>> well, chris, i want to talk more about crawford. because as walt just mentioned, crawford was released from prison short time ago with the hope he would turn over a new leave, change the direction of his life, and stop causing pain for the people around him. but, police say, that did not happen. instead, leaving a wake of devestation, wounding the entire city, and not least of which the people that new him, and fought for him, so much, listen to this. >> it is a heart breaking ends for people who were trying to give 22 year old corneilius crawford a new beginning. >> church leaders across the crown any center say it was only few months ago crawford, just released from prison, walked in looking for help. >> i didn't judge him, haven't judged his past, you know, the way he presented himself to me, i just tried to help him. he wanted to do better. >> youth counselor james molder said he helped crawford find the basics, now a sense of betrayal. >> we thought we did enough for him, fed him, clothed him, gave him a safe may haven. in hind

earlier with brendan crawford at third base for the giants.itter. >> matt: so now carlos quinten, a nonstarter today. quinten batting just .177 at the start of play this afternoon. he has had some success off the bench. 4 for 8 with a couple pinch hit home runs. >> eric: he's going to get nothing but sliders here. >> matt: it is he who stands between sergio romo and taking this to a tenth inning today. 0-1. >> eric: my guess is posey is going to sit on the outside part of the plate and ask for sliders that are about four inches off the plate. quinten has not had a hit off of romo. 0 for 4 career. >> matt: runner goes unchecked and strike two to quinten. >> eric: that thing backed up. right down the middle of the plate, low. again, posey, he's out. he wants out off the plate. and this is where you find out if romo has it. >> matt: chase headley, winning run at third. two-out last of the ninth. 0-2 to carlos quinten. >> eric: that pitch was up. not out far enough. you can go three or four inches off the plate. quinten is going to probably offer

>> crawford: that's the sign for...'s our sign for crocodile. >> cooper: okay, okay, good. >> crawford: brad does this. >> cooper: i didn't learn that in scuba school. they didn't teach that. >> crawford: we're going to give you one of these to dive with. it makes you feel better. it also gives you some barrier... >> cooper: makes you feel better? that's really all it's for, is just to make me feel better? >> crawford: well, main... mainly that, and, actually... to actually anchor yourself in the current. >> cooper: because no matter what, you do not want to drift onto... >> crawford: you don't want to drift onto the crocodile. >> cooper: as soon as the crocs see our boat, they disappear. we hope they've gone to the bottom to hide in their underwater caves, but they might still be floating near the surface, waiting to attack. it's a very strange feeling before you go diving because you know there are crocodiles in this area, but you don't see any on the surface. the problem is, as the boat comes in, any motion on the su

steven crawford, mr. crawford, you were in the army, right? >> i was. >> go ahead and turn on your mike if you will. >> and tell us about your service, just very briefly, please. >> i served for 3 and a quarter years, the last of which i served in vietnam as an infantry officer. as an adviser to an arvin infantry battalion in the delta. lost a good friend in the tet offensive. so i think we all have mixed feelings about difficult years there. but certainly a learning experience. >> i have been back a number of times since then. led a congressional delegation back there in '91 to find out what happened to a lot of our men. mostly men. some women. senator mccain, senator kerry were involved in that effort in the senate. and i feel very good about that. and have been back a couple eof times since. every time i talk to those who served, i ask them if they've been back. most haven't. >> i applaud that. my wife and i adopted a child from vietnam who is now 14. and she's off at summer camp or she would be here today cheering for uand i could introduc

crawford, not mr. crawford. for the closing statement, i want to recognize dr. crawford. i kept asking my staff, is he a mister or ciis he a doctor? all the times i called you mister. i apologize. dr. crawford. >> i just take this opportunity to say i was here two years ago almost to the day for my hearing the first time around, and sf 1789 had actually passed in the senate. since then, my wife has said to me this classic question that we've all been asked, why do you want to do this? the board can't fix what's wrong with the postal service. congress seems to be reluctant to act. and to be perfectly frank, i had to ask myself, does this make good sense? and it has been so gratifying to come back this time because s 1486 had been reported out of the committee, and i am just so impressed by the changes that it holds forth and am hopeful enough that those or something like those will be enacted that i find myself almost sharing michael david bennett's enthusia enthusiasm, and the fact that there are four of us together here now with such an interesting background, i have to

