burnett gets an easy double play ball. but wait, he beats the throw to first, it's tied. we go to extras. the nats go ahead in the 11th. bases loaded. morris is taking that ball for a ride. second career grand slam. nats win, 9-4 the final. >> i was trying to slow down. before that, i was trying too hard. when i do my bette, i just try to touch it. i got a good pitch, and around 8 back home, so that's about the time my bat wakes up. i guess it's always better than never, so. >>> guthrie and the orioles looking to take the rubber match from the blue jays. two on, two out for es da bar. left a souvenir shot. toronto up 5-2. reynolds facing roush. the second day in a row, reynolds goes yard, his 9 the of the season. it wouldn't be enough. they fall 7-4. >>> it's time for a quick break. when we return, steve wheatcroft in a class of his home. highlights are coming up. >>> welcome back. they say good things are worth waiting for. steve wheatcroft had never won on the nationwide or pga tour, and prior to friday never held the lead after any single round. it changed the past fou

. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio.into livermore six years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's the double edged here. we're always excited to see these birds go into new areas but we start accessing the threat. >> reporter: like lead and people. >> a privilege to view, and they weren't concerned about us at all. >> reporter: biologists burnett says overnighting here may soon need to nesting here. that indeed would be a spectacular sign of success. on mount hamilton, john fowler, ktvu channel two news. >>> santa clara county passed what is believed to be the first law of its kind that bans the export of e waste. it typically costs less to recycle computers. santa clara's law requires anyone who collecting e-waste to bring them into recyclers. e-waste is known to contain led, mercury and other toxins. >>> a new trend is growing in san francisco that's making take out a little more green. it's called byoc. customers bring their own reusable containers when

. >> thank you all for being here and thank you, judge burnett, those like it perfect segue to what i want to talk about. [inaudible] [laughter] >> it's been a while, a longtime. i want to go back to jesse jackson's remarks at the very beginning because he challenged us by saying that rather than thinking of the drug were as a failure, that, in fact, it's a success. it's a success of the things that were set out to do. which was about not producing drugs but about policing for people. and i think we have to remember that because if you think about it we already had a time in our country where we experiment with the idea of controlling people's behavior and access to something that they wanted. it was called alcohol prohibition. and what did that produce what they produce a lot of crime. it produced a lot of violence. who were the people who were arrested? it wasn't the big guys who were smuggling liquor in, the seagram manufactures, et cetera. it was the immigrants, the poor people. it was the working class people in cities all over the country who the law was designed for in the firs

i want to turn to judge burnett right now. judge burnett, you're often can tittered legendary shall i say as there is altogether long-standing presence in the judiciary. hilary shelton spoke briefly about some thing. i want you to follow-up on that because one of the key reasons for this massive explosion in incarceration as a result of mandatory minimum sentence been about in the wake of the poor projects. lawrence garrison spoke about 15 years, 19 years, first-time ever been involved. should they be reduced, abolish for drug offenses? >> you asked a number of questions. thank you for inviting me to be on this panel. i represent the national african-american drug policy coalition, which is a coalition of 25 other organizations under an umbrella organization to address the issues of unlawful treatment of african-americans in the criminal justice system and availability of health care and treatment for substance abuse. the very bedrock of our creation back in 2004 was the idea that drug addiction and dependency should be treate

. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio.lew into livermore six years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's the double edged here. we're always excited to see these birds go into new areas but we start accessing the threat. >> reporter: like lead and people. >> a privilege to view, and they weren't concerned about us at all. >> reporter: biologists burnett says overnighting here may soon need to nesting here. that indeed would be a spectacular sign of success. on mount hamilton, john fowler, ktvu channel two news. >>> santa clara county passed what is believed to be the first law of its kind that bans the export of e waste. it typically costs less to recycle computers. santa clara's law requires anyone who collecting e-waste to bring them into recyclers. e-waste is known to contain led, mercury and other toxins. >>> a new trend is growing in san francisco that's making take out a little more green. it's called byoc. customers bring their own reusable containers w

. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio. some flew from livermore two years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's the double edge here. we're always excited to see these birds to different areas but then we start assessing the threat. >> reporter: such as lead paint. and people. >> they weren't concerned about us at all. it was a real privilege. >> reporter: biologists burnett says overnighting in the bay area may soon lead to nesting here. and that indeed would be a spectacular sign of success. reporting live on mount hamilton, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the california condor. the species was looked at as endangered under the endangered species act back in 1967. 15 years later the first captive bred condors were released into the wild. today there are 108 condors living in the wild. >>> new safety measures are in place at the bay area intersection where a 2-year-old girl was killed. we were there this morn

there was an explosion of icons mainly coming out of an agency in chicago called leo burnett. >> he waster: critters like toucan sam for fruit loops. >> just follow your nose. >> reporter: burnett produced one of my personal favorites. >> i'm popping fresh, the pills bury doughboy. >> hey.... >> sorry, charlie. >> reporter: charlie the tuna was from burnett. and one and only.... >> they're great. >> reporter:... tony the tiger. both charlie and tony, drawn by don keller. interviewd here for the ad icon museum. >> now tony's head was like a football shape. his shoulders were... he didn't have shoulders. now he's very athletic and very muscular. we were just solving advertising problems at the time. now it turns out to be history in a way. >> they're great. >> reporter: yes, history. who could have dreamed that the quaker oats man would be a wrinkle-free at the ripe old age of 134? or the michelin man would still be fully inflated at 113. >> at planter's we know.... >> reporter: or that mr. peanut would be newly hip at 95. do you think they've had a little work done? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you h

thank you for your ongoing work, admiral burnett.he floor is yours. >> thank you, i'm proud to be before you with my friend and colleague, the administrator of the federal emergency management agency, to brief you and in fact with my friend and colleague, martin paese, director for the national oceanic and atmos spheric has been another key partner in the emergency alerting system. on november 9 of this year at 2 p.m. eastern standard time, the commission fema and noaa will conduct the first test of eas. while eas has been around for many years, this is the first nationwide test. it's essential to ensures the eas functions intended during an energy. as we learned during the recent disasters such as the earthquake and tsunami in japan and tornadoes and floods, reliable emergency program is the key. first let me provide background on eas. it relays on media-based communications. it's designed to transmit emergency alert at the national, state, and local levels. eas has been in existence since 1994 though it's antecedents had been aroun

and burnett was picked by the bucks, then traded to the kings. wheeling and dealing in the nhl. flyers made a huge trade. half an hour later they said captain mike richards of the l.a. kicks for a couple of players and a draft pick. the move cleared cap space to sign goalie ilya brizgalov to a nine-year, $51 million deal. tim lincecum got out of his slump. kept the twins guessing all game. struck out 12 in seven innings of work. giants won it 2-1. strange day for the washington nationals. after the walkoff, the manager literally walked off. jim riggleman unexpectedly resigned. he wanted to discuss a contract extension with the club. the team didn't want to listen. nationals lost their manager but won the game. i'm fred roggin. >> early today sports is brought to you by lectric shave. >>> bieber fever causes a big scare in the big apple. never too late for love. >>> good friday morning. welcome back to "early today." take you through friday, saturday and sunday. just about everyone will be dry. maybe a sprinkle in seattle. the heat continues in the desert southwest and interior s

. ♪ she's a dancing machine >> making historic television appearances on soul train and the carol burnettprocess, setting off a new dance craze, the robot. >> whatever was hot at the time, they would embrace it and make it better. >> the jacksons could look around and see there were other musical forces that were changed, that were ahead of where motown was, they were changing. they started to bristle against the restrictions motown kept on them. >> in 1974, their contract expired at motown, and the jackson 5 left their motown roots and signed on to epic. >> motown held the rights to the name jackson 5, so when the group left, they started calling themselves the jacksons. >> and now, ladies and gentlemen, the jacksons! >> with more creative freedom and the addition of their brother randy, the newly branded jacksons forged ahead and dove right in to disco. >> they certainly had big hits after they were at epic. they had "shake your body down to the ground." "blame it on the boogie." "heartbreak hotel." a significant number of major hits that still came at that point. >> the jacksons would

