Don Chase in the Morning for July 24

							Don Chase in the Morning for July 24, 2012
WKML weather for today & tomorrow:
Today: Partly sunny, chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. High 95+.
Tonight: 75 tonight.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. High
95+.

This is day 206 of the year. There are 160 days left.

Congrats to those in the WKML Family celebrating birthdays today:
Pam Ashley
Stan Bagley
Sabina Bain
Jason Black
Macee Caroline Bullard
Victoria Bryant
Michelle Causey
Betty Clark
Barbara Cooke
Richard Corriveau
Jenny Daniels
Judy Davis
Dave De Haven
Jennifer Dickson
Tyler Doman
Sandra Domoso
Jamie Edwards
Alexis Freeman
Sydney Gerald
Candy Gier
Larry Godwin
Sheila Hare
Katherine Harsh
Cynthia Hartwell
Yvette Horne
Dianne Hunt
Ron Hunter
Misty Jackson
Sherry Jackson
Spring Blair Jackson
Michael Johnson
Ed Leezer
Danyell Locklear
Erica Locklear
Kecia Locklear
Daneal Locklear
Zachary Quinn Locklear
Joy Love
Craig Lovette
Wilber Lovette
Kimberly Matthews
Jonathan Miller
Terry Miller
Mary O'Connor
Allie Plowman
Karen Rhodes
Conrad Sage
Laure Sanders
Patrick Smithwick
Gibson Spell
Mary Spivey
Carol Starling
Marie Sutton
Zachary Tanner
Anna Taylor
James Tesner
Evie Thigpen
Lisa Thompson
Adell Tolar
Tammy Townsend
Susan Wagner
Dawn Willis
Gail Willoughby

Please continue prayers for Lumberton Police officer Jeremiah Goodson
killed in the line of duty a week ago today. His funeral is today at 11am at
Lumberton High School.

Prayers also for the Feltwell Family of Bladenboro as they navigate thru this tough
time.

COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS:
Aldean, Jason --- Jason Aldean’s fifth studio album hasn’t hit shelves yet, but it’s
already off to a racing start. The upcoming record’s lead single, “Take A Little Ride”
debuted at No. 19 on the country chart, making it Aldean’s highest debut single to
date. And Billboard predicts that the single’s brisk sales will make history as the
biggest debut ever for a digital song by a male country artist. Download projections
for “Take A Little Ride” are approaching 200,000. Aldean has been selling tickets to
his “My Kinda Party” tour like hotcakes, selling out every date on the show so far
including his first ever stadium sell-out show in Columbus, Ohio.

American Idol --- American Idol alumni Scotty McCreery and Kelly Clarkson are
weighing in on who they think should fill the two judging vacancies on the show.
-Scotty tells OnTheRedCarpet.com, "I like to see artists -- I'm glad that Jennifer
[Lopez] and Steven [Tyler] were there, because they were in the business, they
knew what we were feeling on stage. I don't know if I could pick one artist... Maybe
from country music...Garth Brooks would be cool. It'd be cool to see him."
-Kelly thinks Carrie Underwood's college journalism background would make her a
good choice. She tells Us Weekly, "She can have that face…that bluff face! She can
put that on! She would be good.”

Bates, Greg --- In his debut hit single "Did It for the Girl," Greg Bates sings about
what he will do, but there is one thing he won't do for the girl -- drama. He says
that he's a pretty easygoing guy, and "I just don't need that in my life. And that's
always been a big turn-off for me."

Bentley, Dierks --- Dierks Bentley returns to the top of the country singles chart
this week for the 10th time in his career with his latest hit, “5-1-5-0.” The tune hit
No. 1 on both the Billboard and Mediabase/Country Aircheck charts, after inching its
way up through the Top 5 over the past few weeks. And it’s no wonder, because
Dierks fans love the tune – especially at his live shows. “People are doing the hand
signals 5-1-5-0 and people [are] wearing the t-shirts,” Bentley says. “I keep on
getting handcuffs thrown up on stage … I’m not really sure how that ties into the
song, but I got a pair of like handcuffs tossed up the other night that had like little
like pink feathers wrapped around them! It’s funny. The song’s definitely taken a
life of its own, and that’s what you want. You want people to hear it and just bring
as much out of it as they possibly can.”

