vogel?nits in the vicinity, we've got a black town car heading east on 41, mile marker 121. license plate: sierra, juliet, 5-2-6 oscar. you let up on that gas for one second and i will kill you. tell me that you understand! i understand. i understand. eddie, if i may make an observation. (clears throat) i think the crystal meth is beginning to cloud your judgment. just-just-just a little. i almost blew myself up making that meth. and you think that you're going to profit from it. i had nothing to do with this. oh, shut up! i heard all about your asa boyfriend. vogel told me! vogel: right. right. he beat it out of me! listen, eddie, eddie, calm down. no! we're past that! you cops, you lawyers-- you hide behind your badges. (moans) where are you taking us? the everglades. and i'm going to bury you under 12 feet of mud. that's where you belong. h, that's the car up there. (sirens wailing) caine: okay, here we go. this is lieutenant horatio caine. i need a road block at 41st and 182. we need a r

vogel?nits in the vicinity, we've got a black town car heading east on 41, mile marker 121. license plate: sierra, juliet, 5-2-6 oscar. you let up on that gas for one second and i will kill you. tell me that you understand! i understand. i understand. eddie, if i may make an observation. (clears throat) i think the crystal meth is beginning to cloud your judgment. just-just-just a little. i almost blew myself up making that meth. and you think that you're going to profit from it. i had nothing to do with this. oh, shut up! i heard all about your asa boyfriend. vogel told me! vogel: right. right. he beat it out of me! listen, eddie, eddie, calm down. no! we're past that! you cops, you lawyers-- you hide behind your badges. (moans) where are you taking us? the everglades. and i'm going to bury you under 12 feet of mud. that's where you belong. h, that's the car up there. (sirens wailing) caine: okay, here we go. this is lieutenant horatio caine. i need a road block at 41st and 182. we need a r

vogel is a well known chinese expert. highly evaluated by the chinese, you know, academic and intellectual community. [laughter] and i think what you talk about about xiaoping's -- as a leader, he's very good. he opened the door 30 some years ago. one of the benefits that benefit person, you know, a country, united states 32 years ago but deng xiaoping is a good decision maker. he make decision very quick. sometimes he made too quick, you know? so 1989, june 4th, that trouble is caused by his own mistake. yeah. if he don't discharge the general secretary, you know, it won't have so many students after he passed away dead on the streets. so this is deng xiaoping one of his big mistake. yeah. also he -- >> [inaudible] a quick decision maker and move to a quick question possibly? [laughter] >> yes. but i want to say something. and he is also not a good reader. a good leader but not good reader. all his spare times is a raid of -- you know, bridge. he played bridge with the people, you know? [laughter] and he promote his brid

they ask questions, and they -- yeah. >> professor vogel. i imagine it'll where ten or twenty years before another buying to if i about deng xiaoping. when that book is written what would you like it to see that your book was not able to cover glpg. that's a great question. when i was writing, i was afraid somebody else might beat me to it. there is nobody else that has done anything comparable. it would take a few years to get anything comparable. i had a lot of good luck. some is which having some clines students here. i interviewed a lot of people that ordinary people could not interview. when i hosted 1998, i was able to interview him about deng xiaoping. and i don't know of anybody else that has interviewed him. one source of information, of course, is going to come out. that is a lot of stories of the meetings. and a lot of the rich details of the discussions and, i think, records may come out. give a much richer picture of the decision-making process. because deng did not keep notes. it's tough join a biographer of deng. but i think -

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm anita vogel. the fbi, u.s. marshall and more than two dozen police officers investigating a series of shootings in oklahoma, that appear to target african-americans, the attacker allegedly shot five people, friday all african-americans as they emerged from homes and local businesses in tulsa, three victims died and investigators believe the shootings are linked because they happened around the same time within a three mile radius and the police chief promised to catch the person responsible. >> i want to tell our community that we'll do whatever it takes to bring the shooter to justice. i also want to say to the perpetrator, and anybody who would attempt to aid or abet him, we are coming for you. >> reporter: investigators say they are looking for a white man, seen driving a white pickup truck. g.o.p. presidential hopeful rick santorum taking a break from the campaign trail to spend time with his family. this, after three-year-old bella santorum was hospitalized, again, on friday. she suffers from a rare geneti

