a shot right back at cobb. >> reporter: tonight, just a day after that shocking injury, cobb is already tweeting. "want to say thank you to our all-star trainer ron porterfield and the doctors @bayfront hospital." >> he's talking and really tough moment for everybody. >> reporter: he suffered a mild concussion and we've seen injuries like this before. last month, a ball fractured the skull of blue jay s starter j. happ. and brandon mccarthy had a seizure just months after getting hit in the head with a line drive. >> the pitcher is a sitting duck. >> reporter: now serious questions for major league baseball. even player says i they need more protection. >> whoever comes up with a solution for this is -- they're never going to have to work again in their life. >> reporter: and it's not just major leaguers sounding the alarm. so are parents of young players. in 2010, gunner sandberg was hit in the head by a line drive and was in a coma for three weeks. he came back to the game and through his support behind plans for a new protective pitching helmet. >> it's very comfortable. >> reporter:

cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe either.confident she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the lane. but i was still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. but i got a whole lot more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four from the side of the median come flying at her. >> i saw him hit it and it was like slow motion. the whole time i'm thinking, that's not really going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the two by four hits the front hood of the van leaving a long dent, burst through the glass and smacks into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. >> there was not an inch between where it hit and my arm. >> when the wood punches through the window, glass flies everywhere. >> there were glass s

from the hospital, cobb actually tweeted.ank everyone enough for the prayers, was the only way for me to make it out of there okay. look forward to getting back out there." and alison, it's good to see that after getting hit like that, he was able to get his iphone out or whatever phone he has at the hospital and get on twitter. >> it's amazing. when i saw that, i wanted to duck. like the ball's coming at me. >> scary moment. >> hazard pay, right? he gets hazard pay, i'm sure. >> i think they get paid pretty well in major league baseball. >> yeah, that's what i meant. all right. >>> tick, tock. guess what? we're less than 24 hours away from the launch of cnn's newest show. i'm going to talk with the anchors of "new day." but first, let's check in with dr. sanjay gupta for a look at what's coming up on "sanjay gupta md" at the bottom of the hour. good morning, sanjay. >> well, alison, the decision on the plan b morning after pill may get a lot of people nervous. even the youngest teens will be able to buy this over the counter

: cobb is already tweeting. thank you to our trainer, ron porterfield and the doctors at bayfront hospital. woke up with only a minor head ache today. >> they saw him there, really tough moment for everybody. >> reporter: he suffered a mild concussion and we have seen injuries like this before. last month, a ball fractured the skull of blue jays starter, ja happ. and last week, brandon mccarthy had a seizure months after getting hit in the head by a line drive. >> the pitcher is 60'6" from the batter, in other word, he is a sitting duck. >> reporter: now serious questions for major league baseball. players say they need more protection. >> whoever comes up with the solution for this is, never going to have to work again in their life. >> reporter: it is not just major leaguers sounding the alarm. so are parents of young players. in 2010, gunner sandberg then 16, was hit in the head by a line drive. and was in a coma for three weeks. he came back to the game and threw his support behind plans for a new protective

cobb was hit in the ear. anything like a hockey mask is considered too bulky for a pitcher to wear. >> whoever comes up with a solution for this is never going to have to work again in their life and probably for generations of their family won't have to work. >> alex cobb suffered a mild concussion and is resting at homeful >>> globe trotters arrived in maryland for a week of fun. they dribbled 7.7 miles to tip off globe trotter week. all the proceeds will benefit local charities. you can see the globe trotters play in towson on wednesday, thursday and friday. they're fun. >> yes, they are. >> they're a lot of fun. >> they're the orange al -- original practical jokeers. >>> who tur kish police are facing off with this time. >> no sign of on ohio toddler. why the child's mother is be hind bars. >> we're back to june-like weather in maryland. is there a chance of thunderstorms popping up? bob is back next with your first warning weather forecast. ,,,, >>> for the first time we're hearing some frantic 911 calls

cobb was hit in the ear, below the cap line. anything more protective is considered too bulky for a pitcher to wear and still pitch properly. >> whoever comes up with a solution will probably never have to work again. >>> with school out now, your kids are probably paying -- playing outside more. what to do if they get a mild concussion? we have a goid on our website. find out how to tell if your child has a concussion. watch a video of what happens when you get a concussion and get the latest information. it's easy top find. log on to abc2news.com/concussion. >> all right. good to be back from vacation and a fairly quiet weather afternoon. there are some storms flaring up in the north eastern corner of the state. zoom in here. you can see this large storm cell kind of spread across northern delaware and southern new jersey, but the back edge of this thing is still coming out of the extreme eastern edge of cecil county just north of elkton passing into newark, delaware. well clear of rising son, but -- sun but a downpour here. t

