frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result welcomes from our humble abode new regulations state that an individual needs to just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted my way to take out the credit right that small during entirely but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't rebuy but after government you tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders over twenty five thousand pounds but they changed their minds which means that frankie is now being pursued by the by and can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about the

last and with his court date penciled in for september it's beginning to hit home for frankie he could lose the house he's lived in for over twenty years. r.t. london. i'm next in the second part of our special report on interrogation tactics in the u.s. . you know people in moscow say they're like who websites and facebook groups about the childfree lifestyle which i didn't believe until i saw the cover for the aug twelfth copy of time magazine yes child free is no real thing sadly basically these are people who have started a cool trend of not having children and using their time and resources completely for themselves you know if you don't want to have kids that is your business and i really couldn't change your mind even if i wanted to but there are people all over the internet who are just swimming in their own self-satisfaction like pigs in slop because they are part of the no kids trend the sickening part about this trend or should i see mentality is that these people glow in the door themselves for being too selfish to give their time and money to a child oh i'm the center of t

lost and with his court date penciled in for september it's beginning to hit home for frankie could lose the house he's lived in for over twenty years. r.t. london. up next in our special report on look at some interrogation methods used by u.s. police and her effective they actually that's something the show. they say geopolitics is a lot like a schoolyard and what obama snubbing a meeting with the president of russia to in theory punish him for the stoughton incident sounds kind of amateur that is the kind of stuff the girl you did when you're sixteen would do cancel a date just to show you how much her feelings are hurt let's not mistake the cancelled meeting with cutting off diplomatic relations which is the total rejection of any form of discussion with another country which really sent a bold and possibly dangerous but a cold message but obama did was more like a minor annoyance he knows that he will talk to putin again in the near future i mean how are they not going to talk in the next g. eight summit what is he just going to have to hide behind merkel the whole time and hope it

loss not good and with his court date penciled in for september it's beginning to hit home for frankie could lose the house he's lived in for over twenty years. r.t. london well just after this short break abby martin looks at the reality of american israeli relations breaking the status coming your way in just a few minutes. you know people in moscow say there are like whole web sites and facebook groups about the childfree lifestyle which i didn't believe until i saw the cover for the aug twelfth copy of time magazine yes child free is no real thing sadly basically these are people who have started a cool trend of not having children and using their time and resources completely for themselves you know if you don't want to have kids that is your business and i really couldn't change your mind even if i wanted to but there are people all over the internet who are just swimming in their own self-satisfaction like pigs in slop because they are part of the no kids trend the sickening part about this trend or should i see mentality is that these people glow in the door themselves for bein

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted mile for somebody to take out the credit write that small are doing entirely but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't rebuy but after government use tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders over twenty five thousand pounds but they change their minds which means that frank who is now being pursued by the by and can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about the threshold se

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted mile for somebody to take out the credit write that small doing until i like but the word unsecured was attached to it secured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't reply but after government you tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders over twenty five thousand pounds but they change their minds which means that frank who is now being pursued by the by and can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we wanted bout threshold set at twe

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted mile for somebody to take out the credit write that small are doing entirely but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't repay but after government huge fan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders i returned to five thousand pounds but they changed their minds which means that frank who is now being pursued by the buying can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about the threshol

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted for somebody to take out the credit write that small are doing entirely but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't repay but after government you tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders i returned to five thousand pounds but they changed their minds which means that frankie is now being pursued by the bank and faces losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about threshold said the twent

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted mile for somebody to take out the credit right that small are doing and so i like but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't repay but after government you tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders over twenty five thousand pounds but they changed their minds which means that frank who is now being pursued by the by and can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about threshold

frankie's ran up several thousand pounds worth of credit card bills that he can't pay off and because of new laws he could lose his home as a result new regulations state that an individual needs to own just a thousand pounds on their credit card or personal loans for a lender to force them to sell their home through court nobody asked me or twisted mile for somebody to take out the credit write that small are doing until i like but the word unsecured was attached to it unsecured borrowing is borrowing that it isn't attached to anything initially you're not at risk of losing anything if you don't rebuy but after government you tan all that changed a charging order is a way for a lender to secure a debt from a credit card or a personal loan against an individual's house back in two thousand and ten the coalition government promised to make the threshold for charging orders over twenty five thousand pounds but they changed their minds which means that frankie is now being pursued by the by and can face is losing his house over a debt of six thousand pounds we want to about threshold set

