more on the legacy of maying maa angelou after this.. >> good evening, i'm meteorologist kevin corriveau. rain increases and threatens over the next couple of days. mississippi to louisiana and texas, threat of flooding. over the next few days but in the next three days we expect to see another six to ten inches in rain here across louisiana circulation mississippi. so if you are traveling this area on highway 10 expect flooding on the highways, along the rural routes as well and delays at the airports. so that's going to be a major problem. now up here towards the northeast we're looking at something very unusual happening right now. take a look at the current temperatures. in philadelphia, 57°, wawsh, 83° --washington, 83°. well below average across the region and we are seeing some very rainy conditions in washington, that is going to get much better over the next couple of days. that is a loot at -- look at your weather, news with john right after this. after this. >> you may bury me in the bottom of manhattan. i will rise. my peopl

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there i gorally rising. >> maya angelou. in 1993, she recited her poem "on the pulse of the morning" at bill clinton's first inauguration. >> mr. president and mrs. clinton, mr. vice president and mrs. gore, and americans a rock, a river, a tree host to species long since departed mark the mastodon, the dinosaur who left dry tokens of their sojourn here on our planet floor alarm of their hastening doom is lost in the gloom of dust and ages but today, the rock cries out to us, clearly, forcefully bank you may stand upon my and face are distant destiny but seek no haven in my shadow i will give you know hiding place down here you created only a little lower than the angels, have crouched too long in the bruising darkness have lain too long face down in ignorance your mouths spilling words armed first slaughter cries out, you may stand upon it, but do not hide your face sings a beautiful song across the river says, come, breast here by my side country,ou, a bordered delicate and strangely made, proud yet thrusting perpetually u

angelou. angelou was a prominent figure at glide memorial church attending dozens of events speaking about her struggles to inspire those who overcome their aulde. he called her not a hero but a schiro, a term angelou came up with herself. >> she spoke in a way that defined people that were in great need and in doing that, the people would rally behind her. >> reporter: there were many words each person shared about the late angelou. trailblazer. barrier breaker. pioneer. but the one word that will keep her alive in their hearts was also the hardest one to say. angelou above all was their friend. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> she was amazing. you can find more on maya angelou's bay area ties on our website, kpix.com. >>> new at noon now the excitement, the mystery and intrigue surrounding an anonymous cash donor is taking the bay area by storm. more than 150,000 people are now following the twitter account hoping to cash in on this social experiment. kpix 5's kiet do on the growi

maya angelou. thank you very much.ant to thank you so much for giving voice to it at the beginning. >> our pleasure. >> it's a pleasure. >>> an important day in foreign policy. at west point today, president obama first announced the troop surge for afghanistan in 2009. he returned to west point giving the commencement today, arguing that the new threats facing america are more diffuse, giving a different response. >> military action cannot be the only, or even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. and because the costs associated with military action are so high, you should expect every civilian leader, and specially your commander in chief, to be clear about how that awesome power should be used. >> tony blinken is joining us from the white house. excuse me, tony, i'm still choked up over mayo angelou. forgive. the president gave a powerful speech and announced to the class, the first class not to be serving on active du

enjoy los angeles. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president and ceo of ncta michael powell. >> good morning. the world is an ailing place. too many people live in poverty. too many people are hungry. too many people are receiving inadequate education. american ideal that our nation is a land of opportunity is being written to. our economy -- is being threatened. our economy is not producing jobs americans need to get ahead. in washington, the seed of our federal government, our leaders struggle to make the country a better place. rather than compromise, we see battlet as warring sides over who's a mix of ideas and policies are best, causing most legislative efforts to wither. i am not wise enough to know what cocktail of policies will take us forward. i do know that the path to a better society will ride on the bedrock of strong communities, it's shared experience, collective consciousness, and mutual destiny that drives people forward. these forces triggered transformative movem

