belanger said -- bellinger said. from the human rights community to the military community, it is about the role of congress, the fundamentals of our democracy. it does not get more fundamental than the question of congress and the use of force. >> i find myself by myself. and unprepared. >> let me ask you this, we were talking about the fact you had written the aumf back in 2001. >> let me ask you this, we were durable. if you are going to start from scratch -- i know obviously it had been very flake and kaine have done great work and we have had dozens of iterations. i know you have been asked this in different ways, but if you are starting from scratch, what with some of the attributes that do not exist that you would add, or do exist that you would change? >> you give me too much credit. i was the legal advisor when it was drafted. i pointed them -- >> i remember the grammatical errors, and you do not want to claim those. mr. bellinger: i was there when it was drafted, consulted on it. it was drafted very quickly

. >> joe: here is cody bellinger bellinger. takes a ball.runs in his first 52 games. fastest to that plateau. he's been unbelievable for the dodgers who lead the nl west. there is a strike. >> john: if you throws two more, the youngster is not going to have much to do with that. you almost need to stay on on the slider. >> joe: strike two. >> john: put two right where you want to for miller. i almost think he has to throw a slider. see if you can get bellinger to chase. >> joe: struck him out. american league wins again ten inning game in miami. three hours, 16 minutes. the al has won five straight, 17 of the last 21. robinson cano, home run in the top of the temp off wade davis is the difference in the ball game. >> john: unique game, fun game. we got insights from some of the players. we saw the excitement. even though it didn't count, everybody was prepared to give their best efforts. pitchers dominated, and cano with a big homer in extra innings. >> joe: all time, 88 all-star games. 43-43 for each side. how about cano? made a winner of c

bellinger, dr. hicks, you've each spoken to the importance of and the appropriateness of an aumf, not just debating it, but ultimately, congress passing an aumf focused on isis. allow me to flip this issue on its head for a moment and ask a question of you in this way. if in one year, two years, god forbid five years, u.s. forces remain engaged in hostilities against isis and congress still has not passed an aumf, why do you believe the average american, the rank and file hoosier, should be concerned? >> i'll say one thing legally and one thing more generally. legally -- and i know this is of particular interest to you and also answers your question, senator coons, is that it's not clear about detention authority. if we do start detaining members of isis under this old 2001 aumf, there really is potential legal infirmity. and so, congress has not acted to provide clear authority to detain members of isis. more generally, i would say to the american people, you should be concerned that our congress,

so judge and bellinger have hit the ground running. one more thing, bellinger, in a ball a couple of years ago, specifically changed his swing to hit more balls in the air. in other words, he's adopted to this revolution of fly ball hitters. >> brown: we have this overperforming team in the houston astros and the underperforming in the cubs. this continuing problem, the length of the games, something i noticed and probably a lot of the fans, why is it so hard to change that? >> it's not so much about length of game as it is about the pace of the action, how quickly or not, as it is, is the ball put in play. it's all the time between pitches. so i think it is a priority for major league baseball going forward -- the game is strong now economically, but i think baseball is worried about a younger generation of fans who get turned off by the amount of down time in the game. in soccer, football, basketball, the ball is generally in motion quite often. baseball is going in the opposite direction. so baseball now is talking about some remedi

cody bellinger. hello. dodgers down 4-3. bottom eighth. two on, bellinger, yard. dave roberts partying in the dugout. this on the day they learned clayton kershaw will be gone four to six weeks. that's the way to make that better. win, 6-4. beller's 28th. >> dodgers, 69 wins. >> 69-31, best record since the mariners in '01. is that right, swing injure nailed it. >> back to you. >> thanks, fellas. >>> the dodgers are doing great since the all-star break. >>> some pandas in china are offering a new take on basketball. >> that's right. there they are in the new pen and apparently very much enjoying the hoop. the question is will his hips fit through. >> oh. >> nothing but net. okay, maybe not. the panda apparently not aware that you're supposed to throw a ball through the net and not the entire bear. but when it came for her sister's turn to go through, she was not quite as successful. >> ah. >> pandas are just fun to watch. >>> up next in "the pulse," a young football player who big time college coaches say is bound for greatness. >>> plus an nfl linebacker who has

bellinger will likely win n.l. rookie of the year and this guy will likely win a.l.kie of the year. he got it with two minutes left on the clock. aaron judge is your home run derby champion. out characters weather starts off cloudy, keeps getting better as the day goes along. my favorite kind of days. >> beautiful. by the way, the stanton kid or judge, sorry, fantastic. 30 homers already, the yankee rookie record. he has a whole second half. >> retired schoolteacher, his parents. >>> up next in "the pulse," kermit the frog is getting a new voice for the first time in decades. >>> and lucky teen who's got more lottery wins than most people get in a lifetime. >>> see what j.k. rule something saying about something she's written that may never be published on atmfans.com. (avo) come with us... ...to a new world. deeper than the ocean. as unfathomable as the universe. a world that doesn't exist outside you... ...but within you. where breakthrough science is replacing chemotherapy with immunotherapy. where we can now attack the causes of disease, not just the symptoms. wh

