ryans tore his right achilles last year ending the season. he also tore his left a chill is in 2010. so who knows how good he will be if he has even lost another step, he is back at work on the field. he is apparently looking good so far. he has to convince him and coaching staff that he is all the way back and right now he likes the progress. >> i'm feeling good right now. i feel like, you know, i'm good to go. i'm easing my way back to it doing seven on seven drills right now. i feel like i'm right on scheduled to be full go. >> when you understand the player and what he is all about and his dedication and what he does from the rehab standpoint it is testament that he is going through after just, you know after that injury, he is already out there running around participating on seven on seven. you know what the player is all about and what his make up is. >> it tells me inside linebacker position will be stack. chip trade i had for kiko alonzo and drafted jordan hicks. alonzo is a guarantied starter. hicks, young guy expect to compete for

. >>> defense and bullpen, the a's two achilles heels this season. you can imagine how debilitating a bad achilles would be. today, the pen was barely needed. a's, angels, skippers, game face, bottom one, scoreless. double scores, one-zero. three for three today. five hits in the last two games. he will be an all-star. bottom six, tied at one. josh was three for 27. that had to feel real good. it is two-one oakland. they are not done doubling their pleasure. same inning, brett, another two bagger. another double makes it four- one. carlos perez

there, i was in front of her, he was like, yo, what's up, because i was at the game when he hurt his achilles, and he was like, you know, we got to hang out, because he was -- he couldn't play for a few games, so, we got to hang out while i'm here, whatever. i was like, okay. and his voice got lighter, he was like, hey. [ laughter ] and he just -- i'mot lying. he said, hey, looks like you're going to win again. she was nominated again and it was like -- i was like, yo, you kobe bryant. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you know what, you got kobe bryant and then you got meryl streep and there's no two ways about it. what is your favorite meryl streep movie? >> there's so many of them. >> jimmy: let's go with one. let's pick one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy, you see how you get people to jump on this? this is a setup. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think of you as a "mama mia" kind of guy. >> i do -- her legs was out. >> jimmy: that's the one where she had legs, right? >> well, you can see her legs out, like -- >> jimmy: you have a big birthday coming up here. >> yeah, man. i'm -- july 6th -- >> jimmy: july 6th -- 50

of our achilles heels and the nfl opportunity, what you can see is that what was at one point our achilles heel becomes an opportunity in strength. when someone like the nfl decides to go digital, we may not be the biggest technology company, but we are the biggest technology company that gets media. we may not be the biggest media company, but we the biggest media company that that's tech. so we become a partner in helping these media companies come online and find great distribution and a great a greatce and build business. stephanie: where could this potentially lead? marissa: we hope to be doing more with the nfl. but not going to speak for them, but we would like to do a beautiful job on this trial. stephanie: the green bay packers game broadcast on yahoo!? the other piece about yahoo! that is in the news is the status of the spinoff of alibaba and yahoo! small business. that! has said you believe transaction is going to proceed as planned. what gives you confidence, particularly in the light of the fact that the irs has said it is closely looking at transactions of that nature? maris

marissa mayer is attack>> the nfl opportunity was at one point our achilles heel.t now becomes a real opportunity and strength. when the nfl goes digital, we may never be the biggest technology company but we are the biggest technology that gets media. we are the biggest media company that gets tacked. >> the other piece is the status is about ali baba and yahoo! small business yahoo! said that you believe that transaction is going to proceed. what gives you confidence in the light of the fact that the irs has been greatly -- closely looking at transactions of that nature? >> we have receded with the basis of understanding on the changes that have been communicated today. they don't apply to previously received requests for rulings's. the other thing that gave us some confidence is that it doesn't seem these proposed changes are contemplating changing the applicable law, and so more about the processes around these type of transactions. we have also been reassured that this wasn't something that was specific to yahoo! or in response to a particular transaction. man

let's go to a cartoon in that magazine which shows the germans on the beach, a boat approaches named achilles and the question is, are you refugees from syria? no we are refugees from greece. will they be allowed to land? sticking with greece in the cartoon format. a hammer blow from charlie h ebdo. you can see the headline, save europe, drown a greek. i would love to give a point of view to counterbalance that. eve: i would like to hear it. a lot of french magazines concentrate on national identity. nicholas: we'll start out withl express -- l'express. it says being french entails the church versus state tradition they have come the separation. the respect for french revolutionary values. to protest, equality. the french language. " a danish novelist who sees himself as french. being critical, being open to the world and having the right to say non. reflecting this debate which has been sparked by nicholas sarkozy. the discussion about do we have integration. people are living in france, or assimilation where you are french and you live in france but you retain your original identity from wh