crawford charged with sexual assault. police announcing a short time ago they believe the men sexually assault add woman after carjacking her vehicle and before that horrible crash. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> i'm luce zoo nolan. >>> let get straight to fox 29's dave schratwieser live at philadelphia police headquarte headquarters. dave a lot of things happening. >> reporter: no doubt, lucy. homicide detectives literally refused to go home this weekend until they tracked down these two accused killers. they did that overnight with the help of the us marshals and tonight the two suspects are behind bars awaiting arraignment on murder charges. it took homicide detectives just hours to start tracking down 19 year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old cornelius crawford after the two suspects bailed out of this carjacked suv. by sunday night, both men were at police headquarters being questioned within hours they were charged with murder. >> both of these defendants boar being charge width three coun

marshals arres arrested crawford last night.y say the two men forced a woman into her car, sexually assaulted her, then carjacked her. police say they lost control of the car and smashed into a fruit stand killing the three children and injuring three others. if convicted rosa and crawford both face live in prison. >>> developing now another day of escalating violence in the middle east. despite talk of a new temporary cease fire in gaza, both sides are launching new attacks. over the weekend israelis agreed to 12 hour truce deal proposed by hamas but it didn't hold as the muslim holy month of ramadan comes to an end. a brief break in fighting in gaza is over. secretary of state john kerry is now turning hope to rolling cease fires between hamas and israel as diplomatic solution to end the violence seems illusive. >> momentum generated by a humanitarian cease fire is the best way to be able to begin to negotiate and find out if you can put in place a sustainable cease fire. >> reporter: kerry is pushing for a pause in the violen

in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world, supermodel cindy crawfordat age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. ♪ >> the first time i saw cindy in person, she turned around, i went, "whoa! that woman's gorgeous and she doesn't have a drop of makeup on." whatever she has, i want it bottled and i want to use it. >> cindy crawford is one of the most beautiful women on earth. she's iconic, and the buzz is like what is she doing? >> i wanna have what cindy has because she gets the super secret info that we don't get. >> what is cindy's secret? >> after more than two decades on the job, cindy remains one of the most visible faces and sought after supermodels in the world. >> yet her skin still looks remarkably youthful and gorgeously wrinkle free. >> everybody wants to know what is cindy usin', 'cause we all know we want to look like cindy crawford. >> check out these photos. on the le

the parole board siting in its decision, crawford demonstrated motivation for success. for neighbors, there is little consolation for the arrest. >> that mother still got to to wake up and find her babies are gone. >> children's mother and the realtor remain hospitalized this morning. a vigil here, at the corner of germantown and allegheny avenue has been set for this evening, at 6:00 p.m. live in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> same, a thank you. >>> now, new this morning, 58 year old man is recovering at the hospital after he was stabbed multiple times inside a west philadelphia home overnight. this was the scene as investigators searched for clues on the 6100 block every west columbia avenue. police took one man into custody, and say the motive for the attack appears to be domestic in nature. >>> a driver is dead after his suv catapults into the delaware river, as horrified eyewitnesses look on. happened shortly before 6:00 last night on penn's landing. we're told the driver of this black suv lost control and he came down the ramp fro

crawford? >> no, nothing. >> all right, mr. bennett? >> no, mr. chairman. >> miss kennedy? >> no, mr. chairman, i'm not aware of anything. >> all right. number two, do you know of anything personal or otherwise that would in any way prevent you from fully and honorably discharging responsibilities of the office to which you've been nominated? dr. miller? >> no, sir. >> no, sir, mr. chairman. >> no, mr. chairman. >> no, mr. chairman. >> all right. the last one, do you agree without reservation respond to any reasonable summons to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee if you are confirmed? dr. miller? >> absolutely. >> all right. >> i do. >> yes, i will. >> yes, i will. >> all right, great. thank you. thanks for your testimonies. interesting testimony, well prepared, well presented. i just want to start off by saying, interesting what mr. bennett said about he still pays his bills by mail. he still sends out cards and letters. so do i. and you're probably better at technology t