que fue al son cierto mÁs esperado del verano, pasaron a santa cecilia, roberto tapia, prince royce, frankie irÍa y el seÑor 305. llegÓ, cantor y se fue sin conceder eÑ entntrevistas. >>> mÁs de uno cantÓ las cancion de roberto tapia. >>> roberto tapia, ¿como viste la banda de los angeles?. >>> wow! que chulada, de verdad me encanta venir a presentarme aquÍ con mi gente de los angeles siempre con un gran recibimiento. esperaba cosas buenas, pero me sorprendieron. gracias mi gente de los angeles. >>> asegurÓ que dejara de cantar narco-corridos. con tal de no pagar la multa de 10.000 dÓlares, como le ocurrio a los tucanes de tijuana, y al comander. >>> voy a tener canciones maÍz y los 3 cochinitos, crew crew no me multen ja ja ja (rÍe). >>> 30 conciertos con 30.000 dÓlares, deposito a mi hija cuando tengan 18 aÑos se vayan a las vegas. >>> frankie estaba feliz de participar. >>> estar con la gente bonita. >>> y prince royce tuvo un virus tomo mal que lo atacÓ se anunciara un acuerdo multimillonario que se llegÓ para la difusiÓn de sus composiciones con una nueva compaÑÍa. >>

fiesta de fin de verano en six flags america, con artistas como lucky reyes, mizka, joe montana, gocho y frankie j... la cita es a partir de las doce del mediodi Ía este domingo 18 de agosto en six flags, venga con toda su familia y disfrute de las atracciones acuaticas, meca nicas y excelente mÚsica latina... local cae parcialmente. hay reportes de heridos. arrestan a mas de 200 personas supuestamente viculadas con poderosa pandilla criminal. este maestro de escuela secundaria fue arrestado se dice tras supuestamente mantener una relacion indebida con una estudiante. en los deportes les tendremos la previa del torneo avianca univision en sus cuartos de finales. ...que tal bienvenidos...en una noticia en desarrollo.. el techo de un edificio cayo esta noche durante un evento en el sureste del distrito de columbia. alli se encuentra silvana quiroz con los detalles de ultimo minuto.. silvana..adelante. en una operaciÓn denominada al filo de la navaja, el servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas junto a investigadores del departamento de seguridad nacional y autoridades locales detuvieron a 361 persona

. >> they are jimmy, dear friend jimmy, neri's pub, and frankie, johnny's steakhouse, both here in new york city. and way off from baltimore, maryland, baby, pete. >> that's wonderful. >> perfect. >> from the costas inn in baltimore. >> by the way, you have the best-tasting food, kath. >> i do. >> i've tried every one of the places. >> and frankie john's? but you had crabs before. so delicious. >> and you'll be at my house on saturday. >> yes, yes. >> saturday evening, a little crab. okay. >> these are the best. >> tell us. >> it starts with the meat. >> it does. actually, the meat is from colorado. >> okay. >> it's american and it's where -- >> and all with salt and pepper. >> a little bit of lemon. >> and somehow, something on the grill is unique, though. it's amazing. >> it's a cast iron stove, and the heat in there is tremendous. >> these are the sides. >> we get mashed potatoes and the corn and the spinach. >> the spinach. >> when do we get to eat it? >> in a minute. >> now, we go on to this recipe, peter. >> this is your -- mine, too. favorite dish. >> we used to go on wednesdays

hola amigos soy frankie j.. de verano, fueron muchas las personas que acudieron, las entrevistas que hicimos y las horas de diversion asi que aqui les presento una primera parte... la lluvia no fue impedimento para que cientos de personas se dieran cita en six flags amÉrica la gran fiesta de cierre de verano uno de los artistas mÁs esperados fue frankie j, quien nos hablÓ de su etapa de solista luego de su separaciÓn con los cumbia kings...take sot y con pruebas de aptitud fi Ísica y vocacional tambiÉl miembros del ejÉrcito compartieron con la comunidad latina... y atencion bailarines folkloricos del area, le invitamos a participar en un concurso de danza que enaltece su talento y sus raices... ♪. ♪. ♪ "despierta amÉrica ♪". ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> la reforma migratoria, sufre un tropiezo en la cÁmara de representantes, rechazan una vÍa especial a la ciudadanÍa. >>> estados unidos en candela, decenas de incendios arden en los estados del oeste de la naciÓn, en idaho, miles de evacuados, las l

