curtis "50 cent" jackson is here.is your show, it's kind of a soap opera, right? >> well, i mean, it's a scripted drama. i'm excited. i got a chance to work with her from the very beginning develop the characters and things. so many little things are in the story, because of our conversations to -- >> jimmy: things that are based on real people you know? >> yeah. >> jimmy: have people that you know identified -- >> i said, you're lucky i used that, you loser. every time, oh, yo, you think you slick, you put that in there, i'm like, you lucky i used that. >> jimmy: have you considered asking your friend meryl streep to be on the show? >> meryl got a busy schedule. >> jimmy: she does. "power" is not particularly -- i don't think family-oriented is a good way to describe it. >> well, it is. watching any film, r-rated film, it's like that. >> jimmy: not for the kids. you did do something for kids, which i think is kind of exciting. and you brought -- this is -- the trailer, i believe, for your -- this movie that you're st

curtis didn't -- curtis even captured the moment himself. >> from day one, but you never know how theplace. we just collected who we are, tough times in playoffs. at the end of the day, when you're holding the trophy, it's worth it. we'll remember this for the rest of our lives. >> cleveland. we still got the best fans in the nba. so to be back home is great. >> and for some it just hadn't sunk in what they're sating exactly what has happened. can you imagine? but, of course we will see them all again come friday morning at the parade in oakland and we'll have more on that coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting live in oakland, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> a lot to celebrate. thanks, christy.

curtis? this is-- i'm g-- i can't take it. i'm walking around in disguises all over america." >> (laugh) >> so that was great. >> and so now you're back in the sitcom world as you were saying... >> well, then larry-- well then i-- then, larry david-- >> well then you did of course you did-- curb your enthusiasm-- >> yeah, and that lasted-- that ra-- ran over the course of almost a decade. and i cou-- and larry came over my house you had asked me. and he said, "would you mind playing yourself?" i-- because he knew that i-- i did a scene in leaving las vegas. and i did-- i played a junkie in this indie which i really love called drunks. and-- and i like doing se-- some serious stuff. i mean it was fun bein'-- being in a mel brooks and stuff but i enjoy doing other stuff. >> so what did larry tell you? >> larry says, "i know does-- 'cause it do-- it's-- i was typecast-- plenty by then, not getting-- "oh, that richard lewis he's-- oh, he's .... >> so you might as well just play yourself, was larry's-- >> yeah, well-- well he didn'

curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and a bloody face.s has been on a 23-hour lockdown in the custody control unit until the investigation was completed. >> it appeared on the scene that cash had been assaulted by woods with a hot pot. he sustained lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck and all over his body where it appeared to us he had been kicked. >> but both cell mates are sticking to the story that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assailant and the alleged victim we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woods or mr. cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. it's normal for the victim not to want to talk. he is not going to want to be labeled as snitch. that will further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he has a new cell assignment in a new housing uni

curtis institute deny that.very, very few black students that have been accepted to curtis. it was the 1950's. certainly, we imagine it played a role. amy: we want to get to the civil rights years and also in addition to speaking to liz garbus with the academy award nominated film maker, we want to speak with al schackman, nina simone's guitarist and music director for over 40 years. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guest are the academy award nominated film maker liz garbus director of a number of films, but most recently, "what happened, miss simone?" opening today in theaters in new york and los angeles and on netflix on friday. and we are joined by al schackman, nina simone's guitarist and music to over 40 years. he is joining us from martha's vineyard. juan: al schackman, i want to bring you into the conversation. talk about how you first met nina simone and how you developed your collaboration that

curtis didn't -- curtis even captured the moment himself. >> from day one, but you never know how the journey is going to take place. we just collected who we are, tough times in playoffs. at the end of the day, when you're holding the trophy, it's worth it. we'll remember this for the rest of our lives. >> cleveland. we still got the best fans in the nba. so to be back home is great. >> and for some it just hadn't sunk in what they're sating exactly what has happened. can you imagine? but, of course we will see them all again come friday morning at the parade in oakland and we'll have more on that coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting live in oakland, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> a lot to celebrate. thanks, christy. >>> more details on how you can celebrate with the warriors. the victory parade is set for friday morning at 10:00 a.m. in oakland. it will end on oak street at the henry j.kaiser. you can expect street closures and bus detours. we will be broadcasting the parade live on air and online. you can get much more on the route, the celebration as well as road closures an

