compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hit us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked to a lot of my guys here. brothe

it's pretty sealed up. >> a short time later weaver is back in his cell. >> not bad at all. that was a pretty good one for a shakedown. no animosity there. they just come in, did their jobs and got out. >> what about the clown? >> the clown is safe. for now. tomorrow's another day. >> reporter: after being in prison for more than 20 years, weaver's thoughts have been clouded with far more serious issues than the safety of his clown. he explained on the personal camera provided to him by our producer. >> when i first started doing my bit the only thing i had on my mind wouz how many people could i kill when i got up in prison. i've kind of worked my way through that after ten years of ad-seg unit. now that i'm 51 years old i'm kind of figuring out that that might not be the way to go. but i can't escape my past. when i first came up in here i stabbed a couple of guys. could have easily killed one of them. i don't know how he lived. i don't know why he lived, but he did. >> nick compton hopes to survive another day himself. compton claims the aryan brotherhood has extorted his

steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the outside landed him a 60-year sentence for murder. but in prison he attempted to kill again. the victim was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. weaver attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i was talking [ bleep ]. i said, you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you? he's like, yeah. i said, maybe that little girl that you raped, think she might have felt this vulnerable? i said, "your life is in my hands now." i stabbed him several times, shallow enough to not kill him, i was hoping. once again, i was making a point. >> weaver is due to be released in 2027, than

supervisor weiner: next speaker. >> my name is dan weaver. i was a member and chair and author of the utilities undergrounding task force report, which i hope the supervisors will look at and consider. of a trip to push you in that direction in these brief comments. i agree that permiting at dpw is often done in a one-off kind of way. this is so different from when the directors order was developed and issued, when i was serving on the committee. all the alternatives to the way it was done 10 years ago are not being looked at. none of them are being looked at in a serious way. we have bus shelters. still no co-location. no testing street furniture that could serve as a col-location. no undergrounding attempted. dpw should be taking the lead, along with city agencies as well as private companies trying to locate more boxes and facilities. the second major issue -- the general plan, the urban design part of it, calls for a san francisco street lighting plan. it has never been done. it needs to be done. any decent street lighting plan in san fra

steven weaver is one of the inmates weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. i was a member of a motorcycle gang. if you look at it on paper, you should never let this guy out >> it landed him a 60 year sentence for murder. in prison he attempted to kill again. it was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. he attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i said you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you. he was like yeah. i said maybe that girl you raped might have felt this vulnerable. your is in my hands now. i stabbed him several times. shallow enough to not kill him. i was hoping. once again i was making a point >> weaver is due to be released in 2027. it was an anti-death threat to a judge at his original murder trial. >> this arrogant judge didn't believe in the death penalty and thought that was what i wanted. it was going to get me the opposite. he could have made a serious mistake. when i first got to prison, i had blood on my mind. i wanted to get my knife wet and i did. it's only by the grace of gods and goddesses that i was

weaver improves his record to 12-4 after the angels'4-2 win. nightcap is tied at 2 in the 5th. >>> and the giants are in the 3rd inning at san diego trailing the padres 3-0. we'll have it all at 10:00 on sports wrap. see you then. >> that plus women's world cup soccer. >> absolutely. >> all right. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we remain at the scene in san francisco where police shot and wounded a man. we are talking with witnesses and police and we'll bring you any developments at 10:00. >>> that is our report. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. for joe and mark and all of us here, thanks so much for joining yours. our next newscast is the ten o'clock news. we'll see you then. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

deliver justice someone else is now going to jail over this incident after the shooting one jeffrey weaver posted the following on info wars dot coms comment section f. the pigs if i find out who the pig is then i will kill the pig who killed him if any of you oakland or bart pigs are reading this your time is coming i am curious to know what it looks like up close to see pigs get their brains splattered against a wall those words got the f. guys attention force that would gangs like to protect their own weaver was charged and convicted of transmitting threatening communications through interstate commerce. that post landed we were a sentence longer than the man slaughter three years in federal prison and three years probation and or in justice system at work killers walk the streets and people who write nasty comments on the internet go to federal prison of course it should be mentioned that this was a gross violation of the first amendment if that was in question it was subtle supreme court declared in brandenburg versus ohio that the government could not constitutionally punish me if th

