not brave when you do something that every single person says you should do and brave is going against the grain the brain is working on these and i don't care what the owners wanted to get rid of sterling because it could hurt them the business the players would have just revolted it's been there already african american league soldiers in it so you know it wasn't brave but it was perhaps the right thing to do i'm sure it was the right thing to do like i do you think who's advising him on doing other appearances because foot in the mouth is a classic actually i think. judging from the anderson cooper and you know view that's actually going to help him because now people are just going to think well this guy is it's pathetic dimentia you know i mean no one can be that bad. you know on purpose you can't act that stupid and he said about the wife. from what i read she's a racist so i mean it well yeah but she was kind of his right hand man with the apartment buildings and you know i it's unlikely in a marriage that long that they would have very differing political views it's it's rare w

they have to solve that braves problem. i wouldn't worry about the cardinals ssunle they have to face them in the playoffs. they have beaten some very good teams, the giants, the brewers, but it's the old hat, the dodgers, the cardinals, the braves. if they don't get the braves, they're not going to win the division and may not get to the playoffs. if you beat the braves and get back to .500, now we're talking. >> do you think they get this thing done? it seems like it's there for the taking, but can they get this thing done? >> this team is too talented. we've been saying this since the start. the injuries mounted up and retarded the progress quite a bit, but now bryce harper is back. he should be getting into a groove. i started to see signs out of the offense coming around. the starting pitching has been tremendous in the last weeks >>> today is your last day to enter to win a vip experience at the upcoming james taylor concert. we're giving away a limo ride to the concert, signed guitar and meet and greet with taylor hi

not brave when you do something that every single person says you should do and brave is going against the grain the grain is will keep going on the air and you know what the owners wanted to get rid of sterling because it's going to hurt them the business the players would have just revolted it's been there already african-american leagues in it so you know it wasn't brave but it was perhaps the right thing to do i'm sure it was the right thing to do right now do you think who's advising him on doing other appearances because foot in the mouth is a classic actually i think. judging from the anderson cooper and you know view that's actually going to help him because now people are just going to think well this guy is it's pathetic dimentia you know i mean no one can be that bad. you know on purpose you can't act that stupid and he said about the wife. from what i read she's a racist i mean that well yeah that she was kind of his right hand man with the apartment buildings and you know i it's unlikely in a marriage that long that they would have very differing political views it's it's

the braves put the game away. bases loaded for tommy louisiana stella.he braves beat the phillies eight to two. >>> the trade deadline less than two weeks away reportedly the giants and blue jays are interestd in all-star seconds baseman chase utley. both teams in need of more offense. the second baseman chase would take care of that but utley has a no trade clause and has said he wants to stay right here in philadelphia. a.j. burnett has drawn interest from the pirates. last season he pitched in pittsburgh and they loved how he mentored their young pitching staff. derek cole on the dl. yes, they need another arm. aj has a 4.08 era in 21 starts. >>> the year two of the chip kelly era officially getting under way on friday when the players report for training camp at the novacare complex. no quarterback controversy this season. nick foles is the man. last season the offense was great, the defense not so hot allowing almost 5,000 yards. connor barwin says the d will be much better this season. >> our defense is growing. the package is growing. i think we'r

can they get past the braves.ms like it's there for the taking. -- seems like it's there for the taking. >> this team is too talented. the injuries mounted up and retarded the progress. now bryce harper is back and should be getting into a groove. i started to see signs out of the offense coming around, the starting pitching tremendous the last six weeks and the bullpen has been as good as ever. am is getting ready to get on a roll. >> let's hope so. >>> coming up we turn our attention to golf. if you thought tiger woods had a shot to win the championship, you are sadl mistaken. >> and here comes the silver line. new service almost set to begin. we'll tell you how the new rail system could impact you on those other lines. hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balanc

guys, we have some brave folks up here on the stage who have been braving this hot sun this whole timeorce band. yes, please. [applause] today the members of the united states air force band and singing sergeants are representing all the men and women of the armed forces who defend our flag. do we have any veterans or military personnel here today and even watching us? andyou plaseesease stand recognize them with a hand? for your service and selfless sacrifice, we want to appreciate that and to pay tribute to all of our veterans, especially those who have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation, here is technical sergeant daniel anderson and band performing tion" full measure of devo followed by "god bless america." ♪ >> in the long and dark history of america there are names that shine light begins in th -- like beacons in the night. the patriots who gave us meaning. -- the lamp ofnd freedom burning bright historyong and honored of america there are those who pay the last and final price >> ahh upon by chance for this circumstance ultimate sacrifice a grateful nation bow

