chris perez, the one-time closer of the cleveland indians, and of course originally, a st. louis cardinal, takes over on the mound. >> eric: yes, dodgers have a number of guys that have been closers in their career in that bull pen that aren't in that closer role now. chris perez, brandon lee, brian wilson. there's no lack of experience down there. >> thom: but that's the one area, and their general manager ned colletti addressed it yesterday with the local media. and really pulled no punches. said, look, we have some guys down there, that if they got back to where they were, that

and now the cleveland indians, a number of native americans find that offensive.here is this going? bruce? this particular suit first off? >> well, i think it is clear, advertisers have decided or in process of deciding it does not make sense this will be cus cuss last stand, i don't know why these teams don't get out ahead, and make positive changes. neil: you think already that advertisers will step back, even from associates with the indians or braves or hawks? we could go on and on. >> that is a great question, where do you draw the line, you have viewers who think that offensive part of the name of washington redskins is the name washington, i don't know where you draw the line. >> they should change it to maryland led skins. >> i have a bottle of poland springs water, advertisers care not about controversy, they care about people that give them money, so, soon as they see tide shifting, they are gone. and when it happens, ownering will realize their advertisers is more important than this legacy they are fighting for, they will change. neil: you know, i gues

redskins and cleveland indians and indian mascots as a whole.now with the media and proliferation of the media, everybody can hear us. there is a native-american voice and it is in real time. letters to the editor don't go ignor ignored. the native-american has not stopped speaking. people listen to us through the platform. >> how far would you take it? cleveland indians, chiefs, blackhawks, chippewas. would you pull those names and mascots? >> all of them. >> i understand the argument that redskin is a disparaging. kansas city wants a name associated with strength and football franchise. >> we heard these arguments for a long time. that is the difference. we were raised knowing chief is not a pre-jorative. the native-american kid is negatively affected by the mascot images. the native-american kid says it is supposed to be positive, but a lower sense of self worth. we are here fighting for the kids. you can call all the adults pc you want. we are fighting for the future of our kids. here in the united states, native-american children have not b

chris perez, the one-time closer of the cleveland indians, and of course originally, a st.r on the mound. >> eric: yes, dodgers have a number of guys that have been closers in their career in that bull pen that aren't in that closer role now. chris perez, brandon lee, brian wilson. there's no lack of experience down there. >> thom: but that's the one area, and their general manager ned colletti addressed it yesterday with the local media. and really pulled no punches. said, look, we have some guys down there, that if they got back to where they were, that maybe we don't have to do anything. but some have suggested, if there's a question mark or a, you know, a weak spot on this dodger team, it would be the consistency that you look for, that if you have a lead in the sixth, or the seventh inning, you have that shutdown bull pen. >> eric: and i think they've got the guys to do it. while ned colletti is always going to look to improve this ball club, he's also in a situation where, you know what, i think i've got the horses down there, but maybe they need to feel like there's

earlier this year the cleveland indians announced they were keeping their name and mascot. but making him a secondary logo to the letter c. but despite protests, washington's owner has insisted he is being respectful to native americans and vows never to change the name. it remains to be seen whether tonight's attempt at a national shaming will make a difference. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> just in the past year several newspapers including the "chronicle" have decided not to use the word redskins in their coverage. >>> new at noon now, a rescue operation is under way right now in the south bay at a creek there. fish and wildlife workers and others are trying to catch and save as many fish as possible. the steelhead trout are running and they are trapped in a creek near gilroy that is drying up. a small electrical charge being used now to nudge the fish into the nets. they will be released three miles upstream. water in the creek is usually much higher but because of the drought, it's very low. >>> along those same lines, a popular tourist destination in southern california is

