couple who paid all this money? i hear they are from the keyes. they leave in the florida keyes, shep. not necessarily a wealthy part of the florida keyes so when the bid came, in tim tebow s charity was kind of skeptical that it was the real deal it turns out it was the real deal. and the plan here is to bring tim tebow down to the keyes for an event for special needs children. the tim tebow charity says about the couple, quote: they live in a part of town that has a lot of people in need and a lot of people with a lot of wealth. and she felt like bringing time to her town down there would maybe change the town and it stands to do exactly that no date has been set yet for this charity event but tim tebow found out what it s all about and now he is very excited about it, shep. shepard: trace, as you well know in new york not always but often you are a jets fan, you are a mets fan. you are a yankees fan, you are a giants fan. and tim tebow was at yankee stadium and it didn t go well
carrier to the persian gulf amid rising tensions with iran over its nuclear program. the two battleships will patrol the gulf s strategic oil routes and support military operations in afghanistan. from the hill online, this week another obama administration health law faces a court challenge, this one over a new regulation that requires large graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging and advertisements. tomorrow the d.c. court of appeals will 00 arguments from tobacco companies who accuse the administration of overstepping its constitutional authority. from a parade of papers, the dallas morning news, the new york jets backup quarterback tim tebow drew a crowd of about 15,000 people to an outdoor easter church service outside of austin, texas. tebow told the crowd it s important to be outspoken about faith. he also implored athletes to be better role models. and, david, i know you have to be excited, tim tebow when are you going to put him on the cover of the new yorker ?
the neighbors here and said he was a very well laid back and he paid about $250 a month for a room there. he was anything but laid back less than 24 hours ago ranting and raving and telling people to say their prayers, we re going down. when we researched the 49-year-old captain, we saw a very different picture. osbon is a veteran pilot logging more than 18,000 hours in the air. he s flown 35 different kinds of planes. he loved flying. even did it in his free time. he s married and adores his grandson. he loves to play wii. so what happens why did this guy snap? that s the big question. because a lot. neighbors here told me he was a really great guy and played with some of the neighborhood kids. he was a giants fan. and actually just spoke to the landlord before here and she said he s been living there for 10 years and that he even called her mama and she actually told me she didn t sleep all night long she was so upset this happened to him. so let s toss it back to you guys in the s
i was here in the city and my husband is a giants fan, but i didn t feel like standing in the cold with thousands of other new yorkers to see the parade. i watched it on tv. and that s a good point. he thought the giants looked like they didn t want to be at the parade. most don t. they are excited to win, but after the first hour they are like, okay, i want to be done already. when i was in the army i wanted to do one parade and it was miserable. military parades are more than men standing on a podium and passing the lombardi trophy jie. that was the kitten parade. but to try to get them to walk in step, it is not easy. it is not easy, but it is adorable. when you train a soldier you can t walk in step with other trained soldiers. we are talking about kittens. i want to know what the kittens did to deserve a parade. for the four seconds they are actually in step, it is. you just play that on a loop. andy was bill was wondering why the kittens had
out in front of city hall today, and you give each giant a key to city hall. i was thinking how will we do this when we do it for the vet rance of the iraqi war? right, right. i was thinking we could do one for each member of the service. i thought we should have a family who lost a son or a daughter also from each member of the service come up. but the point is there s a way to do it, and there s a way to make sure these men and women know our gratitude and also know that we re not just grateful. we re really happy they re back and we want to make it easy as possible for them to transition back into city life. now, the way we say we re grateful or we re thrilled or we re happy in new york is with a parade in the canyon of heroes. if there s other ways veterans think we should do it, i m open to hearing that. what i want is to make sure this moment doesn t pass us by, because if we wait too long, it will pass us by. then the thank you will seem