. >> meanwhile, other nations are discovering america's akill america's achilles heel. >> it isn't the only mall wear that's been in thewear -- the only malwear in the area. >> 50 different types of malwear that target energy companies and 37% of businesses in the u.s. energy sector have been infiltrated with viruses like black energy. >> fast forward and going after those outside attackers the obama administration secretly expanded the nsa's controversial warrant list surveillance program thus tapping into the worldwide web for evidence of overseas hack attacks. the government has already blamed china for the hack of that federal employee data. next guantanamo's child. america imprisoned him as a teenager. now a rare inside look at what kept hip alive. and an investigation into a health care tragedy. next week on "america tonight," mothers too poor to deserve proper care from doctors? >> they knew it was wrong. they knew they were preying upon a vulnerable population and they just feel they could be sacrificed. >> the indiana hospital now under scrutiny for their role in the damaged l

brown started season on disabled list with achilles injury and since spent the last six weeks in aaawo homers. darin ruf is odd man out sent down to the lehigh valley. not even santa claus could bring the philly as i win today. second signing, two out. sterling to utley flip not in time. phils down two. next batter andrew mccuffen to utley what a play again, not in time. still down 3. wait a minute you're not santa and that doesn't look like milk whatever jeff is drivening you'll have some. francor, phils within one. santa gets up and tries to start the wave. wave this rally good-bye. nothing. nada, phils lose 4-you and dropped 18 of last 23. touch stretch. ken jilz said his emotions got best of him last night and this will never happen again. frustrated jiles did not agree with manager ryne sandberg's decision to intentionally walk the matter. bob mcclure let jiles have it wow back with more right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want

. >> he had the achille's tear and coach was in the stool and tumbled over. >> never want to see pops. >> no. >> how about jumping up and cheering. >> when is the nats game? >> kneel have a delay. >>> -- they'll have a delay. >>> severe thunderstorm coverage until 6:30. >> that is all for wusa9 news at 6:00. the cbs evening news is next. >> we're back for your only local news at 7:00. we'll have the latest on >> pelley: rejection of the confederate flag becomes a national movement overnight. and we see for the first time the suspect who embraced the flag as he was arrested for mass murder. also tonight violent storms threaten millions after leveling homes in the midwest. flight attendants claim boeing exposed airline passengers to toxic fumes. and american scott kelly on the dangers and discomforts of a year in space. what does it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the confederate battle flag is seeing stars tonight after corporations and politicians ran over each other in a sta

he tore his achilles tendon. in his next match, team replaced two players that caused the chinese to lose momentum and bow out before hungry still, his effort led his team to the top eight. >> translator: everyone on our team tried their best. if i had nln't been injured, it's too bad. >> he says in the future he hopes to make contributions to raise the level of kindle in china. >> it is time now for a check of the weather. it's a rainy and cloudy morning here in tokyo, many including myself are getting to work or school wearing rain boots, what to expect here and elsewhere in world weather. >> good for you, brought your rain boots and that will be handy for the rest of the day. it will be raining here in tokyo until the evening hours and rain en engulfing much of japan and these are pictures from tokyo when we were commuting to work. the scene this morning as people got up and started the commute. just south of this area in tokyo, the islands saw some heavy rainfall and heavy rain warnings are now in place. 5 95

i think that human rights is a real achilles heel of the iranian regime because they are depend bt upon external actors to some degree. their economy is being hit hard. and i think if we understand this human rights issue not just as the right thing to do morally but that opening up this closed society is absolutely critical to the peace and stability of the region, we'll begin to utilize it as a tool in the war against dictatorship. michael ledeen: i've been writing this for 30 years that there's a real identity, and i think david put it exactly right. this is an identity between moral imperatives and strategic sexaretives. -- strategic imperatives. it's rare that you find such a perfect fit of one to the other. and the degree to which the myth of rouhani has been created along the same lines as the myth of gorbachev. it's a real throwback for me. because i remember back in those days as one soviet dictator after another emerged they were always had their loveable human aspects. they liked jazz, they were -- they had been head of the kgb bot. there was a human element to them and so on

