butler's, nathan asher's influence at the white house. i set out to interview then. it was old-fashioned reporting. there are 96 full-time residents workers at the white house and i set out to interview former workers at his current staffers cannot be. one of my favorite sources is in the front row. admiral stephen rouson for the bush an obama administration for several years. he has a chief usher is the general manager and rents the residents and is in charge of all the white house residence white house residence staff or is then developed a conduit between the first lady between the first lady in the residence staff. the chief usher plays a crucial role at the white house and i'm excited he came tonight. these are fiercely devoted to those who devote their white house and flex time, whatever 85 hours a week you want to work they say. they were generous with me and invited me into their homes and a chitosan that these people as a human being as some of them met at the white house and fell in love. some of them got married. the chief engi

we are now entering what is known as the butler's area. the butler would have had a service staircase. it burned away during our bad 1987 fire. the staircase would have allowed the butler to transport the food to the second floor, where the dining room is. we will see that space shortly. if you were a visitor to the pope villa in the early 1800s you would not have seen this area. it is completely closed off. it contained a couple of service veterans, the kitchen the butler's work area. again, all of this was concealed . if you've visited here, you would not normally be in this space at all. we are now in a room that used to be two rooms. these were very small servants' quarters. they were divided at one time. you can see a faint line where there was a dividing wall. there would have been a small bedroom here, a solid wall, a second small bedroom. only one room would have had a fireplace. this area represents something that is completely different from most american homes. it was highly unusual, especially in the american south, to have ens

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paul butler?guest: i do not think i said or anybody said that if you get a first possession offense you go to a federal prison, but it sounds like larry retired before we experienced in the 1980's and the 1990's this massive increase in the prison population, again based on these laws that went into effect in the early-19 90's. maybe he is not up to date with who actually is incarcerated now. again, the reason why people like the koch brothers are on board with having to reduce our prison population is because the folks that are serving time now, again, some of them, about half are there for violent crimes in federal prison, and there is not a lot of debate about whether they should be there. that is an area that we need to investigate, but with nonviolent drug offenders, about 50% of folks in the federal system, i think, again, no one wants to coddle criminals. everyone is in favor of public safety, but it turns out that too much incarceration is what we call criminal genic, which means when you

butler was alluding to. but now we are becoming more aware as a society. just a reminder outside of the communities that have a history and exposure and awareness to a pattern and the behavior that happened frequently with an overconcentration of stops, arrests, convictions, sentencing. now that we are having this at the forefront and it is a national conversation what i think the country is looking for are action steps to address the behavior and address it to make it a more inclusive society. when i hear that a governmental agency is assigning an independent overseer to examine and take action steps, i am encouraged by that. when i hear the federal government released the 21st century policing as a model of what local jurisdictions should be doing, i am encouraged by that. i think the real solution will take place when we start having more diversity in law enforcement and more training. not just at the academy but ongoing training so we get issues of implicit basis being discussed regularly by career officer law enforcement agencies that have interface a

one from a butler a part-time a part-time butler who started during the kennedy administration. she sent me a note with a check and said, go out out to lunch and celebrate which i thought was the sweetest thing and very unusual for an author to get that from a source. it was very meaningful to me. obviously me. obviously i don't think i'll use that check. anyway, thank you very much for listening and for sharing and appreciating the stories. thank you. [applauding] thank you. adm., come on up. i love putting you on the spot. one of my best sources right here. >> it took a lot to pry things out of me because we do have that unwritten code of not revealing all those things for the privacy of the first family. kate was able to capture things that i didn't even know from your couple years of interviewing a lot of people. i think it was about as accurate as anyone has come close to getting it without revealing too much. like mom always told me when you don't have something nice to say don't say anything at all. i only served to presidents to have actually come i served a i served a p

paul butler?uest: i do not think i said or anybody said that if you get a first possession offense you go to a federal prison, but it sounds like larry retired before we experienced in the 1980's and the 1990's this massive increase in the prison population, again based on these laws that went into effect in the early-19 90's. maybe he is not up to date with who actually is incarcerated now. again, the reason why people like the koch brothers are on board with having to reduce our prison population is because the folks that are serving time now, again, some of them, about half are there for violent crimes in federal prison, and there is not a lot of debate about whether they should be there. that is an area that we need to investigate, but with nonviolent drug offenders, about 50% of folks in the federal system, i think, again, no one wants to coddle criminals. everyone is in favor of public safety, but it turns out that too much incarceration is what we call criminal genic, which means when you r

