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>> republicans demanded of our chief counsel and minority counsel at that point was bert jenner, a terrific trial lawyer from chicago. i believe it was congressman wig inns who really took the case. they said quote iryou're allegi abuse of power and obstruction of justice. where are the specifics so he went point by point. they had a point. i think it rocked the committee back a bit. there was very broad gauged language that doesn't have a lot of specifics. i think the chit ee thought they were on their heels. we went back to our offices and i did receive a call with the meeting with tom railsback and others. they said why don't you like to write, bill, so why don't you see if you can put these things -- these facts together in a way that can be persuasive so i was charged with organizing arguments for the articles of impeachment and then had to that case the next day. i would answer specifically why this charge is included specifically, specifically, specifically. so that was a legitimate for those supporting the president. >> who were some of the key players in the committee? who did you

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>> republicans demanded of our chief counsel and minority counsel at that point was bert jenner, a terrific trial lawyer from chicago. i believe it was congressman wig inns who really took the case. they said quote iryou're allegi abuse of power and obstruction of justice. where are the specifics so he went point by point. they had a point. i think it rocked the committee back a bit. there was very broad gauged language that doesn't have a lot of specifics. i think the chit ee thought they were on their heels. we went back to our offices and i did receive a call with the meeting with tom railsback and others. they said why don't you like to write, bill, so why don't you see if you can put these things -- these facts together in a way that can be persuasive so i was charged with organizing arguments for the articles of impeachment and then had to that case the next day. i would answer specifically why this charge is included specifically, specifically, specifically. so that was a legitimate for those supporting the president. >> who were some of the key players in the committee? who did you

>> billy bang accompany by bert bang who is a little bang up at this point in time.nt out in there, please keep in mind we as a federation are a work in before e d theve only seen time of the video so cut them some slack. next, chase, the wolfman, wilson. >> the match starts right off the bat, billy goes in, working on the wolfman's leg until you get some good old-fashioned knife edge champs. >> oh, there is a crowd here too. eventually, it's set up perfectly to be taken out. there he goes. now before you know it, the wolfman's got a trash can on his head, and the bang brothers, really, that's the name, hitting him with the crutches there, but at the end here,le wolfman takes the trash can to the face, goes to the corner out of the camera shot, got blood going, that's what happens. there's the blood, and then finally, you wouldn't believe it, but the wolfman actually wins this match to the approval of the roaring crowd. there's the bell. the crowd goes wild. i'd like to have a shot in the trwf. >> this is a well planned fight. >> right. >>> that's all for "rtm," ever

in 1930, president who bert hoover -- herbert hoover sign the appropriations bill to begin construction. in 1931ract was awarded to six companies incorporated. man and machines went to work to build this dam of unprecedented size, this modern civil .ngineering wonder reclamation engineers rushed to completion specifications and design drawings. site completedm their surveys and investigations. of man'ser determination to conquer the colorado river paraded between black canyon as construction got underway. the first major task was to divert river around the dam site. four tunnels were drilled to the canyon walls. each 56 feet in diameter, they averaged 4000 feet in length. were packed with dynamite and plaster. workman excavated over 1.5 million cubic yards of blasted material in 13 months. lined with were concrete three feet thick. explosions rocked the canyon daily before placing the concrete and the dam began. acrobatic workman prepared the canyon walls for each blast. suspended on ropes, they drilled holes in the rock and loaded them with dynamite. after each explosion, these daredev

as michael bert reports, some cities interest struggling to figure out how these trucks interest arento their urban landscape. >> you all been waiting on us? >> first food truck to open in downtown knoxville. and customers could not wait. >> it has been hard for us to set up. so many people were banking on the window trying to get us to open up. >> across the country, the culinary upstarts are so suck test full, they may be disrupting the traditional restaurant business. >> i don't hate food trucks. think they make it tougher on the restaurants that survive. >> owns the dublin, in washington, d.c., from the moment food trucks started lining upright outside, he says, some profits from his crucial lunch hour crowd disappeared. and never came back. >> you depends on these peak hours of service, and ones being one of them, stowe have food trucks come in, and sit right outside of my door, and take away from that peak hour makes it tough to survive the other 18 hours that we're open. >> concerns over competition, safety, public health, have divided cities on how best to regulate food truck

