bots of fourth after walking jayson. strauss beryl facing carlos. and base hit back up middle. score only hit strous pweg surrendered all game. through five, one run. 82 pitches. quick work. top. 6th nats give runners on first and third again no outs now one out. adam ground into double play. that inning over. they left some runners on base in this game. move top of the 7th jonathan. base loaded no outs. line out. to mark reynold double off steve at first. nats had their chance today. but they were shut out by inian. we get a tkpweufrp four or five hits. and you know did have opportunities and don't get it done. so, i can handle getting beat. i done like when we beat ourselves. i had plenty of chances of didn't nothing with that. we height guys up there. didn't get job done. would you know, played really conservative trying get it right. and he would made some mistake it is just frustrating day all around. >> orioles hosting the red sox. bottom of third. bird lead one-dip. y davis. facing jon lester. points davis. two-run home run. mlb leading home run are of the year that's 10

. >> peter sent this robot around the manufacturing facility before any bots gave him a bot of his ownhis is just out of sight. this is such an incredible tunnel for my little nonshy 9-year-old. >> who will in his nonshy way, get to pilot this guy around his house and school. >> it was hard but now it's much easier because i know the controls like forward, backward, look down, sit down, turn around, get up from sitting. >> his whole face just lit up. he had a tremendous smile. and when he was driving it and everything else, you could tell he was really getting into it. so i think we made his day. i'm very glad that we were able to be a part of it. >> so with a robot that made his day and the city of santa clara declaring june 13th as peter's day, the silicon valley 9-year-old took his cool friend home saying goodbye to the team that made it happen and making sure the limo ride was safe for everyone. in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> the bot is in the seat. >> and he has a bow tie. >> he's very dressed up. a very cool story. >>> not sure how we can top that. but jim ko

good luck beating that bot, i guess you could say. >>> coming up next, it russian president putin steal bob kraft's super bowl ring? >>> and a life changer. >>> in sports now, game five in the nba finals. the spurs' danny green owns a new record for three-point shots with 25 in the finals so far. green finished with 24 points as san antonio beat miami 114-104 and take the three games to a two-game lead in the series. >>> and the russian president denies that putin stole a super bowl ring from robert kraft. kraft said he was pressured by the white house to say he gave the ring as a gift to the russian people. the russian spokesman called kraft's comments weird. >>> check this out, at the college world series, the big sign at the top of the dugout is misspelled. the world "college" had an extra letter kwment l." >>> david wright sailed over first baseman and the two cubs runners score but new york's kirk newenheim scores. >>> and after inserting a pacemaker lifted an amazing 187 1/2 pound. >>> and a tweet about kim kardashian and kanye west's baby girl using one of his famous catchphrases

good luck beating that bot. >>> coming up, did russian president putin steal bob kraft's super bowl ring? >>> and a life changer. >>> in sports now, game five in the nba finals. the spurs' danny green owns a new record for three-point shots with 25 in the finals so far. green finished with 24 points as san antonio beat miami 114-104 and takes a three game to two game lead in the series. >>> a russian spokesman denies that russian president putin stole a super bowl ring from patriots owner robert kraft in 2005. kraft said he was pressured by the white house to say he gave the ring as a gift to the russian people. the russian spokesman called kraft's comments weird. >>> check this out, at the college world series, the big sign at the top of the dugout is misspelled. the world "college" had an extra letter "l." oops. >>> a comedy of errors by a pro on the mets' david wright that sailed over first baseman daniel murphy's head. and a throw to home plate goes wild. two cubs score but new york's kirk nieuwenhuis. >>> a 81-year-old weightlifter after getting a pacemaker lifted an amazing 187 1/2

