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tommy, only one strike. another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> how about a letter? sending it off. steve: a letter. all right, christine, got to be careful. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> how about a good-luck charm? >> yes. good answer. steve: they want you to be more specific. >> a rabbit's foot? steve: kiss a rabbit's foot. wow. that was pretty good right there. we got 2 strikes, kim. brown family can steal, so be careful. >> i think everyone's done this when they were a kid and made out with their pillow before the--to practice. >> good answer. steve: kissing that pillow real hard. all right, brown family, here we go. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> we're gonna say a stuffed animal. steve: a stuffed animal. number 4. audience: the ground. steve: well, the brown family, 202, mcnulty family, 55, but, hey, it's still anybody's game. let's keep playing. this is a good one. we'll be back, folks. announcer: closed captioning w

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he's like they have to be wondering where tommy went. he updates the fbi and said, well, you know, they told tommy you better get out of town. you're going get killed. >> he didn't want the cop -- he wait and said tommy king is dead. they killed him. now you'll never find him. this is how he's manipulating the fbi. over the course of the years and actually gets much worse and sinister than that. the allegations are that when people went to the fbi to cooperate against whitey, they would leak it to whitey. hey. and he would kill them. >> they didn't see the pattern. and they -- [inaudible] they didn't care about it. the number in the victims in the case are fbi informant. at some point, you know, as he's more woven he can get away with anything. now later on we see, you know, business american legitimate businessmen who shaking them down and not killing them. summoning them meetings and give them a chance to buy your life. you pay me $400 ,000, and i'll let you live. don't go to the fbi, because if you do i'll know in five minutes. >> one

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i don't care what happens. >> tommy, how are the dodgers playing? >> pretty good this year. >> we're winning. we're winning. 2-1 today. >> i know. two of the greatest guys in baseball. thank you both for being with us. johnny bench, tommy, thank you so much. >>> coming up next right here tonight on "hannity." >> coming back from two hip surgeries, terrible performance in the post-season last year, a-rod is back in the box. >> all right, a-rod getting booed again tonight. we're going to continue to monitor the yankees game in chicago. we'll bring you updates, highlights as they happen. plus, it seems like there are slim pickings when it comes to who our kids should look up to these guys. we'll talk about that next. plus, you can make the selection of the day. option number 1 is right here. >> you are not one of those congresspeople who have to worry about every little thing. you could come on this show and sit next to a pot-smoki pot-smoking atheist and it wouldn't bother you. >> which pot-smoking atheist were you talking about? take theseags to room

ana kasparian, alonso duralde, jayar jackson tommie christopher joins us as well.going to analyze a couple of clips from last night's news room. because we're using that to talk about the media here in the us. first, we tackled news room itself in terms of a show and how they do things. they have got this great actress marsha gay harden, she is playing a lawyer in this scene, and she is doing a deposition, and here comes the dialogue. >> you conducted an interview with [ inaudible ]. am i pronouncing that correctly? >> yes. >> the interview was conducted at his home in maryland? >> yes. >> every four years we give these guys a gold medal -- >> who? >> the dutch. >> i'm dutch. >> well then [ censor bleep ] you. [ laughter ] >> alonzo are you happy with that scene? >> it's nice chewy, and marsha is second to me only to jane fonda. it's showy and over done. but there is ultimately an excuse for all of that. but why not? >> we showed you that clip real quick, because it gives you a sense of the positives and the negatives in the way she writes. so like you love and hat

know, they will wonder where tommy went. he updates the fbi saying, well, you know, they told tommy to get out of town because, you know, you're going to get kill. >> you don't want the copping fumbling over they shouldn't. >> right. he goes back later and says tommy king's dead. they killed him. they got him. you'll never find him. [laughter] this is how he manipulated the fbi. over the course of the years it's more worse and sinister more than that. the allegations are that when people went to the fbi, they leaked it to whitey, and he killed them. >> they didn't see the pattern. >> or care it. a number of victims are fbi informants, and as he's more and more emboldened to get away with anything, now, you know, later on, we see, you know, businessmen, legitimate businessmen who shake them down, and they are not killing them, but thumbing them to meetings saying, hey, i'm going to give you a chance to buy your life. you pay me, you know, $4 # #00,000, and you can live. by the way, don't go to the fbi because if you do, i kno