. >> how about let's go to curtis in north carolina. curtis? >> curtis?you're up crust is. >> mr. cramer taking the question. we started in united health care would like to add to it or pull back. >> you got horse sense, a well run company. it's helped the dow. i need to go to chris in tennessee. chris? >> booya, from tennessee. what was the stock? >> h-a-l, halliburton. i think it's time buy buy buy, that's right, i said it. and that ladies and gentlemen, concluded the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> after yesterday's greek inspired downdraft everyone is asking what should we do now? the kind of selloff we had can create panic. tonight i want to take a motion out of the equation. in a fluent situation we got to have every possible input. that's why we're going off the charts with the help of carolyn broden. the brilliant technician who runs a website that happens to be my colleague at realmoney.com. i want to try to divine what's next for the s&p 500 using her charts. the s&p is the manch bejjor benchmark. what'

jaime: i used to say he reminded me of curtis strange, but i think he's better than curtis. i hope curtis doesn't mind i saying that. even that category now of gary player. gary player was smaller but -- charlie: more muscular. jaime: he made himself that way. even arnold palmer said he was the greatest competitor ever. he was very good under the gun. he's not the best driver, not the best sand player or the best putter, but when he has to be he's the best. charlie: john, you write books about these ideas. is he what golf needs? john: i think he and rory mcilroy is what golf needs. golf needs a great rivalry. it hasn't had a great rivalry since tom watson. tom watson and jack nickless went head-to-head at the 77 masters and british open and then the great u.s. open in 1982. you cannot say tiger woods and phil mickelson was a great rivalry because tiger woods was so much better and they never went head-to-head down the stretch in a major championship. these two guys, one of them 26 another 21 have won the last two majors in a row. they are very competitive, they like one anot

. >> i used to say he reminds me of curtis strange but i think he's a little better than curtis. i hope curtis doesn't mind my saying that. he's in the category of gair player. gary player was smaller. >> rose: and more muscular. >> he made himself that way. he didn't have any weaknesses. he had tremendous short game. greatest competitor ever, honor honor -- honor arnold arm palmer says that. when he has to be he's the best putter and best driver. >> rose: you write books about this kind of ideas. is he what gostles need. >> i they and mac el roy together. it hasn't add a great rivalry since watson which jordan reminds me a little bit. but since tom watson and jack nicholas went head to head in the british open and that great u.s. open at pebble beach in 82. you cannot say tiger woods and phil mcalson was a great rivalry because tiger woods was so much better and because they never went head to head in a major championship. these two guys have won the last four majors in the row. recordy the last two and now jordan the first two this year. they're very competitive they like one a

is it curtis mayfield you have bad associations with?t as a kid, that particular structure always frightened. >> jethro tull, i whip in to a murderous stage >> even now? >> even now. i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that old englishy, old, bar minstrely, stand on one leg mother [ muted ] hate that shit. [ laughter ] you never know when you play music were they molested by a rodeo clown to that song and jethro tull, he's my version of that. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. a good host, is a good host ♪ no matter where he's hosting. ♪ stella artois host beautifully leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander mor

. >> "tampa bay times" reporter curtis kruger says the competing calls were even more unusual becausey were made in the heat of the moment. >> one person presumably is calling and telling the truth, the other person has already figured out the story that they are going to use that's not true. that's pretty rare and certainly quick and devious thinking by someone. >> father and son, one falsely accused of an appalling crime, the other, the real killer and a devious liar the case would be a tough one. i went to veteran homicide detective jim. >> they both immediately accused each other. >> so you could evaluate wailt these stories. >> i do. ist a difficult case. >> first responders found diane's body face up in her bed. she was just 49 years old. >> it appears that she died from possible strangulation or affixation and there is some other things in the room, broken glasses at the bottom of the bed and a shoe. >> maybe most interestingly, there was blood. blood on the bed cover, blood on the victim upper leg, huh? >> yes, the victim had three small spots of blood on her leg. >> things we