it's the longest of the three at 1 1/2 miles and often the achilles heel of contenders and been 37 yearstriple crown winner. that's the longest drought in horse racing history. >>> if your next stop is in denmark, leave your casual at home. they're proposing a law allow businesses to stop taking cash, only credit debit or mobile payments accepted to cut retail costs so could it work in the u.s.? experts say probably not since americans use a lot more cash than people in european countries. >>> well, for years of models getting bigger and bigger apple may be down sizing the next iphone. apple secured a manufacturer to produce a smaller four-inch screen for a future phone and unknown what the new phone will be called and speculation that it may be called either the iphone 6s or the iphone 7. according to the report, the iphone 7 would be the new, larger standard size and a smaller size known as the iphone 7c. >> some people like it smaller, fits in the pocket better. if you have a wallet on your waist. >> regardless. >> yeah. >> better vision. people like me get the bigger one. >> there yo

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ryan howard blew out his achilles. another squirrel stole the show tonight. >> uh-oh.dinals are in town and there's a squirrel on the net behind home plate. and he has made his way all the way up the netting. now he's on the guide wire atop the netting. i don't know where he's going to go now. oh, my goodness many oh, my goodness. he just judged off the wire. he's now on the roof of the dugout. and the players are scattering in the phillies dugout. >> there's a squirrel loose in the phillies dugout and everybody has run for cover and that poor animal has no idea where to go. >> i haven't seen this much energy at the ballpark since its been awhile. >> we checked in with the phillies and believe it or not they have pest control every game. the squirrel was taken into custody and the charge, being more entertaining than the phillies. >> oh. >> to the game we go phillippe aumont with the start for the phillies. second inning wasn't kind. he gave up this two run homer to yadier molina. same inning colton wong a two run shot to right. aumont went four innings walked seven ba

he is still recovering from the achilles surgery. robert griffin iii getting plenty of work in. he is now the starting quarterback of the team. who is going be calling plays? last season gruden called all of the plays. but this year the load is lighter with the new experienced coaches on the staff and that will lead to more play calls for the 29-year-old offensive coordinator. >> we will have him on game day. whether he calls 50%, i call 50%, he calls 80% it doesn't matter as long as we agree ahead of time that we're going to call certain plays. >> that was last year's overall draft pick. he is bigger and stronger. murphy, he's starting to see a difference in his play on the field. >> a lot of time i was thinking and reacting. i knew i was just playing fast and going and thinking after the fact. my expectation for myself are higher than everybody else. they were telling me good job and i was telling myself that was a crappy job. and you need to fix these things. i'm going to keep working and pushing myself. >> otas continue until thursday. mandatory minicamp for the skins. >>> l

it is the longest of the three races, and often the achilles heel of triple crown wannabes. 37 yearshe last triple crown winner, longest drought in horse racing history. >>> 6:36. too big, too small. promising news for apple fans that don't think the iphone 6 is the right pick. >>> as we head to break, check it out. traffic on 680 looking good. seeing sunshine in that spot as when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! he's ready. la quinta inns & suites take care of you, so you can take care of business. book your next stay at lq.com! la quinta! >>> good morning. 6:39. temperatures are mainly in the 50s now. good morning alameda, 56 degrees, financial district 53. read wood city, 56. live look from the bridge cam, showing you clouds on the coast. break for sunshine in spots going from low 60s on the coast to mid

. >>> high heels can cause tightness in the back of the leg and the achilles tendon and mix your he'll -- heel heights. >>> weather problems turn into a pitching problem for the phillies and their manager. all your sunday sports coming up. in sports this noon, the phillies and the nats vertibrae a double helder to -- play a double header to make up for yesterday's rain, while the skies are sunny the mood isn't. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: when it rains it pours, phillies can't do anything right these days, the interim manager and the players are ticked off they had to play the game when the forecast called for heavy rain. both teams burned their starter pitchers, so the phils have to call up gone -- gone for the double helder. >> we have a certain amount of talent. it's easy to hang your head. you want to make excuses, you want to complain about the players and that but you vent in the coaches room, but at the same time when you take the field you talk to the players or the press or anybody you have to keep a positive frame of mind. >> it's tough to be positive. >>> okofor scor