tommy jones of severna park caught it. >> great, happy to be here.n attending this town amount long time, my dad my family happy to be here enjoy this moment everybody. >> reporter: the tournament stretches beyond ocean city the fish are donated to the maryland food bank. >> 262 boats participated 8,000 pounds of marlin tuna and wahoo. >> anglers are given 3 days to catch what they can. >> jones under estimated his. >> high 70s, 78. very very excited to be where we are at now. >> reporter: if no one tops 83 pounds it is a million dollar catch. tonight looks like tommy jones has something to cheer about he has been declared the unofficial winner. >> good for him thank you alex. it is expected tommy jones will become the official winner at a prize ceremony tomorrow. >>> more than to to thousand people in -- more than 20,000 people in baltimore, to celebrate japanese pop culture you may have noticed some of the unique costumes around the city in the last few days there will be a whole host of events all day tomorrow and sunday at the convention center.

tommy. >> sex. steve: you're not getting any sex. >> yes. steve: pass or play? play. steve: they're gonna play, brenda. christine, let's go. a wife might tell her husband, "you're not getting any" what? >> no dinner. >> oh, yeah. good answer. yes. steve: no dinner. kim. >> don't give him any attention. if he's acting up, messing up. steve: you're not getting any attention. all right, katie, let's go. hey, a wife might tell her husband, "you're not getting any" what? >> how about money? steve: you're not getting any money. my wife told me that. i just started laughing. i just started laughing. don't worry about it. i hid some. [laughter] hi, colleen. >> hey, steve. steve: you ready to go? >> i'm ready. steve: only one strike. a wife might tell her husband, "you're not getting any" what? >> she might tell him he's not getting any younger. steve: you're not getting any younger, buddy. >> yeah! way to go, sis. steve: hey, tommy, a wife might tell her husband, "you're not getting any" what? >> steve, i'm gonna go with no tv time. take it away. steve: you're not getti

tommy ought to be ashamed of himself.got my tuition bill, but i needy car to get from work to school... relax. relax. most of these repairs you don't even need. and i got a rebuilt water pump in the back. i just need it to run. uh... what can you afford? um... maybe 400. 400? okay. i'll fix all the stuff you need to have done and drop it off your place tomorrow. don't sweat it, shelly. thanks, ed. you'rehe best. ♪ leto of it ♪ you can't let go of it 11... keep cutting folks a break like that, boss'll take it out of your hide, ed. yeah, he can kiss it. 20... 49... hey, what's it up to? huh? jackpot. what's the latest? i don't know. seven, eight mil? 27... break's over, george. ed, you just tell that customer we padded her bill? ...and 55. thanks for playing pennsylvania power lotto today. benefits to public school... get out of here. talking to you, ed. you can stick it where the sun don't shine, tommy, 'cause i quit! (laughing) (cheering) look at this! (cheering and applause) how long you playing the lotto, ed? well, sinc

blue moon hit tommy reynolds of the head. but tommy reynolds definition did not to not.hat was in 1969 or eight. when we were down there in birmingham we played golf. he kept talking, can you imagine, implying golf in birmingham, alabama. they would not have even let me carry your club's american. we come up to the 18th green and he said to me, did tommy ever say anything to you about the incident in boston about what happened? i said, yes to meet it. i said to live up and in the but because i did not want to pile on. you hit him over the head. he said, as kutcher. it was a coke bottle. he then turned to me and said, it to you think-apologized them? was shocked. he was asking me if i thought that he should apologize. i said absolutely. i think you should. thing that would be an incredibly good thing to do he thought about it, schick said. it went out to lunch caught in lunch right after that and he went up and apologize to him. this is some 47 years later he apologized. tommy accepted his apology. i said, that was pretty stunning that that happened. so old enough to cove

