next up is adam jones. and this is back-to-back jacks. but the issue with the 2017 baltimore orioles is pitching. dylan bundy gives the runs back in the bottom of the frame. corey dickerson with his 17 obligate on the year. rays mirror the o's, themselves with back-to-back jacks. evan longoria getting the job done here. 3 for 3 game, in the seventh, orioles becoming the only team in major league history to give up five or more runs in 21 straight games. >>> bradley beal held his annual camp and it was a spectacle. beal played one-on-one with kids. it was mostly as expected with the wizards guard blocking shots and dunking. but one camper got the best of beal coming up with the steal. that 9-year-old has bragging rights for a long time, and that competitive spirit was a big part of beal's message. >> my goal was to win every single thing, every skills challenge, every championship. my team had to be in the playoffs. that's how -- i was competitive. that's kinda how i try to instill in these kids, we're going to fo get better. i want to tea

adam jones homer lucky number 13. it is tied 3-3 in the seventh. he is a professional gum shoer, all right, big time golf coming to our area next week. quicken loans at potomac. does anybody care? tiger woods unlikely to be there as he is dealing with several issues. no real big names but remember last year, billy hurley the third won the tournament. a feel good story. he is a leesburg native getting his lone pga tour victory at congressional last summer. >> being kind of the flag ship military event really does the most to honor the military on the pga tour, like that was a good connection to me to bridge into the tournament. being the only veteran on that was the first connection with it. you start adding in everything from 2015 press conference about my dad and winning. and, you know. it has become a big piece of billy and the family. >> third round championship right here on wusa9. jordan spieth has been the story. he chips in for byrd to get to nine under par for the tournamentment at the 15th, spieth gets back on track nearly hauling out for

adam jones making sure you saw that one. jonesy liked it so much. copied it. bottom six. os up 3-1. jones, smacks the second homer in two games. tenth of the season. and, orioles take a 4-1 lead. later, jonathan scope, two, two out. scope hammers the ball to left. a three-run shot. orioles go on to beat the red sox. 7-5. >> organizedea continue next week for the redskins. running back, rob kelly showing why he has become the team's number one back. might have something to do with why matt jones is skipping practice. kelly came in last season and worked his way to the top of the depth chart. new number and a new mind set for running back rob kelly. fat kelly as he is known, fat rob, affectionately known, starting ota's number one running back. undrafted rookie won the job from matt jones during the year. finished the season with 704 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. now that he is a top the depth chart, jay gruden excited to see how far, fat rob can go. >> i joked. last year this time you were ninth string running back for good's sakes. now he is the guy. so, it's, exciting to see

up 2-0, the birds add onto the lead adam jones, lucky number 13. rays come back to tie the game at 3-3. but the birds put up a crooked number in the span of tro pitches. homer. orioles 8-3. >>> no tiger woods may be a problem next week for the quicken loans golf tournament in terms of attracting fans. plus, a different venue this year. potomac organizers hope that is not the case. defending champion is leesburg native and navy graduate billy hurley the thursday who won his only pga title last summer at congressional. a very special moment for him knowing he was finally a winner. >> i remember my family running onto the 18th green. and i always wanted to have that moment. you know. i always wanted to ... it is kind of, you always wanted to, you wanted to win with your family there and have that hug on the 18th green. and, to have my little girl run on the 18th green and be able to pick her up. and at that time, she didn't quite know what was going on and her phrase had been for the last little bit. daddy play golf? and she came up and said that to m

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instead a double and adam jones brings him home. scoring easy.ur, a double, two homers on the night. the oriels hold on to win. >>> the matchup against the minnesota links on friday night. head coach mike tebow will not be on the sideline, he will attending his father's funeral. today the treat for some mystic fans who watched practice and then got autographs from some of their favorite players. >>> phil mickelson and his caddy of 25 years, jim bones mckay an he's been mickelson's caddy since 1982. it was a good run, 25 years. >> bones no longer on the bag. >> nomore. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> we end tonight with congratulations. we're very proud of our coworkers. >> big news. we encourage you to che nbc washington.com and the washington app every day for good reason. here's the deal. today nbc washington.com won t

