and most importantly, the families of those four brave men deserve the truth. this committee will build upon the excellent oversight work conducted to this date and ask questions and demand answers. constitutional check and balances were intended to ensure that each branch of government conduct itself with the utmost integrity and do so within the law. that is our duty. and we will solemnly and jishously carry this out. today we have the opportunity to stand together and take another step closer to accomplishing that goal, to finding the truth and i urge my colleagues in the house to support this resolution. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: mr. sessions: we reserve our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida will control the time. mr. hastings: i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the distinguished the gentleman from maryland, my good friend and member of the oversight and government reform committee as its ranking member, five minutes to mr. cummings. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for five minute

everybody in the nation wanted to know how our ambassador and three other brave americans died. to suggest they weren't trying to prepare her to talk about the deaths of an american -- three americans, four americans is just insulting to our intelligence, but the document itself tells you it was directed toward explaining benghazi. to show that we will be resolute in bringing people who harm americans to justice, that was part of what they wanted her to convey. no one else was hurt, other than benghazi. so within the document itself, they are talking about reinforcing the view that we will go after those who harmed americans. the only people who were harmed, the four people killed were in benghazi. so that's just a bald-faced lie, that's insulting our intelligence, and it really is disrespectful to those who died in the line of duty to suggest this email they would not give us without a court order had nothing to do with the death of four americans. it had everything to do -- mr. mccain: i might add that all of the emails were supposed to be given to the congress in return for t

lord, help us as we recommit our lives to the service of this great nation and all those brave in and women who served uniform, especially in harm's way this day. let them know they are not alone. we ask these things in your holy name, amen. navy bandited states in seeing our national anthem. . >> ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose bright stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, general dempsey. >> thanks very much. mr. president, secretary hagel, embers of congress, yes, veterans, fellow americans, and most especially the families of our missing and fallen warriors, and especially those from the tragedy assistance program survivors. [applause] every day but especially on memori

my mother was very brave.came over from the other side when she was a little kid and the only thing she asked for, my mother said, i would like to , the apartment in the front of the tenement became available and my mother said i am sick and tired of looking at cats and wet wash hanging from the lines. i would like to see the world. but the world -- by the world she meant the street in front of our house. had three older brothers, we had a family meeting. we got to let mom see the world. ce man.ld was tony the i ain't much of a world but to her it was the world. it was $16 a month rent in the back and in the front it was $18 a month. we were just little kids, nobody was really going to school. but we hustled and we ran blum,one calls, and mrs. a phone call at the drugstore for you. here is a nickel. my aunt sadie who worked as a floor lady, she gave her salary -- half of her salary over to her. my father died and she was raising four boys. she was a same. we moved to the front and it was great. my mother could

brave men and women who answered the call and said send me. they will never be seen again.d give comfort to those who continue to grieve. let them know that their loved one did not die in vain and that we will never, ever forget. help us now as we recommit our lives to the service of our nation. let them know that they are not alone. we ask these things in your holy name, amen. leese joined the navy band in singing our national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, general dempsey. [applause] >> thanks very much. hagel,sident, secretary members of congress and , families of guest our missing and fallen warriors and especially those from the tragedy assistance program. [applause] up --, r rolling hills remind us that on this ground there is so much history and valor resting. looking out at these headstones i am reminded of a seldom sung stanza of our national valid, america the beautiful. dreamstiful for patriot that see beyond the years, nine alabaster cities gleam on bound by human tears. and we honor the patriot dreams of america's son

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the giants sweep the braves in atlanta for the first time since 1988. great pitching from bum gard a neither. struck out 9. he is 3-3 on the year. that solo shot 2-1 giants. goes deep again in the eighth and this time off wall den. the third homer of the year and a two-run shot. gentes sweep the braves 4-1 the final of the headed to pittsburgh to face the pirates. 6th inning and the game tied at one. starting to crank it up at the plate. deep to left center and off the top of the green monster wall. he will hustle around. and he is in there. the sox are tied. we are tied at two and go to extras. bare hands it and lowry scores it 3-2a's. gets paw droi yaw for the game ending double play. the a's head home preventing a sweep. they will head home with a 3-2 vic terror re. victory. jeff baker and deep opposite way. puig and oh has a play and goes crashing into the wall. puig shaken, but not seriously hurt. marlins win it 5-4 the final. padres and d-backs bottom of 9. alonzo a slow roller. can't beat the speedy cameron mabin. the pads win it it on a walkoff

