cleveland was far behind. the democratic party was in deep trouble in this part of the midwest. >> he is one of 14 presidential candidates who lost the election of a change to politics. from nebraska, more of the words from william jennings bryan. >> the great cities are in favor of the gold standard. the rest upon our broad and fertile prairies'. your cities will spring up again if -- as though by magic. destroy our farms and the grass will grow in the streets of every city in the country. england has a gold standard. if they dared to come out and defend the gold standard, we will fight them to the uttermost. supported by the interest and the labor is everywhere, we will answer the demand for the gold standard. you shall not pushed down against labor. you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold. >> how long was this speech in 1986 -- 1896? >> it was about 45 minutes long. this was a powerful metaphor for most people. william jennings bryan was a christian. he wanted to keep the country on the gold stan

i want to end with cleveland because i think cleveland is a great story. cleveland is another 100--year-old plus building, we did an incredible interior and exterior retrofit, ran into the, what do you do when off mural on the building you can't touch? actually wound up paying the muralist to come back out, refurbish the murals on both sides, add to the artwork, replace all the stucco in the p middle of the building and had the artist repaint the plaques of all the faces in such a way that they can be taken down if we ever have to fix the wall again. but the story i want to tell -- and typical library at cleveland, completely refurbished and of course this is the ceremony, for those of you who remember the gentleman who went to the library and the archive and discovered that there was a copper box placed there somewhat after the 1906 earthquake in 1910, this was one of the first major structures in that area reconstructed after the earthquake. they had a major sort of grand opening where every city official of the day came, the mayor wrote a letter, it was

louis. >>> kind of a cool moment in cleveland. jim thome and omar vizquel brought up the lineup cards. might be the last time these two hall of famers are on the field. fourth inning, dunn with a shot to right but fukudome was there to make a diving grab. he was just getting warmed up. an inning later fukudome put indians on top, scored a pair with an rbi single. cleveland won big 11-5. >>> finally we briefly mentioned this yesterday. hugh jackman, wolverine from the x-men series took part in a wwe event earlier this week. he threw a punch at dolph ziegler, which helped his opponent win the match. after the event, ziegler tweeted that jackman actually broke his jaw. that's one powerful punch. but now sources close to the wrestler say it was all a hoax. ziegler is fine. go figure. make-believe in the ring and out of it. only in the wwe. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> b

the democrat cleveland was far behind. the democratic party was in deep trouble in this part of the midwest. >> he is one of 14 presidential candidates who lost the election but changed american politics. from nebraska, more of the words from william jennings bryan. from his famous cross of gold speech. >> the great cities are in favor of the gold standard. we replied thatthe rest upon our broad and fertile prairies. burn down your cities and leave the farms, and your cities will spring up again as though by magic. destroy our farms and the grass will grow in the streets of every city in the country. we care not what line the battle is fought. we replyengland has a gold standard. we will restore bimetallism. england has it because the united states has it. if they dared to come out and defend the gold standard, we will fight them to the uttermost. we have ubehind us the productie masses of the world. supported by the interest and the labor is everywhere, we will answer the demand for the gold standard. you shall not push d

it happened to american greetings in the city of cleveland. they raised their taxes, and american depreetings -- greetings. they need to give tools to local government to deal with 21st century changes. >> one of the changes you talked about was to sell or lease the about was to sell or lease the turnpike. that's the super-highway that runs from the pennsylvania border to the indiana border. you also want to privatize the state prison. i don't know of any great authors of the turnpike. do you see those as long-term solutions? >> first of all, jack, we could have sold more prisons, but we're not going to sell for a bad price. secly, we sold one, and we did very well with that. in addition to that, we privatized more of the operations of these prisons. believe me, our director of corrections here in ohio was thrilled with where we are, because i think you know that the cost of correction facilities is sky rocketing. we have been able to get ourselves in the position to be able to change that. able to change that. to be able to first of all not o

