. -- hurley. trying to win his first pga championship. here's hurley off the flag.inpoint accuracy and he would hold that putt for birdie. as -- he is ahead of the rest of the field. by a couple of shots. >>> so -- well that really -- >> i'm curious about this because this picture has been with the -- pitcher has been with the chicago cubs, the chicago curs are tot doing well. >> i'm told the management for the chicago cubs don't have much incentive to spend money because they make so much. wrigley field just packed every home stand and they -- >> win or lose. >> so they're just printing money. they really just have no incentive to actually flak out go for it. >> this guy wakes up one day and for the last place team and now he's in the thick of it. >> outhouse to the penthouse. with one trade baby. boy, he's a great two sports star for notre dame. he had a big game against stanford in football a few years ago. when he was a star in the '06 sugar bowl. but hey he goes from tight end to he'll be on the mound tomorrow in front of a nice crowd. >> thank you vern. well c

hurley at 12. ooh. razor sharp pinpoint accuracy. you that hole and he is two clear of the field. going into sunday, looking for his first pga win. and back to a little baseball for you. the a's' best record in baseball against toronto tonight but that's kind of the back story. because as soon as samardzija shows up. probably in the 2nd inning. the whole press corps will go to the interview box to see what he has to say. >> why did they feel compelled to do that if they are the strongest team? baseball -- >> it was a message. a message for billy beane to the rest of the league they are all in. it was a chip in vegas, he's moving them right to the table. he's not taking any chances and he's going to have a strong strong -- maybe the strongest pitching staff in baseball because pitching you want matily wins if you're going to -- ultimately wins if you're going to distance. >>> a great night to be out at the stadium. >> yes especially if you're an opera buff because the play will be la -- "la traviata" will be sung out there. it's a fre

he's at 10 under, two backs of billy hurley the third.2 under par going into tomorrow's final round. 118 miles. to the yorkshire countryside of england. 400 meters to go. mark cavendish was leaning on simon guerin. they both go down, cavendish separated shoulder. marc marc marcel ket tell gets the win. >>> they were able to get the race going, the sprint cup series coke zero 400 will go tomorrow morning an 8:00 a.m. start here on the west coast. that's a lot of rain. and they're trying to blow it off in like four hours. this wasn't happening. >>> sounds good, thank you so much, colin. we have a quick update for you, the heyward bart station is now open. >>> that will do it for tonight, abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here, thank you for joining us, the news continues online on facebook, twitter, all your mobile devices. (eddie vedder's "longing to belong" playing) (hisses)

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elizabeth hurley.m to sell you beer is exactly the kind of freedom your founding fathers fought for. please accept our nonapology. >> that's elizabeth hurley there were an apology/nonapology kind of-sort of. >>> from high atop tom's restaurant in coney island, brooklyn, usa. ♪ politics and foreign wars, all the scores, that's the world news polka ♪ >> hey, i'm trying to work here. ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your world news now mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun, be a pal, every anchor guy and gal, do the world ♪ >> hey, i'm trying to sing here! get ready. ♪ now that's the world news polka ♪ >> good! you're just dying to squirt me with water, aren't you? ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ who cares what the bosses think, they're a goofy crew ♪ ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops, here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell, it's half past three, tell them, hey, it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it'

he is alone at second, chasey billy hurley iii. the tour de france, 118-miles through yorkshire countryside of england. may hem. cavendish leaning on seem man. cavendish has a separated soldier. catell the first to don the leader's yellow jersey; should be interesting for the a's. tonight we hear from the new guy. >>> world cup action continues tuesday with game one of the semifinals. you can watch germany versus brazil on our sister network, espn, 1:00, tuesday, july 8th. >>> up next, this weekend we're celebrating one of america's greatest gifts to the world, jazz. where you can get your groove on all day tomorrow. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13, how hospitals are starting to use patient's credit card transsections to predict who will get sick. >>> at 11:00 here on abc7, one of the biggest fraud cases ever. the bay area woman who helped a victim just in the nick of time. what she did and how you can keep from getting caught up in the scam. that's all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >>> this fourth of july weekend you can

