>> yep. >> well, joan crawford had arrived with her own flask of vodka. i mean, we did pass a lot of drink, but she didn't think there was going to be enough, so she had her own flask. anyway, the dinner was served, and then the -- in joan crawford's defense, i would say, we weren't smart enough to know we also invited her ex-husband, douglas -- >> fairbanks? >> no, some other one. >> well, i think there was more than one. >> yeah, and they were passing notes back and forth during the dinner, but then the dessert plates came, and cathy douglas is now a very grown-up, very sophisticated lady, but she was very new on the scene then, and so joan crawford, who was seated across the table from mrs. douglas, and joan crawford knew that you're supposed to put the fork and the spoon here and take the finger bowl and the doily and put it here so you can serve your dessert on the clean plate. well, cathy didn't know that. she would have figured it out, but ms. crawford wasn't going to wait for that, so she stood up, this is what you're supposed to do, and so she mo

i'll be having some of this tonight, and, charles crawford, thank you so much.d, of course, to your wife, as well, who's your partner, long life and good luck. - thank you very much. appreciate it, bob. - charles crawford. and, as usual on the smi series, there is a final word. here it is. - i am impressed because it's a guy that you can... that, from what i see, left living in the city to go to living in the country, for whatever reason. he's making a success of something of an agricultural business that is very, very hard. and i think... i do not know his background, but rare are the individuals that leave and go to the country and want to do... a change in life have the stamina and the strength to not only develop the products and take care of the farm--to do it in a way that conforms to the marketplace is, i think, a great achievement. also, i think he was a good manager of his family situation, since he seemed to have convinced everybody to follow him in this adventure. he became a leader-- i guess the quality of his product. and i guess another issue: bein

now, as far as crawford long, who you mentioned, crawford long probably discovered anesthesia before anybody else. his statues were all after the civil war. but yes, he is the south's argument against the north's -- pardon? >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes. so he was an important individual. yes, doctor. >> would you comment on what, if any, was the influence of the french, especially the napoleonic war medicine, on ambulance corps and others. a little bit surprising that we had nothing although it was well known in europe at that time. >> well, the flying ambulances that the french started in the 1850s and 1860s did have an impact on the civil war in the sense that we began to have ambulances and we began to understand that you need to take care of soldiers who were injured and wounded on the battlefield. so the impact was there. it's not as if we used the specifics of their ambulances. the ideas were there. specifics were not. so the answer is yes, it did have an impact and would grow over the course of the 1870s and 1880s when the french became much more prominent with their flying ambula

sarkozy, mark fill lips reports from parity-- paris, contempt in court from the 9/11 plotter, jan crawford has the latest from guantanamo and tony guida talks to families still waiting for justice at home. >> i have waited this long. i can wait a little bit longer. >> jeff: and boy band, lee cowan visits a shop class where girls are crafting their own futures. no boys allowed. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: and good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, as election season heats up in the u.s. t now over in france. and the world's fifth largest economy just chose to make a major change. francois hollande will become france's first socialist president in 17 years, defeating nicolas sarkozy in a runoff. mark phillips is in paris tonight, mark, good evening. >> reporter: the new president of france is a man few would have predicted as little as a year ago, but a combination of europe's economic woes, and the personal affairs of others have catapulted francois hollande into power. his election will have consequences well beyond france. there's nothing like vict

>> dubois: jan crawford, thank you very much. and khalid sheikh mohammed is the most notorious of the five on trial, but prosecutors say the other four also played key roles in the 9/11 plot. john miller has more on the defendants and the charges. >> reporter: of the five defendants, ramzi bin al-shibh was captured first. that's him, blindfolded in the blue shirt, being arrested in karachi, pakistan, in september, 2002. military prosecutors say bin al- shibh was a key middle man from his post in hamburg, germany, where he lived with three hijacker pilots. osama bin laden had picked him to be a pilot, but then al-shibh failed four times to get a u.s. visa, leaving him to relay messages between al qaeda central and afghanistan and the hijackers. khalid sheikh mohammed was caught six months later, hiding out in an apartment in rawalpindi, pakistan. prosecutors say 9/11 was his idea, first pitching what he called "the planes plot" to bin laden in 1996. the charges also allege that mohammed trained the hijackers how to slit passengers