the giants sweep the braves in atlanta for the first time since 1988.reat pitching from bum gard a neither. struck out 9. he is 3-3 on the year. that solo shot 2-1 giants. goes deep again in the eighth and this time off wall den. the third homer of the year and a two-run shot. gentes sweep the braves 4-1 the final of the headed to pittsburgh to face the pirates. 6th inning and the game tied at one. starting to crank it up at the plate. deep to left center and off the top of the green monster wall. he will hustle around. and he is in there. the sox are tied. we are tied at two and go to extras. bare hands it and lowry scores it 3-2a's. gets paw droi yaw for the game ending double play. the a's head home preventing a sweep. they will head home with a 3-2 vic terror re. victory. jeff baker and deep opposite way. puig and oh has a play and goes crashing into the wall. puig shaken, but not seriously hurt. marlins win it 5-4 the final. padres and d-backs bottom of 9. alonzo a slow roller. can't beat the speedy cameron mabin. the pads win it it on a walkoff gr

if you are so brave and wild why can't you relate to the juvenile. wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. then it would be too late, everyone will see that they are safely locked us up and threw away the key. >> thanks a lot. [ applause ] >> even though jones was popular among other inmates and spent time in prison, he struggled with some aspects of life in the dormitory style housing unit he shared with 71 other men. >> i never really liked open dorms. i'm a person that's like cleanliness. a lot of people when they sneeze or cough don't cover up. you know, sometimes i can be sitting there eating and somebody just sneezing and sneezing and not covering their mouth. i try to cover my food and dang, what's wrong with these people. probably a little crazy. o father please save me and deliver me. >> as averse as he was to germs, jones was enthusiastic toward his spirituality. >> his nightly prayers could last up to 15 minutes. >> please set me free. please set me free. >> we would come to learn why jones' prayers to be set free were espec

. >> meet the brave guy who reveals how long he lasted. >> my muscles they were shrinking up pretty good. >>> a hawk attack has a glider pilot thinking -- >> maybe i should land this thing. >> see the crazy maneuvers to escape one angry bird. an forget the x factor. now there's the sex factor. with a prize -- >> of $1 million. >> the adult film reality competition no pros allowed. >> for people who have never performed. >> i would hope that would be all. >> the indy 500 went down this past weekend. a lot of people talking about the race, the winner ryan hunter-reay. do you know about another event that went down, the indy 211. it was the 211 people arrested, most of them drugs and alcohol. i hate to say this, someone died during the indy 500. here is a video from the grass littered field. this officer here by himself surrounded by a bunch of partygoers. watch closely right here. see that. he gets hit with something. watch it again. see this thing bounce off of him. like a water jug. as soon as he is hit he starts marching in a certain direction. the guy with the camera follows, clearly g

and makes a choice to be brave and rise to the occasion.ies you highlight, is it people finding them in those sorts of tough situations where they have to be brave or just not going to make it, or is it more sort of an intentional act where people are seeking out situations where they can be courageous and brave? >> you know, it's a mixed bag. i have a couple of new segments that haven't been released yet where it was life circumstance that came upon them, and the same with ted, the same with mexico. but i've highlighted people who have take continue upon themselves, they've seen some kind of situation they didn't agree with and wanted to do something about it and push forward. i think -- i think bravery comes in all shapes and sizes and it's going on all over us and all we need to do is highlight it and we can find it. >> you are putting yourself at some risk especially when you leave the united states and deal with these dangerous situations. are you now or in the future going to deal with the bravery that it takes to actually report some

honorable, as he claims, which is hard to imagine given the damage he has done, then he ought to be brave enough to face the justice system that is the foundation of the country he loves. >> let me turn to a note. as a north carolinian who knew