he is alone at second, chasey billy hurley iii. the tour de france, 118-miles through yorkshire countryside of england. may hem. cavendish leaning on seem man. cavendish has a separated soldier. catell the first to don the leader's yellow jersey; should be interesting for the a's. tonight we hear from the new guy. >>> world cup action continues tuesday with game one of the semifinals. you can watch germany versus brazil on our sister network, espn, 1:00, tuesday, july 8th. >>> up next, this weekend we're celebrating one of america's greatest gifts to the world, jazz. where you can get your groove on all day tomorrow. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13, how hospitals are st

was no doubt in kelly's mine has best food, she said our ocean city, ocean city, new jersey tops hurleys. >>> we want to know what you think, connect with us on facebook and twitter. >>> nobody knows the shore better than kathy. we will check with her in a minute but great day to be at the pool even if the pool is indoors. "eyewitness news" at gloucester county institute of technology for this years swimming championships, 450 kids from as cross country participating in 68 events, of the peach bowl all for the the title of peach bowl champion. >> way to go. >> wow, very competitive. >> yes, they work really hard all year round so congratulations. >> way to go. >> good day to be in the pool whether inside or out. >> weigh in on your favorite shore spots. >> would i like to be impartial but i think for breakfast, it is tough, i've got a cape may spot and i got a ocean city spot. but for pizza, i go wildwood. i spread my love around. >> weather-wise, i got george's our direct's says, okay. weather-wise we are looking at, okay next couple of days forecast. we are talking about heat and humid

he and his fiancee erin hurley announced the birth of a little girl along with the good news that everyone is happy and healthy. >>> when we come back here tonight, mr. smith goes to washington to meet some extraordinary kids who've come a long way, further than they ever imagined. >>> our final story here tonight is about the people who've come to this country and worked hard and sacrificed in order to give their children a better life and make the place better along the way. and so tonight harry smith, our own mr. smith, goes to washington and finds young people who can hardly believe their good fortune as they find themselves living the american dream. >> reporter: selfies in front of the white house. if you're a college kid with an internship in d.c., it's what you do. but these college students are different from their peers. frankly, it's a wonder they're here at all. denise cruz has spent most of her young life as a migrant worker. we first met her when she was a 15-year-old with a dream. >> i want to go to college. >> reporter: but back then denise was working six days a week from

elizabeth hurley listen. >> america, we are truly sorry about the fact that we are not sorry.u beer is exactly the kind of freedom your founding fathers fought for. you can accept our nonapology. >> elizabeth hurley, apology/nonapology, kind of, sort of. >> from tom's restaurant in coney island, brooklyn, usa. ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ who cares what the bosses think they're a goofy crew ♪ ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell it's half past three tell them hey it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ it's happy peppy and cheerful as can be ♪ ♪ brought to you by abc ♪ five whole days every week we're here with our tongues in cheek ♪ ♪ and the world news polka have a great holiday weekend. coney island! see you monday! ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- hurricane arthur makes an unexp

reuters, in a story not by joan but her colleague lawrence hurley said the supreme court on monday ruled that the owners of private companies can object on religious grounds to a provision of the health care law for insurance of birth control for women. the decision which applies only to a small number of family or other closely held companies. means an estimated several thousand women whose health insurance comes from the companies may obtain certain forms of birth control elsewhere and kimberly's story from one of her papers that i found on the internet says the u.s. supreme court held that the affordable care act's requirement that employer funded health care plans cover certain contraceptives at no cost to employees violates the rights of closely held private companies. so some stories emphasized in the lead the potential breadth of it. some stories emphasized the narrowness of it. some spoke about emphasized that it was privately owned or family companies. some said only that it opened the door to perhaps challenges by many corporations. so i'm curious about some of the choices that

law professor and obama supporter jonathan hurley has been stunned. >> it has been an abysmal 10 daysor this admin. he was found to be in violation of 109 ap mendment and violation of separation of powers and now in violation of religious rights in the first amendment. it doesn't get much worse than this for a president. >> the president had said his actions are a result of congress's refusal to meet with them. he will push more transportation spending and once again vow to keep the president on his own with or without congress. thank you, doug. now to the other big ruling. a loss as they vote 5-4 those who don't want to be part of the union will not have to pay union fees. home care workers are different from full-fledged public sector unions. the ruling is a win for her and her son. >> we are not state employees. the person we work for is the person with the disability. i work for my son josh. >> the ruling, however, is limited to only healthcare workers not all private sector unions. still unions are worried the decision will set a precedent for judges to use across the country reg