american league jered weaver against roy halladay. bruce bochy has five giants tomorrow.or the first pitch. roughly after 5:00 p.m. our time. >> i will tell you what an honor it is to be here with the best players in the world. you still think about it because this is one of the premier events of all of sports. i still just consider myself fortunate to be here and manage these great players. very, very honored to be here. >> 12 years to the day, world cup game winner in 1999, this thriller in a terrific world cup come back yesterday by the u.s. over brazil. >> everybody forward now. [ cheers and applause ] >> saved the u.s.' life in this world cup. >> abbey in the 102 minute ties it up to give the u.s. life. penality kicks. terrific goal action, the ostadvances to face france on wednesday -- the u.s. advances to face france on wednesday. >> you are riding on such a high after brazil, they knocked us out last time, you are on a huge high, such emotion and drama, now the challenge is can you get up again, can you bring your emotions up, can you bring that same level of init

just as soon as they get up in front of the cameras weaver going to bring -- we're going to bring you their comments live. >>> rob roth shows us life in the bay view and why so many people there are so angry. first to david stevenson for what he's learned today about the investigation, david. >> reporter: a vigil against violence is supposed to start at the site of that officer involved shooting at the time when that case took on a new twist. >> i'm putting out the factual forensic evidence as i can in an effort to be toward full disclosure and transparency in this investigation. >> reporter: 19-year-old kenneth harding jr. was fatally shot after a confrontation with police at this bay view district nummi stop. police say he fired at least one shot at officers before they returned fire. yesterday the county medical examiner says the fatal wound was not caused by a police gun. police say am in addition found in harding's pocket is similar to that fatally shot him. >> an instant hamstring, pain pull would cause the person to lurch. and the bullet entered at the scene. >> reporter: inves

. >> ♪ >> reporter: these girls were part of trevor weaver's acting camp in san ramon.hey were supposed to perform last wednesday when they learned that weaver abruptly cancelled their performance. >> we worked so hard then we got knocked out. >> reporter: the kids may have been disappointed but the mothers ran to action. the teachers all say they are out money. >>> if maker of blackberry cell phones announced big cuts today, research in motion says it is cutting 2,000 jobs in an effort to cut costs. that's 10% of its work force. the company is also shuffling some of its the production. >>> the stores look like you're typical apple store but from the building design to the employees in blue shirts. authorities also found three other fake apple stores in the area but couldn't do anything to them because they didn't find any fake apple products for sale. >>> interestingly enough there's no fog at the coast yet but it will return tonight and there'll be some in your neighborhood along the coast and the immediate bay. what we have is a significant sea breeze. that's a live

. >> ♪ >> reporter: these girls were part of trevor weaver's acting camp in san ramon.hey were supposed to perform last wednesday when they learned that weaver abruptly cancelled their performance. >> we worked so hard then we got knocked out. >> reporter: the kids may have been disappointed but the mothers ran to action. the teachers all say they are out money. >>> if maker of blackberry cell phones announced big cuts today, research in motion says it is cutting 2,000 jobs in an effort to cut costs. that's 10% of its work force. the company is also shuffling some of its the production. >>> the stores look like you're typical apple store but from the building design to the employees in blue shirts. authorities also found three other fake apple stores in the area but couldn't do anything to them because they didn't find any fake apple products for sale. >>> interestingly enough there's no fog at the coast yet but it will return tonight and there'll be some in your neighborhood along the coast and the immediate bay. what we have is a significant sea breeze. that's a live

jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer.inth inning, abreu another rbi single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. trevor cahill, 18-8 last year. 8-8 this year. i say that he struggled, he struggled early, but he actually pitched really well. >> coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00, a vigil for a man gunned down in hayward gets underway in just 30 minutes. we'll have a live report. >>> plus, the excellent deals you can get on a south bay home. why the prices are so low and how you can get in on the savings. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. and that's all for abc7 news. take you back, and read this story. not just the sailing crew preparing for america's