paul butler, any comment for the caller?caller: you know, when you talk about that role --guest: you know, when you talk about that wool you had in the court system, there are creative ways of having judges think about social problems and helping to resolve social problems in ways that do not involve locking everybody up. now there are new drug courts focus on rehabilitation. i think we also have to start thinking about alternatives to arrests. there has been so much focus on incarceration, appropriately, because it is so harsh expensive, and counterproductive to public safety, but now we are starting to understand that arrest is also a point at which people enter the system and start having outcomes that are hard to reverse. once you get the arrest record, it makes it hard to get a job. my mom always says why don't these guys just go work admit donald -- go work at mcdonald's. it is often

bottom 2nd billy butler crack one. rafael like a bug on a windshield.ler legged it out for his first triple in three years. fifth lifetime. later scored. next inning after a burns triple, redick delivered. he has 49 rbi already after 81 games. 2-0. bottom fifth, 3-1, butler again with the bases loaded two out rbi. 17, 655 saw the a's win it 4-1 but the clubhouse buzz was on butler's rare three bagger. >> a lot of brass. yeah, only way i'm getting a triple -- i'm glad he's all right, but if he goes down, he was definitely a whole base ahead of me. only thing i thought about whenever i got that triple was it took away from my doubles total. >> i felt like gags on there doing the whole wheel thing with my arms. so it kind of sparked us a little bit got us going there. >>> all right. how about a mask full of fastball? buster posey ouch! giants at the marlins. top 6, tied at 3. brandon crawford swung on, gone. a two-out big fly. gave the giants a 4-3 lead. right now, the giants lead 5-3 as they are trying to wrap things up in south florida. >>> nba, free age

butler, 2 for his last 19 before that.one strike away from a no-hitter, all he can do is clap for butler who broke it up. corasco came out smiling. got an ovation from the crowd in st. petersburg. 8 2/3. >>> women's world cup semifinal, japan and england. winner to take on the usa on sunday. stoppage time game tied at 1. kawssomi. laura bassetted tried to kick it to her goalie or over the net, instead her own goal. soccer girl problems. the replay just didn't get enough on it. i think she was trying to punt it out of there. bassett clearly devastated by this. england players and fans praised her for getting the team to that point but devastating loss for england, japan goes on to win 2-1. sunday the u.s. women and japan for the title. >> rematch of the last women's world cup final. >> won by japan in a shoot-out. we're done with sports. go back to news. >> all right. thanks fellas for the emotion. >>> well up next in "the pulse," stephen colbert taking over public access? >>> and the major change coming to bubble wrap that

police say 28-year-old paul butler was allegedly speeding when he rear-ended the vehicle the teen was in. butler was arrested on suspicion op floin dui, felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. >>> a helicopter search is underway for a 47-year-old woman that went missing in walnut creek. valentina matsuhina was last seen walking away from her apartment near civic park. police say she has health challenges and may become disownerred. a manhunt is -- >>> a manhunt is underway for the father of a missing 6-year- old baby. police say math true thy graham skipped a meeting with his probation officer. he allegedly stole cancer a gun from his mother in redding and fled. her father claims to be the last person to sheer on july 1. >>> coming one a possible explosion on a rhode island beach sends a woman to the hospital. hear what witnesses are saying about the incident. protesters gathering in richmond to rally against crude oil trains. we'll tell you about their concerns about the trains going through thru their community. crews still working to clean up an oil spill off the coast of sa

butler deep to left. into the wall butler first triple since 2012 season, he coasts in country breakfast not really built for the triple there, yeah. feed me, feed me. checked out. he's okay. butler later scored on a sack fly. in the third after a burns triple reddick drives him home. solid six innings. strikes out six. allows one earned run. a's win 4-1 and take two out of three in the series. >> truly agonizing finish winner advancing to sunday's final against team u.s.a. scoreless in the first 30 minutes. take down in the box takebrings out yellow card for japan she converts. 1-0, japan. minutes later same thing. little acting involved there but she did get tripped. penalty kick for williams and she scores. here's a heart breaking moment in the 92 nd minute. laura basset, worse nightmare, kicks it into her own net trying to clear the ball. an own goal to end it. basset inconsoleable after the match. teammates couldn't get her to stop crying. japan advanced sunday rematch of the final, four years ago, w

