the local lines aren't exactly ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, line from "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" " " >>>mes watches these giants reminds me of a line from butch cassidy and the sundance kid. >> who are those guys? >> madison bumgarner struggling in the 3rd. san diego takes a 2-1 lead. the next batter. here is the tapper. easy tapper. everybody safe. it was ruled a hit regardless the defense continues to plague them. 3-1 padres. the giants fall to 1-4. >>> as pitcher brandon mcarthy making his debut. kevin kouzmanoff makes the hard part but evidently had glue on his throwing hand. davis scores. toronto comes back and ties the game. still tied at 5 in the 10th. as up 6-5. closer andrew bailey. come on. escobar. a walk-off home run. winning it 7-6. as off to a 1-3 start. >>> texas a&m playing for all the marbles against notre dame. scoring 30 points. 22 in the second half mile. aggies hold on to win their first national championship. texas a&m didn't even allow women into. school until 1963. tonight they go to the head of the class. so perhaps somewhere else. >> i want to go to disney world

laughing difficult ladies and gentlemens you can at this timtiter in a nice way andf you want to be butch about it do the manly thought. please this isn't a work of aesthetic value it should be seen as humorous. as i of practicing this piece i can assure you and my ability for tongue twisters in english is limited let alone in japanese so if you see me stop and the priest turn extraordinarily red it's because i had a booboo. if you will excuse me. (music) this is the sort of thing you don't normally see. this would be a curtain and the oil makes it easier to play. (music) (speaking japanese)

butch and lisa came to the bay area for a quick weekend trip the found out they were staying longer than expected. >> we were scheduled for the 630 flight this morning, driving into oakland late yesterday we had a text message saying we had been canceled. we got for a hotel room, shortly after that. immediately went into the business center and started going on line try to read books. we kept getting errors trying to read books probably from traffic on the web. >>jeff: the said taking it in stride and look forward to getting home to houston even though it will be until 1:00 a.m. their time. at the oakland international airport, jeff bush kron 4 news. >>kate: southwest has been giving the once over of its boeing 737. the grounded nearly 80 like this afternoon. they checked over 60 of those planes and was going to return to service. reporting live from oakland international airport kate thompson kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: a live look at side from our mount tam cam, a gorgeous afternoon, the winds not too bad. it's been pretty warm out there today. we seem pretty light winds throughout the

get up at 4:30 in the morning and deliver, like, two minutes of educational news on "butch and ben's -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i think we have it. ♪ >> hi, we're the trailblazers from oklahoma city you're watching five alive, wishing you a happy father's day. ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: very, very good. come on. >> wow. well done. i didn't see that coming. >> jimmy: you did not see that coming at all. didn't think i'd curve ball you at all? >> no, used my celebrity status on the show as a news anchor to get my music onto the show, as you can see. >> jimmy: that was a hit song. >> yeah, that was good wasn't' it? >> jimmy: sounded like a durge, it was really good. hey, we played something backstage that was pretty fun. what was it called? >> oh, we were doing --i was saying a buddy of mine, josh hopkins, he's an actor on "cougar town," we do this game called, if they met on an elevator. and basically what we do is we just do bad impersonations of two people, actors, celebrities who meet on an elevator. if they were to meet for the first time on an elevator. so, just like say, if -- you can b

of course, here i was this skinny 80 pound, you know, junior in high school named butch, and some girls who shall go nameless thought that that was not a dignified name for me, and i need a more dignified name. i said what's that? they said buddy, and then i was buddy. >> what do your kids think about this potential bid, and what about your wife? >> scarlett is afraid. she's honest in her fear, but she thinks america needs a dose of me, that we need to deal with our subject matter honestly and openly and give people the impression that they won't be left behind. you know, i went to iowa with the other can dates. i think c-span covered part of it. i was the only one there with ethanol subsidies need to be removed as do all subsidies. we need subsidies? give me a break. scarlett likes that about me, but she has trepidation. she's never run for office. you've never interviewed her yet, and she's scared to death of that. get her behind a piano, and she'll love it. that's all she wants to say. she's encouraged me to take a look. my kids have been through politics before. they live with me wh

