so she's got some say, i'd imagine, vicky. but a lot of people, and i'll go back to it, can she legally cash in again? you've already mentioned some of the money she's already received through all this. >> listen, she actually can. i mean, you really can't barter for children. they're not property. they're individuals. they're humans. but at the end of the day certainly she's got a payday to go away. she abrogated her rights. they were reinstated by the supreme court. so she certainly can say listen, i'll never exercise my parental rights, i'll never give them away like my attorney said, but i won't exercise them, i won't try to see the children. but you know what, cash up, give me some money, he's worth a lot of money and i did this for michael, as she previously testified in court. so yeah, absolutely there's room. there's always room for a money deal. >> yeah, i'm sure. kim, when we talk about a deal, and the way londell mcmill milan's talking about, it could be close. what is it looking like? what are we talking about here

for "nightline," i'm vicki mabry in new york. >> vicki mabry reporting and late tonight, abc's kate snowth governor palin in alaska to ask her about her decision. you can see that interview tomorrow on "good morning america." >>> when we come back, a football star is dead. his mistress is too. and what may have been a murder/suicide. so what happened to steve mcnair? sometimes the best way to get closer... is to get as far away from it all as possible. don't let erectile dysfunction get in the way. ♪ viva viagra! viagra, america's most prescribed ed treatment, can help you enjoy... a more satisfying sexual experience. ready to talk to your doctor? find out how at viagra.com ask yo doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. don't take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain... as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects may include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting... more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away... if you experience a

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miami up first, vicky, democratic line. caller: hi. i was calling because i'm very concerned with what is going on. it doesn't seem like this is america any more. it seems like the government is taking control of all of our lives. our taxes are going to go up. now that healthcare is going to run and obviously if it is government run just like they do in canada and other countries, they have to wait in lines to get to be seen by doctors. the their healthcare is not as good. if you don't have insurance here, you can still go to the hospital and be taken care of. so it is not that if you don't have insurance you are not taken care of. you can go to the hospital and they have clinics, things here are in place. there is no reason our taxes have to go up and why the middle class that we have to be paying for everybody else. i think that is -- he said -- obama said we were not going to get any tax hikes, any tax increas increases, if we were with a government healthcare. well, he is going to tax us because he has to. guest: certainly on the l

vicki was doing a book signing at store.der woman with white hair came up to her and said, oh, my god, i really have to introduce you to my son. he'd love to meet you, he's looking for -- vicki is like okay. it turns out it was ratcliffe's mother. >> wow. >> all these things were coming together for her and she ended up sitting next to him at some dinner and they talked. it all like boom, slam -- they were together. >> does your wife -- >> i hope not. i don't know about it, i don't want to know. well, i know a lot of women say to her, find me a husband and a lot of women say to me, you know, don't you have any friends that you play golf with that want to get married? no. [ laughter ] i don't want to be responsible for that. >> yeah, i know. >> women like doing that. guys never want to be responsible for that. >> yes. yes. >> we like keepingur friends. >> yeah. it's really -- kind of a no-win situation. >> because it's great for about three months and, you know, they're all hot, it's awesome and then they get married and then

. >> out to lines, vicki in florida, hi, vicki. >> caller: hi, nancy. i absolutely love you.i'm blessed. i am blessed. and you know, they're coming up on 2 years old, i can't believe it. >> caller: i know. you're an inspiration to me. i watch you every night. i have been dying to ask this question for months. with the evidence of decomposition in the car and the nanny story, which i think is a bunch of b.s., how and why are they not explaining how that baby got in the trunk of that car? >> excellent question. it's because they don't want to touch that one with a ten-foot pole. jean casarez joining us from "in session," everyone talks about what happened in the trunk. did she have tape over her mouth, was she gagged? was she purposely killed, but how about why she was in the trunk to start with? >> we haven't seen it, but the defense is going to attack the forensic evidence and say the evidence in the trunk does not show signs of decomposition, that the forensics experts are wrong. >> they're going to have the battle of the experts. drew petrimoulx, what about it, no one's dis

vicky is the ceo of the ywca. and i need her for this registry. while all this stuff is in my name, none of this stuff is for me. >> we're here because we have a new facility. we're creating homes for chronically homeless women. many of these women, this is going to be the first time they're housed in permanent housing or they have a roof over their head and some place that they can call home. >> reporter: so these women are going to need a lot of things. everything, really. pots and pans, bed, lamps. even smaller, cheaper things like cleaning products. you name it, they need it. >> what i want to do is get all sorts of different prices. so if somebody has $5 they can give, they can buy something for $5. >> reporter: all of the stuff will go towards the my place project. >> these women are coming, if they can even come, with a sack of clothes. usually it's a hefty garbage bag of personal items. if that. so they have absolutely nothing. no possessions. so they need everything. >> reporter: so if you can, get shopping to help women start from scratc

