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what they do on our behalf is brave, is courageous, shows their courageous and professionalism. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in the house i shall have more meetings today. >> i would like to echo the prime minister's comments about the service personnel serving board. will the prime minister join me in praising the counsel for developing 600,000 pound ration plan in my constituency in order to help small siness. however, isn't it the case for those who run small businesses the government's v.a.t. increase is the real tax. >> first of all, can i welcome the honorable gentlemen for the house i know he was worked for mr. kumar who was widely respected in the house of commons. what we are doing to help small business is to cut the small busine tax that's the best help we can give. and, of course, the future for small business will be helped by our local enterprise partnerships which we think will be much more focused and local and deliver better than the recreational delop agencies thathey replace >> would the pr

as we observe filipino-american history month, let us celebrate the land of the brave, the land we havee to call our own. [applause] >> doesn't that just make you proud to be a filipino american? we'd like to thank you all again for being everyday heroes to the filipino community awed -- all over north america and especially here in the bay area. we would like to welcome a member of the san francisco bay school board, hydra mendoza. >> thank you very much. it's always such an honor to be celebrating our community. my parents are actually here visiting from the seattle-tacoma area and it was so wonderful so -- to see my parents and my children together. and it just reminds me how important and valuable family is and the importance of our community. mayor newsom came down earlier this evening to welcome everyone and he asked me to share this proclamation for all of you here in our community. this is a proclamation from -- from the city and county of san francisco. in october 1587 the first recorded filipinos landed in what is now moro bay, california, on a spanish galyon. since that time,

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these were very brave men who lost their lives in the service of their country -- our country. we salute their courage, and we will always honor their memory and sacrifice, which they have made for us. i also join very much with the right honorable gentleman in sending our deep condolences to the families, comrades and friends of these brave service personnel. we welcome the kabul conference, which the foreign secretary has attended, and hope that it does indeed lead to positive improvements in the lives of the people of afghanistan. the prime minister has said that he wants to see united kingdom combat troops withdrawn by 2014. could i ask the deputy prime minister whether that commitment is unconditional, or will it depend on the circumstances on the ground at the time? >> first, i welcome the right honorable gentleman to the dispatch box. i look forward to answering his questions. this is the first time a liberal leader has been in this position since the 1920s. given the right honorable gentleman's great longevity in politics, that was probably around the time he first join

is emergency team struggle to bring the flames of a control or as pogo artie's jacob grieves who braved the sweltering streets. people all over the world let's face it love to moan about the weather is too hot or too cold just how bad is it maybe that. well i might be the first a minor me i much rather be in your the air conditioned studio than out here braving the he how she said but is cooled down slightly at the moment but yet today was you said it was a record breaking day the hottest day in moscow ever really a record breaking month in july it was temps just soaring into the high seas they just had problems as well as kicked off the swimming season but already across russia in july there's been a thousand people were drowned as a kid were swimming season starts has also been a lot of people just suffering in the intense heat and earlier on we got speeches on those people who have been suffering when i woke up in the morning and failed the smell of smoke and it was very difficult to breathe it seems to me that most goes moved to africa it's the third week since we have no it a brief

what the bomb disposable teams the ied teams do is just beyond brave.i saw for myself in camp bastian the training and the instruction. and it really is an extraordinary things they do for our soldiers and our country. we announced an 67 million poun to ve proper protection. 40 million of that is for more protected vehicles we will be doubling the number of teams and all of th time we have to kp up with the technology that our enemy is using. what he says about people coming home with having lt one limb or two, just shows as i said -- these are y y y y y ypl who dont just want to have a new limb and a quiet life they want to run marathons and climb everest and they want to have fulfilling lives and we have to make sure the support is there for the very best limbs are there for them so they can live these lives. >> mr. speaker, in light of the earlier exchanges about employment and job losses, doesn't the prime minister think that the announcement this week of a further 4,000 full-time equivalent staff being cut from job center plus by next march amounts