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know a lot of you are here only because you signed that to prevent getting more e-mails from common hurley. developing this list of issues might mean you more e-mails from me. i'm sorry. but i thank you very much for your attention, your involvement, participation. i think tom and jesse and my wife, ellen, who is sensibly involved in this. paul nash, everyone else that i neglected to mention. this was a great collaboration. i would love to do it again. again, congratulations to you and try to get home safe. [applause] is ♪ ♪ be back we desperately need the united states assisted. the iraqi government on president obama decision to send 300 troops to iraq to support our armed forces. however, the institutions on the ground is developing rapidly. the situation on the ground is developing rapidly. it threatens the integrity of the rack with attentional regional implications. the terrorists are the permanent enemy of the iraqi people, our neighbors and our allies and we must work to defeat that. therefore, we believe immediately and creasing including targeted are crucial to defeat this threat

cabrera started the day two strokes behind hurley. cabrera means business with this shot at 13.where it ends up. that goes in. for an eagle. at this point cabrera was in front by three streaks and of -- strokes and after two bogeys and a birdie. this routine par on 18. he wins by two streaks over mcneil and now has one regular pga win to go along with the two major titles. >>> and that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you again at 10:00. >> nicely represented on the all-star team. >> absolutely and very deserving should be. >> cool. thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news, final fixes being made on northbound 280 right now. >> we'll be live with the latest details of caltrans gets ready to pull up the barriers hours early. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 everybody. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] erica's... best... sharp... cheddar? nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you'

there was a constitutional lawyer jonathan hurley testifying at that hearing today.a listen. >> when a president can govern alone, he can become a government unto himself, which is precisely the danger the framers sought to avoid. what we're witnessing today is one of the greatest crisis that i expect the members of this committee and this body will face. it has a patina of politics that is hard to penetrate. it did not start with president obama. i was critical of his predecessor and certainly this goes back long before george bush. but it has reached a tipping point. >> sir, is the balance of power between congresses and the presidency what it should be right now? >> i think -- look, i think there are sound arguments to be made that, no, in fact, we've seen a great accretion of power in the hands of the presidency at the expense of congress. but it's not because of actions like this where we have delayed implementation of an employer mandate to allow for the smooth implementation of the broader bill. rather, it's a function. fact that congress is so dysfunctional,

it was authored by peter bergen, bruce hoffman, eric suthers and mike hurley who is here as well. we plan to release a new one with peter bergen this september. we obviously, based on the report we released today and the work we've been doing the past few years, realize that the threat is evolving. and we know that our nation needs to make sure that it's evolving its counterterrorism measures accordingly. no group is doing that more thoroughly than the house homeland security committee. not only are we joined by the chairman, chairman mccall, but we're also joined by members of his staff who are in the audience. we want to thank them for their hard work at keeping our nation safe and secure. we know that they often do it without being recognized, so we're glad they're here with us today. i also want to thank the members of the 9/11 staff that are with us here today. there are a large number of them. many have gone on to continue serving their country in a wide range of positions, and we're just so glad they could take time out to be here to honor the report that they worked so har

position that i have a partner who actually is very fast an handles our on the spot copy, lawrence hurley. he is down in the press room and the minute he can get a copy of the opinion he runs to the terminal and types up what happened very fast and prewritten snaps to go out to the customers. so that gives me a real luxury of being up in the courtroom which when i worked for usa today and "the washington post" i could do all the time but that was before we had to be as fast as we need to be for wire service. so when you're sitting there, you get to hear the justices in their own words tell you what they think is so important about the ruling and you get to see their colleagues react to it an you get to see people in the spectator section react to it so i think it's wonderful drama and plays into what david savage said getting to the nut of what they have done and highlight themselves and what they think is important and justice scalia said in the epa case as we were listening, okay, so the government gets 83% or whatever of they're trying to do, didn't get the rest, so we walk out of the

grant pled no contest and his super model girlfriend elizabeth hurley stood by his side.king movies today and still making money. >> lesson in crisis management. >>> all right. so it is almost creepy how some of the internet giants can identify your face in a photo and match images to other photos with automatic photo tagging. now the feds are getting in on the act and launching a federal database but it sounds like they have a way to go. peter king is chairman of intelligence committee. good morning. >> good morning. i was concerned following hugh grant's act. >> not an easy act to follow but we will try. when you think about this people watch 24 and csi and they think if you have someone's picture in a database that certainly the fbi has the technology to match them if that person comes across their path again. but they don't. >> no, they don't have as much as we would like them to have. i know that facebook on paper has a better system than the fbi but facebook has a better database to work from because they have much better photos. people that give photos to facebook