cobb was hit in the ear.thing more protectivq like a hockey goalie mask is too bulky for a player to wear and still pitch properly. >> whoever comes up with a solution for this is, they're never going to have to work again for their life and probably for generations of their family won't have to work. >> now, that young man that we showed, gunner sandburg. he was saying that, you know, he thought that these kind of helmetses would help kids like him. such life-saving surgery he had, doctors had to remove part of his skull, carol, to let his brain not swell so much. so, certainly an issue, not just for major leaguers, but for parents out there, too. >> major leaguers, though, they have -- tz me, they have a strangu)qp!out these protective helmets. i was at detroit tigers spring training and i talked about pitchers wearing the reinforced hats and i was surprised what jim leyland told me, at least. >> look like mechanical men going around. and we're going to look like àstar wars before it is all ove. i'm not for

the rays went on to win 5-3, but without cobb. this isn't the first time this has happened this season. just last month, blue jays starter j.a. haff was struck in the head by a ball and suffered a skull fracture. and last week, brandon mccarthy, diamondbacks pitcher, had a seizure after complications from a life-threatening hit to the head by a ball in 2012. now, even players are demanding more protection, asking what if anything can be done. >> whoever comes up with the solution, they're never going to have to work in their life and generations of their family. >> if these pitchers keep getting hit, are we starting to wonder about the ultimate tragedy that could occur on the mound? >> now, doctors are weighing in. >> the player with the bigger injury with the skull fracture and brain swelling, that player again, may be at risk for the future if he were to sustain another concussion. >> and our friends said that major league baseball has looked into new helmet technology, working with two companies, but is told there is still a lo

shocking video of tampa bay pitcher alex cobb knocked off his feet by a line drive slamming into his head at more than 100 miles an hour. stunned silence as he's taken off the field on a stretcher. >>> kim kardashian and kanye west welcoming a baby girl just in time for father's day. but was the rapper by the star's side when she gave birth? >> and say it with bacon. go hog wild with dad with the limited edition dream gift. it's the perfect for the pork-product-obsessed nation this father's day. good morning, and happy father's day to all the dads. we have a lot to get to, including serious weather in the middle of america, flash flooding, hail, tropical storm-strength winds. and more severe weather expected today. ginger zee will be covering all of it. >> in case she hasn't been busy. a game changer for football fans. the nfl is out with ground breaking new policy sure to affect every woman who goes to a game this season. it's a major inconvenience for fans, but the league says it's a matter of public safety. >> we talked to one steelers fan who who says he's going to be enjoying th

about you a spoken said cobb's tests came back normal. cobb himself tweeted.nk everyone enough for the prayers. the only way for me to make it out of there okay. look forward to getting back out there. >>> overseas now, london scotland yard is preparing to launch an official official investigation into the disappearance of madelayne mccain six years after she went missing in portugal. mandy, what's the latest? >> well, british police are hoping to follow up on major leads, from a case review that uncovered 20 possible suspects and dozens of new clues. after six years of anguish, wondering and waiting for news of their little girl, there's fresh hope for kate and jerry mccann. nbc news has learned that funding for a full investigation has been approved to allow british detectives to pursue new leads in the madelaine case. they examined all the evidence. >> the metropolitan police have actually been looking into the portuguese investigation for a number of years now. and have come up with some leads, some suspects they don't think were investigated properly. >>

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from the hospital, cobb tweeted, "can't thank everyone enough for the prayers.t was the only way for me to make it out of there okay. look forward to getting back out there." now, definitely a scary moment, but -- >> oh, my gosh, so crazy! >> but good to know he was well enough to get his phone out and tweet that he is okay and let everyone know. >> nice that he's got a hard noggin there. >> right. good thing to have a hard head in that situation. >> andy sholes, thank you. >>> flash floods are the number one killer in the u.s. and we'll take you to the u.s. and the danger zone. >>> and if losing control of your bank accounts and online profiles weren't frightening enough some life-saving medical devices like pacemakers are vulnerable to hacking. full story, ahead. e planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your life... that make life worth living. ♪ ♪ sweet love of mine there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names