i was also chuckling when dan weaver was here because the streetlight master plan, we were talking about that in 1997, but i will say, over the years, and i think primarily because of the result of the better streets plan, agencies really are talking to one another much more robustly than they used to, and i think that is only a good thing, and i think it is getting stronger, and i am up here speaking for the better streets plan, but i will say the better streets plan was developed by all the agencies to gather, and they are taking this back to their agencies and working with the agencies to do that. that said, i think to your earlier point, a supervisor, we can always strength and coordination, and it can only be good for the quality that we get, it i think your point, it has to come as early in the process as we can possibly make it, but i think there should be some event in of just what is being proposed. i observed a couple of things or heard a couple of points that i thought were very interesting, too, if i might. the first, there was the point about adding sidewalk widening into th

i am peter weaver and i own a business and i am here to support the legislation prohibiting formula retail in the geary district. it will take the tax dollars out of the city and have an impact on the existing independent stores and prevent future entrepreneurs to enter the market. that is a key thing. we have these retail stores coming in and it will prevent other entrepreneurs like myself, it will be a turnoff. for this reason this is a problem and san francisco is known for its various vibrant and unique neighborhoods. people come here to enjoy the shop and its ambiance. following formula retail chain stores will curtail this fabric. -- will unfurl this fabric. we're looking at other cities. this is not good for our city. i asked the commission to support the legislation. thank you. >> president olague: thank you. >> thank you for your time. fourth generation san franciscan and i own two locations in san francisco and i have a kitchen where we process our cat food and dog food. i employ about 13 employees, all living in san francisco. part of the charm of san francisco is small business

as would break through against weaver in their half of the 7th. weeks flukes a single to right.ackson scores to make it 3-2. weeks lifted his average back over 300. a shot to short. angels take game 1, 4-2. they lead right now 2-0 in the 4th. >>> giants closer brian wilson. anytime there was a mic and a camera, the beard wasn't too far behind. >> you suck. what? no. >> does he have insurance have insurance? >> i should. wake up and someone is cutting it. >> and then you know what the best thing about wilson was, he shows up monday for the espy and he is wearing that tight tux which would look good on you. >> really? >> yes. >> all right. , kim, thank you so much. >> that's it for this edition of eyewitness news. news updates always on cbssf.com. see you soon. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the as have their hands full with all-star starter jarret weaver.ooked like they would get on the board in the 5th. kurt suzuki with a hit. running on the pitch. going to be out by a mile at the plate. 7th inning. angels up 2-0. eric makes it 3- 0 with his seventh homer of the season. trevor cahill. conor jackson scores to make it 3-2. weeks with a three-hit game and he lifted his average back over 300. runners on second and third for coco crisp. ibar knocks it down and gets it out. angels take game 1, 4-2. >>> as for game 2 kurt suzuki getting the night off and that was in the lineup. as backup catcher down the right field line. josh willingham comes in to score the tiger woods run. the as would take a lead in the 5th but the angels come right back to tie it. vernon wells homers into the second deck off rich harden. it is 3-3 right now in the top of the 7th. >>> no player enjoyed the spotlight more during the all- star break than giants closer brian wilson. and anytime there was a mic and a camera, the beard wasn't too far behind. >> it is like you

jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer.eu another rbi single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. game two currently going on, tied at 2-2. >>> one country rooting for the u.s. to win tomorrow's world cup final, and we all live in it. the americans will be favored to beat japan, but the japanese will be the sentimental favorite. a japanese win would be a definite morale booster after the death and destruction caused by the giant earthquake and tsunami that happened there in march. abby wambach knows what the u.s. squad is up against. >> we have to play good soccer, gutsy soccer. we have to go for it. no time to hold back. this is the time to take risks. this is the time to go forward. and hopefully we can get the win. >> once again, the game can be seen tomorrow morning, 11:45 it begins over on espn. >>> stage 14 of the tour de france, the toughest yet. 105-mile trek through the patterpyrenees, and finishes fia climb. the frenchman retains the yellow jersey for the sixth straight stage. he even says, he can't bel