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tommy doherty, over to you. anything you would like to ask a tea partier? >> ronald reagan in amnesty, as well. the problem is that ronald reagan would never have been supported by the tea party. that's a fact. >> that's not true. that's completely wrong and you know that. that is why we keep having moderates as the head of our ticket because of people like you. ronald reagan -- >> john: do you have a question? >> my other question is based on the poll that you said is if we keep having tea party, supposedly the people that vote in primaries, how did we get mitt romney? >> that's your side. >> my side is bigger than your side. we secure the border which we should, okay. >> it should already be done. the law is already in place thanks to ronald reagan. >> so we secure the border. what would you like to do with the 11 million undocumented people here today? >> well, ideally, it would be let's send them back to mexico. >> john: they're not all from mexico. >> from some other places. the majority of them. we need to find a way that makes an honest way to citize

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give me tommy. give me amber. let's go. [applause] steve: guys, here we go.op 7 answers on the board. fill in the blank. girls don't like it when their fathers ask their boyfriends if they have a what? tommy. >> tattoo. steve: tattoo. >> whoo! [buzzer] steve: amber. >> what about a job? steve: a job. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> all right! steve: hi, heather. >> hello. steve: what do you do, darling? >> i'm a homemaker, and i have two children, and i make my own bread and raise chickens. well, 3 chickens--not really a ton of 'em. steve: now, let's talk about them chickens, though. you raise chickens. >> i raise 3 chickens. we named them. they're pretty much pets, and we just eat their eggs. steve: oh. >> yeah, we don't eat 'em. steve: oh, you just eat the eggs. >> we eat chicken, but we don't eat these chickens. steve: oh. no. that was on a different farm. [laughter] if you don't lay enough eggs-- >> you become dinner. ha ha! steve: we frying you. i had chickens in there just cranking eggs out. [laughter] how you doing, mr.

tommy. >> a key. steve: a key. pass or play? >> we'd like to play.a play. >> all right. steve: christine, are you married? >> i am. i'm a newlywed, actually, of a year, so-- steve: really? is your husband here? >> he is. my wonderful husband is here. steve: is he right there? >> there he is. i love you. steve: yeah, i know you do. watch yourself, partner. well, that's good. hey, congratulations. all right, christine, name something you might have to jiggle to get it working. >> how about a toilet seat? a toilet handle. steve: the toilet. >> great job. steve: hi, kim. how you doing? >> good. how are you doing? steve: what do you do? >> i'm a registered nurse. i work for home healthcare at wellstar health system. i'm also a happily married mother of 4, and i still want to have more kids. steve: do you? >> yes. steve: wow. >> yeah. i mean, i know they're spread out, but i don't know. i just love babies. i work with babies, too, so i'm just, like, a baby person, i guess. steve: you know, to each his own. i think it's great. if you love motherhood that mu

tommy! aaah! ow! we were just sitting there next to each other, and all of a sudden, we looked at each other, and somethin' came over us. and then you kissed her... didn't you? no, no, no. not yet, right? we--we, uh, we inched closer and closer together. right? and--and--and my lips were there, and... ohh! her lips were there... that sounds... real nice, tommy. and then you kissed her, didn't you? well, no. then i blacked out. but when i woke up, man, we were kissin'! and we just kissed and kissed-- aah! sorry. i think i need a new twig! ade possible by carsey-werner productions and u.s. department of education [ jessica ] so i opened the box to have to learn how to use."g literally the flip of a switch i was logged onto our wi-fi network at home and i was off and running. [ male announcer ]d onto our wnow you can get home a state-of-the-art kindle fire hd, built and backed by amazon, with stunning high def screen, dolby sound, ultra-fast wi-fi and access to 23 million movies, tv shows, music, apps an

i'm tommy i'm with the housing rights community. i've been a advocate for the lgbt community for years now. i got involved in the late 90s first year in the castro where i was working we say a rise in homeless and many of us came together and set up winter shelter and one lasted for 2 1/2 years. there's been no negative impact but the negative impact in the 2 1/2 shelter we've helped people going get into ged programs and a lot of people have turned their lives around. i got involved with this current effort because i work with the housing programs we suddenly were seeing a lot of lgbt folks coming into our office and talking about their experiences in the shelter and talking about sleeping in golden gate park and other places because they preferred that to risking sleeping in a shelter. i think the moment i realized i needed to do something when a young latino male and the whole side of his face was bruised and he was telling me in spanish how he had been beaten in a shelter because he, he he was gay and he begged me to get him a p

