tony-that is correct. i left my heart in san francisco. tony, you're san francisco royalty. we look forward to tonight at the ball park where we will have a small group of 41,000 people singing happy birthday to you. we have a special surprise that is going to be a new feature after every win that when you come to the game tonight you'll be able to see and be presented in conjunctions with tony's birthday. we go by your beautiful heart at union scare that you actually designed and sculpted that benefit san francisco general and hearts campaign. we are inspired by all you do as a person and for the city and for the special communities around the country. thank you for everything. as far as we are concerned you are number one san francisco giants forever. thank you. [applause] now i like to call on our great friend and great leader, speaker nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you very much larry baer for your great leadership of the san francisco giants! go giants! what a honor it is to be here to speak on a occasion of such specialness for our city of san francisco because it s

>> no. >> does tony know? >> i know what i'm guilty of. >> 18 months before his own arrest, goodwin's older brother was fatally shot while standing at a bus stop. >> people take losses different ways. some people find god, religion, family. i chose the streets. i went to the streets when i lost my brother. some people do things different. the streets helped me cope, i guess, the pain i was feeling. >> goodwin has at least one person who understands his pain. >> is it possible i can see tony now? >> yes. >> i'm not allowed to touch him? >> no, you aren't going to get to touch him. >> my mother, she's a strong individual, just for the simple fact she supported me through this case and how she coped with losing her son. >> eleanor goodwin visits her son as often as possible. >> you know these chairs hurt my backside. they're so hard. >> she's joined by her family's minister, loretta freeman. >> i kept telling your mom, she will not bury you in penitentiary. that's what the lord told me. >> doesn't he answer my pr

tony even gave them a swab of his dna and his fingerprints. thanked him and took them home. >>> coming up -- the interview, part two. this one a little tougher. >> is there any reason why somebody might have seen your van over there? >> surely i don't have the only pewter ford minivan in this entire town. >> you have the only pewter ford minivan that has that license plate on it. >> that's true. that is is true. i would even be exposed to it? did you know, mom? dad? i was infected with hpv. maybe my parents didn't know how widespread hpv is. while hpv clears up for most, that wasn't the case for me. maybe they didn't know i would end up with cancer because of hpv. maybe if they had known there was a vaccine to help protect me when i was 11 or 12. maybe my parents just didn't know. right, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. >>> the day after police interviewed tony russo and his wife, they brought him back in, and again he was cooperative. said he was surprised to be a suspect in, o

jailing tony russo for lying still, tony was on parole, after all, and his lie was technically a parole violation. but mainly detectives wanted him safely behind bars where they look for evidence to tie him to the murder of diane holik. mind you, they'd already noticed something. like the fact that tony changed the look of his van after he became a suspect. >> he took all the pinstriping off of his van, which several of the women noticed. >> reporter: trouble to make his car look different. >> yes. >> he even changed the symbol of the christian fish that was a sticker on the back windshield. he took that off. >> reporter: of course, they searched tony's van top to bottom, but they didn't find diane's engagement ring or anything else that belonged to her in the van. and a search of tony's house came up empty, too, though some rolled up wire fencing outside the house they found zip ties. which appeared to match the they tracked down his alibi, too, of course. asked employees at the christian radio station if tony could have knocked on the door without being seen that afternoon in the big

thanks, tony. >> tony: you got it. >>> who can keep america safer? north korea's nuclear task is taking attack. >> reporter: hillary clinton met with a group of security experts in new york on friday. more than 50 republican national security experts say donald trump will make america less safe, including former homeland security secretary and a former foreign policy advisor to john mccain. clinton is too eager to go to war. >> trigger happy. totally trigger happy. she's raced to intervene and >> reporter: north korea announced it has conducted another nuclear weapon test. whoever wins in november, will have to deal with the communist country. the clinton campaign says she plans to use sanctions to further isolate north korea and she'll seek help from china. >> they don't wanton stability on their border. and i think this is a wakeup call for them and we have to demand they use their influence. >> reporter: trump's campaign says the program grew stronger while clinwa said how he would stop the nuclear programs. >> he would make sure they would never