Chesney, Kenny --- With Kenny’s Chesney’s “Come Over” climbing to No. 2 this
week on the Country Singles Charts, the song was certified gold, with sales in
excess of 500,000. Reaching this milestone in just over nine weeks marks the
fastest Gold Single certification of Chesney’s career. The song is on Chesney’s new
disc, “Welcome to the Fishbowl. The “Brothers of the Sun” Tour, with Chesney and
Tim McGraw, made an emotional stop at Denver’s sold out Sports Authority Field at
Mile High Stadium. Chesney took a moment before singing “I Go Back” to address
Friday’s tragedy in Aurora, saying, “Me and my road family are just like the rest of
the nation, hurting with this city tonight. We love you, and we’re with you, and if
you guys will let us, we want to let music start to heal this town just a little bit
tonight.” Later in the show, he referenced Denver Broncos Coach John Fox and
quarterback Peyton Manning as he introduced “Boys of Fall,” and they walked on
stage to an ovation that was deafening.

Love and Theft --- Today is a big day for Love and Theft’s Stephen Barker Liles and
Eric Gunderson with the release of their self-titled debut album featuring “Angel
Eyes.” The new album has 11 tracks, five of which had one or both of Love and
Theft as co-writers. For this album, Eric and Stephen teamed up with longtime
Nashville producer Josh Leo – who’s done work with Alabama, Nitty Gritty Dirt
Band, and others.

Moore, Kip --- Kip Moore was offered scholarships in both basketball and golf before
choosing a career in music.
-His debut album is called Up All Night.
-Kip was born in Tifton, Georgia.
-His first gig was playing at the Mellow Mushroom in Valdosta, Georgia.
-He'll soon join another Moore -- Justin Moore as they open shows for Eric Church.

Pickler, Kellie --- Kellie Pickler dressed in a '40s-style two-piece bathing suit for the
cover girl on Maxim's Salute to the Military issue. Inside, Kellie talks about her
involvement in the USO. She says, "My grandfather is a retired Marine, and I've
always had a great deal of respect for anyone who serves our country. It really
does take someone special to sacrifice everything."

Twain, Shania --- Shania Twain appears in her first commercial promoting her
Caesars Palace residency in Las Vegas. A bellhop pushes carts with leopard print
luggage and guides a white horse through the lobby. Twain smiles at her entourage
and takes off her giant sunglasses in slow motion. Celine Dion also appears in the
spot. Twain kicks off her “Still the One” concert series on December 1st.

Tweets --- Chris Young is most definitely a road warrior. He tweets, "Flight to L.A.
today and then three non-stop weeks of shows. I'm pumped!"
--- Good news for Joe Nichols fans! He tweets, "So thankful to be going into the
studio tomorrow to begin recording new music with one of my all-time favorite
producers -- Tony Brown."

NEWS OF THE WEIRD:
HOT DOGS: Would You Pay $2,300 for One?
A restaurant in New York has started selling a hot dog that costs – get this –
$2,300. The special dog is being sold at 230 Fifth, but the restaurant needs 48
hours notice to put it together. The foot-long dog is made of "richly marbled wagyu
beef dry aged for 60 days by DeBragga" and laced with black truffles. It's on a
brioche bun toasted with white truffle butter and slathered with organic W Ketchup
that has been "seasoned with saffron to make it even more precious" as well as
with Mustarde de Charroux imported from France. You can also get Vidalia onions
"caramelized in Dom Perignon Champagne and 100-year-old balsamic vinegar" and
"house-made organic sauerkraut braised in Louis Roederer Cristal and inflected with
rare platinum oscetra caviar." It's all topped off with some gold leaf. Perhaps the
only good thing to come out of this pricey hot dog is that all proceeds will be
donated to City Harvest, a food bank

Car Gets Washed – Inside And Out
Workers at a New Jersey car wash said a woman hit the wrong pedal while exiting
the business and plunged into a river on Sunday. John Goez, an employee at the
Spotless Auto Laundry in Hackensack, said the elderly woman apparently hit the
gas pedal instead of the brake when her wash was finished getting a good spit-n-
shine and ended up in the Hackensack River. Goez and a customer jumped into the
water and rescued the woman from her car. The woman was taken to the hospital
as a precaution. Firefighters towed the car out of the river.

