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de hecho tenemos informaciÓn que posiblemente tommy, venÍa a verla, porque el dÍa lunes siguiente eraen nadie. >>> bueno, capturado y hallado culpable. podrÍa s estar 50 aÑo cÁrcel por asesinato y secuestro. vamos a estar atentos de lo que pase. eugenio derbez hizo un anuncio en un noticiero de televisiÓn que muchos mexicanos le grado cera muchÍsimo. sin duda. verÓnica del castillo hablÓ con Él y nos cuenta de que se trata. Éxito rotundo, como surge esta idea de donar las ta esquirlas de estados unidos para esta noble causa. la pelÍcula estÁ filmada gran parte en acapulco. y yo estuve yendo a acapulco a buscar locaciones y filmar la pelÍcula ahi, que estuvimos un buen rato. contactamos al gobierno de guerrero. muchas veces. >>> y convivimos con la gente, el verlo ahora devastado. y destrozado. como lo hemos visto, y te repito sobre todo luego de filmar ahÍ esta pelÍcula. pues, no podemos quedarnos con los brazos cruzados y hablamos los productores con los... de allÁ con la distribuira de allÁ y encontramos convencerlos que donaran la taquilla de hoy viernes. o te fin de sumarÁn. para

then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend of mine. i says, it wasn't on a child. i said, i'm not a piece of crap, i'm not a rat. he says, you know, yeah, okay. then he sent down one of his buddies and says tommy says you're all right. but what are you going to do for us? >> if they know that you're a sex offender or something else of that nature, then they will charge you rent to live here. >> i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items that they wanted me to order for them. it was $25 a month. >> but it didn't stop there. on the day before the super bowl, laudone says he sent an underling, inmate jason wright to his cell with another order, to hide a batch of hooch, inmate-made alcohol. >> so i panicked when i had to do something illegal. even though i was told and forced to do it. i said no. i'm trying to make a stand. saying, you know, this is it. they came

padres de tommy no lograron recuperarse, y no pueden dejar de pensar en quÉ podrÍan haber hecho para al contrario. un gusto platicar contigo. >>> Éxito rotundo la pelÍcula, cÓmo surge esta idea de donar para esta causa. >>> la pelÍcula estÁ filmada en acapulco, estuve a buscar locaciones hasta filmar la pelÍcula ahi, y contactamos al gobierno de guerrero infinidad de veces, convivimos con la gente, el verlo devastado, destrozado como lo vimos y te repito, despuÉs de filmar ahÍ esta pelÍcula, no nos podemos quedar con los brazos cruzados, y hablamos con los productores, con la distribuidora de allÁ y logramos convencerlos que donara la taquilla de hoy viernes para los damnificados. >>> llegaste a imaginar la dimenciÓn de esta tragedia? >>> no, nunca, nos dimos cuenta cuando vimos las imÁgenes, y estÁ a punto de superar el nÚmero de muertos y damnificados, es posible que sea en la mayor tragedia que haya tenido mÉxico en su historia. >>> tienes una idea de la cifra de este donativo. >>> no quiero decir, pero no vaya a ser que no se alcance. lo Único que te puedo decir es que los otros

you want to mess with tommy? huh? you want to mess with tommy?! anybody want to mess with tommy?!ht hits the surface of water, how can we determine the angle at which it enters... the water? that depends on the angle of incidence. no, you clod. wait. you're right. it does depend on the angle of incidence. you've been listening. yeah, that determines the angle of refraction. you said "refraction!" my god, you're getting this. please, stay with me here. oh, dick, there you are. stone, i'm so glad you're here. for the first time ever i'm getting through to them. they're actually learning. that's great. class dismissed. wait. are we allowed to leave? i don't know. i kind of trust that guy. wh-what did you do that for? do you know how difficult it is to be king of the universe? i imagine it's kind of a hassle. now everybody says, "look at that big wheel with his trophy wife. i'd like to be like him." well, let me tell you something. this big wheel's life is a wreck. it's a tragic comedy. it's a farce! well, it's all good. there's only one thing in my life that means anything at all. yo