robert greenwald is the founder and president of brave new films. robert, tell us what happened on capitol hill. what was the controversy over your film? >> the controversy is really another example of how the kochs work, which is they tried to change the conversation. the koch lawyer put out a statement immediately then candidates who received money from the kochs picked up the statement and carry their water in an effort to really stop free speech and prevent the public

and most importantly, the families of those four brave men deserve the truth. this committee will build upon the excellent oversight work conducted to this date and ask questions and demand answers. constitutional check and balances were intended to ensure that each branch of government conduct itself with the utmost integrity and do so within the law. that is our duty. and we will solemnly and jishously carry this out. today we have the opportunity to stand together and take another step closer to accomplishing that goal, to finding the truth and i urge my colleagues in the house to support this resolution. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: mr. sessions: we reserve our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida will control the time. mr. hastings: i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the distinguished the gentleman from maryland, my good friend and member of the oversight and government reform committee as its ranking member, five minutes to mr. cummings. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for five minute

how a group of brave bystanders jump into pull her out. how doi ining yoga by the sea s like a good idea. how the downward dog just goes down. >> here come the cross feeds. soso's's h hisis s ser, anand d hihis s mamandnn [speaking mandndararinin]] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of amamereri, jim falls short in gegettttining g imimpoportrtanam food alone. mamakikingng j jimim m moro. adadd d onone e a a daday y m, rich in key nutrtrieientnts sy need. >>> there are many places where you have to be aware of your surroundings and a subway station is one of them. you have a platform and no gate if you are walking around not paying attention. nbta posted this one on youtube. you can see what is going on. according to nbta officials at the transportation authority. this woman walks around appearing that she is unaware. she doesn't slow down and falls into that pit. for her there were commuters who were aware. you can see them jump in and rescue this woman. no one touched that third rail which could be deadly if you touch it. they get the

and she said to me, ooh sweety, you're so brave. i would hate to have your life. i couldn't help but smile because i realized that this woman, this homeless woman on the bus and i, we share a lot. this homeless woman on the bus and i, we're both part of groups that society tends to under value and to marginalize. and to value our contributions in a very limited sense. now, let me tell you something. i don't consider myself brave at all, and those of you who know me certainly know that that's true. and i might, you know, knock you in the teeth if you call me that to my face. however, the point of this story that i'm trying to tell you is us folks with disabilities, we're not just folks who can't see. we're not just folks who can't walk. we're folks who are part of a much larger, broader, beautiful tapestry of a community. and in part, independent living centers are how that community gained its voice, gained some political power. and it's that community i think can take us into the next precipice of disability rights. so, what is independent living and what's an in

. >> because she is brave. >> yes. she was very brave. i don't know if she understood how brave she was because she was kooky. but she had an audacity to have fun and to take chances and risks at a very high cost. >> you write about how she was institutionalized and went through electroshock therapy. >> that was a rumor. it was rumored that she did, she went through that. but she came back. and she was not the same person. >> and we should say that all of the names were changed in the book. right, to protect identities. crazy cindy had the moniker crazy. you called your mother, crazy many times in the book. you described beatings from her as well, the verbal and the physical abuse. was she ever diagnosed as mentally ill? >> she was diagnosed as mentally ill and yet they still did not take her parental rights away because they viewed her as being responsible by putting me in a home, even though i was in a loving home. my father's sister. >> you mean in tia's home. >> in tia's home, yeah. you know, but, you know, initially i used to think t

so i feel that i owe it to the families of ambassador stevens and the other brave americans who lost their precious lives to bring some minimal level of balance to this process and to check false claims wherever they may arise. in short, ladies and gentlemen, i believe we need someone in that room to simply defend the truth. defend the truth. and that is why i have agreed to serve. let me just close by saying rather than fundraising off of the murders of these four brave americans and i must tell you i find that diss pickable. i believe the best way is to bring their killers to justice and work in a bipartisan way to strengthen security for all u.s. peron ell overseas. thank you. -- personnel overseas. >> any questions? >> some members of your leadership team advised you not to do this? what ultimately was the tipping point and what caused you to say no, we are going to do this. >> mr. cummings has spelled it out very clearly the abuses that occurred in the previous issa investigation and then when the rules -- when the proposal was put forth as to how we would proceed, you would thi