OFFICER DON'S POLICE BLOTTER:

Man Spots Own Stolen Bike
Police in Boston said the person who had their $1,500 bicycle stolen spotted
someone riding it the following morning. Investigators said the Trek 7500 bike was
stolen Friday night from the Black Bay, and the victim confronted the man,
identified as Joseph Joseph, 45, when he saw him riding the bicycle Saturday
morning in the South End. Police arrived and the owner showed them the receipt
from the purchase of his bike, which matched the serial number. Joseph said he
bought the bike for $100 from a man who was selling it on the street. Joseph was
charged with buying, receiving or concealing a stolen goods.

Cop Gets $14,000 For Hairy Bagel
A New Jersey policeman reached a $14,000 settlement with a deli and cook after
the officer found body hairs in his breakfast sandwich, lawyers say. The settlement
stems from a February 2010 incident in which Evesham police officer Jeremy Merck
found body and pubic hair inside his turkey, egg and cheese bagel from Good Foods
to Go. Short-order cook Ryan Burke, 27, later admitted to putting his own hair in
the sandwich as revenge for a 2009 traffic stop. He pleaded guilty to charges of
aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and retaliation against a public
official. He was sentenced to two years probation and 15 days in jail in January
2011. Merck filed a civil lawsuit against him and the deli in October.

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SPORTS:

In major league baseball yesterday:
Miami 2, Atlanta 1
Cleveland 3, Baltimore 1
Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 6
Chicago Cubs 2, at Pittsburgh 0
Washington 8, at NY Mets 2
Texas 9, Boston 1
Cincinnati 8, at Houston 3
Chicago White Sox 7, Minnesota 4
LA Dodgers 5, at St. Louis 3
Arizona 6, Colorado 3
LA Angels 6, Kansas City 3
NY Yankees 4, at Seattle 1
San Francisco 7, San Diego 1

Today/tonight & starting pitchers:

Tampa Bay at Baltimore 7:05 PM Hellickson vs Chen
Detroit at Cleveland 7:05 PM Fister vs Jimenez
Milwaukee at Philadelphia 7:05 PM Greinke vs Lee
Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh 7:05 PM Maholm vs McDonald
Oakland at Toronto 7:07 PM Blackley vs Cecil
Washington at NY Mets 7:10 PM Gonzalez vs Dickey
Atlanta at Miami 7:10 PM Hudson vs Buehrle
Boston at Texas 8:05 PM Buchholz vs Perez
Cincinnati at Houston 8:05 PM S Leake vs Harrell
Minnesota at Chicago White Sox 8:10 PM De Vries vs Quintana
LA Dodgers at St. Louis 8:15 PM MLB Network Kershaw vs Wainwright
Colorado at Arizona 9:40 PM Undecided vs Saunders
Kansas City at LA Angels 10:05 PM Smith vs Richards
NY Yankees at Seattle 10:10 PM Garcia vs Hernandez
San Diego at San Francisco 10:15 PM Volquez vs Bumgarner

NASCAR:
The next event is Sunday at 12noon at Indianapolis.