jim crawford has more >>> he sat at the table at the front of the court room profess mastermind of the 911 attacks in the charge. captured in pakistan he is thinner his beard tinted red and when seated he said nothing. when military judge james paul asked questions about whether he wanted lawyers, he looked away. paul asked him eight questions and eight times the judge said " the accused refuses to answer " the other four suspects accused of turning hijackers also remain silent when the judge questioned them. they kept their faces down or flat the magazines are read the koran. when suspect wore traditional muslim attire. and urged the female military personnel present where longer skirts. >>> intense opposition forced the obama administration to scrap those plans to move the trusted new york and begin the trials at guantanamo. military lawyers offered a fierce defense. in compliance they were prohibited from talking privately with clients. the lawyers stand with the judge the suspects looked on and smiled. also at guantanamo 9 family members of victims including this woman whose brothe

crawford's struggles at shortstop continue. reyes would later score. 1-nothing. came in here limping, but they're going to end up with three 1-run victories. vector sanchez can't get it done, and that's it. the giants feeling pretty good coming into this series, and boom! they're now a game under 500. they await the brewers tomorrow night. the as were idle. >>> i don't know if we've ever seen one like this. the all-time greatest relief pitcher, mariano revera, just shag -- rivera, tore the acl in his right knee. the entire yankee team knew it was something serious. he's 42 years of age. yankees lost to the royals, 4-3, but who cares? bottom line, this could be career-ending for mariano rivera. >>> when there's a new york team involved, poor stoudemire purchasing a fire xing wisher, his -- extinguisher, his season over. and james was just great. 32 points, 8 rebound s. 87-70, the heat roll. they lead that series 3-nothing. >>> the mavericks now trail 3. >>> let's go hockey. blues and kings. jacky , do your thing here. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> i didn't see that. >> a

the gene, crawford reports we set about it made relevant again. as first reported by the washington post from the other students 46 years ago at the prestigious cranbrooks school often teased a fellow student and then pass the plan. one day they tackled him and held him down while romney repeatedly click his long hair. four other classmates confirm the incident to the post saying the student was in nonconformist at this replaced school. he revealed as an adult he was a homosexual and died eight years later of a liver cancer. he was first asked about the incident this morning at a radio show. >>> i remember that incident don't believe the thought he was a homosexual the was the furthest thing from my mind to. >>> this afternoon he told fox news. >>> i don't recall the incident myself but i see the reports and and not went to argue that there is no question but i did some stupid things when i was in high school. >>> the article shows that in high school he had a gregarious side the price will joker who kept friend laughing. it was decided and his wi

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jan crawford has our report. >> reporter: as first reported by "the washington post," romney and other students, 46 years ago at the prestitigious cranbrook school teased a student and hatched a plan. they held him down as romney clipped his blond hair. phillip maxwell, a classmate involved in the incident, told cbs news he believes it was an assault and battery. now a lawyer in michigan, maxwell said, i've carried this story with with me a long time. it was just a black mark on my character that i didn't stop it. four other classmates confirmed the incident to "the post" saying the student john lauber was nonconformist. lauber revealed he was a homosexual and died eight years ago of liver cancer. romney was first asked about the incident on a radio show. >> you know, i don't remember that incident. and i'll tell you, i certainly don't believe that i or -- i can't speak for other people, of course, thought the fellow was homosexual. that was the furthest thing from our minds back in the 1960s. >> he told fox news -- >> i don't recall the incident myself, but i've seen the reports. i'm

their trial began today jan crawford was there. >>> he sat at table in front of the court room and mohammad the mastermind of the 911 attacks seemed in charge. he was captured in pakistan in 2003. he is thinner. once seated he said nothing. when judge james paul ask questions about whether he wanted lawyers mohammad looked away he asked him eight questions and eight times the judge said " the accused refuses to answer ". the other four suspects accused of turning hijackers also remain silent when judge pollack questioned them. they kept their faces down. one american lawyer for a defendant wore traditional muslim attire and here's the female military prosecutor stressed in uniform with knee- length skirts to consider more appropriate attire so the suspects will not have fear of committing a sin under their faith. the obama administration had planned to bring them to new york but intense opposition forced the administration to scrap the plants and restart the trials at guantanamo. there's no indication they wanted to plead guilty. they're american lawyers offered a fierce defense. talk of to