my mom came running up and said, "frankie, frankie, what are you doing? what are you doing?" and she came charging after the gun and i shot her right in the head with the 30/30. >> inmate frank street was 26 years old when he killed his mother but it's what he did after that, that's most disturbing. >> i've become delusional. they say insane. i heard a voice that said, you got to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. i wasn't a sane person who did that back then. you don't eat brains from somebody's body if you're sane. back then i was insane. and i -- i went to prison. i don't think i should have gone to prison. >> sometimes my feeling is that many courts are having to deal with these people and don't know what to do with them and kind of throw up their hands and say, hey, i have nothing else to do but send this person to prison and we end up with them. >> frank is being treated in the residential treatment unit for advanced schizophrenia, regularly receiving medication for his illness. >> probably one of the biggest things that we're able to monitor here and

frankie, it's me, killer. i just busted out of prison and the cops are after me. ooh, talk to me, baby. okay, i think i lost them. ( mooing ) uh-oh, a cow. eat lead, bossy. listen, tony, i need someplace to hide. oh, this place looks good-- "742 evergreen terrace." ( gasps ) now, to open the door and kill who's-ever inside. i'll start by turning the knob. ( laughing ) got you, mrs.... ( groans ) oh, my god. ( bart laughing ) oh, mom, you are a prankster's dream. ( laughs ) wow, you really clobbered him. that was a horrible trick to play on your mother. yeah, well, it serves you right for eavesdropping. well, i guess we both learned a lesson... but, if anybody asks, you hit him. clerk: but you can't just repossess our merchandise. the i ching said i had six months until bankruptcy. hey, channel somebody who gives a damn. can't we discuss this over some sympathy tea? sorry, the teas are already on the truck. hmm... there's only enough room on the truck for this one. ah, we'll get the other one later. ( grunting ) hey... this piece of junk is finally doing something.

life, new name, say hello to frankie. now a the alias paris, redhead, is reportedly using at therapeutic boarding school in utah. her brother, prince, keeping quiet. reports are she's doing well in intensive therapy 78 days after her suicide attempt. >> overdose. >> someone at the $14,000-per-month school leaked new pics of paris. we've chosen not to show them. rowe, threatening to sue whoever sold out her daughter. with paris wasd tragic. it was a cry for help. jackson family therney weighing in on jackson family drama. >> debbie rowe, does she have an to adopt paris? >> that would be the wrong way to go. if she has a relationship with forward, it will be good for paris. >> are you keeping up with the a.e.g. case? i'm believing she'll walk away with a lot of money. shakedown.s like a >> no, i don't agree with you. a higher duty to look behind the screen and say who is tosuy and what is he michael? >> new details on the billion michael? >> new details on the billion dollar this is the moment i knew... ...his future had no

court date penciled in for september it's beginning to hit home for frankie could lose the house he's lived in for over twenty years playboy. london coming up we'll take a closer look at some of the interrogation methods used by u.s. police after two if they really are. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style. markets why not. handle find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike skies or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on r.t. . the crime is that of viola manville a seventy four year old woman found dead on the twenty ninth of november one nine hundred eighty eight along this dirt track. dozens of suspects will be questioned and all will be released including frank stirling seen in this photograph. two years later detectives trained by reed reopen the case and are convinced frank is guilty. a few years earlier his brother had been sentenced to prison for raping viola manning and frank stirling is thought to have wanted

