the fact is brad stifled the urge to laugh too walid. never got a belly laugh around others and never wanted to draw attention to his features. moreover he wasn't a real social lion. his wife mary was a teetotaler who objected to the kind of bathtub gin and beer that george and i had in prohibition. he was a simple man with simple tastes. for that reason bradley lacked the social confidence of his peers as especially when in north africa, sicily and northern europe brad ran in the circles of the military elite particularly the british, elegant, well educated, well mannered and able to speak fluent french. the early ties as we will see later manifested themselves during the second world war. as you can see from some of these visits in the museum the inner work army of the united states was very small. the u.s. had the seventeenth largest army in the world behind bulgaria and belgium. even behind switzerland and sweden. there were more guys running around with red pocket knives that america had in uniform. in a group that small the officer

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gen, i think bottom line is across the country, it's brad pitt, interesting to see that.ht be the, you know the opinion, jeez, the a's aren't really good and they are doing a movie. that's going to open in a few months. phil mickelson the headliner. phil mickelson shot 74 today. he has catching up to do. as the story was rory mcilroy. ball hanging on the lip before dropping in for a birdie. shot six under par. leads by three strokes. biggest first round lead at the open in 35 years. the nba champs partied in dallas today. 200,000 people saw jason kidd and dirk nowitzki on the float. give mark cuban credit, he paid for the entire parade. don carter, cuber made sure he was a part of the scene. the headliner was chandler mocking lebron james who had a big party the day after he signed, started predicting multiple championships championships and tyson chandler didn't forget. >> we do it big. it can't just be big, 2, 3, 4, 5. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> really funny. they had dirk nowitzki singing today. i mentioned this earlier, his idle was david hasselhoff. he i

brad marchand scores shorthanded. bruins roll over the canucks 8-1. vancouver still leads the series two games to one. but boston sent a message tonight. >> any word on that guy's condition? >> no word yet. they were saying he was responsive but they have further examination to go. it was a terrible hit. i[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

brad marchand does it himself. unassisted goal making it 3-0. and then more rough stuff, vancouver finds itself in a bad place between a pack of bruins. how about a left jab? boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston. vancouver leads the series two

brad marchand steals the puck. he says, i'll take this and you'll take that. bruins, they go up 3-0. and that's what a yellow arrow gets you. third period. canucks down 4-0. henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you.

the woman said it was disrespectful and attended to slap him she said he apologized and brad -- brad eurand and pushed it away. then the officer came up -- grabbed her hand and push it away. then the officer came up and said, "now what?" and began waving the gun in the air. he was yelling "get your expletive on the ground." the marine told him to call down.m >> she said her brother had his hands raised and later adam -- that biocide with his palms open. the officer never identified -- and later had them by his side with his palms open. she said the officer never identified himself. >> without question he did identify itself. >> another witness testified that he did identify himself. she also testified that he slapped her heart on the rear and after she slapped him it look like he was going to hit her. both witnesses testified they are the gunshots. -- heard the gunshots. the victim's sister said cheered him say "he shot me" and then he fell to the ground -- said she heard him say, "he shot me" and nannie fell to the ground. >> a purse snatcher, on camera in howard county. a woman as

>> i think brad's got it a little -- history is a little distorted with brad. it took the republicans eight years to get us the precipice of the worst economic situation since the great depression. >> dick, that is tpha*upb sense. -- nonsense, you know it. you guys controlled the house house and senate. >> no, no, no, no. >> prebush -- come on. >> brad, let me finish. don't be rude now, let me finish. the president has had control of this government for 27 months. bush had it for eight years. you're not -- this is like -- >> we don't control the entire government. >> wait, brad. brad? >> martha: let him finish his thought, then we're going to debate. dick, thin your thought. >> let me finish. this is like riding home with a drunk driver who wrecks the cash puts it in the deck, bends up the axle, then once you restrain him somewhere and start driving home, the car is so damaged, it's going to take a while to get there. you give the keys back to the drunk driver? i don't think so, and i don't think the american people are going to do it next year. the economy is