"in the end, the achilles heel was if not for the government's intervention they would have filed for bankruptcy and the stockholders would have lost 100% of their value." the bottom line, if the government had not stepped in the shares would be worth nothing so even though they went to bank far, hank greenberg and others could not prove they were damaged financially as a result because the alternative was they would have lost everything. betty: the stock would have gone to zero and everybody would have lost out. when hank and i have talked about this case and i have talked about it with others, very likely whoever lost was going to appeal but i knew -- i do not think anyone game out this idea that hank would win and not get the damages. thender what this means u.s. government will do, if they even need to appeal. peter: i can tell you in the courtroom, this was a viable scenario. , theovernment attorneys justice department attorneys representing the treasury department and federal government talked about it openly and they sent to the judge, even if you think we made a mistake back i

the real achilles heel is the depositors in the bank. >> we know what the sentiment is in terms of whether or not he should be striking a tougher deal. what's the sentiment across greece? do people understand there needs to be a compromise. >> i keep talking about the impossible trinity that he faces. people want the push back on austerity and his government wants to remain in power. more and more people are willing to seek compromise and are concerned about the stance this government is taking it. so difficult. >>> the imf payment hasn't been made. is the crucial thing really the ecb payments when they're due and what's happening to the banks. >> absolutely. we have the ecb payments coming up. they need money but they likely need money to make wages and mention payments at the end of this month too. so the rumors that i hear is even if they don't make the june payment they still might not be able to pay domestic expenses. a deal is paramount. >> investors also keeping an eye on the may u.s. jobs report out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. the forecast will increase up 225,000 in nonfarm payroll

charles: breaking news, europe's achille's hill, possibly america's black swan, parliament' vote on a referendum to allow greek citizens make the next move that vote happens july 5, default tomorrow 6:00, creditors are not amused and determined not to put any more crash until greece puts in more skin. a lot more, the greek prime minister, advocate of so-called game theory seems to be in disarray, the spigots are being cut off. the program, cut off. that means greek's limited to 60 euro as atm machines. game theory, game on. all right, huge day in market, took biggest shellacy of the year, we were bracing for it. more to come, i am charles payne, you are watching "making money." let's get into it, meet investment pros. hillary cramer, matt mccall. heather hanson. let's dig into this. we know that stakes are high, circumstances are slightly different than they were 5 or 6 years ago, there was a global meltdown, greece had more leverage, they could say we walk, italy walks, maybe not this time, what then? >> first, you are right, they -- risk at-this-point is much less, and way that bond

the achilles heel p want to see capex reflected in the domestic economy, too. when it comes to, the outlook for other countries stocks are uncertain. it's making japanese stocks more favorable? you said it is one of those underappreciated markets really. stefan: i think what is happened over the last 10-20 years especially for institutional investors, their structural neutral waiting in japan was driven to zero. they go t tired of having to explain to investors why they were losing market. that favors the brics. where we are today, people are catching up. they have to move from zero to 3%. and that will drive flows into the japanese market. susan: thank you for joining us. always good to see you. bnp paribas wealth management. rishaad: ok. up next, -- their image is in order. susan: we will ask a branding expert which logos get his seal of approval. ♪ susan: u.s. elections more than a year away, but the candidates are vying for the top job. they have started making their mark. rishaad: images are vital for any campaign. that would include a local. we spoke to o

basically where it stands today, and i have set it on other programs, the achilles heel is the banking and it has been. the banking system is being kept alive by moneys from the european central bank, because the outflows continue very strongly. without a functioning banking system, everything collapses. that is one of the cards that the so-called troika, brussels, ecb holds. on the other hand, the greeks have decided to put a little kingman ship in this. professorbaucas was a of economic gamesmanship. --the president was a professor of economic gain mentioned. is basically in a sense of technical default. are trying tos put the pressure on. at the end of the day the greek people, 75-80% do not want to leave the eurozone. i have said for some time i thought there would be a technical default. i think at the end of the day you will get some sort of arrangement. will not clear the party not have to go for a referendum or even new elections. i think the greek people, when they elected separatists -- them as their head went for a government that was not going to touch pensions, not going t