day there is a lot of books in the lie braen that i can select but i bring this one and it is called franky and the phoenix and i bring this and the giving tree which is one of my favorites. i am a huge fan of books and all that you do in the unified school district. so this book is very educational and the illustrations are phenomenal and the couple in the marina and it was written specifically about the role of the fire boat phoenix during the 1919 earthquake which we will be commemorating the 24th anniversary, often times i go to the schools and many of the kids have not heard of the book and it is educational at all levels and adults can learn from it as well and i am proud tonight to say that on behalf of the fire department we want to donate a book to each of the schools and it is really on behalf of one of our retired members who i speak with today and he wanted to be anonymous and i said please could i mention your name and it is somebody that i worked with a colleague of my recently retired and his name is tom dudea. and he retired as an assistant deputy chief and i was proud to pr

he was a young stud like frankie avalon and the sees him and says i'll like to fool around with him. would you mind? he used to come over to make love to linda and senior would be of the house watching a mary had no idea. guess what? you think he will get killed. no. he took a liking to larry and schooled him with eight robberies and get away drive began during homicide that became his need killing partner. so go figure. these are some of the guise of the last colombo war there's the person to work, the gallo war and then the third war to take over the family. this is a believe with 130 guys 600 to the gambia space yet they have been incredibly violent history nobody space told now why. the reason is, they have this person on the inside giving intelligence using it to walk off or even a buy murder or indictment of all the people around him to site violence. the third war of the takeover it instigated by 89 as the informant and all of the debriefing memos went directly including j. edgar hoover. this is on my website. go to peter lance.com. this is brilliant. 1962 before we get there.

says "frankie the fist" beat on her before going to work. come get her. i called sammy. he says he'll get the limo come over, get me go to queens, we'll get my sister the kids. so he stole mr. vance's limo. borrowed. he brought us by here. and then what, he just vanishes? ( sighs ) brady threw up again. these men don't need to know your brother's business. your little brother got sick? in the car. uncle sammy was mad. he got to get the car washed. so, where's the nearest car wash? sammy morris? yeah. we need you to come with us. what for, borrowing the car? for the murder of christy garrison. what, the sister? she's murdered?! you're kidding me. if i was kidding you i'd be wearing a fez and no pants. i didn't do anything, man. i swear for god. school i.d.-- christy frances garrison. lipstick inside, pocket mirror... palm pilot. let's go. sammy: i was bringing the limo back. accident in the tunnel held us up. brady got sick. i had to wait for the car wash to open. i couldn't bring the limo back like that. yeah, right-- compared to offing the neighbor messing up the boss's

loss not good and with his court date penciled in for september it's beginning to hit home for frankie kid lose the house he's lived in for over twenty years playboy artsy london coming up after the break it's cross talk with host people about. world. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report. things are considered i'm here all about broken dreams in sobering reality says the u.s. gone from a country with a bleep of ever greater prosperity and upward mobility to one where more and more get by on low wages in jobs that will always be temporary so differently can employment now and in the future be defined as. the u.s. economy. to cross-talk mcdonnell ization i'm joined by austin peterson in washington he is the c.e.o. of stone gate and editor of the libertarian republic dot com and in new york we cross to eric draitser he is the founder of stop i

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fiesta de fin de verano en six flags america, con artistas como lucky reyes, mizka, joe montana, gocho y frankie j... la cita es a partir de las doce del mediodi Ía este domingo 18 de agosto en six flags, venga con toda su familia y disfrute de las atracciones acuaticas, meca nicas y excelente mÚsica latina... ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. > hoy es viernes 16 de agto, del 2013, esto es noticia, la gordura mata, mÁs de lo que se creÍa antes, se puede morir de peso, rece que sÍ, las cosas se ponen peor, acusan al gobierno de estados unidos de espiar mÁs de lo que reconociÓ, nuevos datos contra la privacidad, quÉ pasa en venezuela contra homosexues, es la lÍtica oficia atacar a gays, las Últimas dearaciones del gobierno de maduro, y un nuevo animal en el mundo, se llama olinguito,o podrÁ ver aquÍ en el noticiero, en la selva imposible. comenzamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> muy buenas noches, la gordura mata. esa la noticia hoy, nuevos estudios sugieren que la obesidad lejos de ser un problema, serÍun princal ca