. >> reporter: sending cobb to the ground. watch again in slow motion as the ball lands just behind his right here. this morning, the 25-year-old is home with a mild concussion but tweeting he woke up with only a minor headache. meantime, major league baseball can trying to figure out how to prevent these frightening blows to the head. >> that ball is coming extremely fast to the pitcher, and they have little or no time to put their glove in front of their face. >> reporter: just last month blue jays pitcher j.a.happ was hit by a line drive in the same stadium fracturing his skull. last year three others hit by batted balls, brandon mccarthy needed brain surgery. he's back this season but just last week, suffered a seizure related to that injury. still, the league has not approved any special head gear for pitchers. though it is considering lining their caps with bulletproof kevlar. >> i don't think any cap will protect them 100%. there are materials that they're using that will lessen the blow, however, i don't think that the

all tests were normal and cobb was diagnosed with a concussion.weeted, can't thank everyone enough for the prayers. the only way for me to get out okay and look forward getting back out there. >>> russian vladimir putin is accused of stealing one of the most prized possessions in the u.s. robert kraft said he stole his prized super bowl ring while in russia. he said he tried to get the white house to intervene put was told it was better to say it was gift in the interest of u.s.-russian relations. putin maintains it was indeed a gift. fredericka, back to you. >> thanks so much, andy. for the latest in news and sports, go to bleacher report.com. >>> he's probably the most at the same times -- most famous drummer in the world. he will take you on tour right here in the "newsroom." ♪ c'est aujourd'hui ♪ ♪ et toujours ♪ me amour ♪ how about me? [ male announcer ] here's to a life less routine. ♪ and it's un, deux, trois, quatre ♪ ♪ give me some more of that [ male announcer ] the more connected, athletic, seductive lexus rx. ♪ je t'adore, je t'adore,

cobb was struck in the head by his right ear on a comebacker by hosmer.e hospital he was okay. all tests were normal. he was diagnosed with a concussion. the rays have placed him on the seven-day concussion list. there is not a timetable for him to return to the rotation. >>> that'll do it for "the bleacher report." suzanne, back to you. >>> that's it for me. >>> that's it for me. don lemon takes it from here. -- captions by vitp(d- www.vitac.com

cobb was struck in the head by his right ear on a comebacker by hosmer.e hospital he was okay. all tests were normal. he was diagnosed with a concussion. the rays have placed him on the seven-day concussion list. there is not a timetable for him to return to the rotation. >>> that'll do it for "the bleacher report." suzanne, back to you. >>> that's it for me. >>> that's it for me. don lemon takes it from here. -- captions by vitp(d- www.vitac.com >>> thank you, suzanne. i'm don lemon in for brooke baldwin. a huge hour of news for you. we begin with a breaking story out of new jersey. it's unfolding rig$t now. a plane has just landed in newark after a passenger claimed to have poisoned everyone here's what we know right now. the united flight traveling from hong kong, newark was its original destination. we're told the passenger became% disruptive and the feds aren't sure whether the threat is real. but they're taking it seriously, of course. updates for you as we get them throughout the hours here on cnn. >>> also happening right now, the fbi is digging t

cobb was hit below the cap line. player to wear and still pitch properly. >> whoever comes up with a solution for this, they're never going to have to work again in their life and probably generations of their family won't have to work. >> it seems obvious, right? >> major league pitchers, i've talked to plenty of them. they've wondered how long is it going to be, unfortunately, until someone dies on the field? is that what it's going to take? is they had a batter struck by a pitch who died on the field in 1920, cleveland indians batter. they didn't require batting helmets until 1970, took 50 years. even that sadly might not make a difference. >> what is the balance, though? this may be an obvious question. why not, even if it's just 40% coverage of the head, why not wear some kind of pitching helmet? >> pitchers say that maybe it's uncomfortable. it's not what they're used to. usually big equipment changes like that, they try to get in at the little league level so kids grow up using it. you saw the kid who was 16 y

