well i've done your bushel monday's bradley manning troll the tipping point for the obama administration worldwide coming on. a duty to disobey orders. this alice in wonderland presidency. and all the rest of it for terrorism by association. barack obama pick this alice in wonderland theme for a wild secret policy paid by the public the mud has to dust on the white house state table while destroying punch from blood boils turning the presidential residence into a house of horrors but a blow officials advised him that with eighty two million americans unemployed and the economy down the rabbit hole the feast must be kept secret from the public but bizarrely full rubella alice in wonderland followed by a huge coverup is the recurring theme has grown killing americans without trial was called by the judge an alice in wonderland catch twenty two manning's kind grew cool to come straight from the fairy tale says kevin zeese kevin thanks a lot for coming on can you take us through it all in the book and also in wonderland as a certain point where there's a also some trouble with the queen and

and that really kind of margins what's happened with bradley manning i mean really manning was arrested over a thousand days ago he's still not had a trial he's been tortured in solitary confinement for at least a year of that time while going home or president obama said on tape that he was guilty he broke the law i think what he did was. a few points even the judge behaves like the queen if the government even needs proof. coming to prove how he didn't. get my judgment we called this is couldn't we and maybe wanted to maybe all very well during the process or it will be thousands of pages or e-mails and expect me here in new york for a cherished review that comes up and says. alice in wonderland and now will. i know you already know yours and stick to sleep till you old bird. least the pentagon papers during the vietnam war which showed the underlying reasons for the vietnam war that we're now we're being told the public. you know stays in the same kind of sense that meaningless they swell arrive years in jail with her during their. working order i think that our your. whole series of

do you believe that leakers such as bradley manning should be subject to some discipline yes i do and i would think that if you work for this organization you used leaking their secrets you probably ought to be fired i think every organization or have a control over its employees and therefore i think that bradley manning should be disciplined and i think that the twenty years to which he's agreed probably probably is a good good sentence i think the question with bradley manning right now is these agreed to twenty and the government wants to give them life and i just wonder whether that's appropriate but i do believe every organization should be able to discipline its employees ok then then do you fault the u.s. department of justice of trying to find out who the leakers are because as you well now there's been a scandal with the d.o.j. . secretly uptake into the phone records from associate press journalists and also up to a warrant to search the e-mail account of a fox news reporter so do you defend the u.s. government in trying to find out who the leaker sorrow i think is there's

theartly used also in bradley manning proceedings.those people who effectively criticized this new central power in the u.s. should not be able to sew. >> in addition to facing a maximum of 10 years in prison, jeremy hammond may also be required to pay up to $2.5 billion in restitution costs. you have talked about how this is part of a widening range of crackdowns on whistle-blowers. what do you think this kind of precedent this sets, and what kind of example doesn't give people who will be whistleblowers in the future? the obama administration is becoming a sausage factory making political prisoners. bradleyjohn hammond, manning, a number of other examples as well. set is do notey criticize this power block at all. be a way found to criminalize it. manning,ke hammond, are used as examples in order to decrease criticism and embarrassment on behalf of this new common dominant political institution in the united states. asdo you see jeremy hammond a whistleblower, and why? >> he is not a whistle-blower, he is a political activist. overl

over key ban bradley. that's base on the pga tour. coming up there only one mission left for steve junior find out what has and steve group around game baseball. thanks his father who was quite resume. today they are living parallel life when junior goes out batting practicedad heads coach his high school team here more their own unique relationship. >>. >> steve junior doing what many can only dream of. following in his favor's mayor league baseball player. it is pretty special i think. being around game where i was wraoupbg ger helps you see kind of how i was i was around the park all of the time and got to be around lot of big leaguers very young age i kind knew this was my goal this was my dream we were 12nd father and son to ever play big leagues. you know so, it has been surreal his first day out his first hit. and you know i get relive the whole thing again,. >> base hit by steve. steve senior played six big league seasons capturing world series title in 1987 with the minnesota twins. he led all hid