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good luck beating that bot. >>> up next, did russian president putin steal patriot owners kraft's super bowl ring. >>> plus sibling rivalry and how bullying can be a life changer. >>> in sports, game five in the nba finals. the spurs danny green owned the new record for three-point shoot schotts. he was on fire with 25 in the finals so far. green finished with 24 points as san antonio beat miami, 114-104 and take a three games to two lead in the series. >>> well, a russian spokesman denies that president vladimir putin stole a super bowl ring from new england patriots owner robert kraft in 2005. kraft said last week that he was pressured by the white house back then to say he gave the ring as a gift to the russian people. the russian spokesman called kraft's comments weird. so do we. >>> check this out. at the college world series, the big sign on top of the dugout is misspelled. you see it right there? college has three ls instead of two. yeah, oops, guys. >>> and a company -- a comedy of errors on a throw by mets third baseman david wright that sails over third base and daniel murphy'

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pipeline so you know i don't think these environmentalist have actually been huge obama bots they've been holding his feet to the fire there but i haven't heard obama talk talk talk no action and i wasn't the end of that speech he kind of alluded to the fact that the keystone pipeline is not really going to hurt the carbon emissions it's going to add jobs i mean i guess love to see on that rhetoric rabbit i want to move on really quickly i think a huge problem with the entire debate is that the burden of responsibility is put on the people to calculate our carbon footprints meanwhile giant corporations the meat industry the oil industry causing the majority these admissions how can we bridge the obvious disconnect here. well it you know it goes back to everything that we cover brad blog dot com which is getting money the hell out of politics that's the only way you do it that's the only way the people can reclaim their government that we can have self governance again so that we can have oversight so that we can have transparency so that the people can really run this government righ

minister sergei lavrov has been outlining russia's position on the latest developments to artie's tom bot. lever off spoke of double standards when it comes to the west's approach to various regimes saying that whilst they support it some dictators because they were considered their dictators in his words other dictatorial regimes were not considered worthy of support and therefore they were considered ripe for toppling this is a project do what must be done and that's where the u.s. and russia to go to work. every single step of. you know that the world so good the position which is called through syrian government there is the realizations for. one of their was the glue of the poorest nation to move the goods and job and the need to be political leaders of both of them for the story through because europe and most of europe because there is because the ocean as well because of the words regime double standards if you wish to either move or on the buso whom you work and who you build or you agree on one. person of international gurus these comments come as the there are reports that the

pipeline so you know i don't think these environmentalist have actually been huge obama bots they've been holding his feet to the fire but i haven't heard obama talk talk talk no action and i wasn't the end of that speech he kind of alluded to the fact that the keystone pipeline is not really going to hurt the carbon emissions it's going to add jobs i mean i guess love to see on the rhetoric rabbit i want to move on really quickly i think a huge problem with the entire debate is that the burden of responsibility is put on the people to calculate our carbon footprints meanwhile giant corporations the meat industry the oil industry causing the majority these admissions how can we bridge the obvious disconnect here. well it you know it goes back to everything that we cover brad blog dot com which is getting money the hell out of politics that's the only way you do it that's the only way the people can reclaim their government that we can have self governance again so that we can have oversight so that we can have transparency so that the people can really run this government right now a

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my main point with the holder d the tapping of journalist's phone lines, bot the ap and fox news james is that the national security justification is a fraud. that seems to be the linchpin of the whole story. i mean, if james rose nor any other journalist were trying to pressure a member of the state department to releaseensitive national security information, fine. have had it. listen to their phone. dry winters are the ones who do care. lou: more fundamental. polder, the judge she signed off on that subpoena the fbi agent to attested to probable cause. i think that they could face significant consequences because they were -- it was preposterous what they said and accepted as fact. we have about 15 seconds here. another you have been very concerned abt the gang of eight and what you call the amnesty that is being proposed. do you think will pass? >> right now is on a freight train to pass. all of these statements and the media, this is to fool t american people, keep them docile and alarmed. the way amnesty was stopped last time was what americans call the complaint. that is not happ

