wilson, a left-hander of the angels who went 5, allowed four runs on eight hits. kendrick. one out. so even though albert pujols is the dh and not on the field for the angels, we can check in with ken rosenthal and talk about the domino effect it happened for the cardinals when they let pujols walk away and end up in california prior to last year. >> ken: joe, i don't know if anyone imagined this way, but the loss of pujols is the gift that keeps on giving. you start with the signing of carlos belt ran, then they put allen craig at first base. then they give extensions to craig, yadier molina and adam wainwright and to top it all off, with the compensation pick they got for losing pujols as a free agent, they drafted michael waka, one of the game's great pitching prospects. really for the card nalz, as tim said, an "a" for business management from harvard. >> joe: beyond that, you know this as well as i do, most within the cardinal organization and i would say even the fan base in st. louis, once the deal was made between the angels and albert pujols, for a ten-ye

crushing blow to him was the killer angels' faded away. unless you were in the military, i've talked to some people today who were command staff at leavenworth, if you were at west point or the military academy it was required reading. if you were a military officer or civil war buff in the 70s and there were some you might have picked up killer angels otherwise you never heard of it. the book just faded away until 1993. in 1993 the movie gettysburg came out which is based on the killer angels, ted turner's great risk, he risked millions of dollars to put that book on the screen at for the first time the killer angels, on the strength of the film became a new york times bestseller, 19 years after it was published. for four weeks it was number one on the new york times best-seller lists. 19 years later, years after my father's death. he did not live to see that. turner's people came to me and said wouldn't it be great to take your father's book which discovers four days, and go both directions, before and after, follow the same characters an

in los angeles during the late 1980's and early 1990's, there were 1000 homicides per year in the cityf los angeles, not the county, the city. now, we have between 203 hundred homicides per year. people talk about the gang problem having been addressed. i want to share with you, what i experienced, what i have learned, i am not a typical academic. i will not quote statistics to you or talk about theories. i will talk with you about practicality. pragmatic approaches, and i will talk about reality. san francisco, like los angeles learned, will never saw or deal with its gang problems effectively unless there is true collaboration. i will talk to you about what this looks like and feels like. i will speak to you about the lessons that we have learned as law enforcement had to come off of the high perch, in los angeles, law enforcement learned, to their great fortune, that collaboration is the answer. i am going to talk to you about some of the lessons that were learned. i can tell you first that the people -- we have learned lessons from have been gang members themselves my research is e

because of this, many years ago, you read a book called the killer angels. every time i say that, i see people that nod their head. if you have never heard of it, that is okay, it is not required. it is the story is told to you we are talking about people like james and these people made these decisions. my father took me there to the battlefield, put it in our heads and told you the story the way that they would tell it. every university, every major university history department has the civil war guy, there there's the british guy, the roman guy, the experts. the florida state university had the civil war guy. this guy said my father that, who are you to tell us what robert lee was thinking? in a telegram comes to cialis, congratulations. the killer angels has been awarded the pulitzer prize description when you think about that, any author has the right to believe that his ship has come in. anything he wants to do from now on is going to be sought after. they are going to be publishers fighting over his work. this is what happens. think about 1975. the end

the far boards. it is blocked by saad. recovered by los angelessails wide of crawford. picked up by voynov and knocked down. saad out to the line and held in. scuderi with a shot and blocked by seabrook and stunned him. williams. out in front and the shot blocked by toews. that was brown. and now kane. loses it to brown and sends it across. greene started to move in. greene sends it deep. williams back for kopitar. out in front. he brought it just wide. muzzin. for williams. off of his stick. now it goes back to the far side of the chicago zone. stoll. out to the line, muzzin. intercepted by seabrook. chipped it off the glass and out to center ice. easier change here in the second overtime. as the puck is settled down by crawford. taken by rozsival. off for handzus. doughty. got a stick on it. now doughty again trying to step up. intercepted rozsival. back for sharp. bumped on the play. couldn't get himself situated. backhanded off the stick of a chicago player. handzus staying strong on lewis, though. so he couldn't follow up. patrick sharp. up t