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i'm the executive draft or of hope for the brave. of the proper resources that were invested. idea thatee with the we have a sense of urgency. there is a short window of opportunity to help these veterans make a successful transition. my question is, how can we engage your leadership in helping to educate other foundations about the importance of focusing on this area during the next 5-7 years so we can make a real difference now versus spending the next 5-7 years trying to educate the 99% who have not served. >> i have not served. i feel grateful to be on the stage. wherever i go, and those that i talk to, and mention the support that we give. it is the strategic nature of investment. i know he's in the audience. to take away from this, and hopefully we will all walk out with some of these questions, what happens? how did they turn into actions? president bush said at the beginning of the day. for me, as i have sat here, i've tried to make it clear. we can step up our game. we are missing something if i am only talking to my foundat

. >> or going against party line all of a isn't thata -- that is brave, lauren bush, his granddaughterwho claims he could not be there because there was broccoli on the menu, i thought that was funny. she said compromise is a dirty word in washington, it was then, it still is, the company will continue to spiral downward. neil: compromise is dirty. >> yes. >> they don't. >> i agree with tracy, write that down. neil: gary, my worry is that in -- i don't think that jfk himself would qualify for the award that is given in otherwise own honor. i am wonder figure he spins in his grave hearing what qualifies as bravery on the legislative front these days. >> what is brave to libal side is raising taxes, if george bush lowered taxes he would get the ras perry award -- raspberry award that is a stick in the high, they use this to win presidently, they run ad after ad against it, all of a sudden it is the brave thing to do. >> a stick in whose eye, he did not reject the award. neil: he did not. >> he did not show up because of the broccoli. neil: i think there are higher honors for acts of brie

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braves tie it at one. another solo shot. 2-1 giants. the seventh, michael moore goes deep, as well. all three homer led off the inning. giants their eighth win in nine games. boston strong. in all its glory. former a and the pride of pet lume marks jonny gomes, grand slam in the first. more than enough for boston pitcher jon lester, allowed one hit. a career high 15 strikeouts. walked only two. red sox win it 6-3. after eliminating the sharks in seven games, kings taking on anaheim. ducks led. marian gaborik scores with seven seconds left in the game knocking it out mid-air. 2-2. completes the comeback in overtime. tips it past jonas hiller. kings take game one 3-2 the final.=9 floyd mayweather and marcus my done nan. mayweather got a cut under his eye. mayweather will hold on for a unanimous decision. mayweather remains undefeated but a rematch by be in order. third round of the wells fargo championship. charlotte. phil mickelson 963. always a great short game. here on 18, gets it within a few feet. he's 2 back at 11 under. j. b. homes

them away m ♪ i'll be your lighthouse i'll make it okay when i see your monsters i'll stand there so braveese messages that you will never get and all these cries for help you'll never see you'll never check but i guess it's easy for you to leave me but believe me see this isn't something that i'm a just forget ♪ ♪ i would trade it all for one more minute don't you see i really need you to talk to uh - i'm still sitting here wondering who did it while i'm staring out our front door knowing you'll never walk through ♪ ♪ said you'd come right back now you're gone like that a blank stare as i stand so alone i know you're never coming home ♪ i see your monsters i see your pain tell me your problems i'll chase them away m ♪ i'll be your lighthouse i'll make it okay when i see your monsters i'll stand there so brave and chase them all away ♪ ♪ uh i got a heart made of fools gold got me feeling so cold they keep chipping away all the promises i told felt like i was on those they keep slipping away ♪ ♪ i want nobody else but it's hard to get to know me when i don't know myself and it helps cause i