name of jones, bert jones, he was from achisson.e played in the kansas state league up to 1889. they were one of the last leagues to include african-american players. this is the earliest picture i ever found of an integrated team in the state of kansas. now these games, there were always scouts from other cities trying to figure out how they could beat the monarchs. in this particular year, i saw a reference to the manager coming over from hmanhattan to count te kansas city monarchs. so he comes over and scouts the monarchs which is kind of interesting because you wouldn't think that people are actually scouting teams at that time. of course, when he got over here this is what he saw. the kansas city monarchs, the first time they came through, they really much handled the local team. beat them 10-2. as you notice, mendeyes is in the game. the guy whose in the hall of fame. he's probably one the earliest hall of famers they could see and of course bullet roguean was also there that day who is also in the hall of fame. of course ther

hey, bert! how's it going, bert? >> jimmy: want to hit up abercrombie? was voted "most likely to be the love child of satan and an egg." [ laughter ] >> steve: now that's weird. >> jimmy: that's an odd category. >> steve: that's an odd category. >> jimmy: pga, i don't know what they're doing this year. >> steve: yeah, why would you do that? i don't think an egg and satan can breed. apparently they could. >> jimmy: they can. next up is chris kirk, who was voted "most likely to say 'enjoy your stay. they all do' when handing over your hotel room key." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey, can i look in your freezer? >> jimmy: there's nothing in the freezer. ♪ want an early checkout? [ laughter ] next up, kevin stadler. he was voted "most likely to wiggle his fingers and say 'don't mind if i do' when he sees a doughnut." [ laughter and applause ] >> both: i don't mind if i do! boston cream? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is anyone going to eat this last cruller? [ laughter ] don't mind if i don't. >> steve: would you like a a piece of pie? he cuts the one piece,

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anything is bert than yesterday, though. -- better than yesterday, throw. >> so gloomy. unfortunately seeing so many people that are still trying to clean up today. at least we had good weather for it. great time this morning. look at this. oh, my goodness. the clouds this morning. it was fantastic. now we have just fair-weather clouds. overall a spectacular day after yesterday's deluge. a few spots from our weatherbug network. 79 degrees in alexandria. northeast wind at three miles an hour. the wind subsided there. northeasterly breeze at 12 miles an hour. 77 degrees, can you see some of those clouds. not expecting any rain today. with all that rain yesterday, the winds are picking up. that's why we are seeing some of those afternoon clouds. regardless of the clouds, it's warm. 82 degrees at reagan national. warm relatively speaking, 70's across the region. highs today between 80 and 85. we'll stick with these breezy winds. the northwesterly direction really helping to usher in a lot of this dryer air. i'm sure you feel it just stepping outside. dew point temperatures,

police say her nephew and another man tried to break into her home on to bert street. her husband is charged with her murder. police say they have surveillance video showing christopher murray riding up alongside his wife and they started arguing. later that evening, he strangled her to death. >>> a man is in jail for killing his twin brother and a man with a sword. you're looking at the video that was taken at the pottstown directory. prosecutors argued that mccann drew knew exactly what he was doing and knew. it was wrong. but the judge disagreed that he knew what was going on. >>> a spokesperson for the late comedian is denying that he had money problems. last month, he listed his napa valley estate for sale for $30 million. he told a magazine he was selling that estate and returning to tv and a sitcom because he had bills to pay from two divorces. >>> and broadway paid tribute to williams by dimming its theater marquee. williams was found dead monday in his home in northern california at 63 years old. >>> south korean defense officials say north korea fired three s