cobb rushed off the field on a stretcher. scary. >> thankfully he's doing -- we hope he's doing a lot better today. >>> today is the day that many nats fans has been waiting for. a big award in tto a caps playe. >> good morning, everyone. happy sunday and happy father's day to the dads out there. nationals get a big boost later today as strasbourg comes off the 15-day disabled list. last night, nats bats carried the team in the ninth. rookie anthony rendone takes one deep to the right over the fence. career home run. five for the day on the nats. win it 7-6. >>> and alex ovechkin won the hart award. it was a tight race this week. he beat out sidney crosby and john tavares for the trophy. and he led the league with 32 goals, leading the caps to the playoffs. >>> on the links, every day is groundhog day. phil mikkelson, a chance to make it a great father's day. took the lead on a nice birdie putt. on top heading into today's final round at 1 under. >>> fine round coverage of the u.s. open starts at noon today, right here on nbc

preguntan como llegÓ la droga al lugar donde la encontraron los soldados nuestro corresponsal francisco cobbscon las mismas dimensiones que encontraron debajo del asiento y aquÍ estÁ el resultado de este operativo periodÍstico. >>> >>> similar a este fue el paquete que las autoridades mexicanas, encontraron en un autobÚs y pensaron que pertenecÍa a yanira maldonado. tenÍa 12 libras de marihuana. y este lo armamos nosotros para establecer que tan difÍcil era sbu subir al autobÚs y pegarle debajo de un asiento frente a la vista de todos. nos va limes de un vehÍculo similar a la linea de transportes que ya Ñnira y s esposa querÍan regresar a arizona. >>> no era fÁcil maniobrarme y era imposible pegarle bajo el asiento y pasar desapercibido en especial, para los pasajeros de la parte de atrÁs, como lo asegurÓ varias veces el abogado defensor de yanira. >>> son paquetes de este tamaÑo, como se va a dar cuenta que uno estÁ su beindz biendo un paquet. >>> con dificultad lo colocamos debajo. >>> me siento, no me doy cuenta que hay un paquete estando en este asiento. >>> hicimos el recorrido completo,

. >> oh, look out tampa bay pitcher alex cobb is beaned today. cobb remained conscious, but was carted off and taken to the local hospital where doctors say he only suffered a mild concushion. kobwas two outs away from earning the win when this incident happened. rays still win, 5-3. >> giants haven't been scaring anybody on the road and giants trailed 1-0 after two innings and scored three times off pitcher mike minor. abreu doubles down the line. torres scores to break the. 1 tie, abreu had 3 of the giant's 11 hits. san francisco led 3-2 in the 5th when buster posey smacks the pitch to centerfield. that has got home run written all over it, but oh, missed by that much. two-run double, 5-it 2 giants, gaudin still with a pair of homers to b.j. upton, a 2-run job and last pitch of the day for gaudin. romeo walks upton and this game is tied. freeman lines a based-loaded single with a quackoff win, 6-5 and giants are 14-1 romo takes the loss. giants are 27-1 when leads after 8 innings and they play the braves in a special 5-p.m. start coming up the

it starts off you have all the things you want to do and you want to get the corn on the cobb and thend the tea cups and all this stuff. and 4:00, you hit the disney wall. and are you like listen me. i want to get a chocolate banana and this one wants to go to the little mermaid. and it's military ops and. you get crazy and hit the wall. and bryn said go, mommy, go. and i was like disney is my bitch. we are getting out of here by 5:00. and we did. we talked about disney after dark i want to see what goes on with the princesses after midnight. i do. they don't break character at all. you are like, you want to have a drink don't you? what are you talking about. you are not wearing your mermaid outfit. >> well, ken give me my princess dress. no, i saw you you were wearing the mermaid outfit. no, they don't break. >> ellen: they are not supposed to. >> right, but i would break. >> ellen: it's very exciting we are getting closer and closer to you doing your show. and you are going to do it in new york. and in the shows you did this summer you had a segment bet any in your business, right?

caught on camera tonight, more than 100 miles an hour, that's how fast the baseball that hit alex cobb over the weekend was going. this is the latest in a long line. >> that ball's coming extremely fast at the pitcher and they have little or no team to put their glove in front of their face. >> major league baseball is trying to figure out a way to protect them. they considered lining their caps with kevlar but experts say that won't give them 100% protection. just led to abc2news.com/concussion for everything from the warning signs to watch out for and the most recent data on how long kids should be sitting out with an injury. >>> sign them up for a reality show. this florida teenager put his life at risk for a ride. chris was on boat with his family when he spotted a whale shot. the teen took one look and couldn't help himself. >> i decided i should go try to swell with mill because i -- him because i thought i might not be able to do it again. >> whale sharks can be as big as a school bus but are also known as gentle giants. he said the whole thing was an adren na -- adrenaline rush