TEAM USA BASKETBALL:
Team USA plays Spain today at 4:30

Olympics Will Have A Big Following
Attention will be across the pond on Friday for the opening ceremony of the London
2012 Olympic Games, and 80% of Americans say they’ll follow at least some of the
events, according to a new Marist Poll. This includes 19% who plan to check out a
“great deal” of them, 23% who think they will follow a “good amount” of the
events, and 38% who believe they will follow them a “little bit.” Other findings
show:
•50% of adults say it’s more interesting to see if U.S. athletes win the most
medals; however, 43% think it’s more interesting to witness records being set
regardless of which country the athlete represents.
•When it comes to the nation’s most fierce competitors, 41% believe China will be
America’s strongest challenger; 15% percent said Russia; and 8% say Canada will
be the country’s toughest rival.
•30% of Americans say gymnastics is the event they’re looking forward to watching
the most, while, 23% are pumped up about swimming, and 18% are hyped about
the track and field events. Basketball is the most anticipated event for 11% of
watchers, while soccer received 10% of the vote; 4% said diving.
•50% of Americans planning to watch the Olympics say swimming sensation
Michael Phelps will make the biggest male splash in London while 17% believe
basketball phenom LeBron James will be the biggest male star of the Games.
•When it comes to female athletes, 43% are most hyped about watching tennis
great Serena Williams. Soccer’s Hope Solo comes in a distant second with 11%,
followed by track athlete Lolo Jones with 9%.

NFL
‘Ochocinco’ Is Chad Johnson Again
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chad Ochocinco said yesterday he has officially
become Chad Johnson again, because his wife preferred a real last name. Johnson
said he has switched back to his birth name after going by “Ochocinco” in honor of
his number 85 for the last four years. “Ochocinco is still in me,” he says. “It’s just
my middle name.”

Penn State Fined $60 Million, Wins Vacated From ‘98-11
The NCAA slammed Penn State for the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal yesterday
with an unprecedented series of penalties, including a $60 million fine and the loss
of all the school’s victories from 1998-2011, knocking Joe Paterno from his spot as
major college football’s winningest coach. Other sanctions include a four-year ban
on postseason games that will prevent Penn State from playing for the Big Ten title,
the loss of 20 scholarships per year over four years and five years’ probation. The
NCAA also said that any current or incoming football players are free to
immediately transfer and compete at another school. Sandusky, a former Penn
State defensive coordinator, was found guilty in June of sexually abusing young
boys. An investigation commissioned by the school found that Paterno, who died in
January, and several other top officials at Penn State stayed quiet for years about
accusations against Sandusky. The NCAA said the $60 million is equivalent to the
annual gross revenue of the football program.
The money must be paid into an endowment for external programs preventing child
sexual abuse or assisting victims and may not be used to fund such programs at
Penn State. By vacating 112 Penn State victories over a 14-year period, the
sanctions cost Paterno 111 wins. Former Florida State coach Bobby Bowden will
now hold the top spot in the NCAA record book with 377. Paterno, who was fired
days after Sandusky was charged, will be credited with 298 wins. Penn State
agreed to not fight the sanctions. “Football will never again be placed ahead of
educating, nurturing and protecting young people,” NCAA President Mark Emmert
declared.

Be an Olympic Know-It-All
Want to impress your friends with some Olympic knowledge? Grab a pen and paper
and write down some of these bits of useless facts about the Olympics.
-Track and Field is the largest sport at the Olympics, with more than 2,000
participants.
-The 1952 Summer Olympics was the first time women were allowed to compete as
individuals.
-In gymnastics, a twisting double somersault is called a "fliffis." A triple is called a
"triffis."
-2,400 soccer balls will be used during the London Olympics.
-The longest Olympic wrestling match occurred in 1912. It lasted 11 hours.
-Rowing is the only sport where the winners have their backs turned to the finish
line.
-At the first Olympics, swimmer competed by diving off a yacht and swimming to
shore.
-There are no more Perfect-10s. After 2006, judges have been using a more open-
ended scoring system.

WKML congrats to the Hope Mills 14 and under Dixie Youth boys. They are
heading to Covington, Georgia to play in the World Series. 0

CELEBRITY NEWS:

Mariah Carey Hired As New ‘Idol’ Judge
Mariah Carey will fill one of the vacancies left by outgoing judges Jennifer Lopez
and Steven Tyler on “American Idol.” Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly
made the announcement yesterday. Randy Jackson said last week on “The View” he
would be back again as judge on Season 12 of “Idol.” There is no word on who the
third judge might be. Mariah is reportedly getting paid $18 million with a one-year
option to do “Idol,” “making her the highest paid judge on any music competition
show,” an “Idol” insider told Us Weekly. Lopez pulled in about $12 million dollars
per “Idol” season; Christina Aguilera negotiated a reported $10 million for the third
season of “The Voice,” while Britney Spears will rake in an approximate $16 million
for her stint on “The X Factor.”