codi bellinger was the -- cody bellinger was the one they couldn't block. a run in the first. in the third l.a. gets a 2-0 lead. just out of the reach of long. corey scores for the second time. giants cut the lead in half. hunter pence puts weight into the left. that's number seven for the year for pence. they got something going in the ninth. with two on and two out long went down on strikes and there you have the 2017 giants using a well-pitched game. now it is time to head for the park. >>> the raiders had their first full practice of the summer today in napa. they make the playoffs for the first time in 14 years and suddenly there's a whole new expectation in camp among the off season tweaks to the roster with the signing of marshawn lynch. has had a high profile spring and summer. today was a chance to see him officially suited up in silver and black. the raiders are still waiting for offensive lineman donald penn to show up in camp. there's the feeling that the raiders are set at the most critical position. that is franchise quarterback derek carr. last season he was the

. >> reporter: 15-year-old julian bellinger recorded the cell phone video while waiting in line for the pendulum-like ride called the fire ball. >> i seen the cart drop, and then i seen one person, like, fly and that's when i turned my head. >> reporter: 18-year-old tyler jarel was killed after flying 50 feet. he had just enlisted in the marines. seven others were injured. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: brittney and kiley neal saw it up close. they were next in line to board. >> their shoes came flying off, and i thought i saw somebody's arm or leg flying in the sky. >> people knew they were-- they knew they were going to die and you saw their face before they knew they were going to hit death. >> reporter: the fire ball, which spins 13 times a minute, was assembled on site at the fairgrounds. in the last two days, it passed at least three safety inspections conducted by the state and a private contractor. an average of nearly 1,300 children are hurt on mobile amusement rides like the fire ball every year, according to a report. governor john kasich says all rides here will be closed until

it's starting with trout or machado or seiger or bellinger, mookie, tray turner.nd on with the young talent in this game. if you're a true baseball fan and love the game of baseball you'll find time to watch and enjoy it. robert: in tennis there is a reason they call it manic monday. the second monday at wimbledon is always action-packed. andy murray and roger federer advance to the quarterfinals but there was a huge upset. esmail he was down two sets before battling back to force another set but then it became a marathon. nadal loses. the match of tournament. i said it was a mare -- marathon. venus had an easy time. she turned back the clock, moved extremely well. served lights out. williams is the oldest woman remaining in the draw. she advances to the quarterfinals with a 6-3, 6-2 win. in the nba summer league the wizards trail miami 83-80 in the fourth quarter. so far, so good for the summer league. michelle: thank you. alison: speaking of summer it is going to feel like it. steve: it is. tomorrow daytime high. 96 degree. sail on wednesday. feels like 100 degr

did not disappoint second round, back-to-back he takes out cody bellinger. case dismissed. it belonged to judge, jury and execioner. final round, judge watch also off on miguel sano, finishes with a whopping 47 total. man, did he love the spotlight. >>t was a blast. i enjoyed every minute of it. watching the other guys swing. you know, cing here early, talking to the media. everything about todayas fantastic. i think everybody was a little nervous, but once justin put on that show like that, i just had to go to work. you know, i was having fun out there and just -- just had to go to work. madison bumgarner, second rehappen start in san jose, cong back from i dirt bike accident. got shelled last night, 86 pitches, struck out 8. he is rdy to help the giants in the second hal of the season. no steph, k.d. or lebn in vegas but we had the warriors and cavs. summer league action. jabari brow a g leader, used to be the d league, can fl it up. patrick mccaw getting time in the point grd spot. scored nine points in 26 minutes. damian jones, big m with big potential, the dunk there,

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he takes out cody bellinger. case dismissed. it belonged to judge, jury and executioner.tch also off on miguel sano, finishes with a whopping 47 total. man, did he love the spotlight. >> it was a blast. i enjoyed every minute of it. watching the other guys swing. you know, coming here early, talking to the media. everything about today was fantastic. i think everybody was a little nervous, but once justin put on that show like that, i just had to go to work. you know, i was having fun out there and just -- just had to go to work. >> and work he did. madison bumgarner, second rehappen start in san jose, coming back from if dirt bike accident. got shelled last night, 86 pitches, struck out 8. he is ready to help the giants in the second half of the season. no steph, k.d. or lebron in vegas but we had the warriors and cavs. summer league action. jabari brown, a g leader, used to be the d league, can fill it up. patrick mccaw getting time in the point guard spot. scored nine points in 26 minutes. damian jones, big man with big potential, the dunk there, ended up with six poin