no sign of tony anywhere.hours after everything started, that tony just walked in. >> i walked in like in a daze. everyone's like, it's benetatos. you're all right. >> you okay? >> yeah, i'm all right. >> what happened on your end? >> i was in the building. >> were you? >> yeah. >> is everyone from the house -- everyone? >> everyone is accounted for. >> i just asked, did everyone get back? and they were like, yeah. that felt pretty good. >> i left here right after the first collapse. >> turns out tony had been with larry burns the whole time, the proby and the retired chief. they were right there when tower one came down. >> i checked all the rigs. there were rigs crushed. paramedic trucks covered with rubble, flipped, fires burning everywhere, huge fires. that whole day, i just searched through rubble, lifting things up, checking underneath. >> this is hard for him. just very hard. he's only been a firefighter for, you know, a couple of months. but he proved himself that day to all the guys. >> there was so m

he loves kanye west. >> tony: he was there. check this out. ? music ? >> tony: all right. so he's still not signed, ro. with two weeks awayro kicking off, he's having fun. he's not sweating it out. here is my question. if dellavedova is worth $10,000 a year, nice guy, what is jr who started every playoff game and was a key part. i can't spend dan gilbert's money. i understand. [ laughing ] >> romona: i know. >> tony: meet him between 10 and 15 a year. i'm sure they will. >> romona: they will. >> tony: get it done. >> romona: they'll get it done. we've got breaking news. we learned people were evacuated from the cincinnati zoo because of a threat here. a threat was made over the phone, police said. canine units were actually on the way to search a suspicious package there at the zoo. >>> and remember a story we told you yesterday. a photographer looking for the mystery couple in this photo. well, the love birds in the gorgeous shot at yosemite national park have been found. the photographer did a social media search and the bride, catherine mack, came forward. she said she

tony, hello. let's talk about this cornerback. >> tony: it's been a fun week. >> romona: let's talk about this cornerback. williams. he failed his physical with the bears? what does that have to do with the browns? >> tony: this is a strange situation here. well, they cut him. they didn't cut him and designate him as injured. they cut him. he was out there. the chicago bears who are here tonight wanted to pick him up. the ankle injury. he's got an ankle issue and he's had two independent doctors tell him you need surgery on this. well, the bears failed him on the physical. so now he and his agent are turning back to the browns and they're basically asking hem to pay for the surgery. because he says he got hurt during otas and, of course, aggravated the injury during training camp. now, the short of it is the browns i don't believe have to pay for this. however, if they don't pay for this, it's going to get ugly because then k1 williams is going to turn to the play legal. >> romona: tony, let's tal

all right, tony. even after the third, fourth suspension. keep him. he's so tlaented. but now i'm come to the realization it's time to move on. >> tony: i was under the impression a few years ago they should move on. they didn't. the different regimes stuck with josh gordon. they gave him a shot. jackson was on this today. >> today is really the last josh gordon comment i make. we move forward and move on. he's not going to be with us. we wish him well. but we're moving forward. we're going to move on. >> romona: this is the first time i've heard that sound byte. he didn't say they're cutting ties. they're just moving on. so what does that mean? >> tony: well, he also said in another byte we're closing the chapter. so the browns have not officially announced they have cut gordon. but i said earlier in the newscast i talked with someone with the organization today, they're done. they put up with enough. and, you know, some of the people have been in the building for a few years. some have not. so they

tony zarrella has details. >> chris: can't believe it. came to work and here we go. >> tony: you are new here. experiencing groundhog day. start the clock on 2017. seriously. i understand it's only one game. is to develop young guys together and now rg iii is out and josh mccown back in and i am saying the same sentence every football monday for 10 years. browns lose in more ways than one. they lose the quarterback they were hoping was the long-term plan with a fractured bone in the left shoulder and that hit and possibly done for the season and not that the offense can't operate with mccown. it is winning four or five games