‘American Idol’ Offers New Ways To Audition
“American Idol” wants to make sure they have searched all of America for its
season 12 talent. “American Idol Small Town Audition Bus Tour,” “Nominate An
Idol” and online auditions were introduced yesterday as three new ways
contestants can enter the competition. There will be 10 towns visited by a mobile
audition bus next month. They are Idaho Falls, Idaho; Billings, Montana; Casper,
Wyoming; Rock Rapids, Iowa; Iowa City, Iowa; Bowling Green, Kentucky;
Clarksdale, Mississippi; Joplin, Missouri; Dodge City, Kansas; and Grand Junction,
Colorado. More details will be revealed later. There is another twist in the upcoming
season. Family and friends are allowed to nominate individuals who they think could
be the next “American Idol.” A video or URL of the nominee singing solo or a
cappella must be submitted via online registry and the film crew will surprise the
chosen candidates on location. Meanwhile, the online audition gives hopefuls the
opportunity to audition by submitting a video of them singing one of the songs from
the approved list. One person is limited to submitting one video and it must be in a
cappella. The online auditions will open on August 1st and close on August 14th.

‘Dark Knight’ Has $161 Million Opening Weekend
The latest Batman film, “The Dark Knight Rises,” earned nearly $161 million at the
North American box office when it opened this weekend. The weekly film earnings
were reported yesterday instead of the usual Sunday out of respect for the victims
of the Colorado movie theater massacre. Box Office Mojo said “Ice Age: Continental
Drift” was No. 2 with $20 million, “The Amazing Spider-Man” was No. 3 with $11
million, “Ted” was No. 4 with $10 million and “Brave” was No. 5 with $6 million.
“The Dark Knight Rises” had the biggest opening ever for a non-3D movie and the
third-biggest opening of all time behind 3D offerings “The Avengers” with $207
million and “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2” with $169.2 million.

Astronaut Sally Ride Dies
Sally Ride, the first American woman to go into space, has died of pancreatic cancer
at age 61. Ride, who was 32 when she launched aboard the Space Shuttle
Challenger on June 18, 1983, was with NASA’s space program from 1978 until
1987. A physicist, Ride was among 8,000 people who answered an NASA
newspaper advertisement seeking astronaut candidates. During her NASA tenure,
she was instrumental in developing the space shuttle’s robotic arm, used to launch
and retrieve satellites and vital to the famous repair effort on the Hubble Space
Telescope. After leaving NASA, Ride worked at Stanford University, became a
professor of physics at the University of California-San Diego and was director of
the California Space Institute.

Theater Suspect To Be Charged July 30th
Formal charges against the man suspected of killing 12 people and wounding 58
others at an Aurora, Colorado, movieplex will be filed July 30th, the judge ruled.
James Holmes, 24, with his hair dyed red and yellow, was also ordered not to have
contact with any of the victims or victims’ families, and was appointed a public
defender in his first court appearance since Friday’s shooting during the Century 16
Movie complex’s midnight screening Friday of “The Dark Knight Rises.” Judge
William Sylvester said the suspect was jailed under a “no bond hold.” Holmes
bought his 6,000-round ammunition supply legally and easily over the Internet,
police said. The guns were purchased legally at Denver-area stores. Police said
Holmes ordered 3,000 rounds of handgun ammunition, 3,000 rounds for an assault
rifle and 350 shells for a 12-gauge shotgun almost as easily as a person orders a
book from Amazon.com. He spent an estimated $3,000 at the online sites in the
four months before the shooting. He also bought bulletproof
vests and other tactical gear, and a high-capacity “drum magazine” ammunition
storage and feeding device that could hold 100 rounds and could fire 50 or 60
rounds a minute, police said. Holmes, a University of Colorado Denver graduate
student in neuroscience with a clean criminal record, bought the ammunition
without police awareness because sellers generally aren’t required to report sales to
law enforcement officials.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart won't be walking down the aisle any time
soon. In an interview with BlackBook magazine, Rob shoots down rumors that he's
marrying his girlfriend of three years. But he reveals that talk of the nuptials were
so strong that his own mother believed it. He says, "There was a magazine, with
these pictures, saying I was getting married. No one ever knows what is true or
what isn't. Even my own mum called to ask me if it was true. It's not. At least, not
yet." The final Twilight movie -- starring Rob and Kristen as a married vampire
couple -- hits theaters in November.