later in the inning, adam jones, he's feeling johnson's muscles. probably check out castillo's too.he guy they call beast. sends this to the bullpen. he makes the catch of the day. orioles win it 8-5. a happy father's day in baltimore. >> usually i watch on television. fwhut is the first time that i actually came to baltimore this season and then to be rewarded but to have him hit a home run on father's day was just fantastic. that beats getting a flowery tie anyokay. >> happy father's day. go come yaur fathers. i wish i could talk to mine. so go do it. he'd have a few choice words for me. up until the last couple days. he still would. >> buck showalter, sad situation. he still enjoy his personality. a lot of hand wringing this week by caps fans. they're showing their personality. they're nervous, folks. the expansion draft is on tuesday. you know the former gm of the capital now the guy picking players for the new vegas golden nights much he's licking his chops to get what we did learn today is who is left unprotected. mcphee, he had his pick of familiar players. many thinking that

adam jones back in the lineup.jones sidelined the previous four games due to issues with a three-run homer with five rbis. chris davis also homered. two of three against the first-place yankees. love the little new york yankee action. lauren: coming outcome of subpoenas in the intelligence investigation and the unmasking scandal. we are going to have the latest developments. you are watching trends have been, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ will lauren: breaking news this morning. fbi kenneth sierra. fbi cap messier all have a subpoenas over unmasking. documents involving top obama officials as votes were for national security adviser michael flynn and president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. thank you for joining us. i am training for appearing cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. hillary clinton on the attack of the failed democratic candidate in russia for a laugh in november. we'll have that story coming up for you. tracey president trump making a major announcement on wheth

that will bring home one runner jonathan scope comes around and adam jones gets waived home, yes , justes at the plate, drives in an rbi of his own. give up just one run. th a good dog and he should be at every baseball game. he is part of the ten clubs minor league club. he gets some work as a bat dog, but what he's best at he makes sure the umpires stay hydrated bringing them cold waters and gets some pets. you got to think that the umpires probably give him a safe when it might be a safer. they're crediting to give it to them because this dog is adorable. >> they also do promotions. they are sponsored by a local jewelry company where the dog go es into the crowd and finds a woman and gives her a bag with jewelry in it. where is this. >> forth wayne, indiana. >> i love that stuff. >> jake the diamond doing. i don't know if they're diamonds. i know it's jewelry. >> coming up next is fox5 news at 11. here's shawn. they're diamond ats, just diamond shaped. baseball diamonds. coming up tonight at 11 a much more serious story, security upgrades , what a local school district is buying with

. >>> adam jones, a big swing shattered his necklace last night.e jewelry pieces flew everywhere. he was picking up the pieces at home plate. even the umpire had to get in on the cleanup work. the game was delayed for quite some time. good news for jones though, his team did get the win 3-1. and -- >> you want to know the secret to victory? fail to make the varsity team. >> it's been 108 years. >> be on the wrong side of the biggest upset of your sport. >> you really want to know the secret to victory? >> utter disbelief. >> defeat. >> matt ryan, serena williams and others starring alongside michael jordan in a rare ad appearance revealing that one of their keys to success is defeat. their failures have fuelled them. they found strength in their struggles. highlighting some of the biggest wins in sports. that's cool stuff. >>> jackson might be out of new york as early as this morning. the knicks owner could announce it today. cnn has not yet been able to confirm that report as of this moment but something to keep our eye on oz the morning progresse

adam jones with five rbi's chris davis a two run homer.king two of three after the al east leaders. final score 10 to four. >>> yankees have now lost 11 straight series in baltimore. finally speaking of new york, we can't end without shame. that is mr. met the beloved mets mascot. that's not having a good season and the milwaukee fans reminded them of that. the mets mascot we can't show you the next frame because he was flipping off the fans. yes, the mets mascot fired after caught giving fans the middle finger. this happened after the team lost to milwaukee. a person tweeted a video of the incident. it quickly went viral. mets spokesman. he onlies had four fingers. unlike some teams the mets have multiple people who are in the mascot uniform. >> and they have all learned. no longer working for the team. >> mr. met is not real. >> there's not just one? i know. >> if that's the case you have to get rid of the whole mascot. >> i feel like you can get off on a technicality if you only have four fingers. >> right. there's no middle finger. >>

