as hard as it is to imagine, a ball trickling with three or feet with that hack of javi baez and that's exactly what happened and howell made a great play on it. he made a great play and he is off the mound of the left-hander and did not lose his figooting all and delivered a strike. a good athletic play by howell. he lost his footing at the end, but -- i don't think that kind of swing you will see that ball go that slowly off of his bat. >> matt: that's hard to do. so here's anthony rizzo now. rizzo has singled and struck out twice today. >> john: max effort and small results. j baez plays hard and that's one of the things that renteria and his staff have been impressed with, taking every plate appearance very seriously as a learning opportunity and that one skips in the dirt and coghlan advances to third. we've seen a lot of that had arc this afternoon, my goodness. >> john: again. , it does not take the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. >> matt: rizzo bounces that one pas

these guys are reluctant to commit baez they're still evaluating whether your plan is the best plan.n't like that. >> what do you think? do you feel that you identify with any of those? >> definitely. if i say i'm going somewhere, i might be a little late. >> i would say i'm probably a late comer too. >> none of them. >> you are none of them? >> i don't think -- i don't fit in there because i'm the one saying, hey, let's go somewhere. >> maybe gale is the mystical force. mystical force. >> there is a possibility of a fourth category. those that show up on time, but as the expectation bar indicates, this is highly unlikely. >> we're using cell phone as the excuse why we're becoming flakey, but when in reality it's just us. >> all of this might seem rude, annoying, or just plain [ bleep ], and that's because it is. >> i wonder what gunner is doing. >> there's nothing more cute than a koala mom toting her baby on her back. chris winter says this koala wandered up his driveway, and then it wandered off into the building. she notices, oops, i've come to the end of the building. then watch

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javi baez takes strike one. >> john: it just doesn't have the depth. see how that cutter doesn't have anything? it turns into almost a two-seamer and the fact that it doesn't have depth and life at the end, the hitter can square it up. wilson just doesn't have the stuff that we've been accustomed to seeing especially today and it's cost the dodgers a couple of runs here. the runs have put them back on top, 8-7. >> matt: at the start of play today the dodger bull pen ranked 19th in e.r.a., around the middle of the pack in runs allow allowed, they've been a big problem for the dodger bull pen and don mattingly has watched it implode this afternoon. >> off the end of the bat into shallow right and gordon retreats on it to make the catch for round number two. when l.a. bats trailing in the ninth, imagine saying that on a day like today when we thought the dodgers would run away and hide. when they bat trailing in the ninth, they'll have puig, gonzalez and kemp. there's anthony rizzo now. see wilson trying to throw more breaking balls. trying to do whatever

juan baez lived here with his 17-year-old son and says the makeover has lifted his spirits. >> now that they've redesigned the kitchen, i mean, it just means more home. >> reporter: families can stay for up to six months. the case manager says a classy setting makes a difference. >> often people isolate during homelessness. people come down here, they talk small talk, they share resources and it extends our community. >> reporter: from the paint on the walls to the toys for the children, everything was donated. >> i think it was awesome to come here and be able to help people. sort of as a way to restart their journey, too, which is really great. >> reporter: the fashion institute of design and merchandising students took two days over two weeks to make long-lasting changes. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> they did a wonderful job. >> that is cool. good for them. >>> apple is set to unveil its newest iphone tomorrow and that means millions of people will try to sell their older models. if you call me, make me a good offer. >> how can you, other than that, get the most for your old phone?

joan baez put in -- who was in every anti-vietnam demonstration of any merit, marley in washington, d.c -- particularly in washington, d.c., she took an ad out in all major newspapers saying they've made a concentration camp of south vietnam. she couldn't get a lot of hollywood celebrities she wanted to sign that. someone who has really given the rest of his life to this because he feels so terrible about what he did during the war, in effect supporting the north vietnamese, was jon vote. the guy's -- jon voight. the guy's terrific. he'll just do anything the try to make up for it. there are those people. unfortunately, there are a lot of them who aren't, who don't do that. therefore, this generation is suck with the memory of vietnam that it doesn't really have any justification to really feel that way except what people have told them. and as i say, when i watch a good person give a false statement about losing the war and we shouldn't have been there, yes, we should have been there. we should have won. we did win. but then we should have kept our word. one thing, if i may, i just wan

a little baez on the weather -- breeze on the weather terrace. almost cool in d.c. right now.drea, a good, good start to friday. >> that is what i'm talking about. >>> time now to see what our friends over at cbs this morning have on tap. >> norah o'donnell is in new york with a preview. good morning, norah. >> reporter: hey, good morning you to, nick and andrea. ahead a cbs news investigation. did you know when you go to your doctor, your safety is in the hands of your state's medical board? we're going to investigate concerns that these agencies may be failing to protect you. plus, only on cbs this morning, ben tracy sits down with a rare interview with the new target ceo. he's going to respond to the data hack and how the company is working to modernize and the goal to make target cool again. and it's not easy being green. kermit the frog shares the importance of good friends, humor and determination in a note to his younger self. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> all right, norah. good interview with roger goodell which is still having r

in other headlines this morning the actors of amanda baez's back in the headlines now. she was arrested for the you i just outside of los angeles. <

any time you see a player expected to be drafted earlier just wait in this room as the picks roll baezcially michael sam given the historical import of what he was and is. yet when st. louis pick him, my first thought was quizzical because they have the best defensive line in the sport. and it was -- where is there really place for him on this team to even play? so it's great he was drafted. particularly because he had a very bad nfl combine and then he showed in preseason what he could actually do. that's quite the service that st. louis did for michael sam and now that they have released him i think he's in a much better landing spot in dallas. >> he's talk about this whole issue of, you know, the distraction and all of the talk about him being a distraction. a few days ago a reported for nbc sports ross tucker tweeted, michael sam performed much better than most expected and still isn't even on a practice squad? and then, though, an offensive lineman from the buffalo bills responded blame that on espn. no one wants the dick traction. surely there will be extra media attention around