they were all - the brave fighters of al-kassam stood up to them bravely and ipp trep iedly. and by the grace of god almighty, gaza, our palestinian people and mighter than the israeli occupation. they surprisingly found out the palestinian resistant fighter are smarter, braver, have a longer breath, more patience, more steadfast and more creative. in brief, the resistance in palestine is proven to be mightier than the israeli occupation army. some have raised the stakes. some have raised the stakes that hamas is worn out. especially when they saw hamas giving compromises for the sake of the national reconciliation. they were not aware that hamas is giving compromises to their people for the sake of national unity. yet, it is an angry line standing up to the aggression, bravely, with fortitude. we salute the resistance. all the resistance faction, led by al-kassam brigade. who are now a source of pride. what would we say. they kept our heads high. may god keep our heads high. they have made us proud, and we pray to god almighty to reward them on our behalf. we take pride in t

. >> taking on the braves tonight and seeing how many players stick around going forward. calling it the second half of the season. in reality the season is 59% complete. that basically means the phillies have less time to turn it around. they will try beginning tonight against the braves. the phillies are 10 games out of first place. the last time they faced atlanta they suffered a four-game sweep. there hasn't been too much positive things to talk about. jeff skversky talked to the skipper. >> to maintain the positive attitude, has it been difficult? >> that is a priority and the thing that i try to concentrate on and continue to have the guys work at the game and try to get better as a team. and trying to put together win streaks like we did two or three different times. >>> rory mcelroy a two-time major winner. if he keeps it up he will win the third in runaway faction. the second round of the open, he shot a 66 yesterday, shoots a 66 again today. a four-stroke lead at 12 under par. sergio garcia, it is hard to believe as talented it that he has not won a major. and yo

and also you guys we have real brave folks up here on the stage who have been braving this hot sun thetary personnel today watching us? can you, please, everyone, stand and recognize them with a hand. [ applause ]. thank you for your service and selfless sacrifice. we really want to appreciate that. and to pay tribute to all veterans, especially those who have given ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. here is technical sergeant daniel anderson and the united states air force band in last full measure of devotion, followed by god bless america. ♪ ♪ in the long and honored history of america ♪ ♪ there are names that shine like beacon in the night ♪ ♪ the patriots whose vision gave us meaning ♪ ♪ who kept the lamp of freedom burning bright ♪ ♪ in the long and honored history of america there are those that paid the last and final price ♪ ♪ who were called upon by chance, or desperate circumstance, to make the ultimate sacrifice ♪ ♪ a grateful nation bows its head in sorrow ♪ ♪ and in thanks for guarantee ts our tomorrow ♪ ♪ the last full measure of devotion ♪ ♪ that's what they g

if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juveniles. mother, father, sister, brothers, friends, wake up you sleeping fools. you headed for the pen. then it would be late. everybody will see that they have safely locked us up and threw away the key. thanks a lot. >> even though jones was popular among other inmates and had spent time in prison, he struggled with some aspects of life in the dormitory housing unit he shared with 71 other men. i never really liked open bay dorms. i'm a person that likes 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 starts sneezing and sneezing around not covering their mouth. automatically i try to cover my food. i say, dang, what's wrong with these people. i'm protbably a little crazy. >> as adverse as he was to germs, jones was enthusiastic to his spirituality. his nightly prayers could last up to 15 minutes. >> please set me free, please let me free, please let me see. >> we would come to learn why his prayers to

the nats and braves are neck and neck in the division.ow the final game for the boys taking place in philadelphia today before the midsummer classic. that's former philly jayson werth and he loves coming back to the city of broof brotherly . that's his fourth home run in the last five guns. bottom of the sixth. marlin bird goes downswing there. he went seven innings, six strikeout, allowed just one one. nats with this one well in hound. but werth isn't done. bringing home anthony rendon. the nats head to the all-star break with a 10-3 victory over the phillies. they are 51-42 on-season. >> four days is always needed. but, you know, going in there like you said, nine games over 500. we're happy with where we're at. now we've just got to rest for a few days and come back ready to go and ready to get some work done in the second half. >> one national will be heading to the all-star game. that is tyler clippard. he's been added to the national league roster. he has a 2.03 era. it's going to be his second all-star appearance. clippard replaces