christopher a political editor and white house reporter for media dot com tommy welcome back thanks for having me always great to see you tommy are you surprised by david corn's reportings i mean is this a startling revelation or something that we just sort of expect. no i mean our time getting that worked up about it i mean the idea is used. as a sort of an antidote to all the rage about the journalist but beyond that no. you know a lot of what's described in words or go reason. but look at last avenue writing in iraq a lot of what's described in courts are those being done out in the open anyway you know there are you know if you look at stories in conservative publications there's this sort of upfront about where sources are and where they're not you can sort of tell anyway you know they're being they're being spoon fed things from these are these are republican staffers and you know so the fact that they get together i mean about it no not a shock at all but i do think that they should have come up with a better name a groundswell it sounds kind of like maybe somebody septic tan

tommy final thoughts. ginni thomas on this there was a proposal that is actually legislation that has been proposed by democrats in both the house and the senate to impose on the supreme court which the constitution article three section two gives congress the power to do to regulate the supreme court to impose on the supreme court the exact same code of ethics that the supreme court imposes on all the other federal courts they don't they operate outside those ethical boundaries right now so you can have you know a supreme court justice go hunting with some with a litigant and then rule on their case two weeks later as as happened with scalia. or thomas for that matter ginni thomas actively campaigning in lobbying against obamacare and then. mr thomas. not recusing who chief justice thomas not recusing himself what are your thoughts on where that might go and how that's going to be received. the questionnaire it sounds a great idea. and. you know i guess. it will be a lot like i think the arguments over th

tommy, do you think it's going to break through to the people of north carolina as an example that heywait a minute, turns out republicans don't want certain people to vote and are they going to be bothered by that? >> yeah, i think so. i think this is going to backfire the same way i think it did in 2012. the people who this law is targeting are going to be the ones that are upset and hopefully make a point of turning out and voting. you know, i think it's funny, because, they talk about how the thing i like best about that reporter is when he says critics say that it's to disenfranchise. republican physician have been saying the guy from pennsylvania. another example of the media, some say this and some say that crap. cenk: right. >> i think that it has a chance of backfiring. you know, i also think that, you know, people on this side of the -- our side should point to the republicans. there are republicans who are surprisingly good on voting rights. rick santorum favors restoring felons voting rights, did you know that? >> i did not. he should be celebrated throughout the country. j

mcnultys, tommy, here's your chance. there's one answer left.ily steals, your family wins the game. if it's not there, the williams family gets to play sudden death. name the first thing a bear does when he comes out of hibernation. >> steve, we're gonna say sheds its fur. steve: this is for the win. sheds its fur. number 4. audience: scratches. steve: well, nobody reached 300 points, so we're gonna play sudden death. give me colleen, give me david. let's go. for this survey, guys, we are asking for the top answer only. whoever gets this one answer will win the game. name an authority figure that children have to listen to. david. >> police. steve: the police. colleen? >> their parents. steve: their parents. [family cheering] you did the right thing, jumping on that buzzer like that, though. no, for real. keep your head up. y'all look good on tv. i'm proud of you. hey, mcnultys, let's go. we got another chance. i need 2 of you. there we go. oh, we got some new blood out here now. this could do it for them. $20,000, "fast money" when we come back

this is tommy woolridge.t make sure she says yes first, you got to bathe, you got to make yourself all clean, you got to get dressed. a pretty slick edited video, i got to point out. >> i have to shave my what? >> i think the pet pocket is the best. >> you know what he wishes you could be? you. pick up some flowers, maybe some car jams. >> oh! >> did you see that? >> how do girls not get that you're being asked out on a date. come on, come on. >> sometimes you just think that you're in the friend zone. you don't know that the guy actually likes you. you think that you guys are just real good buds. >> no guy just wants to meet a girl and become real good buds with her. if she's like a new person. if she wanted to be friend, she should have told him that before the boyfriend comment. >> this is a great how-to date video for girls and guys. >> girls, don't do what this girl did to tommy. then he has the proper reaction. ♪ we are never ever ever getting back together ♪ >> flowers out the window. he says that's a