, cleveland, mississippi, that caused damage.hat frontal boundary will make its way to the east. that top half with low pressure causing backups in places like chicago. possibly up to an hour in some places. new york, philadelphia, delays under an hour. same story in cleveland and cincinnati due to thunderstorms. atlanta, morning low clouds will give way to thunderstorms in the after. of course, we could see backups in d.c. and all your major airports. now switching gears, with the delicacy of a hatchet we'll talk about water cooler information for you. some incredible story about a deep sea wreckage from world war ii. in fact, as we take a look at video. this is actually from the "ss garasopel" sunk back on december 17th of 1941. this ship was going from india to england, ran out of fuel and had to detour away from its convoy, which was protecting it. to try to make its way to the irish coast to refuel and refit. unfortunately, when it broke away from the convoy it became prey to a german u-boat, running rampant across the atlan

i'm so glad you took the special care at cleveland. that definitely took, i'm sure, some negotiating and finessing and again that just shows the love and attention that we here as well as your department and deputy superintendent lee, i want to commend you as well for really overseeing the work and superintendent garr see yo -- garcia, you too, monitoring the process and making sure that everything fits in the puzzle. it's a puzzle that has to get put together and a combination domino effect. that's the tall -- that's a talent. it's not just something you have automatically. it takes skill and talent and know-how. it's savvy and political will. you all have been able to do that. these schools reflect that effort. thank you so, so very much. we talk about it, not only here in san francisco, i want you to know it is a pleasure to speak to staff in the schools and they're so pleased but also to people who come and visit san francisco and see our school sites because they are amazed. thank you. >> by the way in conclusion, i want to apoll

gonzalez gets the 5-0 on 7 strikeouts to shackle cleveland.nning, breaking a scoreless tie, pennington. three rbi on a 4-5 day. a's win it 7-0. chicago cubs. looks like they are after billy b to be the new general manager. nobody saying anything. tom, the chairman, he has an eye for him and there is an opening with the cubs. if frank mccourt wants to unload the dodgers there is a buyer with deep pockets. a juppe made up of chinese investors, a $1.2 billion offer to purchase the offer. the man behind the offer is bill burke. the 1.2 billion would be a record for aminner league franchise. u.s. open tennis, serena williams felt at home. the champion took her, tore her apart. did it in 49 minutes. 6-0, 6-1. the 28 seed. why she is a three time champion. to the scoreboard as you see the ace for serena williams. the scoreboard, 6-0 and 6-1. jay leno in town tonight, just down the street. he taped the tonight show and flew up, there he is with mayor ed lee. he was mcing a fund raider. they are looking for -- fundraiser. they are looking for a new hos

we just first grader at cleveland. i worked at cleveland. he probably found the gun. stuffed it in his back and went to school. >> nobody knew >> all my friend that is have guns. it's because it's for protection. because they don't want to be caught without a gun. if you're without a gun, there's more of a chance you're going to get hurt yourself. >> i guess the question is how do we make people feel safe in our communities? the issue is how do we need to get people to feel like they don't need a gun. >> you got video games that allow them to placate the attitudes. we have movies that make millions of dollars of that attitude created from our community. yes, we must do this, we must look at all the components. as reductions took place. man if i couldn't get that summer job. i knew i was going to be robbing folks. that was, not to date myself. that was a couple years back. >> hey, hey. come on. anyways. but, you know, it is, things have gotten reductions and other cuts. it all impacts us. not getting the gun off the street. it's a longer term investment. are we prepare

he's a cleveland browns fan...kes to show his pride by standing and cheering for his favorite team.but at sunday's game... his so called "excessive" standing got him kicked out. out.turns out the cleveland browns have a fan code of conduct that says continued standing interferes with others' ability to enjoy the game.but big r... isn't happy about it. my mom always taught us, you should stand up for what you believe in and literally i am doing that this time!" time!"((ááááchatáááá)) 3 he auditioned for the x- factor... but it isn't about the singing for this next conte. contestant. ((singing nats)) nats))coming up... why this guy says he auditioned for the x factor. factor.and it's time to get crafty... we're whittling away in our hometown hotspot next. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 --kali basi is live with the details on this morning's hometown hotspot--sugarloaf crafts festival at the maryland state fairgrounds --fashion, jewelry, home decor, fine art-demonstrations by arti