. >> i don't even care what his name is, except it's tommy. isn't it?the show was introduced as edgy. hoda would like a -- >> what is that clear one with the straw in it, i'll take that one, whatever that is. >> it's fizzy. >> i'll have a little sangria here. tommy's new pp thank you sweetheart. >> this isn't regular for you, but it will be from now on. >> tell us about your show. when you watch it, you feel like a lot of it must be improv or something, is it scripted? >> it is scripted, but that is a nice compliment. that it has that energy to it, that people are glad at improvising. james franco is on the show tonight. >> speak of the devil. >> she's someone who took your place when you were gone. >> yes, he is a professional competitor who i am also super attracted to, so it's frustrating to me. >> but everything is frustrating for a girl like you. >> how much of it is based on your own experience? >> who was an obgyn in your family? >> my mother was. >> but it's not based on her? >> no, this character is pretty wild. i had like three boyfriends in m

tommy, please stand u all right. tommy is here. yeah! kendrick: be sensitive when you talk about the child, her disability, or anything else that could upset young children. remember, these children are just as sensitive to the emotional climate around them as ordinary children are. say it a little louder. [whispering] hello. woman: a self-image is important to all children. good job. ok, tommy. you can sit down. good job. all human beings, not only special needs children-- first of all, before we can accomplish anything in life, we need to know who we are and what we are. so it may seem that because my children are so young we shouldn't be teaching those things, but to develop a child into being a whole child, you need to start with the developmental process very young. our children need-- we need to start developing good self-images: who you are, what you are, and where you're going. they don't know where they're going, but we should know where they're going, and that's exactly what we work on here at poe. kendrick: in teaching moderat

i love that. >>> tommy morrison has passed away. family is not disclosing the cause of the death, but he tested positive in 1996 for hiv. in the years that followed, he denied having hiv. he beat george forman in 1993. he gained fame in "rocky" for training a young rocky balboa. >> i'm challenging you to a fight. anytime, any place, anywhere. >> you want my respect? >> come and get it. >> tommy morrison just 44 years old. >>> in what may be the least surprising news of the preseason. redskins head coach mike ha shanahan is reporting that rg3 will be back for the season. >>> and brady quinn will be back for another season. and mark sanchez is out with a shoulder injury and is expected to be out on saturday. rookie gino smith could be favored to start. >>> let's get to high school football. two coaches coming to blows in alabama when pushing turns to punching. scrum on the ground. one coach suspended and one walked away with visible injuries. it is not clear what got those two started. but they kept it going for a while. >>> i had to

former national security council spokesman, tommy, thank you as always. a programming note, tonight, grab the popcorn, get your computers out, get ready to tweet it, sex john kerry will join kerry will join chris hayes for an exclusive interview on all-in tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. coming up while syria is creating an international and internal conflict for democrats, it is also the subject of the latest chapter of the gop's existential crisis. we will discuss wacko birds moss covered hawks and plain old isolationists with one of the party's leading voices against intervention, former congressman ron paul. that's just ahead. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady

and tommy is walking around smile ear to ear.ly? >> it was like, five or six. >> jimmy: wow. >> i got one. i got a big one. i don't know, that much french. unfortunately, but i understand a lot. and, so i would say "but yes" or "of course" i wouldn't be able to follow up with any body. and -- he made me sound like a cool foreign princess. >> jimmy: he smiled at his own joke is what you are saying. >> yes, yes. >> i don't think you get that one technically. the movie is "the family" dianna agron everyone. we'll be right back with "the weekend." we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where you go in a day. do you really need gas to get there? [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ >> jimmy: his debut album "kiss land" just came out