tony dandrades lo entrevistÓ.ntos para evitar los temblores. alberto, gracias por recibirnos en casa. sabemos el aprecio que le tenÍa santo patrÓn. ¿cÓmo te enteras de la muerte? >> por las noticias. tony: ¿cÓmo reaccionaste? >> me puse muy mal, era como mi padre. tony: ¿c fue la Última vez que se vieron? >> en diciembre, me llamÓ dos semanas antes de fallecer para ver cÓmo estaba, le platiquÉ que estaba esperando una cirugÍa para las condiciones mÉdicas que tengo. y me dijo que iba a hacer todo lo posible para que cantara con Él en una fecha diciembre. to 15 minutos estuvo en esta casa mÓvil el divo de juÁrez en diciembre.. >> no estaba tan mal. pero temblaba, pero yo caminaba mÁs, ahora... sÍ se sintiÓ mal. le dije, va a ir empeorando porque el parkinson no tiene cura. [canta] tony: atrÁs ha quedado su carrera de cantante que juan gabriel impulsÓ. ¿con cuÁl ganaba más dinero? >> como cantante. 5000 $ por presentaciÓn. tony: y por cortar el cÉsped? > 500 $ a la semana. tony: ¿cuÁnto tiempo trabajÓ con Él? >> 10 a

tony reagan, thank you. tony: next issue is what -- pleasure.ngie: finish that thought very quickly. tony: ok, the issue is what happens to prices if we see prices are up at 60, 70, that is tremendous encouragement to non-opec producers to open the taps again. u.s. production has been coming down a little. 2016 production will be higher than 2014, and all of this started. the u.s. could turn those taps on relatively easily. we could be got to $30 oil. angie: good point. look like $60 might get everybody back in the market. tony reagan, thank you so much for that. independent oil and gas consulted joining us from singapore. the fight must go on. we will have the latest for you, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: companies are trading seoul.in the move brings some really to the come bomber it -- to the conglomerate. let us bring in rosalind chin for more context. what is the story here? rosalind: the district court said the judge did not see a need to issue an arrest warrant for the chairman of the group. prosecutors had essentially an arrest warr

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now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> tony: i don't know who is doing the voting on that. dan explained it somewhat. kaepernick is more disliked than some of these guys who are up for domestic abuse at home. that's insane to me. >> romona: i know, tony. so we won't delve into that. >> tony: okay. >> romona: i know. i understand. let's talk about corey coleman and the browns. we just -- we can't lose anyone else. >> well, what is it? thursday. . >> yes, we can. >> tony: good news for corey coleman no surgery is you're looking at least a month. when you were looking at the game, i know breakout game with the two touchdowns and then he's derailed again. so it is a tough break and really a bad break for cody kessler who makes his first nfl start. >> romona: i hope he lasts the entire game. >> tony: i thought you were going to say season. we're being rational here. >> romona: j.r. smith is a no show for workout. >> tony: this is a cavs lebron is running it. he's the heart and soul of our team. just remember one thing, tristan thompson missed camp last year because of his hold o

i dug through my archives and found my last encounter with the cabinet place owner tony jackson. back in january, 2014. i found him selling cabinets at a home show. instead of finishing the he had already been paid to complete. >> why are you here when you have not finished the work you have already started? >> because if i stop soliciting business, i have no business. i have no revenue, nothing coming in. >> reporter: the smooth talking tony promised to get everything straightened out. >> so by the time you start on these new jobs you will have floren and all the other people taken care of? >> exactly. >> reporter: so i want to know calls about tony. >> cleaned out in there. >> reporter: nothing is left behind. and no one answers the door at his tierra verde home. his company's website is up though offering a peek as his sales pitch. >> a locally owned business in pinellas county with a price insurance guaranteed with no hidden charges. >> reporter: no hidden charges? well, the growing number of disgruntled customers beg to differ. he called me back a few minutes business and wi