. >> 1884 against cleveland.cally, in 1876, it was b laine who prevented ulysses grant from making a comeback and winning a third term. >> besides being secretary of state for james garfield and chester arthur -- >> he was secretary of state under three presidents. >> what else did he do? >> he was a speaker of the house. he was a governor. >> he changed some of the rules in the house. the speakers are always changing the rules somewhat to their advantage is. >> this was after the civil war when congress was much more central, much more potent than it had been. their reaction against the strong executive said in. to be the secret -- the speaker of the house, to be a power in congress meant a lot more fun than it would today. >> do you have anything to say? >> what do you think would have happened if he won? i think he would be regarded as the best president between lincoln and tr. >> he was assertive, he had intellectual capacity. he had a lot of talent. i think that once he had actually achieved it -- people los

cleveland and pittsburgh. thunderstorms in the rockies. showers around seattle. >> 77 in portland. 83 in colorado springs. 86 in billings. mostly 50s across the midwest. 76 in new york. 86 in new orleans. 91 in miami. >>> well supposed to be a friendly sparring match between a man and beast. it has the peta mad. >> the circus showcasing an act featuring a boxing match, pitting a kangaroo against a man. peta is chiming in calling it animal cruelty. they say canning rokangaroos wo run away than fight. >> why he has him in a headlock. look sews cute. >> kangaroos are kind of cute. the boxer says it is just a comedy show and the kangaroo is actually just fine. but i don't know how you can speak for the kangaroo, but, you know. >> the kangaroo told him so. >> yeah, yeah. okay. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> welcome back, everybody. sound the political correctness alarm for this one. comes to us from california and involves, believe it or not, ah-choo. >> cute sneeze. seems one teacher is bent on wiping away the most comm

. >> united 93, cleveland. united 93, cleveland. do you still hear the center? united 93. >> reporter: could it happen again, ten years later. >> this is the captain. i would like you to remain seated. there is a bomb aboard. >> reporter: billions of dollars have been spent to protect the united states. >> the other tower just collapsed. major collapse. >> reporter: yet, ten years later, many the urgent security improvements prprosed by the 9/11 commission set up to make sure this never happened again have yet to be implemented. >> i think we haven't maybe got the same sense of urgency and in this one, we've got to have it, because there are still people out there that want to kill americans and they're trying to find different ways of accomplishing their end. >> reporter: ten years ago, there was no tsa. and airport security was run by the airline chose screeners allowed the 1919 hijackers to board that september morning carrying box cutters and knives. >> in 2001, security was illusory. the airlines pretended to deliver security and the government pretended to

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. >> he's in cleveland. the a's in cleveland-kinsella's 5-0 against cleveland. white out. 4-5 rbi. the a's rolled it up for cleveland. with seven-0. >> and the dodgers owner is having a cash flow problem. his team is in bankruptcy and he is in hot water. primarily, chinese investors of put together a $1.2 billion offer dodgers from him. the man behind that is marathon founder, bill burke. he has no comment. the 1.2 billion would be a rout record. it is on the record for 21 days. >> take a look. this is the proper words bryan brown against the cardinals. this is brian kron. the brewers brian braun. he misses and falls. right on his face. and he says go-ahead and final 8-4. the red hot diamondback. the giants fell by six games. brandon for the giants visited his name spaksak one of the players was up and vallejo at six flags. this baby giraffe is bradnon belle and the us forrumble and serena williams seeded 28th to be the favor to win. with a 13 grand slams on her resume, sovereign venus wils pulled o offut because of a medical condition. serena williams. >> a shock in caree

