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on tnt.s and applause ] >> jimmy: did you get it? >> that was great, man. [ laughter ] i love that. >> jimmy: they threw a little -- they're good, the roots. how are you? thank you so much for coming on the show. >> thanks. it's a pleasure to be here. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm a big fan. nominated again for another emmy. come on. that's big. another nomination. [ cheers and applause ] where do you put all these awards? can you give me a couple emmys? >> well, you know, actually, "raising arizona," joel and ethan cohen, who -- [ cheers and applause ] the roots were just playing the theme of. the yodeling theme of. >> jimmy: they do stuff like that. >> that was really cool. i haven't heard that in a while. but it's quite memorable. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. when steve kroft was on, from "60 minutes," they just played ticking. [ laughter ] that's pretty good, yeah. they get creative. they get creative. >> that's good. but, no, but joel and ethan and francis mcdormand who -- we all go back from before "

watch it mondays at 10:00 on tnt.o to melissa sagemiller. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming. great to you here. >> thank you for having me. >> boy, acting alongside mike tyson is a hell of way to break into movies. >> yeah, he's interesting and big and scary. >> was he a good acting partner? >> well, we were doing a scene -- >> is that a no? >> well, i don't know if he's watching. he's scary. >> he's not coming here. >> well, he might. >> he night, that is true. so, okay. >> we're shooting a scene in new york it took four or five hours. the lovely lady playing his love interest, he kept on saying he was going to eat her. and i didn't really know how to take that. i thought is this endearing? is it a threat? >> kind of both kind of both. i said that to my fig newtons last night and it was a threat, yeah, but i also loved them. so you can look at it that way. was this on or off camera? >> both. >> oh, really? wow. that's no good at all. >> when she left for the bathroom, i thought this is my turn. it's all ov

he is back in prime time now in a new project for tnt called "dark blue." the police drama is produced by some guy named jerry bruckheimer. and it airs wednesday nights at 10:00 p.m. here is a scene. >> go back, kiss his butt, wash his car. get him to trust you. >> wait a minute, britt? >> who is he? >> big-time diamond fence. >> criminals convert their millions into brilliant prist even dinald. >> how does he foit into it? >> they grew up into the same neighborhood. did a lot of work together. >> why not cut off the middle business? >> because he is smart. he only does deals north of $2 million. >> what are we going to do, hit tiffany's? >> something like that. >> why "dark blue"? >> well, i guess it is the darker side of law enforcement. these guys basically are acting like criminals to catch criminals. it is a darker side with undercover work. >> tell me about the role you play? >> well, carter shaw, we are meeting him at the bottom of his life. this is a guy who has done police work for a long time. this is a guy whose personal life is a mess. i think t

on tnt.applause ] >> jimmy: dylan mcd. >> i love the roots, man. >> jimmy: my gosh, they're the greatest. so good. [ cheers and applause ] so good. i'm so lucky to have them. last time i saw you, i think, was the last time we worked together on "saturday night live." >> what was that, '99? >> jimmy: right around when i first started. i remember you did a sketch that was really funny, it was about a lottery -- it was a hospital where they told to pick four lottery numbers. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so you'd pull them out of people. "you're number 15." you know, something like that. and it was really fun. and then all the other sketches were just the female cast members making out with you. >> yeah, that's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was the way that went. that was pretty cool. so how is the new show, "dark blue"? >> it's good. >> jimmy: i'm excited about it. >> it's fun to play a cop. >> jimmy: it's good, right? and "dark blue" -- why is it dark blue? undercover? >> it's an undercover co