reports the american league will send jerry and the weaver against roy holiday for the phillies. they will start the all-star game. bill both she has five all-star giants in the wake of a national league squad on his shoulders. >> it is an honor. the best players in the world. this is one of the premier events in all of sports. i am honored to be here. >> the u.s. world cup, the win over brazil, 12 years of the day of the game winner in 1999. >> that was a one hundred second minute to get the united states in. perhaps a key saves. allie wagner, a former member of the team was here talking about the next opponent. >> the next game is possibly the most dangerous, against france. that is because you are on such a high after the victory against brazil. they are the ones who knocked us out the last championship. you are on a high, a game full emotion and drama. the challenge now is, can you get up again and bring your emotions out, prepare and bring the same level of intensity to play against france. if >> that game is on wednesday. >> we are back with more news. hm bu if hi >> did. h

the weaver of the atom bomb generation. play football paddle your boat stance on have a good time don't worry about anything else will look after your country. france is keeping its nuclear arsenal because it needs the nuclear deterrent to discourage various threats to its vital interests because that is the doctrine that was established in the sixty's and it is still valid today. that the leaders of the church and i've been one since one thousand nine hundred sixty three have never agreed with nuclear testing. but if we cannot agree to weapons of mass destruction very different from us it's not possible there's a bonus not just since the french tests we were against the american nuclear tests in the marshall islands overshot. long before france in one nine hundred forty six the united states and then great britain chose the pacific to conduct their testing but their tomic mushroom clouds were poisonous radioactive debris fell on to the surface of the earth and threaten the help of people all over the planet in one thousand

and dan weaver sit down with mr. ford and give him a hard time about the signs on the subway platforms to the daily service report to, well, everything you can imagine. and that has always been a relationship i believe of mutual respect between the c.a.c. and mr. ford, and we wish him the very best in his future efforts. we feel the c.a.c. is more integrated into if agency now than it was before you arrived, and we would like to thank you for your efforts in that regard. we appreciate it very much. i do sincerely wish you well as you leave the agency. also want to express the c.a.c.'s best wishes to mr. roham, who i understand is departing, and who is somebody who has also given a lot of time to the c.a.c. also sometimes in those meetings with mr. ford, giving a hard time about whatever the c.a.c. has told me to give him a hard time about. and we wish him well. he is certainly without question the c.a.c.'s favorite texas rangers fan. i don't think there's any competition that comes even close on that. so that said, i

. >>> facebook and twitter, weaver a few followers, but nothing compared to this. the master of the social media universe who has the most friends or followers -- >> lady gaga. she is dominating all three platforms in her 12-inch platforms. justin bieber and rihanna took the number two and three spots respectively according to social media tracking site famecount.com. the most popular politician, president barack obama. the most popular brand in social media is coca-cola. just edging out starbucks. the most popular actor is ashton kutcher. >> i feel like we're at the oscars here. the most popular treated is christiano ronaldo. and the most popular movie, "harry potter" beating out the "twilight" saga. the most popular correspondent in the area, jan yell wang. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

in fact, he is third in all of baseball behind only jared weaver and josh beckett. the tour de france. he moved ahead of the brothers to take the yellow jersey and a one minute 34 second lead. meaning the champagne will likely be flowing in tomorrow's final stage in the 34-year-old evans closes in on his first ever tour de france win. >>> it was a frustrating night in salt lake for frank in the earthquakes. scoreless in the 60th minute when salt lake's alvaro flopped and gets the call. quakes to center, bobby gets a red card while sabariyo gets a penalty kick. first goal in four halves for salt lake. they win 4-0. the quakes are winless in their last eight. still to come, john daly is in the hunt at the canadian open and casey kaine goes for quite a ride. the latest on his condition is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the canadian open... john daly is tied for fifth and only three >>> 65 1k3 has a one-shot lead after three rounds at the canadian open. john daly and his pants are tied for 5th and only three shots back. name was on top of the leader board through 36 holes a

i work with--in this work that i'm doing now, preaching to the perverted, i worked with lois weaver as a director and a collaborator. and so some of the money would go to pay her a fee. and then i often produce myself, so, you know, at performance base 122, you know, you hire the lighting designer, you rent the rehearsal space, the various props. so it doesn't completely pay for the project, but it helps pay for some of the costs of making a piece of art. even if it seems very simple and low-tech, like my work is, because i want it to be accessible, there's still other people involved. and i feel like artist aren't air-breathing plants, that we should get paid for working. but, as you point out, even if it's $6,000 to $8,000, which is not a great amount of money, it might be a make or break for you in some cases or for some artists, wouldn't it? absolutely. i mean, i think that a lot of the artists, particularly in the field that i work in--performance art, which is kind of the garage band arena of theater-- a lot of the people are coming from communities that are already disadvantaged