it happened to american greetings up in the city of brooklyn near cleveland. they raised their taxes and american greetings, the great company, moved out of there to west lake. so this is an opportunity for us to control costs, provide some balance, and give tools to local governments to be able to deal with the 21st century changes. >> one of the things you've talked about is trying to follow the examples set by governor dan yells in indiana and that is to sell or lease the turn bike. that's the super highways that that's the super highways that runs from the border to border. you also want to privatize the five state prisons. so far you've only got a bid i think on one of the state prisons and i don't know if you've had any real great offers on the turnpike. do you see those as real long-term solutions? >> well, first of all we could have sold more prisons but we're not going to sell for a bad price. secondly, we sold one and we did very well with that and in addition to that we privatized more of the operations of these prisons. and believe me, our director

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she joins me now from cleveland. your husband's been a senator for almost five years. what was the tipping point that made you decide to give up your column now? >> well, first of all, i want to make it clear i'm still writing a syndicated column for creators. i'm glad for that. creators came to me in 2007. i'm also writing essays for "parade." i'm not resigning from journalism, i resigned from the cleveland plain dealer. it's the largest paper in ohio and covers my husband's race which it should. he's running for re-election. it's different from 2006 and now for me professionally, but also for how it's working out there in politics. and i just felt i was getting a bigger target on my back. and i was going to make my editors worry too much. they had been so supportive. they did not want me to leave. but they understood why i did. >> in with the benefit of hind side, was it naive to believe you that could write a column for ohio's biggest newspaper while being married to a united states senator? >> of course not. firs

hoover cleveland was the successful -- grover cleveland was the successful candidate. we believe he had an influence on american history and are learning more about that tonight. woodland hills, california, you are on the air. hello, eric. >> hello, how are you? continuing on about james blaine's personality, i was wondering, he is certainly a larger-than-life character. do you see him embodied in any current politician? >> let me give them a little time to think about it. >> i do not think so. he was considered a very congenial person. he came from away, as we say here in maine. he came up here as a young man. immediately he was accepted by people here. he was so good with people. he was sort of a combination of various people that we have now. i do not see anybody that has his intellectual depth. he was a very bright guy. he was very well read. i just read about him going to parties in washington and being described as being surrounded by people because he was reading the poetry. -- by women there because he was reading them poetry. >> have either of you read about c

pittsburgh, cleveland that front is going to clear out quickly during your day today. we may get a few thunderstorms along the front, for the most part a period of rain, then the winds will pick up and skies will clear. that's when temperatures will plummet. for the big cities in the east, it's the middle of the day. you will go to work and temperatures will be warm. later on it will be windy, dry, you'll probably even want to roll the windows up. >>> good news this morning in oklahoma and texas, rain to report. enjoying that around lubbock and a amarillo. a chilly morning for new minneapolis and chicago. not warming it up much either. look at the temperatures in the east. we'll be at our highs early today then temperatures drop later today. it will stay beautiful and cool in much areases of east all weekend long. should be enjoyable. >>> euro fears ease, oil tumbles and a childhood favorite gets a makeover. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines straight ahead. >>> coming up, the phillies clinch and the dodgers' clayton kershaw seeks revenge. an airlin

cleveland tops oakland, 4-3. >>> barry bonds will not face another trial.ederal prosecutors dropped all the remaining charges against bonds. bonds plans to appeal the conviction of obstruction of justice. >>> two-time tennis champion venus williams dropped out of a tournament. her future career is in doubt. venus cited medical reasons. she's been diagnosed with a auto immune disease that causes joint pain. there is no cure, but the chronic condition can be managed with medication. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories and the 9/11 panel warns that nearly ten years after the attacks on america, the country is still not safe from terrorists. rrorists. [ male announcer ] this is the network. a network of possibilities... ♪ in here, pets never get lost. ♪ in here, every continent fits in one room. it was fun, we played football outside. why are you sitting in the dark? ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, you're never away from home. it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. c1 3 ,,,, >>> on the s >>> o