brendan crawford had his first i rbi in 17 games. good to see the young guys starting to come around. >> crawford had a big two-out hit there. in the second. kind of got us going. it was a good day. >> we know it's something we need to work on. we're working on it. it's a known thing. and we did a good job today. >> for me, i try to keep the same approach no matter what. when you're up in the order, haven't played there too much. there's stuff i need to learn when i'm up there. kind of approach to be up in the two spot. for the most part, try to keep the approach the same. >> the giants are 2-2, on the home stand. the giants have won their last nine-straight against oakland here at home. >> and the a's beat the rangers in ten innings, 5-4, to split that two-game series. and the 2012 of the bay bridge series can be seen right here. thatrts you ready buddy? you're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >>> she was one of facebook's first em

as i said, we're saving joan crawford for last. tell us about running into, i suppose, people who you'd seen on the screen all your life. >> well, it was amazing. i was much younger. i'm dating myself now, but it was 19 -- i guess, '83 -- or '84 when high had -- when i had first began my job as a deputy social secretary, and, actually, they came to me 24 hours before, and it was before the chinese state dinner, and it was january, and they said, you know, cathy, we'd like you to succeed linda faulkner, and i had been there in the correspondence section and done a lot of events and they thought i was up to speed, so i said i was honored to do this, they said you should run home and get a dress, and i thought what am i going to put on. i had a basic black full-length dress, empire "v" neck, long sleeves, came back, and we had a very lengthy, probably three or four page, what we called our sequence of events, scenario for the evening. i remember looking at it and thinking how am i going to remember every one of these moves? it becomes

jan crawford on the political fallout. and byron pitts with the principal who is teaching kids the way out of poverty. >> he is an inspiration. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning tonight with breaking news that will rattle the struggling financial markets. j.p. morgan chase, america's biggest bank, just admitted it has suffered massive trading losses that cost the company $2 billion. the head of the bank says it is the result of "sloppiness and bad judgment." senior business correspondent anthony mason has been talking to his sources and, anthony, what are you hearing? >> reporter: scott, the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase, jamie dimon, held a surprise conference call this afternoon to announce the bank had lost about $2 billion in just the past six weeks because of bad bets in credit derivatives, the same financial instruments that played a key role in the financial crisis. "this one we would put in the egregious category," dimon conceded on

crawford scoring, making it 2-0. giants top of the fourth, 2-1 giants. bases loaded for collin collgill. a's take the lead, 3-2. two later, gets past buster posey. tim's blocking home plate, look out, collision! my goodness, the ball is loose. collin is safe at home. they checked out timmy, he was okay. he went four innings, five hits, four earned runs and three walks. top of the seventh, who else, josh redick going yard. a's get the win, 6-2. reddic's 11th home of the year and our jaymee sire has more from the park. >> it's a base hit. the a's take the lead. >> that one hitting, they came out throwing great. looked like he was going to have a real nice game, but once his pitch count jumped up that high and that fast, it really had no choice but to take him out. >> i feel like i'm pretty focused throughout the whole game. it's a matter of executing pitches like i've always said and i haven't been doing that. so they're making me pay for my mistakes. >> reporter: it was also in the fourth inning that lincecum absorbed a play at the plate that had the rest

two more errands by brandon crawford. there is jos yi reyes sliding into second. the error led to a run there is a bases loaded ramirez batting against crawford, starts a double play. relay not in time. there is a score, now 2-0. there is one out, runners second and third and there is a catch and too shallow. there is unproductive out. there is a threatened miami sweeps the series. there is a fall to 0-2. >> we've got to keep fighting and battling. and comes down to pitching better. but... could have been no runs. you know? should have pitched better. >> and there are after a six year run there is leaving the cardinals and bols by instrumental in reviving stanford football. from a series of sub500 seasons to a bcs contender now, he will leave in mid june, believed the new job will pay $1 million a year, back field will be tiger woods at the masters. and there is mama duck. baby duck, all right. that is enough nature, tiger in the swing all day. goes from violent swings here from woods. interest tl is a second shot off the five. there is six back and there is chet