atmosphere stunning which the usda concedes is more humane than the current method because it's not only bertor the birds but by the time humans start handling these birds, they are already unconscious or dead. so the fact is that chickens are excluded by usda from the very basic protection of the federal humane methods of slaughter act. >> paul, you know that's not true because -- >> if these animals were pigs or cattle -- >> they are not covered by the humane meltdz of slaughter act. >> that's the point. they are not. so, if chicken slaurter plants. >> the usda cannot enforce laws for which congress has not passed. >> congress has authorized usda to add any animal speis easy, they could include hens and turkeys if they wanted to. >> that's not true. >> they won't because if cattle and pigs were slaughtered in the way chickens and turkeys are, usda would shut these plants down. it's time for the chicken industry to move to the system of slaughter that usda, itself, is more humane, controlled atmosphere stunning, which would be better for both birds and the workers. >> thirty seconds left? >>

bert was killed in what is now turkey. he was 21.arry, also with the infantry, was killed on the western front in france. he was the youngest of the four, just 20. the last brother killed, leo, died in the battle of jutland. he was 24. >> two of them died within the happened to the fifth cenotaph in london. she was by then 60, a faintly shrunken figure in black, proudly wearing her son's campaign medals. >> i felt that the king and queen and i and the masses of people were just one big family, thinking together the same dear thoughts of our sons who died for us. i could see the queen's face quite clearly. i felt she was proud of my four boys, who gave their lives for king and country. and that she was sorry for me. i felt proud of my four sons and their courage. i felt proud that i was their mother. >> kate and george shallis are buried in the local cemetery in willesden, near their old home. their sons' names on the grave stone too, the shallis boys. their bodies, of course, never came home. lost at sea, or buried in anonymous grave

>>> the nats are teaching all of us, we bert hang around until the end. >> don't go anywhere when thiseam is playing, no matter the score. stick around, because you never know what might happen. back to back nights, they were back to back walk-off winners. even though they are not at full strength and they didn't play a clean game, they find ways to win games. they have the longest winning streak in all of baseball. william howard taft showing off his own bobble head before the game. well played. the top of the ninth. soriano in the close. he gets this pitch away from his catcher. ramos there, marte comes in to score. the pirates are within one. two on, crushing this soriano pitch deep to right center. it does stay in the park. a run scores. here comes the second, a two-run double there. the pirates take a 5-4 lead. soriano's fifth blown save of the season. werth scores on the hit. we are headed to extra innings. bottom of the 11th, pinch hit, drives in jason werth here. how about that? the nationals, they are walk-off winners. they have won six straight games. nice lead in the nationa

. >> yeah, not associated with bert bertha, but rain on top of it. a bad weekend for the east coast that we've had all summer long. one after another, it's been gorgeous. let's talk about bertha first. new advisory from the hurricane center. cruising at 20 miles per hour, has about 24 hours before it gets to the islands right around st. lucia and heading up toward puerto rico. doesn't look like this storm has much of an opportunity to become a big powerful storm. a lot of wind shear. 40, 45, maybe 50 miles per hour. never becoming a hurricane. but it would bring some really epic rains, though, to areas of dominican republic, especially in the mountainous areas. and all of our computer models take a turn away from the united states. a couple days out. we're not going to forget about it yet. if you're in the outer banks to florida. at this point, you do look safe. as we mentioned the weekend, a lot of rain down through virginia, north carolina, and as we head through your weekend forecast, not a lot changes. chance of showers and storms pretty much fro

michelle rop berts michelle roberts is live. do we know what is killing the fish? >> reporter: we do. now they are underwater as you can see the birds are enjoying this. they have been feasting all day long. but in about a day, these fish will start to rot and smell. the birds will likely leave but that smell will remain. dead anchovies. you can't avoid the smell and it's only going to get worse in the next couple of days. >> the harbor seals are gorging themselves right now. >> reporter: this is the worst fish kill since the 1980s. so what is a fish skill? >> they actually deplete the oxygen in the water and they be they start to die in mass. >> reporter: a massive school of anchovies swam in last night. even with aerators pumps oxygen into the harbor it was not enough to help them survive. >> we net some