does the words bradley manning ring a bell? this is a serious situation when you think of these documents in a country we are seeing a crack down on information like we haven't seen before. the number of whistle blowers who are being prosecuted under the obama administration, more being prosecuted today than in all past administrations combined. the story of bradley manning is more than the story of this one young man. it is a message to all whistle blowers understand particularly young people in the military who have went and come back and seen atrocities terrified to speak out because they are afraid could they face the same fate. it is our job at journalist to bring you this information. and so for all the bloggers and journalist who are listening and watching and will see this on c- span and other global and national outlets. we have a responsibility. it is extremely serious. [applause] >> you know the efforts to silence bradley manning for the good of quote national security, are metaphorically both not allowing as much as

here's bradley cooper, everybody! ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bradley cooper. welcome! welcome back to see our show. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: i -- no. thank you very much. no, no, no. it's not about me. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: no, they won't give it up for me. not when you're here. this is a big deal. [ audience member yells out ] >> daddy? oh, yeah. i got tons of men -- >> jimmy: no, you don't, no. dude, i have to say, while you're here, last time you were here, you were nominated for an oscar. >> crazy. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] crazy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: phenomenal performance. you in the movie played robert de niro's son. >> nuts. >> jimmy: so it's you and robert de niro and jennifer lawrence all getting nominated for oscars. >> yeah, and jacki weaver was nominated. >> jimmy: and jaci weaver. and david o'russell was nominated. and the movie, and he was -- yeah, it was crazy. >> jimmy: i mean, was that just -- was that insane? >> yeah, it was insane. you know, the c

and i hope that there will be a way to honor bradley. and i congratulate all of the businesses and particularly i want to visit 1:00 am. artificial turf [inaudible] proven to affect fertility san francisco's national sanctuary soon to be home to polluting est ing [inaudible] as plastics do and plastics that turn into bits of plastic to be eaten by animals and bird and find their way through the food chain to us and children, polluting the bodies of humans. artificial turf is no proxy for life, but can destroy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i have graphics right here. we can -- there's no business like small business, like all business i know. everything about it is appealing, everything that city traffic will allow when you are making that small business money dow. there's no people like small business. they smile when their small business is low budget. but there is one thing that you need to know. you might be stranded with small business no. but there's always a very good chance that your small business will gr

bradley manning, a lot of people said that what happened to bradley manning amounted to torture.s arrested in 2010, transferred to quantico and held for eight months, long periods of confinement, stripped naked, his reading glasses were taken away from him, the aclu has said such treatment is clearly forbidden by our constitution, and yet the conversation around bradley manning seems to have quieted down. julian assange is sort of seen as the evil character in all of this. what's your assessment? >> i think bradley manning is the forgotten character. assange has become famous over this, but manning was the leaker. the focus of the government is on manning. the way he was treated was abysmal. it was tantamount to torture, in fact p.j. crowley raised a big ruckus and had to resign as a result. >> for basically criticizing the way he was treated. >> correct. >> and, you know, he's supposed to be a trial one 90 days. now it will -- i think it will be interesting when bradley manning goes on trial to see just how people react to him. he's been the invisible person, but he's a fulcrum,

>> bradley.ks out of everything. >> yeah. >> when you guys are filming these, which one of you broke character most? or who made the others break character? >> i think ed probably broke character most because he laughs a lot. right? and zach probably made us do that. >> do you agree? >> yeah. >> i don't remember much about these movies. >> no? >> reporter: the shared humor that brought these guys together for the first "hangover" movie four years ago clearly remains. >> do we read too much into this when we say oh, gosh, it must be bittersweet to leave these characters behind? >> no, that's accurate, i think. yeah. it's changed all of our lives. we all love each other. and it's over. >> do you really like each other? >> yes. yeah, we really do. >> don't listen to him. >> man, it's good to have the wolfpack back one last time. now, there is another comedy wolfpack. seth rogen and his all-star friends try to laugh off the apocalypse in "this is the end." >> look at this. hey, nice to meet you. >> s