tommy torres. >>> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", la mejor manera de comenzar tus maÑanas en la casa >>> hoy regresa raÚl!. >>> hoy es lunes. ay seÑores lunes 30 de septiembre y viendo imÁgenes de nuestro jhonny lozada. anoche en "mira quiÉn baila". saludos familia. (aplausos) un gusto saludarles le damos la despedida, el 30 de septiembre del 2013 y feliz de poder decir de todo corazÓn, "despierta amÉrica", muchachos, como amanecieron. >>> supercompaÑito. >>> jhonny cÓmo estÁs. te duele todo? >>> sÍ de verdad. >>> sigan, sigan. >>> tremendo programa. >>> y situaciones. >>> quÉ espectÁculo el de aen oche. >>> por favor, estamos en el aire. >>> les prometo que me estacionÉ bien no como ana patricia. >>> te duele los huesos. >>> sÍ el dolor de mi cuello y cuerpo casi me hace quedar en casa querÍa estar aquÍ me gustarÍa que me miraran. >>> lloramos contigo. >>> quiero que se acerquen a mÍ sinceramente al leer cada uno de los tuits que me enviaron anoche fue la fuerza para seguir en la competencia, el dolor no saben cuÁl es especialmente si juegan con tus sentimientos no importa, vamos a

but in iraq, tommy franks' plan did. a force half the size of the force that won the gulf war defeated saddam hussein's regime and reached baghdad in less then a month. the fastest, longest armored advance in the history of american warfare. e pele of iraq and afghanistan are building a secure and permanent democratic future. enhe highest distinctions of history is to be called a liberator and tommy franks will always carry that title. >> the other person i think was not don rmed -- rumsfeld. probably in the audience. may be paul wolfowitz. medal of freedom to tommy franks, what is your reaction to that? >> travesty. the narrative of the iraq war that's president just gave us, o put it mildly, incomplete, franks did succeed in toppling saddam hussein. but that was not sufficient. that was not sufficient to either achieve our political provide r to deliverance to iraqi people. iraqi is coming apart at the seams, hundreds on a monthly basis. hundreds being killed by the renewed insurgency that barely makes the papers. >> w

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yes sir. >> tommy mcfly, abc 7 news. >> bring some of that back here.ou can watch lucky seven writer on abc seven every tuesday night at 10:00. $50 on a scratch off. that was the best ever. i think i may have spent a little more than that. [laughter] do you like this weather pattern? >> i do. >> you realize our luck will run out with the weather, but it is not time for that yet. it is also the time of year we start to pick up some real wild extremes in temperature. summer hangs on in some areas. winter creeps and in and some others. if you get something like this, i high temperature in texas, one hundred degrees. the low temperature in wyoming, 28 degrees. extremes in the temperatures in the weeks ahead. let's get you going here. 75 was the high today at reagan national. the record set three years ago today, 99 degrees. trust me, we will not see 99 in washington in 2013. pretty safe guess there. temperatures in the 50s and 60s now as you look at the map, especially farther south. a very mild night. area of high pressure -- last night at this time, it wa

but in iraq, tommy franks' did. the force defeated saddam hussein's regime and reached baghdad in less than a month. the longest fastest advance in the history of american warfare. today they're building a secure democrat inge future. one of the highest distinctions of history is to be call ad lib ray tore. and tommy franks will always carry that title. >> the other person i think -- it was not don rumsfeld. he was probably no inn the audience. but paul wolfowitz. what's your reaction to that. >> the travesty. the narrative of the iraq war was to put it mildly, incomplete. franks did succeed in toppling saddam hussein. but that was not sufficient. it was not sufficient to our chief political services or to provide the lib rans to the iraqi people. the iraqi people are coming apart as the seams on a hundreds -- on a monthly basis, hundreds of iraqis being killed by the insurgency. >> whole thing a waste of time, money? >> i think -- well, no -- >> yeah. i understand the response. the warmed is a better place. i suppo