usf product bradly zimmer was taken by the cleveland indians with the 21st pick.t is in the family blood. his brother kyle was taken by the royals in 2012. also, in the first round. the giants took pitcher tyler beady from vanderbilt. he will start against stanford in the superregional. he moonlights as a rapper. he starts the top five. >> the people say it is kind of funny. following in the footsteps of guys like price and sonny. >> i thought the belmont stakes for tomorrow. saturday. [ laughter ] they are in the dugout right now for the race. number three, social media all over the board. this picture giving lebron tips on how to handle it. that is lance stevenson. number two, i have heard of bean balls, but never from the catcher. yadier molina hits it. nori aoki takes it. orioles won the game. cheney bestwick. what makes this story so incredible besides the bike riding, he is 42 years old! and he won the gold. we'll be right back. >> that's fantastic. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, when la quinta.com sends sales rep steve hatfield the ready for you alert, the second his room

the cleveland indians said they are making chief wahoo a secondary logo. the washington redskins says he is being respectful to the native americans but says it will never change. joe vasquez, kpix5. >> just many the past year, several newspapers including the chronicle have decided not to use the r word in their coverage. >>> a couper tee know high school's -- were changed to a jew on the caption of the photo. a fellow team member admitted to planting the false name for the jewish student. >> i think it was an inappropriate action that was taken for the student. i don't think it should have happened but i think it is being blown out of prop portion in a sense. because it wasn't really antsy metic feelings. >> calling the student out of the team is different as not being part of the team in the same way that everyone else was was the kind of thing that is very painful. >> 1500 yearbooks already went to print. the school reprinted small sticky labels with the boy's corrected name to add to the picture. >>> the search is on for a cal student missing in el do

. >> reporter: the cleveland indians announced they are keeping their name and mascot. but despite protests, washington's owner has insisted he is being respectful to native americans and vows never to change the name. it remains to be seen whether tonight's attempt at a national shaming will make a difference. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> just in the past year several newspapers including the "chronicle" have decided not to use the word redskins in their coverage. >>> the world cup of soccer gets under way tomorrow in brazil. it's a little long wait for team usa features chris wondolowski. the americans' first match is monday against ghana. they will play portugal and germany the following week. the quakes and the city of san jose are hosting a series of viewing parties. the first is saturday at the plaza de cesar chavez covering four matches from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m this dutch soccer enthusiast drove almost 13,000 miles from the bay area all the way down to brazil to watch his team play in the world cup. >> four years ago when holland lost again in the final three times

to review are the cleveland indians are the atlanta braves? >> we are too sensitive for lee.call it washington. >> and for them to come out of the locker room. i am just saying. >> is absolutely absurd. in 2000 for 90 percent of native americans said it was not a derogatory so where do we get this? >> if it became an issue suddenly. the last couple of years it is an issue but now really nearly this is a big deal when you break into contract law, to representative trademarks away from the government it is like chrysler with bankruptcy and the bondholders move to the front of the line that should be scaring people not if we are of sending a certain people but it is to the constitution. >> but this is the way the government works made to this since they took over. they know all and tell us what to eat or what to drive for to spend our money on this is one more way and hopefully will be over with the next round of presidential elections. neil: i don't know. you will sleep with the fishes campaign? >> we just get in deeper. [laughter] neil: wed may comeback something with that dea

bradl bradley zimmer drafted by the cleveland indians.e was watching it from home and his aunt and went and bought the shirts for all 30 teams to make sure when his name was actually called, the right one would be waiting for him. i don't know if she left the tags on to take the other ones back or what? >> that was actually disappointing because i watched that live. i thought this guy had some sort of communication with the team or was in tune and the illusion just burst. >> the aunt. >> the aunt. >>> let's check in with christina right now. you say it's going to be a great weekend for local baseball? >> that's right. make sure you have the ball cap ready to go. especially out at at&t park. temperatures are going to be great for the long stretch, ten-game home stretch starting tonight at 7:15. we get into this afternoon and it's going to be warm out there. up to 92 degrees out in the extreme east bay for today. but this is not as high as we're climbing. temperatures are going to peak over the weekend. we'll tell you where to get to if you