anita vogel looks back at the greatest accomplishments. >> and this is that number one song. >> reporterclark hosted american bandstand for 33 years until 1989. and made clark a rich man and he invested in music publishing, a record label and dick clark productions and that is through which he hosted and produces radio, gameshows, movies, the american music awards and dick clark's new year's rocking eve which began in 1972. >> and this is the coldest new year's we have had. >> reporter: he was the only personality to rate top-hosted series on all three networks and syndication at the same time. he had the tv ballooners franchise on nbc, bandstand on abc, and $25,000 pyramid on cbs. >> it was a long, hard fight. >> reporter: a debilitating stroke in 2004 brought him up short. when he returned to the new year's eve show to ring in 2006, it was only in a limited capacity, with ryan seacrest signing on to co-host and produce the show. >> it would not be new year's eve without dick clark. >> there is nothing like being in times square on new year's eve. believe me, this is one night i will ne

as anita vogel explains... an investiggtion into its underway.w underway..- an investigation is underway into wasteful ssending by a epartment within the u-s government.durbin says: ""e are going to have a hearing as to what actually happenedd pere. it's an abbolutely outrageeus expenditure of taxpayers' money." the inquiry follows a report administration has spent more than 800-thousann dollars on a lavish 5-day conference in las vegas last year. what makes it more galling is a spoof video eleased on the internet joking about the agency's wastefuu spending. (take nats) the video featurrs a ffderal employee performing a rap song aboot the carefree spending and even jokes about never having to face an internal investigation.(take nats) the video ssems to be a big hit within the agency. it won a talent contesttat last yeaas g-s-a conference. but some suggest not everyone in the department is to blame.frost says: "...there are a lot of very very good people who work at gsa, thats the tragic part of this // they work hard everydayyfor the government,

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm anita vogel.v newsman mike wallace has died. the long-time 60 minutes correspondent died saturday at a connecticut care facility. wallace won 21 emmies in a career that spanned six decades. he was known as a no nonsense interviewer who asked probing questions and always got to the truth. his son chris anchors "fox news sunday." mike wallaces 93 years old. >>> north korea pushing ahead with plans to it launch a long-range rocket later this month despite international warnings it would violate a u.n. ban on missile activity. reporters are getting a rare look at preparations underway. north korea insists it is launching a weather satellite but you south korea and the u.s. say it is a test of a ballistic missile. a i'm aknee tha anita vogel. now, back to john stossel'sooh "no, they can't." for all the latest headlines log on to fox news .com. >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you ca

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm anita vogel. the fbi and u.s.service joining the search in oklahoma for the gunman behind a series of deadly shootings. police believe one man shot five people friday, all african american, as they emerged from homes and local businesses in tulsa. three of the victims were killed and two in critical condition. investigators say they are looking for a white man seen driving a white peckup truck. >>> an important snack food recall. kraft foods recalling about 3,000 cases of planter's cock talcocktail peanuts. they may have been exposed to water not intended for food production. >> the infected nuts were produced in suffolk, virginia, and sold in 12-ounce cans bearing a january 9, 2014 expiration date.nita i'm anita vogel. now, back to john stossel's "no they can't." >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you can't professionalize if you don't federalize and the senate voted 100 to zero to take over air

. >> mike: strong words from bruce bochy, ryan vogel strong comes on for his first start of the year. facing the pirates. that's toast. solo shot. 2-0. brandon bell back in the lineup. whiffs to right. scores the jibed's only run on a burris groundout. looked strong in his first start, vogelsong, a mistake in the eighth. walker lays down the bunt. sandoval, the wild throw. the piertz get the win. but the giants take 2-3. >> strange day. just nothing that -- we just never got it going there we seemed out of sorts. and couldn't get this offense clicking today. >> mike: a's in. usf and celtic lenend bill russell throwing out the first pitch on jackie robinson day in the bigs. everybody wearing number 42. eric's bomb, game tied. but a big mistake in the bottom half. errors are killing the as. and who else, ichiro capitalizes, with an rbi double. mariners win 5-3. a's lose 2-3 in seattle. >> the sharks return home died -- tied with the blue and host the blues monday night at the tank. the predators and red wings playing game three in detroit. webber booed everytime he touched a puck becaus