several hundred people braved the rain to listen to dylan's concert. giving him the rock star treatment. he's ready to go. fans are asking for an encore. he's planning another front yard quons concert really, really soon. and by the way, when his parents saw the crowd, they thought, oh, my god, do we have enough oreos? >> always my first thought. >>> new questions this morning about the united flight forced to make an emergency landing on a remote island in the middle of the pacific ocean. we told you about this yesterday. should the plane have taken off in the first place? also this morning, we're hearing from passengers about the harrowing moments when smoke filled the cabin and the plane took the sudden drop. brandi hitt is on the story. >> reporter: this morning, some with questioning why united flight 201 was allowed to take off in the first place. the flight was delayed hours earlier that day while crews worked on a maintenance problem. they could smell the odor then. >> i told my wife, this is not a good decision. when you smell wire like that b

braves score three runs in the third and this is first in the evening, phils done 6-1.endrick and company can't watch any more. phils lose 8-2 they're 11 games out of first. >>> we are just 11 days away from the trade deadline and just about every name on the roster has come up in trade talks including name chase utley. boston globe reports san fran and toronto expressed interest the most interest in utt that does not mean they'll deal the fan favorite away for the right price. even if they were to strike a deal to trade chase utley six time all star has no trade clause and stated days ago he does not want to play anywhere but philadelphia. >>> this time last year, eagles tight end brept celek said chip kelly would change the nfl. he was not kiingd. after one season the nfl is trying to catch up to kelly and those high-flying eagles in preparation at training camp next week in 2014 season the nfl demanding referees are in better physical condition. to keep one kelly and eagles. eagles average a play every 24 seconds last year. the fastest pace since 13 seasons and if th

and caronichronicles it in a sh "shining star: braving the elements of earth, wind and fire." those stories coming up right now. >> the california endowment, help happens in neighborhoods. learn more. >> and by contributions to your pbs station, from viewers like you. thank you. >> the overwhelming majority of physical and emotional cost of war is the subject of ron capps new memoir "seriously not all right: five wars in ten years." takes into the reality of the war crimes and the atrocity. aer is military intelligence officer and a foreign service officer for the u.s. department of state and the combat veteran of afghanistan. served for 25 years. now the found ore it have veteran riding project. my please to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> i want to start reading something you write in the text. because i think it will conte contextualize our conversation. as the glove protected a hot hand, riding along allows me to hold onto the memory just enough to shape it. allows me to distance myself from it. to write my out of it, to write my way home. can that be done? >> i'

in the lead were hundreds of landing craft carrying brave n frightened men. only the ones who made that crossing can know what it was like. they tell of the pitching deck, the whistles of shells from the battleships behind them. the white jets of water from enemy fire around them. and then the sound of bullets hitting the steel ramp that was about to fall. when g.i. later said as our boat touched sand and the ramp went down, i became a visitor to h l hell. hitler's atlantic wall was composed of mines and trenches and jetting cliffs. gun emplacements and pill boxes, barbed wire, machine gun nests and artillery trained accurately on the beach. in the first wave of the landing here at omaha, one unit suffered 91% casualtyies. general omar bradley later wrote six hours after the landings we held only ten yards of beach. british commander unit had half its men killed or wounded while taking the town of st. oban. a d-day veteran remembers the only thing that made me feel good was to look around and try to find somebody who looked more scared than i felt. that man w

. ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: the uniquely soulful marvin gaye at the nba all-star game.our anthem. it's our anthem. if people want to sing it in a a particular way, i wouldn't be too prescriptive of that. >> reporter: so in other words, you're saying there's no right or wrong way to sing this song? the song began as a poem written in 1814 by francis scott key, inspired by seeing the stars and stripes still flying over baltimore's fort mchenry after a victory against the british in the war of 1812. that very flag, now restored but fragile, is today so proudly displayed at the smithsonian in washington. the words were eventually set to music, borrowed ironically from a popular british number. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ >> reporter: notoriously hard to sing, the song became the official national anthem more recently than you probably think -- in 1931. ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: it's now as universal as "happy birthday." this year, marking its own 200th anniversary. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >> happy birthday, america. that is our broadcast on a frida

so it's two-one braves. and here's something you don't see every day.e covering some major ground. to catch a ball. it's a great route. we're off caught off guard by this it doesn't matter. santana hits a blood pressure single that lands right between chase utley and marlon byrd. a bit of a miscommunication there i guess. that lead to a run. and with the game tied at two, simmons singles to left santana and bj upton score giving the braves a four-two lead and atlanta goes on to win, six to four. >> all right. to the britt turn open today round two at royal liver pool. and it was roar row's day again much it's a little unusual because rory mcilroy usually has a problem day two. it's forever been a little bit of a hick come for him just not today. on eight, even the duck here is impressed. we'll consider it good luck as mcilroy rolls in the birdie putt. then we go to 15. the tee shot it lands 10 feet from the hole. mcilroy shoots a six under 66 for the second day in a row. four shots between him and the rest of the field in the open championship. as for t

more and more brave americans joined the cause -- both residents of these communities and students of all races from across the country. when they saw that african-americans were being deprived of quality educational opportunities, they established freedom schools to teach black history, to facilitate discussion, and to encourage political activism. these young people devoted themselves to the hope -- as michael schwerner's widow, rita, once wrote -- that they could pass on to the next generation "a world containing more respect for the dignity and worth of all men than that world which was willed to us." the senseless murders of rita's husband and his two colleagues, one black and one white, in a case that became known as mississippi burning, and which captured headlines and sparked outrage across the country. their tragic deaths moved public opinion, spurred cautious politicians to take long-overdue action, and intensified support for the civil rights act. but their efforts also made possible the voting rights act of 1965; the fair housing act of 1968, and the americans with disabil

at land will good on top much in the third the braves put the game away.ases loaded for tommy la stella clears them with double. kyle gave up sick runs in five innings. the phils pitchers gave up seven walks and the braves win eight to two. >>> very good day at the mcilroy house. rory won over one point sick million dollars after winning the british open. his dad collecting $171,000 for the win. jerry and three of his friends bet $170 piece roar row would win the british open by the age much 26. he held off sergio garcia to win it by two strokes with that victory rory becomes the third youngest person to win the first three legs of the first grand slam. roar will he just 25 years old. >> coming up in next in the sports zone get you ready for eagles training camp also going to talk about who the phillies should trade with the delaware county times jack mccaffery joins me in just few minutes. >> all right. lots to chat about. thank you very much lesley. stay with us. still ahead tonight, just keep swimming. >> keep swimming that's the key this 95 year old ma

. >> the race is a fundraiser for his foundation still brave which formed after his daughter died five years ago of cancer. >> i haven't gotten over it. i haven't pushed past it. >> still brave you is plice non-medical needs to families whose children are battling cancer. this race represents the anger, fear and pain that comes with cancer. at the halfway point mitchell starts to suffer. >> it hurts to run like this. but these kids go through worse every day. >> ellen and mark miller, their daughter was the local 10-year-old who despite fighting cancer was an out spoken advocate for more peed trick disease research. he dedicated this race to his friend on the day she died last october. >> what tom is doing is amazing but because our daughter is dead. >> lap three would be the crack in his inked armor. >> adam dropped out at mile 77. mitchell feared he could not finish by himself which led to this out burst. >> how many race versus you run? >> i haven't run any. >> stop saying you know i got it. somehow he pushed past his exhaustion. at mile 99 he greeted them. >> with only 30 minutes t

phils and braves, ajay burnett pitched last night night. a 2-0 lead is gone. phils lead is cut down to 1. later in the inning. b.j. upton. this season he can't hit the broadside of a barn, but he gets a hit there. burnett gives up 6 runs. ryan howard pulls the phils in closer with a 2-run single. phillies lose 6-4 the final count. >>> basketball, sixers wrap up their play last night. they lost in ot. noelle did not play in that one. noelle feels he is growing with each game. not physically, he is already 7-foot tall. >> you have to go through some growing stages, talk to the coaches and see what you did wrong and come back the next game and make it better, that's all about growing as a player and person. >> finally this morning, the camden river sharks are feeding the sharks. they held a home run derby from the battleship new jersey, into the delaware river. they cruised tennis balls. he nearly connects with a passing boat. times it perfectly, well short. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >> a member of the sixers summer league hosted a b