what the bomb disposal and ied teams do is beyond brave.w for myself in camp bastion their training and instruction. they do a really extraordinary thing for our soldiers and our country. we announced an extra £67 million to give proper protection. £40 million of that is for more protected vehicles. we will also be doubling the number of teams. all the time, we have to keep up with the technology that our enemy is using. my honorable friend mentioned people coming home having lost one limb or two. that just shows, as i said, these are young people, who do not just want to have a new limb and a quiet life. they want to run marathons and to climb everest. they want to have fulfilled lives. we have to make sure that the support and the very best prosthetic limbs are there for them so that they can lead those lives. >> kate green. >> in light of the earlier exchanges about employment and job losses, does not the prime minister think that the announcement this week of a further 4,000 full-time- equivalent staff being cut from jobcentre plus by n

one of the smoking to foul smelling small caused by fires envelop the entire car but all are very brave jacob grieves our correspondents for their jacob no paper all over the world let's face it love to moan about the weather is too hot is too cold just how bad is it me. well i mean i might be the first a minor me i much rather be in your nicely air conditioned studio than out here braving the he actually said but it's cool down slightly at the moment but yeah today was you said it was a record breaking day the hottest day in moscow ever really a record breaking month in july with temperatures soaring into the high thirty's and this could reach the high forty's just have problems as well as kicked off the swimming season but already across russia in july there's been a thousand people were drowned as the season starts has also been a lot of people just suffering in the intense heat and earlier on we got to speak to some of those people who have been suffering. when i woke up in the morning and felt the smell of smoke and it was very difficult to breathe. but it seems to me that moscow's

pretty brave what he did. >> it is. good samaritan, thank you. >> the suspects are now being held without bail on suspicious of homicide and assault with a deadly weapon. >> big decisions in oakland could put officers back on the force but taxpayers would pay for them. the council suspects a requirement that the city must have 739 police officers on the force in order to receive money from that tax. that's important right now. there are fewer than 700 officers. also passed, a partial tax measure that would charge $360 per household per year. it would pay for firefighting services. both will appear on the november ballot. >> san jose police chief rob davis is calling it quits after 30 years with the department. he said the decision to leave is not easy. he said he is ready to officer advice to the next chief. >> this is about people. you know, the 1 million-plus residents who exist in the city of san jose are not statistics. you've got to get out there and rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 fa

>> i got to go to the atlanta braves training camp. yeah.hat was it? >> it was a youth boy's teaching pitch -- how to -- like, teach young guys how to play baseball thing. >> jimmy: how young were the guys? >> 5 and 6. >> jimmy: you were playing with the little scouts? >> yeah, turned out to be way cooler. >> jimmy: did they freak out when you came? >> they're at the place where they don't really know if i'm really troy or zac and they debate among themselves. they come up, they go, are you troy? and i go, well, yes and no. and one of them is like, see, he is. no, he said no, like, they don't get the whole thing yet. so, it's -- i don't know how you explain that. >> jimmy: did you get to play on the field? >> well, it was like a little league field. >> jimmy: it was? you got duped. and you went camping? was it real? >> yeah, yeah. we do hard core. so, it's, you know, bear grylls, but not quite as cool. >> jimmy: you're not cutting off parts to survive or anything like that. >> no snake skins or anything like that. >> jimmy: you will set up y

funding but some kids are still trying go to school in these villages and i think we owe to those brave children to help those kids finish school and don't worry about the, i.e.d counts but worry about those brave children still trying go to school. this is a school we opened up in 1998. 12 girls in the front row. i asked them to increase it by ten percent a year of the they don't know how to do they're math there. this is what happened one year later. now there's two rows of girls going to school here. this is on the far left in the back, silver beard is the first man to get an education in this school and his story is in the book. incredible story how he left the va ladies and gentlemen and his father booted him across the river and said don't come back until you get your education so he did this and he walked into this urban area and everybody was looking at him if you ask most men there in the back, what's the most proudest moment in your life, most of the men will say the birth of my first born son. not him, he will tell you the proudest moment in my life is to see my two daughters