tommy, only one strike, buddy. >> all right. steve: we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> how about you tell your husband or boyfriend about it? steve: ooh hoo hoo. >> yeah. steve: you tell your husband or boyfriend. [applause] hey, christine, let's go. we talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> tell him to stop. steve: tell him to stop. >> good answer. >> yeah! steve: only one answer left, kim. if it's there, you guys clear the board. >> plot revenge. get him back. find some way to get him back. >> good answer. steve: plot revenge. get him back. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: katie, you got one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board, but this time you got 2 strikes. talked to 100 women. what would you do if your best friend's husband came on to you? >> i think what i would do-- i would tell another girlfriend, tell a friend. steve: tell a girlfriend. [buzzer] audience: aww... [all shouting at once] steve: all right, a--amber. >> yeah. steve: we tal

and it looks like tommy jones has something to cheer about. he has been declared the unofficial winner. back to you. >> and it's expected that tommy jones will become the official winner at a prize ceremony today. >>> more than 20,000 people are in baltimore this weekend to celebrate the 20th anniversary of odicon. it brings together fans of japanese pop culture from all over the world. you may have seen these unique costumes around the city in the last few days. there will be a whole host of events at the convention center all day today and tomorrow. interesting. >>> turning now to sports it was a late night for orioles fans. the birds had to go extra innings. they had a 2-1 lead in the 9th 9th but jim johnson couldn't hold on. the first two batters reached base and hunter pence will single up the middle. that scores brandon belk. johnson settled down after that and did not allow more runs. in the top of the 10th orioles got two men on for chris davis and he will come through. it's not a home run like you're used to seeing but this booming do

but, tommy-- don't call me tommy. from now on, i'm the nephew. damn! come on, mary. but dick, they don't like me. but they want to. come on, do this for us. and that's why we need to understand each other when we fight, so that we can fight... all: fair. yes, very nice. dennis, may i interrupt? errupt, you're only interrupting what? very nice.ourself. i'm just going to go-- no, no, no, no. wait. my friends, we, all of us, have failed someone here. we didn't embrace mary when she needed us. it's no big deal. there's-- there's love in this room, mary. open yourself up to it. no. it's your turn. yo well, now-- it's just so... all: hard. but we're here to listen. whenever i shared a deep feeling with, uh, my family, they'd always use it against me. her parents are horrible people. just awful. we didn't-- we didn't talk. we--we didn't share feelings, open up. this is your chance. try. all--all my life, i've--i've had this... facade of the beautiful, tough, hast-all lady, when deep inside i'm-- i'm just a fat, little girl who wants to be loved at all costs. ohh! [crying] i

governor tommy thompson, governor tommy thompson was the 42nd governor of wisconsin, the longest-serving governor in that state's history. he was chairman of amtrak when senator nickles and i try to limit subsidies. and, of course, he was secretary of department of health and human services from 2001-2005. he was appointed by president george w. bush. most recently, just for the record also, the governor has joined the bipartisan policy center as a senior advisor, and welcome them very much your to our organization. governor, the budget for hhs when you took over in 2001 was about $380 billion, by my record here, and along with social security, the administration then, that was the largest and is the largest still today of the domestic agencies. when you left at the end of 2004, it had grown 200 alien dollars to over $580 billion agency. during your tenure, you were hit with a slew of emergencies. anthrax post and -- anthrax, post-911, avian flu, and the need to stockpile smallpox vaccine. but you also cleared a backlog of waivers and state plans to help expand health insurance coverage

tommy forgot his air freshener. his what? he was supposed to forget his bookbag, but he forgot to forget it. oh, thank you, dick. mm-hmm. well, ok. bye. oh, uh... as long as i'm here, is--is your father at home? no. uh...is--is your mother at home? yeah, but she's in the shower. oh. in the shower. then my work is half done. but then why is he the one in the doghouse? don't blame him. instead, rely on the number one choice of vets for their pets, frontline plus. the killing force of frontline plus uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and ticks, plus another to kill flea eggs and larvae, destroying the future generations of fleas. and it keeps fighting for a full 30 days. ask your vet about frontline plus. accept nothing less. [sighing] aah! ohhh! hi, dottie. d-dr. solomon? oh, call me dick. please, sit down. what are you doing here? let me explain. you see, 7 years ago, your husband slept with my girlfriend mary albright? vincent? slept with mary? yeah, i know. it's an outrage. but let's address the situation like rat