crawford has spent most of her life in this home care and her mother also lives here. house needs a lot of work. >> the proof and they helped meal with the plumbing. -- and they helped me with the plumbing. >> while some others get a day at home and their families pamper them and give them all kinds of presence a lot of other women and up on the job today. it is a working day. you don't get others day off. >> i would rather be home. it is a beautiful day. i would like to be at the beach with my kids come ashore. >> but stephanie has a job that requires a 24/7 commitment. she is a paramedic in prince george's county. since she had to work on mother's day, her family came to her to bestow some gifts. >> i am glad that they are here. >> for sun came up with the idea to surprise his mom at work. when asked why he wanted to do something special for his mom he had a direct answer. >> i love my mom so much. >> the founder of banks is in good company and analysts. other women who made the cut include anne curry and angelina jolie. >> the weather has simply been perfect for any

john crawford is in washington with the latest on this story. jan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: it was in 1965. romney was a high school senior and he and some of the other students had a problem with a classmate who was described as different. on the campaign trail mitt romney apologized for pranks that were said to have committed in school 46 years ago. >> i'm sure like other folks i have done stupid things in high school. if i offended anybody by that, i apologize. >> reporter: it was at this michigan prep school where a young romney allegedly pulled a prank that some way went too far. in the incident romney and other students allegedly ganged up on one teen described as a nonconformist at the straight laced school. they tackled him, pinned him down and romney cut his long hair. romney says he doesn't remember it. the youthful experience of presidential candidates have been dissected for years. president obama faced questions about using cocaine and marijuana, something he admitted in one of his books. >> i spent the last two years of high school in a daze. drank

crawford 2/5, first run since april 23rd.was not great in six innings, the big blow was matt holiday, st. louis lead 4/3. his a storm of the season. tied at 4, david freeze rolls away this ground role. giving the giants a lead. the colonels were sloppy with three errors. for once the bats continue to role for big daddy kane who has had the worst support since 2006. brandon bell scorches the double to give san fransisco a 6/4 lead. came runs his record to 3/2. there used to rain delays in denver but this was the first at this field. the game was delayed after a swarm of bees gather around the dugout. to get rid of them, look at it, he has no protection. pretty gutsy. he uses a vacuum, the diamondbacks and up stinging the rockies and 9/7. northgate, in walnut creek battling clayton valley. the broncos rally in the seventh inning. mishandled by the clayton valley in field. and the leaders down to one. then, the ball goes to the backstop. sloppy defense by clayton valley. and right now, that game is tied in extra innings. i will

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inmates living outdoors in the heat in these tents and i meet dustin crawford. >> i'm going to catch that dove and eat that. i would rip out his breast. i'm dead serious. >> one of the things that was interesting about dustin crawford is he had a unique take on one of sheriff joe's famous lines. >> the men and women are fighting for our country and living in tents and never committed a crime. i tell all the detractors to shut their mouth and don't keep criticizing our tent operation. >> dustin just returned from iraq and provided an interesting narrative. >> i was just in iraq week ago and it's easier than here. that sign right there ain't true. soldier dos eat steak and lobster on friday in iraq. when you are in iraq, it sucks because you are in a combat zone, but when you are not, you are being treated like a [ bleep ] respectable soldier. you eat good and sleep with the proper equipment. you are taken care of as a humane person. even pows get treated well. these guys don't get fed good and there is rats running around and they wake you up every 30 minutes. no reason for it. >> my

. >>> brandon crawford helped fuel sky's offense. he had his first rbis since april. the giants provided e plenty of run support in 57-5 win. they'll host the as tomorrow. >>> can the as have a better series than their san francisco rivals? this single helped propel the as to a 5-4 win on the season. >>> it was more than just a day at the beach for one group of students. we'll show you the end result of their gathering. the weekend is a day away and should include plenty of sunshine. we'll let you know how long this warm-up will last. real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. heinz ketchup is only $1.79. that's for the party size. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. get the new safeway app. it's free. and the easiest way to get the most savings. >>> this was no ordinary day at the beach for elementary school students from huntington beach. after picking up trash, t

crawford is cut down on the play. he had gone 50 innings without allowing a homer.t up? still up 2-1 in the fifth. josh johnson, 3-1 giants, and one bad inning, chris coghlan, he was hitting .104. he gave up six runs and 2-5. >> runner on for cabrera, ends it. giants lose 7-6. >> a's open with the evil empire the new york yankees and nick swisher leaving his mark. reggie jackson, part of the yankees front office, this is $180 million, mark was slumping but two-run jack to the right. a's get on on in the fourth. his 12th homer of the year, 3-1 game. you are not going to out muscle the bronx bombers. robinson, high and deep and aloha, solo jack, three batters later