new bill introduced by councilman curtis jones would require at least one outside camera at all bars and restaurants anyplace that has aid liquor license. we have talk to jones when he first developed the legislation earlier this year and we also talk to the general manager of rob even ralph's in center city about the proposed legislation. he likes the idea of cameras but doesn't think they should be mandatory. >> he is trying to make people responsible for things they might not be responsible for. most bars have camera outside regardless for their own protection sidewalks, the tables anything that could happen with their customers. and if enough bars do that then the whole place is pretty much protected. >> particularly i have an interest in those establishments that sell alcohol. and whether it is a fine restaurant or fine dining, or whether it is a stop and go in the neighborhood, there is a correlation between consumption of the alcohol and other narcotics and commission of crimes. >> reporter: if the legislation passes good news for bars and restaurants. city has a program if in

bill curtis was there, too. >> bill curtis. >> that's one of my stories. >>> a low cloud deck out there's increasing. so is the breeze. there's a system moving into the north that's allowing that to move in. going to give us a cooldown today. tomorrow looks warmer. everything's fine. if you know the oakland area, you'll be fine. upper 60s to near 70 degrees. that's the up is to the north that's giving us the cooldown, starting to ramp up the fog. look at that, it's gone from nothing to something pretty quick. san francisco cool you down after yesterday's 68. we'll go 64 today. the breeze is also picking up, temperatures, 40s, 50s, a couple low 6 0s. when you get to 31 in travis, that eel do it. look for a cooldown, morning fog, sunny, breezy. windy for some. looks cooler for everybody, unless you're far inland and don't get that fog. 60s, 70s, 8 0s, low 90s. all right, sal. how are you, my friend? >>> i am doing well. as a matter of fact, we are looking at the commute. there's one problem, though. if you drive on 780 trying to get to the venetian bridge, this could be a problem for you.

so for curtis -- so fortuitous to have you on the show today. we will continue to follow this.costolo stepping out as twitter ceo, jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo, also the ceo of another company called square. we will talk gaming with ea founder and a lot more on twitter. ♪ mark:john: with all due respect to senator mark kirk-- ♪ mark: happy national corn on the cob day. in our lineup tonight, a stock, a straw. but first, a pick. the first -- aprila a pick six. mark, you were out there in in deer valley. is a romney -- in a romney

season check out the giants fans i new york california flag and all 4-3 giants bottom7th/ 4-3 giants curtisson singles off hunter strickland darrell ceciliani scores 4-4 tie bottom 9th/ 4-4 tie michael cuddyer singles off sergio romo granderson scores mets win in a walk-off final: 5-4 mets giants still take 2-of-3 in new york they go 4-2 on the road trip after their first walk-off win of the season last night. the a's were going for their second straight win at home against the texas rangers. check out this foul ball as it lands right in a woman's beer spashing it in all directions and there she is holding up thebroken cup bottom 1st ben zobrist singles to right field billy burns scores 1-0 a's that's all scott kazmir needed he gave up one his in the 5th and in the 6th he gets some help burns makes a great diving catch in center to rob delino deshields take another look as burns extends the body to make the spectacular play. kazmr appreciates it top 7th/ 1-0 a's kazmir rolling along strikes out klye blanks swinging top 8th/ 1-0 a's burns does it again twisting around and crashing to the wal

curtis dubais is a research fellow here. previously he was a senior economist at price waterhouse coopers in tax foundation. please join me in welcoming andy morton. [ applause ] >>> it's a pleasure to be here. i'm going to kind of briefly make a few comments briefly on a few areas i'll provide a little background on new macro eem knock mick scoring rule in the 2016 budget resolution conference agreement and not too much but maybe a few comments/thoughts on how this rule is likely to work to play out going forward. so in terms of background, i started out in my professional career following more doctorate at cbo working on cost estimates in agricultural policy area so i have a bit of a background currently when it comes to congressional skoorg. let me start off by a little technical background in this area. cbo and i think jct as well they have for years included behavioral responses in their conventional cost estimate. now at the micro economic level or in some cases market level when they score spending and tax-related leg