more on the ministry and the relationship to crawford that's coming up at 6:00. live in tie owing a steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> wild shoot-out in new york city leaves suspect dead said it happened in the westville as when authorities tried to make arrest. conditions of law enforce. officials now are unclear but authorities say the suspect was wanted in a sexual assault case. >> investigators are on the scene of deadly head-on crash in hatboro montgomery county. chopper three over county line road near jacksonville road at around 3:00 this afternoon. it appears a dump truck collided when another vehicle there. rescue crews and firefighters swarmed the accident scene authorities say the driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> well, officials believe that lightning may be to blame for a fire at paradise farm camp in east bradford chester county. workers at the campgrounds say they saw bolt of lightning hit about 1:15 this morning then the teen lodge day camp building went up in flames and was destroyed. fire officials are investigat

steven crawford mr. crawford, you were in the army, right? >> i was. >> go ahead and turn on your mike if you will. >> and tell us about your service, just very briefly, please. >> i served for 3 and a quarter years, the last of which i served in vietnam as an infantry officer. as an adviser to an arvin infantry battalion in the delta. lost a good friend in the tet offensive. so i think we all have mixed feelings about difficult years there. but certainly a learning experience. >> i have been back a number of times since then. led a congressional delegation back there in '91 to find out what happened to a lot of our men. mostly men. some women. senator mccain, senator kerry were involved in that effort in the senate. and i feel very good about that. and have been back a couple everof times since. every time i talk to those who served, i ask them if they've been back. most haven't. >> i applaud that. my wife and i adopted a child from vietnam who is now 14. and she's off at summer camp or she would be here today cheering for uand i could intro

crawford please? >> just to add to those very thoughtful comments, jim, that i see it as a last resort. when i was on the transition team the volume was 200 billion pieces. 158 billion this year from second quarter results. it will be 151 million -- billion pieces or so in 2014. that 240 -- we're approaching some of the thresholds that are in the bill. but what has struck me since i was here two years ago, and i learned this from the reform legislation that you and dr. coburn have introduced, is the potential savings in retirement and health care expenses which exceed even what i imagined when i had done earlier examinations. and i think in light of the really large possibilities there, that it may not be necessary to go to five-day delivery. i think jim makes a good point about it depends on where you are and what makes sense. i do believe the postal service should have the flexibility. it would be better if it weren't just legislated. they had that capability, but at the same time as a governor i vi

. >> career criminal, corneilius crawford, was free, and he has been since february. court documents show in 2007 crawford was convicted of terrorize ago community, ten day robbery spree, at that landed him in prison. then after slew of misconduct violations, he was parolled. >> he was at a high risk for violent re offending. >> records obtained by cbs-3 say crawford violated his parole before being caught and sent to violation center before being re-parolled just months ago. >> it all comes down to dollars and cents. >> long time criminal attorney, george perry, says the prison system is over crowded, and the hard fact is a parolee cost a fraction of a prisoner. >> they needed the bed in the prison, and they put him back in the community, and, unfortunately there is was an entirely predictable result. >> what i see, i see a system that's broken? community organizer isiah thomas says fixing the problem is on the city not the stay. better re-entry and community programs will help. >> what do we need to do as far as improving our probation system, re-entry programs, so

i completely agree with crawford's assessment. i think this is a smart move by microsoft. they are setting themselves up to be able to provide services regardless of the underlying platform, and that is where they differentiate themselves from google and apple. those companies are much more closed jda are not as willing to open up their services to other people. microsoft is saying we will continue to do our own os but we will embrace these other platforms. we will do office on entry, office on -- office on android, office on ios. in the long run that will be extremely important. >> crawford, how optimistic are you on what you have seen from nadella so far? is he the guy that will turn microsoft around for a reasonable period of time? >> i am quite optimistic, emily. people are more excited at microsoft. he is trying to drive more innovation at microsoft. as bob said, the next few years are going to show us basically whether an end-to-end solution or this modular world works. i think what microsoft wants to focus on is taking advantage of this modular world, and nadella is