marlins and braves from atlanta.ulio teheran going for the braves hits casey mcgehee frozen on the fastball. teheran with his first strikeout and jarrod saltalamacchia his third. and giancarlo stanton whips out another slider. ties a career high. garrett jones up the middle. christian yelich and the marlins win it 3-1 trying to climb in the race with the braves and nationals on top of the national league east. the central and west also all knotted up too. that's it from here. now back to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," oh, man, it's so good to be king. the world is celebrating prince george's first birthday. >>> and talk about downsizing, the apartment made out of shipping containers. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassle

. >>> are you brave enough? the world's largest water slide opens up today in kansas city. >> so brave journalists, and let my say they're brave, it's called verrukt, which is german for crazy. it's 17 stories high, takes 264 steps to get to the top. and you have to be 14 years old to ride. you can hit 65 miles an hour. >> the first drop was like really scary. i was like, ohhh! >> i closed my eyes the whole time. >> it takes 20 seconds to go from the top to the bottom. look at that slope. the opening of the slide, folks, was delayed three times for fine tuning. so i'm going to let about 100 people to go ahead of me. >> i like the fast roller coasters, but what happens at the end of those slides is not fun. >> forget it. >> thanks for joining us. our next newscast at 5:00. >> see you tomorrow. well, i don't know why they need you in the studio. surprise! oh, my god! is this for me? i can't believe you made all this fuss over my birthday. it's so incredibly thoughtful. let me give something back to you guys. ♪ i b

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. >> you are really brave parents. really brave parents who have taken this step to speak up for their daughters and the the right of education. >> malala became an inspiration after being shot by the taliban for going to school. our own amy robach is with her for a special interview later on "good morning america." >>> well, this morning, germany is set to be waumd home as world cup champion soccer team. >> the germans won their fourth ever world cup yesterday, beating argentina 1-0. the first ever european team to win a trophy when the tournament was held in the americas. massive gatherings in berlin and just about every other city. >> things went wrong in argentina's capital. police broke up a public rally in support of argentina's team. a group of vandals was blamed for the violence. dozens of people were arrested. around 20 officers were injured. >>> coming up, the amount of time diners spend at restaurants has nearly doubled in ten years. >>> caught on camera, shots ringing out on a crowded street. >>> new meanin

she's so spectacular, but really brave people. brave people travel to remote places to experience mother nature in all of her imaginest where i. in this case just actually close to the volcano. it's an incredibly remote volcano in indonesia. this is an active volcano. listen to this -- >> a good way at 4:00 in the morning is about climbing. it's as loud as the space shuttle's engine at liftoff. >> that's pretty darn loud. at one point they set up their cameras. you can see the ash and the smoke shooting into the sky. this is what i think people call it what it's called. >> oh, my god. >> what was that? was that wind or was that a kapow? >> that was the volcano erupting. the camera keeps rolling, and you start to see that smoke, that ash just rising through to the atmosphere. >> just reminds you that the earth is alive. it's crazy. >> who wouldn't to be there? who wouldn't want to experience that power? >> this is close proximity to the volcano and lava and ash blowing. at the end they decide it might be too close for comfort. >> i

the nationals win 5-3 and remained tied with the braves for first place in the east. baltimore this afternoon, mark teixeira to write. brett gardner will score. atek jeter somewhat slower this age. he will not. 3-0.ankees when it braves and cubs, a home run that lands into the bleachers. a cubs fan gets the ball and he takes it and throws it back. a ball in his glove. he switched the ball. the old switcheroo. he throws the ball back from his other glove. atlanta won the game 12-6. the wizards have lost trevor ariza to the rockets. he averaged over 14 points per game. another factor, he will replace parsons for the rockets but houston have to match the offer sheet. looks like he is going to sign a deal with houston. the player could replace him had a good day today. 25 points. an opportunity opens up for porter. a good sign for him. the wizards won the game 90-79. first tomorrow's winner, germany and argentina for the title, kickoff at 2:00. the other topic will be the team from the host country brazil. it of the favorites to win all, and scored 10-1. the consolation g