the as had their hands full with all-star starter derek weaver.ked like they would finally get on the board in the 5th when kurt suzuki doubled off the wall, but it takes a perfect toss to wells and jesus will be out by a mile at the plate. 7th inning angels up 2-0. eric ibar makes it hundred... runners on second and makes it more. weeks had five hits in the two games and raised his average back over 300. runners on 2nd and 3rd for coco crisp. hits a shot that would have given the as the lead but ibar knocks it down and gets the out. the angels take game 14-2. >>> kurt suzuki getting a well deserved day off. would like to have that pitch off. vernon wells ties it at 3. but harden would bounce back in the 7th by striking out the side. the final three of his nine strikeouts on the night. went seven innings for the first time since last july still tied in the 10th, two on, two out for scott sizemore and his shot to the gap sends everyone happy. cliff pennington scores the winning run. 15th r.b.i. since joining the as in june. they beat the angels 4-3

dollars and calls for tax increases of one trillion but chief strategists of eye injury bank chris weaver says there might be a gap between promises and real cuts. if the government makes too many cuts and raises taxes too severely then they could cause a double dip recession that could cause a substantial slowdown in u.s. economic activity which would of course hit the u.s. federal budgets and exacerbate the problem so they have to be very careful not to introduce the cuts to violently you're too quickly so be a very tricky balancing act and that's why i'm not expecting even the four trillion dollars cuts i really don't expect those to be put in place for a very long time with think that's what we're seeing no or promises of cuts in order to get a deal done but there's a very big difference between promising of course and actually making it and i think the implementation of the cuts will be very much linked to what the indicators are of economic growth in the u.s. . let's take a look at the markets now crude is next this hour and that's after early gains as u.s. oil stockpiles shrank ind

when the bases loaded jam, weaver got some stuff there. seven innings, no earned runs. out seven, bottom nine, chavez, yeah, he can't continue the game and how about this, the angels getting it done. they win it, 1-0. only two hits. doesn't matter. and that'll do it for this sports update. i'm mike yam. >>> well, california is about to see a new gold rush thanks to gold prices going through the roof. >> that's right. a group of investors is spending about $20 million to re-open a mine for gold in the very same region that sparked the original maybe it's a little bit of of wishful thinking but they say there's still roughly a billion dollars in gold in that area. wow. >> there's gold in them thar hills. they expect the first bar of gold next summer. good luck. >> definitely. >>> coming up next, the year's most famous dress is about to go on public display. spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters gets in hard to reach places. it picks up two times

placed inside a special chamber and weaver is bombarded with various gases to form a multi-layered structure under specific pressure and temperature conditions the gases cause chemical reactions leaving layers of gallium nitride indium nitride and aluminum nitride on the way for a surface each wafer will produce up to thousands of l.e.d.s. so a laser edging process cards out the individual chips contacts are then affixed to each one of the tiny l.e.d. ships are now ready to be placed inside the casement connected with gold wire the contacts and covered with a foster layer to convert blue to white light negative than positive charge currents meet in the active player of the diode releasing photons in the form of visible light. technology energy efficiency and wealth like really. recovering the innovation technology and look to russia and we've talked to several groups of friends several financial groups and on action group michael proctor of they will like much faster than others they realize the potential of the company and they simply want it now main expertise and main core vote. and yeah

necessarily security folks but also development folks we see whether it's come on it's whether it's the weavers or we see these huge development construction companies that have left the country of innocent and riddled with failed foreign aid projects there's tens of billions of dollars that are being spent but even though those dollars have been wasted you know no policymakers and say we're going to stop and pull our forces out or sort of stop our humanitarian mission because again they sort of gloss onto these altshuler sticky aims and at the same time underneath those altruistic gains we see a lot of money being spent a lot of people being killed and at the same time you hear reports came out earlier this week you had reports of counterterrorism officials and leaders saying that al qaeda is on the brink of collapse that after osama bin laden's death after year. they said it's collapsing what do you believe that and if so why are more people questioning why then we're in afghanistan at the height is going to weaken well before the. assassination or really that killed him even before it but we