curtis in north carolina. curtis! >> caller: boo-yah jim, thanks for taking the call.o you about wells fargo. buy, sell, or hold? >> one of the biggest if not the biggest at the end of the day. it is the best financial in the world. and that's why we own it. good job, ceo. ryan in california. ryan? >> caller: jimmy, live for the show. >> thank you. >> caller: small cap chemicals. iosp. >> a webinar i'm doing. it's tomorrow. looking at yesterday. i think it's a really good company. didn't fit my profile, but you've got a winner. i've got to talk more about that one. let's go to neil in maryland. neil. >> caller: boo-yah from the land of pleasant -- >> from where? the land of somewhere. it sounded good. okay. perhaps we take another call. why don't we go to brian in pennsylvania. brian? >> caller: yes. >> you're up. >> caller: i need to know if southwest is grounded or not. >> okay southwest is now too late to sell. i've been saying sell it. now i say you can't sell it. it's just too low. i still think numbers have to come down. i think the analysts are way too bullish.

mitchell and curtis fields were not really available to private flyers. roosevelt was the best kept that was where all of them took off. this is renee funk, who came over from france and said he was going to be the winner. he was the greatest living ace from world war i, 75 official kills to his name. the red baron had more, but he had not survived. he was known as the best in races. he came across an american consortium that was starting to build a plane, thinking about or -- thinking about going for the prize. he presented himself and said, i want to do this. as famous as he was, the americans went nuts. the plane was designed by the same man who designed the helicopter. at that time he was building planes. during world war i, he was the main airplane odor for the czar. -- airplane builder for the czar. he built bombers with observation decks. they were so massive that only one was shot down by the germans. he had to run after the revolution and he first went to paris, but there were a lot of displaced airplane designers there, so he came to the united

curtis granderson. suddenly, everyone is involved in the moment. one out of the way. bruce approaches 700. >> anything can happen. bet ere defense playing well. these two work ds so well together. i couldn't be happier for chris. it's quite a night. >> to walk in and have the whole team standing there con gratulating me it's definitely a special moment. and i'll remember that forever. >> he's a good guy. good things happen to good people. >> tonight's gem, the nooint in san francisco giant's history. that's it for sports. more news after the break. nd a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. my name is fernando gonzalez.

so the curtis waymeyer case was just the most egregious of many apparently, in the archdiocese. >> ased as well the vatican created this vatican tribunal tribunal. with that that we're discussing, would the tribunal have stepped in and reacted in any way? >> this could have been a first step for the tribunal where now you have criminal charges against the archdiocese, so clearly prosecutors in the criminal sphere felt there was serious wrongdoing on the part of the leadership of the archdiocese. we don't know how this tribunal is going to work out. we only have the very vaguest ideas of what it's going to do. we don't know what types of punishments it could mete out against bishop to mishandle abuse cases, but this would have been exhibit a of the type of bishop who might eventually come before the tribunal with such clear-cut allegations of negligence or abuse of office as the vatican is terming the accusation against these bishops. >> thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate you joining us from the associated press. thank you. >>> a ruling from the colorado supreme cou

coming from the prime minute center and they work alongside alongside the forces and our national curty jamie why is this push for more troops being made right now? >>> well, you know, the president, when he said he didn't have a complete strategy for battling isil, this is what he was referring to, putting the piece together of ramping up the training of troops and it's interesting because these 400 additional trainers will be setting up a fifth training location in, iraq, at the military base, in anbar, that is located such south of where all the iraqi forces are massing to retake ramadi from isil and the interesting thing is, that's a sunni area, of iraq, and, these new advis source are supposed to work directly with some of the local tribal fighters there the sunni tribes got them into the fight, and the president's strategy has three points to it, training more troops, empowering the sunnies and get another anbar awake nening going and then, the third leg of the strategy is to cut off the flow of foreign fighters that has been fighting isil with an unending supply of reinforcements