in the 8 inning, an error by crawford set up a two run homer by ryan braun and that tied the game atbody wanted to go home. to the 14th inning. sanchez, the six brewer pitcher of the night, grooves one. there it goes. hector sanchez, taking him deep. sanchez put in there to give buster posey a breather and he wins the game. 4-3 giants. two games over .500. tony larussa at the coliseum tonight to watch williams. not bad. but coming through here. 2-0 oakland. tommy malone. strong from there. 7 innings, 5 hits, albert pujols doesn't do damage and the a's beat the angels 2-1. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the warriors will announce their intention to move from oakland to san francisco. joe and company, they made no bones about the fact that with all due respect to the city of oakland they want to hang their shingle in san francisco. they want the san francisco date lain. this got underway when san francisco mayor ed lee sent a letter to the owner saying come on over. peers 30 and 32 are offered as the spot and tomorrow morning they will make up people in the east bay unhappy, people in san

a melky cabrera gets his second of four kids on the day crawford eventually scores 2-0 giants, lincecumnd and zeros until the fourth calculable loops and scores during it ties the game at two apiece. with caloga let second buster posies cannot find a wild pitch tell gail comes in to score from second base. lincecum finishes the inning but he was done after 4. giants had the chance with bases loaded he did not get the bat of the shoulder the big blow in the seventh, a home run to make it 6-2 a's. that is the final score. lincecum has an era over six. chisholm of his time to good of the pitchman's of trusting my pitching have to make sure it is perfectly down and away, hopefully a few inches on either side of the trust my movement, and not be too fine with it and trust that that is like i keep going back to that but it is so true >>> softball cal leads arkansas 6-tune in the theft. the bears need to be the ridge back twice to advance to super regional it. a crowd of 3000 whites the raging cajuns' beat stanford for second day in a row louisiana lafayette moves on to the super regional. the

inmates living outdoors in the heat, in these tents and i meet dustin crawford. >> need to catch thatove over there and eat that mother [ bleep ]. seriously, i'd rip out his breast, man and put that right on a [ bleep ] hoagie. i'm dead serious. >> one of the things that was interesting about dustin crawford is he had a unique take on one of sheriff joe's famous lines -- >> our men and women are fighting for our country, and they're living in tents and they never committed a crime. so i tell all these detractors to shut their mouth and don't keep criticizing our tent operation. >> dustin had just returned from iraq, and he provided an interesting counter-narrative. >> i was just in iraq about three weeks ago, and it's a lot easier than it is here. as far as, i mean, that sign right there ain't true. soldiers do eat steak and lobster on fridays in iraq, you know? when you're in iraq, i mean, it sucks because you're in a combat zone and stuff, but when you're not, you're being treated like a [ bleep ] respectable soldier. you eat good, you get to sleep with the proper equipment you need

crawford was the top u.s. envoy in iraq, pakistan. it's not clear why he's ending. they agreed on an exit strategy. >>> it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the gloechblt britain's guardian says they're close to a deal on inspecting iran's nuclear site. tomorrow iran and six world powers meet in baghdad to discuss the tensions. >>> several california school districts face severe issues or bankruptcy. >>> u.s. today says drive-throughs are turning big profits and not just for burgers anymore. they're being used by designer coffee houses and convenience stores. drive-through sales grew 3% last year. >>> in india, it's reported dangerous overkrougd on mt. everest. four died over the weekend from apparent exhaustion and >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by the u.s. postal service. >>> government scientists say a routine test for prostate cancer is so unreliable, men should not take it. we'll get the american cancer society's view of the controversial new guidelines and talk with a survivor who believes the test saved his

charles crawford has details. >> sunday's the clubs will be what is called and in dealer a clouds. >> we will see what is more like a crescent sun. weather permitting, it should still be protected. >> because actions speak louder than words, he did not need to brag. this is a photo of him running in and winning the following year. >> this is actually his second trophy. it is bigger did his first trophy. it says the first prize in the second annual across the city raised. on the back, it has his name. i think it is a beautiful home and tell. >> he would tell my brother how fun it was to read and how much he enjoyed it. >>pam: coming up in sports, the nba playoffs get even more interesting. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take

