happy. i am upset. john would be rolling over in his grave right now. i am telling you are you leaving the show? 11 national basketball championships and you put ucla back here in the back? no. no one puts ucla in the corner. arizona? steve, are you serious? i have never lost to arizona. this is where we re going to take our rightful spot right here. now it is time to start the show, rach. let s go. thank you for that patrick swayze moment. nice. it is a lot of bragging about ucla for a guy who never took ucla to a final four. in fact, i believe, look, reggie miller here, i believe won one game in the ncaa tournament. why are we going to go there? supposed to be establishing your credentials and all i see are short shorts. that s what is established in this piece. look how short. john stockton right now should be thought that my shorts are shorter than his.
started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn t their time yet. before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the streets with a warrant issued for her arrest. william violated the rules by entering another inmate s cell without permission and lost the chance to earn time off his sentence for good behavior. cory had been sent to segregation after he was caught on surveillance cameras fighting another inmate. today s not a good day. i haven t been taking my meds for nine days. i m constantly dealing with jimmy and voices hey, yo, are you serious, man? it was definitely emotional
were in the hunting section. everyone was fine. we went in. two employees came over to us told us we have to leave the store and we asked why and they said there is a gunman, and we said, are you serious, and thankfully we got out of the door and they helped us. you could hear a guy screaming, but we got out and police were there when we got outside. what was the man saying? he was saying get everyone out. i could not hear because we just tried to get out. heather: police had brief contact with the man after three hours and they sent in a robot and they found the victim dead. his name has not been released but he has a history of mental health issues. gregg: new developments to tell you about a guilty verdict in a rape case that grabbed national attention. two ohio high school football players found guilty of raping a drunken 16-year-old girl in august. today, a judge sentenced the two
how about that? and showw walt ter is a good guy. and some people say, are you serious, jesse, asking me about the debt and some pr guys didn t want me to ask about president obama and they didn t need the headache, if trashing the president. and what about the athletes, their awareness of the factor and news. high, middle, low? high. pirates loved the the factor and some of the other players not so much. i think it s just, they don t know any more or less than the average american. bill: reflective of the population. a microcosm. bill: usually rabid sports fans are aware of what s going
probably not. (laughter) what was that, what the hell was that? do you ever watch the o reilly factor on fox news channel? every once in a while. i watch his show all the time and i love it. i seen him go into a rage the other day. and o reilly, chill a little bit. i definitely like the talking points memo. probably more specifically and i d like 0 to see he more often watters world. you have good taste. killing me, mom. and i do. how about that? and showw walt ter is a good guy. and some people say, are you serious, jesse, asking me about the debt and some pr guys didn t want me to ask about president obama and they didn t need the headache, if