on the theater of the absurd. you can t make this stuff up. how credible is tony bosh, he s equally credible as alex rodriguez. you re getting you re information from a guy who at the beginning said he was a nutritionist and didn t know anything about this biogenesis scandal. and now he s a scientist. so ufl got to weigh it accordingly when you look at tony bosh and what he said on 60 minutes. he went from saying i had nothing to do with it everything to do with it. major league baseball players association, they have they ve slammed the league for putting bosh out there and the ceo of baseball out there as well. this is part of their statement. quote, it is unfortunate that major league baseball apparently lacks faith in the integrity and finality of the arbitrator s decision and joint drug agreement such that it could not resist the temptation to publicly pile on against alex
evacuated. officials say the spill is contained and being cleaned up. people are expected to be allowed back in their homes over the next few hours. scary moments in new york this morning, two people injured when a small building collapsed in the bronx. they were treated at a local hospital. the collapse just before 8:00 during the morning commute. the fire department is investigating. popen from sis issuing a stinging credit is imof the free market this week, slamming capital uchl as the new tyranny. the remarks part of an 84-page report bit as the pope s platform and writes how could it be it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure but it is news when the stock market loses two points? the pope who held an audience today in saunt peter s square went on to call for greater action to help the poor. ufl for the pope, these next few days are all about the doorbuster, all about capitolism. scenes like this one in stores across the country, the hot hol
but officials really wanted to make sure that the statue was open to the public today on independence day and we re told, carol, no surprise here, that all the tickets for today are sold out to the statue of liberty. again, 15,000 people making their way here today. back to you. that is such a beautiful shot. pamela brown, thank you so much for bringing that to us on this fourth of july. we ll have much more in the newsroom on the fourth. we ll be right back. i m here in afghanistan. i just want to say happy fourth of jufl to my grandma, betty blanchard, my mom kimberly parker, my best friend keasha flanders, my daughter senai harrison and my brother montel jones and all my family. love you. the great outdoors.
they were very emphatic. even as we cut the defense budget. i think that s the right policy. the question is how can we be more efficient? more clever, more creative in how we make the deployments in that part of the world and the broader persian gulf. our interests are jufl too important and theç turbulence too great to allow to us somehow pull back because we need to cut the defense budget. so you have to find ways to be more efficient and economical but you have to stay. so i think this is a pretty good decision. there has been immediate reaction from the china he s newspaper saying if australia uses its military bases to assist, then australia will be caught in the cross fire. the chinese are clearly worried about this development, aren t they? they make our job pretty easy when they say silly thing like that. to the stenlt the chinese try to bully people around in the region or ill apply that they have no business allying with
larry: but that means no, right? well, we come to a decision. it s not always we figure it out. at the end of the day, we figure it out. if somebody really doesn t want to do something and have a strong opinion about it, we usually don t do it. larry: have you had a business bomb? phil? you all agreed on, went into, it didn t work? we were in the birmingham fire, united states or ufl or world football larry: the team? yeah. larry: the new jersey it was a different league. we were partners with the nfl. and we started off with a great partnership with the nfl. but it just didn t work out. tough to get fans out there. the brand of football wasn t what americans were used to. that was the problem. larry: so that s one sports failure, right? yes. larry: sacramento kings, while not a successful well, they re a successful franchise. yes.