Cruise Kid World’s Most Stylish
Suri Cruise has been named the world’s most stylish child. The six-year-old
daughter of Tom Cruise and his estranged wife Katie Holmes topped a poll by
family-gifting site twistedtwee.co.uk for her stunning wardrobe. Suri, whose
wardrobe is rumored to be worth $2 million, beat Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s daughter,
Blue Ivy, into second place while Will and Jada Smith’s girl, Willow, came in third.
Harlow Madden, daughter of Nicole Richie and Joel Madden, was fourth, followed by
David and Victoria Beckham’s first girl, Harper Seven.

Mario Lopez Joins Voice Cast Of ‘Chica Show’
Mario Lopez is lending his voice to an animated character on “The Chica Show,” the
preschool television channel Sprout announced. A mix of live action and animation,
the show is expected to premiere later this year. It stars puppet Chica the Chicken,
the popular host from Sprout’s “The Sunny Side Up Show.” Lopez will play Stitches,
a “lovable rag doll who springs to life via animation as a warm, vibrant and fun-
loving boy.”

Kirstie Alley In Weight Loss Lawsuit
Kirstie Alley is being sued for allegedly lying about how she lost a ton of weight.
The actress has been promoting Organic Liaison, claiming it was that product that
helped her lose 100 pounds. But a California woman, Marina Abramyan, has filed a
lawsuit alleging Kirstie actually lost the weight through her rigorous training on
“Dancing With The Stars.” The plaintiff used the product but was apparently
dissatisfied and wants Kirstie to reveal the truth claiming the 61-year-old actress
was actually on an extremely low calorie diet and doing lots of exercise. Abramyan
says the product just contains a lot of calcium and fiber which is not a proven
weight-loss product. Abramyan wants unspecified damages from Alley.

Celebs with #birthdays today: Anna Paquin, Jennifer Lopez (43), Kristin
Chenoweth, Barry Bonds

ON TV:

Daytime Lineup:
Anderson (Syn) Shocking teacher sex scandal and inside the mind of a sex
offender.
Live with Kelly (Syn) Michael Buckley, Will Ferrell, Emily Maynard and Andrew
Zimmem.
The View (ABC) Gospel Brunch Theme Show with Kirk Franklin, Marvin Sapp,
Donnie McClurkin and Israel Houghton. Also on the menu, Chef Melba Wilson.
Dr. Phil (Syn) Held captive?
The Martha Stewart Show (Syn) James Beard award-winning chefs.
The Ellen DeGeneres Show (Syn) Vince Vaughn, Kat Graham and Bethenny Frankel.
Rachael Ray Show (Syn) Conquer your clutter.
The Doctors (Syn) Reduce stress, end pain and have better sex.
The Dr. Oz Show (Syn) Montel Williams.
The Wendy Williams Show (Syn) “Real Housewives of New Jersey” stars Kathy &
Melissa plus real life Hot Topic Ted Williams.
The Talk (CBS) Chris Colfer, Hunter Hayes, Sara Leibowitz, “Bachelorette” Emily
Maynard and guest co-host Michael Buckley.