blanco broken bat single brings in sanchez and brandon crawford. giants up 4-1. it is a 4-3 game with a two-one shot, third of the season makes it 6-3 and charlie culverson at the plate and his mom and dad never forget this. his first career big league base hit. a pretty good day. giants win by a final 7-3. barry zito gets the second win of the season. >>> final game of the four-game set, 1-0 detroit. as we pick this one up, the bottom of the fifth, seth smith off verlander, see ya. third of the year, ties the game at one apiece. avila, look at eric zoe guard reaching out to rob him but later on in the sixth, belfour with relief. tigers take a 2-1 lead. it will stay that way until the ninth. cabrera comes up with the rbi and tigers go up 3-1 and win the game by a final of 3-1. let's head to the nba. clippers taking on grizzlies game seven western conference semifinals. l.a. up one in the fourth. nick young with the three and kenyon martin off the nick young missed the tip-in. 11-2 run to miss the fourth. here come the grizzlies, it's a six-point game. and moments

crawford is cut down on the play. he had gone 50 innings without allowing a homer. and who put that up? still up 2-1 in the fifth. josh johnson, 3-1 giants, and one bad inning, chris coghlan, he was hitting .104. he gave up six runs and 2-5. >> runner on for cabrera, ends it. giants lose 7-6. >> a's open with the evil empire the new york yankees and nick swisher leaving his mark. reggie jackson, part of the yankees front office, this is $180 million, mark was slumping but two-run jack to the right. a's get on on in the fourth. his 12th homer of the year, 3-1 game. you are not going to out muscle the bronx bombers. robinson, high and deep and aloha, solo jack, three batters later, swisher's turn, a laser for a two-run bomb. yankees with 33 in the house, they win it. >> manny ramirez, first inning, he is hitting .250 at a river cat. he is eligible to join the a's and the need his bat. sometimes honesty is not the best policy, alex smith and panthers has taken offense, smith says it's all about wins but alex should have better numbers in 2012. is he had stopped there w

brandon crawford had a couple of hits, two rbis. matt cain, not one of his better performances.8 hits, 4 runs. he's going to be a winner here. the giants break through in the 6th. brandon belts in an oib double, and the giants -- an rbi double, and the giants win seven 7. >>> here's a play. clearly catches the ball. brandon mccarthy, but the umpire was out of position, he said no, it was trapped. the manager quiets thrown out. the -- gets thrown out. the rangers score a run and tie the game. happy ending for the as, josh redick, and here comes the winning run. 5-4, as win. they're a game over 500. only four back of powerhouse texas. >>> here it is. in denver. they delayed the rockies and diamondbacks. do you have any solution how you can stop this from happening? >> i thought bug spray. >> that's a very good idea. and again, i guess the highlight here, the guy who was vacuuming did not use any protection. all right? he vacuumed without protection. and that's -- >> he shouldn't be doing that. >> when you vacuum or do something, there's gloves or something you should use, right? [

brandon crawford had his first rbi in 17 games and brandon bell drove in a run for his third straightcertainly good to see the young guys coming around. >> crawford had a big two-out hit there in the second and kind of got us going and bell had some big hits for us, so it was a good day. >> we know it's something we need to work on, and we're working on it, so it's kind of a known thing, and we did a good job today. >> for me i try to keep it, up in the order, not playing there too much, so stuff i need to learn while i'm up there. working with bam, got a mental approach being up there in the two spot. try to hit the ball hard. >> giants are 2-2 on the homestand with the a's coming in for this weekend with the bay bridge series. the giants have won the last nine straight here at home against oakland. >> thank you, jaymee. >>> let's check in on the green and gold. game two against the rangers. bottom six, ellis andrews bunting, looks like he made the catch but umpire says he trapped t.bob melvin wasn't having it and he got tossed from the game. josh red dick -- reddick is hot. how abou

jan crawford is in washington with the latest on this story. jan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, gayle, it was 1965, romney was a high school senior and first reported he and some other students had a problem with a classmate who was described as different. on the campaign trail, mitt romney, apologized for a prank he was said to have committed in school 46 years ago. >> i'm sure like other folks i've done stupid things in high school. if i oe fened anybody by that, i of course apologize. >> reporter: it was at this michigan prep school, first reported by "the washington post" where a young romney, known for his gregarious side pulled a prank some say went too far. romney and other students allegedly ganged up on one team, described as a nonconformist at the straight-laced school. they attack itled him, pinned him down and romney cut his long hair. romney classmate confirmed that account to cbs. romney says he doesn't remember it. the youthful experience as a presidential candidate have been dissected for years. president obama faced questions about using cocai