he is now part-owner of two race horses, joining other celebrity investors such as liz hurley and alexour next guest has set up a horse club which allows investors to buy into horses valued up to 100,000 pounds. no horses in the studio, but you've had a strong track record and you got started by investing cheaper. tell me how your start began. >> my background in my family was involved in horse racing. my parents used to train race horses. i understand the business from that point of view. my background is actually more of legality. so currently i've got a small public and restaurant based in chelsea in london. out of that, we started a racing club called the sydney arms racing club and i founded that with a friend of mine who is a stock broker and has his own firm. so there was a financial background and a horse -- thing out of that and we wanted to create a rey racing club. started with smaller horses, 15,000 to 20,000 pounds and maybe two or three people involved in each horse. we've had phenomenal success in every horse we've bought. on that, we think it's time to rebrand it, start

reuters, in a story not by joan but her colleague lawrence hurley said the supreme court on monday ruled that the owners of private companies can object on religious grounds to a provision of the health care law for insurance of birth control for women. the decision which applies only to a small number of family or other closely held companies. means an estimated several thousand women whose health insurance comes from the companies may obtain certain forms of birth control elsewhere and kimberly's story from one of her papers that i found on the internet says the u.s. supreme court held that the affordable care act's requirement that employer funded health care plans cover certain contraceptives at no cost to employees violates the rights of closely held private companies. so some stories emphasized in the lead the potential breadth of it. some stories emphasized the narrowness of it. some spoke about emphasized that it was privately owned or family companies. some said only that it opened the door to perhaps challenges by many corporations. so i'm curious about some of the choices that

tom in hurley, south dakota, wrote to me to tell me his premiums have more than doubled and his deductibles have more than quadrupled since the president's health care law was enacted. harvey from mitchell, south dakota, wrote to tell me that his insurance went up 16%, effective april 1 of this year. biggest increase ever, he said. jill from sturgis, south dakota, wrote to tell me she went online to get a health insurance estimate at healthcare.gov and found that the cheapest plan would cost her $366 a month and a $5,000 deductible. are you kidding me, she wrote. that's $9,392 a year i have to pay in every year before it even pays anything, which is roughly 16% of our combined income. i can't afford that and try to save money for retirement at the same time, she says. madam president, jill's not alone in being -- not being able to afford that. too many americans are in similar situations facing the prospect of huge health care bills and wondering how on earth they're going to pay them. all the talk in the world from the white house isn't going to make people enthusiastic about obamacare if

michael hurley and adam klein helped us immensely in the drafting of the document. also grateful to many other former 9/11 commission staffers who voluntarily pitched in along the way to make this report possible. >> we also recognize and carrie talked about it a lot, the contribution of the leaders of the family of 9/11. we're humbled by everything you've done, the fact here you are once again here today. we used to refer to you as the wind in our sales. ten years later you're here with us again. we're very, very grateful. last fall, tenth anniversary, first getting ourselves together and then the idea if we got ourselves together, maybe we could do something useful. so we all wanted to look back at our own work ten years ago. there may be lessons. washington is poisoned we all know by partisanship which enables us to do almost nothing in this town these days. might be a lesson somehow in how five republicans and five democrats got together to do something that was useful for the country ten years ago. >> we also believe strongly in the area of protecting this coun

this part of the event includes boston university law professor cornelius hurley. >> we welcome our first panel. i'd like to introduce you to suzanne duncan, the moderator of the panel. suzanne is the head of global research at state street bank. she's the author of scores of white papers and manuscripts, particularly in the area of investment management. you will see her commentary on almost every major media outlet throughout the globe. but the thing that we are most proud of is that she is a member of the board of advisors of our center for finance law and policy. suzanne will introduce sheila bair, gerry corrigan and ray natter. >> actually. thank you very much, con. things that opportunity. i'm honored to be moderating a panel that really needs no introduction. we have with us today gerry corrigan was the chairman of goldman sachs bank u.s.a., and the former president of the federal reserve bank of new york at the federal reserve bank of minneapolis. we also have sheila bair, who is the former chairman of the fdic, and curtl cursors as a senior ar to pew charitable trust. and finally