no one supports anyone, tommy. that's the point. it's impossible to wage wars under these conditions. no one has any credibility. there's a complete and total blanket crisis of authority. no one trusts anything after years of failure and misery and destruction. i'm sorry if i'm expounding here. it's true. people look at this entire thing and think, are you out of your mind? >> there is healthy skepticism after iraq about taking someone's word for it before we go to war. this is very different. this is a short, limited operation. we're talks a couple hundred cruise missiles hitting chemical weapons sites in syria. yes, there is the potential to get pulled into something longer. the white house has been very clear about what they want to scope this -- >> what do you say? >> love it or hate it, ousting assad has the virtue of being an idea. this is not an idea. lobbing a few missiles over there to a compact operation you're talking about. one the white house is already saying only will degrade the ability of assad to use weapons agains

he was beaten and straight set -- roger federer is done by tommy robredo. slovak hantuchova through to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. she beat american alison riske. vinci plays another italian, pennetta. has been confirmed as red bull's second driver. world replaces von weber as vettel's teammate. >> i feel very, very good. there is a lot of excitement running through me right now. it is great news. .omething i have worked for to hear the news i wanted is great. the next step in my career. i am sure there is going to be more pressure now. people are going to start to expect results and they are not going to want to wait forever as well. so, i've got to make sure i put in the hard work, or taking a lead now in the off-season as we approach the last few months of the year, really start to prepare and spend enough time with the team as i can. once my -- >> and be a big star in the future -- there will be a big star in the future. real madrid has broken the bank bringing bale. the first 100 million euro man. if you believe -- the 24-year- old

council member tommy wells running for mayor of the district.get ought tommie. mayor gray -- autonomy. mayor gray has joined that effort as well. all the cranes we see everywhere in this booming development city, well, those construction sites could go empty because the d.c. department of consumer and regulatory affairs, dcra, they would shut down and they're the agency that gives everyone building permits so they can go ahead and construction these new buildings. so that could be affected as well. mike, andrea, back to you. >> wow, which means the streets and traffic around all those construction sites are going to be a mess as well. >> thanks, delia. talk to you in just a little bit. >>> he has made no secret he wants to be maryland's next governor but doug ganzler will make it official now. he's a democrat and will kick off a week long announcement tour. this afternoon he'll start at the montgomery county courthouse in rockville. his opponents include current lieutenant governor brown. >>> police are looking for vandals who toppled over a sto

they whipped pitt. >>> tommy morrison is dead at age 44. he rocketed to fame in "rocky v." later beat george foreman in '93 for the wbo title. he tested positive for hiv in 1996. cause of death was not disclosed. >>> olympic gold medal skier lindsey vonn back on snow. her first time since her crash and major knee surgery. tiger woods' girlfriend plans to race in the 2014 winter olympics. we're hoping for the best for her. >>> hard bodies on display at the body building championship. lou ferrigno who played the incredible hulk won a lifetime achievement there. stan lee was there to honor him, the "hulk" creator. >> if i had those kind of muscles, i would terrify you. >> ferrigno won the mr. universe title twice. still acting and gives inspirational speeches. keep on going. >>> the game was tight. 13-10. so your rival teams, 20 penalties. but don't fight. this is high school. two alabama football coaches throwing elbows there. the players had to help break up the fight. the game-winning coach, by the way, lost the brawl. who is the adult on the field there? >>> coming up, rob

just the first game. >>> former heavyweight boxer tommy morrison is dead at 44.r beat george forman for the heavyweight title. morrison tested positive for hiv in 1996. cause of death is not disclosed. >>> oh, how good this must feel. lindsay vonn back on the slopes. tiger woods' girlfriend plans to race in the winter olympics. >> good to see her back on the slopes. >>> how about this? >> of course, you like that. >> who put that there? a little for you. these are hard bodies at the muscle beach body building championship. lou ferigno won a lifetime achievement award. stan lee there to honor him. >> if i had those kind of muscles, i would terrify you. >> terrify you. ferigno won the title twice. he is acting. >> he still looks tough. >> he gives inspirational speeches. >>> the game was tight. so your rival teams. 20 penalties. >> what are the coaches doing? >> this is high school. two alabama high school coach e throwing elbows. the game winning coach? he lost the brawl. bloody nose. in the blue shirt. not good stuff. >> not leading by example. football is king i