and there is brian wilson, starting pitching match up is jared weaver, tomorrow night we'll go againstf the phillies. >> you talk about great pitchers in the game today and he'll yeelt pitchers would you have win. the name is at the top of the list. and that is an easy one. >> the a's have one representative, in arizona pitcher geo gonzales got a modest record, but earned run average is outstanding. this is the first all star game appearance. and little things like his love of the incredible hulk. >> i like cartoons. and i get a hair cut every other day. i love being around family. i call my brother every other day. actually every day. i'm a lovable guy and humble. that is how it is. >> and home run derby is bomb as way tonight in the desert. and jammel weeks with a clip of his brother. and there is after the first round with nine homers. this is way beyond the swimming pool. biggest bash of the night so far. here it comes and there it goes. robinson canoe had eight in the first round. look where the ball hits. there is just moved on to round two. for the fourth time in seven years a s

she is a professional weaver and she does traditional weaving. jerrod kate was performer of the music. it was a great asset. the dance was amazing. the feeling and emotion, everyone that saw it came away moved and touched by it. that is one of the things i did. i wrote a children's book for arts and humanities. which is one of our stories for children. it is a bilingual book. >> host: tiexiera! is capital of the chickasaw nation. how does it work to have the chickasaw nation with an oklahoma. what are the politics and so on? >> guest: i am not sure i know what you mean how does it work? >> host: is it another government laid? does it report to the state of oklahoma? how much autonomy? >> guest: we are a sovereign nation. >> host: so do you -- does that mean that -- do you have to follow the laws of oklahoma since you are contained within the state of oklahoma? >> guest: i wouldn't want to break them. i did get a ticket. i had to pay it. i am not a citizen. >> host: how does that work with a sovereign nation? >> guest: we have the ability to make

for his seven home run of the year, 3-0 as the a's were being hartsvilleed bit angels start jered weaverbrought through in the 8th, jemile weeks with an open spot in right center to score jackson and penningtion to 3rd, but the a's could get no closer. the angels with the insurance run. abreu with his second hit of the game of the of the two teams split the double-header. >> the tiny country of northern island has been well- represented in major golf tournaments of late. and another of its citizens is in the lead after three rounds in the broken. the open, the most unpredictable of the majors when it comes to weather. early on rain and wind take a toll at royal st. george's. despite that, look at the fiscal quarter by hansen, who takes a right fund. hansenen at even par, five strokes back. phil milkson an that same 9th hole. a birdie, hard to see how the ball does not drop, but mickelson has to settle for a par. he shot a 1 over 71 and he is also even for the tournament. thomas bjorn had so much trouble on this course ten yearsing a, they flamed a bunker after him. bjorn with the birdie

weaver gets the call for the american league.the majors with a 1.86 earned run average, and roy halladay of the phillies goes to the national league. he's the fourth pitcher to start for both the national league and american league. >>> giants closer brian wilson will pitch the 9th inning should the national league need a save to win the game. wilson joined the network to discuss his highlights of the first half, taking his frustration out on a water cooler in detroit after blowing a save. he explained his form. >> i sliced it down the right field line, kept my hands through, broke the wrist at the right time. >> right, right. >> no, no. >> i was in the dugout. i'm a little pissed. at the cooler it was like "ha- ha, you suck." no. no, i don't, and i threw it. and i threw it well. >> david, you said there's something wrong with him. >> you think? what was your first clue? but it's a good thing. >>> we went through this in the bay area the past five years. you remember a record home run ball. do you keep it or do you sell it to the

. >> weaver just keep throwing lang -- todd harris, thank you. david corn, thank you. >>> up next, the former klan leader, he's back. i don't know how many facelifts he's had. he's running for the white house again. he got about 1% last time. he's running, by the way, in many republican party, i believe. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a living, breathing intelligence that's helping people rethink how they live. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. ♪ we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's a network of connections and ideas... open and collaborative... extending far beyond the mobile phone. connecting you to a world of intelligent new devices and technologies. from today's best innovators... and tomorrow's. ♪ it's the