it's where brad and so many americans have fought, have died. it was the place where the taliban flourished. they train terrorists. they prepared for the chance to come kill thousands of americans in new york city. they came up with plans to kill americans in other places in the united states. so it was important that we go take out the home bases of the taliban. for those that know the history of our fighting in afghanistan, they know that what we initial ly did was send in advisors and trainers to help the afghans to-foot and take out the taliban. -- to fight and take out the taliban. in fact, a group that proved most helpful was the northern alliance. some say it's run by warlords, but these tribal regions with their leaders accepted munitions, accepted training, accepted what it took to bring war upon the taliban and they whipped the taliban. at least until later the taliban resurged. but after the northern alliance defeated the taliban, we did something that i was not aware of until some of the warlords or northern alliance leaders wanted t

they would always -- 'cause it was brad pitt -- who was in the movie me.-- [ laughter ] they would say -- they introduced me as -- [ french accent ] "jessica chastain." and they go -- [ normally ] "brad pitt." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- you can't frenchify his name. it's like brad bitt. [ french accent ] >> "jessica chastain." [ french accent ] >> jimmy: "jessica chastain." yeah, absolutely now this movie, terrence malick. >> terrence malick. >> jimmy: directed this. and its -- very interesting movie. can you explain it at all? i mean -- >> yes. this is a movie that's about everything. so it's about -- >> jimmy: perfect. all right. great. go see the movie. it's about everything. and -- >> its this -- brad and i are husband and wife. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and we've got these kids and it's -- it's a family in the 1950s and the boys are becoming adults and they are trying to decide what kind of an adult to be and it has dinosaurs. >> jimmy: perfect. a great explanation of the film. [ scattered applause ] a lot of the film was very beautiful. and it's

brad, we know this fire is at zero containment. explain to all of us why this has been so difficult to fight and also to get anything in terms of containment. >> this is an extremely complex fire. we have a recipe of tough terrain, high winds. we've introduced dry lightning to the mix and with extremely dry fuels, it's just the perfect kn combination to create a fire of this magnitude. >> put this in perspective for us about how dangerous it is for residents who are caught in the fray. >> it's very dangerous to residents in the area. fortunately, we've had incredible partnership and cooperation through the community members who live in those areas and they have left. we've also -- the county sheriff's office has issued some evacuation notices as well as the county sheriff's office in new mexico. and those two areas have been cooperating as well. there are very few residents, and that is a huge relief to us. >> and, brad, the various scenarios, how many homes are potentially at risk here? >> we have thousands of homes, we have compl

brad pitt plays a's billy bean.n the internet to the film will be released in september. >> when brad pitt and angelina tulelake came into town it was very hectic. we'll have more on the debt of saxophonist clarence clements when we come back >> in computer memory is dwindling every six months, they somehow related computer memory, human memory. whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactly what i get at embassy suites. more space... more down time. more family time. -more me time. -more me time. -more me time. because the more more i have, the more i have to have... more. [ female announcer ] more room. complimentary drinks. free breakfast. embassy suites hotels. i read somewhere where books and writing have wrecked human memory. instead of memorizing all whole column have the computers done the same things to us. are they ready in human memory. and what does high-tech have to do with our bran

brad marshawn. beasley 1-0. bruins, they work it to andrew ference.ngo gets pulled from the game, he gave up 15 goals in boston. michael ryder rings the bell with the slap shot. bruins go up 4-0. they score four goals in the first ten minutes. on wednesday game seven on nbc bay area. >>> one of the best stories in bay area sports has made it to the college world series. the cal bears on the brink of elimination as a program after 118 years defeated dallas baptist on sunday night to advance. they open against number one seed virginia. >> we were cut as a program when we were just in informal workouts. we hadn't even had our first full team practice, and then to be here today, i could not be prouder of a bunch of kids and a staff to have gone through what we have, and to come out the other side. >> first place giants enjoying a much earned day off. the g-men enjoyed a stretch of 20 games in 20 days. they lost freddy sanchez to a separated shoulder. as they prepare for a series in arizona, the giants are a unified bunch. >> i think we pulled together as