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really comfortable bert near the bay. we haven't seen an offshore wind event jacking up the temperatures. we're strong onshore flow, really comfortable anywhere near the water. 70s with afternoon sunshine. >> not too bad. >> paul, thank you. >>> a price match guarantee that only goes so far. consumer watch steps in when one retailer won't honor a low price on its own website. ,,,,,,,, ♪ whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. those price match guarantee our julie watts on the case. ma >>> on the consumer watch tonight, a warning about those price match guarantees. our julie watts is on the case. >> mark from walnut creek contacted us after he tried to use a best buy gift card to use it on the website. the unit was listed for $779. then he got the same unit on best buy's unit for $550 for a market base seller, a third party retailer. best buy's site says it will match all local competitors and major online retailers but best buy wouldn't match the marketp

pass, maybe even as late as thursday, rip current issues could still be an issue for us courtesy of bert a but, thankfully, no direct impact from the storm. so sunny, hot, steamy, high hits 90 today. drop it back down to 07 degrees later tonight, partly cloudy sky, looking forward to the forecast, shower or storm, looks like mainly later in the day, again, next cold front, then it drops off on the they are mom term, back to the low and mid 80s, much more comfortable, more sunshine, low humidity to boot. ukee, back over to you. >>> katie, in sports, there is inner leaguing in south philadelphia tonight with the phils facing the houston astros. kyle kendrick throws the first pitch around 7:05. now, the hometown cheney dragons face champions tonight, oh, ya, bristol connecticut, let's get it on. tanep pitcher won one of the little league mid-atlantic regional games over the weekends, toms river facing saulsbury. let's go taney. countdown on. first pre-season is friday against the bears out in chicago, now the birds release their first depth chart of training camp it shows mark sanchez at nu

>> but there has got to be a bert way to work things out instead every using a gun. >> police say there was homicide about a week ago, in that same area, where the sunday shooting took place, and they're trying to see if there is possible connection with that. live in darby borough, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. plea from the mother of gloucester township man critically injured in a hit-and-run. she wants the driver that hit her son to come forward. vehicle hit kevin trans in gloucester township. walking home from his job at a pizza shop. ' cents punctured lung and broken bones. his mother said he remembers the hit-and-run. >> he actually said that he was crossing the road and he felt as if the car was trying to speed up to hit him. >> he was able to call the pizza shop for help. someone there called 911. police have not description of the vehicle. so they hope the public can help. >>> coming up on 5:03. our traffic and weather together on the 3's, and katie is outside. >> pretty comfortable, i have to say, very modest breeze out here, still technically co

our next one, to cross through, so there will be some showers, some storms, but not balls of bert, a but because every cold front coming through that will help keep bertha out to sea, good news, we'll take the option. watch for fog this morning, eventually some sunshine maybe some of you picking up on shotty shower or storm. we drop down to 68, next few zero few days, cake -- talking about sunshine, also tomorrow, more of you getting the sun than anything, but chance for shower or storm. wednesday looks like bit more widespread, cold front crossing through, ukee, back over to you. >> thanks, katie, in sports, phillies wrap up series with the nationals struggling to score runs against nats ace steven strasburg. cole hamels pushed for the phils. he struck out six, left with score one-nothing nationals. then in the eighth, the nats scored three runs off the bullpen, won this 14-nothing. phils get shut out second night in a row. they get the estrous tomorrow night in south philly to start a home stand. >> training camp continues today for the eagles at nova care yesterday was another ope

who are not female at birth but self identify as women and those who are not female or mail but have bertcates identifying them as female. so we have a long history of being a progressive school. >>> we were west of the rockies and we have a computer science program. this is just another in many firsts. >>> the school says however this is not a step towards becoming a coed school. >>> and in just a few hours, mike honda will announce a new bill aimed as addresses, it is calmed an all students act to be more specific about the gender to better determine their policies. >>> they are now reporters. they installed mall way in 21 states and that includes 2 bay area stores. two customers credit and debit card information may have been compromised. one of those is on pleasant hill and it is on west campbell and a sacramento store on arena boulevard was also hacked. they are offering fremont tork for any of the affected stores. >>> this will warm your heart and even inspire you this morning. they will pay it forward more than 300 times. it started add chain reaction, in fact one customer said she