. >> remembering a civil rights hero and iconic poet, maya angel angelou, who rose from poverty and segregation and violence to become a force on stage and screen and on printed page has passed away. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for peggy bunker. angelou was found dead this morning in her north carolina home. a hearse was seen leaving the house in winston-salem, escorted by police. angelou had reportedly been battling health problems. she recently canceled an appearance at a scheduled event to be held in her honor. her life was filled with many memorable pieces of work. nbc's chris clackum takes a look back at her career. >> i'm a very hard worker and i've been very blessed. >> reporter: often called a true renaissance woman, maya angelou was not only a novelist, but a civil righted activist, educator, and historian. born marguerite annie johnson in st. louis, but raised in arkansas, her childhood was reflected in her famous autobiography and movie, "i know why the caged bird sings." it detailed a life marred with the vicious racial discrimination

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that is how much is riding on tonight's game in los angeles against the los angeles clippers. there are more storylines in that game. it begins one hour from now. fretting list -- by the english joins us from los angeles -- >> seth curry said, we have to be up, which means taking and making a lot of three-point shots. and using defense to shut -- to set up some transition easy buckets. >> there are three warrior players with game three playoff experience. in game six, the clippers -- dealt with this dirty play. he left with a bruised kneecap. he is a warrior. >> more likely, i will play. >> you can't worry about all that trouble. there are no games left if you don't give it all you've got. you can worry about all those things. >> do you see that gentleman there? he paid $750 this morning for that front row seat. the coach mark jackson said, any player not hyped for game seven, i do not want on my team. anything can happen. we will see you tonight on the 10:00 news. >> looking forward to seeing you then. >>> for the second game in a row, entering fenway park. former athletic jo

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angelou. i had the privilege of being her friend and speaking with her many times. and i will begin the first of my reprise from 2000 four and we will pivot to a conversation with musician ziggy marley. join us again tomorrow night when our entire program will be a tribute to dr. angelou. and a conversation with ziggy marley coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. honor to is always an be in the presence of dr. maia angelou -- maya angelou. she is out with a cookbook. it is titled hallelujah, the welcome table of a lifetime of memories and recipes. i was doing an interview the , and day and they asked me i probably shouldn't say this on the air -- who is your favorite guest of all time? the person i never get tired of talking to, more than anybody, dr. angelou. >> i am glad to be back. do you know who the other entity is? elmo wasday show, asked. [laughter] tavis: elmo said the same thing. you're in good company. to pbs personalities.

maya angelou did it all. she passed away this morning at her home in north carolina at the age of 86. tonight, her death is touching people around the country. >> president obama is saluting maya angelou as one of our brightest lights. she awarded her the nation's highest civilian honor. jodi hernandez is live tonight in san francisco where angelou lived. >> reporter: she very much considered san francisco her home. and she considered glide here her home church and even brought oprah winfrey here one easter morning. they are trying to cope with someone that they loved dearly. >> i'm hurting because she used to call me brother and i called her sister and so we had that kind of rapport with each other. it was a brother and sister relationship. >> reporter: the reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church is grieving for his sister, literary great and activist maya angelou who passed away this morning. >> she will always be an activist in our minds and in our hearts. >> reporter: williams and his wife were l

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-- pay tribute to maya angelou. he said the voice she found helped generations of americans find their rainbow amidst the clouds and inspired the rest of us to become our best self-s. we have more information at ktvu.com. >>> happening now -- a s.w.a.t. operation is underway in concord as part of a bay area wide sting. walnut creek police are involved and it's a multi- agency operation led by the d.e.a. officers are wearing protective gear at this location so they could be looking for dangerous chemicals. this is a view from newschopper2. we also caught up with a search at a home in pleasant hill. we heard that south san francisco police are involved. there may be a location there. there are few details on the scope of the operation or what they are looking for. >>> san francisco police are looking for an at-risk 101-year- old man. he was last seen at 7:30 last night. police say he frequents the city's chinatown neighborhood. he's considered at risk due to his age and high bloop. he's described as 5'6", weighing 148