braves still owe him $13 million for this year as well.ager bruce bocci has been battling since bring training and brandon bell on the seven day disabled list after getting hit in the head during batting practice giants and phillys with first batter of the game hunter pence. that is caught. nice grab. guned down at the plate. bases loaded here. check swing. and four runs with 11 hits in three innings work. the first 21 hits were all singles this is the 22 just called up from minors to play first in replacing feld. they still have a lead over angels. following his demotion he asked for a trade. he didn't do anything to deserve to be set down but clint east word once said deserve has nothing to do with it. the commissioner came out and said what everybody knows it pays to cheat. do you remember the former athletic director in stanford? targeting ncaa under attack for what it does, and does not do. >> enforcement is broken. incorrecti incorrection -- it's not an understatement to say cheating pays if you seek to conspire to circumvent the rul

very brave of you to start a go fund me page to have your studies paid for. what's been the response mainly? >> a lot of people cried. actually. >> cry? >> i guess the video touched a lot of people's hearts, and i was not expecting that. i was just trying to tell a story and maybe get money to help. >> tim, your condition of cfs sounded severe. how did you overcome that? >> went from doctor to doctor from michigan to stanford and everywhere in between, and, you know, nothing really helped. me and my family are religious people, so we sat down and prayed for healing, and i kid you not, three days later, i was completely healed, four months later, i did a triathlon. >> have you been accepted to a medical school? >> yeah, i got accepted into st. george's university, an international medical school, and i chose that because you can go to many different countries, and you have a license. >> so you can have any job in medical school at all many. >> if i try to work and they find out about it, they kick me out. >> how do you pay for it if you don't raise $300,000. >

braves still owe him $13 million for this year as well.manager bruce bocci has been battling since bring training and brandon bell on the seven day disabled list after getting hit in the head during batting practice giants and phillys with first batter of the game hunter pence. that is caught. nice grab. guned down at the plate. bases loaded here. check swing. and four runs with 11 hits in three innings work. the first 21 hits were all singles this is the 22 just called up from minors to play first in replacing feld. they still have a lead over angels. following his demotion he asked for a trade. he didn't do anything to deserve to be set down but clint east word once said deserve has nothing to do with the commissioner came out and said what everybody knows it pays to cheat. do you remember the former athletic director in stanford? targeting ncaa under attack for what it does, and does not do. >> enforcement is broken. incorrecti incorrection -- it's not an understatement to say cheating pays if you seek to conspire to circumvent the rule

. >> he is really brave and i will pray for you every day. >> you are a brave little boy, remember don't be scared. >> they say that children with danny's type of cancer rarely live past 3 1/2, that is why turning sick is a milestone and something special. >> happy birthday dear danny, happy birthday to you. [ applause ] >> in cherry hill, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> there is mfrp more to come on "action news" tonight. two years after a zastder at sea, the costa concordia is taken from the sea and why the stay fit challenge continues, and ali gorman is showing us a local work without that is growing in popularity. cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo tonight and that is not a rabbit you are holding there cecily. >> you look the rabbit, this is a radiated tortoise, found in the madagascar, they look like suits, and sun beams, we are not sure how old rhonda is, but the oldest radiated tortoise is 188 years old, older than you guys. i'll feed the rhino coming up on "action news." >> that is older than us combined. >> now she is doing math. just stick to the animal

people, few brave people travel to remote places to really experience mother nature in all her majesty. in this case, he got close to the volcano, incredibly remote in indonesia. it's an active volcano. look at this. >> 4:00 in the morning, climb it, louder than the space shuttle's main engine at takeoff. i don't know if that's a good idea. >> that's loud. they set up the cameras, you see the ash, the smoke shooting into the sky. this is what i think people call a close call. >> oh, no! >> oh, my gosh. that is awesome. >> was that a wind or a kapow? >> that was the volcano erupting. the camera rolls, and you see that smoke, that ash, driving into the atmosphere. >> remind you that the earth is alive and so insanely crazy. >> who wouldn't want to be there and experience that power and majesty? >> well, he became internet famous for the video of the close proximity to the volcano, the lava and ash flowing. at the en, they decided it was too close to comfort. >> there's a lot of dangerous places, but i think it's time to wrap it up. >> this is one of thee most active volcanos on the plane