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butler deep to left.nto the wall butler first triple since 2012 season, he coasts in country breakfast not really built for the triple there, yeah. feed me, feed me. checked out. he's okay. butler later scored on a sack fly. in the third after a burns triple reddick drives him home. solid six innings. strikes out six. allows one earned run. a's win 4-1 and take two out of three in the series. >> truly agonizing finish winner advancing to sunday's final against team u.s.a. scoreless in the first 30 minutes. take down in the box takebrings out yellow card for japan she converts. 1-0, japan. minutes later same thing. little acting involved there but she did get tripped. penalty kick for williams and she scores. here's a heart breaking moment in the 92 nd minute. laura basset, worse nightmare, kicks it into her own net trying to clear the ball. an own goal to end it. basset inconsoleable after the match. teammates couldn't get her to stop crying. japan advanced sunday rematch of the final, four years ago, won

butler's cousin or nephew, was a congressman from south carolina named preston brooks. there is a monument to brooks here, who died in office. brooke's -- brooks came into the senate chamber and beat senator sumter with a cane while he was sitting at his desk in the senate chambers. the only time the united states senator has been physically assaulted on the floor of the senate. sumner was out of the senate for a few years recuperating. it was a symbol of the sub -- it was one of the symbols of the coming of the civil war. good was the only time that someone was beaten on the senate floor. brian: the only time someone had been beaten on the senate floor. what about the house floor? don: a book has just come out about assassinations and assaults on members of congress. i was looking at a recent convention, and i was astonished how many chapters in the book, there were lots of fights. now, most of those fights were between members. and occasionally, on the grounds of the capital, occasionally there were members who took out their frustrations on reporters who they thought

a's were up 3-0 in the 3rd and then billy butler struck, well, butler, that's a man's shot, right centerthat's a two-run homer. it's 5-0 and they weren't done. here's a call-up, jake wolinski, second day with the a's, he goes yard twice today. 5th inning bases loaded and josh reddick unloaded, his third career grand slam. the a's hit five home runs today, so a rout, 14-1. jesse chavez got the win. >>> it's the old -- oval for nascar, check the green car 18, kyle busch, sweet move inside. he grabbed the lead on that sequence and with a lap left the caution flag came out because when you hit the wall, that's going to happen. that's how busch was able to conserve fuel and hold off the field. so kyle busch who was the winner here at sonoma got his third victory in his last four starts. he goes back to back in the hot streak and he has entered the cup car playoff discussion. >>> how about j.t.? justin timberlake bringing sexy back to the lake tahoe party. jerry rice trying to hang with the big fellows. particular beer lake has got all kinds of -- timberlake has got all kinds of game, two stra

chief weapons inspector richard butler serving as chief weapons inspector in iraq after the first gulf war, i asked him in he believed a deal could be done with iran. >> there's too much at stake to let it go. it's been going on for a long time. it's a serious issue. one can see that both sides want a solution to it. optimism is not something you have light leg in the field of arms control. my guess is they'll get there. >> the grand ayatollah khamenei said some military site inspectors was unsuccessful. you faced this sort of issue with iraq. in ayatollah khamenei insists on the point wouldn't it be a deal breaker. >> the chief negotiate your went to iran for talks and arrived back and said i have the authority to cut the deal. in other words providing the mask sides each side has. no one will sell it short. there are basic requirements provided they are met on both sides, the iranian chief negotiator has been given the authority by the leader to do the deal. now, when they take that home as there will will in congress there'll be political groups who will not like it. there, i like t

butler not known for the speed but limbers into third.st not triple kind of guy unless it's a triple stack of pancakes. checked out. he's okay. move to the third. billy burns triple. josh reddick drives him in. a's up 2-0. six innings, high heat. the a's win 4-1 and take two out of three. >>> carlos took a no-hitter into the ninth against tampa bay. two outs and two strikes on joey butler. jason kipnis 5'11". he needs to be 6'5" to catch that. the base hit and drives in a run. goes 8 2/3 and struck out 13. gets the tenth win of the year but comes up one shy. 8-1 the final. speaking of, truly agonizing finish in the world cup semi final. against team usa and scoreless to the 31st minute we go. claire with a take down in the box, yellow card penalty opportunity and she buries it. 1-nil japan. seven minutes later stephanie goes down. maybe a little acting there. penalty kick for williams and we're tied at one. here is the heartbreaking moment in the 92nd minute. laura bassett defender's worst nightmare to get a foot and knock it away and kic

these were the white house butlers. the clintons were surprised. they had found a cat, and named it socks. he was not a house cat. the fence around the white house -- and this presented a problem. i am not a cat lover, but we obtained a large device that could be screwed into the ground and we attached a rope to it. the other end was attached to a shoulder harness and socks. for months the sort, but then -- this worked, but then i received a call from a police officer on the southbound -- south ground. he said that socks needed an assistant. i could see socks in a tree. evidently, he had chased a squirrel up the tree, and literally to the end of his rope and was hanging by his harness in midair and definitely in distress. [laughter] i had someone responded with a ladder. socks was saved. from that time forward, socks was kept a safe distance from squirrels and trees. president clinton was one of the great conversationalists of our time. when he talks to you, nothing else intervenes. not his schedule or other activities. you had his full attention.