bert, thank you very much. >>> taking a look at some of the other top stories today, a group of militaryles has passed into eastern ukraine from russia. up to 23 armored personnel carriers crossed the border. meanwhile, russian trucks which the kremlin says is carrying aid is currently come to a halt. a speaks person has indicated that russia cannot react unilaterally. >> when it comes to ukrainian situation, first of all, i would really hope that there is not any -- as a pretext. of course, they have to prepare another round of response as eu. >> eu foreign ministers have been discussing the situation in iraq, this after iraq's nuri al maliki decided to step down as prime minister. >> hire in brussels, european foreign minutesters are convening today for an emergency meeting on top of their agenda. it is the situation in iraq and what dodd next here among european leaders. there is one option that we might find a common line on exporting weapons in order to arm up the kurds in iraq. but that is unlikely because sweden is said to be really against that. but we could see individual countr

penney, when they came out with the numbers bert than expected, i got some nasty grams from graham, saying see, sullivan, i told you the stock was going to soar. >> that was even way before the ukraine news happen. it was fairly flat. i was a little surprised, too, i thought we would see a surge. we saw huge moves. again, i think there is a worry about the consumer and the discretionary sector. if they are spending, where are they spending? it's a hard area to do smart picking. and then about what's going on in europe, german,posting its contraction. supposed to be one of the strongest players out there. >> and let's hope it's not a race to bottom. courtney reagan rgets thank you very much. >> mandy, because to you. >> we the consumer all win, right? 40% off is just standard. let's take a look at how oil is getting impacted today. we'll be back with the fundamental side and the technical side and some extra analysis as well. "street signs" is back straight after this break. new car smell and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling.

she tells me the bert -- the worst part of the crisis can be brought under control.e can extend wishon and three to six months. what we need right now is immediate influence. out of the 200 million, 75 million will go to immediate -- right now, many of the health workers are just leaving. they are not getting paid well and the governments don't have the funds. this immediate infusion of cash from the world bank is going to help with the immediate response. which he also tells me is that on the ground, they need everything. they need mobile laboratories, mobile clinics, protective gear. there has been a lot of talk of fromng, but what we hear her and from others on the ground, is that the countries that have pledged need to step up and step up quickly. this is something that we can get under control. this is not an airborne infectious disease. we have to move and move quickly, but if we do, we think we can get it under control. >> this is the worst example of ebola in history. >> it is. about 1000 cases. that spread from one country to another. it is the worst epidemi

bert, we have brought the people pretty much up to date. exactly what you know as of this point? >> well, jay, i was standing at the trade mart, waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden we saw them approaching. they didn't slow down, as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. and then i jumped into a police car and went to parkland. >> these two men came running in. one had a large machine gun and they were hollering for stretchers and cots and everything. >> what happened after this? >> then the president came in behind him and they took both of them both of them back. >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room, said he has been told the president was still alive but in very critical condition. >> two priests who were with president kennedy say he is dead. >> a bullet wounds. this is the latest information we have from dallas. i will repeat with the greatest regret, two priests who were with president kennedy say he has died of bullet wounds. >> malcolm, the ass

prayers and -- players and instill in them the knowledge playing for the nfl is a privilege and they berte up to -- better live up their responsibilities. >> it was a surprise to a lot of people but if you follow the nfl closely, in off the field, the suspensions have not been ramped up all that much. the drug suspensions typically two, four games, occasionally a full season, was a saw nor joshgoers, something that was carryover from the previous commissioner. the punishments we have seen increase have been on-field behavior. the hits to the head, hitting too low. those are things that have been met with harsher and harsher penalties throughout goodell gos reign, but for offfield stuff it was on par if earlier decisions but not on par with the public's einvolving view -- evolving view on domestic violence. >> because the penalties are so severe there will be an effort on the part of players of spouses to height this stuff when its actually -- to hide this stuff when it does happen. >> that could be one unintend consequence. another one could be that nfl players, when they are could you go