writer and contributor, vicki ward, the headline on your story is madoff fund exec sails the seas in his new $30 million yacht? >> correct. >> how did this happen? >> i'm told by his attorney that he is actually trying to sell the boat. you know, erin, being on board, the boat is not the best way to sell it. if you want to sell a boat, you give it to a charter company and say put beyonce or a famous celebrity on the boat and that is the best way to hike up the price. you don't go on a cruise all summer. looking like you are having the time of your life when your investors have been ruined. ruined. i mean, people wrote in comments to the blog i posted yesterday and they said disgusting. it doesn't do justice to what this man is doing. >> and as you said, his lawyer said you know, "he wasn't able to cancel his purchase or refuse to accept delivery of the yacht." there ever i guess he's force odd to sail the high seas. you're saying that doesn't hold up. >> no, because he could easily charter it out. how much do you think it costs to spends? this has eight crew on it, he's got his famil

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. >> vicky, hand me that battery. >> cing right up, macgruber. >> meryl.ance? >> 10 seconds! >> come on, dig deep. we need this now. here you go, macgruber. >> nice job, son. anal lubricant? [ laughter ] >> seven seconds, macgruber. >> okay, right, right. so you just kind of had this? [ laughter ] >> i've been doing some experimenting. >> so who's the lucky girl? >> scott. [ laughter ] [ explosion ] >> macgruber! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: put it together for mr. will forte. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that sounds very nice. >> jimmy: that was very good. dude, macgruber. you're making a macgruber movie. >> that's right. yeah, we just finished writing it. >> jimmy: is it funny? >> pretty excited about it? >> jimmy: or is it a drama? >> it's a "dramedy." [ laughter ] no, no, no. john soloman, jormtaccone and i just -- we just finished writing it. we're going to make it in albuquerque. it's me and kristen wiig and cast to be determined. >> jimmy: a lot of explosions? no? >> well, that's a surprise. >> jimmy: it's not a surprise at all. [ laughter ] ev

joining me live, vickie mcklinsey, laid off twice from printing companies that service the rv industry. thanks for taking the time to talk with us. how are you are doing right now? what's your job situation? >> doing pretty good. my job situation, i'm still laid off but i do have a job interview on wednesday. >> i understand you're retraining in computers for the possibility of a new job? how's that going? >> that's going great. i am so grateful that i finally got it. it was a long fight but i didn't give up. i am so happy to be in my training now. >> are you finding a lot of people like you? i understand that there is an incredible number of people who were laid off, hundreds of them, from businesses in elkhart who have gone back to community college, different kinds of training. are you surrounded by people essentially in the same boat that are you? >> yeah. we have 12 in our class right now just at the place that i'm at. there's i think only two of them that have jobs right now. rest are going through the retraining process. >> you know what? what struck me over the last couple of d

host: let's hear from michigan, independent line, vicki. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. first i will quote glenda from washington review, she said first let's kill all the lobbyist. i heard george on your program and set himself up as an expert in health care. however when a caller said that she worked for one company or her husband worked for one company and they -- i had combined yearly amount they had to pay out of pocket of 5,000 each before the coverage kicked in. while her daughter worked for another company and that her deductible was $300 a year. it's very simple. the insurance company is in business for making money. what they do is look at various actualiary things and decide how much it will cost to insure the employees of a company. and the company decides how much they want to pay. so they pick from a variety of options. and the insurance company collects the premium up front, and puts it in bank investments and various holdings. host: caller, any questions specifically for the guest? caller: well, it's already been asked. how many insurance companies does t

owner vicki powers admits it is because she has little competition. recent months, many businesses here have disappeared. some owners retired. others became victims of the sluggish economy. and for customers that has caused plenty of confusion. >> people walk in and see the empty spaces in the market. especially tourists, walk back out and think they are closing down. >> some merchants face growing competition from nearby farmers markets. and others say there is more competition from nearby supermarkets. >> not like it used to be. you can go to the grocery store and find by one get one free. you will not find that in the market. >> butt historic market will get a facelift. local developers are finalizing a $50 million plan to refurbish the aging buildings and nearby blocks. >> there was a proposal to actually expand to a supermarket on top of broadway mark. and hopefully once we ride through the recession, that will resurface. >> renovation os broadway market will begin in the fall. and while it might take up to two years to complete. when it does reo

this one sent to vicky marshall by a beverly hills internist.nce that ann anna nicole had all the downers she needed to die from. >> authorities are investigating allegations that the 50-year-old jackson had been consuming pain killers and sedative datives. the attorney general are helping los angeles police investigate the possible involvement of pry description drugs. tonight, leading investigators to believe aliases were also used to obtain the drugs. joining us, dr. wecht and also joining us is judge who presided over the anna nicole case and ann bremner and hoping to be joined by stuart backerman. i'm going two back to the doctor for a moment here. the video was 48 hours before michael jackson died. he is dancing. he is singing. he looks strong, powerful, although thin. so how is he able to do that type of thing. many people speculateing that he was given uppers or amphetamines and then needed the downers to go to sleep and wanted to be knocked out, hence then the dip private sector van. van -- diprivan. >> i think that your observation and