brad pitt grew up in southwest missouri. the tornado killed at least 150 people and destroyed more than 8,000 homes. >>> the general public will be able to start making reservations on july 11th if they want to visit the new september 11th memorial and museum in new york city. the museum is slated to open september 11th on the tenth anniversary. tickets will be available online for dates. family members of victims will be able to start making reservations a little bit early. a special telephone number that will be provided. an estimated 45 million people are expected to visit the museum within the first year. >>> the first lawsuit against toyota over alleged acceleration problems is scheduled for trial. the case of a utah man whose toyota camry hit a wall in 2010 is set to be heard in court of february of 2013. it will be the first of several cases that will help determine if hundreds of other lawsuits will proceed. plaintiffs claim that a throttle defect caused the cars to accelerate unexpectedly. toyota maintains that floo

brad pitt and i have torn up brad pitt on this show in the past and i think he's terrific as a -- >> and jessica chastaine are the parents and the young acrs who play the sons in particular, the older son who grows up into sean penn, are extraordinary. and i think what david said is really right about the reinvention of film language. because also what you think of as acting, as the kind of you know expressive tech neebs of acting, will say something to you and express an emotion and will you say something to me and the camera will cut between us, there's none of that. and brad pitt's performance is in his face and his eyes and his posture, and he conveys the complexity of this man, who in some ways is a monsterously author tearian father, also a very loving father, a very proud man, a very insecure man. and the camera circles around him and kind goes inside his sense of himself. and also in i way that you rarely see in movies, goes inside of consciousness of the child, of the son. i don't think i have ever seen a movie that so delicately and precisely conveyed the changing perceptio

brad are you with us? >> i am, good morning. >> good morning. thanks for joining us.g? the latest reports is that the fire is about zero percent contained. can you give us a little more information on this? >> it is zero percent contained. we've had successful burnout operations occurring during the night and we're hopefully getting the containments up in the next few days. we are faced with weather conditions that don't get us too excited. we're considering the potential for some dry lightning, which with these dry fuels and the winds and potential lightning strike could turn into a significant ominous fire. >> we've seen some of the wildfires in parts of oklahoma and parts of texas, they're battling on prairie conditions if you will. the topography here is a bit more dramatic, isn't it? >> it is very dramatic, rugged terrain and also very diverse terrain. this fire covers approximately 225 square miles or 144,000 acres and we have some crews within the cities doing structure protection and some crews in very rugged mountainous terrain in the arizona forest. >> brad,

brad, are you with me? >> i am. thanks for having me. >> we were just talking about the fire, and one of the issues that i have read is the fact that this burn path is very unpredictable which is making it a more difficult situation for the guys and gals out there fighting this thing. >> it is unpredictable, and this is a complex fire, and we have a lot of odifferent factors playing into play on how massive the fire is getting. we have the terrain, the weather that mother nature is serving us, and also some of the rugged areas that the firefighters are trying to work in. it is right now wind is giving us the biggest headache, and there were some forecasts earlier that there is a potential for dry lightning strikes out here, and that would be just another element of the fire that we have to handle. >> this area has gone through, brad, this is chad, a difficult drought situation and points east of there as well where the fire could be burning into it. what is the outlook here? >> well, the outlook is that it is a long

>> audience: brad! >> jimmy: brad, too. you know what, no. brad. [ laughter ] >> steve: just for chad. how about chad? >> jimmy: just for one day. gosh. >> steve: don't get sad. get -- it'll make him glad! yeah! best book i ever had. >> jimmy: hey, we got a great show tonight. just killing it on broadway right now, one of my favorites in this place. "the normal heart." she's one of the coolest actresses around and gorgeous, too. ellen barkin is here! [ cheers and applause ] i can't say enough. can't say enough about her. also visiting tonight, the nerdist himself, comedian chris hardwick is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a smart, cool funny dude. [ applause ] and i'm going to be cooking with my pal, you might have known from "top chef masters," he was sweating all over his food -- chef michael schlow is here on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. he's got a good restaurant -- a couple good restaurants in boston. hey, guys. i'm sure you've heard of this by now, but last week cbs announced that ashton kutcher is repla