the bicycle ride to los angeles is the largest annual aids fundraiser benefiting the san francisco aids foundation and hiv-aids-related services in los angeles. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the weather forecast. how will it be? >> not too bad. breezy in a few spots. especially along the coast and through the golden gate bridge and the delta communities. but elsewhere the breezes will be there but not so brick. temperatures in the south bay are starting off at 49 in saratoga, a cool spot and 48 in los altos, and low-to-mid 50's most other neighborhoods and campbell is at 54 and santa theresa and sunnyvale and san jose and cupertino is 52. temperatures in the 50's wherever you go until the north bay and novato is 47 and calistoga is 48, and we are at 54 if lafayette and same in newark and 56 in redwood city and san mateo is 53 and 60 in brentwood for the warm spot. above the clouds, south toward san francisco, we are going to have a lot of u.v. index away from the coast and it lo ke our air quality will be dominated by tree pollen. this is how it looks underneath the golden gate bridge

the weather will be conducive for their bike riding skills all the way into los angeles. or cold and not too windy. us on the other hand, we have a heat wave at the end of the upcoming work week. we will see the potential for high fire danger going into friday especially. let's head outside right now taking a look at the bay bridge. we have overcast skies at the coast. numberwise stacking up in the 50s and 60s. mountain view 70? i'll have to double check that one there. temperatures came down 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. remember when it was 88 in san jose? we had a record high of 87 in santa rosa. down 10 degrees there. and we have additional cooling taking place for your monday. tonight, overnight the clouds still on shore. temperaturewise into the 50s. here is what you need to know as you head back to work and school for monday. we'll open up with patchy fog tomorrow morning. it's due to the marine layer. slow and clear back to the ast. otherwise by the end of the work week, the extended forecast calls for high fire danger by friday. take a look at our tempera

the reason we got involved is because they learned none of the police departments within los angeles could talk to each other on their communications gear. they had a different piece of equipment in the los angeles county sheriff's department than the police department or the compton police or the watts police or whoever. we ended up, we were providing radios so they could talk to each other. and i said that that should never happen again. we should have interoperatable communications. there's some that say we aren't any better off today than we were in 1992. we don't know, but we had an exercise, part of this fleet week preparation exercise, put on by the department of emergency management and it involved a lot of various agencies and we looked at the command of control situation and the command of control situation was an important one because you realized in 1992 the situation got so grim that the governor of the state then asked dod to take it over. so our chain of command went from my headquarters at the 7th infrapb tridivision headquarters right back to the pentagon. we said tha

and the angel struggles with the evil serpent of heresy.ay in rome, the visitor's struggle is more likely out on the street with modern traffic. but the notorious roman traffic is being tamed. like cities all over europe, more and more of its old center has become traffic-free and pedestrian-friendly. still, watch out for the scooters. after years of searching out my favorite european restaurants, i've found a few universal indicators for a great eating value, and a place like this has them all. the best eateries are little family-run places that cater to locals. this one's open weekday lunches only. at a glance, you know this place is really a find -- limited selection, hand-written menu in one language, packed with the neighborhood gang. each day there's a special. today it's spaghetti carbonara. simple, tasty cucina casalinga -- that's home-cooking roman style. for a breezy escape from the big-city noise and intensity, head for the borghese gardens, "rome's central park." romans are proud of their generous green spaces. this sprawling pa

in the tenth to beat the angels, 10-9. rgh's first interleague sweep on the road. >>> and in the american league seattle and the oakland athletics were tied at 3-3 in the tenth. then mariners' pinch hitter kendrys morales swung at the first pitch he saw and hit a three-run walk-off home run. the mariners beat oakland, 6-3. >>> when we return, pet tales. we'll show you how dozens of animals displaced by last month's tornados in oklahoma have a brighter future now. you know? just to unwind. >> but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. >> everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. >> woman: see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them, so we got our four-star hotels for half-price. >> i should've been voted most likely to travel. >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ >> man: save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. the state of california pres for a possible ruling on same