. >> here is don ritchie, 18 blocks from here, talking to some people about the butler-sumner keening. don: some of you may remember andrew butler, associated with a infamous act that took place in the senate, the beating of senator charles sumner of massachusetts. he was an abolitionist and had given a speech attacking various southern people who supported slavery, one of whom he attacked was andrew butler. his nephew was a congressman from south carolina named preston brooks. there is a monument to brooks there. he came into the senate chamber and beat senator sumter with a cane while he was sitting at his desk in the senate chambers. the only time the united states senator has been physically assaulted on the floor of the senate. sumner was out of the senate for a few years recuperating. it was a symbol of the sub -- this coming of the civil war. brian: the only time someone had been beaten on the senate floor. what about the house floor? don: a book has just come out about assassinations and assaults on members of congress. i was looking at a recent convention, and i was astonishe

paul drop butler -- butler tried to run away from the crash but officers arrested him. he says he didn't see the car in front of him and that's when he hit it in hayward. a 21-year-old woman who was driving the car that was rear- ended was also hurt but not seriously.>>> hundreds concerned about community and police relations gathered today in union city. the justice and equality summit was held at james logan high school, organized by the city police department in conjunction with local schools and faith-based groups. the chief calls the relationship with the community vibrant. he is concerned about the national distrust of police.>> we want the idea of approachability, the idea of being able to have conversations in the future to be part of the fabric of this community. we don't want there to be fear or the unknown.>> chief mcallister says he hopes someone -- a summit like today's will not only strengthen trust and officers but give civilians a better understanding of the police force. per prat -- >>> a witness says it sounded like a grenade. a woman was sent flying 6

at 6:00 an early morning crash leaves an east bay man dead, another behind bars. 28-year-old paul butleri and hit and run charges. police say he was speeding in hayward, slammed into a car in front of him. the driver of the other car was not seriously hurt. an 18-year-old passenger died after being taken to the hospital. >>> today detectives are resuming their search for a baby missing now for more than a week. six month old amber graham went missing from her shasta opportunitiy home. her father told police she disappeared from her crib at their home in happy valley but detectives say his story doesn't match up. now new developments are point poing the shasta county sheriff's department to the small town of ono. police with cadaver dogs are scouring the terrain for clues. detectives say amber's father is a person of interest in this case but no charges have been filed against him. >>> it hasn't even been a year since the jungle was shut down and people living in one of the nations largest homeless encampments had an early wake-up call as crews moved in to clean out their new spot. crews

police say butler didn't see the car stopped in front of him at a red light. happened early yesterday morning at the intersection of sespe rian shores boulevard. a woman who was driving the car suffered minor injuries. >>> a elderly woman is missing in walnut creek. a silver alert has been issued for the 71-year-old. she only speaks russian. police are worried she could become disoriented because of medical conditions. she was dressed in athletic clothing, was carrying a red fleece jacket and floral robe. anyone with information is asked to contact the walnut creek police department. >>> there are new developments in the search for a 6-month-old from shasta county. amber graham has been missing since july 2nd. on friday night someone found a pacifier on the side of the freeway 10 miles from the little girl's home. yesterday the father then disappeared. sheriffs' deputies say he's been a person of interest in the case since it began and is considered armed and dangerous. anyone who has seen him is asked to call 911. >>> tomorrow the parents of kate stein le wil

if you want to market yourself, this would be the time to do it. >> reporter: undeterred butler saystinue to keep tagging, even making shark conservation her platform for her upcoming competition in november. >> we're not doing this for media attention. if we're getting a beautiful photo that gets people to see sharks are something that needs to be protected, then why not use that photo? >> all right, here's the problem, if you want to tag a shark, you can order shark tags yourself -- >> i did not know that. >> -- and go out and start tagging sharks. noaa will let anybody do this. but they will tell you, when you tag a shark, they tell you, don't pull a shark on to the sand, don't sit on a shark. don't pose for pictures with the shark. >> it's a threat. >> you do not do it. don't handle the shark. the guy in the pictures her boyfriend has been doing this for years. he got a little internet notoriety for wrangling a shark to the beach. he's been doing it for sport for years and admitted that. and now all of a sudden, they say they are doing it for conservation purposes. that's a probl