this time i had vicki buy my side and this time at target going hog wild. she is ceo of ywca and i need her because while it's in my name none is for me. >> a new facility. we're creating homes for chronically homeless and many this will be the first time they're housed in permanent housing or have a roof over their head and some place to call home record they are going to need a lot of things. everything, pots and pans, bedding, lamps, smaller, cheaper things like cleaning products you name it they need it. >> what i want to do is get like all sorts of different prices so if somebody has five bucks to give they can buy something for $5. >> the stuff will go toward my place project. >> these women are coming if they can even come with clothe. usually it's a hefty garbage before personal items and if that so they have absolutely nothing. no possessions so they need everything. >> reporter: if you can get shopping to help women start from scratch. and on behalf of abc2 the united way and ywca and happy and humble couple, thank you. if you would like to donate

. >> greg: you were in vicky kristina barcelona. >> yes. >> greg: what was it like working with woody allen? in europe, you have to have a second bistro. i won't get into it here because it is kind of disgusting. >> okay. >> greg: got to go. thank you could much. congratulations on everything. a delight having you here. the show is true blood, airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. eastern on hb a. have to pay for that. sorry, bill. >> it's worth it. >> greg: you can get the dvds. >> greg: that is where you make the real money. for a comment, e-mail us as redeye@foxnews.com. still to come, the halftime report from tv's andy levy. talk the halftime report is sponsored by the pregame report starring tv's andy levy it gives you the "red eye" viewary unique preview of the show before it happens. thanks, pregame report. wake up! boys!! teenagers. yeah, up at the crack of noon. when you use windex, the streak-free shine... lets in more light. and that makes mornings a whole lot brighter. oh, man! we're gonna be late for school! get up! come on! - come on! - ( mother smirks ) when do you think she's gonn

vicky works at the store right behind where we are.n the deli section working and we heard about five booms and it sounded like thunder. all of a sudden power went out, went over to cross the chrysler freeway and seen the extent of the fire and the flames. >> were you evacuated? >> yes, we were. >> all the shoppers, workers, everybody was evacuated. >> you lost power? >> absolutely. >> when you got to the scene and actually looked what did you >> see? what did it smell like? >> like burning plastic. just a smell you really can't explain. >> could you see any cars that were either hit by smoke or flames or debris? >> no, sir. >> did everyone get evacuated the cops told everybody to leave because it was toxic waste. >> we're live at hazel park, one of the many intersections shut down. >> you could see in the dramatic video how widespread that fire was. but you didn't know that the bridge not only collapsed but it actually melted because of the heat of the fire. >> you can see how massive those billows of smoke really were. they say you c

this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" if plainfield, new jersey. >> announcer: "world news now" deliversur "morning papers." >> i just noticed in the newsroom here a shot glass. >> ooh. >> and it appears to be used. >> apparently the daytime crew is having a lot more fun than us. >> oh, wait, that's mine. >> of course. >> thank you. >> don't go use it now. wait a minute. >> he's been swilling some of that long island wine he loves so much. this is a picture that probably looks scarier than it really was. it comes from the new york post by way of detroit, michigan. how would you like to see that out your window? apparently this is from a fly-by, a low-flying plane that went by there. a scare for some people who live near there. that's all i got. it was just an interesting picture. >> it is interesting. >> that would cause you to wake up. >> we thought tvs interesting. >> sell this one hard because i didn't deliver. >> i actually can't because i think this is kind of stupid. the >> reign of terror of a huge fish in a swiss lake is over. apparently it was biting people in the lake. they wer

this is vicki mabrey. >> i will support others who seek to serve in or out of office.o care what party they're in or no party at all, inside alaska or outside of alaska. >> reporter: it was one of the most surprising announcements the political world has seen since the day john mccain picked the then obscure governor of alaska as his choice for vice president, sarah palin deciding not to run for reelection and resigning the governorship a full year and a half before the end of her first term. >> i choose not to tear down and waste precious time but to build up this state and our great country. >> reporter: outside her home in wasilla the day before the independence day weekend, the timing of which was no accident, palin gave a press conference that was part state of the state -- >> we worked tirelessly for alaskans. we aggressively and responsibly develop or resources. >> reporter: part sports analogy. >> a good point guard, here's what she does. she drives through a full court press protecting the ball, keeping her head up because she needs to keep her eye on the bask