. >> romona: all right, tony. i was trying to talk about the browns on my facebook page. no one is excited it seems. >> tony: that's strange going into the home opener. >> romona: yes. >> tony: beautiful weather. >> romona: browns fans. >> tony: on monday after the rg injury, i said start the clock on 2017. whoa, whoa, whoa. now nationally everybody has philosophy. the one thing that this injury did do was told the browns, yes, you can't get roped into a coverage zone and not look ahead to drafting your next franchise quarterback. >> romona: but i like josh mccown. but you said he's only, won, what, 2 of 20 games? who's counting? >> tony: well, you know, he was 1 for 8 last year and the year before in tampa it was even worse. so, yes, if you look at the numbers. the problem is this kid kesler isn't remotely ready. nothing is going to happen to josh. that sounds great. if josh mccown goes down, they're in a world of hurt. >> romona: we take on the ravens and he has their numbers. >> tony: he does. >> romona: he's g

so the notion -- >> tony, tony, let me just suggest something to you, when franklin roosevelt was elected president the people who knew him best who went to school with him and voted against him said one classmate wrote i can't understand all this fuss about frank. in other words, they didn't get it. the american people saw something in franklin roosevelt that the people who knew him best didn't get. i would suggest we've got the same on. >> >> jeffrey, you don't know this candidate so you're making statements -- you don't know him personally, do you? you've spent almost no time with him. >> tony, i haven't spent nine years with him? no. do i know him? i certainly know him. more to the point, tony thshgs is about the american people's judgment of donald trump and they're in the process of making it. the republican party, millions of voters nominated him for president. >> here's what i would say. >> case closed. >> here's what i would say, jeffrey, do the american people want someone who has already said he wants to abridge free press? do they want their own rights for free speech abrogate

>> tony: i did. >> romona: you could suit up. >> tony: i was an offensive lineman. who is laughing over there. >> romona: mark. laughing with me. >> romona: they would wipe you out quickly. pick on kessler. play him. that's a high pick. they will get jimmy claussen or michael vick. that does nothing to move the team forward. >> romona: cam erving out with pulmonary contusion. what is that? >> tony: that's a bruised lung. we were there when the paramedics brought the stretcher in and took him to the hospital. he was released this morning and second year center has problems obviously. who knows when he is coming back. >> romona: i was upset about the browns and upset about lebron being booed with his children present. >> tony: check it out. it was in l.a. >>. >> so he is at the rams game yesterday. this was a hot ticket. rams back in l.a. for the first time in 25 years, or whatever it is. that doesn't bother me. >> romona: it bothers me. we are champions and his children were there. they were not booing but saying kobe e, kobe. >> tony: it is an l.a. crowd and it is a

marjorie begs tony to come back to portland and fix it up. but portland, and being compared to his father, is exactly what tony has avoided for his entire adult life. >> i was always of the theory that you can never go home. >> tony agrees to fix the roof, but focuses mostly on his career, adding to his impressive list of designs, in chicago and around the globe -- france, turkey, saudi arabia. after marjorie dies in 2009, tony and his brother peter inherit the house that meant so much to their father. but what to do with the old, neglected home? the brothers bring in some real estate agents for a market evaluation. >> were going through the house with several realtors, and one of them kind of said to me in a low tone, "you know, this house is a possible tear-down." >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my heart stopped. i looked at her in total disbelief, and in that moment i said, "over my dead body." >> you weren't gonna let it happen. >> absolutely not. >> so tony buys out his brother and dedicates himself to restoring their father's che

>> tony: he insists that. listen, i love hue jackson. >> mark: i do too. -- it's not good. [ laughing ] >> mark: that's a quote right there. it's not good. you're right. you're right. >> tony: so we'll see where we go forward here. >> mark: okay. let's talk about colin kaepernick now. explaining stance even further, addressing some of the protests. there are some guys hopping on board with him here. >> reporter: yes. he also got booed very loudly. after the game he said this. >> i think it's a misunderstanding. the media anti-american, anti-men and women of the military. and that's not the case at all. i realize that men and women of the military go out and sacrifice their lives and put their selves in harm's way for my freedom of speech and my freedoms in this country and my freedom to take a seat or take a knee. i wanted to make sure the message that we're trying to send isn't lost with the action portray him as anti-american. he's wrong there. >> mark: yes. >> tony: but there are media members at a soap box

tony? >> more on the josh gordon situation as teammates speak out. kevin love on the many, many chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news >> tony: kevin love cannot shake trade rumors. cavs back to work and championship banner is not up yet and rumors flying he is going to the hawks, the lakers and the thunder and do you think he is staying with the cavaliers, if you think they are keeping him up at night, think again. >> you know, they will never be gone. it is something you live with. and good and bad surrounding this team. it just comes with the territory. i love this team and coaching staff and teammates and organization. i mean i don't think it will ever leave. frankly, i don't give a [bleep]. >> same to me. maybe different to you guys. you bring up that notion. no one wants to hear that. he is a huge piece of our team and one of our bighr happens. see game 7 when we all came to play and played at a high level. and we were able to bring that home >> tony: cannot see that enough. lockdown. >> you think you were rooting for josh gordon. he is 2