unless you ask 21-year-old miss maine usa contestant marisa butler.harks tagging them so conservationists can keep track of their population. >> not a lot of people view sharks as something that need to be saved. people don't know the about the number killed. >> these photos of the beauty queen are causing a backlash. some shark experts saying she may be doing more harm than good. >> the six fact they're pulling the shark out of the water onto the beach leaves little hope that this shark is going to survive. >> reporter: marisa argues that bringing them to shore is the safest way for her her and fellow volunteers to tag them. >> we try not to completely beach the shark so they can still have water going over his gills. >> reporter: still other conservationists suggest these pictures are meant to bring more attention to her than to the sharks. >> "shark week" happens and this story breaks after that. if you want to mark it yourself this would be the time to do it. >> reporter: butler says she's planning to continue tagging even making shark conservatio

billy butler. opposite field. two rbi double. and josh reddick, scoring error. make it interesting.bomb. make it a one run game. tyler clifford. closes it out in the ninth. 17th save. and, fly out to center. three game losing streak. for the 5-4 victory. 33-year-old, serena williams the oldest woman to win the championship. defeating her opponent in straight sets. her sixth singles title on the course. played in her second slam. won all four majors. last time the two met. handed serena her most law sided loss. up 4-2. serena rally. winning four straight games. serving here on set point. forehand winner. takes the set 6-4. serena up in the second. wasn't going down without a fight. break her serve with a forehand winner of her own. stays in the match. 5-4. short-lived. next game. serena breaks the match point. after a short rally. shot goes wide. serena so focused on the point. had no idea she had won. wait frging for a challenger. serena wins her 21st career major. complete the grand slam with a win at the u.s. open. >> super excite. knew i wanted to win wimbledon this year. of all

billy butler would also double. comes in. a's 2-1. 2-2 in the 4th. down the right field line. fair ball. it is a two run hit. 4-2 new york. here is what i am talking about. what we have seen all year long. routine grounder. throws it away. 8th inning. two runs score off the grounder. 6-2 final. tanaka is the winner. the new york yankees and down go the a's. all is good for the golden state warriors just continues to be. you got to have the signature on the bottom line as jordan proved to the mavericks and draymond green signed the contract. and made a public appearance today with the warriors as they introduced him again to warrior fans and he was asked if this contract valid dated him being he was a number two draft choice, everybody thought he was too small and he wasn't starter going into this year. >> you know, hearing about that contract, you know, when i got off the phone with bob and ran through the hotel room and he laughed at me and it was a great feeling. but i was telling him it didn't compare, come close to the feeling of winning the championship. it didn't come cl

butlers are trained to build with structural integrity and find sand with the best consistency. in the uk spain france italy and greece. >> this is princess ana. my sister says she heard you've been such a good girl and you've been so brave, she has decided to crown you as an honorary princess of arandale. >> a young "frozen" fan with an inoperable brain tumor received that special voice mail. kristen bell left it in character in support of 6-year-old avery huffman. she was diagnosed with the potentially fatal tumor a month ago. you can find her go fund me on our website. >>> great to see when celebrities can do good. >> she was so happy. such a nice thing to do. for us we are going to see nice weather. pleasant all around the bay area. warm inland. 88 in antioch. at the coast it's going to stay cloudy. half moon bay 65. san francisco 67 and mild in san jose. the week ahead shows temperatures peaking. keep that in mind. we'll hit mid 90s there. enjoy this slightly below average numbers this weekend. you'll find that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. head to the beach mid

billy butler did something about that with one swing of the bat.ld his seventh home run of the year to make it 3-3. he took a delabetante high pitch down the left line. the a's have a 4-3 lead. they win by that score as tyler clipert gets his 16th save. and a reminder that four a's and two giants will be on the all star game and you can see it right here. >>> we say it every year when the season ends, take a snapshot. that's the last time you will see that entire team together. such as the case with the world champion warriors as today they say goodbye to a team favorite. we'll be back with that story. dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org >>> when the warriors talked about team concept

chavez getting trevor plouffe looking chavez had 9 strike outs on the day bot 3rd 3-0 a's billy butlerits this two-run home run then bot 3rd smolinski knocks this home-run first home-run as an athletic 7-0 a's then.make it 11-0 a's josh reddick crushes this grand slam 431 feet! bot 8th a's up 11. smolinksi how about a second home-run? three-run homer for smolinski. he had two home runs and four ribby's on the day. final: a's 14-1 a's hit 5 home runs chavez: 6 ip, 3 h, 9 so >> j.r: we go to england.the open as they call it.i'm just going to get it out of the way now.no tiger woods.second major in a row that he didn't make the cut. dustin johnson the leader coming in 17th hole johnson misses the putt and bogies the hole he shot a 3-over 75 and fell t0 18th place.johnson had a terrible day. >> j.r: jordan spieth made a charge in his bid to win his 3rd straight major he shot a 6-under 66 and is only 1 stroke back. >> j.r: paul dunne an amateur makes the beautiful uphill birdie putt he shot a 6-under 66 and and co-leads with jason day and louis oosthuizen at 12-under he is the first amateur