but when you keep saying he's brave, bull conner was brave.f white racists were brave when they spoke up. i'm not suggesting a relationship between bull conner and tonz dungy i'm saying this. just because tony dungy speaks his mind doesn't mean what comes out of his mind is correct. has he a right to speak it. now he did. now he has a right to be challenged and put into a perspective this is a historic legacy of inequality you should be sensitive because you're an african-american as well. >> that comment puts the spotlight and makes it tougher for michael sam right there. of course he's got to make the team. >> i do think, though, that tony dungy is being unfairly portrayed here from a person who knows tony dungy. what i mean by this. again, two separate issues here. distraction from an nfl standpoint. the gay standpoint. i submit tony dungy is not attacking michael sam's sexuality. >> i don't think he is either. i don't think he's attacking him but i think he's labeling him that i'm not going to take him because of his sexuality. this is 201

not brave when you do something that every single person says you should do and brave is going against the grain the brain is would keep going on the air and you know what the owners wanted to get rid of sterling because it could hurt them the business the players would have just revolted it's been there already african american league so you know it wasn't brave but it was perhaps the right thing to do i'm sure it was the right thing to do like how do you think it is who's advising him on doing other appearances close foot in the mouth this is classic actually i think. judging from the anderson cooper and you know view that's actually going to help him because now people are just going to think well this guy is and it's pathetic dimentia you know i mean no one can be that bad. you know on purpose you can't act that stupid and he said about the wife. from what i read she's a racist i mean it well yeah but she was kind of his right hand man with the apartment buildings and you know i it's unlikely in a marriage that long that they would have very differing political views it's it's rare

and brave. >> oh, my gosh, look at this guy, can't believe his eyes. pretty soon he has cartoon eyes. >> this looks like a couple, boyfriend and girlfriend. >> guy's trying not to look. he's, like, don't look, don't look, i don't see it, oh, i'm going to get in trouble no matter what i do. >> look at the girlfriend's face. she is like, did i just see that and looks at him to see what he saw. >> i don't blame him. i would be like, did you just see that? >> be honest here, this is a shocking sight no matter what. you are not used to see a topless woman walking down the street and it's meant to create a reaction. >> it is. this was put together by an agency that's really a casting call for a new dating-type show that's going to air in copenhagen. >> oh, i bet it's going to get kinky. >> what they are saying is they are looking for brave, uninhibited people between the ages of 20 and 40 who are willing and ready to date in an unconventional way. >> oh. >> maybe they are going to let everybody see the goods before they commit. >>> sky divers taking it to th

miami holds off the braves, 6-5. the ap has come out with the nfl power ratings. the redskins are rated 23rd out of a 32-team national football league. training camps open this week. the redskins will start practicing 8:35 thursday morning. it has been an eventful off-season for the baltimore ravens. leave me, those guys are ready to put the pads back on and get to football. joe flacco will get a lot of attention during camp from the new offensive coordinator, who promises to make it exciting and fun. >> i think it will present new challenges. i think that always keeps you fresh and exciting. i do not know if fun is the word. it is always fun. you have got to keep it fun so you can come here every day and get better and learn. >> tony dundee has been spending the last 24 hours explaining what he actually said about michael sam and what he meant. meanwhile, sam, the first openly gay player on the nfl, is battling to get on the rams roster. he took time to comment. >> i have a great respect for coach dungy. everyone in america is entitled to their own opinions. >> f

. >> people keep telling me how brave i am. i don't think i'm brave at all. i think that everybody could do this if they had the person that -- if the right person needed it. >> reporter: kourtney may be modest, but her mom is overwhelmed. >> i cannot believe i've got such a good, loving daughter. roim and what they don't know is cousin kourtney's kidney is going to provide a fresh start for caitlin. >> tomorrow we start a new chapter her life. >> reporter: it's dawn on the day of the surgery. dr. lock and katie check in on the two donors before surgery. >> happy donation day. >> i kept thinking, i'll get nervous as it gets closer. but it doesn't get much closer than this and i'm still good. >> reporter: the donors will go into surgery first. it's carefully timed choreography to ensure the kidney will spend as little time as possible outside a human body. by 7:30, dr. lock is scrubbing in to remove pastor derek's kidney. like any surgery, removing a kidney is not without risk or potential complications. but most people can live a normal life with just one kid