brad? >> they do not have traditional tombstones. they are marked with flat metal plaques at ground level. that is what the thieves were after, for the value of the scrap metal. >> she came to the national cemetery with balloons for her mother's grave. >> today is her birthday. >> it is a special moment to express her levin deal with her sorrow. when she learned that steve's hat -- thieves had stolen bronze markers, she was angry. >> it is disrespectful. and is wrong. the have no heart at all. >> according to an indictment returned today, these men have made it a nearly $500,000 business in grave robbery. they hit the resurrection cemetery in clinton and the maryland national cemetery in laurel. it is alleged they have stolen bronze grave markers flowers and tried to sell the stock to scrap dealers. when they were arrested, there have been thefts. they hope that it stays that way. >> a grave yard markers and urns are off-limits. they really are. we hope to send that message. >> those visiting the cemetery said they could not agree mo

. > >> la policÍa federal detuvo al lÍder del upo la línea marco antonio a quien apodaban brad pitt.n aparente venganza del crimen organizado. >> estas son otras noticias que sean titulares. decenas de miles de chilenos marcharon a medias ciudades en reclamo de reformas educativas, con la muerte de tres personas que quedaron heridas en un motÍn penitenciarios se elevÓ a 22 los fallecidos. por negarse a discutir la soberanÍa de las islas malvinas la presidenta argentina dijo e inglaterra es una burda potencia colonial en decadencia. un estudio en chicago mostrÓ una triste realidad, con mÁs frecuencia los doctores admiten a niÑos con plan de salud privado que aquellos que tienen plan de salud pÚblico. >> esta familiar cuenta con el servicio pÚblico. >> si no tiene tarjeta mÉdica dura tres meses. >> padres pidieron citas, aquellos que dijeron tener el pÚblico se les negÓ el servicio. pediatras aseguran que todo es un asunto de dinero. >> un seguro privado puede dar 10 veces mÁs. >> el estudio revela que el tiempo de espera para una consulta mÉdica es de hasta 20 dÍas mÁs que quienes goz

his accomplices gave him the nick name of el brad pitt presumably because they thought he looked likee actor. >>> the american life project took into can account factors including age, education, and race. it found facebook users are 43% more likely to say that most people can be trusted. facebook users also have 9% more close personal ties and are more likely to vote and be engaged in local politics. >>> ibm turned 100 years old today. the company executives celebrated by ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. in 1924, it was renamed international business machines. today, big blue is valued at $197 billion. >>> a lawsuit suggests you may be getting a lot less >>> are some products labeled organic actually fakes? 26 companies were sued today for violating california's organic labeling law. ktvu consumer editor shows us how to tell if a product is actual organic. >> reporter: what do folks think on the street organic means? >> healthy. >> not necessarily worth better, but less chemicals in it. >> we found dozens of shampoos, lotions, toothpaste, and other personal ca

. >> and brad womack ended his engagement with emily maynard. brad released a statement saying the end of the relationship was my fault. >> tom cruise returning to a role of ethan hunt in "mission impossible" franchise. it is set for a december 16th release. and check out a sneak peek on otrc.com. >> still to come this afternoon, concerns about the air in loss alamos. flames keep threatening the nuclear lab he had to pry open jaws of an alligator that clamped down on his head. >> and at 5:00 new start up let's you pay once, then go see as many movies as you want at the theater. >> and a look at traffic in san rafael. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues right after this. the seattle police is investigating why one officer left a rifle on the trunk of an unattended patrol car, here is a picture snapped on a busy downtown street. two people reported actually seeing the cruiser drive down the street with the rifle on the trunk. one of them lerted the officer to the weapon, usually kept in the trunk. the department spokesperson called the incide

his accomplices gave him the nick name of el brad pitt presumably because they thought he looked likee actor. >>> the american life project took into can account factors including age, education, and race. it found facebook users are 43% more likely to say that most people can be trusted. facebook users also have 9% more close personal ties and are more likely to vote and be engaged in local politics. >>> ibm turned 100 years old today. the company executives celebrated by ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. in 1924, it was renamed international business machines. today, big blue is valued at $197 billion. >>> a lawsuit suggests you may be getting a lot less than you bargained for. >>> bill martin is back in six minutes with your forecast. lty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [

brad marchand steals the puck. he says, i'll take this and you'll take that. bruins, they go up 3-0. and that's what a yellow arrow gets you. third period. canucks down 4-0. henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you. third inning. aaron miles. saw you in the cage. wasn't too impressed. fourth stanza, casey blake. more for you. later on, blake again. same result. top of the seventh. phills up 2-0. and all you kids at home pay attention. this is where pfps come in handy. pitcher's fielding practice. cat-like reflexes get the out at first. the phillies win 3-1. >>> that will do it for us. but don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, check out "the highlight express." >>> up next, the good china is out for another white house state dinner tonight. >>> and the heat is on

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their expertise, but they know the foundation and brad dennis after talking to him they believe that they know, that he knows what he's doing and that is why they are confident in letting this go on. in fact some of the areas may be deemed a crime. but for now they are just mantra in the situation. >> 8:05 a.m. right now, and another story, a man that was kicked off of a flight at sfo because he refused to pull up his sagging pence. his underwear were showing, the airline did not like it, he would not comply and he got kicked off and arrested. it's when you're old deshon marmen will be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon in redwood city. he was asked repeatedly to pull up his pants who knows solo sagging style--you know, the los --below sagging style. he was arrested for battery on a police officer. >> new this morning, some house owners--home owners are trying to get help. a five day free mortgage modification evening got off --and got kicked off today. >> some people have been here 12 hours some or wanted to get the situation resolved with their foreclosure problems morning to ge

good morning, brad. caller: hey. good morning.ould like to talk about the debt, but i would like to tie in the crisis in libya. in libya, why doesn't this make sense to the united states? the president alluded to this. participating in an international grouping -- our ability to build capacity is vital. it will save a lot of money in terms of defense spending over the next decade. host: stay on the line. i want to tie in the headline we alluded to. the headline from "the wall street journal." "u.s. says muammar gaddafi might flee tripoli." new intelligence showing that colonel muammar gaddafi is considering fleeing tripoli. we bring this story up because the house is taking up two measures today. live coverage getting underway at 9:00 a.m. eastern on whether they cut funding for operations in libya or continue to do so for one full year. either measure passes, it will go to the u.s. senate. brad, you also wanted to talk about debt. he hung up. we will go to carmen in hamilton, montana on the line for independents. good morning. ca

san francisco city hall was surrounded by a sea of yellow, rights, and brad. they are most upset about a 5% credit card fee. they have to pay that fee to the cab company and that cuts into his bottom line. they give me a $2 tip and that goes to the cab company. >> they say it is therefore the cab driver. >> reporter: mta officials met today but cap issues were not on the agenda. they say they cannot do anything with what credit card companies charge the driver. >> we have increased their income. we are looking to increase it more. >> i can tell there are a lot less taxis out. >> reporter: passengers say the protest did not affect the ability to get downtown. >> we arrived at the airport and within minutes we had a cap. >> reporter: the mta will meet later this month to discuss whether to increase the fee and a cab ride. >>> leon panetta will become the new secretary of defense. >> the yeas are 100 and the nays are zero. >> he is the current cia director to he will replace robert gates. as defense secretary, he will oversee the troop withdrawal from afghanistan

over 5 minutes into the 1st period brad began scoring, 35 seconds later another one.drew from the blue line and a minute later michael rider bangs one off the post. 4 goals in 4 minutes. that's a record. boston wins 5-2. game 7 on wednesday night. cal, opener, uc irvine up. the cavaliers load the bases. chris taylor hits it, two runs score. virginia wins 3-2 they face the bears sunday. the mavs landed with their first championship trophy. it's also the first for former cal stand out jason kidd who has been in the league for 17 years. shocking upset for the heat, a add ran below an article about the game 6 loss. they said it was a production error. [ talking at the same time ] >> i thought they were trying to get a jump on -- what day is it? >> sunday. >> father's day. right. [ laughter ] >> i got a list this long.