it's pretty brave what he did. >> it is. good samaritan, thank you. >> reporter: the two suspects are now being held without bail on suspicion of murder, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. live in oakland, i'm vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, vicky. you should know the surveillance video helped crack this case. now the bay area police departments that more will help with other cases. coming up, a new reality tv show unfolding in living rooms across the bay area and why police hope you tune in to help. >>> big zigs in oakland tonight could help put police back on the force but taxpayers would foot the bill. the council passed an amendment. suspending a requirement that the city must have at least 739 police officers on the force in order to receive money from that tax. right now there are less than 700 officers. also passed, a partial tax measure that would charge $360 per household per year. it would pay for firefighting services and help restore the police department to previous staff levels. both

how many of our brave men and women must be sacrificed to this never-ending war? how much blood, how much treasure do we have to spend in afghanistan? and do we need another 10 years to figure it out? i suggest we don't. it's time to change course, it's time for congress assert itself in our responsibilities, in our role we control the purse strings and enough is enough. we need to say today that we must begin to safely withdraw our young men and women from afghanistan. no more funds for combat operations. the speaker pro tempore: all time for debate from the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, and her opponent have expired. pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, or his designee, and an opponent each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. mr. mcgovern: i rise in strong support of the mcgovern-obey-jones amendment. it makes sure that congress is accountable to the american people, our troops and their families about what our policy in afghanistan will be from july 11 onward. i w

beating a double for and eventually for the ones that train for the national leagues past the atlanta braves star rightfully already in the all-star game a trophy for he's after it's. you feel great and this is something you dream about i mean to be in a situation like that just to be in the game i mean to share locker room with these guys i mean it's you know as a kid you this is this is what you dream about when you play baseball and it's a moment i'll never forget and. and i was just i was lucky enough to be in a situation to come through. as some of those stalls played the game with heavy hearts with some very sad news rocking the world of baseball new york yankees owner george steinbrenner died of a heart attack on tuesday at the age of eighteen the boss as he was known. the historic club to seven world series titles eleven american league pants and sixteen division titles the be expanding however was also known as one of the most controversial figures in baseball is numerous fines and brush ups culminating in a three year ban from the sport for his involvement with the word spiral back

the american people and our brave service members deserve to know our intentions in afghanistan. that's why we needed administration to develop a timetable for withdrawal immediately. the american people want us to end this war and it is time for us to bring our men and women in uniform safely home. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. who seeks recognition at this time? the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm happy to yield four minutes to my friend from wisconsin, the distinguished ranking member of the committee on budget. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for four minutes. mr. ryan: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, what we have here is a rule, not a budget, really not a budget enforcement system, we have a rule that will deem to the appropriations committee $1.1 trillion to spend on discretionary spending. this really is an unprecedented occurrence here on the house floor, because what's happening is we're marking a moment for the first time since

have greatly enjoyed the final matches of the football world cup and the volleyball matches with our brave team which is leading its group in the world team. fidel castro, july 11, 2010. this was a reflection written by you. i think that these summaries and talks and i thank you for your appearance. i know that you -- i think that team was a surprise and a joy to meet. >> how did you find out? i heard about this because they took pictures with their cell phones. the picture -- a friend of mexico sent it to me. >> it sends to me -- this is a great source of joy for our people. the vitality of your presence. also cheering it a group of workers. it was timely for public opinion in the country and abroad, as to what could happen there, considering the circumstances that are taking place right now. i want to thank you on behalf of our program for this possibility of sharing this time with our people on your reflections, reaching out to our people through the written press enter your presence here. i'd thank you for your presence. i also thank you our comrades who have joined us. i would like to

signing the declaration of independence was a brave move. by embarking on such a bold experiment, they risked life and limb to create a nation based, not on ethnicity or religion or geographic boundaries, but based solely on ideas. the declaration of independence is quite simply a textbook of freedom. as the declarations parchment has yellowed with age, america has become origination whose ideals and economy have been the envy of the world -- has become our rich -- a rich nation whose ideals and economy have been the envy of the world. one of the threats confronting america comes from within. i am talking about our national debt. wisely, the author, thomas jefferson, warned of this danger early on. as you once said the mother does not exist and engine so corrective of the government -- as he once said, there does not exist and engine so corrective as bigger -- so corrupt as the government. as usual, jefferson was right. at a time when americans are clipping coupons and pinchingg pennies, president obama and the democrats in congress continue

there oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave [applause] >> that was beautiful. beautiful. wasn't that beautiful? by the way, she gives her talents and many community organizations around the bay area. she is with the sand francisco friends of samoa. that is her heritage. her family came from samoa. she gives her time and voice to a lot of community groups across the bay area. thank you for that beautiful and thumb. thank you. here we are at the sixth annual asia-pacific heritage -- american heritage month and celebration. this year, we have a special title. i think you see it in your program books. we celebrate the heritage fostering unity. that is especially meaningful today to celebrate. specifically, it is important to know, here in san francisco, the city and county, one-third of the population is asian american and pacific islander. that is why if you look at all of us who were able to be here tonight to celebrate this particular month in this particular fashion -- clearly, one-third of us living in the city of san francisc

in the difficult times, he protected funding for the arts, which is hard to do, and brave, given the priorities that the city has to keep in mind. with that, i would like to bring to the stage, your mayor, gavin knew some -- nwsom. [applause] mayor newsom: i know that you are all asking when we will get to the main event. you do not want a long speech for me. first, let me think -- thank everyone of you for being here today. let me thank those wonderful musicians. for entertaining and reminding us why we are here. thank you to lease -- luis and the arts commission for their stewardship in this process, for their outstanding recommendation of carlos santana. to all of you for making seven system such a special place. i was reminded a bit of the great room in this building, that this represents to me, as mayor, the city. also as a man that had the privilege to grow up in san francisco. reminding him and all of you that this is where the united nations was conceived. it happened right next door in the opera building. this is where the united nations was founded. dow appropriate, founded

how many of our brave men and women must be sacrificed to this never-ending war? how much blood, how much treasure do we have to spend in afghanistan? and do we need another 10 years to figure it out? i suggest we don't. it's time to change course, it's time focongress assert itself in our responsibilities, in our role we control the pursstrings and enough is enough. we need to say today that we must begin to safely withdraw our young men and women from afghanistan. no more funds for combat operations. the speaker pro tempore: all time for debate from the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, and her opponent have expired. pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, or his designee, and an opponent each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. mr. mcgovern: i rise in rong support of the mcgovern-obey-jones amendment. it makes sure that congre is accountable to the american people, our troops and their families about what our policy in afghanistan will be from july 11 onward. i would lik

this brave soldier put up on the internet through wikileaks footage that was just absolutely incredible and sad and pathetic to watch. and for that, now, he's been arrested, he's in jail. this is -- the opposite should be happening. he should be rewarded for saying, i witnessed a lie and i'm going to tell my fellow americans the truth. >> larry: wikileaks will not confirm the source. he's been arrested but the assumption is that he's the source. it's not yet a fact. >> yeah. >> larry: you see him as a hero. how do you see the leaks affecting the obama administration which has condemned them? >> well, that's -- that's a bit of an orwellian moment because -- because you have the obama administration essentially defending the cover-up and the lying that took place primarily during the bush years. and so for the obama administration to take this position as just, you know, he should be saying, look, this is exactly who we want in our armed force, we want men and women of conscience and people who will stand up and fight for the things they believe in. that's what this soldier, this young so

incredible lies that have cost thousands of lives, billions of dollars, and one brave soldier by the name of bradley manning decided that the truth had to be told. and he said he was willing to do it regardless of the consequences. and he essentially followed the nuremberg principles, which is when you see something going on like this, when you see war crimes being committed, when you see lies being told in order to bring a country to war, you have to speak out against it. you can't just line up and be a good german and do what you're told to do. this brave soldier put up on the internet, through wikileaks, footage that was just absolutely incredible and sad and pathetic to watch. and for that, now, he's been arrested. he's in jail. this is -- the opposite should be happening. he should be rewarded for saying, i witnessed a lie and i'm going to tell my fellow americans the truth. >> larry: wikileaks will not confirm the source. he's been arrested but the assumption is that he's the source. it's not yet a fact. >> yeah. >> larry: you see him as a hero. how do you see the leaks affecti