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first of all who had access to that bug and to facebook eliminate this program altogether or just that bot so we don't really know if this vulnerability was exploited over the course of the last year it very well could have someone could have easily easily it's own could have hacked this information accumulated all these profiles used to harvest and then what about doing whatever the hell they wanted to do with it but let's just say that didn't happen and it's already taken care of everything is gone but you know it was it was you know not not a big to do it just some phone numbers over that you know here's six million people and your own code it's not you know you actually had to go through a very very strict ordeal in order to get information on every single person you know i would have to upload contact information about someone and then that person would have to or someone else would have to want to compile one of these archives and they would want to extract it and they want to so it's not like a very. you know crazy hack it is really just a mistake and that's what's facebook saying a

certified elevator mechanic donald white was working in the bot many of the shaft, a counter weight came down on top of him. >> we're looking at grief counselors. the site is shut down. we have accounted for all the other workers and they have been released to go home. >> three agencies are conducting separate investigations. >> we want to reach out to the family and see how we can help. they are the ones grieving. there were four sons who lost a father, a husband and a grandfather. and from our stand point it is a family here. the effort of getting to the point of where we are now. >> the stadium was supposedly on track for completion of july of next year. in time for two preseason games before the regular season opening in september of 2014. the project will remain shut down tomorrow and go back to work on thursday. >> the unions that the worker belonged to are tremendous grateful workers and quality and the schedule will not be affected. they've gotten us to where we are today. and they are all respectfully sg don would have wanted them to continue on. >> the 49ers said they were deep

seems to me, if you feel that there is a lack of popular will around the outrage that is obviously bot and other parts of the country, i mean, you have to do something here in a different way. perhaps faster, perhaps deeper. more staff, more --nd more flights to put in front of the erican people. absolutely. i think we also need to understand that from a policy perspective the irs is really passed its point of usefulness and we need to move to a fair or flat tax and give the government less power over the individual and allow peoe to be ae to makehis is i for themselves so then this with you wld not have to worry about these irs officials misbehaving. lou: congressman i would love have a fair tax, a flat tax, a set percentage, just like i think most americans. i thinknef the surest ways to damage the investigation right now is for you all to get caught up in tax-cut reform when what you have to do is get rid a bunch of snakes in our really lousy, lou, corrupt management at the irs. >> amen. lou: thank you for being with us. always good to talk with you. good luck. up next, anothhr trip

scheme that when you download a book in which the encryption has been script out that there'll be some bot in it that will expand the size of the file so that it eats up all of your computer space, all of your hard drive space in something like that is bound to happen if people keep stealing books. >> host: scott turow we have referred to "identical" a couple of times. what's the plot? >> guest: scott turow is the title about identical twins, one of them running for mayor in my mythical -- mythical county and the other devout to be release from prison after 25 years for murdering his girlfriend and the murder victim's brother, a wealthy eccentric guy accuses the mayoral candidate of having a hand in the murder so it's based on the reinvestigation of the murder and talks about politics and murder and old love affairs and the mystical kind of relationship between identical twins. >> host: how does it and? >> guest: well, very well. [laughter] >> host: scott turow novelist, lawyer and president of the authors guild has joined us here on the tv. "identical" comes out in a sober. [applause] >>

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some put his bot in new jersey in the concrete of the giants stadium.er versions have him sunk in the swamps of florida, cart off to california, even crushed in a car and shipped overseas. how much is all of this searchling cost? based on just one search as reported by "the detroit news," it's not unusual to estimate that the police agencies including fbi have spent well over $3 million trying to find jimmy hoffa with no luck. so do they have to do this every time there is a tip? >> the hoff ya body is in that field. no doubt about it. there used to be a barn in the field. buried under the slachblt that's our understanding where his body may be. >> maybe so. it's an open case and his family still wants answers and jimmy hoffa is still hiding. it is worth noting that because of new dna evidence and that sort of thing they're processing murders that happened more than 30 years ago. maybe something could happen but this guy would be 100 years old if he were around today. >> there's so many missing persons cases in the united states. i have to bleach that p