there is eds cal integrity as opposed to what bradley manning did.oorstep of wikileaks. and then with no real consideration for the countless number of lives that he may not have endangered in the process. do you get sense that julian assange or bradley manning, i know you didn't get to speak with him. did you get sense that was collateral to them? do they take into consideration the lives that they put in danger by doing what they did in. >> you can't bunch the two. let's remember that bradley manning is the leaker. julian assange is the publisher. as the publisher, julian assange is a transparency radical. and that did set him apart from the news organizations. but they were working in tandem. i think julian did not give nearly enough weight to the dang that might be done if sources were revealed in the course of leaking these documents. let's also say that nobody was in fact harmed. >> that we know of. >> yeah. that we know of to date. and believe me, the pentagon and the state department looked hard to see if they could find anyone who was harmed

bradley, the same line, misses, 12-under. that was his favorite part can the last two holes, wins his first ever pga event by two strokes. >> final stage of the tour of california starting in san francisco and ending in santa rosa. peter saggan won in three hours and four minutes but an american, who led the final three day, finished without incident to win the tour of california with an overall time of 29 hours and 43 minutes. >> coming up at six, looking ahead to game four with the sharks. >> ama: the car that set an auction record. a look at the >> ama: coming up at 6:00. the bay area jail being called one of the worst in the nation. the changes coming to tell photograph avenue in berkeley. the one day a week you won't be able to drive on it. >>> and behind the scenes at tonight's billboard musician -- music awards airing right here. >> a 52-year-old car sold for a record high amount at auction. take a look at these hot wheels. this 1961 aston martin db4 sold yesterday for $4.85 million during an auction in the uk. left in

bradley at 16. bay makes the birdie putt to get to 13-under. bradley, the same line. misses. they would tie the last two holes. 1-under on the round, wins first ever pga event by two strokes. >> final stage of the am again, starting na san francisco, ending in santa rosa. american tj von garden finished without incident to win the tour of california with an overall time of 29 hours and 43 minutes. >> this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard hardware. >> thank you, shoe. >> ama: a battle at the box office between superherosheros d sci-fi. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> ama: back to our breaking news. here's a live look at a grass fire burning in martinez. you can see the smokement ho

bradley at 16. bay makes the birdie putt to get to 13-under. bradley, the same line. misses. they would tie the last two holes. 1-under on the round, wins first ever pga event by two strokes. >> final stage of the am again, starting na san francisco, ending in santa rosa. american tj von garden finished without incident to win the tour of california with an overall time of 29 hours and 43 minutes. >> this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard hardware. >> thank you, shoe. >> ama: a battle at the box office between superherosheros d sci-fi. we have the >> ama: back to our breaking news. here's a live look at a grass fire burning in martinez. you can see the smokement homes are being threatened in the alhambra valley area. we'll have updates online and at abc7 news at 11:00. join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you why a california woman who purchased a powerball ticket wednesday, that matched the night's winning numbers, did not win the jackpot. then at 11:00, snoops are keeping their eyes on you. michael finney will be here with a look how you can protect yo

does the words bradley manning ring a bell? this is a serious situation when you think of these documents in a country we are seeing a crack down on information like we haven't seen before. the number of whistle blowers who are being prosecuted under the obama administration, more being prosecuted today than in all past administrations combined. the story of bradley manning is more than the story of this one young man. it is a message to all whistle blowers understand particularly young people in the military who have went and come back and seen atrocities terrified to speak out because they are afraid could they face the same fate. it is our job at journalist to bring you this information. and so for all the bloggers and journalist who are listening and watching and will see this on c- span and other global and national outlets. we have a responsibility. it is extremely serious. [applause] >> you know the efforts to silence bradley manning for the good of quote national security, are metaphorically both not allowing as much as