angelou many times on this program. she was a wonderful and caring friend and her insights remain a beacon for all of us. like so many others i'm saddened by her death but on nored to have -- honored to have shared her life. we're glad you joined us. a tribute to dr. maya angelou right now. >> and by trixes to your pbs station from view -- contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: i'm always honored and humbled just to be in her presence but to have the chance tonight to sit with the brilliant dr. maya angelou, playwright, civil rights activist, producers actress and friend. she's a true rennans woman. thrilled to have her on the stage in los angeles. my dear sister, nice to see you. >> my dear, my delight. tavis: i'm just so happy to see you all the time. i'm glad i have a chance to see you because we have time to talk. nothing to sell. >> as i said, bring it. tavis: i'm going to bring it then. you own a place in harlem. you moved down south. >> i sure do. tavis: when did you buy this p

, whe which is nearby los angeles felt sick from oil drilling.he drilling happening there in the neighborhood. we are talking not only about the pipelines that transport the o oil, but the actual drilling in los angeles and facing a boom in fracking as well. >> there's no question about that. the plains pipe company released a statement saying the smell may cause a nauseous feeling, but poses no danger. what is the community reaction to them? >> well, you said it yourself, the reaction were two people sent to the hospital. my friend had to evacuate because people were feeling sick and nauseous. that's a health problem. it's a real health problem. people are going to the hospital. i wouldn't want to be there. >> victoria kaplan, thank you for being with us. i appreciate your time. let me bring in david k. johnson. his new book is "divided: the per ills of our growing quality." tell us about the situation in north dakota. i was not aware of this. the oil companies expect the workers and the state isn't there to do much if there is even loss of life

yesterday maya angelou the celebrated poet died at the age of 86. >> angelou was more than a writer.le, especially women recognize their own lives in her words and was document yesterday many of us paused to remember her extraordinary life. here's abc's byron pitts. ♪ there's no hiding place down here ♪ >> reporter: most of us hope to live one good life. maya angelou lived many. ♪ i went to the rock to hide my face ♪ ♪ rock cried out no hiding place ♪ >> reporter: with that tenor voice, her words. >> the horizon means forward. offering you place to place new steps of change. >> reporter: she brought chills to president clinton's nomination in '93. >> maya angelou. >> reporter: in the '50s she brought audiences to their feet as a calypso singer. ♪ >> reporter: she spoke six languages, won three grammys, author of 36 books, it was the first best seller in 1969, an instant classic, "i know why the caged bird sings." that made her not just a voice for black america but all who know struggle. ♪ i will go -- i shall go ♪ i'll see what the end is going to be ♪ >> reporter: the end came at 8

los angeles up into the 90s and phoenix is well over 90 degrees. this afternoon in terms of the fire danger, red flag warnings continue for the l.a. area. very low humidity. hot temperatures and wind gust, 45 to 75 miles an hour. that could lead to an explosive fire situation, so you have to be extra careful with any outdoor flames. avoid them if you can on this day. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> toronto mayor rob ford will take an absence. ford said in a statement, quote, i have a problem with alcohol. and the choices i have made while under the influence. ford admitted to smoking last year while in a drunken stupor. >> he was arrested as part of it in 1972. adamss turned himself in. >> reporter: this is the womans who adams is being questioned about. jean mccongo. they accused her of being an informer, shot her, buried her in an unmarked grave. this woman drove the car that night and admitted so in an interview with cbs news a year and a half ago. >> reporter: did you understand what the likely consequences were. >> i was aware