job in switzerland when goalkeeper joe hart was caught napping here on a free kick from frankly the burnett banks in spite of the corner of the net that spits in the head after thirty minutes in the same player bench scored again it in a pipe soon afterwards from another free kick however england got themselves back into it minutes later jack wilshere was found in the box by. one hundred zero and frank lampard schools. and after the bright england got their equaliser highlighting pain setting up actually young defines the bottom corner was like that was the performance from england but they couldn't pad two three points right at the death some have. missed an open go off the young strong run here and seeing to . it for. all those openings in the trophy great but only on goal difference non-kinetic arrived the day tree was done. with bulgaria. this crazy top group effort after a three one win over molted there a point above cooperation who had twelve points along with israel to beat latvia two one. there's a three way tie. portugal beat norway one nil it means both teams are on turning point

sean burnett facing xavier nady with runners on the corners with one out. bouncer to short.esmond starts the double play. danny espinoza's throw to first, not in time. all three runs were charged to drew attornestorn, replaced by . crushes it deep to center. hits above the yellow line. that's a grand slam, second of his career. the nationals beat the diamondbacks 9-4 in extras. they play in san francisco tomorrow. >>> hagerstown, third baseman ryan zimmerman making his first minor league rehab start today. one of his teammates bryce harper. scary moment, bottom one. harper at the plate. he gets hit by the pitch on the knee. harper goes down in a heap, leaves the game, he suffered a bruised left knee. hopefully he'll be okay. the team will re-evaluate harper tomorrow morning. bottom two, zimmerman at the plate with two outs, man on first. he drives one to right off the wall. that scores a run. hagerstown defeats the greensboro grass hoppers 6-5. zimmerman finished 2 for 2 with a double, triple, rbi, two runs scored. >>> college baseball, virginia playing east carolina with a

they said marc burnett, one of the most talented guys that we have is stuck in the elevator. >> thated to think about it. i say what are they doing to get him out? i see one of the engineers with a coat hanger... i am sweating just thinking about it. now this is so that markets can have something on tape that he is stuck in the elevator, 45 minutes and counting. to show you how concerned we are, we go on and do the news. now the last installment of the bay bridge series, a few minutes away. the giants obverses g raham godfrey. you have a tale of the two demotions. is fun, a little rivalry back-and-forth. vern glenn is there. >> as usual it comes down to pitching. which one will be on the mound tonight? the one with a record of five and five and has been hit so hard, he has allowed 16 runs in the last three starts, or will be the one that has an er rating of 0.6. has led the national league in strikeouts for the last three seasons. >> he is one of the guys that you have to battle all the way through. he is one of the greats in the game right now. he is fun to watch, and we will try to

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we literally -- it's a mark burnett series.rse that everybody at home is going to have somebody to relate to. if that guy can do it, i can do it. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're finally working with humans. next time, bring some baby humans out and i would love to hold them. david salmoni, everybody. "expetiti "expedition impossible," thursday nights at 9:00 here on abc. we'll be right back with parachute. lysol knows a real clean isn't just something you see... ... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >> jimmy: this is their new album. it's called "the way it was." here with the song "something to believe in," with some help from the cletones, parachute! ♪ you wake up every morning looking for your answer you're waiting for your sign ♪ ♪ while jeremiah's on his way to tell the peo

burnett has done is just very strange. he didn't communicate with us. he didn't discuss it with us. does the treasurer stand by his own words? >> of the deputy prime minister of the treasure? >> i thank the treasurer for his questions yet we have had a humiliating back down today because he has been forced to admit that he knew that if he took this decision to increase royalties then it would be withdrawn by the independent commission. and he has finally admitted that today. and he's also put some correspondence in circulation which goes back almost 13 months where he did raise the question of the finance but a matter he has not discussed with me, mr. speaker and he did put that in a letter, no doubt about that, but he didn't say that he was moving to put it in that budget then or in a subsequent budgets because he made that announcement before the budget, mr. speaker, before the budget before last so what he's conceived is that he knowingly went ahead with a royalty increase knowing that would result most probably in less revenue for the people of western australia, and with that d

and she actually was the only choice for executive producer mark burnett. first and only choice as host. the primetime emmy awards will be happening september 18th. and the nominees come out july 14th. >> she will be so good. you know she can play any role and just make things hysterical. >> song and dance number. >> this story i cannot believe. hard to understand how this could happen. j-lo and her first husband, ojani noah he's been trying to capitalize off their marriage write a book about j. lo. basically every time her lawyer squashed it. turns out when they were married they made a little sex tape. apparently couples do that here and there. he is now trying to sell the sex tape. a judge has just told him he can he can sell the sex tape. it stands to earn millions of dollars. i don't understand how you are j. lo, made it with the exhusband. he can market and sell it. does she make money? >> i am assuming she is fighting doing it. >> fighting it tooth and nail. a judge said they can release the tape. many distributors waiting to pick it up. paris hilton