he started the season on the disabled list with an achilles injury. he is heading 257 with -- hitting 257 with two homers. darren ruff was sent down to aaa. >>> chase chase not in time. phils down 2. next batter, mccutcheon to chase chase what a play. phils down 3. wait a minute, you're not santa and that doesn't look like milk. what are he is drinking i'll have some. the rbi single in the #th to get within 1. santa gets up and rights start the wave, wave this goodbye. phils no outs later in the 8th. they drop 18 of their last 23. series finale later today cole hamels against agy burnett -- aj burr knelt. >>> stanley cup finals, lightening scores. chicago wins 2-1. hawks a win away from their third cup since 2010. >>> nba finals continues on 6abc. later tonight at 8:00 p.m. the series is tied at 2 games appeals between cleveland and golden state. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day! >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. a new honor for former congresswoman gabrielle giffords as her name goes on to a new navy ship. >>> we'l

and demeko ryan is back after tearing his achilles. >> i'm not surprised at all being through the injurya few years ago it was -- i didn't get down on myself when the injury happened because i knew i could bounce back from it and recover i was always in high spirits. >> it didn't seem like cleveland would have a chance without irving but here they are tied 1-1 with the warriors and game three of the finals tonight. lebron james is taking the team on his shoulders and averaging 1.5 -- per game, it's been eight years since they had a probable championship to cheer for and james knows they will be ready. >> know our fans will be unbelievable tonight. and it will probably be the loudest i have ever heard them and our guys are excited to play in front of them and i am as well. >> this prepares us for wherever we'll play on the road because we hear the loudest arena in the league. i don't think anything will phase us as we go on the road and play in an atmosphere that it will be tonight. >> you can catch game three cavs and warriors here at 9:00 and "action news" at 11:00 follows the game on c

now this korean air force member was at that same hospital having a procedure on his achilles and it was confirmed today that he does in fact have the mers virus. he is stationed at at air base. you may be familiar with that because it is the same air base where there was an anthrax scare not so long ago because the u.s. military mistakenly sent a live sample of anthrax as part of a training exercise. now 170 people are in quarantine in a military hospital. they are all korean. me are members of the korean air force and sixville six civilians. no members of the american military is at risk. but they are taking prudent measures to make sure that everyone is protecting themselves. >> schools are closed. how is it effecting life there in seoul? >>. >> reporter: increasing number of schools are closed, natalie. more than 1300 schools are closed today. the mayor of seoul held an emergency press conference last night to tell people that there is a chance that this virus may be in danger of spread together public. that is because a doctor who was confirmed to have mers attended a symposium

that has always been the achilles heel.ave to have human assets, sources inside these organizations to tell you what they are up to. mark: fred burton is the vice president of intelligence at joining, john walcott us from washington. thank you. in athens, greece, and anti-austerity rally is underway as the negotiators are trying to reach some sort of deal, some sort of compromise. the story with greece, as it has been the last several years, negotiators are going down to the wire. the prime minister alexis tsipras meeting with some of the international creditors from the international monetary fund, european central bank. the prime minister using unusually strong language, using the word blackmail to describe what the negotiations have been like, at least from his perspective. talks going down to the wire. stay with us. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i'm mark crumpton. let's get a check on the markets. julie hyman is with me now. again a mixed picture. you are telling us a half hour ago the s&p had turned

is this the achilles heel of the stock rally? we continue to see a washout in the bond market. finally, a look at the currency market. a weaker dollar across the board. the yen the story of the day. the bank of japan governor coming out to say we like the level of the yen here, meaning no more you'd stimulus coming their way. they need to do value the currency off the table. stimulus no more coming their way. mark: germany may have found a way to break the deadlock over grief. bloomberg news is reporting on july merkel's government may be satisfied if greece comes up with at least one economic reform. that would be enough to open the door to at least some bailout funds. still long run, germany wants greece to come up with a full package of reforms. and european ecb bank boosting the size of the lifeline it is offering two great things. an extra $2.5 billion in emergency cash, the biggest increase since february. the ecb is trying to keep greek banks afloat while the u.s. government -- well the greek government is coming closer to a debt default. president obama sending addition