with the case against bradley manning somewhat veiled in secrecy a question comes to mind what exactly makes someone a whistleblower and are there really protections in place to help them all explore the case of who would remain silent just ahead. and debate continues over the merits of forceful back the nation's a recent court decision in oregon has decided that doctors have the right to make medical decisions for children without parents consent is this a case of protecting the child or wrongfully overstepping grounds were right. and in ohio if you can't pay your bills you just make it the book thrown at you people in the state are being imprisoned for not paying fines and tickets without even a hearing is this possible violation of the constitution also take a look at ohio's debt or prisons later in the show. well it's wednesday may eighth four pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret hell you're watching r t. and starting off this hour whistleblowers earlier today pretrial hearings continued for the case against private bradley. book stands accused of leaking more than seven hundred thou

with the case against bradley manning somewhat veiled in secrecy a question comes to mind what exactly makes someone a whistleblower and are there really protections in place to help them we'll explore the cases of those who wouldn't remain silent just to have. an a debate continues on the merits a fourth fullbacks nation still a recent court decision in oregon has decided that doctors have the right to make medical decisions for children without parents consent now is this a case of protecting the child or wrongfully overstepping gruntal right. and in ohio if you can't pay the bills you just make it the book thrown at you people in that state are being imprisoned for not paying fines and tickets without even a hearing in a possible violation of the cost constitution so we'll take a look at ohio's debtor prisons later in the show. was wednesday may eighth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how you're watching our t.v. . starting off the sour whistle blowers earlier today pretrial hearings continued in the case of private bradley manning now manning stands accused of leaking more

william bradley is expected to release his recommendations on how to handle the problem this week. >>> the organizationers of the gay pride parade will reschedule a meeting in a larger room after a protest last night. many people were kept out of the meeting because organizers say the room was too small. the issue decision by fm pride board to uninvite bradley manning as grand marshal for next month's parade. >> bradley manning value speaking the truth about our country are completely in alignment about speaking the truth about ourselves. >> our bylaws state it has to be a local hero. and since mr. manning is incarnated and not local, he should have not even been eligible for the original ballot. we certainly apologize for that. >> police were called in and last night's meeting was called off. no idea when or where the meeting will be held next week. >>> united airlines will resume flights with its streamliners with a trip from houston to chicago. >>> this is one of the busiest times of the year for limo services. there is a huge demand for limos to take people to springtime weddings,

the man on the right is bradley cox. the man on the left is harley quinnden. notice something different about this video. listen to what the police officer from the durham regional police department is saying. [ inaudible ]. >> you see the officer start verbally threaten these guys? what's up? you. okay. these two men stay calm. >>fier begins frisking one of the guys. he says -- don't give me attitude. and then he says -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> what it sounds like this officer is saying, i can plant cocaine on you. and people will believe me. >> one cop telling this guy, i can make cocaine appear does not have anything to do with having history or not. that's a cop not acting the way she's supposed to be. >> another officer does come into view during this altercation. at one point in the video you hearhe officerhreen -- [ inaudible ]. . >> he threatens to lie to the precinct. >> why? why is this cop amped up over these two? >> no word on why this officer is at this house. a source close to the two plain clothed men say they put up video cameras so their interact

bradley, come back to see us.fifth in the nation showing off their moves. take it away, guys, we'll get out of your way. ♪ here we go, get on your feet ♪ give me a d, give me an a, y, put it all together, nbc "today," nbc "today" ♪ ♪ nbc "today," nbc "today" >> and the bulldogs will teach us a few moves coming up, and also reveal the answer to our dan brown quiz. keep tweeting the guesses to us. first your local news. 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a san francisco pot club may be close to shutting its doors for good. as part of a nationwide crackdown on marijuana clubs, the federal government moving to seize several businesses in the bay area. one of those is on mission street between 20th and 21th street in san francisco. the landlords tried and failed to evict the club last year. now u.s. attorney is seeking to force the landlords to forfeit the entire building. time now to check that morning commute with mike. how are we looking? >> we're looking slower all over the bay. here at palo alto, southbound 101 coming