curtis granderson scores. mets avoid the sweep with the 5-4 win. >>> coliseum rubber game top 6, holding a 1-0 advantage. a shot to left center. but watch full extension robbing extra bases. one of the best catches of the season, by far. however, burns just getting started. deep drive to center. burns on his horse and gloves another slamming into the wall. the a's bat takes over. bottom of the eighth. it's a big fly to right. oakland wins the series with a 7-0 victory. >>> all right, that's it for sports. more news coming up after the break. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. nope, they are not going skydiving. these police dogs are training ... in the skies. >>> no fair. not going sky diving. these police dogs are training in the skies. with the bay area u.s. coast guard explosive team. the two k-9s recently got hoisted up to ensure they are fully prepared for helicopter deployment. they have sniffed

dale curtis is a man with places to go. and he uses uber to get there. as he did this evening in downtown san francisco. >> i love their service right now. keep the policy as it is and i'll keep using them. >> reporter: similar opinions were as easy to find as an uber car on city streets. >> eitherthrough a private company like uber or the government i don't want anybody tracking my movement. >> it seems creepy. >> reporter: that's awedy cam dan with the digital world watchdog group. as for uber's possible motive. >> where the hot spots where, where everybody is moving aren't where everybody is at every second of every day, that's valuable information no matter what line of business you are in. >> reporter: the electronic privacy information center has filed a complaint with the federal trade commission saying the policy far exceeds what customers expect from uber. today uber issued a statement saying in part quote there is no basis for this complaint. our new privacy statements are simpler to read and is the out the data we collect and says how we use i

tillman was cousins with tamika curtis and tiffany wilkerson, sisters who died in a crash in oxen hill last october. that crash claimed five lives and left ten children without their moms. >> it just seems like every family that has died in a car crash, car crash after car crash. and it's scary. it make me don't even want to get in a car. >> reporter: the crash that took tilman tilman's life happened just before midnight near the suitland entrance. the driver of the striking car ran away. >> i just hope that they catch him. because it was not right. like he took my sister life. >> reporter: now police also tell us that a passenger in the striking car also ran away from the crash scene, but then collapsed. he was then arrested and police say they found a loaded handgun. doreen, back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. >>> new york state police say they're following every lead in the escape of those two convicted and joyce mitchell is just the beginning. mitchell works at the clinton correction facility where david sweat and richard matt broke out almost a week ago. she is behind bars h

now, demand behind the latest mission to protect the honey bees is councilman curtis jones.h of his district encompasses park space, atop a building where 500,000 bees live. this is a safe space for them to live and grow and not be exterminated like so many hives are throughout the city. bees are integral to our way of life they pollinate crops. without them, farms would not survive. why this latest push? it has to did with the president. >> referee: the united states and i'm working on that story coming up at 5:15. reporting live in west philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:19. let's get you up dated on the roads, jessica boyington what are you seeing? >> what we see typically during the early morning hours is ongoing construction. we're out in new jersey right now. we'll do an entire new jersey check. on the black horse pike flashing lights in the distance. this is the southbound side where we typically see the work during the morning hours. there's cars in the left-hand lane, lane blockages right there. two lanes getting by. a few moments ago we had vehicles on t

curtis jones is pushing legislation preventing exterminators in philadelphia from killing honey bees. >> we should remove them nonlethally. >> just about everything is pollinated by bees. the farmers can't stay in business without them. >> reporter: this has become a national concern. in fact president obama is actually forming a federal task force to protect honey bees and other pollinators. reporting live in park side katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:16. time to get another check on traffic on your morning commute this morning. >> nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has what you need to know. >> just a quick update on the pa turnpike accident on the eastbound side all lanes currently blocked between willow grove and bensalem. we'll have more updates to come as they clean up that accident scene in philadelphia. we# watching a lane block on an lincoln drive northbound along gypsy street. the northbound side of the freeway is where we typically see the jam for the morning hours. currently no problems on the walt whitman bridge. we'll update you on the pa turnpike com