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i do. >> charlie: maya angelou, dead at 86.with gayle king. she was a friend of maya angelou, and she is a great friend of mine. she and maya knew each other more than 30 years. she has called the poet and teacher one of a kind in all the best ways. gayle is co-host of cbs this morning and much more than that. i am pleased to have her with me at this time knowing the depth of her feelings about maya angelou. i thank you. >> it's been a very interesting week, charlie. the first day came as we had just gotten off the air and you sort of get through that. the next day, after watching all the tv coverage and seeing your friend's name with the birth date and end date of her death and then to see people going to her house and laying flowers at a house you have been to many times was very, very hard. >> charlie: tell us the maya you knew. >> well, i was thinking about this because what is it like to admire somebody as a kid and then you meet them and then you become friends, so friendly you see them in your pajamas, so friendly they'r

say it. >> reporter: maya angelou always told the truth as she understood it. once saying she was in love with the music in language. >> peace, my brother. peace, my sister. peace, my soul. peace. >> reporter: born marguerite ann johnson in 1928, she moved to arkansas as a child to live with her grandmother. when she was seven, she was raped by her mother's boyfriend. she would not speak for five years, eventually turning the pain of that experience into her best-selling memoir "i know why the caged bird sings." >> this tune is heard on the distant hill by the caged bird sings of freedom. >> reporter: as a single mother, angelou pursued the arts. she moved to europe, then africa, before returning to the states and joining the civil rights movement. >> i know how people see their world. whites can see a world with no blacks. blacks can see a world with no whites-- that's very rare, if at all. asians can see a world with no latinos. or fat people see a world with no thin. and fat-- i can't, i won't live in that world. >> reporter: she became an actress, a movie d

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los clippers son una representaciÓn de una gran ciudad, de los Ángeles, una ciudad de los Ángeles, ded alguna preferencia? ¿a quiÉn quisiera ver como dueÑo de los clippers? >> espero ver un equipo de dueÑos que son una representaciÓn de la cara moderna de los Ángeles, latinos, afroamericanos, toda la diversidad es necesario, porque esta es la realidad en los Ángeles. donald sterling es una representaciÓn de un pasado en nuestro paÍs, no es el presente, y espero encontrar un nuevo equipo, un equipo de dueÑos muy, muy fuerte. >> la pregunta mÁs difÍcil, alcalde, si usted le va a los lakers o a los clippers. [rÍe] yo soy un fan de los lakers, pero esta semana tenemos dos equipos en los Ángeles, pero estamos unidos como un equipo con los clippers. >> alcalde, muchÍsimas gracias por hablar con nosotros, y sobre todo por hacerlo en espaÑol, que veo que su espaÑol estÁ mejorando dÍa con día. gracias. >> sÍ, muchas gracias, un placer. >> fue el alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles, eric garcetti. como decÍamos en esta conversaciÓn, seguramente donald sterling, el dueÑo de los clippers, tendrÁ

maya angelou also has ties to the bay area. in fact, she lived for a time in san francisco and dropped out of school to become the city's first female african- american cable operator. we're putting together more on her life and we'll continue to bring you more throughout "mornings on 2." >>> it's been more than three years since a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami killed thousands of people in japan and debris from that disaster is still making its way across the ocean to the shores of the pacific northwest. a tow truck driver from washington state is now posting video of three different boats believed to be from the japanese tsunami. scientists are now inspecting maps to check the path and see if more tsunami debris could be headed to washington state. >>> 7:16. there are more collisions between motorcycles and cars than ever before here in california. the experts are blaming the rise in more motorcyclists lane splitting. >> oh, my god! >> boy, that's horrible. did you know it's legal for sook illists to cut between cars he

maya angelou. the award winning author, activist and poet died yesterday. she was 86. angelou turned had your personal pain into poetry and inspired millions. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from oakland where a sculpture of maya angelou is a reminder of the time she spent here in the bay area. >> reporter: i think the past 24 hours have really been a learning experience for all of us when we find out exactly the place that she has in history and in our history here in the bay area. we have even seen a couple of people stop by this statue in her honor in downtown oklahoma this morning just to be here and to remember her. you can see several flowers left overnight, as well. this is part of oakland's remember them monument. so she is here with the likes of abraham lincoln and ghandi. this sculpture in particular was created by oakland's artist mario chiodo. he is inspired by angelou's work as an author, poet and civil rights activist. >> she would tell me the stories about her relationships to ma