brad marchand picked the corner, five minutes into the game. perfect shot over roberto luongo.oston up 1-0. lucic beat luongo. boston was rocking, while in vancouver, crickets. the bruins were up 2-0. andrew joined the onslaught a couple of minutes later. that was it for luongo. it's been a tale of two cities for the goalie. he has given up 15 goals in three games. just two in three games in vancouver. bruins won it 5-2. game seven in vancouver tomorrow night on nbc. >>> the mavs outspoken owner mark cuban let his team do the talking. now the mavs are world champs, and cuban's actions continue to speak louder than words. after a night of partying, the mavs returned home yesterday, and cuban announced he will pay for thursday's championship parade in downtown dallas. he said it's not right for a city in a budget crunch to worry about the expense. last year's championship parade for the lakers cost the team and the city about $2 million. >>> yankees may be throwing a parade for derek jeter in the next few years. he needs just three more hits. for 3,000 in his career. got another

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i'm brad paul and speaking today as a father and individual with over 30 years of experience in housing and land use policy in san francisco. i support this project as currently proposed for economic reasons, humanitarian reasons and design reasons. on the economic side you've heard that lowering this increases the operating losses. while i appreciate the mayor's office of housing offer to cover those losses i agree with commission erron miguel who said i understand what the word "covering" means. it means you're taking that $500,000 or so away from some other deserving project to make this work. we can't afford to do tt. on the humanitarian side, that's nine fewer projects each year but over the life of the project, that's hundreds of fewer kids who will not have their lives changed for the better because of this. these are kids that are at the greatest risk of homelessness, of ending up in jail. with the income they're going to have they can't afford cars. they will take one of the seven muni lines that serves the site. but i think the biggest reason to support this is the consequence

brad guerrero gets the scoring started. 1-0 bird. all the offense comes early, matt weeder slaps a line drive, matt sweeney can't make the catch. weeder has had 2 hits tonight. in all they got 9 hits, all of them singles. makes it 4-0 and the pitching holds up to open the series with the as. >>> bud seal ig announces the first draft selection with the 4 4th overall pick the os get another pitcher. dillon bundy has a fast ball clocked at 100 miles per hour, can considered the top young pitcher in the country. sages it's his -- says it's his dream to. >>> the right-hander chosen number one by the pittsburgh pirates. he was picked by the yankees but opted to go to college. three years later he's number one with pittsburgh. >>> released from a new york prison after 2 years on a gun possession charge. greeted there by his agent. he says he's happy to be free. plans to be ready for the upcoming season. >>> college football. remember southern cal's national title in 2004? well, you can forget it because it's being wiped from the record book

>> well, in the leadoff to sunday's race, brad was fastest in the final practice session and joey endedp winning a support race for 64 laps of practice, but there's more on the minds of the drivers than turning right the first time. in fact, ryan newman was thinking about tires and about getting back into the chase. >> it takes a few laps r for us to get the tires hooked up and going. felt pretty good in practice. we'll see if we can make the best of it. >> we definitely got a chance. the car's really fast. probably the best i've been here, but never been one of my best tracks. coming up, i thought i had a better chance at dover or loudon, but i feel good about it. there's so much luck and strategy that goes into it. just putting yourself in the right position. >> 110 laps of bumping and grinding and all kinds of lead changes. 110 laps of greatness in nascar's sprint cup road series. >> that is going to be a great race. one more note, gold cup final underway between the u.s.a. and mexico. first half one nil. u.s. with the lead. michael bradley with a goal. that's a look at sports. now b

brad koslowski. >> lady soccer, a great goalie -- against the united states, scoreless until later in second half, lauren chainy, team usa, goal usa wins it 1-0 and on pga tour despite hot on the front nine and being cold on the back nine, steve stricker, nothing done, but rally to win the memorial in dublin, ohio, by one single stroke. in the nhl, is stanley cup finals, off tonight and tuesday night, they will be back in boston, vancouver knucks leading that series two to one. >> still ahead, a painful competition. the world has a new competition, come on, where do they come up with this . >>> a painful ridiculous sport, 16 people battled it out in the world chin kicking competition. the rules here are pretty simple, all you do is kick the other guy in the chin until he falls over. now, the rules do allow you to stuff straw in your pants to protect your chins. the unusual sport dates back to the 1600s. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ],,,,,,,, there's a new ride coming to busch gardens williamsburg -- mach tower. dude, it's like two hundred and... ...forty feet high... ...right