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tommy! tommy, listen! i've been thinking.ent my entire time on this planet being mean to people. all i have been doing is spreading fear. that's true. yeah. so, i have decided now i'm just gonna help people, people like these poor, miserable souls. look. that's the cast les miz. sally, listen up. if poor folks and losers are your bag, then go out there and help 'em. follow your dream. i-i've never heard you talk like this, harry. harry? ahh... harry let other people define him. harry let other people tell harry who harry was. well, a chandelier fell on harry. harry's dead. then who are you? i'm a.j. it's nice to meet you, a.j. dick: hey, guys! hey, hey, hey, guys! i--i can't find joy in this paper clip. i'm not missing anything, am i? so little... but so much. it's beautiful. oh, god. what is it? i don't get it. what am i not seeing? alissa: hello! alissa! hey. hi! ohh...hi. oh! did you wash your hands? oh, it's so good to see you. yeah, it's good to see you, too. i love you so much. come with me. there's a crotch i want to s

it could lead to tommy john surgery although the mets are hoping the ligaments will heal on its own,ey sits at 191 strikeouts. if he does under go surgery it will take 10 to 12 months before he's ready to pitch in the major leagues. after suffering another concussion. kevin cobb may never pay another down in the nfl. he suffered concussion type symptoms. and another injury sidelined cobb in 2010 and 2011. this year's tennis grand slam getting under way in flushing, new york, and former number one rafael nadal took the courts for his 13th grand slam title. he comes on a terror after winning cincinnati before coming to new york. 646-4, 6-2, 6-2. and on the women's side two time champion venus williams made short work of her first round match winning 6 6-1, 6-1. williams has never lost in open round match at the u.s. open. >>> less than a week an russian officials sent a letter to the international olympic committee reaffirming its commitment to holdinholding up changes to the anticipate gay law. several athletes have spoken out against the law, including pittsburgh forward captain sydn

it is an injury that could lead to tommy john's surgery. of the leading contenders for the nl cy young award. now if harvey does undergo surgery it would likely take ten to 12 months before he is ready to pitch again. >>> the tennis grand slam getting underway in flushing, new york. and the man who missed last year's tournament with a knee injury, took the court today. he made short work of the american today. he is seeking the 12th finals appearance in the 13 tournaments he has entered this year. on the women's side, venus williams also made short work of her first round match today. winning 6-1, 6-2. williams has never lost an opening round match at the u.s. open. >>> with screaming fans and oldout stadiums, soccer dominates the world sports team. but here in the states the game has yet to catch on. but that trend is changing in the pacific north. >> reporter: it is a rowdy scene in the streets of seattle. young and old march to the match. inside the stadium, bedlam. the rivalry has drawn a crowd of 67,000 plus. it is also the first home

tommy malone got a start in place of bartolo colon. he managed to pitch his way out of trouble until the fifth. he tied the score at 3. oakland comes back in its half first and young connects for a solo shot and then three pitches later and he also goes deep. his first homerun as an athletic made it 5-3. he also made this great grab in the eighth and battling the sun he robs michael brantly and likely saved a run. 7-3 the final. the rangers lost so the a's are a half game out of first. the giants are not thinking about the playoffs, but they did have a chance to complete a three-game sweep of the marlins this afternoon. hunter pence had not hit a homerun since july 13th, but he gets this ball. it traveled an estimated 459 feet. this game was see sawed back and forth. bumgarner uncorks a wild pitch and sanchez can't find it allowing solano to score from second. marlins on top 4 of this 3. in the seventh san francisco retakes the lead and hector sanchez doubles down the line. pablo sandoval who lost 22 pounds over the last six years race