it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her thirdisit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby asked me, he says, "i love you and i've never loved a woman as much as i love you. and will you be my wife?" i mean, i'm crying, oh, yes! and i threw my arms around him, and that was it. >> angel quit her bartending job, packed up her teenage son and her life in illinois and moved to a small town in alabama where she would only be an hour's drive from the prison. she got a job as a bartender and built her life around visits to gilbert. >> you've got to be strong for it because it's not all fun and games. our visits, we laugh and just enjoy each other's time. but when they say visits are now over, you're leaving someone that you love there. and if you can't hang, you don't need to

massive flames are the shiuing into the sky this morning in the mountains north of los angeles. extremely old dry timber is fueling the fast-moving blaze that's already burned more than 22,000 acres. >> you can hear the fire coming in. it was like a freight train. you could hear it just roar up the hill. it just ignited instantly. >> reporter: fierce winds fanned the flames over the weekend. fire damaged or destroyed at least 15 homes. another 700 are threatened. >> it's scary, just don't know what's going to happen. the winds come back and get us again. >> reporter: almost 3,000 people have been told to evacuate and thousands more have been told to get ready to leave. but many residents are staying put. >> when you've spent 10 years building something for yourself, the last thing you want to see is it burned down. >> reporter: about 2,000 firefighters are out on the lines. some are using bulldozers to battle the flames. a survey plane flew over the fire this morning to survey the progress. if the weather holds, officials are hoping to get the upper hand on this before the end of

you can see behind me the plume of smoke at the angeles national forest. fortunately, no buildings are in any immediate threat. in the angeles national forest, art barron, kpix 5. >>> closer to home san jose firefighters have been busy, cell phone video shows a brush fire that burned five acres off 280 and story road and you can see the thick smoke. no structures were threatened. and here's the damage from a 4- acre grass fire at great oaks parkway in monterey. it was brought under control in an hour. >>> the heat is a factor for firefighters but others are loving the hot temperatures. kpix 5's roberta gonzales is here with how hot it got today. roberta? >> so far we have had one record high temperature. good evening, that was to the north in santa rosa at 96 degrees. looking towards mount diablo, we have the influx of a scattered high cloudy sky a veil of high, thin clouds working their way over the ridge ridge that continues to en combat the bay area causing the temperatures to soar and drying out the atmosphere. this red area here reflects the areas sti

is pg a challenge to hundreds of . >>> going to the angeles national forest in the southland where they had 1500 acres explode into a big wildfire overnight. it's not being helped by the fact that they have easterly winds, classic santa ana winds in the southland that provide atmospheric fuel to the flames. >> we have been monitoring the pictures throughout the broadcast and looks like they recently kicked up. the fire is the powerhouse fire, burning in the forest and destroyed 5 homes and caused the evacuation of about 1,000 others in nearby lakes. can you see that plume of -- plume of smoke is huge. >> and it's the 2nd of june. early in the fire season. >>> hundreds more rods and bolts in the bay bridge are in danger of cracking. the latest tests were ordered after 32 cracked when they were tightened. an outside consultant said the galvanizing process made 600 more rods harder than they should have been. corrosion tests could determine if they would need replacing, too. >> caltranswill make a final decision next month on when the $6.4 billion eastern span will open. we sat down with m

melanie woodrow reports. >> reporter: flamed burned through the angeles national forest. extremely old dry brush hot temperatures and high winds are fueling the fire. >> a fire is taking off and we're having aircraft, air tankers, helicopters in the air trying to slow the progression of this fire. >> reporter: more than 2,000 firefighters are making progress as they battle the wildfire near santa clarita. it is now 40% contained. but the blaze has already consumed 46 square miles of mountains and canyons leaving behind charred power lines and fields. north of the fire you can see smoke billowing and an aggressive firefighter overhead. the biggest concern is wind. the fast-moving fire destroyed six homes and damaged 15 more. thousands evacuated and the fire still threatens 400 homes. this woman's mother's house was in the path of the fire. >> it was really sad watching my mom cry because she knew she was going to lose her house. >> reporter: but last night firefighters held back the fire. >> took out the entire back side, the farm, the barn, pool house but they saved the ho