>> i know the cleveland indians logo is a little insensitive. going to go, go all the way. the notre dame fighting irish. everything is offensive. will be have cowboys? what about cowgirls? it is 3% of the american public support the redskins name. the redskins logo was designed by native american. i just don't know if there is ground support. if you ask people reservations if they care about a logo on a football team, they care about jobs and education. >> you have a very vocal group putting a lot of public pressu pressure, now is the time for the pc swell about everything so they have a sensitivity moment in time to try and capture this and effectuate change. i still love the redskins. everybody at home, let us know what you think. coming up on "outnumbered," 212-year-old girls accused of murdering a classmate are due in court a few hours from now. an update on the stabbing case related to an online character known as "slenderman." and avoiding serving her 30-year sentence. find out where she went next. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyabl

. >> how far would you take it, cleveland indians, kansas city chiefs, utah utes.l michigan chippewas. would you pull those mascots and names in each circumstance? >> all of them. >> all of this? >> all of them. >> i understand redskin is it. kansas city chiefs, they want a name associated with strength, associated with their football franchise z. >> we have heard these arguments for a long time. that's the difference. we were raised knowing chief is not a pra jorty. the study shows that the native american kid is negatively affected by these mascot images. the native american kid goes in with an idea that it's supposed to be positive. they have a lower sense of self-worth. that's the imper cal study. we are fighting for the kids. people can call the adults pc what they want. we are fighting for the future of our kids. here in the united states, native american children haven't always been the focus. we know that. there was the indian child welfare act. the government stepped in saying we messed up, we stole them away and tried to christianize them. they didn't suc

neil: you look at the familiar logos and what could be out there and other teams, the cleveland indiansta falcons, you can go on and on. they are all fair game. all fair game. and then if you expanded to corporate brands. if you don't like redskins, what about red bull? i am thinking, where does it end? >> this country was supposed to be built on the notion that we keep government out of our everyday lives. this whole notion that we can -- neil: they revisited this on their own. we are tearing this up right now >> it almost makes you wonder as if congress, everything has gone wrong. we have a horrible image. it. neil: they are aggregating. >> it makes for a great sound bite. okay you are an american indian or you have to work hard to find a sense of the sentiment of the native american instruments -- indians. they are not at the forefront yelling and screaming into a name change. neil: you are speaking on behalf of millions of native americans, as they say. >> go to the nfl, take a meeting go to the source. why is this -- though we have more important things to deal with? this is what w

cleveland indians catcher george cutteras clinched the title beating the rangers robby ross.w he had such talent. >> don't know if we'll see that at citizens bank park any time soon. wy we will see the phillies back at home. >>> plus, cramping kept king james off the court toward the end of the heat's game one loss to the spurs. see how he and miami responded in game two tonight. this is garthen leslie, a regular guy who invented aros. a very smart air conditioner that learns your habits to save you money. this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> hi, i'm amy fadool. the phillies are now a season low 11 games under .500. they'll be back home tuesday to face the padres for three games. the road has been undined the phils. they lost 5 of 6. and today's opponent was the reds. phillies keeping things loose before this game in cincinnat

cheryl: we were just looking at some of the-- of the yankees and the cleveland indians and i'm seeingst coast names , so i can understand why you were hoping the rangers woodwind. what about the san antonio spurs last night, that was their fifth title iii does that give you a boost at all? does that-- the teams that you do represent, do they get more interest from the fans maybe even nonsports fans jumping into the excitement? >> yes, no question. any market that is a winning market you will have fans that arc how shall fans of that jump on bandwagon and become fans for a day, a week, a month a year, but it definitely helps business and hot markets typically match with the intriguing and interesting retailers that matchup in the market, so it's not always just the size of the market in terms of popularity or in terms of how big the particular city or state is to read sometimes yet the matchup with the retailers in that and of the biggest retailers are typically in the biggest states, but not always. cheryl: we should say you are a boston fan. we just showed my stage manager benny who

earlier this year the cleveland indians announced they were keeping their name and mascot. making him a secondary logo to the letter c. but despite protests, washington's owner has insisted he is being respectful to native americans and vows never to change the name. it remains to be seen whether tonight's attempt at a national shaming will make a difference. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> just in the past year several newspapers including the "chronicle" have decided not to use the word redskins in their coverage. >>> it is 5:42 on your wednesday. muni buses are getting a one-of- a-kind face-lift but not for the average rider. how a local entrepreneur plans to help those in need around the bay area. >> she is a cow who usually hangs out with dogs because she thinks she is a dog. meet the four-legged friend experiencing an identity crisis. >> reporter: a desperate family with a sick boy takes a chance on an experimental new dna test made right here in the bay area. how it all ended up coming up in a live report. ,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those

