face. there are no punches being drawn. physically hitting somebody with a. megyn: what about a baseball. could your son get hit in the head with a baseball. af been hit in the the head, in the back. i ve had a coach tell a pitcher put it in the middle of the back, he did. whatever i got that for, i didn t do it again. this is what happens on the sports field. if they set the bar at you can t grab a guy s shirt or throw a ball at his feet, you probably have to he eliminate anywhere between half and two-thirds of the coaches in america. megyn: don t you see the degradation? what it does about your self-esteem and makes you feel bad. and we re talking about how they re banning dodgeballs and i ve had bad experience, i was the one. but you know, and i he see, i see your argument about wussification, but when it comes to physical humiliation where you feel degraded and hurt in front of others who
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they took part in dodgeball. they were hoping to set a guinness world record. a couple cadets came up with the idea and just trying to blow off some steam and they did have to use 1,000 dodgeballs in the game. good morning to you all. top of the hour here now on this cnn saturday morning. we re following a number of stories including the guy you see there. one of the most powerful and wanted drug runners in mexico. now he s under arrest. would you believe he was picked up at his own birthday party? also from rikers island to a luxury manhattan apartment, dominique strauss-kahn got out of jail late yesterday. what now for the former head of the imf? also today, so far so good. we ve been on the air an hour and we ll continue until the world ends because today as you
yesterday. what exactly is ahead for the former head of imf. also, today, this, folks, is our last day. today is doomsday. you might have heard about did. so far so good, but we re told the apocalypse should be starting today. the radio networks have spent millions of dollars to warn you that the end is here. we re here at the beginning of this cnn saturday morning. it might be our last. let s all try our best to make it a good one. it s saturday, may 21st. up front, let s start with a breaking story we re getting out of kabul, afghanistan. at least one or more suicide bombers have attacked a hospital there. at least six people have been killed, another 26 are hurt. the taliban is claiming responsibility along with a far higher death toll than afghanistan authorities are confirming. we will take you back live to kabul in just a few moments with the latest on this still developing story. this morning s bomb attack in kabul coincides with a warning from david petraeus. in it
the imf? today is it, folks. doomsday. the start of the apocalypse right now according to the family radio network which has spent millions of dollars to warn you that the end is here and it is today. hello from the cnn center. this is my final cnn saturday morning on this doomsday, saturday, may 21st. i m t.j. holmes. we ll get back to doomsday happenings throughout the morning. let me tell you about dominique strauss-kahn. out of jail now staying at a luxury manhattan apartment for now. the former imf chief was released yesterday after putting up 1 million cash and 5 million in insurance bonds secured by his wife who is staying with him in new york. cnn s susan candiotti picks up this now and more on the living arrangements including why he couldn t stay at his first choice of apartments. a plan to release him hit a snafu when the police he was planning to live wouldn t let him stay there. that led to a court hearing to discuss the issue. the judge agreed to allow him