are losing money. >> 57% of thooe approved it so the people of fosse angeles want condoms in our adult films to protect workers and it went to the people. this is governmt for the people and by the people. john: so what? it is not a tyranny of the people in white jaakets should be incarcerated? should we have the freedom to take her own risk? >> the option is that it could d.c. area and business need to comply with the law had to protect when it moves to a different place? >> that is th choice instry but there is talent of us angeles and resources and ut effo by the industryo scare people but it will continue and thrived and i am sure it will stay and try been los angeles. john: debut. to sots what people call sin and from the famous dead people. ralph waldo emerson ote that wich we call sid and others is experiment for us. john: experiments are good we want more of that. another way as when we have too many laws and italy is hurting oohers al others are invented nonsense. he is right. for those who shouldave no bi agast assaultg people? no. the liberrians don

the zone. good pressure by los angeles. pen we are a chance and skipped up high on the glass and finally chicago able to clear it. doughty. hands it off for williams. chicago defensemen oduya fell down. doughty with a shot and deflected wide of the chicago goal. here pressure here by los angeles early in the overtime period. chicago had the initial chance. kane off the boards and out to center ice. doughty. lifts back in to the chicago zone. rozsival. did not get it by williams. now in deep for dustin brown. brown trying to spin away from oduya. off thboards. here's scuderi with it. rink wide. to green. green with a shot. blocked in front by oduya. now kopitar for brown. off his stick. oduya has it. now it comes to rozsival. williams is there. rozsival got it ahead and off the stick of toews who couldn't handle it clearly. shorthanded goal got los angeles back in to this game. toews. backhanding it through the middle of the ice. doughty back for regehr. l.a. with the first four shots of the overtime. now lewis. taking it dee

the powerhouse fire cutting through the angeles national forest is growing so fast it's difficult for the national forest service to keep track. yesterday as the fire spread, a group of horses tried to escape the flames. fueled by powerful winds and triple-digit temperatures, the fire threatens hundreds of homes. adriana diaz has our report. charring at least six structures and damaging 15. >> currently we have our resources in place. as you can see, the weather that we're currently challenged with, we're hopeful later this evening the winds will die off. >> reporter: erratic winds and triple-digit temperatures pushed the flames dangerously close to two communities. >> it's overwhelming. i've been up here almost 30 years. this ain't the first one, but it's the worst that i've seen. r . >> reporter: a mandatory evacuation of approximately 3,000 people remains in effect, and at least 1,000 homes are still at risk. firefighters say they're focusing on perimeter control and destruction defense. >> these guys are just amazing. i'm completely humbled. it's really hard to see your community

>> that is the choice industry but there is talent of us angeles and resources and ut effort by the industryople but it will continue and thrived and i am sure it will stay and try been los angeles. john: debut. to sots what people call sin and from the famous dead people. ralph waldo emerson wrote that which we call sid and others is an experiment for us. john: experiments are good we want more of that. another way as when we have too many laws and italy is hurting oohers all others are invented nonsense. he is right. for those who should have no bias against people? no. the libertarians don't say no bob. but government has the right or duty to punish the otherwise government should leave us alone to do anything that is peaceful. that is our show.ch thank you for watching. lou: good evening. thank you for being with us. a massive sell-off today wall reet. the biggest losses of this year. the bleeding began right from the opening bell. anxiety that the federal reserve late this year will tiien its easyoney policy rattling investors, and across the board, a day when no assets were seemingly a

in the angeles national forest. just learned the fire is now 40% contained. so crews are making some head way on this. it has destroyed about six homes and damaged about 15 other homes. >>> 6:36. powerful storms could delay a cross country flight for the first air croft powered by solar energy. the powerful storms ripped through the midwest damaging the hangar where the solar plane is scheduled to land. solar impulse announcing it will use a revolutionary inflatable hangar to replace the one damaged at the st. louis airport. the solar-powered plane started its journey here in the bay area taking off in early may. >>> a semi truck inside of a swirling tornado. look at this. incredible new video just into our newsroom. >> that's such terrifying, scary stuff. a live look at san rafael. a very nice day ahead. christina loren says she might be able to open the windows and turn off the a.c. we are back in a matter of minutes on "today in the bay." hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower chol