. >> as she strolls along the monterey shoreline joan weaver enjoying far more than the view. >> i thoughts not possible. i'm not going to have pain free knee ever again. but i do. >> let's see you bill clinton. >>reporter: she had been suffering severe pain in her left knee for more than a year. one option would have been a total knee replacement but surgeon dr. richard dawson suggested a less invasive approach. partial knee replacement using a custom made cap designed to match the exact dimension of the damaged area. >> if only part of the is hurt before it's a much bigger operation to replace all of the l knee so this is the bone on bone immediateal compartment of that one knee. >>reporter: x-ray reveal most of the deterioration was on the inside edge of joan's left kne knee. to create the cap l the doctor first performed a 3d mri and transmitted it to the company that provided this animation. using sophisticated software the company shape size and fab ri indicates the replacement along with custom jig to help the surgeon attach it correctly. >> it fits exactly on the bone of that patie

they were shop keeperers, carpenters, they were smiths, they were dockers, teamsters, day jobbers, weavers, they were the working proletariat of rome. they were people, and what did they do? the ai image you get is they spt all of their time waiting for free bread, their grain dole. well that grain dole, that dole of bread, that ration of bread they got did make a difference between survival and not survival, but you don't live a life of leisure on a ration of bread. you need money for fuel, clothing, for rents. the rents were exhorbitant. these people worked and what they did with their lives besides that, this he didn't spend it at the circuses and in the arena all the time, sure, they went. it was free. the only diversion they had. but they also did things like fight for representative assemblies, for 200 years. they fought for secret ballot and got it. they fought for land redistribution. they fought for protections on italian industry to develop domestic industry. they fought for work projects so they could have jobs. they, they did some pretty good things and the people of history sh

the whole thing started with a meaning to beau weaver in trenton, new jersey, where levittown is. and get the gas prices, we rush inside the studio and he took a sledgehammer and rusty nails and barricaded the door and then started playing this on cheaper crude are no more food over and over for three hours straight. station was founded in the door while a service called an andersen man. he has ordered a pizza delivery door or a translation under the door. radio host paul harvey and popularized the song cheaper crude or no more food earlier saying bobby butler had nicely this, forget the golden rule. stop shipping food to the minis until the ship is cheaper crude. this is kind of a call for trade were senescent. the strongest in defiance lane over and over the anger, but you'd be if the weather to get people in the streets and ready to riot and nasa have been on june 23rd. by 631, the trucker drove his rig into the intersection of five points, which is a central location. the police again in order to trucker to these. he refused and simply set upon by his legs and fights broke out

the marines posted deep as video on youtube last month asking the actress to be his >> it injured weaveragainst cochran to the phillies ace or. yesterday it was all about the giants paul blows and the ball. he will appear in tomorrow's all-star game. but she gave a wake-up call with the news. he will be the fifth giant and the first position clear with the giants since matt williams in '96. this river is awfully proud to lead this bunch. >> it is an honor to be here with the best players in the world. as i was flying in here, you still think about it. this is a premier event in all sports. i consider myself fortunate to be here in the manage these great players. i am very honored to be here. >> the american league will be without alex rodriguez. the yankees will be without him for the next four-six weeks after he had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. he should be fine by the playoffs. a rod turns 36 later this month. he hurt his knee back on june 19th inning game against the cubs. we're and dear to her was the first yankee to hit 3000. it happens all over the weekend.

robert weaver was the first african-american to be a cabinet member. he was the head of hud under i believe lyndon johnson. before that there were african-americans in the white house. >> yes. >> talk about what we did before we were cabinet members? >> in the very beginning of course we have a sort of a rather appalling history of our presidents and the race issue. eight of our first 12 presidents had slaves in the white house. they were the virginia planters, the southern planters. and they felt that slavery was part of their livelihood. and also politically they felt that they could not do anything about it because they would alienate the southern states this has been a common thing through our history. so we have sort of