Primetime Lineup:
The Middle (ABC)
Last Man Standing (ABC)
Trust Us With Your Life (ABC)
Trust Us With Your Life (ABC)
NY Med (ABC)
NCIS (CBS)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS)
Person of Interest (CBS)
Hell’s Kitchen (FOX)
MasterChef (FOX)
America’s Got Talent (NBC)
Love In The Wild (NBC)

Late Night Lineup:
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) Colin Farrell, Jenni “JWoww” Farley and Jay
Sean.
Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) Zach Galifianakis, former U.S. Army Sgt.
Valerie Brown and Allen Stone.
Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS) Minnie Driver and Colin Mochrie.
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) Roseanne Barr, Nelly and Beach House.
Last Call with Carson Daly (NBC) Glenn Howerton, Michael Olmos, Youssef Delara
and We Were Promised Jetpacks.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (COM) Matthew McConaughey.
Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) Jeremy Renner, Nas and Aaron Paul.
The Colbert Report (COM) James Fallows.
Conan (TBS) Eric McCormack, Eric Andre and the XX.
Tavis Smiley (PBS) Morgan Freeman.
Chelsea Lately (E!) Chef Roy Handler, Trevor Noah, Sarah Colonna and Ross
Mathews.

EXTRAS:

Oyster Bay Harbor Shellfish Warning Issued
U.S. officials say consumers should not eat shellfish identified as harvested in
Oyster Bay Harbor, New York, June 1st and after. The FDA said consumers
possessing shellfish for which the harvest area is not known should inquire of the
retailer, restaurant or other facility about the source of shellfish. “If the shellfish
was already consumed and no one became ill, no action is needed,” the FDA said.
“However, if you develop a diarrheal illness within a week after consuming raw or
undercooked shellfish, see your health care provider and inform the provider about
this exposure.” The New York state Department of Environmental Conservation
prohibited the harvesting of shellfish from Oyster Bay Harbor in Nassau County on
Long Island and advised establishments and consumers not to use shellfish from
the harvest area.

Many See E-Cigarettes As Less Harmful
Current U.S. smokers are more likely to use e-cigarettes – formally known as
Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems – than non-smokers, researchers say.
Researchers at the Schroeder Institute at the American Legacy Foundation found
40.2% of U.S. adults have heard of e-cigarettes – drug-delivery devices that allow
smokers to inhale vaporized nicotine in a cigarette-like fashion – and more than
70% said they were less harmful than regular cigarettes. Current smokers were
several times more likely to have tried an e-cigarette than non-smokers, but the
researchers said they were not sure why. Since e-cigarettes dispense nicotine, a
highly addictive substance, and as yet are unregulated, they raise serious concerns
for public health, Legacy officials said. “Given the poor quality control of these
products, consumers are taking unknown risks by using e-cigarettes, with little
proven new benefits,” executive director David Abrams said.

U.S. Pledges More Funds To Fight HIV/AIDS
The United States is donating $80 million in new funding to help poor countries
boost their efforts to prevent HIV infection in babies born to mothers with the virus
that causes AIDS. The new money will help get life-saving HIV drugs to women who
currently don’t receive them, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told the
International AIDS Conference yesterday. Clinton also told the conference that the
U.S. will invest millions more to identify the best ways to protect the highest-risk
populations – gay and bisexual men, sex workers and injection drug users – in
countries hard hit by HIV. Leading U.S. AIDS researcher Dr. Anthony Fauci said
science has provided the tools needed to greatly reduce the number of new HIV
infections, but countries need to put these tools in place. Those tools include better
treatment of HIV-infected people, so that they’re less likely to infect others.

Bringing Your Dog to Work Is Good for You
According to study by Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Business,
employees who bring their dog to work are less stressed during the day. In fact,
having a dog in the office improves everyone's mood at work. "We think dogs'
presence in the workplace may reduce stress for their owners, increase job
satisfaction even for those without pets, and it may increase perceptions of
organizational support," says Professor Randolph Barker. "It's a low-cost wellness
intervention, or benefit, that's available readily to any organization."

What Parents Worry About Most
A YMCA Healthy Kids Day survey found that almost 70% of parents report not
having money for “extras” for their kids; 15% report actually falling behind on
finances. When asked what parents lose sleep worrying about most when it comes
to their kids, respondents said:
1. Financial security 30%
2. Health 21%
4. Values 18%
5. Friendships 11%

Women Lazier Than Men?!
Women may have higher IQs and longer lives than men, but a new study shows
that they are also lazier. Lancet published a paper examining which countries have
the most and least active citizens. The findings showed that 34% of women in 122
countries are inactive, as opposed to 28% of men. Worldwide, 31.1% of adults are
physically inactive, defined as less than 30 minutes of moderate activity 5 days a
week or 20 minutes of vigorous activity three times a week. The scale of physical
activity varies greatly from country to country. For example, only 4.7% of
Bangladeshi citizens are rated as inactive, while Malta has the highest rate of
inactivity – 72%. In the United States, 47% of women are inactive vs. only 33.5%
of men.