>> bradley. he backs out of everything. >> when you were filming this, who made the others break character? >> i think ed probably broke character most because he laughs a lot and zach probably made us do that. >> do you agree? >> i don't remember much about these movies. >> no? the shared humor that brought these guys together for the first "hangover" movie four years ago clearly remains. do we read too much into this when we say, oh, it must be bittersweet to leave these characters behind? >> it's accurate, i think. it changed all of our lives. we love each other and it's over. >> do you really like each other? >> yes. yeah, we really do. >> man, it's good to have the wolf pack back, one last time. seth rogen and his all-star friends try to laugh off the apocalypse in "this is the end." seth rogen is looking remarkably calm for a guy who just survived the apocalypse. that's right. the apocalypse. his summer blockbuster is a buddy comedy starring his real-life buddies starring warped versions of

he is in the same group of bradley.die, gillis is within two strokes of the lead. and that istor in saturday night edition of sportswrap of see you again tomorrow at 5:00. we're all sulking in the fact we cannot match the powerball numbers, but we learned that a ticket sold in san josi successfully matched five numbers just >> on today's show, reggae rockers come full circle, plus a soldier gets her song on, and later, we sit down with william levy. all this, only on "american latino tv." >> ♪ upside your head and inside yourself then you're over there and outside yourself ♪ [captioning made possible by latv] ♪ get inside yourself >> hey guys, it's your girl valery ortiz here, and you are

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and the bradley foundation is behind this, are they not. >> they're one of many groups. one thing to understand is that there is a network of groups across this country funded by very wealthy people in states, you know all of the states you've mentioned, in wisconsin, michigan, indiana and also working in chicago trying to argue that there's a one size fits all fix for the concerns we have as regards education. the trouble with all of these groups is that they produce quote unquote solutions that come from on high, that are formulated by a lot of wealthy people who aren't particularly big fans of taxes. >> i want to get to the money. >> public sector. >> i want to get to the money. the bradley foundation is being funded by wealthy people who do not want every kid in this country to have the exact same opportunity. that is what's happening in this country. would you counter that or is that right? >> well i think the bradley foundation is a group that does a lot of research and in fact puts ideas out there and some of those ideas are viable and very worthy of consideration

. >>> military whistle blower or trader, bradley manning released thousands of confidential military documents to wiki leaks. he's the center of a heated debate. nbc bay area live in san francisco with more on this budding controversy. >> jessica, the san francisco board of directors wants to table the debate about bradley manning until after the pride parade in june, but activists aren't giving up their staging discriminations and filing a discrimination complaint. [ cheers and applause ] >> bradley manning supporters hold a fake san francisco pride board meeting on the street. san francisco pride cancelled the real meeting in the midst of community grand marshall of the pride parade. >> to me, he put his whole life at risk to help save lives. >> he leaked thousands of classified military documents to wiki leaks. hours later, released a statement saying they made a mistake. and while they regret the error, manning would not be a grand marshall. virginia says the board is out of line. >> i think they schochose to prt their opinion on a political process. >> in a statement, says the c

does the words bradley manning ring a bell? a serious situation when you think of these documents in a country we are seeing a crack down on information like we haven't seen before. the number of whistle blowers who are being prosecuted under the obama administration, more being prosecuted today than in all past administrations combined. the story of bradley manning is more than the story of this one young man. it is a message to all whistle blowers understand particularly young people in the military who have went and come back and seen atrocities terrified to speak out because they are afraid could they face the same fate. it is our job at journalist to bring you this information. and so for all the bloggers and jirnlist who are listening and watching and will see this on c-span and other global and national outlets. we have a responsibility. it is extremely serious. [applause] >> you know the efforts to silence bradley manning for the good of quote national security, are metaphorically both not allowing as much as possible a