joining me on the line is the bbc's martin vogel. this is an indication of the stronghold there? >> i think this declaration of independence is because they have been able to make rapid military gains. they control a three-region capital and they have taken advantage of the instability in damico that could -- coupd'etat. there are competing groups that may be at issue. >> that is the issue regarding who actually is in charge there now. it is one thing declaring it independent but it is another about who is governing the area. >> exactly. all the reports that i have had from residents in the main three towns in the north of mali is that it is an islamist faction that is not in favor of independence. and the mnla, the national movement for the liberation of the azawad, which has claimed independence this morning, is not as visible. one can ask under what justification are they claiming independence when they are the least visible at least in the main town in the north of mali. >> thank you very much. >> the president of malawi, president mutharika is dead at 78. there were conflict

i'm anita vogel. now, back to downstossel.to john stossel. >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you can't professionalize if you don't federalize and the senate voted 100 to zero to take over airport security screening. >> sir, do you have your i.d.? >> it it now professional? >> opt out! >> these people don't think so. flyers complain that they are. >> subjected to such disgusting abuses of poured concrete. >>> tsa employees ordered the elderly woman remove her soiled adult diaper because it was preventing a thorough patdown. >> this former miss america says she felt molest. >> she actually touched my vagina. >> but didn't the tsa keep us safe? >> there haven't been successful attacks since september 11th. you might say that shows it is working. >> actually, every report shows that tsa missed things. what saved us was the passengers and crew. >> congressman mica helped create the tsa and now chairs the transpo

i'm anita vogel.tossel's "no they can't." >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you can't professionalize if you don't federalize and the senate voted 100 to zero to take over airport security screening. >> sir, do you have your i.d.? >> it it now professional? >> opt out! >> these people don't think so. flyers complain that they are. >> subjected to such disgusting abuses of poured concrete. >>> tsa employees ordered the elderly woman remove her soiled adult diaper because it was preventing a thorough patdown. >> this former miss america says she felt molest. >> she actually touched my vagina. >> but didn't the tsa keep us safe? >> there haven't been successful attacks since september 11th. you might say that shows it is working. >> actually, every report shows that tsa missed things. what saved us was the passengers and crew. >> congressman mica helped create the tsa and now chairs th

>> for more on the president's push for fairness and the santorum announcement, i am joined by ken vogel. thank you for joining us. >> hey, governor. >> so, first question: why now? there have been so many moments when rick santorum could have got the en out of this race. he was begged to get out weeks, months ago almost. why now? >> well it seems like he was hurting his marketability for after the rates. this -- after the race. this has been more spectacularly successful than anyone would have predicted going in when it looked like he was possibly a third, fourth, maybe a fifth tier candidate behind folks he out lasted and busted but he had no chance, and the types of folks he needed on board were not coming on board. he was narrowing his base and potentially narrowing his opportunity for after the race. you know, there is a good chance that he could have a sort of kingmaker role in republican politics and a perch in conservative media, and i think that that was lessening as he was seen as hurting mitt romney's prospects as the prohibitive. >> you talk about a perch in conservative medi

. >>> for ryan vogel song to make his debut, top of the first, driven to right by andrew mccutchen. running catch. at the wall. top of the second now. garrett jones. 0 for 5 lifetime against vogelsong. a homer to right. his first of the year. 1-zip pirates. top of the sixth, jones pops up in foul territory. sandobar, a fall. the giants fall 4-1. >>> robin, seattle, a's and m's. everybody wearing the number 42 on jackie robinson day. bill russell throwing out the first pitch. should i say rolling up the first pitch. top of the fifth 3-zip mariners. two on. he has got to go. homers to right. three run shot. game tied at three. first of the year. bottom of the fifth, itchiro, two on. doubles to right. scoring figgins. mariners take a 4-3 lead. top of the eighth, they're up 5-3 on the a's. the last chance. and nothing doing it. 15th time this season he's struck out most in the american league. mariners win by the final. take the series, two games to one. that's going to do it from the world of sports. diane, back to you. >> thanks a lot, damon. you know, brian wilson, good attitude ther