it is burning in the angeles national forest 50 miles north of los angeles. winds up to 50 miles per hour have fueled the fire to 22,000 acres. it is only 20 percent contained. six homes have been destroyed. >> the cottage next to me, burned down. my house, burned to the ground. nothing is left. it is everything i own. everything is gone. >> 3,000 people in the lake hughes and lake elizabeth communities are under mandatory evacuation orders. full containment is not expected until next monday. firefighters in new mexico have two large wildfires there, both burning to the northeast of santa fe. one is burning ought of control in santa fe national forest. no sign of containment and new mexico is facing a severe drought across the state. firefighters are hopeful rain will arrive soon. >> new problems with the multimillion dollar nightly light show on the bay bridge and the people behind it hope to come up with a solution. the display debuted in march when 25,000 lights were officially switched on. the "san francisco chronicle" reports since then hundreds of the li

the drunk. >> it is my dream come true. los angeles county sheriff'sthe office, she had no trouble driving between cones and parking g between them. >> let the games bgin. >> she dank mimosa and then a tequiland then another mimosa. >> it is really shocking how little alcohol takes you to be considered junk. >> kennedy is not much of a drinker. it was clear she was feeling it. john: the detective gavher the breathalyzer test. >> she was at a .043. >> am i drunk? >> no, anything under 805 is not under the influence. joon: but she was feeling it leaves the buzz. >> buzzed driving isrunk driving, don't do it. john: that kennedy did it, and e did pretty well. watching her driving, you would not ow that she was impaired. so she drank more. >> that was more than i ever drink in my life. >> definitelympairment there. do you see her slain? john: this time she flunked the breathalyzer test, as well as the walking the line test. and when she drove, she was a mess. >> okay, there is a tone. >> there'sefinitely impairment there. definitely she wou

still, the los angeles county jail system is enormous. the largest sheriff's department in the world. it houses more than 20,000 inmates in eight different facilities, all waiting for trials, transfers, or release. let's go inside l.a. county jail's supermax facility that holds the city's most violent inmates. we'll show you how the jail detectives solve crimes committed behind bars and how violent inmates are learning to rehabilitate themselves. but first we travel 40 miles north of downtown los angeles as we continue our look behind the walls of l.a. county jail. nestled in the high desert mountains and a 40-mile bus ride north of downtown los angeles is the peter j. pitchess detention center. named after a former sheriff, the pitchess detention center is comprised of four jails set on 2,500 acres. south facility is an outdoor dormitory jail for low-to-medium security inmates. north facility is a modern-looking maximum security jail. east facility, or old max, is the oldest jail in los angeles. and lastly, the crown jewel of the l.a. cou

kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but inadvertently created a pathway for pollution to get into our waterways. narrator: los angeles county is beginning to develop ways to reduce the infrastructure's impact upon th

>> that is the choice industry but there is talent of us angeles and resources and ut effort by the industare people but it will continue and thrived and i sure it will stay and try been los angeles. john: debut. to sots what people call sin and from the famous dead people. ralph waldo emerson wrote that which we call sid and others is an experiment fo us. john: experiments are good we want more of that another way as when we have too ny laws and italy is hurting oohe all others are invented nonsense. he is right. for those who should have no bias against assaulting people? no. the libertarians don' say no b. but government has the right or duty to punish the otheise government should leave us alone to do anything that i peaceful. that is time. thanks a lot, have a great weekend. gerri: hello, evybody. totonight on "the willis report" the banks a at it again. they figured out another w to squeeze you. at the atm. also, how do you do that, the be way to travel with your pet. in fashion's night unique w for csumers to buy and give a litt back as well. we are watching out for you tonight onth

it burned 35 square miles and very dry brush in the angeles national forest. through mountains, canyons, 50 miles north of downtown l.a. the fire growing so fast, the smoke was so thick, that firefighters said it was difficult to map the actual size. >>> rangers at yosemite national park will search in the morning for a teenager who was swept over a waterfall. eyewitnesses reported seeing the 19-year-old man getting pulled to the edge of a nearly 600-foot fall saturday afternoon. the water was 50 degrees and moving very quickly when the victim went over. >>> topping medical headlines. advance in the treatment of breast cancer. researchers recommend giving breast cancer survivors tamoxifen for ten years to save lives. previous guidelines called for patients staying on the drug for five years, especially for younger women who want to avoid recurrence. british doctors point out that the drug is available in lower cost generic form and benefits far outweigh the risks of fighting breast cancer over the long term. >>> 30 cases of hepatitis a have been reported in sou