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bellinger. snags a yasiel puig chopper. blocks 7 innings. 8 hits. 2 strikeouts.uig gets his revenge in the second. posey fly to the right. puig, great q. catch. into the wall. he's okay. rich hill. perfect game. two outs in the fourth. pence took care of that. seventh homer of the year. giants still trail 2-1. now janssen now 33 games back of the dodgers. 2-1 that final. some might think drew was off on his forecast with the thunder they were hearing in sonoma it was the national hot rod association at the raceway this weekend. robert hight breaking record speeds. pro stock gilman took the race by 0.001. in top fuel brittany force had to shut down her engine and watched leah pritchett made it to the top seed for tomorrow. >>> hurricanes hosting the rapids. 59th minute. ends on the foot that drills the pass for second goal of the year. quakes beat the rapids 1-0. are 6-1-4 at home. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. visit niners and raiders training camp. hard to believe football is right around the corner. >> you'we'll be right back. at at&t,

julian bellinger was waiting to get on the ride. >> you heard the metal hit against it. you heard people screaming. >> reporter: brittney neal and her little sister, still in disbelief. they were next in line. you're standing there, you're through ed.is, what's going i grabbed my sister right away. i said, "that could have been us." >> reporter: seven people injured. four in the hospital at this hour. 18-year-old tyler jarrell killed. the ohio native had enlisted in the marines last week. records show this ride passed a 35-point inspection. four inspectors signing off of it. tonight, the ride's manufacturer instructing officials everywhere to cease operation of the ride until further notice. while the operating company said in a statement, we are keeping those i pacted by this tragic situation in our prayers and cooperating with those investigating this accident. >> we're going to document all the facts, basely an autopsy on that machine to make sure that we get to the bottom of why it came apart. >> reporter: and david investigators say they will be meticulously going t

. >> reporter: 15-year-old julian bellinger recorded the cell phone video while waiting in line for the pendulum-like ride called the fire ball. >> i seen the cart drop, and then i seen one person, like, fly and that's when i turned my head. >> reporter: 18-year-old tyler jarel was killed after flying 50 feet. he had just enlisted in the marines. seven others were injured. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: brittney and kiley neal saw it up close. they were next in line to board. >> their shoes came flying off, and i thought i saw saw somebody's arm or leg flying in the sky. >> people knew they were-- they knew they were going to die and you saw their face before they knew they were going to hit death. >> reporter: the fire ball, which spins 13 times a minute, was assembled on site at the fairgrounds. in the last two days, it passed at least three safety inspections conducted by the state and a private contractor. around an average of nearly 1300 children are hurt on mobile amovement rides like the fire ball every year according to a report. governor john kasich says all rides here will be clo

to gary sanchez 17-16 muguruza judge back to back 500-foot bombs muguruza 504 and 513 to take out bellinger muguruza judge, jury executioner muguruza case dismissed muguruza to the final round, judge walking off on miguel sano muguruza finished with a whopping 47 total and he loved the spotlight. >> it was a blast muguruza i enjoyed every minute of it muguruza watching all the other guys swing, coming here early talking to the media, everything about today was fantastic muguruza i think everybody was a little nervous muguruza but once justin put on a show like that, i had to go to work muguruza i was having fun out there and just had to go to work. >>> he's 6'7", 280 muguruza buster posey going to bat clean-up in the all-star game in miami muguruza five-time all-star, three-time world champ prompting this response from clayton kershaw on the question of who is the face of baseball now that derek jeter has retired? >> i think if you can pick anybody, it would probably be posey muguruza he's won the world series muguruza he's kind of does everything right on and off the field muguruza i think

video of the horror unfolding captured by 15-year-old julian bellinger. >> you don't think you'll seehat here. >> reporter: a gondola on the fireball ride breaking off, tossing passengers into the air. the accident claiming the life of 18-year-old tyler gerald, less than a week after enlisting in the marines. another seven people injured, some critically, including 17-year-old jennifer lambert. doctors placed her in an induced coma with swelling on the brain. >> we're just waiting for her to wake up and praying for the best. >> reporter: fightthe fireball d last week with no problems reported. the ride passed inspection the very day the accident occurred. ohio state investigators determined to find answers. >> basically an autopsy on that machine to make sure we get to the bottom of why it came apart or why there was a malfunction. >> reporter: until they're able to do that, similar rides across the country have been ordered shut down, operators being told not to take any chances. at the ohio state fair in columbus, ohio, i'm blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> back now in the bay area at peni