american pharaoh is one the kentucky derby and preakness sights on the belmont stakes and often the achillestriple crown wannabes. it has been 30 years since the last winner. the longest drought in history. >>> 5:26. we come back with another 90 minutes of news. >> including the sweet suite that the oldest fan got to watch game one of the finals. we catch up with sweetie. >>> get your tickets today southwest is extending amazingly popular fare sale. >>> and looking from the rooftop camera toorz my name is jose lopez. i'm a troubleman in san francisco. i've been with the company for 29 years. a troubleman restores and troubleshoots electrical issues, getting customers' power back on. we're 24/7, 365 days a year. i love my job. going up in the bucket and seeing all of san francisco, it's an exhilarating feeling. i was born and raised in san francisco. this is where i live and there's a sense of pride in providing great power to our customers. when i go out there and get their power back on, there's a great sense of satisfaction. together, we're building a better california. >>> it was down to

furnishing to sports now a third baseman with the colorado rockies may be the san francisco's giants achillesd quite the game last night. sports director larry beil has the highlights in your morning sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the a's took a five-game winning streak into the coliseum tonight facing the first place royals. the last time they met was back in april, and it turned ugly. a beanball war. fans loved it. and jesse hahn, three homers the entire season, make it four. second inning. kendris morales, looked foul but kept carrying and carrying. fair ball. 12-0 k.c. 2-0 in the third. to davis. would have been a close play and davis throws it away. two runs scored. 4-0, k.c. then they score in the sixth. high, deep and aloha. hahn came in, having allowed three homers in 85 innings. gave up 2 in six innings and the a's open a ten-game homestand with a 5-2 loss to the royals. >>> across the bay, giants also home hosting the rockies. there it comes and there it goes. the breaking ball. that is deep and that is gone. 1-0 giants. his second of the year. top of sixth. giant killer

. >> well, high heels can cause tightness in the back of your legs and achilles tendon, wear them sparinglyheel heights. >>> last night's cubs dodgers game is tearing up social media. look closer talk about multitasking this guy kevin hardly grabbed the ball with one hand and with the other is he bottle feeding his infant sun he claims he was trying to protect 7-month-old isaac and when the ball came at him it fell in his hand. >> his wife freaked out a bit because he thought he would drop the baby. >> and first base man gonzales did not think he should get the boot. in case you were wondering chicago won. >> and nowent bullying. a man under sedation heard the team mocking him while he was under sedation. >> the "washington post" obtained this audio from the patient's phone and he had said it to record post on instructions before he was put to sleep and forgot to turn it off so he heard the team including the thesia -- >>> we know that no one is perfect and moms will appreciate just how real this one is keeping it this is south carolina musician kimberly she was so tired of hearing people s

he started the season with an achilles injury.ent the last weeks in aaa working on the spring. darren ruf has sent down to aaa lehigh valley. >>> second inning, two outs, chase you phils down 3. wait a minute, you're not santa that doesn't look like milk, whatever he is drinking i'll have some. rbi single in the 8th. santa gets up and starts the wave, wave this goodbye. no outs later in the 8th. they drop 18 of their last 23. series finale later today. >>> chicago in tampa first period lightning runs into his own guy patrick sharp scores blackhawks up 1-0. another former flier sets up antwan about her nut. hawks take a 2-3 series lead they are a win away from their third cup 2010. >>> nba finals continues on 6abc later tonight at 8 8:00. the series is tide between cleveland and golden state. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day! welcome back, we are keeping our eye out for storms popping up later today. we'll take it's outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. sticky and humid another day in

turning to sports, it seems third baseman with the colorado rockies may be the san francisco giants achillesght. sports director larry beil has the highlights in your morning sports report. >> good morning everybody. the a's took a five-game winning streak into the coliseum tonight facing the first place royals. last time mehmet was back in april and it turned ugly. a beanball war. fans loved it. and jesse hahn, three homers the entire season, make it four. second inning. kendry morales, looked foul but kept carrying and carrying. fair ball. 12-0 k.c.. 2-30 in the third. to davis. would have been a close play and davis throws it away. two runs scored. 4-0, k.c.. then they score in the sixth. high, deep and aloha. hahn came in, having allowed three homers in 85 innings. gave up 2 in six innings and the a's open a ten-game homestand with a 5-2 loss to the royals. across the bay, giants also home hosting the rockies. there it comes and there it goes. the breaking ball. that is deep and that is gone. 1-0 giants. second of the year. top of sixth. giant killer, a three-run blast into the bleachers