ryan vogelsong, crawford, kershaw dominating. a complete game two hitter, struck out seven in the seventh. uribe again. in comes crawford again. >>> sonny gray finishing july, a perfect 5-0. he's now won six straight decisions. cy young maybe? yeah. 105 degrees in game time. the a's trailing 1-0. next batter, cespedes cespedes, same spot. he strikes out the side in the bottom half of the sixth. 6 2/3. struck out five. four homers in the game. josh donaldson here, josh reddick would add one. 5-1 is the final. round three of the canadian open. it belongs to jim furyk. 44 years old. he can still play. the par four fourth. five of those on the day. finished with the five under 65. the three shot lead in the final round. the approach to within ten feet. he missed the eagle putt. he is at 14 under. nhra qualifying at sonoma raceway. wearing the green hat. she qualified in first place for tomorrow's funny car race. topping out at 198 miles an hour. stage 20 of the tour de france. it ends tomorrow in paris. a her to-mile timed trial toda

. >> this shows taking corneilius crawford into custody of north sixth street. second suspect, 19 year old jonathan rose, a turned himself in sunday with his mother and pastor by his side making a full confession to police. >> he is trying to do everything in his power to erase the image of those poor children going offer the hood of the car. >> have been charged with murder, session all assault, numerous other charges. police say they randomly target add realtor when they carjacked her. the suspect are accused of sexually assaulting her in the car when a tire blew sending the stolen suv into the fruit stands where the children were trying to raise money for their church. records show, crawford had been released on parole in april 2013 after serving half of a five to 13 year sentence for robbery. the parole board siting in its decision proper demonstrated motivation for success. for neighbors, little consolation for the arrest. >> that mother still got to wake up, find out where her babies are going. >> and the children's mother, and the realtor, were injured in

. >> this is eyewitness video of cornelius crawford being taken into custody sunday night. hours earlier, john and that rosa had turned himself in to police. a three hiv day manhunt for the pair now over. >> i want to personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all the men and women of the philadelphia police department for their exceptional work in bringing these two bastards to justice. >> reporter: friday employees say crawford and rosa carjacked a realtor sexually assaulting her in the back seat. minutes later they crashed at allegheny and germantown avenues striking and killing three siblings 15 year old key era william, 10 year old joseph reid and seven year old terrence moore. their mother and another woman were also hit each still in the hospital. >> following tips pulling video and following leads that have come in to our unit. >> reporter: at a press conference announcing the char charges police credited the public for flooding tip lines with information and setter their break in the case came when someone discovered rosa's cell ton at the scene and turne

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crawford, not mr. crawford. for the closing statement, i want to recognize dr. crawford. >> i appreciate is that. >> i kept asking my staff is he a mister or doctor, finally they told me you're a doctor. i apologize. dr. crawford. >> i will take this opportunity to say, you know, i was here two years ago, almost to the day for my hearing the first time around. sf 1789 it had actually passed in the senate. since then my wife has said to me this classic question that we've all been asked, why do you want owe do thto do this? the board can't fix what's wrong with the postal service. congress seems to be reluctant to act. to be perfectly frank, i had to do ask myself, does this make good sense? it has been so gratifying to come back this time because s 1486 has been reported out of the committee and i have -- i am just so impressed by the changes that it holds forth. i am hopeful enough that those -- or something like those will be enacted. that i find myself almost sharing michael david bennett's enthusiasm and the fact that there are four of us together here now w

recruitment and slarps arepa a going to be key. >> crawford believes pay discrepancies also discouragele to enter the field. >> unless you are going to inwhere there are other doctors out there making what they make. i think it's going to be really a challenge. >> whatever it takes he believes it is so critical to attract the type of professionals who can create the right feel for black folks who need care. >> i feel empowered. instead of having the s for stigma on my chest. i have s for superman. >> in washington aaron gilchrist, news4. >> and your yearlong campaign changing minds continues. head to our website for more of our stories and mental health resources in your community. >>> a throw down on the court. can he handle the heat in front of the camera? >>> a high profile sports event manager is weighing on d.c.'s chances of winning the e olympic bid. the district is among the four finalist cities that could bring the summer games to the u.s. in 2024 and despite the many sporting and event arenas we have, d.c. needs to start preparing for possible construction and changes across t

crawford swinging. 4-3 the final. dodgers one and a half up in the west. peavy lost a major league record for a former cy young winner. >>> texas pitcher miles nicklaus within an era approaching 8. he struggles getting it over the plate and struggles throwing it to second. that should have been a double play. that opens the second inning flood gates, stephen soth all knocking in runs. oakland with five runs in the frame. more than enough for scott kazmir who improves to 12-3, allowed two runs in five innings. three for five tonight, rbi sing until the sixth. a's take two of three in the rangers. >>> tony la russa is in cooperstown. he managed his way to three world series titles, two games with the cardinals in the last few years. but 25 years ago when the a's beat the giants. la russa led oakland to three consecutive world series. today he entered the hall of fame. long them yankees manager, and pitchers greg maddox and greg glavine. >> for years i've heard tony is prepared, our team is prepared. preparing is just studying for the test. i think what our t