of the stock in any way, so my view is that the reason that the stock trades here is because, as adam jones says, this is a case where it's a $10 trillion transportation disruption story with, by the way, a bit of an energy play to it, and this is all the reason why you want to own it and the fact they are going with the streaming service, in-car experience, means they are trying to cement that whole autonomous driving and the operating system much in the way apple is if i wanted to give one of the two companies the edge in terms of who's going to be there in the end, i think it's going to be apple, but in terms of what tesla is doing to develop the technology, i think other people can copy cat or doing themselves, that's my view on tesla. >> that's a holder to tesla knowing they are going to have a streaming service doesn't necessarily excite me. i didn't buy any more because of it i'm in it because of the disruptive factor, not only in the auto industry, but the energy industry. going back to the decarbonization of the u.s. electric grid. to me that's the story with tesla and why people a

we work in close partnership with the sector of the senate julie adams and her deputy mary jones. our two organizations have committed themselves to a nonpartisan support of the senate and our organizations are seamless in the way we backstop the institution, and begin to minimize the distractions on members and staff. so again, we can do the legislative business of the nation. we also work closely with our legislative branch partners, how sergeant at arms, the chief administrative officer, specifically as we join forces with our i.t. initiatives and cyber defense. the architect of the capitol, very important partner, and again to my left chief verderosa supported by his assistant. the chief leads an exemplary force of men and women dedicated to protecting the legislative branch as evident not only on a daily basis as we move about this campus, but highlighted two weeks ago i should mention, mr. chairman, by the heroic acts of bravery by two u.s. cp officers on the alexandria ballfield. the two priority areas for me or physical security and safety of the senate and legislative bra

jones, he couldn't even crack the starting lineup in his rookie season. we caught up with him in san jose. he plans to put in the work during the off season. >> we were around adams he has a vision of some of the stuff i can do over summer league for next year, so stuff on the interior, not exterior just working on and having an overall game. >> all right. well, he is polishing his game, we should note things got very interesting into the draft. the philadelphia 76ers trait traded to get the first overall pick. they are going to be the tooem team to watch tonight. they are kpej expected to take markelle fultz. >> a lots lot of kids in there having fun in that sports camp. >>> it's time now the next time you consider taking that call or texting while you're driving, you may want to certainly think again. the new textizer that can trace when you're on your phone and whether you are breaking the law. >> don't lie to your parents about it, that's for sure. first happening right now are are the church of england admits to hiding sexual abuse of young boys. former bishop peter ball convicted in 2015 says that the religious institution helped to hide evidence and that t

jones, thanks. >>> i want to get into the reporting by "the washington post" with one of the reporters who helped break the story for the news. "washington post" writer adams joining us right now. let me read you the president's tweet again reacting to your report. just out -- the obama administration knew far in advance of november 8th about election meddling by russia and did nothing about it. why? what did the obama administration do? >> well, i mean, you know, the reality is there were a few things that were going on that prompted obama not to retaliate before the election. against what russia was doing. one of those things was that then candidate trump was talking publicly about the election being rigged and so obama was concerned that if he did something to call out the russians in a very public way and it was him doing it, that it would be seized on by the republicans and by trump in particular to basically say that the election wasn't fair and that the president was trying to help hillary clinton win. that was one of several factors that weighed on the president. one of the other major factors was the concern that if he did retaliate before the el

the dow jones was trading in the 800s and the dow currently stands at what you might call well above that mark, right that's a fantastic amount of wealth creation. that's why i'm so add -- adamant how old you are, you should have some money socked away in the stock market can i give you some historical perspective? if you go back to 1928, before the great stock market crash that preceded the great depression, through the end of 2014, the average annual return for the s&p 500, including dividends, is about 10%. show me an asset class with a better average return. you can't do it. stocks aren't just the best game in town, they're the only game in town if you want to grow your wealth that 10% average annual return for s&p 500, i know, it may not seem impressive. some of you are probably saying thanks for nothing you're just wrong. forget the fact that it's more thandouble what you can expect from a 30-year treasury, let's examine that 10% figure in absolute terms when you're taking a long-term view, which is what we're doing tonight, meaning planning for your lifetime, racking up 10% return from an index fund, seems impressive the market will have up and down years, but over a lon