it only matters because i think it would be weird if bradley cooper lived with his mom.es with him. >> his mom lives with bradley cooper. >> you're right on that we're following up on a little something. we told you guys that it was heidi klum who was giving her child, her children money to eat their veggies, basically. >> to drink smoothies or something. we asked you guys, what did you think about -- >> did you think it was right to bribe your children to do things like that? it was almost right down the middle, wasn't it? 45% said yes. but there is like a 10% swing in it. and 55% of you said not a good idea. >> i think that's probably -- >> but they probably do it anyway. >> i think you're right. >> we've got a good drink with us. >> it's thirst-day thursday, we're drinking strawberry mojitos, why, do you know? >> because it's thirst-day thursday. >> are you ready for bobbi's wedding tomorrow? >> i have soil in crevices and cracks i never knew i had. up to here every night in digging and making it beautiful and -- i cannot wait. >> i hope it's going to be perfect for h

do you believe that leakers such as bradley manning should be subject to some discipline yes i do and i would think that if you work for this organization you started leaking your secrets you probably ought to be fired i think every organization or have a control over its employees and therefore i think the bradley manning should be disciplined and i think that the twenty years to which he's agreed probably probably is a good good sentence i think the question with bradley manning right now is these agreed to twenty and the government wants to give them life and i just wonder whether that's appropriate but i do believe every organization should be able to discipline its employees ok then then do you fault the u.s. department of justice of trying to find out who the leakers are because as you well now there's been a scandal with the d.o.j. . secretly uptake into the phone records from associate press journalists and also up to a warrant to search the e-mail account of a fox news reporter so do you defend the u.s. government in trying to find out who the leaker is are i think if there's

trying to protect its bruised reputation so when will these secrets come to light that's ahead the bradley manning case has entered a new a level of secrecy a military judge has ordered a closed hearing to decide how much of the trial will remain secret in order to protect national security a look at this unprecedented move ahead. it's tuesday may seventh five pm in washington d.c. i make a lopez and you are watching our t.v. now before we get to today's top stories let me explain about the ribbon that i am wearing today along with all of my other colleagues this week marks the anniversary of nazi germany surrendering to the soviet union officially marking the end of world war two in europe so that is why we wear it to commemorate the enormous sacrifices humanity made to overcome oppression to mind ourselves about the millions of people and how they stared at genocide in the face and to celebrate the fact that nations around the world came together to triumph over tyranny now let's get to the news. we begin this afternoon with the latest information coming out of syria president bashar al

bradley started the day with a three-shot lead. the 68 has him on top by one. >>> tom gillis, just two off the lead. and the giants are playing at colorado. if we have highlights we'll show them to you at 6:00. >> ama: next, an extremely up >> ama: on abc7 at 6:00, the special honor for the golden state warriors, apple cofounder steve wozniak steps up to the microphone at berkeley. and the controversy and protests over a new book released in san francisco. join us at 6:00. >>> a grizzly bear caught on tape in alaska inside and out. what does that mean? see for yourself. a photographer set up his camera to shoot grizzly bears. the curious young bear walks into the frame, paws the camera, licks it, finally, tries to eat it. you can see the animal's an ticks provide this otherwise impossible look inside of a live grizzly bear's mouth. amazingly the camera was not damaged. thanks for joining >>> this is "world news." tonight powerball fever. the lines growing this evening. the biggest powerball prize ever. tonight what are your chances

brad lee -- bradley started with a the shot lead. a 68 has him on top by one into the final round. tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the rockies, manager bruce bow the called a rare team meeting. the subject? mental mistakes. san francisco has made nine errors while losing three of its last fours. let's good out to coors field. a rocky mountain low in the thimpled this is bochy warned tee him nate. tim lincecum throws the ball away. a run scores. now in the fourth, san francisco trails 3-1. >>> in case you missed it, the astros found another way to lose last night. game tied, two outs, pirates had the bases loaded for martin. he hits a lazy fly ball to right. the second baseman has it. wrong! it's knocked loose. in comes the game winner, pittsburgh with the 5-4 victory, and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. astros on track to lose their third -- have their third straight 100 loss anymores so anytime giants and a's fans complain, put it in privilege, could be the astros. >> from cars that sing t