. >>> skyforce 10 over theal bert memorial park in vineland cumberland party taking a look at what last nighted rain left behind. look at that. lots of flooding down there. some residents in millville cumberland county forced from their homes overnight. nbc 10 got up close look at flooding on several homes on rhonda drive. right now clearing out and looking forward to sunshine. taking a live look at the skyline of center city philadelphia. lots of clouds out there. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist ted florendo here with the forecast for us. ted. >> good morning, renee. if that rain would have started earlier we could have had more problems. a lot happened in the evening hours. now it has cleared out thankfully down to cape may. looks like new jersey got hit the worst with mass achlts rain. cloudy skies down the shore. people are out there enjoying it right now as it is dry. why not? rain is pushed out of the area. now to the north. a low still out there in canada. the rain out there, just not over our region. now to boston and connecticut and portions of rhode island there where they ar

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would say that flipped into the bid side, so maybe a smidge of a tale, but 2.81 was the bid to cover, bert than 2.73 ten auction average. 52.7 was the best indirect since july of last year. we were a little light on directs at 10,8 verse 14. we're going to walk away a c-plus in lieu, of course of 29 billion seven-years tomorrow. many believe the longer duration, the longer the instrument, the better auction. we'll see tomorrow, sue. back to you. >> we sure will. let a hey, dom, i think you match my pants. >> and now i'm sitting behind a desk. we're watching shares of dow chemical, which are moving higher. reuters is reporting the company is beginning the process to sell two specialty unit that could fetch around $2 billion combined. this is part of the it is effort to divest noncore assets. morgan stanley among the investment. >>> here on "power lunch", we're going on a bear hunt is the s&p bull run is on a tear. so where are all the bears? we did a little searching to find out what some of the glass half empty investors had to tail. she also predicted another market bubble caused by globa

here is a bert look at perkins. please are looking for joseph donaldson. he is the man on the right. as well as 52-year-old ronald singleton. >>> new information from the trial of a woman accused of kidnapping and sexual asaul of a philadelphia child. courtroom was cleared as a doctor told jurors about the child's injuries. christina regusters maintains she is not guilty. the doctor testified she has rarely seen rape injuries this severe. while injujurors were shaken regusters did not react. it could be consistent with an assault by a broom handle. she is the woman seen here in muslim garb taking the girl in january 2013. lu ann cahn will have more on today's testimony tonight at 6:00. >>> a sussex county man charged with driving under the influence for the fifth time. andrew trala lost control of a dump truck last night. the truck overturned and the trailer it was carrying flipped and hid two utility poles knocking out power to residents. he was arrested at a hotel. his most recent dui arrest was in 2010. >>> one thing for certain, philadelphia witness no

>> driver found unconscious in the 200800 day that had crashed into an abandoned property on sigh berttreet. hundreds every bricks in the front of the billing collapsed onto this vehicle, fire department, paramedics, police, to. >> struggle to get this unconscious male out. they pulled him through the front passenger window because the vehicle so heavily covered with bricks, debris. >> victim pronounced dead at 12:06 a.m. fire department, par med, then realize that this victim was shot at least four times, and after being shot, he back into an abandoned property, causing the front of the abandoned property to collapse. right now, the build something a hazard to collapse. >> del littles crews likely coming back out here to take the rest of the building down. you can see a lot of it covering the sidewalk, and again, this is an area you would probably want to commit a murder if you were to do that because so dark, so hidden, abandoned, empty lot being renovated then other abandoned houses next-door, then behind us you can see, all of these overgrown weeds here so not a lot here. people du