. >>> frankie j dijo estar feliz de participar. >>> fue un honor. >>> y prince royce se marchÓ corriendo debido a un virus estomacal. y dijo que se acordarÁ un acuerdo multimillonario. >>> y univisiÓn tiro la casa por la ventana en este magno evento, y las mÁs de 10 mil personas aquÍ se fueron contentos por presenciar este espectÁculo gratuitamente. >>> felicitamos a magalÍ ortiz que recibiÓ un premio en los Ángeles como madre hispana trabajadora, y subiÓ a recoger el galardÓn, y jomari goyzo tambiÉn fue el maestro de ceremonia, nuestra abogada rodrÍguez tambiÉn fue reconocida, felicidades a todos. nos alegra mucho. y vamos a una pausa. un joven fue baleado y asegura que un Ángel le tendiÓ su mano. la falta de tiempo no es excusa para hacer ejercicios, le mostramos cÓmo tener los mismos resultados solo en 15 minutos. crees eso? >>> cÓmo? eso hay que verlo. serÍa los 15 minutos de impacto. y amigos, los bosques arden peligrosamente y amenazon con devorar miles de casas. y estamos listas para leer sus comentarios a travÉs de twitter @ "primer impacto." regresamos en minu

. >> reporter: this little guy is frankie and today he's enjoying a blueberry facial at the salon. yep, blueberry. >> dog owners love to kiss their babies in the face so they don't want that sour smell. >> reporter: frankie's in great hands, and she's a top notch canine creative stylist. >> creative styling is where you add a bit of color, whether it's rhinestones, a bit of glitter. >> reporter: move over westminster. canine creative styling is practically a competitive sport. do they like that? >> they love that. >> reporter: she has a flair for fur. she keeps her treatments skin deep and that's good. but the parent quest for beauty can go much deeper. all over the world pet owners spend millions from relatively simple procedures like pierced ears, tattoos and braces if those crooked teeth just don't fit. to the complicated facelifts for sagging skin. liposuction for obese dogs, nose jobs for pooches with breathing problems. and to help dogs with droopy eyelids, believe it or not, a little botox. but why? dogs don't care how they look, says top notch veterinarian dr. marty becker.

this is the room where their second son frankie died of typhus when he was 4 years old. this was a blow to jane and franklin. he was the apple of their eye, quite an interesting little character, according to her letters. and they were devastated by his death and jane was in mourning quite a long time over frankie's death. >> i think a big house especially with only one child now was too much for jane to take care of. i don't think she was interested in housekeeping particularly. i think she just wasn't capable of taking care of a house. pierce went off to fight in the mexican war in 1847 and they sold the house when he came back in 1848 and then they lived in a boarding house again in concord and lived in a boarding situation for the rest of their lives. >> we return to washington and the story of the white house because a fairly amazing thing, at least to my ears, seemed to happen which is two years into this darkness and mourning and reclusive life on the second floor of the white house, she comes out of it. how did that happen and what was this new jane pierce like?

some of the many other issues including the dwindling security situation, the lack of jobs and the frankie weak economy, many are looking to go home, and like can are choosing so, but as we have been pointing out, the life in afghanistan is very uncertain, but it's a risk at least some are willing to take. thank you very much. life for us in afghanistan. a second suspect has been invested in the gang rape of a photo journalists. the two are expected to appear in court. female activists say new laws and public outrage are not enough to deter rape itselfs. where a group of women has been taking their safety into their own hands. >> packing a punch, this self-defense class is teaching women to protect themselves on the streets of new delhi. university student says she constantly worries about her safety. >> i should feel more security when i am walking by, even into my colony, or someone in my house, i am so apprehensive. who is is following me, who is looking at me -- you are never safe. >> how many of you think if a man attacks you, you can take him on? >> started these free classes at the

>> the olympics with frankie. >> yeah. that was good hair. i kind of like that look. >> that was also -- you do it with -- no, just a little curling rod. >> what about the sleek look? >> i'm just looking at how thin my face was. >> i like the bangs. >> get over it. they're gone. >> come on now. >> well, i say i win that one. ♪ ♪ or has time rewritten every line ♪ >> oh, i could listen to barbra streisand all day long. >> she sings beautifully. >> do you know what movie that's from? hodawoman. >> "the way we were." that's the name of the song. >> do you know -- do you know who wrote it? >> don't try to one-up me. i already got it. "the way we were." >> who wrote it? >> one of your friends. >> the amazing marvin hamlisch, whom we miss desperately. do you remember when you found your first gray hair? >> you know what's funny? in one of those pictures, not the first two hideous ones but the third kind of hideous one. when i was in high school, i started to get a gray, like a bonnie raitt streak. >> wow. >> i had it -- no, i never -- >> some

