 1130 east in for a kaiser family foundation forum on how maryland, oregon, and now, and giving with the in room apartments. >> c-span book tv has shown over 40,000 hours of programming with top nonfiction authors including bob woodward. >> who were going to do the book after he died, but he preempted that. and was horrified. i was delighted. >> i always felt that people are more alike than they are different. and so the artist in the rose is the occasion that if i can create something that is still moving and permits the kind of distance that you sometimes need from what is painful people will understand. understanding is basically what is fundamental. >> the point is no argument is given to that effect. none of the relevant facts are considered, and this is regarded as one of the half-dozen cases where the theory entails the use of military force was legitimate . >> the on national television network devoted exclusively and nonfiction books every weekend. we are m