burnett. coming on for nick swisher diswhrarks is gone.c with a three run bomb off geogonzalez who knew it was out the moment h left his hands. yankees back on top 4-2. bottom 8. jackson line drive smeared by chamberlain results in a double play and the a's swept by new york. giants in st. louis tonight. tim lincecum on the mound. giants down 3-0 at one point. two outs. andres tore rose the other way. double into the corner. scores cra crawford and tied at three. huff in the midst of a miserable slump taking out a season of frustration on the fastball. doodledum! his fifth of the year. allen craig deep off tim lincecum. can't hold the lead. 5-4 cards. timmy six plus allowed ten hits. nate delivers a clutch single. scores burris. five apiece. in the 11th nate the great again. another two out knock. three hits in the game. scores fredt fred did i sanche. brian wilson one out away from the save a'c suddenly the lights go out at bush. both teams have to leave the field. 16 minute delay. they wait and come back. first pitch, first pitch after

still in the first, josh willingham deep to left off aj burnett.me run of the season. he leads the as in the category. oakland goes on top 2-1. but nick swisher comes back to haunt his former team. three-run bomb off gonzalez, make it 4-2 yankees. they win their tenth straight game against the as. their longest since they won 14 back in the 1950s. >>> no need for contests between innings these days in san jose. they play on the field at municipal stadium, it's entertaining enough. last night the giants squeaked out just enough offense for their 12th straight win. this is exclusive by the way. right hander david nixon pitched seven innings of shutdown baseball striking out 7. the giants beat the stockton ports 3-0. 12 consecutive wins is a new franchise record. >>> he will go down as one of the great centers in nba history and today, shaquille o'neal said that's enough. >> we did it. 19 years, baby. i want to thank you very much. that's why i'm telling you first, i'm about to retire. >> shaq made the announcement through a video link on twitter. in

mark burnett, who has had a little success in tv -- >> jimmy: right. >> you know, got me on the phoney said, you know, this isn't, you know, throwing shots at contestants to make jokes for tv, this is real voices and it stands behind its word. so, i'm happy to be a part of it. >> jimmy: i would love to see you work this chair thing into real life. like if people come into your, whatever, your den or something, you're sitting like this. you order a pizza, the guy comes in and you're like -- yes? >> i know, right. or i can turn around if i don't want anything more to do with the person. that would be a great -- >> jimmy: that would be nice, too. i like that lipstick you have on. >> it's on your face. >> jimmy: is it on my face, really? how can you tell? >> because -- on my side. it's on my side. >> jimmy: i'm going to keep it on my face for awhile. do you apply your own lipstick or do you have a team of experts that do that for you too? >> no, i do have a team of experts but it's something -- i lined my lips tonight. >> jimmy: i heard you don't drive. >> i don't drive. i don't drive. >>

blonde or burnett. >> women are never happy what with what they have. >> reporter: why is that?out there? visit the master stylist at saks fifth avenue. his mission to make over two our viewers. a mom of four returning to the work force after 15 years. she wants to tame that curly mane. alia is getting married in september and wants to tame her auburn color. >> we're going to make you guys gorgeous. come, let's go. look at all of this hair. we're going to have lots of fun. this is what we're going to do. we're going to shape your hair into a nice, soft bob. vincent's first hair-tastic tip -- try lowlights, once or twice a year. >> like someone who has been on the beach. you get that enhancing around the face. >> reporter: alia can't wait for vincent's tip number two -- get a color recipe that you can maintain at home. >> you're going to feel very glamorous about yourself. we'll give her a formula she will be able to maintain this color with a product over the counter. >> reporter: vincent teaches them one of his top tips. tim number three, cut your own bangs. >> use the top of y

arthur burnett, found effort of the black policy coalition and superior court for the district of columbia. as national director, he seeks options to incarceration, including the use of drug courts and treatment instead of incarceration and his organization is a collaborative initiative to address issues of drug abuse in the african-american community. and