in the difficult times, he protected funding for the arts, which is hard to do, and brave, given theriorities that the city has to keep in mind. with that, i would like to bring to the stage, your mayor, gavin knew some --

we learned good samaritans bravely snapped the photos, sending them to police so the vandals can get caught. >> how about this guy, leaving foot locker with what looks like stolen goods, and this guy with a handful of toiletries. waiting for a bus, in front of the foot locker. where the looting took place. >> i think that the looters are actually smiling, just shows why they were looting. it was an excuse to make trouble and do whatever they want. >> they appear to be enjoying themselves. that was really sad. >> reporter: we show thd oakland couple a picture of a man what tooks to be stealing expensive high tops. >> they are stealing from our neighborhood. >> reporter: more locals over to the live truck to show them the photos close up to get their reaction. >> being an oakland resident, finding out that 80% of the people arrested that evening weren't from the area it is painful, exactly. >> this guy, what is he doing? >> obviously, what is unfortunate about it, this was about oscar grant. >> you come to somebody else's neighborhood. how would you like it if someone came to your neig

. >> pretty brave what he did. >> it is. good samaritan, thank you. >> police believe the two are responsible for another robbery and shooting last month in berkeley. they're being held without bail. >> a concord grandfather faces child endangerment charges in the pit bull attack that killed his grandson. dogs mauled steven hiashi's grandson last week. the boy walked into the garage where the three dogs were kept. investigators say hiashi claimed that the door was usually locked with a dead bolt that jacob could not reach. the boy's father said the entire family is taking responsibility for the tragedy. hiashi is due back in court next week. >> new developments in the deadly fire that killed four children. a second mother is facing charges in connection with the blaze. the 24-year-old woman is being held on four counts of child manslaughter and child endangerment. her sister pleaded not guilty a few weeks ago. prosecutors say the kids were left alone in the apartment for about 30 minutes before the fire broke out. >> big dec

"the hotline"'s amy walter, the atlanta braves, cynthia tucker and "newsweek"'s howard fineman. just two years ago millions of americans were excited by the promise of barack obama. >> i am certain that generations from now we'll be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless. this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our product began to heal. this was moment when we ended a war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last best hope on earth. chris: wow. obama excited higher turnout in that than most presidential elections. he got 69% of first-time rsvote, 66% of voters under 30. 95% of african americans and 67% of hispanics. john heilemann, most midterm election are 15 to 20 points lower in turnout than presidential elections. how does he get the new buys, all those people -- new bies, all those people, to get out in november. >> i think it might be too late. the young people you're talking about, the core of the new voters that obama drew in, they

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it was one man, who was, that is a brave decision, leaving your hometown and what he did.t say it was not brave. >> larry: sad reaction from errol, at winking lizard tavern in lakewood, ohio where there could be a couple of arrests tonight. errol, how would we describe the mood in ohio? >> right now we have got a lot of angry people here, larry. one thing -- they don't believe lebron should have stayed. there is a lot of bad thing that are happening behind me right now. everything, lebron is coming down. and we're a resilient city. worst things happen to us when it comes to sport. we are going to bounce back. and we want to put a team together that is going to continue. >> larry: i'm not hearing them too clearly. what was he saying? >> he was saying that they own lebron james. he is their property. and that's, i understand the fans getting upset and everything. but also a lot of them were smiling. because if you are a chicago cubs fan or cleveland fan you are used to this. this is why, you know? you are eternally optimistic. >> why would you stay? you are right he is going

we grieve, we grieve the loss of our brave young british soldiers as we do americans. it is tough. what we owe them in return is a strategy that can succeed in the overall plan that does not tell the enemy that we are going to leave at a date certain. the strategy can and will succeed in my view. >> if you were president, what would your strategy be? what's my strategy would be exactly the same that i supported -- >> my strategy would be exactly the same that i supported. it would be the surge, what worked for us and our allies in iraq. that succeeded. everyone said that would be the end of my political chances to get the nomination of my party. i was right. all the pundits that you year in washington now is say we cannot succeed -- you here in washington now who say we cannot succeed are the same ones you said we could not succeed in iraq. people do not hold them accountable. >> last month was the deadliest month for college -- for coalition forces. is it still worth it? >> again come up when we began the surge, casualty's went up. we predicted the same thing would happen in afgha