. >> joining me now, fellow at the new american foundation, heather har bert. when you read the background, you think of this kind of appeal as working for disaffected unattached drifting radicalized young men, you don't think about people with kids and jobs and people who live in san diego. what is this sort of research around this? what is your kinds of understanding about the working theories of what kind of western residents are as you say siptible to jihad appears. >> isis appears to be an ability that goes beyond what we've seen from other groups and does tug successfully with those with family and community ties. whether externally they are unattached and don't have a family and strong ties or whether that detachment turns out to be internal, it's people who are looking for a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose and higher purpose as awful as that sounds that there's a strong aspect of morality to it from their point of view or justice, honor, dignity, much more so than poverty and discomfort. >> you were talking about sophistication a second ago. i wa

. >>> certainly the feel good story of the summer, just keeps getting better and bert. taney dragons from center city pull off amazing walk off victory in the little league world series. let's take you back thereto all of the action, in the sixth inning, taney down a run, spearman hits life driver. goes to the wall and left. scott scores from first, on that play, and spearman with triple to tie the game at six. then tai hits grounder short to throw sales high spearman scores the winning run and taney beats texas seven to six. >> it was awesomement even though we were down we never gave up. >> it was amazing, zion hit the well, it was team a team effort, no one person, no two people, team effort. >> the dragons had their own cheering section outside of city hall. dozens watched on big screen television. the crowd erupt intoed cheers, when taney scored the winning run, ending nail biter after game. >> it was a game that just -- the kids was playing and for the taney dragons to come back, in that fashion, it was meant for this day. it was meant for philadelphia to win this

. ♪ rubber ducky you're the one >>> you know, bert and ernie know bath time isn't just about fun withoutan. >> the world's largest duck, there it is, sailed into the port of los angeles. it is creating quite a stir there. the big bird is there for tall ships festival this summer. californians can't resist the huge yellow fellow. kabc's john gregory reports. >> reporter: if you're driving by, it's hard to resist and even harder to resist taking a picture of. a giant rubber duck floating in the san pedro are bar. >> very exciting. never seen a duck quite so large. >> this lady right here, my wife, jennifer, brought me down here. never would have been here without it, without her, so, yeah, she's excited. >> i wanted to come to california. >> reporter: why, what is the big deal? >> he is so darn cute. >> reporter: did you take a picture with it? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: at 61 feet tall, close to 11 tons, it is the largest rubber duck in the world. and this bright yellow bird will be in port, all part of the tall ship festival. while you can't miss the duck, organizers are hoping folks wi

he's bullish and bert from the strategic resource insight group, just made a bearish call for walmart at the beginning of the year. welcome to you both. chad, first to you, because i've got a note here from jefferies, reducing walmart to a hold, lowering its price target. why are you bullish on the name? >> in the short term going into earnings, you could be a holder of it and somewhat more, perhaps just a little bit subtle about it, but in the long term, going out three to five years, we believe this valuation makes sense. the key multiple is trading at roughly about 14 1/2 times 2014, 13 1/2 times 2015, trading at 11 times free cash flow. expectations are washed out. you know, revenue growth exceeds over 3%. then you could see the stock higher. revenue growth of about 3% to 5% over the next five years would put this stock perhaps at a total return of around 8% over the course of that time period. >> all right, bert, why don't you counter here? when i think of walmart, i think of the ultimate example of the law of large numbers. they've got to generate growth somehow. chad says maybe

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several israelis died from friendly fire, and this time 63, so we did bert on all the other things, but i don't think that explains to the people of gaza why it was worthwhile to reject a cease fire a month ago and accept it today. >> woodruff: talk about the role of the u.s. we've seen what appeared to be real tension wean the u.s. and israel over the last few weeks. how real is that and how does that affect what happens? >> it's real. i think the relationship is too good to fail but there is dysfunction at the top, no question. you have benjamin netanyahu and barack obama, they do not trust one another, they don't like one another, their views on a number of issues are fundamentally divided. so that's going to be a problem. i think they have no choice but to accommodate and find a way to work together. we've seen worse periods. bush, baker and shamir, you remember that period, a very tough one. but here they can't find a single project on which to cooperate which is meaningful to both and that's a significant problem. >> woodruff: how does that bode for finding a solution? >> well, i