the mra led to the results that could lead to tommy john surgery.one of the leading contenders for the sy young award. it would likely take ten to 12 months before he's ready to pitch in the major leagues again. harvey says he's been pitching through pain for aquite a while. >> it's kind of what i've been doing all along. you have soreness, you have to pitch through it. i'm not going ogo out there and in the back of my mind think, a certain throw can completely tear it because obviously at any time that can happen. and you know i guess throwing a baseball is kind of an unnatural movement as it is. so any time you pick up a baseball you're always at risk for anything. and you know, we realize that as pitchers. >> in tennis the last chance for a grand slam in 2013 got underway in flushing, new york. number 1 ranked se serena willi. she faced former french open champion, francesca sci afternoonvoni. serena's sister venus also faced opponent today. >>> 6-4, 6-4, 6-2, nidal improved in hard courts this year. wimbledon being the one exception. >>> with sc

pitcher tommy malone after allowing six runs against texas. then the a's turn around and their three game losing streak. and yo power, cespedes, matt garza, two-run homer. 3-0 a's and time for coco. jarret parker is cruise can. looks like it is going foul. solo shot rangers within a one, now 3-2. day game in oakland and dreaded sun ball. and martin loses it. ground rule double. eric bunteding in the 7th and in comes in alber to have and we go topnotch. he swings as he tries to avoid the pitch. a's win it 4-2 and lead three games over texas. >> you want to get off to a good start. as i said earlier, there are times before a starting pitcher gets comfortable doing his thing. you have a chance to score runs. we played small ball early. >> giants and rays, second inning, likes it is out here. he makes the catch. i thought was gone. brandon crawford, a chopper up the gut. scoring one. giants take an early 1-0 lead. kelly johnson, slow roller, lincecum collides. this would be an important play and runners on the corner and can't turn the double play

. >> i think it's tommy d u.n. nigan. >> good morning and thank you for the opportunity. first of all i'm extremely disappointed if we lose the 185 million dollars the second point is there's one loan for phase one and one for phase 2 i'm really concerned about the impact of restructuring the phase one of the impact that that's going to have on the phase 2 loan. the last thing i'd like to say is that i'm not a subject matter expert with a bunch of letters behind my name but i can read english so i'd like to direct your attention to page 9 in the staff report. what i what i find on the 4th line. so my recommendation to you would be to amend this budget. can i make one last comment? this board is excellent. it's the best board i've ever seen and you are more than welcome to apply for positions on the cal train board we welcome you. >> thank you. >> the public indicated they want to address you. >> good morning madam chair and tj and directors i'm at her . i'm terry, d u.n. nigan there's going to be -- there also is a great outreach to the people of the community that's busi

ronald reagan was known as the "great communicator "you are off on a great start, tommy. we want to make sure you understand what happened during his time of president. hi, please join us. hi, honey. this summer about few weeks ago the book was first published. you guys are really some of the first young people to be able to read "the remarkable ronald reagan." he was a family friend of ours. when my facial -- father-in-law, my husband's father. ronald reagan was governor and came to the football practice. he became a family friend. there was a history with our family. one of the reason i want to tell the story. i think young people need to know about the remarkable ronald rage. i would like to ask you to think about what you want to be when you grow up. most people don't know ronald reagan was probably like you. he came from a small town in illinois. he had a lot of big dreams about what he wanted to do. maybe play baseball. maybe be an actor. go all sorts of things. he had big dreams. i bet you guys think about what you want to do someday in your life. ronald reagan wor

this i have absolutely no idea whatsoever what kind of old tommy had rushed. and as. i see one of these before. no. help arrived at all blimey that all takes a serious effort to have this that all said it doesn't go to the supermarket all or . nothing like a functional nineteenth century both of them. well i wanted to get away from it all and it doesn't really get much more rustic than this it's my every holiday that you get your very and hate it off to tidy up. just in case it sure. is somewhere comfy. and. it's. right between lake blood sugar and lake on yoga mundra he is a blast from the past an attempt to recreate the last time and preserve an ancient way of life. rebuilt in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. it's wooden buildings are all original pieces of northern. that have been brought here from the all congo region and reconstructed piece by piece now the village has almost two hundred visitors a day from all over the world. back at home it was time for me to start my holiday properly. but first things first of course. so with a fresh set of. yes. he. told. t