tonight, giants/brave's. we are an equal opportunity sports department.ecially when it comes to winning baseball. in fact, no team is better than that in san francisco. >> we're going streaking. yeah. >> you bet. the giants have now won four straight against the national league east brave. tim linscum allowed only one run and struck out 11. their 25 wins are the most in baseball. the a's are right behind them with 24. >>> an nba update for you. the warriors can cross stan van gun distracted's name off their keeping search -- gundy's name off their keeping search. he reportedly signed $5 million deal with the pistons to be both their head coach and team president. michael sam was drafted in the 7th ground on saturday to become the first open lay gay player in the nfl. following today's press conference, both sam and the rams' front office are ready for the focus of getting back to football. >> michael is the first, and somewhere in the future, guess what? he's just going to be a name in a dot that some kid in middle school is going to memorize. we won't th

giants put the right man on the hill against the braves. ryan vogelsong with a stunning e.r.a. of .89 over his last three starts surrendering just two runs coming in. at at&t, 6-1 of their last 7 at the yard. freddie freeman drops in a single to right. jason hayward, a throw to hayward by four feet. somehow leaves buster posey's tag. posey w posey. now minor strikes out posey swinging. braves win 5-0. reddick and trendiest song in the majors. doolittle enjoying wham's song from 1984. eventually scoring to the fifth, fans know it is coming up. reddick crushes deep shot it right field. no one is catching this one. second of the year. "care less whisper" is trending on twitter right now. while does's late seven willing round call from st. louis rams released a sea of emotion from michael sam. real work of making the team starts now. sam today trying to get the subject of his sexuality off the table and prevent it from becoming a distraction. >> i said, long ago, that whoever picked me, whatever team that does pick me, they know about my sexuality. they know about everything about

what's it mean to be brave? >> bravery to me, as an example would be something along the lines of someone who goes out of their way despite the very likely potential of dying and risking his life to, you know, protect another one. >> we didn't talk about that word very much because we didn't feel what we were doing was bravery. >> every single person that got shot over there, they didn't worry about themselves one bit. all they asked about was how are my guys? sergeant rice when he got hit, he's like where's my team at? is solo okay? is jackson okay? is vandenberger all right? sergeant padilla lost his arm. his arm was missing. he had shrapnel in his face. and he was just asking if everybody was okay. that's bravery. >> sergeant first class cortez, unwavering courage, aggressiveness, and leadership while under fire were decisive to his company defeating an enemy attack. private first class cortez's performance reflects great credit upon himself, task force bayonet, combined joint task force 101. >> how'd that fe

>> she's -- brave, bold individual that i fell for in the beginning. and sexy as ever. that's what i tell you. >> that brave decision elevated angelina beyond the bright lights of hollywood. the former wild child has become a role model for the fight against breast cancer, as well as a global crusader for refugees in war-torn countries. >> she went from this self-destructive teenager to this hollywood bad girl that had everyone kind of scared at some moments in her life to just being this huge sort of mother teresa figure. >> a daughter of hollywood royalty, angelina jolie voigt was born in los angeles on june 4th of 1975. her mother, marcheline bertrand was an actress and homemaker. her father is best known for his iconic roles in "midnight cowboy," -- >> i'm walking here, i'm walking here. >> -- and "coming home." >> her dad, jon voight, who she has had a very up and down rocky relationship throughout the years. >> this is angie. >> he left her when she was 6 months old. and she has spoken about how she has dealt with abandonment issues as a very young child. >> she w

the braves will feel at home. it is going to be hot. 90 degrees and dropping to the low 80s by mid-afternoon. make sure you take the sunscreen. the temperatures will drop along the coastline to the mid70s. by thursday you will feel it there first. inland spots mid-nineties. everyone sees the cooling trend on friday. and by the weekend, drays steek steek -- drastic drop. >> thanks, sandhya. >> larry beil is here. there is lots to talk about. >> video replays front and center. buster posey with the tag or buster posey with the tag or maybe not. ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. it is so good for a night in. whatever the a's are eating, i would like some. they out scored opponents 30 fine-8. 39-8. great reflexes by the fan here at the coliseum. this is why you bring your glove to the game. nicely done.