cleveland won big. 11-5. we briefly mentioned this in entertainment.ook part in a wwe evented earlier this week, throwing a punch at dub zeigler which helped his opponent win the match. after the match he tweeted that jackman actually broke his jaw. but it was all a hoax. go figure. only in the wwe. that's your first look at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> here's meteorologist ryan phillips with the forecast. hello. >> you need sunshine. >> i need sunshine. yes, i do. >> we need to go west. that's where it will be for the next several days. gloomy conditions into the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the rain's just getting organized. liftoff to the north as the day goes on. and the wet weather will continue to settle in. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, hartford, boston, it's just going to be the same old song and dance here for the next few days. temperatures up into the 70s. not bad temperaturewise, it's also kind of humid. getting rid of the showers chances will not come quickly. 73 today in new york, 76 on saturday. 77 on

nicole gentile, a third grade teacher from cleveland, ohio. nicole, thanks for your time tonight.that sound byte we played of president obama, did you feel like you still had hope to keep your job because you're set to be laid off in october. how do you feel? >> it made me very optimistic. i just really hope this job bill goes through fast. we need to get our teachers back into the classrooms and working with the children. >> who do you blame for your job being in jeopardy and your colleagues? >> you know what, i think there's a lot of finger pointing going on. i think what we need to do is put -- get the people that are actually in office to do the job that we put them there to do, start working for us and stop working against us. >> do you think the president was strong on that message tonight? >> i feel that he was, yes. >> what about senate bill 5 in ohio? your thoughts on that. does it effect you, and how do you think it will unfold on the recall of that bill? >> i am very confident sb 5 is now issue 2, and i am confident we will get that bill voted down, and i loved what the

the east where cleveland was from. people who believed in thomas jefferson and that the government should not do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890's, grover cleveland said that the people should support the government but the government should not support the people. this is different from what bryan believed. he was a liberal. in our parlance today. he was a democratic liberal. he believed the government should help those who could not help themselves. he wanted to reset the balance -- redress the balance between corporate power and the power of workers and small farmers. also, cleveland had broke the strike with federal troops. the pullman strike. the cleveland attorney general was grover's attorney. for bryan, cleave the thought that he represented all that he did not like about politics. -- cleveland thought that he represented all that he did not like about politics. >> i want to use these words in that jury action. -- and get your reaction. >> they're filled with convictions and bereft o

showers from milwaukee, chicago, cleveland, pittsburgh.uquerque. 50s from twin cities to indianapolis. 76 here in new york. 91 in miami. >>> and now to the moment we have been waiting for all morning long. it is time for our "bam." nice timing on friday. >> day five. i like it. >> favorite story of the daytime. you may not be able to teach an old dog new trick, but a cat that is another story. >> check out these amazing felines fittingly called acro-cats, ordinary house cats doing extraordinary things. they've been trained to ride skateboards, walk tightropes, and much more. >> the cats are rescues, orphans, some are strays and they have taken their show, look at that. on the road now. >> so cute. having two cats of my own i can attest that they do funny strange things. >> are you more of a cat person than a dog person? >> i look them both. cats are easier. >> cats, less maintenance. >> i'm too lazy to walk a dog every day. >> totally. more "world news now" coming up after the break. >> totally. more "world news now" coming up after the br