tommy's sea food processes about 20,000 pounds of gulf shrimp. the industry works with tommy's, and others to keep a tariff on imported shrimp, targetting countries that subsidise production. >> nearly 95% of shrimp consumed in the united states is imported. shrimp industry experts from eight southern states say without the tariff in place they cannot compete against a cheaper frozen import. >> we need this across the board. >> the international trade commission ruled domestic shrimp processors did not prove they were harmed by the export. the national fisheries institute. the largest sea trade in the u.s. says the investigation was thorough and outcome accurate. >> a new orleans area which imports frozen shrimp says the ruling makes america's favourite seafood cheaper. >> as it is now, people are dropping like flies, they are getting out of the business because it's not feasible. they do not want to spend money on a boat like this if they can't make a living. >> the itc will explain its position when it releases its report next month. opponents

tommy haas in new york. our top stories at this hour. >> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. >> support overseas for a strike on syria. more on president obama's message as he tries to get help in europe. at home the president's team tries to convince law makers to give the okay for military intervention. a man who held three young women captive for a decade kills himself barely a month into his life sentence. . >> an attack on syria moved a big step closer much the senate foreign relations committee voted to support the president's call for action. meanwhile syria's neighbours demand international help as refugees flood over their borders. president obama is heading for what is likely to be a stormy g 20 summit in st petersburg, saying the global community has to stand up against the assad regime. >> my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line and america and congress's credibility is on the line, because we give lip service to the international norms being important. >> randall is outside the white ho

so tommy's been keeping you busy, huh? first down in cambridge, now up in essex?eah, but we've got plenty of parking here. it's nice, isn't it? yes, it is. and so what are we using down here? is this a slate? this is a 24 x 24 inch black slate. really big tiles. why are are we going with something so big? well, the homeowner wanted a large piece of tile to keep from looking busy. all right, so, small would have been a lot busier? yes. looks like you've got about half down and half to go? let's go. all right. so here's what we did, kevin. i took a center line, drew a line, and we went left to right, all whole pieces. now i have to start cutting. so while i'm spreading thinset, my son mark will be cutting the tiles for us. okay. we're using a half-inch trowel because the tile is so large that we need a heavier bed of thinset. we always back-butter a large piece of stone like this here to guarantee good bonding. so no spacer to get the joint, huh? no. a lot of years of experience, kevin. it's a tight one, though. the homeowner wanted a small joint versus a quarter-in

council member tommy wells. >> we don't have any control over how long this lasts. with no representation in congress, with -- we have no control over it. we're completely subject to how long congress has this impasse. hopefully cooler heads will prevail and ideological warfare that hurts everyone, including the people in the district needs to stop. >> reporter: that's tommy wells also running for d.c. mayor. here's the good news. schools, fire, police will remain open. on the chopping block, though, libraries and services like street sweeping and trash collection. coming up at 6:30, how progress in terms of construction sites could be affected, too. i'll see you in a half-hour. back to you. >> delia, thank you. >>> navy officials plan to close gaps in the security clearance process which failed to pick up red flags in the background of navy yard gunman aaron alexie. the contractor killed 12 people last monday before he was shot by police. alexis did not disclose all the details of his criminal history when he enlisted in the navy in 2007. he answered no to question