goes to an anniversary party with some old friends from louisiana and and meats one of their daughter vicki. and very quietly begins a relationship that really i would argue totally transformed the last 5920 years of his life. you have all of this and then the year ends with a trial in palm beach and court tv had just come on the air progress first kennedy's lawyers fought having cameras in the courtroom when all know about the court tv phenomenon now but they got in there and there is international attention on the trial and ted kennedy turns up and testify see is cool and calm and composed his nephew is acquitted and by the end of that year actually that trial until o.j. simpson was the most watched trial in u.s. history said you think about what was going on outside the senate or his political life or his personal life or the whole media environment around ted kennedy was an extraordinary 12 months. he came out of it still headed to the 1994 senate reelection race where he faced and irani where he would have his most formidable opponent. but ready to put up an incredible fight. >> coveri

and reads the news clippings his wife, vicki, brings every morning. his most important role, now, is an inspirational one. friends, hoping to tap the emotion of his speech last year at the democratic convention, talk about winning one more for teddy. >> this is the cause of my life, that every american, north, south, east, west, young, old, will have decent, quality health care, as a fundamental right and not a privilege. >> reporter: democrats are keenly aware that ted kennedy's vote could mean the difference between success or failure, when it comes time for that final vote on health care reform. that's why they hope that when that happens, he will be here in washington, to raise his hand one more time, whatever it takes to get him here. diane? robin? >> jon, thank you so much. and it's evident the passion he has for this. >> that moment at the convention was unbelievable. a year and two months, since he was diagnosed. we'll be back. >>> coming up on "good morning america," michael jackson's prescription drug bills. we heard he was hooked on an anes

brian: slogan comes to us from vickie in marysville, ohio. fact or fiction, truth or lies, "fox & friends" let you decide. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- steve: brian has been asking for that clip for that movie to be included in the show and today toba decided to do that. brian: not during the show. in the breaks. any given sunday, al pay chin know. >> what are you going to do? brian: free game talk that i believe would help us focus. i didn't believe it was coming on in the beginning of the show. alisyn: how i'm feeling right now as a result of that. brian: 11 questions. 55 minutes. a live press conference at 8:00. leading into. steve: mr. kilmeade, i would like to answer. i echo what bill o'reilly started last night started his live show. i watched after having figured out the president dodge 11 questions. i was thinking what did we learn? o'reilly said look, i have got a masters from harvard, i don't know exactly what he said. here is ultimately what it come

we just got off the phone with vicky kennedy and i talked to senator kennedy over the phone and he wished he could be here. mike enzi. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i want to thank both sides of the aisle, all of the staff both sides of the aisle for all of the work that everyone's put in on this bill and other bills we've orked on but particularly this bill. a lot of people don't know about the weekend work that's been done by members and staff. staff has stayed around in the evenings after we left and worked out details. they stayed through the lunch hours and worked out details. they stayed through the dinner hour and worked out details. i think it's pretty much been an all day, all week effort for them. that they should be congratulated for hanging in there and remaining civil to each other. i want to thank all the members for being civil to each other as well. i think it's been, as far as markups on a very difficult bill, i think it's been very cleagily -- collegial and there's been a lot of patience and i really appreciate that. but i do have to say we've been working to reform our

leanne says -- and vicky says -- and weapon got a text from lupe in new mexico who says -- we want toking the time to let us know how you feel about this. this is your segment, and, you know, we appreciate your opinion. it's important to us. thank you. we're going to have a different topic for you to comment on tomorrow. we hope you do so. >>> convicted swindler bernie madoff taking a trip. where he spent the night, and where he is now. >>> okay, look at some of this most dramatic video that we have here. a plane spiraling toward the ground. the stunt goes wrong when the pilot can't pull up in time. this plane is going to cross an access road -- look at that. collide with a car, slamming it right into a nearby field. it didn't hit the people that were on that road, as well there was a family inside that car. do you believe no one was seriously hurt? and the pilot is okay, as well. local police released a statement saying, quote, clearly guardian angels had a hand in the outcome here. >>> for a second day in a row, a southwest passenger jet makes an emergency landing. this time, it's f

we just got off the phone with vicki kennedy. senator kennedy wishes he could be here. you can proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the chairman and all the members of the committee from both sides of the aisle and the staff for all the work that everyone has put in on this bill and other bills that we have worked on. a lot of people do not know about the weekend work that has been done both by members and by staff. staff has stayed around in the evenings after we left to work out details. this state through their lunch hours and dinner hours to work out details. it has been an all they all week effort for them. -- all-day, all-week effort for them. what did take everyone for being civil to each other. as far as markups on a very difficult bill, there has been another of patients. i really appreciate that. -- patience. i really appreciate that. i had high hopes that this would be the years that members of the committee would work together to provide health insurance for every american. i urge my colleagues to start with a blank piece of paper to the -- t