bellinger: mr. rhodes: -- mr. rhodes: i went over to janice, a coworker, who said i was not in the book. i appeared at a county commission meeting and they said, yes, you were alive. there are things that do happen. sure everyto make cast ballot counts. in 2014, when i ran for my first wontion as county clerk, i the votes that were cast. we need to have a fair play in honest elections, and there is to be no doubt that my win is the win. there should be no speculation. i want to make sure we have good fair, clean, honest elections. thank you for permitting me to serve. mr. pence: thank you, clerk rhodes. we are glad to have your experience. and glad to see you're doing well. [laughter] we recognize the chair of arkansas. >> i want to thank president for allowing me to serve. i am humbled and honored to -- for this opportunity to serve my country. having grown up in the delta in a political family, one of the most economically depressed areas in our country, i know how important the democratic process is. a called i

sluggers, including a pair of rookies, mlb home run leader aaron judge, and dodger sensation cody bellingers ace clayton ker kershaw struck out 13 and allowing just six hits in a complete game effort that took just 99 pitches. l.a. heads into the all-star break with win number 61. a 5-2 victory over the royals. >>> things didn't go as well for chicago's john lester at home against pittsburgh which tagged the cubs lefty for ten runs in the first inning there. the pirates go on to win 14-3 as the world champion cubs go to the break looking to turn around this season's weak start. >>> in denver a heartbreaker for the rockies. rookie kyle freeland who loses his no hit bid with one out in the ninth against the white sox yesterday courtesy of a line drive single hit off the bat of cabrera. colorado still wins it, though 10-0. meanwhile, rockies prospect ryan mcmahon dazzling in yesterday's all-star futures game. nearly tumbling into the opposing dugout while reaching over the rail for a foul ball in the ninth inning where, nice snag there along with an mvp performance on the mound from ray's pros

in the second round judge took dodgers sensation cody bellinger, whose 12 dingers weren't enough to keeput of the final round where he eclipsed the tenth hit with more than two minutes left on the clock. what a dominant display of hitting there. just unbelievable. turning now it a biz why i day in tennis as the 32 remaining men and women at wimbledon got set to play their fourth round matches on manic monday. let's go to london while top seeded andy murray and roger federer easily ousted their opponents in straight sets to advance to the next round. fourth seeded rafael nadal battled mueller in a nearly five-hour epic that will go down as a classic after dropping the first two sets. nadal bounced back winning the next two before eventually falling 15-13 in the fifth. mueller advances to just the second grand slam quarterfinal of his career where he will meet the seventh seed. it conflicted with second seeded novak djokovic's fourth round match scheduled to be played on that same court. officials said it could not be moved due to crowd safety and will instead be played in less than two ho

. >> reporter: julian bellinger made the video that has been seen around the world. >> that's surreal. you don't think you'll see that here. >> reporter: fairs and amusement parks across the country have shut down similar rides. this is a popular ride with a good safety record.investigator figure out what went wrong here, they're not taking chances. >> probably a smart call. thank you very much. >>> a commuter train crashed into the buffers at a station in barcelona. the force of that crash crumpled the front of the train. many passengers were standing at the time of impact. 18 people had to be takenal, in. now, an investigation of what caused the crash are under way. >>> there's developments in the crash involving venus williams. body cam videos have surfaced from that day. >> reporter: the just-released footage reveals the back and forth among police officers, before they decided that venus williams had the right of way in this intersection. but the lawyer defending the family in the other car says he hears and sees something quite different, politician indecision. >> these people n

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. >>> joining us now in an abc news exclusive is julian bellinger who was on the ground during the accident, caught that terrifying moment on camera. julian, thank you very much for being with us. we're thinking about everybody who was imfacted by what happened. that terrible accident yesterday. tell us what you saw, what happened. >> so on the ground it was me and my friends. we were just recording each other on snapchat and we had deleted the video because we heard like commotion on the ride and there was people on the ride like slow it down, it's too fast and all this so people on the ground like beside me and in front of me in line because i was about to get on the ride, they all were like, whoa, whoa, slow down and all that. so the people that were working it pressed the emergency brake and then the video you see it go up and then when it came back down, a piece had fell. so then that's when i had followed it up and then when i just seen the people like fall out, i turned my head and i just -- i couldn't watch it. >> all right, and we are not even showing all of that video as well, jul

video of the horror unfolding captured by 15-year-old julian bellinger. >> you don't think to see thatreball ride, breaking off, tossing passengers into the air. the accident claiming the life of 18-year-old tilyler jerrell, less than a week after en in the marines. some critically injured, including jennifer lambert, there with her boyfriend. >> i can't believe she went to the fair to enjoy herself and her boyfriend. and this happened to her. >> reporter: doctors placed her in a medically-induced coma. >> we're waiting for her to wake up and praying for the best. >> reporter: the fireball was inspected several times this week with no problems reported. records showed the ride passed inspection the very day the accident occurred. ohio state investigators determined to find answers. >> an autopsy on that machine to make sure we get to the bottom of why it came apart or why there was a malfunction. >> reporter: this morning, the fair has reopened. but the rides remain closed for reinspection. governor kasich on the grounds, encouraging ohioans to keep coming. carry on. >> reporter: the t