. >> court records from 2007 show crawford, then 16, went on a ten day robbery spree before getting arrested, sentenced, six to 15 years. in prison, a slew every misconduct violations, before being parolled in april of last year. just days after serving a minimum sentence. >> he was at high risk for violent re offender. >> and back on the street, behavior does not improve. records showing him violating his parole before being caught and accident to a center. finally in february re parolled, back on the street, with many asking how. >> the difficulty here is there is so many more influences at work than simply protection of society. >> long time attorney says the prison system is over crowded and the hard fact is a parolee cost a fraction of a prisoner. he says it place the inner sit. >> i we have a huge problem here in philadelphia. >> a 2013 state-wide parole report found over a two year period more than 10,000 philadelphia inmates were released from prison, worse, the city has had an over 60% re arrest rate, for nearly a decade. >> they needed the bed, and the prison, and they put him back

jan crawford threw on her boots to go behind the scenes.rn girl. >> if you didn't grow up in the south as i did, you wouldn't know that much about the grand ol' opry even if you like country music but it is a big deal, not only to those of us who grew up in the southeast but to those country music superstars. it is a tradition unlike anything else. ♪ joline, joline, joline, joline ♪ >> reporter: for country music icons, this stage is sacred ground. from patsy klein to elvis to the man in black, the grand ol' e py is home to many naples. it's where blake shelton and miranda lamb bert stand in the background not performing as head looirns but as members of the family. pete fisher general manager. >> i often hear on this side of the stage, man, i never get nor vus before i perform. only here. >> reporter: why would that be? >> it means something to them. they car about it. when you perform on the on rarks you're rewriting a page in history. >> reporter: that's how connie smith felt 40 years ago. she was one of the first to sing at the new opry

jan crawford looks at yesterday's controversial decision. >> we say no way!eporter: the case was a political firestorm, pitting women's rights against religious freedoms. inside the court the justices were also deeply divided and sharply at odds in their approach to the case. the majority decision by justice samuel alito emphasized religious rights and marked the first time the court has allowed a for-profit corporation this type of exemption. it was a victory for family-owned companies like the hobby lobby chain craft stores. whose owners challenged law. the court said the health care law clearly imposes a substantial burden on the greens' religious beliefs because it requires them to offer coverage for specific kinds of birth control like the morning after bill and the iud which the greens believe facilitate abortion. the bill to make sure every women has cost-free access to contraceptives. an attorney with the becket fund which represented the greens. >> what the supreme court said is that families do not give up their religious freedoms when they open a f

this was not my intent. >> that was jan crawford reporting there. cbs news asked the n.f.l. for a response on this but the league refused comment on the rice case. >>> still ahead on wusa9, a fugitive's girlfriend -- excuse me. howard, over to you. >> thanks, mike. let's take a quick look at record on this beautiful -- weather on this beautiful tuesday. got a few clouds trying to come in from the west but that's not going to do much for us. skeet is how dry it became -- the key is how dry it became for us. here in washington our dew points dropped to 48. really it feels so comfortable out there. and temps are still in the 60s and low 70s. a little warmer down in richmond at 77. if we're 72 now with a few clouds, we could have a tough time getting to the 80-degree mark today in washington. i think many areas won't make 80. 78 by 3:00. northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. a lot more comfortable than they were yesterday. 77 by 6:00. you have some plans this evening, you have lucked out. you have hit the weather jackpot. however, thunderstorm chances increasing by the second