tom: bob nardelli taking a shot at butler. >> no.t from the other side that you have a responsibility to game the ceo's. do you get straight talk from the ceo or cfo from apple? >> in my experience, sometimes management can get too close so when things begin to weaken on the margin which is how stocks get priced they don't always see it in time. they see china unraveling and they say what does this mean for iphone? it could mean not great things. brendan: in our sympathy on the table for tim cook, we should note that he took this new category and hid it in another category. that really goes to the twitter question of the day. we are looking at the watch and the headphones and wondering -- is apple out of ideas? we trust it to be an idea company. we assumed they would always invent the new category. can it continue to do that? let us know. tom: good morning everyone. bloomberg "surveillance." let's go to greece. writing this up as america's. here is matt optimistic on greece. how could anybody be optimistic about the economic prospect

chef, a pastry chef, three assistantships and their kitchen store, as well as the maÎtre d'and six butler's without leaving them out certainly the maintenance staff. the white house is the consummate this old house. it included highly skilled carpenters electricians, operations engineers, furniture handlers, painters and plumbers. the chief usher also supervises the national park service staff of 24 gardeners that take care of the 18 acres of grounds and gardens. my staff and i administered developed, and track the expenses -- expenses for these activities. the chief usher establishes the budget for the executive residence, approximately $12 million. i was responsible for tracking billing, and presenting to the president and the first lady more recently it was the first lady, each month the bill for their food, beverage, dry cleaning and personal items used by the family and their personal guests. most people do not realize the president pays for these expenses out of his own pocket. for your general information, i will give you a brief history of the white house itself with the exception o

butler with slow relevanter. alberto and the score. 1 nothing a's now to sunny gray who absolutely owned jock peterson. done peterson. donor phenom struck out for third time in the 6th inning. nip k in the gym. ep insurance in the seventh. reddick downtown to l.a. live. off former a anderson. rbi no. 57. up 2 zip. 8th inning gray at the plate if he ever goten a hit in the major league of course in the al so didn't hit that the much about you here it is. no. 1. down the rate field line and fair by inches. suv near for sunny. they want the ball. want the ball. gray gets a hit and guess the distance. shut out of the dodgers 2 nothing. gray now 11 and 4 as the a's end 4 gamelessing streak. but the giants fail to capitolize and remain half game back. another day another trade. kansas city royal traded did for pitchers brack and shawn. 34-year-old is hit twoing 68 with 6 home runs and 33 rbi. he goes worst to first. to a team that is really loaded up for the play offs. they are scary good rate now. 34th over all player

their series finale generous fan gives a foul ball he caught to a concession-stand girl bot 5th billy butlery breakfast" singles right tripled in the first and brings in a run here a's go up 3-1 bot 7th mark canha pops one up.rockies can't make the grab a's score to make it 4-1 final 4-1 a's win the series against the rockies. two outs and to strikes he is one strike away from a no- hitter and joey but there with a clean single. 8-1 is your final he took it good naturedly that he was one strike away from a no-hitter women's world cup semi-finals. japan versus emgland. commonwealth stadium in edmonton, canada 1-1 tie 92nd minute looks like overtime but england's laura bassett trying to clear the ball puts it into her own net just under the crossbar final: 2-1 japan it's japan vs the usa sunday in vancouver and floyd may weather from that 12 rounds of boxing made lots of money they don't call him money for nothing. although the pay-per-view numbers are not final yet estimates are that floyd mayweather could make between $220 and $230 million dollars for the manyy pacquiao fight so in 36 minute

joining me now is former federal prosecutor paul butler thank you for being here. >> great to be herethe argument to keep this video private stand a chance? >> no. when the taxpayers spend $5 million to settle a case they have a right to know what happened. in this case the police shot a man who was unarmed. he had one hand in the air. the other hand, he had a baseball cap on. that's reckless homicide. i don't understand how this is not a criminal case. the police don't get to shoot you because you take off your hat. in this situation, what they should have done is take cover. you don't expose yourself and then use that as an excuse to shoot. yesterday the president talked about how the united states is the world's leading jailer. it seems like we don't have a problem prosecuting anybody except a cop who shoots an unarmed civilian. >> and now they're fighting, as we have been involved in these police accountability movements, now that we are successful in some places, not nearly enough getting the dash cam cameras and the body cameras, they're fighting the release of them which brings