. >>> bradley zimmer was taken by the cleveland indians with the 21st pick.brother was taken by the royals in 2012 also in the first round. the a's took third baseman matt chapman out of cal state- fullerton. if he doesn't make it as a third bagger he can throw a pitch 98 miles an hour. >>> yankees paying tribute to don zimmer had died yesterday at the age of 83. masahiro tanaka, john jay so not impressed. sayonara tanaka! josh's sixth of the year but that was it against tanaka who won his ninth game today. 1-1 in the third. gardner with the solo shot into the second deck drew pomeranz limiting the yankees to just one earned run in seven innings. top of the 8th a's two on, josh donaldson goes down swinging. brandon moss, he hits a sinking liner to right. only to get robbed by ichiro. had just entered the game. then adam warren blows a fastball by yoenis cespedes to end the inning so the big guns go down. the yankees win 2-1. oakland has to settle for 2 out of 3 in the bronx. >>> last month doug wilson said dan boyle would not be back with the sharks. today th

are the cleveland indians going? >> maybe they are. >> are we going to rename oklahoma?this is insane. and everybody knows it. this is not a partisan thing. this is really not. this is not about the president. nothing. this isn't even about power or changing our history or anything. what this is about is look at the other hand. why? why is this happening? this has nothing to do -- really? the middle east is on fire. you just found the guy in benghazi. right. i'm trying to think of some of the other things. we've got 60,000 people, children -- how do children as little as 3 years old, how do they get from guatemala to texas? i live in texas. i can barely find the southern border. how does that happen? and so now -- really, out of all of these things, inflation, milk, food, that's important? this is something that the left and the right should be able to agree on. come on, guys. congress, stop. stop it. >> there's going to be a big deal. you're talking about property rights that are being taken away by the government. >> that is one of the worst things, megyn. i've heard t

seminole is not a slur this word is some say yes some say no they're actually attacks on the cleveland indians for similar reasons the native americans call themselves. some some do some do not. my point is the issue is you have to have a conversation and persuasion not coercion that this is not are going to so i think i think we're all of the record and in all the various permutations that we're not going to resolve this tonight according to a new study published in the journal of the american medical association obamacare is helping young americans now stay physically and financially healthier so he found that among younger americans one hundred twenty five studied there was a six point two percent percentage point increase in people reporting excellent physical health of four percent increase in people reporting excellent mental health and an eighteen percent decline in reported annual out of pocket costs isn't this pretty much where you could predict one the age which you could be on your parents' policy was extended to twenty six that younger people would feel more secure i looked at that

cleveland indian here. i have to say, people love watching you play. you love the game of beige.ers even more and that's why you're here today. >> i feel like they're put on a pedestal and i feel like i'll be able to use it for a lot of good. teaming up with phillips, nor norelco and raising awareness for our troops and put our servicemen and women at the front of our thoughts, i mean, as much as i can give, i can never give as much as they are fighting to give us what we have here. so there is a reason why they're there and whether you believe in war or not, we need to support our troops. that's what i'm here to do. >> you tell your wife, you're the one for me, honey. let's get married. let's go on a honeymoon in afghanistan. >> it was a journey and a trip of a lifetime. i would be absolutely just issue issue i was scared. >> so you were at the forward operating -- >> we had thought it was going to be maybe a uso tour, we were going to go to huge bases and everything was going to be safe and there wouldn't be any worries. that wasn't the case. so too actually be there and to see