angel pagan is in 1-0.s were hitless until the 7th inning when jeff baker gets a base hit off jeremy affeldt. a two-hitter the giants gets. they win 5-0, but forget that. guess who was the ball dude? >> i think he has his stuff on. >> reporter: vern needed to keep his butt down. but at least somebody thought he was a ballplayer. look at that. just when it looked like all hope was lost, he snagged the hot potato. he looked like a giant after all. >> underneath the glove. you have to get it dirty. >> he had a giant jersey on, you know, and the ball is down, you get down. >> oh my gosh. pacers hoping to cool down the heat in game five. less than a minute to go. paul george makes it 91-87 pacers. 37 points. indiana wins 93-90 to cut the heat series lead 3-2. if the blackhawks look nervous, it is because they were facing elimination to the kings. chicago wins 5-4 to force a game six. kings lead 3-2. and serena is out. venus is out of the french open centers there. >> wow. >> if anybody is out there, ken has ,,,,

angelou left her mark on the bay area. at 16 -- she became the first female streetcar conductor in san francisco. >> reporter:those who knew her well. say she used her heart and her words to make the world a better place. >> she did it as a poet and writer and as a person that i call a full human being so full of information and down to earth and intelligent. a great woman. >> " our relationship when that over 30 years and just want of monthly highlights of my life. when i decided to end my broadcast career at the one person and when to be sure what maya angelo we talked about friendship and those words will carry me " belva davis. is a former kron 4 anchor and reporter. >> reporter:she says maya angelo valued honesty and truth over flattery. and that she did not realize how big her impact was on people around her. and there's more to come. >> catherine: tonight at 8:30. we will take a look back at the inspirational life of maya angelou. >> catherine: ahead at eight. >> catherine: concern that bay area traffic has reached

angel soft.ll running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. >>> welcome back. u.s. veterans affairs secretary eric shen secondky is fighting for his career this week as he prepares to testify about veterans who died while waiting for care. nbc news has obtained an internal document suggesting top v.a. officials knew at least a year ago that scheduling data was vulnerable to manipulation. nbc's danielle leigh is in washington with those details. >> reporter: there's growing outrage over delayed or poor care at the veterans affairs health care system. in phoenix at a packed american legion meeting, dozens of veterans and their loved ones shared their personal trauma. >> i could not get through. i could not get in line. >> i was never really seen. >> six months to another three months or four months, that gets me ten months out that i can't see a doctor. >> rep

her words, uhm, would -- would just spill out in song. >> you could not avoid maya angelou. she wouldn't let you. >> reporter: another true san franciscan who also escaped here from the south former mayor willie brown. >> at all times, however, she was outspoken and insufferable. we are going to miss the originality, the independence, the take no prisoners attitude no matter who you are. >> reporter: it was that directness she may have learned on the streets of san francisco that made her such a star on the world stage. we're back at the san francisco railway museum where there's a special exhibit now set up for maya angelou. she loved that uniform. and we hear she loved ringing the bell. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> the world was watching when angelou brought her poetry to the white house. >> come, you may stand upon my back and face your distant destiny. >> president bill clinton was visibly moved by her reading at his 1993 inauguration. she returned in 2005 to read for president george w. bush. and in 2011, president obama awarded her the medal of freedom t