crawford with a drive to the alley and in comes bolanco. giants up 3-1. blevins in for parker and bases loaded and he walks zito forcing in a run. they walked zito twice tonight. they fear his bat. giants go up 8-1, but they could not stop the dangerous josh donaldson. the bases loaded and this is a three-run double. 8-6 game and donaldson with five r.b.i's. two on and two out and threatening caw see yaw and gets weeks on the ground ball to end it. giants hang on 8-6. ncaa softball and cal is number one in the nation and opening up with a victory in five innings. the mercy rule invoked. after blowing game two desperation time and a must win scenario against oklahoma city tonight in game three. the playoff series, though physical, russell westbrook and metta world peace mixing it up. he didn't do much. durant trying to crush the laker spirits to the hoop and with authority. it is 31 and kc is down three at the break. kobe bryant is trying to will the lakers to the win. high off the window and kobe with 36. lakers would take the lead. durant for three in th

then the supreme court came down with crawford versus washington said no more of that.ecause it violates the defendant's right to cross-examine the person saying it. they're dead, right? so, the illinois appellate court, the prosecutor went to the legislature, give us permission to use hearsay in the case, they said yes, what we might see, it might stand, we might see an exception carved out of domestic violence murders. if you kill the victim you get a benefit from the fact they are not around to testify. >> they he can sexhumed the bod died in 2004, they ruled it accidental drowning. >> they are going to look, let's face it this won't be a lot left, they will reexamine the skull and see was there some type of trauma to the skull we didn't notice that might have been blunt force trauma, was she hit in the back of the head, was there a crack or fracture not necessarily attributable to her falling down on her own, because remember, she was found in a dry bathtub, very odd. her hair is not wet, how could she have fallen and hurt herself and not get help? when they exhume

brinnin crawford had two more errors and that led to around the giants' 28 years were second in the major leagues. to delineate jose with his face the past the pitcher and drove in the eventual game-winning run giants have swept streets you as the final. this is strange. the new york yankee closer marriott rivera was the while shagging balls during batting practice his knee buckled the 42 year-old had to be carted off nt tore the aclu and he's done for the year fires in devils tied one game and did they get to overtime not for long. he put in his own rebound and the devils when the hockey game. out in your next doing wade boggs hit to the bronfman the was red hot. red hot in the fourth leg of video game. he beat that series three games to none at this point that even chairman can save the york knicks. >>> he's been hurt trying to make it back for the playoffs but to little too late that series is over. he's 42 years old. but he remains fully closer. >>> they said? >>> may be. will it end.

. >>> "us weekly" reports sideline reporter erin andrews is dating gossip girl actor chase crawford. >> know who that is? >> i do. >> you know that tony romo's wife's brother. fun fact. finally how image conscious is tim tebow? tmz reports an actress in the broadway production of "rock of ages" was asked to remove a twitter photo and some of the performers who apparently weren't wearing enough clothing. this from wvit, in connecticut in west haven, a group of dads prove they will do just about anything for their little girls. the fathers dress up in women's clothing, high heels and wigs and ran in drag around a track all with the goal of scoring tickets to see the english boy band senvation one direction in concert. >> i would do it. >> most dads would. five men competed. only one could win. this lucky guy, they'll never forget that. the others won the respect of their daughters. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> in japan the world's tallest tower opened its doors to the public. the tokyo sky tree stands over 2,000

through the legs and crawford, what a play. got him. arizona was up 1-0 in the 6th. buster posey to the gap and ask cabrera scores standing up. he is all over this game. the milk man in the eighth and cheering because he gave him a reason to celebrate. he set a giants record and three more hits tonight and setting the table for posey. the sack fly brings him home. the giants win and they are four games over 500. the milk man is unbelievable right now. the spurs coach and he could go into the t-shirt business. everybody is talking about his rants when he said "i want to see some nasty." >> put your body on it. it is a big boy game. >> it is a big boy game. message received loud and clear. tony parker and tim duncun is dunking. spurs in control all night. does it get anymore wide open. he had 34. he had 30. two minutes to go and kevin durant. thunder within seven and ginobili with the big three. 120-111. san antonio have won 20 straight games. big boy game. they take a 2-0 lead in the western conference finals. serena williams was in tears. her earliest exit ever. her