Drivers Plan To Drive Their Cars Into The Ground
The days of buying a new car every three years are gone, largely in part because of
difficult economic conditions. And many drivers say they’ll drive their car into the
ground as long as the economy continues to suffer. Three out of four motorists
responding to a survey from AutoMD.com said buying a vehicle every two to three
years no longer makes sense, and more than 40% of people said they plan to keep
their car “until it dies.” About 60% of respondents said their primary vehicle has
more than 100,000 miles on it. Two in three said they’ll drive their vehicle for more
than 150,000 miles, or until it no longer runs. When asked why they plan to keep
their vehicles for more than 100,000 miles, 47% of respondents cited the economy
and 44% said it’s because they are sticklers about repairs and maintenance. Of
those who are more likely to keep a car longer, more than half said even an
improving economy isn’t incentive enough to buy a new ride.

Bank Of America Customers Have Fewer ATMS To Use
If you’re a Bank of America customer and you sensed that the number of BofA
ATMs out there has shrunk in recent months, you’re not hallucinating. The company
says it decided to pull 1,536 – nearly 1-in-10 – of its ATMs out of use in an effort to
cut costs. The bank, which has been hit hard by the huge lawsuits tied to the oodles
of bad loans made by Countrywide, has been trying to trim spending wherever
possible. That means that when it came time to renew its ATM placement contracts
with Simon Property Group, the nation’s largest shopping mall operator, and the
Valero chain of gas stations, BofA said no to both. Analysts believe that gas station
and mall ATMs were targeted because the bank has to pay a premium to pay for its
floor space, and these ATMs are often only as cash disbursal machines, as opposed
to in-bank ATMs that offer a wider range of services to actual BofA customers. One
consultant tells Bloomberg that banks pay an average total of $1,700 per month to
have an ATM on someone else’s property.
That’s $600 more than it costs to run an ATM inside a bank.

HOME LIFE: Surprising Things You Can Put in the Dishwasher
You may think your dishwasher is only for dishes. Well, it turns out tons of things
can be put in the dishwasher. Here are some of the unusual ones ...
Keyboard – We hear it works, but we've never done it.
Plastic toys – In the cutlery part.
Baseball caps – Top rack of the dishwasher.
Shoes – Turn the heat-dry setting off.
Sports Gear – Top rack (shin and knee pads, that type of stuff)
Car parts (cup holders, hubcaps)
AC vents
Window screens
Bathroom accessories (toothbrush holder, dish for soap)
Plastic brushes, combs, and hair accessories – Don't put them in though if there is
hair on them!
Oven knobs
Potatoes – No soap!
Refrigerator shelves
Ceramic Cabinet Knobs – Put them where you put cutlery.
Plastic dustpan and handheld broom – They must be plastic.
Kitchen brushes – A great way to sanitize them.
Salmon – Apparently you can cook this fish in the dishwasher. We have no idea
how it tastes ... or why you would ever want to do this

RICH PEOPLE HIDING $21 TRILLION OFFSHORE
According to a new study, the super rich have 21 trillion dollars hidden offshore.
That’s equal to the gross domestic products of the United States and Japan
combined. And, all this money is just sitting in private banks, earning tax-free
interest. (Forbes)

BATTLE OF THE BULGE: Milk Might Be Taken Off School Lunch Menus
First, they went after soda in schools. Then, they targeted chocolate milk. Now,
some health officials are trying to get regular milk off school lunch menus. A group
of doctors petitioned the U.S. government to remove milk from the National School
Lunch Program, claiming that milk doesn't help protect kids' bones. They go on to
say milk is high in sugar and high in fat – and point out that over one million kids
are allergic to milk.