nineteen year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old corneilius crawford now facing murder, sexual assaults, and numerous other charges. police say they carjacked a realtor and sexually assault dollars her when a tire blew sending the stolen suv into the corner where the three siblings were selling fruit. fifteen year old carol williams, ten year old joseph read, year old terrence moore, struck and killed, their mother, keisha williams, and the realtor injured, both romain hospitalized this morning. officials say rosa turned himself in sunday with his mom, and pastor, by his side, making a full confession to police. >> he is cooperating. he is trying to do everything in his power to erase the image every those poor children going over the hood of the car. >> what they did was inchdefensible, also unforgivable. so whatever remorse they may or may not have does not bring back those children. >> reporter: this gut wrenching story has touched many hearts, in fact, former nba legend and former sixers play, charles barkley, is now offering to pay for the funeral costs for the children. in the mea

we're going to turn now to our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford. jan, where is the supreme court on lethal injection? >> well, scott, there is no suggestion that the supreme court is going to declare the death penalty unconstitutional, but i think the justices may be forced to take a look at the various methods that the states are using for lethalnjections. now, the last time that the court looked at lethal injections was back in 2008 when if upheld kentucky's drug formula as constitutional. since then, the court has given states a lot of leeway to come up with new drug protocols and has flatley refused to get involved in any of thooes these cases. but as these problems continue to grow, we're starting to see even lower court judges urging the justices to step back in and give clearer guidance. and, scott, on monday, one prominent appeals court judge went even further, urging states to drop lethal injections entirely and return to the firing squad. >> pelley: jan crawford, chief legal correspondent, jan, thank you. no survivors today at the scene o

philadelphia police announced arrest of 22-year-old cornelius crawford and 19-year-old jonathan rosa and charged alleged carjacker with deaths of three children in tioga on friday. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at germantown and allegheny in tioga. dann cuellar is live at police headquarters and dann let's begin with you what you are the detaivlz the charges today? >> well, first, jim, i must say authorities say this unspeakable tragedy gal have aimized the city detectives work around the clock and residents and business owners calling in tips and offering surveillance footage and others offering reward money. the result two bad guys off the streets tonight. >> and today i stand here on behalf of mayor saying thank you to the same community that stood up and did the right thing. >> and "action news" was there as 22-year-old cornelius crawford was arrested last night by police and u.s. marshals 6th and cambria a man with long history of crime. 19-year-old jonathan rosa turned himself into police with mother and pastor. >> all philadelphians were moved to tears by this c

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nineteen year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old corneilius crawford, now facing murder, sexual assaults, and numb russ other charges. police say they carjacked realtor when tire blew sending the stolen suv into the corner where the three siblings were selling fruit. fifteen year old kira williams, ten year old joseph read and seven year old terrence more were struck and killed. their mother and the realtor injured, both remain hospitalized this morning officials say rosa turned himself in sunday, with his mom, and pastor by his side, making a full confession to police. >> he is cooperating, he is trying do information his power, to erase the image of those poor children going over the hood of the car. >> what they did was in defensible, and also unforgivable. so whatever remorse they may or may not have does not bring back the three children. >> this toughed many hearts, including charles barkley who has now offered to pay for the children's funeral expenses. in the meantime, city council is trying to figure out a way to set a permanent memorial here on the corner of germantown and alle

sloppy 7th inning for brandon crawford, an error on a throw to first. john jaso takes second base and another error by crawford trying to get jaso at third. he would score. 5-0 oakland. they win. the giants' 18th loss in their last 23 games. jeff samarjzia might be getting all the buzz, but there are other players to focus on. >> you have another baby due in september, two september babies. is that by design? >> honestly, no. i think we get so excited to get home that things happen. >> sometimes you can't control those things. we're looking for no. 2 but didn't expect it this soon. >> here's any silver lining for giants fans. marco scutaro out with a back injury made his first rehab appearance in triple-a fresno tonight. this is exclusive to kpix5, kpix5. he stays away from being back in the big league. >>> self-serve beer is back in minneapolis. fans can use prepaid cards at these machines to pour their own beer. bud costs 38 cents an ounce. employee checks id. >>> no id required for the monday night top five which starts with a former warrior coach pr

court records show from 2,007 crawford then 16 went on a 10-day robbery spree before getting arrested. he was sentence to do six to 15 years. in prison he had a slew of misconduct violations before being paroled in april last year. just days after serving a minimum sentence. later crawford was taken no custody after violating parole and in february he was paroled again and put back on the stre street. >> the difficulty here is there's so many more influences at work than simply the protection of society. it all comes down to dollars and cents. >> 2013 statewide parole report found over a two-year period more than didn't thousand philadelphia inmates were released from prison. the city has had an over 60% rearrest rate for nearly a decade. >> breaking news a tense night in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood. the bomb squad is called in for a report of a suspected drug l lab. "eyewitness news" was fir on the scene at ninth and spring garden tonight. we go now to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco. diana. >> reporter: jessica, we still have pretty active scene out here tonight