the braves will feel at home. it is going to be hot. 90 degrees and dropping to the low 80s by mid-afternoon. make sure you take the sunscreen. the temperatures will drop along the coastline to the mid70s. by thursday you will feel it there first. inland spots mid-nineties. everyone sees the cooling trend on friday. and by the weekend, drays steek steek -- drastic drop. >> thanks, sandhya. >> larry beil is here. there is lots to talk about. >> video replays front and center. buster posey with the tag or maybe not. sports is next. what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use your woice? my voice. your woice. my voice. "vuh," voice. his voice. your woice? look. watch sci-fi. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. whatever the a's

c-span: how do you define a brave woman? >> guest: a woman who stands up for herself and what she believes in even though she's scared. i think a brave person is a person who goes ahead and does something that's frightening even though they're frightened. i mean, every single woman, for instance, who was active in this lawsuit against the times was putting her career on the line, particularly the seven named plaintiffs in this suit. and as a result of the suit, their careers were blighted, but they opened up -- they were pioneers. they opened up the way for other women. c-span: was your name on the suit? >> guest: no. c-span: how come? >> guest: because i was a foreign correspondent in paris at the time that they were trying to get plaintiffs. if i had been asked, i would have said yes. i would have been scared to death, but i would have said yes. i was in paris in 1974 when they were deciding and when the suit was finally filed after fruitless negotiation with management. and i would have been a plaintiff. i would have been

sorry i stained the carpet. >> the carpet will be fine. >> brave kid. amazing. >>> fire danger really high even in the bay area. haven't seen any big fires yet. i hope we do not. but lack of rainfall pretty much for the past three or four years coming to a climax. fire danger will be elevated for a while. today it was all about wind coming the ocean. a peek outside shows that wind blowing in. great shot from chopper 5 looking over the golden gate bridge. humidity high, keeps temperatures down. puts our fire danger into check. mount vaca, not very warm. nobody in the 70s now. 65 for san bruno. oakland 65. livermore 65. san jose 65. san francisco the cool spot at 61. santa rosa currently 67. very active radar but several hours to fourth. we don't want the third and lightning, but we could use some of the rainfall. there is an outside chance of a shower in the far north bay this evening. there is a chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the east bay, but more so in the sacramento valley tomorrow. kpix 5 high def doppler tracking thunderstorms up toward chic

a very interesting man, a brave man. it was a rough and dangerous place and he knew it. very soft-spoken guy about this tall you know. physically as it on imposing as a person can be and yet he just have this boldness about him and this courage about him and he went about the business of building a movement there. one of the interesting things about alabama is that as tough as those years were in the state at the time alabama has probably done as good a job as any state of claiming that history and preserving it in civil rights sites with museums and markers and the alabama department of tourism works really hard to bring people into alabama to see the places where these dramatic things happen. although the civil rights movement was you know, a turbulent time and it was hard and violent and ugly things happen during that time but it was also a time when people confronted violence with nonviolence. so there was something incredibly courageous about them. because they did that all of us became a little more free. a official segregation, legal segregation ended because of t

yesterday the g-men beat the braves, 4-2. when they take the field, they will be without brandon bell. there it is again. the first baseman will undergo surgery today at stanford medical center after he broke his thumb at the plate. technically, the ball broke his thumb. today, he'll have two pins installed in his left thumb and he will likely be out for six weeks. >> that always hurts more, when it's just your thumb. >>> well, with steve kur reportedly in talks to be the new head coach of new york knicks, the warriors are hotly pursuing stan mangundy. according to yahoo! sports, the warriors are competing with detroit for van gundy. this will be a homecoming for him if he does choose the bay area. he went to high school in martinez. >>> the second most popular jersey in the nfl right now belongs 2409 s to the 249th pic the draft. >> the michael sam rams jersey is among the second best seller. on thursday, he became the first openly gay player to be drafted when the rams picked him up in the seventh round to tears. >> the top

yesterday the g-men beat the braves, 4-2. now, when they take the field tonight, oh, ow, they'll do without brandon belt and that's why the first baseman will undergo surgery today. you can see that ball hit belt's hand. he will have two pins installed in his left thumb and likely be out six weeks. >>> steve kerr in final talks to be the new head coach of the new york knicks, the warriors are apparently hotly pursuing stan van gundy. the 54-year-old has not coached in two years when he was fired from orlando. van gundy is the frontrunner for the warriors job. a homecoming for van gundy. he attended high school in martinez. >>> you set the goal of being out the door by 5:00 a.m., oh, wait, let's hear from mike first. mike inouye joins us. >> no problems that early in the morning, sorry to put a damper on that one. i'm looking at the signs and this sign says ramp closed. this is what we're talking about closed all day long in san jose. look at the map, this is north 880 to southbound 101. i've circled the area and this will rip