. >> the process is 90% effective on achilles pain. 85% effective on heel pain on the bottom of the foot. that is similar to surgery. leon: doctors say one treatment is all it takes. therapy though is not covered by insurance yet. i can cost you up to $1800. alison: first lady michelle obama getting a helping hand in the garden. she welcomed students from across the country to help her harness the white house kitchen garden. she planted vegetables on the south lawn in 2009 as part of an effort to raise awareness of the nation's health. that evolved to her less move initiative to tackle childhood obesity. leon: speaking of things to eat. openers of a new restaurant in rochester, new york must like the abbott and costello. the name of their restaurant. i don't know. yeah. that is the name. really. chinese food restaurant called i don't know. she came up with the name after asking the winds what they wanted to eat and getting that answer. i don't know. alison: who's on first? leon: it's on the menu. ja this is not a restaurant but a bakery. this is making a gnash on facebook this week -- a

. >> the republicans think they have hilary in a achilles hill position with the server at her house.sometimes or older don't know what a server is. i guess i can be told. i don't want to think about what a server is. why would anybody vote on the -- think of somebody saying you know, i was for her until this server issue arose. >> what is she hiding? there is nothing. >> it doesn't matter. >> she had her e-mails and it doesn't -- i don't know what is in there. we don't know. >> they can be really bad because we don't know. then we just keep banging this drum. it's about getting their voters out and keeping data alive so if something else comes along, they can say see, we told. >> it could be a political business she's hiding. why do you close the door at night? to hide something? no, to close the door. it could be she wants to talk to the governor of nebraska or senator. how is the kid doing at sanford? that kind of conversation. >> certainly a fair amount of the e-mail she destroyed or had destroyed is probably of that nature. what the republicans are getting at here is that there i

an ambulance and yet another writer was working on an angle where he might have an issue with his achillesendon. nothing is confirmed and right now we're going to have to go with the fact that basically he has some leg cramps until we hear more. but he was not available to speak to the media afterward. meantime a guy that was available to speak to the media and may play a bigger role in this series. in fact, his first role at all comes tonight. and that's david lee. he's been basically invisible for the warriors throughout much of the play offs. but tonight he came in and the warriors actually made a nice run with him in there. his presence down underneath the basket seemed to free curry up a little bit. tonight david lee talked about his performance and the play offs going forward. >> i have confident in myself. my teammates have confident in me and my job is to be ready when my number is called. my biggest concern was to go out there and play as hard as i can. bring some toughness and just really be as active as possible and aggressive. i felt that's what we really needed when i got in t

we think what happened on the other show was we think charlie might have popped or tore his achilles, is a really

. >>> the third base man with the colorado rockies might be the san francisco giants achilles' heel.n this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the a's took a five game winning streak into the come seem facing the first place royals, last time they met was in april and it turned ugly. it was a bean ball war, everybody behaved in this game. fans loved themselves brett laurie. jessie hand had allowed three homers -- make a four. morales looked like it was going foul but it kept carrying and carrying, a fair ball 1-0 kc. hand gets eric house mer to ground to davis tafs throws it away, two runs score 4-0 kc. alec fword.in the sixth uh-oh high, deep and aloha. haun came in having allowed three homers in 85 innings, gave up two in six numbers. the a's a 5-2 lot to the royals. giants also home hosting the rockies on lgbt night, no more until the fifth. susac there it goes, he gets all this breaking ball, that is deep and gone. 1-0 giants his second of the year. top six giant killer follow land after that the toe a three run blast into the beachers 3-1 rocks. he homered twice

for a long time, that was one of the companies achilles heel.t becomes a real opportunity and strength now. when something like the nfl goes digital, we may not be the biggest technology company, we are the biggest technology company that gets media. partner to natural figuring out how to help some of these media companies come online and really find great distribution and a great experience and ultimately build great businesses. stephanie: record this potentially lead? moresa: we hope to do with amazon. we like to do a beautiful job with this trial and have something there. packerse: the green bay podcasted? -- broadcasted? the other news is the status of the spinoff of alibaba and yahoo! small business. is believe the transaction going to proceed as planned. what gives you confidence? marissa: we are proceeding with our plan as proposed, based on the understanding of a few key things. changeshe contemplated do not apply to previously received requests for rulings and are ruling was -- we filed for 12 in advanced of these changes. the other thi