. >> frankie, good to see you. haven't seen you in a while. it's better. it's better. we're going to meet up in -- you know don's office? we're going to meet up there. >> yes. >> haven't seen you in a while. >> yes. been busy. you're always busy. >> run around a lot. >> making millions of dollars. >> millions and millions, yes. how is work going? >> yeah. i enjoy it. >> and that's working well, being in the dorm setting and all of that? >> it's very satisfying, yeah. >> you got friends there? >> lots of them. they're very kind people over there. >> wonderful. >> so we play cards and make slams and eat pizzas. >> one of these days when i have a little courage i'll try one of those slams. i've heard a lot about them. >> street is a work in progress. things aren't progressing as well for nick compton. his claims that members of the aryan brotherhood are extorting his family for protection money have been discredited. >> i interviewed the people that supposedly the money orders are going to, and according to what they were telling me he was in debt. the one guy doesn't hav

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because not only was paddy going to sea, he was taking his 12-year-old son frankie, his 14-year-old son jerome, and paddy easeleddest son, james, was on another schooner. so during this storm paddy is out to sea with his three sons. and as a scene in the book -- and this is all true, you know, researched -- paddy was last seen in a dory as the waves are rising, and another skipper is saying what are you doing, paddy? there's a dell coming. and paddy says, i know, but we've got a stray dory. paddy was looking for his son, jerome. meanwhile, he knows his son frankie's onboard the schooner terrified, and his eldest son james is captaining a schooner for the first time. so, you know, incredible scenes. and the research, i was really fortunate that many people had memories and had witnessed certain parts of the storm and could help me recreate, you know, having seen paddy or, you know, having seen the priest who had to knock on all these doors and let the families know, you know, your father's not coming home. so it was an incredible piece of history for me because as a journalist, i've inte

. >> they are jimmy, dear friend jimmy, neri's pub, and frankie, johnny's steakhouse, both here in new york city. and way off from baltimore, maryland, baby, pete. >> that's wonderful. >> perfect. >> from the costas in baltimore. >> by the way, you have the best-tasting food, kath. >> i do. >> i've tried every one of the places. >> and frankie john's? but you had crabs before. so delicious. >> and you'll be at my house on saturday. >> yes, yes. >> saturday evening, a little crab. okay. >> these are the best. >> tell us. >> it starts with the meat. >> it does. actually, the meat is from colorado. >> okay. >> it's american and it's where -- >> and all with salt and pepper. >> a little bit of lemon. >> and somehow, something on the grill is unique, though. it's amazing. >> it's a cast iron stove, and the heat in there is tremendous. >> these are the sides. >> we get mashed potatoes and the corn and the spinach. >> the spinach. >> when do we get to eat it? >> in a minute. >> now, we go on to this recipe, peter. >> this is your -- mine, too. favorite dish. >> we used to go on wednesdays bef

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when frankie and tangelo, frank -- figures played by this incredible actor, he's in a bar. all of a sudden he's sitting there. some guy comes in and starts to strangle him to death. michael lamb says side. and then they come by. he becomes a government witness. very famous scene. well, that was based on an actual incident. this herbart in brooklyn, they called them. , it's a lot to me on sunday to be sure enough that is exactly what happens. he was strangled. the concept of the combined the lift. so that is a true story. now the land down. hyper violent. they decided to take their revenge. so jelly later went to prison for a while. he was the first suspect by the way when colombo was shot. as i say in this book, i have new information. i believe he engineered the merger. the less morning of his life, as birthday. a great on ironic kinds of events. is is like al qaeda. it will pick an event. he just marry this beautiful young woman. they're up that the cobra, the co but cabana, the famous nightclub with the great scene in the beginning. he takes the train into the kitchen. t