the cleveland indians, some might argue the braves. this seems natural.ontroversial topic. >> the direction we are moving in, we are probably not going to look for the lowest common denominator in team names. i think he will have to change it. it may be a while. dan snyder is a stubborn ceo. the league, ast, a whole, needs to and perhaps will say, enough. >> you would know. what power does the league have to do that? let's think for a moment about what transpired with the clippers in los angeles. we know the league had only certain powers it could exercise. it exercised them. there are still no resolution there. what could the league do in this case? >> the greatest power in the greatest strength the league will have from its legal right, but from the pressure that the owners can exert on other owners. let me tell you. that is significant pressure. when you are in that room and 32 and at somen there .31 or 24 of them say this is not ok, dan snyder is going to legalo decide that, rights notwithstanding, whether he wants to have an issue between him and the

take a pride in doing it out for and i think you can be prouder to be a perennial fan of the cleveland indiansd even the chicago cubs. so i think that becomes its own if you can do in things are hurt by becomes its own aesthetic. >> an interesting example. >> it had a real challenge when he found out what was going on with the aquifer. you have inherited part of the family farm, and the deep roots and all of that and very sent it to the community they and the attitude people have towards firming and yet he felt duty bound to kind of raise the alarm of bit about the water situation. this very interesting themes for which i attacked people about this. i wonder if you could describe a particular scene where you go to a meeting, which sounds like some form of torture actually and i guess it was. and you find a way to talk but is there further polarizing. >> actually, it did not talk when i went to the water board. when i went to the water board meeting i was there is the next use to try to be in the area just in case i would run into ward who was the man i had fallen in love with at the opening of

. >> with with the cleveland indians, the cavaliers and the browns, eaton located at phitz william placeit's another company in dublin. they had their annual meet agent four seasons hotel. i stayed there while visiting the guinness factory. these are new things to me. there's a medical device tax from obama, healthcare. looks like being on 20 lower hatch treat street you may not have to pay that. >> is that true? >> what people are buzzing about. if we were to go, i've got several fabulous places we could visit, we could visit trinitying look at the book of kels. we could do a lot. >> i would love to go to ireland with you. >> many major american companies. >> and stop in on many of the managements, because i know they'll all be there. >> they have to be. they have annual meeting there's. >> about the only time they're there. >> i wish it were facetious, but mansfield is where covidien is located. but it's actually located on 20 lower hatch street. >> listen, you -- we can discuss this to we're blue in the face in terms whether companies should be allowed to do this. of course they are.

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they told the first circuit you can't even wear, you could be arrested if you wore a cleveland indians shirt just passing through. at this court they say people passing through have speech rights. either one is bad. the government doesn't have the ability to say who gets to speak and doesn't get to speak. if i may reserve my time. >> thank you, counsel. miss miller? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, petitioners can't and do protest abortion in massachusetts, and they can do it in the public spaces right outside abortion facilities. >> this is not a protest case. these people don't want to protest abortion they want to talk to the women who are about to get abortions and try to talk them out of it. i think it distorts it to say what they want to do is protest abortion. if it was a protest, keeping them back 35 feet might not be so bad. they can scream and yelled and hold up signs from 35 feet. what they can't do is try to talk the woman out of the abortion. it's a counseling case, not a protest case. >> your honor, i would say it's a congestion case. certainly ms. mccull

they told the first circuit that you can't even wear -- that you can be arrested if you wore a cleveland indians shirt while you were just passing through. at this court, they say that people passing through have speech rights. either one is bad. either way the government doesn't have the ability to say who gets to speak and who doesn't get to speak on an open public sidewalk. if i may reserve my time? >> thank you, counsel. ms. miller. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: petitioners can and do protest abortion in massachusetts and they can do it in the public spaces right outside abortion facilities. >> this is not a protest case. these people don't want to protest abortion. they want to talk to the women who are about to get abortions and try to talk them out of it. i -- i think it -- it distorts it to say that what they want to do is protest abortion. if it was a protest, keeping them back 35 feet might not be so bad. they can scream and yell and hold up signs from 35 feet. but what they can't do is try to talk the woman out of the abortion. it's a counseling case, not a -- not