bot 1st, scoreless ya-seal puig takes the 3rd pitch he sees from madison bumgarner and goes oppositefirst 20 games 1-0 la bumgarner pitched 7 innings giving up 5 hits and 2 runs with 5 strikeouts top 2nd, 1-0 la giants tie it up - but suffer another injury on the play - andres torres doubles to left and joaquin arias comes around from first to hamstring and leaves game bot 8th, 1-1 tie puig again - this time with what would prove to be the game winning single to left off george kontos final: 3-1 dodgers giants drop to.500 and 4th place a quick update on center fielder angel pagan. he will need to have surgery on his torn hamstring and is expected to be out until mid september. pagan first hurt himself on a walk-off inside-the-park home run he hit back on may 25 against the colorado rockies and then re-injured himself last week running to first while playing for class-a san jose. the chicago blackhawks have won their fifth stanley cup. the boston bruins in front of their home crowd, up 2-1 in the game. and about to force a game 7 with 1:20 left. chicago scores 2 goals in 17 seconds to

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waning of confidence in the institution of government -- when you look at the scale, congress is on the bot bottom and the u.s. army is on the top. and our military has done a great job running this program within the confines of the program as it was set out in congress. and also, just to counter what senator durbin said, we don't listen to anybody's phone calls. we don't go and monitor the phone calls until we have a connection with a terrorist. and that's the key point with which you can even go to access this. so it's a whole different story than what has been blown out of proportion of what actually happens. >> congressman, you've been critical of these programs. you heard glenn greenwald saying this morning it's not as targeted as you may think, that the government is, in effect, sucking up information from e-mails and phone calls that goes way, way beyond the patriot act. there have been republicans who have said this, james sensenbrenner, who says it goes beyond the patriot act. how concerned are you? >> as you should show, i have not voted in favor of any patriot act or any of the

proposal so i was working with an agent and we submitted a proposal to publishers and little brown bot that. i have the time to her, but that typically i think what happens with nonfiction versus fiction the book is complete and you submitted to publishers. [inaudible] >> right, go to albania exactly. actually albania was on lonely planets 2011. they recommended it as one of the best places to go because it is still very cheap but it's actually very beautiful. it's right on the mediterranean and we really had a nice time. the food is excellent. any other questions? >> did oss evolve into the cia? >> i believe that was in the 50s. after the war there was a lot of talk about whether the oss should stay as one. it was our nation's first intelligence agency. weather should stay as one agency or be divided into others and i'm certainly not an expert in that but i believe that is what happened. and i think the oss decided, a lot of people don't know what the oss is sent it's an important part of our country's history. because they were really groundbreaking in what they did. >> i don't know

we're doing a large technology hub in bots wanto. we're actually starting to plan a city outside of nairobi and we're very excited about that. >> rose: what is the quality of the urban design, sort of, the structure that you work with at the governmental level? >> i think in a situation like that you really have to start from the instruct-- infrastructure and you really have to understand where the water lines and sewer lines and electricity and really build up from that. and then look at the natural landscape and look at the culture and understand how you can reflect that in the architecture. >> you say that cities can create prosperity, sustainability, health and joy. we just had a conversation about how more economic prosperity comes out of cities than anywhere. >> right. >> and that there is a new focus on cities and local areas, metropolitan areas. >> right. >> because washington has failed in a sense. >> yes. >> they're engaged in gridlock. >> yes. >> and if cities you have the most direct connection between the political and t

there is not a bot of things that can rescue the market other than becoming oversold.ome of the interviews that you guys had. everybody is tugging at central banks for more money. it is not just in america. japan. they will do all of these things. everyone was like, okay. japan will probably have to step up to the plate again. they did a little overnight. in america same sort of thing. i disagree with some of the things that i heard. especially the stock market bubble. we are nowhere near bubble territory. people are spending money because, i think, they have just given up on the future. our savings rates have plummeted. credit card borrowing has only started to inch up after years of going down. i think regular household that there have been 30 conservative, to be quite honest with you. dagen: the people who have been conservative and try to save their money, they will be rewarded for this. charles: of course, that is not what the bernanke wants. listen, the banks have done well with it. dagen: his politician has failed. charles: i think it is crazy that he will aband