nicole gentile, a third grade teacher from cleveland, ohio. nicole, thanks for your time tonight.played of president obama, did you feel like you still had hope to keep your job because you're set to be laid off in october. how do you feel? >> it made me very optimistic. i just really hope this job bill goes through fast. we need to get our teachers back into the classrooms and working with the children. >> who do you blame for your job being in jeopardy and your colleagues? >> you know what, i think there's a lot of finger pointing going on. i think what we need to do is put -- get the people that are actually in office to do the job that we put them there to do, start working for us and stop working against us. >> do you think the president was strong on that message tonight? >> i feel that he was, yes. >> what about senate bill 5 in ohio? your thoughts on that. does it effect you, and how do you think it will unfold on the recall of that bill? >> i am very confident sb 5 is now issue 2, and i am confident we will get that bill voted down, and i loved what the president said abo

prior to that, another reason you don't want to be in cleveland on a wednesday night. look at all those bugs. the umpire even has them in his eyes. everybody is struggling, except this guy. jack hand hand. former a. look at that thing. third direct. two homers. in the 16th inning, with base hit to right. -- out at the plate. however, the umpire rules him safe, end of ballgame. wish you could have shown the replay on that but ---- because he was clearly out. >> guess he wanted to go home. >> thank for joining us. sir, the plaintiff claims she changed her travel plans, paid the difference in airfare, but you added a 150-dollar change fee. oh, boo hoo. who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? me. well, she says she's going to fly southwest next time because they don't do that. they love customers, i love cash. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees.

we talk about grover cleveland. each man had impressive aspects to their personal or political character, and yet look at their record in office. grover cleveland is generally regarded as the most impressive president between lincoln and theodore roosevelt. >> and off the list, perhaps in parentheses, we should talk about some contenders that we should forget. >> well, they have been forgotten. >> let me ask you though, you wrote a book on adelaide stevenson. would you put adelaide stevenson at the table? >> yes. >> did you ever meet him? >> know. i did spend some time with his son, who as you know was a senator and then resigned in 1980. he made a big tactical mistake, went back and ran for governor in illinois and was beaten. he retired from politics. but that is interesting thing about most of these people. they are really committed to anything in public service and they are all effective politicians. adlai stevenson had that side to him of -- i am not sure i really want to be doing this, and yet he has given us

in the cleveland area, i know you can go on line and find addresses. if you suspect fraud, contact your local housing agency. host: we talked about some of the of the -- some of the other fiscal year 2012 amounts. what is htf and how does it work? guest: it is a relatively new program, authorized a few years ago. it is a grant-type program. i think it will be difficult to implement. i will be surprised if the funding will come. we're not supposed -- not opposed to the program. the regs i have seen would make it difficult unless you have a lot of other subsidies to lay on top of it. host: it would increase the supply of rental housing for extremely-low and low-income families. guest: the intent is good. maybe they should look at joining forces with the home program, maybe combine them. caller: -- host: daniel on twitter -- another on twitter -- guest: there are efforts in the industry to green the housing. hud has put out information on an fha program which would insure loans for a vote -- for folks doing green-energy reductions. a lot of the costs go t

strong storm moving along the mississippi river from memphis southward to cleveland.t night and with that we had structural damage. no reports of widespread injuries or fay tattles, thankfully. certainly scary moments. speaking of tornadoes. look at this video taken over the weekend. on saturday from green bay, wisconsin, southward to about milwaukee, reports of several sightings with these. a water spout you happen to see. this one very, very slowly from left to right on your screen. just a beautiful thing to see. thankfully, well offshore. there's a potential we might see a few more pop up into the afternoon hour across the great lakes again. here's the reason why as we go back to the weather map. the big weathermaker, this area of low pressure, a trailing cold front move west to east. along the coast we could see strong storms develop on the carolinas. rainy conditions the last five days. look at this. some places on the outer banks up to ten inches of rainfall just over the last five days. something else that's going to stack up, not just the rain. delays. especia