yankees back in front and is butler line drive to left. solo shot for butler. 3. extra innings. the afterwards looking for the curve ball. the hug the line. stays fair. if clifford close-out. a's 4-3 in 10 engines and you know what is coming next. >> and hot her and muggy. always tough to play in yankees stadium. oh, my gosh. >> the cool water down the back of the shirt. warriors traded former all star lee to the celtics in exchange for small forward wallace. lee was due millions of dollars in the final year of the contract and too much money for back up player. l and playing time diminished with green but key contributor off the bench in the finals. there-year-old wanted an opportunity to start again. celtics are perfect fit. afternoon almost 15 points 10 board per game and 10 seasons in the nba. good luck to david. class act with emotion this past season. now wallace 32 years old. best years are behind him. averages 1 point per game last year in boston. 2010. all star with share lieutenant. 10 million next year an warriors use the stretch provision which will

the butlers are trained to build with structural integrity and to find sand with the best consistencypain, france, italy and greece. i don't know if i would spend that much money, frances. >> no, i couldn't afford it. but you have a free forecast ahead. awesome. >> all right. san jose 80, 72 oakland. and also for your accuweather seven-day forecast, look for slightly below average temperatures saturday, sunday. warmup begins monday, then the heat is on tuesday and wednesday. we will reach 100 degrees inland. 90s around the bay, 70s at the coast and cooling down thursday and friday. >> thank you. and thanks for joining us on the abc7 morning news. news continues online on twitter and all your mow boyle devices with our abc7 news app. gma is next. see you at 8:00. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! he's read

top 6th big billy buter "country breakfast" nails this home-run seventh home-run of the year for butler to extras and bret lawrie hits this solo home-run lawrie's only hit of the game 4-3 a's final: a's win 4-3 first extra-inning win for oakland and the tarp going crazy in the wind. and the players who normally just stand around and worry about themselves came out to help the man. players looking on, rush to free him luckily, the grounds keeper gets free pirates' star andrew mccutchen can't believe it pop singer, dancer and actor ciara has been choosen the sing the national anthem at next week's major league baseball all-star game and there is also some talk about her relationship with boyfriend and seattle seahwks quarterback russell wilson during an appearance at a church sunday wilson who is open about his religious faith said the couple is practicing abstinence wilson said it was a message from god but jokingly added "ya'll need to pray for us" in refernce to how c iara being quite attractive russell wilson talking about ciara warriors sign first-round draft pick kevon looney move t

billy butler to know man's around. ike davis will score. 4-3 fourth.ame score, buster posey -- what is lloyd doing? never left first base. should have been in scoring position. casillas strikes out. 4-3 giants, a's fall to 10-24 in one-run games. giants on fire. here's buster on the punchout. >> he caught me offguard a little bit. obviously for me the runner is right there in front of me. so trying to make sure. >> not a good move by thity. jiff gordon one the nascar record five wins at indianapolis motor speedway unable to get number six in his final race there today. the brickyard belongs to kyle busch. lap 50, clint harvick and boyer bump. gordon tries to miss the wreck. finishes 42nd. busch, unbeatable. won last night. takes the checkered flag. kiss the bricks pal. final round of the canadian open david hearn trying to become the first to win his country's national championship in 61 years. left to right. par save to remain at 15-under. jason day, foot on the gas. rolls in a bird on 17 to snag the lead. on 18, the third birdie to close out the tour

reliever fernando rodriguez wild pitch wilin rosario scores 2-0 rockies bottom 7th/ 2-0 rockies billy butler lofts a single to right ben zobrist scores 2-1 rockies next batter josh phegley struck out by tommy ahlne to end the inning final: 2-1 rockies the user having a hard time and are playing like a last-place team --the a's anthony davis has reportedly agred to a 5-year. 145 million dollar deal to return to the new orleans pelicans. it would be the richest nba contract ever. but won't kick-in until the 2016-17 season. draymond green met. or is possibly still meeting with warriors management in los angeles he became a restricted free agent at 9:01pm and at that minute he was with the warriors brass dicussing a possibnle contract. the warriors would likely wrap him up tomight by giving his the $15.8 million per season maximum but if not. green could fetch about $15 million from any other team in a max contract because he is a retricted free agent the warriors could match any offer the detroit pistons houston rockets and atlanta hawks are reportedly interested in his services green has said