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>> tony: do you blame them for the blizzards? got to go both ways. browns ready for the regular season hue says they should be. once they make their final cuts onto philadelphia. >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news >> tony: ask hue jackson if they are ready for the regular season and he said "we don't blink." add and subtract bodies and get ready for philly. what we have seen isn't a sign of things to come. some things are obvious, like a guy who punts the ball 14 yards or a guy who punts it 26. put that on the list as the browns move forward. >> we need to do better. we will do whatever we feel to shore it up. wasn't as good as obviously any of us liked >> tony: truth be told not much to like about the preseason and things not so obvious. to us it may have looked like a disaster in the making. to them it was part of the evaluation process. the browns insisting now t >> now the ones will play and we will not stop. and that's just the bottom line. if a switch needs to be flipped, i think th

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tony: there's not enough that way.quity futures rose in the debate and it was all taken as a sign that investors judged hillary clinton the letter. react, whyow markets haven't markets in pricing in the growing, even if they are not 50% of a trump presidency? tony: i don't think the markets react all let strongly. i think hillary held her own and some level ofe uncertainty. as a result, markets don't like uncertainty, so they will strengthen a little bit. but it is an interesting conundrum and a lot of investors are talking about it. i think the answer to that is that the polls aside -- they just don't think trump is going to win. they are just discounting that. number two, trying to assess what a trump presidency would mean, it is unknowable. you don't know what his policies are, his advisers, anything, so it's hard to handicap that. erik: take a stab at it. what haircut would you put on the s&p 500? tony: i would not know how to do that. what most markets think regardless of the bowl. markets are much more negative a

you don't stop. >> man: yeah. >> mister noh: tony! >> mister huh: tony, sit down.omewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we're not finished here, tony. >> anthony: squid drinks and m&ms? sure. makes perfect sense. in fact, there were oysters somewhere along the route. a detail that becomes increasingly worrying with our alcohol intake. >> anthony: oh, oysters. awesome. nice. competitive drinking and shellfish. >> daniel: you ever play any korean drinking games? >> anthony: uh, no. >> daniel: no? well they have a lot of them. it keeps the energy up and keeps everyone kind of, drinking. >> anthony: oh. >> anthony: stop two: gol mok gil. >> daniel: all right. we're going to play a little game first. tony, we're going to let you do the -- start the festivities. just got to use a chopstick. hit everything forward, it's going to splash up. >> anthony: what? a strike or a push? >> daniel: a push. >> all: woo! >> daniel: geonbae! >> anthony: geonbae. >> daniel: woo! >> anthony: sinister. >> daniel: they have, there's a lot of games. we're not going to go through them a

tony knew i was going to say this. i am not a big fan of running quarterbacks in the national football league. when you look at stature of the running backs and the hits they take, if they get d nie quarterback is not meant to take beatings. >> tony: can josh mccown be effective. my report card is coming up. i know you don't like tom brady. >> romona: i i couldn't even say his team, the patriots. this is the third injury. in 2009 at baylor he tore his acl in his right knee and then in his washington he sprained his lcl in the same knee. just a few gaming later he suffered a torn lcl, acl and meniscus during a playoff game against seattle. and in 2014 he dislocated his lft ankle and missed -- left ankle and missed seven weeks. he also suffered a concussion in the pre-season last year he's still standing. >> denise: he is. it is a tough game. tonight we spoke with a local specialist who is familiar with this type of injury. tiffani tucker has more on what it will take to get rg iii back on the field. >> it is the tip of