final pairing, bay and bradley tied for the lead. bay wearing his where's waldo shirt gets him close. leading to a birdie. then under. bradley, though, a chance to answer. watch the puck, and bay hangs on for the first win on tour. the payday nearly matched the 26-year-old pga career earnings. so, he is rising, definitely, on the tour. >> a j almedinger is back racing. he will be our guest. >>> she was known as the acid queen. >> i was built for rock 'n' roll. i have a very loud voice. >> we sat down with singer grace and she told us about herman to drug then president nixon and hear more about that that is tonight at 11:00. we will see you then. >> legendary. yes. fabulous story. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> stahl: over the last ten years, the ability of computers to identify faces has gotten 100 times better, a million times faster and exponentially cheaper. >> to use face recognition, use the color-coded button on your remote. >> stahl: facial recognition is already in some of

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brad lee -- bradley started with a the shot lead. a 68 has him on top by one into the final round. tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the rockies, manager bruce bow the called a rare team meeting. the subject? mental mistakes. san francisco has made nine errors while losing three of its last fours. let's good out to coors field. a rocky mountain low in the thimpled this is what bochy warned tee him nate. tim lincecum throws the ball away. a run scores. now in the fourth, san francisco trails 3-1. >>> in case you missed it, the astros found another way to lose last night. game tied, two outs, pirates had the bases loaded for martin. he hits a lazy fly ball to right. the second baseman has it. wrong! it's knocked loose. in comes the game winner, pittsburgh with the 5-4 victory, and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. astros on track to lose their third -- have their third straight 100 loss anymores so anytime giants and a's fans complain, put it in privilege, could be the astros. >> from cars that s

. >>> 16 hole, final, bradley tied for the lead. now, bay, wearing his wear's waldo shirt.he gets to 13 under. bradley gets a chance to answer. but it lifts out and bay haeupgs on for his first win on tour. the $1.2 million payday match. the 26-year-old pga career earnings. >> good night. >> that is a huge fish. >> that is michelle i -- excuse me michael izel pulling in a record 5 foot long, 103 pound atlantic cod while fishing off of a norwegian island. it took half an hour to pull it in. >> wow! >> when will you bring in your fishing picturess? >> i got a call today. guys going to my place. we go bass fishing. i love thank you are here can i borrow the boat? the fishing weather is great. >> yes. i missed out on a great fishing trip. >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> coming. >> all right, thank you. >>> all right, closing off a main barrier road to cars. why this is happening. when you will not be able to drive through and the goal behind the change. it their say clue there. tonight at 6:30 right here on kpix5. that will do it for us. we will see you back here in half an hour. good n

bradley is atop the leaderboard. he starts sunday a stroke ahead.he giants just finished up their first inning against the rockies. tim lincecum is on the mound. it's 0-0 going into the second. marco scutaro got a hit in the top of the first. his hitting streak is at a whopping 17 games. he's hitting well over .430 during those 17 games. unbelievable. all your shark highlights tonight. hope you join us. >> i think we will. >>> we will return. "saturday night live" says good-bye to a cast member tonight. >>> there's big changes coming to "saturday night live." tonight's sin finale will mark the end for one character. bill hader will say good-bye after tonight. he said leaving "snl" was a hard decision but it had to happen at some point. head writer and weekend update anchor seth meyers will also be departing, but not right away, he'll be leaving in the fall of early next year. tonight, could also be the final show for two other long-time cast members as they leave to pursue new projects. neither actors nor the network commenting on any of this. >> ro

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