evening and this whole convention is how detailed it is running on time. true to the business titan who head this ticket, it s run like a fine swiss clock and ceo meeting. if you are late or go over both, which makes me think television anchors would not be accepted, you do not last. they cut your microphone. they were running 20 minutes ahead of schedule, and then what they did was use the band to fill time. that s what being ahead of schedule gets you. the bottom line is tonight is a night for everyone here to sort of stake up their claim of what makes the nominee thee guy for the job. we ll hear from his wife, ann romney, to humanize him. you heard a great deal about that showing the softer, kinder, gentler side of the candidate. you re also going to hear from the governor of the state that put governor romney over the top, and that would be chris christie of new jersey. he has a red meat speech ready to load and fire. we re going to hear later in the next hour from rick s
i m moving. to get to what you were saying as a formal waiter myself, it is not the frys we take, but it is the ones you put back you have to watch out about. and rarely do they involve our mouths. i am trying to warn the public. we are awful people. from the overpaid to the to a tirade. has his bluster lost its luster? chris kristy has his real name and engaging in a shout fest with some dude at the jersey shore. i believe it was stage and screen actor philip seymo re hoffman. he is always causing trouble in a speedo. roll tape, people who roll tape. you are a real big shot. keep walking. keep walking. pundits say it calls into question his readiness to be a vp nominee. locals seem to be less than pleased as well according to a poll 80% of respondents voted
e-mail, text, tweets and the rest are making us more lonely and depressed and possibly crazy. according to news week, kids ask your great grandparents what that is. the proof is piling up that it is unhealthy meaning it is prone to acd and add. those are all letters and psychotic disorders. one oxford professor says on-line activity could leave us glassy eyed zombies. another says, quote, it encourages and even promotes insanity. and a neuro scientist notes, quote, the computer is like electronic cocaine. tell me more. meanwhile, backlash against new technology has begun. good to see zach is still finding work. rick, scans are showing the internet is actually rewiring our brains, assuming you have one. is this scary or arousing or a bit of both? it is ridiculous. remember when they said the automobile was evil? remember when they said man shouldn t fly? remember when they say fire would be the end of civilization? how old are you? i don t remember any of this. i remem
him, greg? good point. that s what i thought. let s welcome our guest. she is so hot the weather channel puts out national jill dobson alerted. that s not true. it is true. don t interrupt me. check out the jill dobson show.com. wow, that s vein. we were short a guest, but i ran into him telling nacogdoches jokes to the knock-knock jokes. it is apartmently titled the return of the sun and oxygen and it is available everywhere, sadly. and in the uk he is considered gingivitis, bill schulz. 1k3 he was disqualified for the sexiest man alive for being too sexy. it is rick leventhal. thank you. and no no one is amused by junk he calls news. good to see you, pinch. today the times s roving reporter compares the godiness of the live eleven s new smith center to lib raw chee. i knew the flamboyantly dressed piano strumming rogue. many a night was spent in his opulent penthouse as he strummed away on a candle uh bra and keyboard. and then and then, well, tha
charm, and his boy. opi loved his dad. i don t want to leave you, pa. and i don t want you to leave. tonight that tv son remembering his father. good evening, it s great to have you with us on a tuesday night. we begin tonight on the eve of what could well be the hottest 4th of july ever in many parts of this country. if you thought it felt warmer today, there is good reason. look at this. with humidity on the rise, combined with the temperatures and you get the heat index, what it feels like, hitting a hundred and above across much of the nation. check out this video from wisconsin, a highway buckling under the heat. an sifr hitting that buckle in the road and then soaring. tonight we have a team on this, from the heat to the fires. abc s extreme weather team, ginger gee leading us off. reporter: desperate for ice and water in west virginia volunteers delivering relief. it s 104 degrees in the shade up at our house right now. reporter: in illinois long lines to