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but >>: the giants got a big win in the >>: brandon crawford hit a bases- clearing double to break a 14th-inning stalemate and tim save as san francisco beat philadelphia 9-6. >>: crawford snapped a 2-for-22 skid with his two-out hit off the wall in left-center field and finished with four rbis. buster posey, who doubled and >>: scored in the 14th, sent the game into extras with a solo homer in the ninth off jonathan papelbon, who blew his third >>: george kontos earned the win for the second straight night. >>: the a's also needed extra innings. but unfortunately they astros. >>: l.j. hoes homered with one out in the top of the 12th, and houston beat oakland 3-2 for their first win in four tries at the coliseum this year. >>: the astros also earned their first three-game winning streak against the a's in franchise history. >>: the 49ers new home is the first football stadium in the u-s to receive "leed gold certification". >>: this basically means it sets new standards for sustainable design. >>: rooftop garden terrace that features native plants and helps to lower the stadiums cool

with a runner on first, carl crawford takes peavy down the right field line and hanley ramirez comesodgers up 4-2 >> mark:bottom of the 9th, now 4-3 dodgers. >> mark:with two outs, kenley jansen fans brandon crawford to strike out the side >> mark:final in this one 4- 3 dodgers. dodgers outscore the giants 17-4 in the series. giants host the pirates tonight >> mark:the a's on the road in the lone star state and taking in to the rangers. >> mark:top of the second already up 2-0. >> mark:stephen vogt pulls one down the right field line. for an r-b-i double. >> mark:next batter. yoenis cespedes pulls a shot down the left field line for another r-b-i double. >> mark:a's finish this one with a 9-3 win. they still have the best record in baseball with 65 wins and 39 losses but are only 2 games ahead of the angels in the al west >> mark:if you missed sports night live last night.here's a look. >>: he plans to meet to discuss a possible suspension. he says mentally he's a better than that ever. >>: i've been able to maintain. >> mark: he went to rehab last september and has been sober since

crawford down the right field line. ramirez trying to score from first. beats the tag. buster gets one back in the bottom half. make it 4-3. strikes out the side in the 9th. brandon crawford and a swing and a miss. dodgers sweep and they are one and a half up in the west. peavy lost a major league record. a's and rangers and put that rally towel away. an e.r.a over eight in this game. struggled to get it over the plate and struggled to throw it over second base. that opens the flood gates. they all knocked in runs. oakland five runs in the frame. plenty for scott casmere. he struck out a pair. nice to see him back and hitting well. three for five and an r.b.i single here and a's take two of three from the rangers. tonight as we mentioned the last time you will ever see an athletic event in san jose park. score less game and they go to penalty kicks. here is sal to end it. still to come, why matt schaub likes what he sees through three days at raiders camp. and let's hope injuries aren't in three at trai put frank gore in bubble wrap for me? just until the regular season

of course the older crawford had an extensive record. >> 60? >> been out there for a while. >> 60 charges. >> well when you look at his juvenile record and his adult record. but he's done time in the penitentiary. was out on parole. and he is back out again. >> it's my understanding he was gip a five to ten year sentence and he served the minimum. he was paroled and he was sent to a halfway house. i've been in touch with the state secretary of corrections to talk to him about this and to look at the policies and protocols for gunpoint robbers who are released to see what the data is and see if any changes need to be made. >> they ever get out of prison you think? >> oh, no. >> hopefully this goes through. i hope the family doesn't have to go through a trial. but if they don't, we have a lot of evidence. we have statements, we have everything we need. the da has got good people on this case. >> how about the mother of the 19-year-old? doesn't she convince him to turn himself in? >> well, after he told her what took place. she did say that he sho