. >> reporter: councilman curtis jones referring to yesterday's flooding of this shopping center for a second time. the old bones referring to the aging pipes that ruptured. it and the main that broke along the 52nd street sunday installed in the late 1800s much the city is speeding up it's replacement rate. a cycle to install new pipes everyone hundred years. the old rate once everyone 25 years. >> we're looking to replace the distribution system more frequently and get out ahead of what the typical life span would be. >> reporter: the hope that service and fewer damage claims. a big water main break can be costly n2012 claims clocked at a million dollars. adding to the misery they only got 56 cents on the dollar as state law caps the city's liability. today at this meeting for those flooded out by the 52nd street break, there was upset in part because the city is yet to step up and help clean up waterlogged basements and restore power. >> i would like to see them come in, look at our homes and say, okay, this is what we're going to do and just go and do it and get it done. >> repor

. >> curtis, how are you? >> great to see you. low" is me, jeremiah t.i., it's cool. i'm happy with the performance. i got a chance to take a break from music. >> also, a tv star on starz's "power." congratulations, season two coming. so, what was it like for you to be in a paul feig movie? >> it was exciting. the whole setup was interesting. we were out in the woods and he was still in the three-piece. it's interesting to watch directors. to see paul give the talent the ability to -- >> play with it a little bit, yeah. >> and he'll say, do it this way and they'll say okay and then try this, try this. >> a lot of extra jokes. >> it's so, so funny, and also a great thriller. you really, you really held true, you're a huge bond fan, so great job. >> thank you. i wanted to make a real "spy" movie that's funny. real action, real danger. it's a real laugh the entire time. >> we're so looking forward to the female "ghostbusters." another collaboration with melissa mccarthy and paul feig. thanks for being here. curtis, thank you for bein

says district councilman curtis jones -- >> brand new development based on old bones equals catastrophe. >> reporter: fortunately this catastrophe did not cause any water interruption in terms of service for homes or businesses. but again several of these stores will likely to continue to lose some profits. they'll be closed at least through tomorrow. guys, back to you, dawn? >> all right, thank you bruce. >>> some scary moments for a roofer who zen to the hospital after being shocked on the job. witnesses say zimmerman roofing employees were going down a ladder in front of a home on fitzwater near 21st street when one of the roofers came in contact with an electrical wire. neighbors say his clothes actually caught fire and other workers jumped in to put out the flames. zimmerman roofing says the employee was not seriously hurt but did go to the hospital to get check out. >>> ralph roberts the man behind one of the nation's largest entertainment companies in the world has passed. roberts jumped into the cable tv industry when he bought american cable systems systems then acquired other

the bill sponsor councilman curtis jones told me why this bill is so necessary. >>> but a camera is aourageous century that is not intimidated by witnesses that can document what has happened. in some cases even prevent it. >> reporter: two interesting issues surrounding the bill are one, businesses are concerned about cost and two in the past, some businesses have been hesitant to turn over their surveillance cameras for everything from concerns about liabilities to privacy issues. >> number one, i would hope that these businesses in our community are good samaritans and want to cooperate with law enforcement in cases of criminal activity. that's number one. number two we also want them to be end zen divide to do this instead of mandateed. >> city council meeting closed with the bill being held they want to slow walk this bill they want to fully explore the benefits of surveillance cameras versus the concerns of costs and privacy. >> here in city hall i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> said setting the bar high. >> all boys public school in philadelphia is proving their motto works a

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check out the giants fans i new york california flag and all 4-3 giants >> gary:bottom7th/ 4-3 giants curtis granderson singles off hunter strickland darrell ceciliani scores 4-4 tie >> gary:score: 4-4 in the 8th >> gary:after their first walk-off win of the season last night. the a's were going for their second straight win at home against the texas rangers. >> gary:check out this foul ball as it lands right in a woman's beer spashing it in all directions and there she is holding up the broken cup! >> gary:bottom 1st >> gary:ben zobrist singles to right field billy burns scores 1-0 a's >> gary:that's all scott kazmir needed he gave up one his in the 5th and in the 6th he gets some help >> gary:burns makes a great diving catch in center to rob delino deshields take another look as burns extends the body to make the spectacular play. kazmr appreciates it >> gary:top 7th/ 1-0 a's >> gary:kazmir rolling along strikes out klye blanks swinging >> gary:top 8th/ 1-0 a's >> gary:burns does it again twisting around and crashing to the wall to rob carlos corporan of extra bases >> gary:botom 8th/ 1-0