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. >> now, the problem was so bad when the angels played at the coliseum, they filed a complaint saying they were worried about getting e. coli. >>> remember going to the video store where you made your selection from a shelf instead of a screen? that's the problem. most of us only remember it. kiet doe tells us the curt tan is coming down. >> liz, it's been awhile since i i've been inside one of these video stores, and it's a trip down memory lane especially when you run into movies like this. i saw this when i was in kindergarten. in couple of years our kids and grand kids are not even going to know what this is. >> nostalgia is just so analog. >> i have to accept that this is end of the year, you know. >> odon are barely breaking even but the landlord tripled the rent so they're calling it quits after 31 years. thefrp the city's first video rental store, and now they are its last. >> is fl anything that you could have doin to survive? . >> no. we did our best. >> for the ps month there's been a massive going out of business sale. for owned, parting with one of his favorite movies lik

fastest winds are around the golden gate bridge and angel island. u are near there, hold on to the hats or the railing if you are on a boats taking a cruise. >> cooler highs the next few days because of a cloud deck, and cloudy the next few nights keeping us cool and in the 50's and 90's in the forecast. the cloud cover this morning shows counterclockwise blow and a couple of small low pressure centers off the coast enhancing the lows so most us are sunny by noon and by 3:00, temperatures are jumping into the 80's in the east bay valley where it will be warmest. we are in the 90's yesterday so that is where the significant drop happens today. 72 at milpitas, to 76 in los gatos, and we could get to 80 and in gilroy. on the peninsula, millbrae and san mateo, mid-60's but the rest of the peninsula is not so hot. mid-to-upper fists -- 50's along the coast. low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and the beaches, also, upper 50's and breezy film, and mid-to-upper 60's for the eat bay shoreline headed to castro valley a warm spot at 70's and 76 at san

the angels now 11 games behind the rangers in the west. how is that money spent?i had joe blanton in the fantasy. he did great. >> if you want to find the hottest bat in baseball, look no further than the philadelphia phillies. dominick brown is on a terror. he hit the national league leading 17th home run yesterday. ninth long ball in the last ten games. impressive. phillies beat the marlins 7-2. barnicle said he's not sold on the guy. >> i want to point out, i have very few skills in this life. but for some reason i always recognize people that get their haircuts. i can recognize people on the street like i haven't seen since kindergarten. those are two things i do well. i want to good on record. that's my zone. >> you got to be good at something, brian. >> let's go to weather. >> let's show what you we're doing out there. beautiful sunrise this morning. wake up on the east coast and turn your ac off. it's just a gorgeous start to the day. so cold front went through last night. now we get our reward weather. unfortunately this morning we have a lot of people wak

the final destination ultimately los angeles. the more than 500 mile ride raises awareness about hiv and aids. >> ryan lochte spotted. the medalist getting back in form for the upcoming national and world championships. he won four events at the arena grand prix in santa classes. >> highly different sport and flavor, bay area's joey jaws chestnuts getting the workout there. the big hot dog eating champion. this month pa strami, held in new york city. break out the tulsa. >> gives me a stomachache. >>> at 102 years old, most people would be happy to be alive. >> breathing. but we'll show you one woman taking carpe diem to a whole new level. >> you have to see the video. a at 102 years young taking a fleeing leap. >> look at this, dorothy made a leap off the bridge above the snake river as the parachute opens. topping it off, it was a picture perfect landing. just wait until you see her. it's something many of us would be afraid to do. for dorothy, no problem. she said it was just too short. look at her. when not thrill seeking she