cleveland had in the same thing. it was a very interesting situation that prior to the 1884 campaign, you always had someone in office and in the presidency -- grant and hayes and garfield, who had been the civil war officers. blaine and cleveland were not. >> whatever had won, it would have a break in that generation. >> we have a viewer who asks about his death. will you tell the story about his death? >> as it has been mentioned, he was a man who was prone to illness author his life. i think both real and imagined. there was always mention that he might have been more of a hypochondriac and reality. but at the same token, by 1892 he was exhausted both physically and mentally. in fact, the campaign of 1892 was looming. it was some talk of him being nominated for president. he really was not up to it. keep out out. he gave only one speech during the campaign. it was on behalf of the reelection of harrison. early in 1893, he died at his home in washington. >> where is tiberi? >> buried in augusta. originally buried i

prior to that, another reason you don't want to be in cleveland on a wednesday night.s. the umpire even has them in his eyes. everybody is struggling, except this guy. jack hand hand. former a. look at that thing. third direct. two homers. in the 16th inning, with base hit to right. -- out at the plate. however, the umpire rules him safe, end of ballgame. wish you could have shown the replay on that but --

and another wet day around milwaukee, detroit, chicago, cleveland, louisville.acific northwest. >> mild 64, seattle. 81, salt lake city. 100 in phoenix. 80, fargo, omaha, kansas city. 79 in baltimore. >>> well, it is wednesday morning. that means another celebrity from "dancing with the stars" has time on her hands. >> david arquette or elisabetta canalis. >> it was arrivederci to canalis. george clooney's ex gets the boot. >> yes, she does. that is a surprise. canalis' quick step was good enough to finish third. votes were not there. ciao. she is not that well known. she is italian. >> but chaz bono had a rough night early this week. thought he was susceptible to leaving. as a controversial figure. >> a lot of people are big fans. they're going to call in. >> the mirror ball trophy turns. >> call in for us too. support us. we'll be right back with more "world news now." r ball trophy turns. >> call in for us too. support us. we'll be right back with more "world news now." >> call unfor in for us too. support us. we'll be right back with more "world news now." >

. >> similar in the dark surgery is being used at the cleveland clinic. pink and blue light dye, illuminating bladder cancer. >> the contrast that one sees with our dyes is much more stark than it with anything else to day. >> the mayo clinic is starting to schedule this type of surgery next month. >> that was jim avila reporting. >> mike is talking how hot it is getting. >> temperatures now 10° warmer than they were yesterday. beautiful pictures some of the cool water you may find relief from the heat. and poor air quality. >> talking heat, one of hollywood's hottest actors coming to the bay area. where you can catch a glimpse of brad pitt >>> you guys are talking the same old nonsense. we got to think differently. >> oakland rolls out the red carpet for the world premiere of the movie "moneyball" based on the a's 2002 season and how the general manager took a team with no big stars and low budget and created a winner. dean is played by brad pitt who is expected to attend tonight's event. people lined up last summer for a chance to be

a knat attack in cleveland. the umpires getting sprayed with off. a's and indians. going off. jack hanrahan deep and gone for a 2-1 cleveland lead in the second. kurt suzuki says aloha. check out the catch right there. >> good grab. >> oakland the 3-2 lead. in the sixth. where was this when you were in green and gold? >> eighth of the year. that is the bat jack. ties it it at three. they were scoreless or didn't score until the 16th inning. hannahan base hit to right. the throw looked to be in time. kurt suzuki made the tag. the game is over. indians win 4-3. look run more time. you can't see the graphic is in the way but trust me, he got him before he tagged the plate. nevertheless, after more than five hours it is another a's loss. >>> on to football. raiders coach hugh jackson showed up to meet the media today and showed up angry. the raiders playing at seattle on friday. the silver and black 0-3 this preseason. can't go all out to win this game coming up because your top priority is to make sure that nobody gets hurt. >> another dress rehearsal. i like to play t