billy butler will knock in a run with the bases loaded. scores one. two out hit. he goes six innings. gives up one run. they take 2-3 from the rockies. last night the free agency period began in the nba. warriors thinking they could wrap things up with draymond green. met with him last night but talks between draymond green and the warriors have broken down and he may now meet with the other teams thereat interested in him like detroit, atlanta, houston. i wouldn't get too freaked out. he is a restricted free agent. the warriors can match whatever offer he may get. mean time, kevin love, coming back to the cavaliers. a 5 year, $110 million deal. too play with lebron james and company. that is the sporting life for right now. [ talking at the same time ] >> heart breaking. >> yeah. yeah. she will live with that forever. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 10:00 p.m. the search for illegal fireworks, we will take you on patrol with police. thank you for joining us. good night. how you doing? phil dunphy. what do i have to do to get you to ask, "what do i have to do to ge

billy butler goes opposite field. josh redick will score on the throwing error. the a's bullpen makes it interesting. edward gives up a two-run bob to carlos santana. indians make it a one-run game. tyler clifford closes it out. giving jason a fly out to center. a's end their three-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory. >>> serena williams became the oldest woman to win the champ yornship at wimbledon today. sixth single title on the grass court. she completed her second serena slam. last time these two met. arbina handed serena her loss. serena is winning four straight games, serving here on set point, and the winner takes the set 6-4. serenea up 5-3 in the second. garbino wasn't going down without a fight. stays in the match at 5-4, it was short lived, serena break serve match point. after a short rally, her shot goes wide. serena so focused on the point had no idea she won the championship. she was waiting a challenge or the umpire to say something. serena completed her second career serena slam. she can complete the grand slam with a win at the u.s. open. whi

a's billy butler, combined with joe near catch, made it interesting.re. in the 9th here, got him swinging, he should of bunted. then they sent jake to 3rd. buster posey throwing a bullet on the tag. that is 2 outs, and then, striking out marcus to end the game. the a's killed their own rally. lost 4-3. guy ants win their 5th if in a row. now, tim hudson has finally beaten all 30 teams in his career. >> dodgers scoreless streak ended at 45 and 2/3rd inning. striking big. now, tied at 2. this is a walk off. now that is why the dodgers west lead is a single game over the giants. 3-2 final from new york. johnny was traded to the kansas city royals today. strong move. our director is happy. sending a message that the royals are going for it all. five days before the trade deadline. winning 20 games last season cueto will be a free agent at the end of the season. >>> big spotlight on cooperstown, new york. four more in the baseball hall of fame including a son of livermore, california, randy johnson. >> so many of the reasons that i have been inducted in the

billy butler gone. back to back. 6-0. malone after seven runs and two-thirds. a's got power today. josh reddick grand slam. 12th homer of the year. second of the game three-run shot. a's smack five home runs and blow out the twinghe twinkies. >> pitched great and final win. the team made me feel like i was part of it since day one and obviously everyone wants to help contribute and i'm just trying to do my part right now and hopefully, we can keep it rolling sglg rolling. >> what a game for him. attacked by a shack in south africa just two minutes into the open finals. said it got caught up in his leg rope. fanning able to fight it off and swim away this is crazy. this guy is a three-time world champion, like i said. his name is on flip-flops. super star status like the kelly slater here and here he is moments after the attack. >> he just kept coming at my board and i was kicking and screaming and -- >> see some teeth in get some teeth? >> i just saw fins. i didn't see the face. i was waiting for the teeth to come at me as i was swimming. >> did you get a couple punches in? >> i pu

third inning, country breakfast billy butler. then jake smolinski. back-to-back. 6-0.malone pulled after allowing seven round and 2 2/3, a's getting out pentup power. josh reddick, grand slam. 1st home overrer of the season. cyclonic circulation for him. smolinski, second home run of the game. four rbis for him. a's smack five home runs to blow out minnesota 14-1. >> good day for everybody. it just is great. hitters did agreed a fun win. the team made me feel like i was part since day one, and obviously everybody wants to help contribute and just trying too do my part right now and hopefully keep it rowling. >> craziest video of the day. surfer mick fanning attacked bay shark in south froze, two minutes into the open finals. said got caught in his leg rope help was able to fight it up a swim away. he is a three-time world champion, his name is on flip-flops. he has century star status the likes of kelly slater. here's his comments after the attack. >> just kept coming at my board. i was like kicking and screaming and -- >> see some teeth? >> i just saw fin. didn't see