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your two tonies and go, "two tonys he two tonys here." >> once i had to travel my tonys once from los angeles back to new york. and i had them in my carry-on bag, and they went through the the metal detector, and the guy was like, "i gotta recheck your bag." and he was like, "what are these?" and i was like, "those are my tonys," "my tonys." and he was like-- completely unimpressed new tv show called "younger," where your present age, can which i cannot believe is-- is it 40? >> 41 years old. >> stephen: you play a 26-year-old. >> i do. i play a 41-year-old who is pretend to be 26 because she couldn't get hired in the workforce. >> stephen: she's pretending to be 26? >> yes. >> stephen: did you have to do any research on being 26? >> well, i felt like evidence pretty much living under a rock. the show has been very eye opening to me. >> stephen: such as...? ( laughter ) about being 26? >> well, no, like terms and things. >> stephen: okay. you-- are you going to go back to broadway any time soon? >> i'm actually going back to off-broadway. >> stephen: really? >> i started rehearsals to

>> tony: yeah. starters out there and the reason for that it would be patriots and packers and other teams they are basically playing catch up especially if they have changed regimes and get it rolling in time for the opener. >> let's face it rg hasn't worked with corey coleman much. >> denise: okay, tony. tell brian we said hi. take care. >> now news republican candidate donald trump stopped in wilmington, ohio near dayton condemning hillary clinton's support of trade deals he says killedho >> these are deals made at the top. we have no leadership. we will have great leadership. we will bring our jobs back. >> mr. trump did not mention the city by name or 8,000 people laid off when dhl closed the shipping jobs and laid out his plans to stop illegal immigration from mexico. >> chris: the latest polls show in a statistical tie with third party candidates. vice president joe biden is trying to give clinton another bounce in the polls campaigning for her in parma. that's where sara goldenberg is live w

let me let tony back in. tony?ple to try to get under his skin and throw him off, do you think that he should go out of his way to be impervious to this and hold onto very steady grown and not lose his temper, or is that part of his charm? >> it's a great question, melissa, because there is so much about donald trump being unorthodox. that has led to his success as a presidential candidate. in a year where we don't want a career politician like hillary clinton who's done debates for 30 some odd years, who has played the political game for so long, there is authenticity that works to his benefit. my point is he should focus on those parts, certainly attacking her on her conduct with the clinton foundation and the state department versus just chasing every single shot she takes. she knows that she, number one, she wants to run for valedictorian. she wants to prove she's smarter than he is. fine. on certain policy, she's been there for 30 years. let's acknowledge she's a very bright person but also a corrupt person. s

joining me is tony blanck and. good to see you again. i want to get to the refugee crisis but first, an update on why the cease-fire seems to have devolved or disintegrated. although i know you hope it hasn't. first of all, the russians obviously saying that this convoy was not just an aid convoy. is there truth to that? >> there's not. t was just that. it was fully planned and authorized. it was struck, we believe, intentionally and egregiously. the effort that we put so much into with the russians to get a cessation of hostilities and get humanitarian assistance flowing and to create conditions under which negotiations afford a transition, this is hanging by a thread. what they heard from basically all of our partners is that they want us to try to see if we can get this back on its feet. jake: they say there were weapons traveling with it. they have photographic evidence, i believe. tony: the russians have changed their story for her five times over the last 24 hours. they said maybe something was struck. then they said it wasn't us.

. >> tony: all right. romona not here and rumor has it she may be back tomorrow. >> tony: good. we are shuffling people in and out of time out like the browns area. >> mark: so true. what's rg iii up to? he talked today. >> tony: he did talk for first time sunday and thought he was okay and obviously he wasn't and found out monday he is on the shelf for half of the season and he has to take this in stride. here is what they had to say. >> it sucks. football. >> tony: that's the injury right there. the bigger question, mark for the browns is, let's say he doesn't come back this season. drafting very, very high. is rg even part of the equation at that point? >> how would you possibly -- what if they make the decision to move him. what will he be worth? we are jumping way ahead. i feel bad for the guy. >> mark: i do, too. i like him. >> tony: are they looking at you anymore as a possible franchise quarterback. you can't keep spinning whe will have to look at the next franchise guy. i am jumping ahead and hope