, texas, and hurricane katrina in new orleans, but if you look back, the helicopter is giving us a bert vantage point. looks like the foundation was up a was, and again, this is a concentrated area because if you panned out a little more, about 20 yards on the back half side of this house, it's bone dry. there's nothing up there. but right in this area, you can see they're kind of pulling back allege bit here. our friends outs ksaz, right in this area you have a river, dry ravine that very seldom has water it in, but when it does they're designed to do this to kind of dissipate the water coming down oust the mountains. but, man, oh, man, there's a -- there's another house right there that is not affected. this appears to be some kind of a mobile home or a structure that was kind of in the offing that got picked up by the first torrent of water and has now been twisted and turned toward the tree or bush, as you can kind of pan downstream you can see the water seems to be letting up a little bit now. once its twists away, you go down the hill and into the mud, that house will break up in

sunny skies its bert 82.peratures in the upper '50s is it one to the raceway. was fit on short on going. >>: lough we're watching the bay bridge with the median like have already been activated for the westbound ride. a couple of had to go there is a minor incident allowed by the median like spirit >>: 80 itself is not backing up. had it was 92 and the san mateo bridge. we're not seeing any problems that built will see any trouble if you come from him or to san mateo. it's easy ride of the waldo great headed south on the toll plaza. >> >>: were starting to pick up a little slowing hear coming passing paulo on any westbound. we're starting to pick up a little slowing. and you're out of six a southbound to the san ramon valley. >>: not typically heavy commute because as of friday in which that a little later on. i promise you that there ride towards iran is agreement showing all the way down. >>:bad news for the bay area's drought crisis. >>:the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has released a new

bert managed. ate different than hertz and avis. monopoly, others on the prirry. both, but home depot i sfoect lead. >>> coming up, hewlett-packard up big. what happens after earnings this afternoon? a new twist on the old tech debate. >>> then is golf really on the decline? heading out to the golf course live to ask adam scott about the business of golf and what's behind that killer swing of his. there it it is right there. >>> back-to-school a crucial time. going to the mall of america with more than 500 stores, 40 million annual visitors. who better to grade the retailers than one of those folks on the front lines, the folks at the mall of america. it's all straight ahead on the "half time show." but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and run

. >> liz ann sonders of charles schwab is next bert -- an expert on snapchat. >> i don't use it. >> yourt of the reason they like to use it, they do believe it is disposable. it can take screenshots very quickly. my daughter has found that things are coming back that she did not think would. >> i know you're old enough to have been on fenster. iendster. is there any indication that we have moved past this rotation? are our valuations tied to anything other than this rapid use? >> i don't think so. people testing the scale these operations are able to move in. and the numbers of people they are able to collect. they start looking like a giant turkey in the cartoons. >> snapchat has no advertising. expecting alibaba to file their estimates at any moment. >> in the loop begins at 8:00 a.m. with betty liu. who was the next executive to lead a samsung? succession plans at the smartphone giant. they have faced four straight quarters of slowed growth. ♪ >> where were you when apple was $400 a share? buy it now. he will join us tomorrow with apple about $700 a share -- above $700 a share. he is

bert saying even the police found the shirt funny. what do you guys think? is that funny?s funny. >> given the danger he is posing on the road. >> thanks. >>> let's get out to maria molina for a look at the forecast. hey, maria. >> good morning. hello. today we're tracking the storm system that could produce severe weather across portions of the midwest. take a look at this area that could be look at that severe weather, from parts of illinois, indiana, into western parts of ohio. then by tomorrow, another round of storms expected across parts of south dakota, minnesota, and also into iowa. we're also expecting areas of rain today across portions of the southeast and also across portions of arizona and the state of utah. temperature wise, going to be a hot one across parts of the plains and the southeast. let's head back inside. >> well, it is still summer. why not? maria, thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, a new threat from isis. terrorists saying they will drown all americans in blood. how is the president handling this? we're live at the white house coming up next