this was a guy with the devil on one shoulder and the angel on the other. all along they knew the devil could win out. >> reporter: next weekend here at the patriots' team store, parents will be able to exchange health insurance's jerseys for any other player at no extra charge. the team says they're doing it out of concern children won't children why they won't want them to wear hernandez' 81 anymore. >> thanks to you, john. >>> to california where after the supreme court ruling this week, same-sex marriages have now just resumed within the last 24 hours there. overnight, san francisco's normally white city hall was a rainbow of color there. but there's another color sweeping that state tonight. green. these weddings an economic win for so many as well. abc's ryan owens in california. >> reporter: street cars in the golden gate may not be the biggest tourist attraction in the city by the bay this summer weekend. san francisco city hall, usually closed on weekends, is where dozens are lining up to tie the knot. the wedding bells rang late friday just two da

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he's also the co-author of the new book "what every angel investor wants you to know." great to see you, brian, congratulations on the book. >> thank you, thank you, it's been exciting. >> you know what works and what doesn't work and the first thing you told me is one of my favorite. i see in our elevator pitches, people mix this up all the time. don't mistake your investor for a customer. explain that. >> absolutely. what do i want? it's not buying your product. i'm an investor. i want to know you know how to run your business, you're in control of your business, i want you to know that you've actually done research on who i am, what my background is, what my interests are. >> if i have a really cool product, my instinct may be to spend all this time showing you how great the product is. >> and you've got limited time. i need to make money. yes, my research and my book, it's all about fun. we want to enjoy the experience. certainly make yourself likable and fun and interesting and tell a joke or two if you can if there's time, but understand, i'm in it to make money. i

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. >>> raises funinging funds is a dealing with the in vester. here what angels do not want to see or feel when they take out their checkbooks. this group has invested more than $53 million in early stage technology companies. he's also co-author of a new book "what every angel investor wants to see." welcome. >> thank you. thank you. very exciting. >> you've had so many people come pitch you. you know what works and doesn't work. the first thing you told me is my favorite. i see people in elevator pitches do this all the time. don't mistake your investor for a buyer. >> what do you want. >> i'm not buying your product. i'm an investor. i want to know how you run your business. i want to know that you control your business. i want to know you've done irreparable on who i am, what my interests are, what my background is. >> if i have a really cool product my instinct may be to show you hoye good my product is. >> very unfortunate. i don't have time. it's all about fun. we want to enjoy the experience. certainly make yourself likeable and fun or interesting and tel

this was the angels/yankees game yesterday. the angels first baseman and catcher slided while going for a foul ball. no one was hurt. and no one caught the ball. even professional athletes make these mistakes, just like you and me. their mistakes are in front of thousands of people, caught on camera. and replied in slow motion, again and again. >> and on the internet. and never goes away. >> it was a foul ball. >>> still ahead this morning, we continue to follow the developments out of northern ireland, where president obama is attending the g-8 summit. >>> we're going to have the latest on your weather and traffic. ♪ ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/dcmetro. >>> president obama's message to the world this morning, as leaders from across the globe, prepare to meet face-to-face in northern ireland. >>> two teens the target of violence in the district. what we're learning about the double-shooting that left the victim seriously hurt. >>> we'll start with a live look outside for you this morning. we're looking at tem

southern california are dealing with triple digit temperatures while they fight a major wild fire in the angelesrrest. the fire has grown to 3600 acres burning in steep terrain and dense brush. it is only 15% contained. cooler weather is in the forecast tomorrow. >>> for the second time in two weeks, at least nine were killed including a mother and child in tornadoes last night. at least six touchdowned in the oklahoma city area. the twisters come on the heel of the deadly tornadoes from less than two weeks ago in the city of moore that killed 24 people. >> it's a sombering feeling, you know, just to see all your stuff, your memories. for your child, just scattered around. >> now, the aftermath of heavy rains has caused widespread flooding in the metro area. there are several reports of water going into homes and dozens of people having to be rescued on the streets. >>> it is a day of mourning for houston firefighters after four of their own died fighting a motel fire yesterday making it the deadliest day in that department's history. the firefighters were searching for people they thought might