. >> jamie vogel was an art teacher at the rower camp. after the camps closed, she maintained this huge collection. she willed this collection to rosalie santeen gould who lived in mcgee. she wanted a place where it could be more publicly accessible. she contacted us at the butler center for arkansas studys. she wanted to find a place where not only the documents could be maintained but the artwork could be main and the. because we had both a research room and art gallery, she knew this would be a place where everything could stay together and it would remain as the collection. >> the collection is kept in our research room closed stacks which is through this door. rosalie gave us a couple hundred pieces of art and about 20 boxes of documents. this is one of my fate pieces that wasn't part of the original collection that rosalie gave us. one of rosalie's caveats one of rosalie's caveats for giving us this art ap documents, we make this publicly available to anyone wanting to see it. she was very specific that anyone who came from the camp

the bbc's martin vogel joins me from mali's capital. just what's happening in the north?where does this leave the country? is it likely to end as the government tries to fight back? >> i think the government is very unlikely to try and fight back for the moment, because basically here in burma, i think they're in turmoil with its military guns, the regional body has put sanctions on mali. for the moment, the country is effectively divided, and the rebels -- there's a cease-fire. there's another group that's demanding for sharia law to be brought in northern mali, and they now control all three regional capitals in the north of mali. >> and yet, other african nations have absolutely rejected the idea of the mali seceding and great fear around the islamist element in this. >> yeah, there's regional neighbors in the regional body, ecowas, threatening to intervene militarily in mali. they put on the standby force, which is about 3,000 ports. it's unclear whether how long or whether that at all will become reality, because troops fighting in the desert is very, very -- is very

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. >> it is now 8:10 this monday morning.ocrastinators. that's me. you will want to stick around. we will have last-minute tips on how to increase your chances of getting a refund. >>> plus, tuesday at the white house, we have been reporting live from the south lawn all morning long. the scene of the 134th annual easter egg roll. we will check back in with holly after the break. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today. >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm holly morris, live. at the white house. for the annual white house easter airg roll. and look who i ran into. slap shot. it's so good to see you on this easter monday. and what a busy week you have.

john vogel a first-year hospital resident tried to resuscitate a female victim with the help of a nurse. >> she started doing chest compressions while i continued to mouth-to-mouth, but it was not successful. >> the bomb in centennial park was the largest pipe bomb in u.s. history. it spewed a mix of schrapnel, predominantly of case-hardened nails. they're masonry nails for driving in brick, stone or concrete. miss hawthorne was killed when one of the nails struck her in the head. these are traveling at over 2,000 feet per second so it's like a small missile. other people were struck by pieces of the pipe that the explosive was contained in. >> when you find something like nails in a device, it's put there for a purpose. that's called aept personnel. if you're going to just blow up something and do the damage, you don't need added shrapnel, things like that. when you put that in there, it's definitely designed to kill or injure people. >> a little more than 24 hearse after the bomb, investigators zero in on a person of interest. >> at the time of the blast, the question came up about a

. >> people here are friendl i'm anita vogel., back to john stossel's "no they can't." >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you can't professionalize if you don't federalize and the senate voted 100 to zero to take over airport security screening. >> sir, do you have your i.d.? >> it it now professional? >> opt out! >> these people don't think so. flyers complain that they are. >> subjected to such disgusting abuses of poured concrete. >>> tsa employees ordered the elderly woman remove her soiled adult diaper because it was preventing a thorough patdown. >> this former miss america says she felt molest. >> she actually touched my vagina. >> but didn't the tsa keep us safe? >> there haven't been successful attacks since september 11th. you might say that shows it is working. >> actually, every report shows that tsa missed things. what saved us was the passengers and crew. >> congressman mica helped create the tsa a