realidad si el esta a favor de subir el salario minimo a toda la gente en washington dc" el concejal tommywells contempla presentar su propia legislacion que ampararia a todos los trabajadores.. por su parte, gray esta de acuerdo... "quiero incrementar el salario minimo para todas las personas. la legislacion que vete no lo hubiera logrado . ahora quiero trabajar con los concejales, con activistas, con las empresas para analizar el salario minimo y ver de que forma podemos incrementarlo y beneficiar a todos los trabajadores, no solamente algunos.." aun existen posibilidades de que los concejales intervengan en la decision del alcalde.. "porque tenemos muchas personas de bajos ingresos, especialmente latinos que seran impactados con el veto del alcalde" el concejo podria anular la decision del alcalde, pero se necesitan nueve votos de los trece concejales para lograrlo.. una votacion esta programada para el proximo martes... ... las autoridades del condado de montgomery esta investigando las practicas laborales de las companias que se encargan de la recoleccion de basura... una huelga en la

tommy torres. >>> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", la mejor manera de comenzar tus maÑanas, en la casay es lunes. ay seÑores, lunes 30 de septiembre, y viendo imÁgenes de nuestro jhonny lozada. anoche en "mira quiÉn baila". saludos familia. (aplausos) un gusto saludarles, le damos la despedida, el 30 de septiembre del 2013 y feliz de poder decir de todo corazÓn, "despierta amÉrica", muchachos, como amanecieron. >>> supercompaÑito. >>> jhonny, cÓmo estÁs. te duele todo? >>> sÍ, de verdad. >>> sigan, sigan. >>> tremendo programa. >>> y situaciones. >>> quÉ espectÁculo el de aen oche. >>> por favor, estamos en el aire. >>> les prometo que me estacioÉe bien, no como ana patricia. >>> te duele los huesos. >>> sÍ, el dolor de mi cuello y cuerpo, casi me hace quedar en casa, querÍa estar aqui, me gustarÍa que me miraran. >>> lloramos contigo. >>> quiero que se acerquen a mÍ, sinceramente, al leer cada uno de los tuits que me enviaron anoche, fue la fuerza para seguir en la competencia, el dolor no saben cuÁl es, especialmente si juegan con tus sentimientos, no importa, vamos a echar para adel

why would tommy swift be the target of islamic rage? how outrageous is this?th me. i think it became more dramatic the farther removed we all became. as we started to hear the stories of heroism and loss, we learned what people had gone through that morning, what they had sacrificed. we started to understand how many children had lost parents. we interviewed a young boy named kevin hickey. his father was a new york city fireman who had gone into the building after the planes had struck. your dad was a fire fighter? >> yep. >> what company was me with? >> rescue 4. >> in queens? >> yep. >> as i started to ask him about his father. this 10-year-old boy broke down. >> he was one of the heroes that went to the world trade center that day, wasn't he? >> yeah. >> it's a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. i didn't know what to do, to be honest with you. i put my hand on his back. but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home to me. because this guy, this little boy's world had gone away. it

it's every country from across the globe and you go in -- speaking for the group, tommy. >> handsome> i wanted to ask about another thing that service nation is working on. you're also pushing legislation to amend the g.i. bill to help veterans reintegrate into society. tell us about that. >> yeah, that's an effort. not sure if it's going to be a legislative route or not. but there are veterans coming back who are looking for ways to continue leading. that's what they want. that's what they're incredible at. but they need some time and space to figure out what they want to do long-term with their education and career. and a group called the mission continues has really piloted this effort that a term of service can help them reintegrate and figure out their long-term plans. if we were to add flexibility to the g.i. bill, we think we could scale that effort so more veterans can take advantage of the opportunity. >> zack, thank you. tommy, sorry, he means well. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, keeping it real with ted it cruz, the man has a gift that keeps on giving. none of th