we begin with butch from jackson, wyoming. caller: hello, ladies. i would like to know what advantage to this revolution has given to women in the political system. are you going to have a voice? when are you people going to realize that religion is going to drag you down to secure a drug anybody else down? host: women and religion. mirette? guest: concerning the voice of women and whether they played a role in the revolution, this was the first time in egypt where you could find women in the front lines during the rising. usually you would find women in the back because men would not allow them to be in the front lines. this was the first protest in the streets where you would find women on the front lines facing all the gun shots. host: i think his question was going to now that this happened, are women going to have a larr role? i think that is where the caller was going. guest: women have been working hard in the past decade and even before the revolution they have been speaking out for different mediums. it was not just on line. it was offline

i was skinny, 80 pounds as a junior in high school named "butch." some girls thought that was not a dignified name for me and i should have a more dignified name. they said "buddy." i became "buddy roemer" in high school. >> what about your wife? >> scarlett is afraid. she is honest in her fear, but she thinks american needs a dose of me. we need to deal with our subject matter honestly and openly. we need to give people the impression they will not be left behind. i went to eye with with the other candidates. i think that c-span covered part of it. -- i went to iowa with the other candidates. i was the only one that said that will subsidies needed to be removed. scarlett likes the about me. she has trepidation. she has never run for office. you have never entered through -- interviewed her yet. she is scared of that. get behind a piano, you will love it. that is all she wants to say. she has encouraged me to take a look. my kids have been through politics before. they lived with me when i was governor after my divorces and afterwards even. they hav

so it was butch. of course here i was this skinny 80-pound junior in high school named butch. and some girl, who shall go nameless, thought that was not a dignified name for me and i ought to have a much more dignified game. i said what's that? they said buddy. so i became buddy roamer in high school. >> what do your kids think about this potential bid? what about your wife? >> scarlett is afraid. she's honest in her fear. but she thinks america needs a dose of me. that we need to deal with our subject matter. honestly and openly and give people the impression that they won't be left behind. i went to iowa with the other candidates, i think c-span covered part of it. and i was the only one there that said ethanol subsidies need to be removed. as do all subsidies. oil's at $180 a barrel and we need subsidies? give me a break. scarlett likes that about me. but she has trepidation. she's never run for office. you have never interviewed her yet. she's scared to death of that. get her behind a piano and you'll love it. that's all she wants to say. but she is encouraged to me to tak

it was butch. but girls said i needed a more dignified name.so they made it bettye. >> all -- buddy. >> what about your wife? what does she think? >> sheathings america needs a dose of may where we need to deal with our subject matter openly and honestly. i went to the ilo with the other candidates -- iowa with the other candidates. i was the only one there that said ethanol subsidies need to be removed. like that about me.hat abou -- likes that about me. she is encouraged that i take a look. my children have been for politics before they lived with me when i was governor, after my divorce. and afterwards even. they have seen me in politics. their fear is that i will not relax and have fun. they do not want to lose their dead. -- datd. they like the issues and say they would be proud to have me as president. >> take the money aside. how do you win? what is your strategy? >> i will concentrate on iowa, new hampshire, south carolina trio. i leave this interview and go to new hampshire. i just finished a week in south carolina. i run a like i am r

we begin with butch from jackson, wyoming. caller: hello, ladies. would like to know what advantage to this revolution has given to women in the political system. are you going to have a voice? when are you people going to realize that religion is going to drag you down to secure a drug anybody else down? host: women and religion. mirette? guest: concerning the voice of women and whether they played a role in the revolution, this was the first time in egypt where you could find women in the front lines during the uprising. usually you would find women in the back because men would not allow them to be in the front lines. this was the first protest in the streets where you would find women on the front lines facing all the gun shots. host: i think his question was going to now that this happened, are women going to have a larger role? i think that is where the caller was going. guest: women have been working hard in the past decade and even before the revolution they have been speaking out for different mediums. it was not just on line. it was offlin

the legendary actor is known for classic roles in movies like "butch cassidy & the sundance kid" and "the conspirator" a story of a union soldier turned lawyer who defends a southern motherer who is accused in the assassination of abraham lincoln. take a look. >> i'm done defending your lies. >> you're so blind with hatred you can't see the truth. yes, my son hated the north. we all did. how can a southerner feel anything but bitterness toward your side. but my son did not conspire to kille your president. he conspired to kidnap him. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you have a real relationship with "today," don't you? >> what do you mean? >> well, you said you used to come stand outside here? >> oh, yeah. when i was first in new york and i was going to dramatic school. >> yeah. >> i would come out here, stand in the window and hold up a sign hoping somebody in l.a. would recognize me. >> did it work? >> no. no one called. >> you have shot in this studio space for "quiz show." >> we did. in those days it was garraway. we shot here. it was great. this place is iconic. >> it