. >> reporter: anita vogel, fox news. >> this is the number -- . >> stay with fox 5 for continuing coveragef the death of dick clark later in the hour. donnie simpson joins us live in the studios to reflect on the life of the link end air entrapper. >>> following breaking news out of texas tonight, where police say a nurse admitted to shooting and killing a young mother. yesterday, and abducting the new born son. the three-day-old baby was found unharmed in the apartment with the suspect's sister. the police say the suspect had recently suffered a miscarriage and had not told her fiance. >> i'm not going to go into detailed motive. she did have a miscarriage. and she needed to justify having a child to her soon to be fiance. she led them to believe she was pregnant and had a child. >> mcclain is charged with capital murder. the police believe she chose the victim at rand am. >>> and we're following breaking news out of florida. the judge in the trayvon martin case recused herself because of a conflict of interest. the judge's husband works with an orlando attorney who was first approached b

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. >>> and what you are looking at right now are live pictures from hollywood, where clark is also being remembered on the hollywood walk of fame. you can see the wreath there with his name on it, placed on his star. and a lot of people came by, paying their respects. >> and clark and others gave music fans their first look at many other performers, playing a strong role in creating new stars. more on the influence clark played on other's careers. >> reporter: we just got through speaking with the well known rock star, greg kin -- >> you know i still look just the same. >> reporter: we talked to him about the video clip of him appearing on the band stand back in 1981. >> dick clark was so relaxed. >> reporter: he was perhaps known for jeopardy and the break-up songs. >> jeopardy was the number one record, really because dick clark jumped on that and started to play the heck out of that on american band stand, boom, right to the top. >> reporter: after his first appearance, ken's father wrote a thank you-letter, it was read on air. >> he dashed off the

. >> people here are friendl i'm anita vogel., back to john stossel's "no they can't." >> after september 11, politicians said government must take over airline security. >> you get federal law enforcement to do this job. >> tom daschle said you can't professionalize if you don't federalize and the senate voted 100 to zero to take over airport security screening. >> sir, do you have your i.d.? >> it it now professional? >> opt out! >> these people don't think so. flyers complain that they are. >> subjected to such disgusting abuses of poured concrete. >>> tsa employees ordered the elderly woman remove her soiled adult diaper because it was preventing a thorough patdown. >> this former miss america says she felt molest. >> she actually touched my vagina. >> but didn't the tsa keep us safe? >> there haven't been successful attacks since september 11th. you might say that shows it is working. >> actually, every report shows that tsa missed things. what saved us was the passengers and crew. >> congressman mica helped create the tsa a

anita vogel has the story from los angeles. >> reporter: it is hard to find a good job way big paycheckse days. companies are having to create a plan b to get the best and brightest and to stay competitive. >> we really try to keep the company a place where you want to be. let's face t we spend a got portion of our waking hours here at the office working. >> reporter: with that in mind, a growing number of companies are offering unique work benefits going beyond the usual health and financial perks in hopes of keeping talented work and bringing in more. at natural habibie stat adventures, a travel company in boulder colorado, the dogs run free and the beer flows all day. >> we try to make it like home. we've got dog running all over the office. a lot of our staff love dogs here. we've got beer on tap. we can't hit that all day long, of course. we've got to work. we have a health club here. before a cafeteria with organic food. >> reporter: in some cases, experts say companies offer these perks to offset heavier workloads, higher health insurance costs and reduced 401(k) matching. >> i t

and in washington, ken vogel, chief investigative correspondent for politico. welcome.tt romney this week admitted that he believes in a vast left wing conspiracy. but there you have sean hannity repeatedly baiting him to bite on the dog story. so that sounds to me like there's more like a right wing conspiracy than a left wing conspiracy. >> and i think that anybody who spent any time following the politics of the left or engaging in it understands the left isn't organized to put together a conspiracy. the left is defined by being unable to define themselves into a conspiracy. what i do see, and i think it is unfortunate, almost a down of our very kind of basic civilization here. where you don't even have a decent respect for the president of the united states, that these things are out of bounds. i don't think there's anything out of bounds, unfortunately, for those on the far right. it is main stream conservative television personalities. there is almost nothing they won't say about this president and i think it is unfortunate. >> no matter how i feel about the perso