life, new name, say hello to frankie. now a the alias paris, redhead, is reportedly using at therapeutic boarding school in utah. her brother, prince, keeping quiet. reports are she's doing well in intensive therapy 78 days after her suicide attempt. >> overdose. >> someone at the $14,000-per-month school leaked new pics of paris. we've chosen not to show them. rowe, threatening to sue whoever sold out her daughter. with paris wasd tragic. it was a cry for help. jackson family therney weighing in on jackson family drama. >> debbie rowe, does she have an to adopt paris? >> that would be the wrong way to go. if she has a relationship with forward, it will be good for paris. >> are you keeping up with the a.e.g. case? i'm believing she'll walk away with a lot of money. shakedown.s like a >> no, i don't agree with you. a higher duty to look behind the screen and say who is tos guy and what is he michael? >> new details on the billion dollar >> renee's here now with the three words your kids have been toading this summer, back

because not only was he going to see, he was taking his 12 year old son frankie, his fortune your son jerome, and his eldest son, james, was on another screen. so during this storm, he is out to sea with his three sons. and there's a scene in the book, and this is all true, researched. he was last seen as the waves are rising and another skipper is saying, what are you doing? there's a devil coming. and he says, i know, but we have a straight dory. he was looking for his son jerome. meanwhile, he knows his sons on board are terrified and is always james is happening a school for the first time. it's an incredible scene, and the research. i was fortunate that many people have memories and witnessed certain parts of the storm and toby retreated, having seen the priests who had been knocking on these doors and let the families know. you know, your father is not coming home. so it was an incredible piece of history for me because as a journalist, i have any the many different people for stories, but this was my family. this was probably the hardest story i've ever written about because i

this is the room where their second son, franky, died of typhus when he was 4 years old. this was a great blow to both jane and franklin. he was the apple of their eye. quite an interesting little character, according to their letters. they were devastated by his death. jane was in mourning for quite a long time over franky's death. >> i think a big house, especially with only one child now, was too much for jane to take care of. i don't think she was interested in house keeping, particularly. i just don't think she was capable of taking care of a house. pierce went off to war in 1847, and they sold the house when he came back in 1848. then they lived in a boarding house when he came back, and they lived in a boarding situation for the rest of their lives. >> mary was james pierce's sister. they were close friends throughout life. mary was there for jane at all the most important times in her life. jane came to andover to visit the cousins. mary and john had children. franklin and jane became very close and attached to those children after their son passed away. this is r

we would go a casino and go to a lounge and see franky lane, they didn't charge us. they would bring us -- i think i started to really drink. they bring us a free drink. hors d'oeuvre. they wanted us to gamble. that's what las vegas was about. gambling. with the outset of gambling being common place, basically around the world, people don't come to to gamble as much of the other things the town reshaped officer to offer. we have the best restaurants in the world. wonderful retail shopping. if you wanted to by somebody a gift you went to jc and target. it was great. if you wanted to see a show, of some intelligent you flew to san francisco. now we have a wonderful performing arts center and the finest retail shopping in the world. i don't think there's a to be we don't -- shop we don't have here. there are two different world. which someone best? ic they were trade-off. as i say the best of everything, and available to we who live here as well as our visitors. in the old days we didn't have that. but in the old days there was something nice about relationship between

, and he's giving a slice of cake to each gangster got - louis from chicago you run the copacabana, frankie you get the prostitutes, he's dividing up the island among all the american gangsters and appropriately enough the birthday cake has an outline of cuba on it, he's giving them a slice of cuba. and while hyman roth is doing this he says: "isn't it great to be in a country with a government that respects private enterprise?" and that's how media policies have been done in the united states for the past 50 years and it's increasing in the last 20 years. extraordinarily powerful lobbyists duke it out behind closed doors for the biggest slice of the cake. the public knows nothing about it, it doesn't participate. and that's the problem ac

guy taylor of the washington times and for the frankie of the christian science monitor join us. we talk about potential successors to ben bernanke. talks aboutnald humanitarian efforts in turkey, jordan and lebanon in response to the health impacts of the syrian civil war. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> has technology plateaued? >> no, absolutely not. absolutely not. changingy is always and always coming up -- technology companies are always coming up with something new and there are new technology companies all the time