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company has deals with at least seven major media companies to include programming for networks such as tnti-fi and amc. time warner and other cable companies are trying to figure out how to keep people from cancelling their subscriptions in favor of free tv on-line. comcast began a similar trial in july. >>> mobile phone maker nokia wants to turn your cell phone into a credit card. they are launching a financial service company called nokia money. the program lets you pay bills, buy things and transfer money to friends and family using your phone. it lawrchtion early next year. >>> has google helped solved the mystery of the lock -- loch ness monster? they claim they have. of course it could also be just be a boat. for information on all these stories log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. those are your "tech bytes," i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> good morning. i'm jamie costello. welcome. >> i'm megan pringle. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. we'll get to the news of the day. but first -- be on the lookout for a catonsville

h tcwaheir tnt ee interview ang special hour-long tributeen soraten sor kennedy. y'keedhennotnis re,ec as well is h former speechwriter and a political histoan will also be there. >>> police say it looks like an execution. we talked with people in the small town that remain on edge. >> a 911 call after 8:00 saturday morning alerted them to the mobile home in the privately owned new plantation. >> they found multiple victims deceased, and found two persons severely injured, but still alive. >> the store clerk, mcduffy, worked not far from new hope. she said she believes the victims are from a large family she has seen often. >> they are nice people and all great and very genuine. >> reporter: it's the third murder investigation in the county in the past two weeks. a disturbing trend for neighbors to here. >> it's craz i knew about murders, but it's crazy how it's so close by. >> it's surprising this type of activity is happening here, especially in the two weeks where there has been two murders and the recent incident this morning discovered. >> it's scary this is

we take a look at the backyard camping phenomenon, and it's a> wonderful way toront iduce tnt kids to the idea of camping without a lot of expense, and a lot of traveling. t nomy like it is, we went -- benjahen share is a littleliy intt potomac that has gotten into setng u hpisent in the backyard. he offered some tips from member of flashlight. have mom a dad help you with s' mores and burgers, and leave all the electronics inside the house. >> that's really not going too far, out in the backyard. >> but there are some kids that may want to stay inside. and maybe they w bldou ldinterested in a go exhibit. >> yeah, the national museumf o history, kids canar ppacitite in building a light bulb with legos. that's in the new main plaza. and there are other ideas to spark their ingenuity thteer e, is on then othe body, h? >> yeah, it's a wonderful book. all sorts of fun facts about how your body works, and we encourage kids to read the bk and then go see the wonderful human body exhibit at the maryland science city. >> sounds like a lot of good things happening in the washington post. >> ab

stolen from the port of wala wala washington. 96 blocks of tnt, a roll of detonation cord that measures00 feet. among the other things stolen, consumer fireworks. the explosives belong to various agen agencies. the atf has taken over the investigation. >>> in idaho, a missing 8-year-old boy may be the victim of a "tragic event." robert manuel of boise hasn't been seen for a week. evidence found last night at his mother's apartment indicates suspicious circumstances. the mother pleaded guilty in march to willfully injured another son, an infant, by striking his head against the surface calling a skull fracture. >>> there are new photos of the president's airplane, the flight over lower manhattan in april. hardly anybody knew about it which caused panic and outrage in new york and new jersey. memories of september 11th still very fresh. 150 images, you are seeing a quick recap of the flight released. the official who ordered the beauty shots resigned shortly after that photo session. >>> the kids turned away from a philadelphia area swim club will have plenty to write in the what i did in

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. >> he wasn't really down tnt as he had been before. mccutchen hit as home run. he makes his living. 16 were first pitch strikes. the ball was also up. and a bunt there. and -- for a bis hit that's about what he throws, 88 to 90. he is effective when he gets that ball around thigh high. a bis hit up the middle. a hanging breaking ball. it is almost a great play by nyjer morgan. he just gives it everything he has every night a blooper to center field. ill-advised throw hear as he tries to throw the runner out at home and the ball goes -- bard goes back for an error. they would advance runners to second and third and that was the end of the night for mr. craig stammen. he only had 44 pitches, 3 were strikes, 14 balls. the biggest difference, up in the strike zone. >> you look at that milwaukee start before this, ray, where he also had a rough night, the nine hits the and the five earned runs coming in. and then he had four quality starts before that. so you hope this is not a trend in the wrong direction for craig. >> i don't think it is. all of the pitchers run in