. >> well, first, larry, it's an honor to be here and i particularly wanted to single out con hurley and boston university for putting this together. con and the university have done a great job in focusing a serious way on academic issues that surround our industry and congratulations for them putting this together. alongwith, i might say, jessie stiller of the occ. in this regard of course this is, this is a particularly big event because it is the 150th anniversary of the occ. i myself aspire to 150 personally but at least the organization made it that far. we're also lucky as an organization not only to have an organization filled with extraordinaire men and women, i may say our, having once bit a part of the occ, i take tremendous pried in the organization but also having an enormously capable and highly intellectually strong comptroller of the currency tom curry. importantly like the men and women of the occ, somebody dedicated to the well-being of the public service and well-being of the system. i stand in for my good friend paul stroller who has a very bad cold but nothing wo

i particularly wanted to single out kahn hurley and boston university for putting this together. cam has done a great job in focusing in a serious way on the academic issues that surround our industry, and congratulations to them for putting this together. along with, i might say, jest key stiller of the occ -- jesse stiller of the occ. in this regard this is a particularly big event because it's the 150th anniversary of the occ. i myself aspire to 150. [laughter] personally. but at least the organization made it that far. we're also lucky as an organization not only to have an organization filled with extraordinary men and women of -- i may say our having once been a part of the occ, i take tremendous pride in the association, but also having an enormously capable and highly intellectually-strong controller of the currency, tom curry. and importantly, like the women of the occ, somebody who's dedicated to public service and the well being of the financial system. it's also an honor, i might say, standing in for my good friend, paul volcker, who i'm happy to say i think has a ver

case and you have to make a series of calculations and what i did is i thought my colleague lawrence hurley will do whatever we needed to do for the first hour and more important to have one of us up there for the relatively important first amendment case from ohio and it was tough especially since the first two rows emptied out completely because the bob and adam and david and everybody else knew it was wiser to run down and kimberly and i knew for our purposes even though it's a tough decision to make and frankly i ran downstairs and quickly typed up what happened in the oral arguments and then a separate story on sotomayor's moment but you're constantly having to make the calculations and some years you might be off in an argument or two and some years you're lucky and all works out but it's nothing easy in the moment. >> you have to make the calculation what's the story that's likely to be on the front page? and the affirmative action decision was, in fact, a front page story and an argument in a first amendment case wouldn't. although it was sure help you write the decision when it cam

jonathan hurley. schapiro for the fetzer of public interest law at george washington university law school. thank you very much for taking time to be with us today. i know you have schedules. are busy and have schedules that you've got to attend to this afternoon, and as you have previously been a part of our discussion, we're going to try and make sure you're an on time delivery there, professor. thank you very much. second is professor elizabeth price-foley from florida international university school of law. professor foley, thank you for taking time to come with us -- to be with us today, and we look forward to your testimony. third, we will hear from simon lorantz, senior counsel at the constitutional accountability center. we thank you for taking time, and i've enjoyed our discussions before we walked in today and we're delight that had you're with us. finally we have walter dellinger, the douglas b. maggs professor emeritus of the school of law at duke university. we did not bring a basketball

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carried off the course, a picture on jeff bowman's facebook page now shows him and his fiance, erin hurleyn has two prosthetic legs posted a message saying everyone is healthy and happy. we're so happy for them. she's absolutely a beautiful baby. 8:05 right now. let's send it back outside to everyone, guys. >> congratulations to them. >> absolutely. natalie. thank you very much. mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> a little toasty. cooler air, pick city of the day. midland, texas. news plus 9. in this 90s through thursday and strong storms into thursday as well. in the east, we've got that heavy shower and thunderstorm risk. d.c. by the afternoon. heavy thunderstorms, temperatures in the mid 80s and a bit of a cooldown later. we are looking at a risk of storms in the rockies and in the east from the carolinas all the way to new england, isolated tornadoes, wind gusts and damaging hail. heavy rain, too, talking a flood threat from new england all the way down to delmarva and flashflood watches about 1 to 2 inches of rain. lots and lots of -- we're talking 1-3 inches, sometimes 4 inches of