. -- guest: this is an issue of a 35-foot buffer zone that exists around women's health cleveland indians -- clinics that perform abortion to keep protestors away. it was not specifically banning any type of speech either anti-abortion speech or pro-choice speech or whatever you might call it. it applies to anyone. this buffer zone said the only people who can go within 35 feet of the entrance are either people who have business at the clinic such as patients or employees or p.e.d.'s -- p.e.d.'s walking on the sidewalk going down the block and transiting that place. - space. ut did not outlaw buffer zone. one colorado had installed in which within 100 feet of such a facility, people had to maintain a distance of at least eight feet from anyone entering or leaving the facility without their consent. think about it this way. someone approaching or leaving the facility gets an eight-foot bubble around which people are not allowed to come and accost them or talk to them. host: regardless of where they are in the parking lot? guest: that's right. within that 100 zone, you are allowed to exclud

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they are as cleveland as the indians are. long-suffering. eaton's not. it doesn't matter. get away with it because you can. it's congress's fault. you're supposed to try to avoid as much tax. it's your patriotic duty. the code is clear. you should not pay more than you need to. the code is clear. >> right. >> these guys are doing exactly what the code says to do. who is to fault them? not me. >> nope. >> they are bringing it out, making money for shareholders, doing the rieg thing. >> this will be one of many engines behind the robust merger and acquisition market. i can tell you i'm expecting a lot more deals between now and call it the end of summer. typically a fairly quiet time. not quiet. >> did we spend time or not enough on this level three time warner tell? there are people talking about another bidder. >> level three was down yesterday. >> century tell coming in, that's why -- >> i don't know about that. >> right. >> level three is rebounding. it was down. we have talked about stock prices being up, being rewarded for doing deals. >> that was -- >> not in this cas

take a pride in doing it out for and i think you can be prouder to be a perennial fan of the cleveland indians the chicago cubs. so i think that becomes its own if you can do in things are hurt by becomes its own aesthetic. >> an interesting example. >> it had a real challenge when he found out what was going on with the aquifer. you have inherited part of the family farm, and the deep roots and all of that and very sent it to the community they and the attitude people have towards firming and yet he felt duty bound to kind of raise the alarm of bit about the water situation. this very interesting themes for which i attacked people about this. i wonder if you could describe a particular scene where you go to a meeting, which sounds like some form of torture actually and i guess it was. and you find a way to talk but is there further polarizing. >> actually, it did not talk when i went to the water board. when i went to the water board meeting i was there is the next use to try to be in the area just in case i would run into ward who was the man i had fallen in love with at the opening of the b

cleveland. how about lonnie baseball? the indians chisenhall had a night to remember against the rangers, hitting not one, not two, but three home runs in a 17-6 route in arlington. he's the first player to go deep three times and knock in nine runs since a-rod in 2005. the nine rbis also tie an indians franchise record. >>> six-time gold medalist amy van dyken is now recovering after a tragic atv accident over the weekend. van dyken was thrown from an atv, severing her spine. she could not feel her legs as she was air-lifted to a nearby hospital in skatsdale, arizona. after waking from surgery, her family says she's acting like her typical, spunky, boisterous self. van dyken is the first u.s. woman to win four gold medals at one olympics, doing so back in 1996. she won two more in 2000. we certainly wish her well in her recovery. >>> trending on bleacherreport.com this morning, reports that derek fisher is retiring as a player in order to team up with phil jackson and coach the new york knickerbockers. a five-time champ, coming with

cleveland brown rook kiss. he was supposed to throw out the first pitch before the indians hosted the red sox.e game for 2 1/2 hours. it didn't stop him from flashing the crowd his signature money sign. as for the game it's decided in extras, tied 4-4 in the bottom of the 12th. indians with men on the corners. >> and it's a drive to deep right field. good night! the indians win. >> cabrera with a three-run walk-off homer to complete the surveys sweep. jose jose batista says no that was meant for a blue jays fan. exactly. get it right. speaking of getting it right. let's get a check on the weather with nbc meetteorologist bill karins. >> i saw this picture of you yesterday afternoon. >> oh, we had a great day at the strive event at the yale club. the strive helps lift up women who need a lift and i was happy to be there, very lucky to be there. >> doing great. >> that was my spiel. >> every now and then once a month. let's talk about the weather this morning which isn't the nicest. if you take a long time on your morning commute because of typical traffic problems we'll be watching the rain thr