. >> reggie miller, the former basketball player, tnt commentator, he needs to stay away from another have to see the airline banner over the beish th weekend. "reggie miller, stopped pursuing married women." this man filed a restraining order that actually was never filed but it was against reggie miller and he says, look, this guy wouldn't leave my fiancee alone. he sent her 56 text messages over the course of four hours. that was the impetus for the banner that said "leave married women alone." >> it's so subtle. you have to think he spent a pretty penny to do that. you couldn't have texted him? >> he comes from pretty good stuff. he had the money to do it. how would you like to see that if you're reggie miller. >> that's got to be pretty embarrassing. >> you of course remember levi johnson, the young man who seems like he is everywhere. he was with bristol palin during the whole election. he's talking to radar online and he says he thinks part of the reason that sarah palin resigns, marital troubles. he's saying he doesn't think that cheating was any sort of factor in sarah and to

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.  >> bob: craig stammen knock out early tnt and the pirates may make him responsible for one more run. ronny sedano is coming up. let's talk about hits back in the 1970s, pete rose, rod carew, one and two, number three on that list? >> rob: oliver. >> bob: how about that? that's a lot of hits for a 10- year period. that guy was a left-handed hitter with power, speed, good outfielder. and a strike from clippard to ronny sedano, the number eight hitter with the pitcher on deck. a chopper. it is over the mound. that's a hit. first and third, nobody out. >> rob: that is too bad. he is going to have elbow surgery on monday. >> bob: here is vir gill vasquez of the pirates who sacraficed the first time. he could be doing it again. he tried to push that bunt over the infield. he got the sweet spot on it. and you can hit a ball 20 feet or so doing that. >> rob: i have seen stranger things. >> bob: rich donnelly. he told me today that tony beasley will be away from the ball club for a several days. he has had two deaths in his family in the last couple of days, an he's back in virginia atte

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they offer protected content against tbs, tnt and hbo as well as cbs, sci-fi and discovery communicationsional cost to subscribers. shows will be available through the websites as well as programmer-owned websites like humoru. it is similar to comcast launched in july called on demand, july. the videorecorder is trading down on the news that last night they filed suit against verizon ask at&t. they are reporting a 2.9 million quarterly loss and tivo is hoping verizon and at&t will opt for the software. they lost and appealed several decisions. they are ruling out partners like comcast and it announced a best buy for the company to determine to get at&t, verizon and dish on board. >> how is it going to work with the web tv thing? how is that different from just a humoru or other programming? >> here's the difference. humoru is almost exclusively available for free through regular broadcast hours. . the difference is tv everywhere and online are designed to protect the cable content. they want to make sure you keep on doing the cable bill. some of the viacom's properties are putting shows l

announce a test of so-called tv everywhere to offer content from programmers including time warners's tbs, tnt, hbo as well as cbs, sky fi and discovery communications. the protected content will be available through time warner cable website and programmer-observed websites which include hulu. today's news is similar to a test comcast launched in july dubbed the on demand online and with subscriber's accent content through password protected program to incentivize consumers to continue paying cable bills. they're looking to prevent subscribers and ad dollars siphoned away from the web which is one reason newspapers are in such trouble. the bankrupt tribune company asked a judge to allow an investigation of the leverage buyout of the company dell led in 2007. bond owners alleging jpmorgan and others knew that lbo would result in the company's bankruptcy. a bigger stake of the restructured company, bondholders want to prevent the banks from assuming ownership in exchange for for giving debt. the tribune company has responded to a request for comment. but industry watchers question whether tribu

arms in the bullpen and also not to eat up one of our bench players because they weren't available tntopefully they'll be available tomorrow. >> he is going to have to with what lot better than he was today for us to start him tomorrow. >> the planker jim riggleman of the washington nationals. a lot of good stuff there. the nats win in comeback fashion over the florida marlins. we're going to continue the party after this time out and talk about how the nats did it over florida, their first win over florida in 10 tries dating back to last season. the nats win and we'll talk about it next!   >> welcome back to nats' ex byron kerr and ray knight on military night. six runs in the eighth inning. three straight comeback victories, ray, and really the bullpen, once again, one of the heroes as last night it was tyler clippard that settled down the pirates and tonight it was jason bergmann that got it going. >> if you're going to stay close and have a good bullpen, you're going to pull out a lot of wins. bergman came in and was throwing speed. and hermida, johnson, and