and the knuckleball, 1-0, boston, brad marshawn made it 3-0 when he made the move on roberto lawoundo. >>> with all eyes on ohio state's football program, usc took another hit stemming from the improper benefits reggie bush received. the trojans will remain the '04 ap champs. >>> bad day for the nfc, but a good one for plaxico burress. 34-year-old burress free agent said he'll be ready to play when and if the nfl season starts. >>> finally, did you ever wonder what baseball players do in the winter? the twins like to do a little bobsledding. all part of their plan to stay loose, despite having the worst record in baseball. winter olympics may be about three years away, but the twins may give the jamaican bobsled team a run for their money. that's a look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and another quick look at the weather, nbc's bill karens. >>> let's talk about how hot it's going to get for the highly populated areas. one of the reasons it's important for this region, the kids are still in school. more than half are on their summer break. we'll have teachers in rooms and students wit

brad marchand does it himself. unassisted goal making it 3-0. then more rough stuff, vancouver finds itself in a bad place between a pack of bruins. how about a left jab? boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston. vancouver leads the series two games to one. they get together tomorrow night right there in boston. >>> college football news, the university of southern california's football team says it will return the crystalle trophy it took home after winning the 2004 bcs championship game against oklahoma. the bcs oversight committee voted to strip usc of its title after an ncaa investigation concluded that running back reggie bush and his family received improper benefits during that season. the bcs says there will be no champion for the 2004 season. that position will be vacated despite the fact there were two other undefeated team, auburn and utah during that season. >>> to baseball, giants and nationals, top of the second. tim lincecum gets himself into the record books. he gets jerry harrison swinging for the 1,000th s

brad ziegler hits justin turner. did he turn that or what is this bush league. they lose 3-2.e leans right into that. barry bonds making his pitch and watching the twins and giants. suddenly red hot at the plate. triple in the second inning. he was the big hitter tonight and the giants win 5-1. eli whiteside how about that. always be aware at a baseball game even in the press box. >> angels angels torii hunter making the catch and injuring his wrist. angels beat the marlins. >> ouch. >> ouch. gold cup soccer action. u.s. and canada. >> beautiful. >> u.s. beat them 1-0. gold cup final now for the fourth straight time. major league. playing big league sock nearby so the as are human? >> captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

listen to brad marchan?lack and yellow ♪ everything we do we do it big ♪ >> thank you, boston. >> thank you. >> ouch. somebody actually is worse than me at rapping. college world series tomorrow morning. former bear player will be glued to the t.v. in the as clubhouse. >> i hope that a lot of people that were down and negative about this team and were rooting against them just have their heads in between their legs right now. it is just such a great feeling. i'm so proud. so proud of all those kids and what they have accomplish. nothing but 25-pound weights on their back the whole time. it is just a great story. >> george bush was there. opening game of the college world series north carolina and vanderbilt. 3-3 in the 6th when the first homer is hit in the park. put the commodores on top for good. beating the tar heels 7-3. >>> last night in dc wizards guard john wall tries to throw it out. what is that? we all could do better than that. we all could do much better than that. it bounces to the plate. >>> va

rookie brad marshand scored a pair. the bruins would not be hoisting the cup without tim thomas who shut out the canucks for the second time in the finals. bruins won 4-0. it's the franchise's sixth stanley cup. we'll have more on the bruins win and postgame reaction coming up later in sports. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. mother nature landed a powerful one-two combination on oklahoma causing widespread damage in norman. the severe storm ripped through the area dropping huge chunks of hail and 70-mile-per-hour winds leading to toppled trees, power lines, as well as significant damage to personal property and homes. over 30,000 reportedly lost power during that storm. >>> one oregon man has a lot to celebrate this summer. two months shy of his 100th birthday, leo is celebrating his graduation from college. the great depression forced him to drop out of school in 1932 just three credits shy of receiving his teaching degree. after years of working as a carpenter, he finall