he took part in an operation called achilles i'm going to skip ahead in that part the appearance only deepened his anxiety. the guitar now potentially choice assignment and retreat to the cubicle dungeon or he could do as the paratrooper say pull the cord and trust the lord. he could sense that the meeting was over. no doubt he give him orders. okay. outside his office he shot a glance. he gets the job as deputy branch chief. ultimately the folks who attack this country of ours did beget a very cool investigation. there is this funny story real-time updates with only later they jumped out of their chairs numerous occasions. from the beginning agents in the national security had to build a legally defensible case. with permission from the foreign intelligence surveillance court which has been wildly controversial of the last few years as a result of the edward snowden revelation the fbi but jim on her physical and electronic surveillance. a regular video camera above his desk, but a tiny little camera in one of the holes in a multi-whole acoustic tile and it blew down the panel so that

this will be their defeat and achilles heel. that is unique.ng on that you are suggesting. that is beyond owning this territory, this message they are transmitting to western europe to north africa, to yemen, to cities across america. if you have never traveled to the middle east if you have never been to syria or met an isis members, just listen to our message and go out and do something. that's what i think you saw happen in the city in france yesterday. >> let me ask you about the warning connected to the fourth of july holiday. this bulletin is coming from the homeland security department. fbi national terrorism center. without specific known active plots and that's the guidance we are getting with this bulletin what is this based on? simply the environment or something more? >> this is about vigilance, not intelligence. if you are sitting at that seat and i sat in that seat for a long time we are seeing an environment over the past year or do that has changed fundamentally. we are just looking at typically young men who are acting on their

why that issue could be the campaigner's achilles heel in the white house.nks for joining us. >> thanks for having me tamron. >> let's start with this move from jeb bush. is this significant? >> i think all campaign staff changes are about telegraphing the message, and the message we're getting about this change where jeb bush announce aid pre-campaign is really where the state of this effort has not gone exactly as jeb bush's aides had planned. jeb bush was expected if you look back a couple months ago, to be the republican juggernaut the top person to beat and to scare other people out of the race, people like chris christie or marco rubio. in this scenario they would look at jeb bush and say, you know what he's already got the nomination. that obviously has not happened. there are tons of republicans who have jumped in because they don't see jeb bush as strong as he wanted to be. the campaign pushed out jake coppell who expected to be the lead in this campaign. i think they're sending the message, we're ready to set the reset button and go into this campa

senator, what do you think is the most vulnerable achilles' heel of mrs. clinton?f you had to pick a question she had to answer what do you think she needs to answer? >> what would you achieve as secretary of state? how do you answer for this abysmal foreign policy approach this white hughes has taken? whether teset in russia, pulling out of iraq too early mismanaging the libya experience? i think they have a lot to answer for. one of the reasons why she probably doesn't want to be exposed so early to these questions. >> do you think just the fact she won't take questions is an issue in itself? >> i think for average voter over time will become an issue. maybe not today but certainly over time. people wonder why isn't she holding herself up to same standards of people on other side of the aisle. look her advisors are putting her in a very delicate position because by the time she gets to the general election, if in fact she is in the democratic nominee she will be running against someone who has been answering questions and dealing with all of this for months. prac

know, he was operating in -- he took part in an operation, he took part in an operation called db achilles which was the attempted overthrow of saddam hussein. it had not worked out well for him. in fact, 80 men were killed as a result. and i'm just going to sort of skip ahead on that part. so he decides -- mcguire figured that the new assignment richter was offering might be a ham-happenedded set up for questioning -- ham-handed set up for questioning by the fbi. he could turn down a potentially choice assignment and retreat to the cubicle dungeon and the slow immolation of his soul or he could do as the paratroopers say in that instant before leaping out of airplanes pull the cord, trust the lord. whatever it is, i'll do it. wise choice richter said. mcguire could sense that the meeting was over. curran, no doubt amused by the exchange, gave mcguire orders. go downstairs to the lobby do not talk to anybody and tell no one where you've been. you'll meet a couple of fbi agents at the door who will give you instructions. mcguire nodded along. he shot a glance at anna. she winked. mcguire ge