. >> buck: tnt scouting report, -- pnc bank scouting report. he was so conscience of how good his breaking ball and curve ball were he used them too much. there have only been three left- handers play against him in the four games. bobby abreu, carl crawford and adam lind of the blue jays and he's handled them with ease. >> jim: 0-8 with a walk and he'll face three left-handers in the lineup tonight because ron gardenhire has three every day players who bat left-hand. here is the first, denard span so, three -- total in his first four starts and he gets three tonight. ahead of denard span, 0-1. >> buck: span was destined to be the center fielder after torii hunter was dealt away and allowed to go to free agency. then they made the santana deal and ended up with carlos gomez. >> jim: popped up foul, wide of third. morneau over hoping for a play and he -- mora over hoping for a play and runs out of room. ran into the camera as well. >> buck: it's an unusual ballpark in that the fans are about 12 feet above the playing surface right around the inf

>> it could withstand tons of tnt.k at that thing roll. >>> july was a hot month on wall street, and we don't mean the temperature. consider this. the dow surged more than 8.5% last month. that was the average last july in 20 years. susan lisovicz, you'd never know we're in a recession. >> remember, the stock market is a leading indicator, robin. when it starts to see signs of improvement, encouragement, it rallies, and that's what we saw in july, and the best news of all, first trading day of august, we're seeing some positive mo. the bank of america reported a 10% profit due to strength in investment banking. ford motors set to deliver a sales increase this afternoon. a ford executive tells cnn the automaker will report an increase in july sales, marking the first year increase since the financial crisis began two years ago. >>> there are changes in the board room at apple. s schmidt resigning as director of apple. he said in a statement that there could be potential conflict of interest. >>> and finally, there is so

. >> buck: the first time he has hit from the left side tnt and he hit a bullet.igginton, he scores all the way from third base. this pitch is down, anybody borderline low, and he drills it. anytime you can get one past vernon wells, you hit it hard and he gets it all the way to the wall and wieters has knocked brandon lee right out of this game. >> gary: so matt wet wuertz a two-hit ballgame on at second base. the orioles have the 7-3 lead. brandon lee -- >> buck: maybe he hasn't knocked him out of the game. it looks like he is getting a little bit of a lecture from the skipper. >> gary: yes. >> gary: lecture first and then the change. stay here for a minute, i have something to say. so cito gaston will make the change. the 30,795 not particularly happy with what's going on here, and the jay also go deeper into their pen. the o's up by four. >> gary: you can keep up with your favorite orioles news on your networking. facebook/orioles or you can go to twitter.com/birdland insider. you can learn communications. birdland news is just a click away. b.m.w. he is tryin

it was almost a suicide mission carrying tnt. a missile sight. a hero in the south pacific. also, we don't know the level of this. atoning for the old man. you know, you love your father and still feel guilty about what he believed in. not ashamed. why didn't the old man take that side of the war. why wasn't he out there with church hill and the good guys. say we got to stop it. why didn't he have that instinct? the kids did. they were american. they had irish roots, but they were damn american, the kennedy brothers. they loved this country and died for it. they were totally committed to it. the old man was still thinking about the family and what was good for the family. the brothers were interested in the country. that's the americanization. you come to the country, make your killing and hopefully your kids are so home grown and so in love with this country, they are different than you. the kennedy boys are different than the old man. they wouldn't know how to make a nickel. he knew how to make a nickel. >> the old man was good at that. he's a