in the bottom of the first, down 1-0, brad ripping a shot to left, a ground ruled double. that would tie the game up at one. in the fourth game game tied up at 2, escobar launches one to left, this leaves the yard. jays jump in front a-2. 5-2. lynn went four for four, jacking his second homer in the game that gives the jays a 7-3 lead. reynolds hit a solo shot in the nine together make it 7-4. that's as close as the birds would get look at that pitch, called strike three, not even close. birds lose 7-4. tough outing for jeremy guthrie and the orioles. >> jeremy wasn't carrying normal stuff, and it was kind of a struggle for him most every inning. it was kind of wild in the strike zone and paid the price, but then there's still a game there to be won. we had some opportunities, and we're a ball four away from getting the ball down the plate there. >> the red sox hosting the a's, jonathan ejected yesterday, calmer today. crawford starting to heat up in the second, crawford, a three-run jack, his fifth of the season, boston unfortunate 3-0. in the fourth, parton with a base h

then later in the second, brad marchon wraps around the goal and stuffs it past -- 2-0 bruins.y win 4-0. thomas makes 37 saves and shuts down the highest scoring team. the american gets the trophy for mvp. the canucks have gone 41 years without a title. >> i'm sure boston is on stilts. >> something i will look back on forever and be proud of and -- i have to keep the dvd to show my grandkids when they don't believe it. >> speaking of champions the giants -- tied at two in the 6th. bill hall drops one in front of the center fielder, huff scores to make it 3-2 giants. same in the 8th. young ropes one down the line. aaron gets the great hop off the wall. johnson trying to score is gunned down at plate on a perfect relay throw from miguel. a starter josh altmam allowed four hits in seven hittings, the longest of his career and the bats put up enough wins to give altman the win. oakland gets its 2-0 lead. a's win, it's their second win in the last 15 games. >> get them. >> cal baseball team left today at 4:45 this morning bound for omaha. the bears are expected to be a fan favorite

brad hitting turn turner who clearly turned his leg into the pitch. forces in the running run. game win streak is over. >>> bonds asking the pretty lady if she comes here often. huge two run triple that was the difference maker in the game. brian, you heard it here will be all-star. he allows just three hits and one run over seven innings, but guess who got a bigger reaction? barry bonds on his way to the shower, giants end the slide. it remains half game back in the west. >>> golden cup soccer action action united states looking for redemption after losing to panama. donovan and that's the only goal. united states beats panama and advance for the 4th straight time. >>> all right. your gas meter is on empty, you think i know i can make it to the gas station. raise your hand if this has happened. >> ever seen that? >> someone on the line. >> marcus tried that last year, crew chief got fired. he is trying to save fuel during a caution, chutist engine. when he couldn't restart by rule he was dropped to 7th. they raised again sunday, did he learn anything. >> he has a brand new tan

yesterday carlo made everything right in the world again. 13th inning, two down, sacks full, the a's brad ziggler hit justin turner with a pitch. that forced in a run. it barely grazed turner. but the mets will take it. they won it 4-3 in 13. >> last night this discussion came in handy. the umpires went to the video after a player brooks conrad appeared to hit a triple off the wall, but further review, that's a home run. chalk one up for replay. braves beat the blue jays 5-1. >>> the cardinals had trouble scoring runs facing roadway roy halladay. he threw a no-hitter. it will be a tough few weeks for the cards without pujols. the phils won it 4-0. >>> the first player in franchise history to win the award and add another piece of hardware to tim thomas's trophy case. he took home top honors. >>> finally, the u.s. soccer team punched their ticket to the final. they avenged last week's game against panama beating them 1-0. usa plays mexico in saturday's final. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogan. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you lectric shave.

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giving up the lead to brad kids lou sky, but he had enough for the final laps.arnhardt is the runner up for the second straight week. getting back to the reason we're in anaheim, ten ap awards over the weekend, including best 30 minute and 60 minute newscast. ann, back to you. >> terrific. and, kim, congratulations on your aware. >> thank you. >> we'll see you maybe at ten at the happiest place on earth. >> that's it for eyewitness news. have a great night. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to