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. >> you can get the home binge cosby had, a collection of frankie lloyd wright's house. >> i'm going to be doing that and tweeting pictures of myself in belgium on air mattresses. i love this idea. the deal of the day, $249, sleep on a yacht in san francisco harbor. >> do you do like boats, house boats. >> 1,000200 boats on our site, spanish armada. >> 31 years old, an upstart. >> are you single? >> yes. >> my sister lives in san francisco. i'll have to work on this. >> brian, thank you so much. we're going to keep our conversation going about the sharing economy. online with brian, use the #mojoe. >> let me give you advice, a very good looking man. >> discussion this afternoon, afternoon mojoe.msnbc.com. meekds giving fashion advice. al qaeda has been defeated. congressman peter king's satellite hookup back up. that and today's business headlines straight ahead on "morning joe." be right back. i'm tony siragusa and i'm training guys who leak a little, to guard their manhood with new depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my

. >> she was a beautiful woman but she was not -- frances cleveland, franky as she was known in the press, was just -- to tell a story about how clever she was. you may have had it on this show. >> she had her due last week. >> the president of spain is the first real visitor of state. she was the same as age as mr. cleveland. there was a reception at the white house and a pretty, pretty woman had -- wore pearls clear to the floor and diamonds and all that stuff. ms. cleveland wore an off-white silk dress. it was a coup. she stole the show. >> benjamin harrison, our 23rd president, he was the republican -- cleveland was a democrat. we're going to learn about some of the policies of his administration. but we talked about the fact that we'd be reading quotes for her diary and dave measure douk on twitter asks, knowing how important the presidency had become, did caroline expect her diary to be made public someday? we're going answer that question about her diaries by visiting the harrison house. it is in indianapolis. and if you get to the cap cal -- capital city of indiana, visit it yours

>> the olympics with frankie. >> oh, that was good hair. >> i kind of like that look. >> that was also -- you do it with -- no, just a little curling rod. >> the sleek look. >> i'm just looking at how thin my face was. >> i like the bangs. >> get over it. they're gone. >> come on now. >> i say i win that one. ♪ >> oh, i could listen to barbra streisand all day long. >> she sings beautifully. >> do you know what movie that's from? >> "the way we were." that's the name of the song. >> do you know -- do you know who wrote it? >> don't try to one up me. i already got it. "the way we were." >> who wrote it? >> one of your friends. >> the amazing marvin hamlisch whom we miss desperately. do you remember when you found your first gray hair. >> in one of those pictures, not the first two hideous ones, but the third kind of hideous one, when i was in high school, i started to get a gray, like a bonnie raitt streak. >> wow. >> i had it -- >> sometimes that's what triggers it. >> i had that gray swoop forever and i tried to cover it. you know how it's hard with a stubborn gray patch. >> especia

. >> that would be brian frankie, one of the great video ygrapher. i wish you could have seen these two reacting and swooning. >> mr. darcy. >> oh, darling. >> i guess you're a close enough substitute. only if you get in the water. >> go for it. you're right there. >> go. >> reporter: i'm not going to do that. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> up next the surprising differences between the sexes when it comes to caring for our aging parents. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an amazing deal, and i love that designer. [ shopper ] you paid how much for that? [ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls. >>> we're back now at 8:40 with a survey about baby boomers caring for their elderly pants. it maybe an eye opener about what it reveals for men and women. it was conducted by more magazine. steve is aentleman taking care of his elderly parents. good morning to both of you. >> hi. >> headlines and one jumped out at me. >> 81% of us do believe that we owe

that was michael frankie singing "closer to you." >>> we saw an interesting survey in "business insider." it asked people questions with their states. one of them was which state has the weirdest accent, which one do you think? >> we know the answer. >> i would have suggested texas. >> y'all. >> yeah. that i think was in there. but let's just say how do you park your car. park your car. >> boston. >> massachusetts. >> that's right. actress julianne moore did a funny boston accent when she was on "30 rock." >> i'll give you two words. >> ten. >> four. final offer. >> i'll wait. not forever. >> i'll try. wicked hard. >> everything is wicked. wicked hard. >> i've always wondered how did accents develop? everybody came from, you know, england. >> right. >> most of us. others of us, somebody came and got us. whether we wanted to or not. >> can you do an english accent? >> al is the best. >> do it. >> all right. well, i don't know. if you've got the notes right with me. i don't want to get my nickers in a twist. i don't see the problem! >> that's like an accent. >> she's not going to hold! cl