. >>> some brave souls went over the edge in downtown san francisco to raise money for a good cause. >> go! [ cheering and applause ] >> supports of the special olyms repelled down the grand hyatt hotel as people below cheered them on. the money raised benefits the northern california special olympics. they offer free training and a dozen sports year round. and ktvu own john right there joined the fun and repelled down the side of the building and repelling continues tomorrow at 9:00 in the mornings. and john you are much braifr than i. that is it for tonight. -- braver. bay area news at 7:00 will be back on monday and we continue at 10:00 on channel 2. [ male announcer presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover. and even the most acclaimed luxury suv ever, the cadillac escalade. summer brings out the best in all of us. hurry in to

we honor the sacrifices of our brave men and women who have served together once again and even lay at the rest together. of of all, our alliance drives because of the offenses of the common interest, whether it is preventing the spread of nuclear weapons or securing vulnerable nuclear materials, thwarting terrorist attacks or climate change, while developing economic growth and development. when we stand together as a people and when people around the world are more secure and prosperous. >> the strain has come in the comments that have been made by some american lawmakers because of the bp oil spill and the release of the lockerbie bomber. lawmakers here are alleging that british petroleum lobbied hard for the release of the terrorists. david cameron has spent much of the last 24 hours on the defensive saying that this was a decision not made by his government or by the previous government but by the scottish government. david cameron said he was not aware of any role played by pp in that decision to release the bomber on congressional grounds. the prime minister made it clear that h

it would take a very brave punter to bet against them securing only their second ever domestic. take on the rough stuff in the second game before. their push for european football next season with the win over struggling. there is an intriguing match up in the third and final clash champions rued being going head to head with a school outfit who have not lost in half a dozen weeks. tenure as france monetarist started off with a buying the former bordeaux coach is spending the entire squad following their world cup twenty ten embarrassment. start to the group stage in south africa feeling to win any of their three games but it was the off pitch action which proved the final straw a number of players boycotted training in support of nicolas anelka after the chelsea. tried to a sent home for insulting then manager raymond domenech meaning the blank will now begin without the likes of anelka captain patrice evra or karim benzema from stickle norway in a friendly in august the eleventh expect a whole host of new tops in that one. pre-season friendly are the order of the day currently

and the person that called the ladder and bravely climbed the ladder and flew our beautiful flag, larry mcdonald. i'd also like to acknowledge paul barry in the red shirt. paul is president of our san francisco fire historical society and there are many members today, including the huggins, that are up here with me. i'd like to ask donna and chuck to step forward. donna is press -- dressed in the period costume of lily hitchcock coit. >> hello, everybody. great to be here! >> we also have retired captain jook -- jack mccloskey as well as phil egg anl -- eggan. we -- egan. we love being part of this city. our halt is off to lily hitchcock coit. i stand here today with ian, a descendant of lily hitchcock coit. i must say even though i don't smoke cigars or gamble, my hat is off to lily hitchcock coit. she was a visionary person. . maybe a little ahead of her time. i know if might have been an active member of the fighter department. . but she's near and dear to the heart of everybody in the 2ke789 thank you for the generosity and thank you for coming out and celebrating with us. >> we are

nothing sluggish about the way the braves have been playing. martin prado and chipper jones both hit solo homers in the third. atlanta has won five of their last six after beating the brewers, 2-1. >>> twins and white sox, chicago with runners on the corners. alex burnett with a pitch -- or not. he did everything right except let go of the ball. that's a balk in anybody's book. in came the tying run. when a.j. pierzynski finally got a pitch across the plate, he ripped a go-ahead double rbi. the white sox win it, 8-7. >>> and, finally, who says cycling's not a physical sport. mark renshaw became the first person to be kicked out of the tour de france for headbutting another rider. yep, he headbutted someone. renshaw tried to make a path for his teammate, mark cavendish, and took it a step too far. funny thing, it worked. cavendish won the stage, but renshaw's tour is over. talk about a bonehead move. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, which proven box office star isn't expected to

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