there's an object that came on his left side from above, went down, exactly consistent with richard botme down and look at these records. >> i want to ask you, this is a clip from the documentary, in which they play some of your statements about what witnesses said on the subject of was there a missile? then they play a bit of a cia animation that suggested the plane broke, nose came off and the body of the plane continued to askinned and the film calls that cartoonish and not possible. i want to show you this clip and get you to react to it. >> there were about 200 people that saw events in the sky they described, none of which described a missile. >> just after the aircraft exploded, it pitched up abruptly and climbed several thousand feet from 13,800 feet to about 17,000 feet. those who said they saw something askinn skenscend and in explosion probably saw the burning aircraft ascend and culminate into a fireball, not a missile. >> not a missile. never was, never will be. >> the cia video, what do you think about that? >> a nice cartoon. >> reporter: did you happen to watch the cia a

dennis: traders are wearing a bot that the fed could blow this.o taper against your expectation, is a worry that they will blow it in the economy will slow down or is there worries that they will not make money as easily with higher interest rates. if the fed tapers, they do so because the economy is strong. i think the concern is we have a lot of money being brought into the system. interest rates are low. i think they are selfish. i think they think it will be too hard for them to make money. let's talk about stock picks. microsoft is up 24%. now, you like to retailers, i believe it is. all that and fran. talk about all that. >> it is a true category killer. a stock that even though it is open lot today, it has not gone anywhere in the past year. it is a 20% go around on the sales and bottom line of earnings. they sell cosmetics. they kill it in that category. women of all democratics love it. they should have a much higher multiple evaluation. dennis: okay. you also have francesca. thank you very much for being with us today. >> thanks. cheryl:

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cameras on every corner in populated areas and software some of which came from the start of that google bot can attract people by face or gator all kinds of things and all of a sudden you have a system where government can know where everybody is somewhat everybody's doing. wars were five precisely to keep government from getting so much power but now we think it's cute. we think that's cute that silicon valley was kindergarten names can do it. that is problematic. that is really problematic. how do you undo at? the usual try to undo it -- way you tried and do it is you have some sort of advocacy group like the electronics foundation and they have lawyers that argue with government officials who try to sway candidates to enact regulation. so here i'm looking at it and shove programmers with huge computers and huge connectivity coming up with schemes and i'm looking at government bureaucrats trying to come up with prohibition. i see it not to be a fair fight. another example is regulators trying to control traders. the way high frequency trading algorithms go you try to slow the frequency or

. >> a to b, b to c, boom, boom, boom, bots!being remembered as an acting genius. james gandolfini, star of "the sopranos," dead at the young age of 51. reaction pouring in this morning from colleagues and fans. team coverage of this tragic news. >> claims of a cover-up. new allegations that the crash of twa flight 800 was no accident. now some say investigators should take a second look. >> then from the battlefield to the catwalk the inspirational story of an american hero who turned adversity to triumph. it is thursday, june 20th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good morning, everybody. we begin with sad news about the passing of "the sopranos" star james gandolfini. news that shocked many of us because of his relatively young age. >> now tributes to the 51-year-old actor have been pouring in overnight ever since the announcement he died while vacationing in italy. abc's marci gonzalez is joining us this morning with a look back at his remarkable career. good morning,

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most people go away for vacation and bring back a t-shirt or bot toll of alcohol or whatever. but mr. dan norwick came back with a fiancee. great picture w was enjoying himself. he's an awesome producer and a good man to boot. i better get invited. that's all i have to say because i like champagne and i don't cry, actually. anyway, congratulations, dan. "morning joe" starts right now. . >> just because one small area of their business raised a couple of red flags, now everybody at the irs has to stop their lives and prove their innocence. see that's the problem with auditing, irs, you may have perfectly reasonable explanations for every action that you took. that doesn't mean we don't need you to go back home and dig through another couple of shoe boxes until we get just that one document. that we really need to see before we can be okay with your reasons. why? [ bleep ] you. that's why. >> good morning. it's tuesday, june 4th. >> welcome to "morning joe." with us onset, we have the former governor of pennsylvania and nbc news political analyst ed rendell. >> morning. >> how a