. >> i am a therapist, it was 2 weeks ago, i got a first grader transferred to cleveland. the one thing i wanted to mention here is the parents. the cbo s can do something and the police. i worked so hard with that parent and inspectors. not a single person has mentioned parent. how can we make them accountable. >> i just needed to put that the word parent out there. we need to make more accountability. most of the kids are reacting. my kid, has severe ptsd. unless we can heal the wounds. it's not just on the streets of sunnydale. >> yes. the family, what makes up a family, parents children. ultimately, we have to also deal with our families who have their children who are placed with these acronyms over their head that follows them all through their lives. when working with the child. not only are we working with the families and their friends and the places they go before they get home. so the ultimate thing is building that family unit. i was going to run to that. life goes on. we all have a duty not just to the child. but to the family. because the child comes from a f

showers pittsburgh to cleveland. nashville, periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms, around the carolinas, atlanta much of the gulf coast. showers from milwaukee to detroit. chicago, indianapolis, saint louis. also wet and blustery in the pacific southwest. >> 56 in seattle. 76 in salt lake city. 69 in omaha. 80s, dallas to atlanta. 76 in boston. >> i must ask you how is the weather in d.c. this weekend because that's where you were, because you, you should know out there this morning, we are in the midst of an award-winning journalist. >> that's sweet. i do want to shout out to the association. they were very sweet. north american menopause society, north american award for excellence in media journalism. very nice. all the health reporting that i normally do for "good morning america" health. >> your other job when you are not filling in. >> day job. >> congratulations. well earned honor there. very cool. >> thank you, very grateful. it was very nice. >> hang that some where nice. >> not in the bathroom. >> not in

going 16 innings against the indians in cleveland and the giants try to stay out of a hitting slump, vern is next with all the sports. rs and app] i'm here with the defendant. sir, the plaintiff claims she changed her travel plans, paid the difference in airfare, but you added a 150-dollar change fee. oh, boo hoo. who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? me. well, she says she's going to fly southwest next time because they don't do that. they love customers, i love cash. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. . >>> all right. baseball, the giants and straight up survival mode, got a lot of work to do with 25 games left. today against the cubs they unleashed madison madison bumgarner. eight innings, allowed two hits, 11 strikeouts. mean time, the bats came alive for the giants. fourth innings, jeff, a solo ride. got them on the board. 1-0. two pitches later. bam! that's sandoval. back away, gone. and wet. in the cove. that was all the giants really needed. although wilson had a funny

is that in new york or cleveland? >> it's moved to cleveland. >> that's what i thought.ld? >> you got me. i've never been. >> it's nice. we're going to go rock and roll in cleveland. >> good deal. they'll let us in. >> hermann cane, we're going the talk to him at the top of the hour. he's got a lot on his mind. he's got momentum after the surprising win in florida straw poll. other polls he's doing well as well i should say, also in the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour, we have a special interview with the foreign minister of afghanistan. we're spending $2 billion a week, more than $100 billion a year in afghanistan. is that money well spent? should it be spent here in the united states? we got tough questions for the foreign minister of afghanistan. his troops, his security personnel, his military going to be ready because as of now, u.s. troops are supposed to stay for at least another three years. is that going to guarantee there will be a peaceful democratic afghanistan when all is said and done? a lot of good questions. we'll do that interview in the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour. m

. >> similar in the dark surgery is being used at the cleveland clinic. pink and blue light dye, illuminating bladder cancer. >> the contrast that one sees with our dyes is much more stark than it with anything else to day. >> the mayo clinic is starting to schedule this type of surgery next month. >> that was jim avila reporting. >> mike is talking how hot it is getting. >> temperatures now 10° warmer than they were yesterday. beautiful pictures some of the cool water you may find relief from the heat. and poor air quality. >> talking heat, one of hollywood's hottest actors coming to the bay area. where you can catch a glimpse of brad pitt today iririririririr you can see >>> you guys are talking the same old nonsense. we got to think differently. >> oakland rolls out the red carpet for the world premiere of the movie "moneyball" based on the a's 2002 season and how the general manager took a team with no big stars and low budget and created a winner. dean is played by brad pitt who is expected to attend tonight's event. people lined up last summer for a