>> the words of maya angelou are silent today with her passing a voice that broke through barriers in life and in literature. >> thanks for joining us. >> we have stark images this morning from outside maya angelou's house. these are pictures of the hearse leaving the home in north carolina. she was april and had heart problems but, at the same time, she was going strong and finishing a new book. >> my name is maya angelou. >> she was a woman who needed no introduction making this video last december named co-chair of the 50th anniversary of glide. >> i am a member of glide memorial church. i am working at being a christian. >> she worked at many things in life. she was a writer, a poet, dancer and actress. as teen she studied dance and drama in san francisco. she says at age 16, she became the city's first african-american streetcar conductor. she said it wasn't easy to get but she didn't take "no." >> i said it because i was ready to go home. i was afraid to tell my mother that i wasn't as strong as she thought i was so i sat there for two weeks every day. >> impressing her mother w

we pay tribute to american literary icon and activist maya angelou.♪ by the chocolate all around ♪ turn around brian! ♪ this bar has protein oh yeah!♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. why investigators are askin she was framed. then, a bay area man is diagnosed with 20 brain tum wait until you hear the rean why his insurance company refuses to pay for emergency treatment. people run.. to find hiddenh in san jose. we have new clues about the mystery man behind this craze. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> poet maya angelou is being remembered today as an artist, an activist, and a teacher. she died wednesday in her home in north carolina at the age of 86. michelle miller reports on the legacy of a unique american voice. >> take your time. say it. >> reporter: maya angelou always told the truth as she understood it, once saying she was in love with the music and language. >> peace, my brother, peace, my sister, peace, my soul, peace. >> reporter: born

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clear' tonight: the life and legacy of maya angelou...wspath_wedn111 - obit - a angelou> she has inspired countless others who have k injustice and misfortune in their own lives and her deep bay area roots. >> past rooted in pain, i rise. >> she turned pain into poetry. >> leaving behind fear. i rise into a daybreak miraculously clear. >> reporter: tonight, the life and legacy of maya angelou. >> she has inspired countless others who have known injustice and misfortune in their own lives. >> reporter: and her deep bay area roots. >> she was a cable car driver believe it or not. >> the award winning author, activist, poet, died today at the age of 86. admirers have been leaving flowers outside angelou's north carolina home. he she was a professor at wake forest university for more than 30 years. mike sugerman shows us angelou's incredible and inspirational career began in the bay a

this is all we have. >> reporter: maya angelou was 86 years old. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> students at uc santa barbara headed back to class today in the aftermath of the deadly killing spree less than a week ago. many are still struggling with the tragedy. 22-year-old elliot rogers shot and stabbed six students to death and took his own life during friday's killing spree. a show of support for the victims in the attack is set to take place in about one hour on the uc berkeley campus. the isla vista rampage is further fueling the debate over gun control mental health assistance. the investigation found that in a series of mass shootings, the gunmen were identified with mental illness but did not get effective treatment. national alliance on mental illness says that's the biggest problem they get on their help line. >> don't know where to go. the main thing is people feel completely alone. >> a bill proposed in congress would reform the nation's mental health system. it calls for training on law enforcement how to better identify mental ill

>> maya angelou was an activist.n i was a teenager just starting in new york and brooklyn with civil rights, she was one that was with towering figure that is i would fwroe to constituted where i. would i never forget she would lecture those of us that were younger about where are the women, and you can't just fight for one segment of society and call it civil and human rights. you must fight for everyone and have the courage to stand up, and she was a phenomenal woman, and i'm not just using her term. there was something about her presence, if you were in the room with dr. maya angelou, there was something that was indescribable. she had a presence and a strength that even before she opened her mouth you could feel her and you would know you were in the presence of something different. she's truly a different type of person that has passed our way. >> she was in many ways sort of a feminist icon, right, early on within the african-american movement because she did emphasize and re-emphasize the necessity of includin

angelou. you can see her sculpture here. she is here in downtown oakland memorialized with the likes of abraham lincoln and mother teresa. and you can see people brought flowers to her statue at oakland's remember them monument. it was created by oakland artist mario chioto inspired by angelou's work as a author, poet and civil rights activist. >> she would tell me the stories about her relationships to malcolm x and and to martin luther king and it was incredible. she said oakland was an important part of her life in san francisco. she very much felt like she was from here. >> reporter: as an adult, angelou worked as a calypso dancer at the purple onion in san francisco, and as the first african-american streetcar driver. back out here live now in oakland, part of her iconic book, i know why the caged bird sings, was set here in oakland. we'll have an excerpt from that coming up in the next half hour. right now live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> for more on angelou's lasting bay area ties, visit kpix.com. >>> it is 5