she's a weaver, a professional weaver and she does traditional weaving and gerald tate was the composer of the music. it was a great set. the dance was amazing. the feeling and the emotion -- everyone that saw it came away just moved and touched by it. that's one of the things i did. i wrote a children's book for arts and humanities, which is one of our stories for children. and it's a bilingual book. >> host: how does it work, linda hogan -- you live in the capital of the chickasaw nation; correct. >> guest: yes >> host: how does it work to have the chickasaw nation in oklahoma. what are the autonomy and the politics, et cetera? >> guest: i'm not sure i understand exactly what you mean, how does it work? >> host: how does it work? does have it -- is it another government layer? does have it to report to the state of oklahoma. how much as an autonomy -- >> guest: oh, no, we're a sovereign nation. >> host: okay. so do you -- does that mean that -- do you have to follow the laws of oklahoma since you're contained within the state of oklahoma? >> guest: well, i wouldn't want to break them.

weaver where else -- everywhere else upper 80s, low 90s. 82 santa rosa.0s 70s close are to the bay. no significant changes on friday, maybe a few high clouds but another cooling trend sunday into monday. >> a strapping story involving stolen exotic pets. guess what? this story just got stranger. >>> a hollywood moving screening turned into a riot. we'll bring you live report from los angeles. [ 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. >>> welcome back. santa clara sheriff's deputies are investigating the suspicious death of two people. the bodies were found in the 14000 block of clara street. this is not far from los gatos. we have very few details. we'll keep you posted and have more details as soon as we get th

a lot of us are concerned and defended as to how prudently weaver held in pakistan. the're building it to floods in the valley. we put in billions of dollars. they have objective measurements should the favorability is in the single digits. that is pretty disgusting when you're spending that kind of money trying to help people. i understand there's no objective standard in yemen. it to be impossible to measure it on an objective basis. maybe from into total testimony can you give me your description? >> thank you. in general, the experience is that the perception of american aid is positive. the way that i can help illustrate sex most poignantly is that we brand our assistance in most cases the route the country. it is clear. it is clear hewitt is coming from. this is important in terms of the messaging. it also means we're able to operate on our partners openly by the american people. this is well-received. it is done safely throughout the country. >> what would be your gut feeling if they did some standard. what percentage of people do you think would respond that

huntman's guru john weaver said the campaign is moving in a more aggressive suggestion suggesting that susie wiles wasn't the one to take it on. huntsman isn't picking up any traction in the polls. his advisers say it's early and they are not concerned. his top people still are there. they are still on board. the question for huntsman, though, is whether that campaign can bring the voters back on board. >> all right. cbs' jan crawford, thank you. good to talk to you. >> you, too. >>> coming up on "the early show," going out of business sale begins today at borders book stores. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch fla

weaver -- we're trying to save life on this planet as we know it today. that is a very big deal. chris stirewalt joins me, fox news digital politics editor, i should say. so, chris, how long do we have on the planet, life as we know it? what's your take? >> i'm not buying anymore green bananas. [laughter] it sounds like we're headed into real trouble, doesn't it? martha: it sure does. >> well, look, the speaker -- the former speaker, pelosi, now the minority leader in the house demonstrates that before you get to the end on something like this, everybody has to say something totally over the top, and now she's taking her turn. the truth of the matter is we're probably closer now to a deal and closer now to a bipartisan resolution than we ever have been because as house republicans start to saddle up behind john boehner's plan getting over their grumbling about the fact that it doesn't give them everything that they want, it brings us closer to the final vehicle which will get republican and democratic support in the senate and move us on to an increase in the debt ceiling and som

. >> since the projections from the energy information administration are weaver going to need 30% more electricity here in the united states in the next quarter century, tell us everything congress and the administration's doing to insure we have the availability, the supply and the lines that transmit it and the energy infrastructure projects capable of producing it and getting it to market. >> i think one of the things that the project showed, and that was all electricity, was that it's just as hard to do a transmission line as it is to do a coal-fired power plant. in fact, two things are really worth noting. one is that there are actually more projects whose permits are at risk than renewable energy projects that are coal-fired power plants. it's about 140 to 111, which is remarkable. second, there are projects that are also being held up, we're beginning to close our coal-fired power plant in some estimates we could lose in the next several years as much as 20% of that capacity. so we're doing relatively very little, but again, it comes back to the fact that these are things that a