they play the braves tonight.it's filipino heritage night at the park, by the way. >>> during tonight's game, the giants will name eleanor the team's honorary bat girl. the league is recognizing baseball fans who have been affected by breast cancer. she's a librarian in monterey and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006. she'll get to attend batting practice today, and will take part tonight in the pregame activities. >>> need a reason to get off the couch? take a look at this guy. >> the new record, this 104-year-old man, coming up next. >>> 104-year-old man celebrated his birthday saturday by running a 100-meter sprint setting a record in the process. >> now, he's lived a very healthy life. it certainly shows. he's got three daughters, ten grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. he bikes or walks six miles a day. he still travels the same distance to visit his wife's grave. he finished in just under 33 seconds. that set a world record. no one over the age of 100 years old has ever had an official result. t

, and gulf and western, the knicks and braves. >> you say rich guys, but you know what is interestinga lot of women, oprah winfrey, so was steve job's wife. >> she was supposedly one of the bidders. we'll see how it pans out, it is not a done deal yet. thank you for joining us, i'm tyler mathisen. >> and i'm susie gharib, have a great week, we'll see you back on monday. ( no audio ) ( knocking ) say hello to the wife, jack. ( fires ) huh! oh... ( alarm clock plays theme from romeo and juliet )

the braves will feel at home.oing to be hot. 90 degrees and dropping to the low 80s by mid-afternoon. make sure you take the sunscreen. the temperatures will drop along the coastline to the mid70s. by thursday you will feel it there first. inland spots mid-nineties. everyone sees the cooling trend on friday. and by the weekend, drays steek steek -- drastic drop. >> thanks, sandhya. >> larry beil is here. there is lots to talk about. >> video replays front and center. buster posey with the tag or maybe not. most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ whatever the a's are eating, i would like some. they out scored opponents 30 fine-8. 39-8. great reflexes by the fan here at the coliseum. this is why you bring your glove to the game. nicely done. feef shutout in-- five shutout innings and striking out a career high eight. josh red -- josh reddic. moss hit two homers a

everybody in the nation wanted to know how our ambassador and three other brave americans died. to suggest they weren't trying to prepare her to talk about the deaths of an american -- three americans, four americans is just insulting to our intelligence, but the document itself tells you it was directed toward explaining benghazi. to show that we will be resolute in bringing people who harm americans to justice, that was part of what they wanted her to convey. no one else was hurt, other than benghazi. so within the document itself, they are talking about reinforcing the view that we will go after those who harmed americans. the only people who were harmed, the four people killed were in benghazi. so that's just a bald-faced lie, that's insulting our intelligence, and it really is disrespectful to those who died in the line of duty to suggest this email they would not give us without a court order had nothing to do with the death of four americans. it had everything to do -- mr. mccain: i might add that all of the emails were supposed to be given to the congress in return for t

-- took a brave officer and a protein bar to rescue this pooch on the loose. inside the contra costa animal shelter a chihuahua shivers in the back of a cage after surviving a frightening friday night. >> appears to be about 2 years old. very frightened. has you can imagine. -- as you can imagine. >> reporter: friday evening during rush hour, the little guy got loose on the freeway near walnut creek. the dog darting in and out of heavy traffic. basically running for its life. >> multiple citizens called in. there was a dog on the median. the dog appeared in their opinion frightened. >> reporter: about that time california highway patrol officer john franzen spotted the troubled pooch while driving by in his patrol car. he pulled over and using a protein bar, coaxed the canine to safety. this picture captured the moment when dog met cop. >> and we will do whatever we can to stabilize the animal. there's no injuries but just to kind of get her nerves back together. >> reporter: the dog is now resting in the h. ward of the shelter taken but not shut -- shaken but