former heavyweight champ, tommy morrison passed away last night at 40 year young. the cause of death has not been released. he was diagnosed with hiv in 1996. he was best-known for his best appearance in rocky five. >>> the big news tonight, roger federer losing straight sets at the u.s. open. maybe he was looking forward, and look ahead. >> i miss this match. thank you very much. and kevin corbit is next with weather. ç] >> well, for the last official day of summer for the northeast, it was a good one. we had a lot of rain in the forecast. and it was still there for many locations. what we see is a cold front making its way across the region. you can see showers in new hampshire, southern new york, and pennsylvania, and once this comes through completely, then things will get better. we're going to be watching this, but unfortunately, we're seeing a lot of taj in terms of hail and flooding. we got the majority of damage in the last hour, in terms of hail and wind there. as we go to the next couple of hours, we're still watching in new hampshire and maine for flood

joining me now for the discussion, our rapid response panel, jonathan alter, tommy vetor, former spokesmanfounder of fenway strategies and four-star general and former nato commander, general wesley clark. general, let's start with you tonight. this most recent development the russians are willing to intervene on an international level and try to convince the syrians to have some oversight. your thoughts on that. can the russians be trusted? are they honest brokers? >> no, but i think it's an opening you have to exploit. and it wouldn't have happened if the president hadn't had the leadership to put forward his intent to strike. the congress needs to get behind him, need resolution from both houses of congress and hold the russians' feet to the fire. this is diplomacy backed by the threat of force. exactly the right way to do. >> so, general, if the president doesn't get a yes vote, an approval of congress to do the strike, where does that leave him? >> well, i think, first of all, he's going to get some kind of a resolution of support. and i think it's, you know -- it's about the american

joining us now is just such a man, tommy vitar. he served as national security spokesman in the obama administration. thank you for being here. >> shackle-free. >> exactly. well done. let me ask you, just from your experience in the white house but also from your experience just in national security, do you see this as a breakthrough? and if it is a breakthrough, does it matter if it's accidental? >> did doesn't matter if it's accidental. i am very skeptical that it's a break-through, but as you said, the great thing about this proposal is that the most durable efforts to disarm a country with nuclear weapons has been when they voluntarily give them up. efforts to bomb them or, you know, sanction them out of these weapons have been more difficult to make durable over time. so, i think this is, you know, would be great, actually, in fact, would be better than a military strike, because if this cw were shipped out of the country, it would take that option out of his hands permanently, rather than degrade the capability to use it. >>

. >> el boxeo está de luto, dpo de la muerte del ex campeón mundial tommy morrison después de fallecernando 4 a 2. >> pablo sandoval excelentes reflejos en la esquina caliente. >> dos carreras a la izarra y los padres ganaron 4 carreras a 1. >> dodgers y acortan distancias, en la quinta entrada el ex gigante juan uribe gira el derecho, los dodgers ganan por 10 carreras a 8. >> se está poniendo muy buena la liga en las grandes ligas, esperemos que le toque a la liga americana ganar la serie "mundial"., >> este es un día hjistórico, luego de la ceremonia del corte de una cadena se inició el desfile de carros antiguos, después hubo más autos, esto se desarrolló a unas 20 millas por hora para que se apreciase mejor el desfile, los portavoces de caltrans nos dijeron que nada más llegar a la zona de los peajes los automovilistas podrán ver las mejoras del área. >> los alcaldes de oakland y san francisco fueron los encargados de cortar la cadena de manera histórica. >> buenas tardes. >> ♪. el congreso, este asunto preocupa >> a los activistas. >>> mientras que los congresistas estudian prueba

martin raul and associations and linda hicks and the design jerseys tip i didn't and tommy mary and associates let's give them all a hand human resources, of course, i not be in trouble if i didn't introduce the board. (calling names) gordon? are you in the house. let's hear it for the old guy. i'm not that far behind him. there are so many people to thank but heavy duty who did the heavy lifting on the staff side? but the housing development team we want to give them the spur hand and joy to the world. anyway, we really need affordable housing we're so happy to have a mare that cares about it. this goes for our community. i envision a lot of the families living here. this is when real estate becomes more of a commodity but we need housing for san franciscans. all you folks be positive for once this is good stuff we should celebrate by batter up first t is kevin coma up. from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is o