officials say cobb is now resting at home.eeted this -- can't thank everyone enough for the prayers, was the only way for me to make it out of there okay. looking forward to getting out -- getting back out there. all the best to him. >>> get ready for a new way of waking up in the mornings. tomorrow the debut of cnn's morning show, "new day." chris cuomo and kate baldwin gave a little preview of what to expect. >> we know this -- here's the headline. news is back in morning news. when "new day" starts. we're really going to emphasize story count, having the broadest pala palate, letting people know what's going on not just around here but around the world. >> and it is going to be a broader definition of news. obviously the big headlines of the day. those will drive the show as it drives any show but there's also going to be a variety of stories that maybe viewers haven't seen in the past. there is going toob little bit for everybody or i would argue a lot for everybody. everybody has a variety of interests. we have three hour

. >> reporter: the cobb family rushed to collect their daughters from briarwood.ied to move it off my leg. it hurt so much. and i was like -- it was -- the tornado had knocked it, i was screaming help, my leg, my leg, no one could hear me. >> reporter: soon we were reminded once more. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: whenever man and mother nature meet this way, she wins. >> one of the previous neighborhoods of moore. we're going to rebuild, though. >> reporter: we've already started by picking up the pieces. families line the pattersons who lost everything they own. >> we'll pick up the pieces. i'm not leaving. >> reporter: tonight the famed okey spirit is being tested yet again. but when the sun returns, so will the survivors. >> you were so brave. >> reporter: and they will rebuild. they always do. for "nightline," byron pitts in new york. >> thanks, byron, for that stirring report. >>> when we come back we pay tribute to the teachers who risked it all for their students in the storm that struck moore, oklahoma, less than two weeks ago. [ stewart ] this is the kind

this new twist involves the accounting confirm bazilio cobb. it claims some of its employees made illegal contributions for more than a decade. the firm says businessman jeffrey thompson reimbursed those employees. thompson used to be the firm's majority owner. he is also accused of running an illegal shadow campaign to get gray elected. >>> 4:31. today a unique ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's trip to the home of his ancestors. representatives from the irish embassy will light special lamps with the eternal flame at the late president's grave site at arlington national cemetery and then fly them to the county wexford island where another eternal flame memorial will be dedicated this weekend. members of the kennedy family will attend both ceremonies. the family's ancestors left ireland in 1848. >>> if you are just joining us this morning, it's 4:31. want to get you up to speed on the forecast and traffic. >> meteorologist tom kierein starting us off with what seems like a muggy day. >> yeah, we still have the humidit

the guys who know jack hear tide, they are thinking about how ty cobb had an amazing batting average. here's the bottom line. i'm not shirking the macro. it's every bit as important to know jack. you should stay kept call of anyone that tells you that ether one doesn't matter because they both do. linda? >> hey, jim. how are you tonight? >> always struggling on the down 100 days. >> caller: just a quick question. i'm really confused. i was told to buy shares of the vix to keep my losses at a minimum when the market drops. i know it's not a stop. what is it? if i do buy shares of it, how long do i keep them? this person told me not to keep them very long. >> what is that guy doing? look. the guy is probably a great guy. he is probably a big red sox plan and they're in first place. companies pay good dividends and pay well overtime and fixes a financial creation that indicates a volatility of an index. it ain't wort buying a stock for. we buy stocks of companies. that makes horse sense. tom? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. i bought the israel pharmaceutical drug maker ab

air this afternoon the clause will clear route and it will be warmer and ty cobb.s they looked at the afternoon highs for today. it will be close to 100 for the inland location. livermore will be coming in at 98 degrees. conner will become in the mid-90s. as you consider we have a big temperatures spread. hayward will be coming in at 81 degrees and low 70's for downtown san francisco. we're looking at upper 60s for daly city. >> napa will be coming in at 95 degrees. this evening, the skies will be clear and will have mild to cool conditions. i will have more details on how long the heat wave will last. >> it is a good news and bad news for the bay bridge ride. the bad news is that things are backing up in the westbound direction even the 880 approach has slowed down and it is backed up over the toll plaza. that is the bad news. the good news is that accident has been cleared from and the island but they have not begin to speed up the meter and lights. you do not see much in the weather improved. in fact, we're on the verge of turning this into a hot spot is the bac