aybar, calhoun, and conger for los angeles.ome run in the fourth started the scoring for the halos. they got two in the fourth and two in the fifth. overshift last half-inning. the players who have seen itc"[e most listed on your screen david ortiz has seen it for a number of years now. but for guys like brian mccann in particular, it has really proven difficult. erick aybar, again?ñú offer the wall. d wheels wall. into second. >> eric: aybar showing power the inner half of the plate. herrera not able to get it by aybar and shoots it off the ball. aoki makes a good, strong throw but not get the speedy aybar. >> matt: down and into erick aybar batting left-handed is not a bad idea. >> eric: i hear you. well, it will be interesting to see what mike scioscia employs here. does he ask calhoun to bunt? does he trust him to pull the ball and get the runner over? >> matt: here comes ned yost. he is going to make a move for the left-handed hitting calhoun. conversation on the infield my off of ted williams in louis. misspoke and said

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it happened at the premiere of a movie if los angeles. witnesses say a man juneed over a barrier and rushed pitt and hit him in the face. police arrested the suspect. pitt continued to cigarette fans and sign autographs before going into the these tear with angelina, the star of the movie. the "los angeles times" reports this is the latest run in for the suspect. early this month he crawled under an actress' down at the film festival. >> the number of babies born in the united states is beginning up for the first time in five years. at report from the centers for disease control says that there are 4,help more children born in 2013 than year before. it is not a baby boom yet, the increase is very, very slight, and now that the economy is getting better more couples feel more comfortable having a kid less worried about financial stress. >> c.e.o. of the photo p.c. snapchat is defending himself after a series of his e-mails were made public. the 23-year-old says he is embarrassed about messages he wrote to get the fraternity brothers riled

one of maya angelou's greatest gifts.ve, find good in it and tell the world. >> here on the pulse of this new day, you may have the grace to look up and out, and into your sister's eyes, and into your brother's face, your country, and say simply, very simply, with hope, good morning.

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we'll talk with los angeles mayor eric garcetti. richard williams, father of nu a serena. cbs sports james brown and distinguished panel. ukraine launches a major new assault to regain territory seized by pro-russian forces. we'll get the latest from cbs news correspondent clarissa ward. the attack in benghazi that left four americans dead is back in the news. we'll check in with south carolina senator lindsey graham. plus, hollywood comes to washington. the latest addition of the capital tradition. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again, there are new developments in the donald sterling controversy and they are positive ones for a team that is trying to put this scandal behind them. last night the nba announced they were starting the search for a new c.e.o. and sterling's wife, shelly, issued a statement expressing her support for the nba's punishment and the take over of the clippers. sterling is coowner of the team. there is no comment so far from sterling who has remained out of sight except to tell the magazi

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this is 25-year-old suspect happening at a premiere if los angeles.nesses say a man jumped over a pair years rushed pitt and hit him in the face. police arrested the suspect. pitt was not injured and continued to greet signs and sign autographs before going and the theater with his partner, angelina who stars in the movie. the "los angeles times" said this is the latest run in for the suspect. early this month he crawled under an actress' gown at a film festival. >> persistence pays off when a man learned after trying to share a beer with billionaire sir richard branson. it started as a new year year but he got the world out. >> the question was if i could have a beer with fin who would it be and richard branson is someone i look up to in terms of his interpretship. >> year, he is got his witch and branson was this for a speech and others found out about the determination and aned for the hand and branson to meet and clink beer glasses. >> okay...who do i want to most have a beer with? >>> the morning news continues now at 5:30 with the top stories >>