. >>> el boxeo está de luto después de la muerte de tommy morrison que fallecio a sus 44 años de edad universidad de los cardenales enfrentaran a los espartanos de san josé . >>> no le cambie ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> si usted se arrepiente de cosas 1 de cada 4 adultos lamenta algo que puso en facebook o twitter en momento de ira , temen que los despidan del trabajo para no cometer un error piense bien que pone en su página de facebook y sobre todo límite la información antes de terminar le recordamos que el puente de la bahía ya está funcionando y se reanudo el tráfico poco después de las 10 de la noche , se abrió el nuevo tramo acto seguido los funcionarios del bar dijeron que apartir de mañana también mañana martes para ciclistas y peatones increíble nos despedimos muy buenas noches . >>> buenas noches . >> . >> fueron expidados por la agencia de seguridad. >> a la quinta fue la ven cida,

hey, tommy, let's go. men suck in their gut; name a part of the body a woman wishes she could suck in. >> i would think maybe her checks and her mouth. steve: her cheeks. >> good answer. >> that's ok! steve: hello, sharon. >> nice to meet you. steve: you would be the queen. >> i am, yep. and i also am a 3-year breast cancer survivor. steve: congratulations. >> thank you. steve: that's good. >> three years ago, i had a hairstyle just like yours. steve: sexy, wasn't it? >> yes. bald is beautiful! steve: bald is beautiful. >> that's right, that's right! steve: that's a good thing. congratulations. well, sharon, men suck in their gut; name a part of the body a woman wishes she could suck in. >> how about her double chin? steve: her double chin. >> ohh! steve: hi, julia. how you doing, darling? >> i'm good. how are you? steve: good. you're a student? >> yeah. i'm at seton hall university. steve: oh, seton? ooh, that's a nice school. >> i have to tell you actually, you have a girlfriend back in west orange. stev

tommy, why can't the president just give us a yes or no? president's deputy national security seemed to suggest on npr this morning no, that the president wants congress on board and if he doesn't get them on board, he suggested that probably something would not happen. >> i think tony's comment was legally speaking the president has the authority, we're going to wait and see what the vote is. >> there was a little bit more to it than that. >> i know what tony meant. >> let me read it. "it's neither his desire nor intention to use that authority absent congress backing him. >> i think what it really means is let's let these guys vote. i don't think president can tell you what -- obviously he's got a lot of minds to change on capitol hill and throughout the country. what does he have to say? >> look at the incentive struck structure. supposing you're an unheroic members of congress -- >> an unhero -- today at the presser he made the rational prudent vote for every member of congress with any doubt in his or her constituency, which is to say

tommy haas in new york. our top stories at this hour. >> i didn't set a red line.the world set a red line. >> support overseas for a strike on syria. more on president obama's message as he tries to get help in europe. at home the president's team tries to convince law makers to give the okay for military intervention. a man who held three young women captive for a decade kills himself barely a month into his life sentence.

he is on his way to running free, 95-yard touchdown when an alabama player named tommy louis, who was in the game, jumped out from the side line and nails dickey magle. he came off the side lines when he was not playing and tackled dickey magle to the ground. highly illegal. rice was awarded the touchdown and won the game. the guy came off the side lines and said he felt great shame about this years after. but in this moment, the day at the game, tommy louis got a standing ovation for what he did, the tackler, the cheater. because according to the dallas news, the crowd could tell yeah, he cheated but you got to love a guy who cares to cheat that much because he just cares so much he can't help himself. in 1954, the guy who couldn't help himself, got a standing ovation just for caring that much. even though, blatant cheater. in brazil, what does the trainer get because he jumped into the game because he cares so much. what does he get in brazil? watch. >> stop it, wait a second, that guy is not a player. hold on, what happens? look out. nobody is applauding. oh, oh. chase scene. no st