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm anina vogel. people reported missing after a navy jet crashed into an apartment complex in virginia are now accounted for. a top admiral calling it it a miracle that no one was killed. seven people were hurt including the two pilots in the virginia beach crash friday. but everyone is now out of the hospital. the pilots ejected just after takeoff when the jet experienced catastrophic engine failure. >>> millions of christians around the world celebrating easter. in rome, pope benedict xvi joined worshipers in st. peter's basilica for the vatican's easter service. jerusalem, roman catholics gather at the place where jesus is believe to have been buried. on sunday they will celebrate his resurrection. i'm anita vogel.n you now, back to "justice" withfoxn judge. for all the latest headlines log on to fox news .com. ball in the case of missing mom susan powell? disturbing new detail -- disturbing new details, husband josh brags about the perfect way to dispose of a body. former prosecutors, now both cr

ken vogel, the chief reporter for politico and professor james peterson at lee high university.u a photograph of mitt romney over the weekend with his son in la jolla. is that enough to woo female voters? or is this just another example of how wealth affects health? because mr. romney has no shortage of money. >> well, you know, i have to say neither picture probably hurts either one of them. they both look pretty good for their age, to be honest. mitt romney was smart enough in that picture to realize that maybe he shouldn't bare his chest. so he has a body suit on. that was a smart decision. more decisions like, that he might end up actually doing much better in the election than we colonelly think he will. >> specifically, will that help him with women? >> i think it would be more likely to help him with younger voters than women voters. really, if you're going to try to turn on the women voters, you would probably go for the picture of obama. he is looking pretty hot. and if you're young, you're thinking it is pretty cool that the guy can hang ten. >> okay, karen. mitt romne

and ken vogel from politico. thank you.heard, the talk that the whole war on women is fabricated. we can forget about senator blount's amendments. he called it a war on caterpillars. how would you like to respond? >> well, first of all, the analogy to caterpillars, women and caterpillars, bugs to be squashed. i think he could have chosen a better word. the thing that really make me angry about this is i'm sure they did like it better when we weren't paying attention to what they were doing. but the reality is, last year, there were 1100 anti-women provided introduced in state legislature. this year we've already had 900. we have eight states trying to defund planned parenthood. 13 states trying to push the same mandatory ultrasound bill that bob mcdonald did in virginia. we have 11 states trying to ban abortion from, insurance from providing abortion. we have 23 states that are trying to do that with the health insurance. we have tom corbett telling women to just shut their eyes. we have rick perry telling low income women

and ezra vogel, deng ziaoping and the transformation of china, harvard university press.d the 2001 nbcc award of the biography goes to john lewis gaddis george f. kennan, an american life. [applause] and i will read the citation from marianna who couldn't be with us tonight. georgette kennan and american life by john lewis gaddis is the story of an american diplomat, who turns it inspired, exasperated and appalled never held high office indicated the necessary insincerities of the diplomatic trade triet gaddis, a distinguished historian, began work on the biography in 1982. his task and it is 30 years later after his death after 101-years-old. a long biography to read a long life. he built a portrait of the man was the instincts of a master manipulator and a temperament and also to for the service. his containment doctrine governed american foreign policy for half a century, arguably prevented will was read and both predicted and set the stage for the crumbling of the soviet empire. he ably adopt his achievement pushing the world back from the brink of annihilation and gi

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. >> vogel sang will be in the next game. all the way to the bottom of the ninth.abrera was up and should have been a force at home. can't hang on to the throw. emmanuel score answer the giants win in walk off fashion, 4-3. now on to the as. they will look to win the game with the mariners today. they took an early lead in the inning yesterday with gees must montero stealing a home. he comes through again to give them a 4-1 lead. that's how it ends. as they pitch eight scoreless inning and the as get shout out. >>> sharks won't be coming home without a two game lead over the blues. 90 seconds into the game, sharks defenseman antially knocked the puck in his own net. there it goes in slow motion. hard to watch. >> not a good way to watch. blues scored two more goaland sharks didn't score any. >> few of them were even beaten up in a brawl at the ends of the game. they returned to the game for game three tomorrow. >>> good morning to you. looking forward to another good looking day. over the bay this morning, we have got gray skies. missouri of us with the clouds over