jones, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show zoe. >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: congratulations on the film. it's yourself and some very funny guys there, adamnjoy working with fred? because i know i do. >> umm, yeah, i mean, he's very nice. he's hard to get to show up to work as you know. >> seth: yeah, absolutely. >> i think -- was the last time he was here was like 2012. >> seth: 2012, he was -- the last time he was here was right before we started. [ laughter ] >> yes. yeah. yeah, no, it was a dream. i mean they're both so funny, and we had so much fun on set. >> seth: and this is -- so you directed a film that you were also starring in. >> yeah. >> seth: what are the unique challenges of being both an actor in scenes and the director? >> you know, i would say, a director obviously calls action at the top of the scene, and cut at the end of the scene. i would say the weirdest thing about wearing both hats was having to call cut on my own sex scene. >> seth: oh, interesting. yeah. >> it's a strange things, because you're in an intimate experience with another person, and then you just like have to drop it like a sociopath, and just be lik

adam duritz and matchbox 20's rob thomas. >> the counting crows have 20 million albums worldwide, like "mr. jonesre out a way. >> go on each other's buses and play video games. >> is that what happens on the bus? >> yeah. >> we meet up in the dressing room, have a glass of wine and talk about the day's events. >> a glass of wine. things have matured, i would say. >> since your charlie days. >> yeah. >> grand theft auto. >> i would think, after all this time, and you're still seeing the huge crowds. i'll bet you're seeing like a multigenerational kind of thing now. >> in our front row, there's people that are 65 years old because they were our age when our record came out. and if there's college kids that are my age now, they're bringing their kids and bringing their grandkids. we're getting literally grandfathered in. >> i want that. i want that. >> you're going to have that, sir. >> we always appealed to small children and the elderly. it's only recently that we filled in the middle. i think a few of the kids grew up and everybody else died. we have a range. >> is it true that, rob, you gave ada

adam duritz and matchbox twenty's rob thomas. >> the counting crows have sold more than 20 million albums word wilde like "mr. jones."ng it up again? >> i think we're doing it every summer. >> we did squirrel ourselves -- figure out a way. we didn't figure out a way and then it fell out of the sky. >> we played video games on each other's buses. >> is that what happened, on the bus? >> yeah. we'd meet up in the dressing room. have a glass of wine and talk about the day's events. >> a glass of wine. so things have matured i would say -- >> oh, yeah. >> from your childhood days. he's like -- >> yeah. grand theft auto. >> so i would still seeing the huge crowds but i bet you're seeing like a multigenerational kind of thing. >> sure. you know, there's -- in our front row there's people that are 65 years old because they were our age when our record first came out. then, you know, there are college kids that are my age now and they're bringing their kids. they're bringing their grandk grandkids. we're getting literally grandfathered in. >> wow. >> i want that. i want that. >> you want that. >> you'll have that, sir. >> we

adams award. did you see what this year's profootball hall of fame is up to. some are hanging out in vatican city with pope francis. jerry jonese fellow inductees and fall of famers. franco harris, chris doleman, jim tai her. so they presented hope francis with a hall of fame jersey and a gold helmet and they got a viewing to have systen chapel. we had him in his audience on behalf of the game. don't get to do that every day. maria: i love that and i love to see him try to put the helmet on. maria: very cool. we have been showing pictures of tom brady in japan. good pictures. a photo of himself and his son sitting in the middle of sumo wrestlers. another facing off with his son in sumo ring and he was in china this week. what do you think about this, jared. jared: one of the coolest sports photos. even though we are seeing this now, doesn't it seem to have iconic look to it? maria: it does. jared: 50 years this photo might still be around. why not? somebody he paid 20 bucks to pay a photo in times square. maria: who wins in a battle between tom brady and the sumo wrestlers? >> the sumo wrestler. jared: i don't want to deflate