occur at us stone -- curtis stone will take on another family. >>> atmosphere 10:00 p.m., castle, followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> a park in montgomery hosted a kick ball tournament for a great cause thanks to an nfl star with pennsylvania roots and local 10-year-old with a powerful message. >> reporter: first ever kicking it for charity kick ball event wasn't just about the fun, it was about the fight against bullying. hatfield native and former temple football star brandon mcmanas started his crusade against bullying after he met a down syndrome child in colorado. >> enter 11-year-old dominic of hatfield who struggling against bullying and cancer. we first told you about dominic back in april after he took a bold step against bullying he was teased for being short his growth stunted after years of chemo. you know i may be short it's better than being dead. god slowed down my growth so i could be the best person i could become. dominic is in remission and there's been an outpouring of support ever since. >> many have said we're so proud of you lots of courage. >> reporter: some

resulted in her being fired when she is just try and help out she's hoping her actions will clear it curtised their lunch program policies >> gary: it's here all the talking is about these in golden state got small 6:00 here is the media over 2000 accredited members of the press killick dickory it tremont grain and everybody nice relaxed click thompson concussion seems to be a thing of the past and the boss will ron james accompany considered an underdog in most circles 73% in fact people waiting in across the country saying it was golden state. curry james kerr talking "challenges the fund lose when you lose but we get to do this for less than it has a lot of money were not digging ditches weight are living the dream "too much water pressure on at the court its best of all 10 guys on the court 20,000 plus fans it doesn't change and yet your mind about him getting a haircut hang out at the end of a pool of my house and get some sun and then get a good night's rest of before a small to go >> gary: clinics tuesday and thursday then all week from sunday if there's a game and return to oakland

curtis granderson scores. that's a walk off hit.n it and they avoid the three game sweep. >>> a's and rangers. 8innings of one hit baseball and got a lot of help from billy burns. look at him track down the delano drive. burns not afraid to get dirty. cashmere appreciates. the bats come alive. josh redding a three run home run. the a's get six in their fifth inning. the a's playing better. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. you can always get breaking news on ktvu.com. >> thank you for joining us. have a great night. >> good night. you told me i could go! i told you you could go if you got a "b" on your history exam which you didn't. i have a learning disability. the letters jump around on the page and appear backwards. honey, we had you tested like six times. trust me i was praying for dyslexia. oh, my god, why can't you ever let me have any fun?! [ muffled screaming ] ew. ew. dad, gross. your hand smells like cheese! i didn't want to dirty a knife. sit. now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit your mom can get a little...

curtis granderson comes around. mets take the lead and that's it for lincecum.e is not going to get the loss. top of the sixth and brandon crawford to the rescue. and off johnathan nee is. and it's now it's tied. and a shot to left center and watch burns, full extension, robbing him of extra bases. one of the best catches of the season to date. however, burns is just getting started. eight inning. and deep drive to center and burns on his horse and grabs another gem, slamming into the wall. and josh redick that is a fly to right. oakland takes the series with a 7-0 victory. after an 8-8 season and a tumultuous off season they want to call more plays. here is more with mindi bach. >> reporter: they see a change in the in kaepernick's mechanics. >> as a receiver you don't care how the ball comes out. just catch it. a lot of people make a bik stink about it. but our job is to catch the football and that is all you pay attention to. >> reporter: what they want the offense to pay attention to is giving kaepernick more line at the line of scrimmage. that could allow h

tillman was cousins with tameka curtis and wilkinson, sisters who died in a crash last october.h claimed five lives and left ten children without their moms. >> in a car crash, it makes me not want to get in the car. >> reporter: the crash that took tillman's life happened before midnight near the entrance to the suitland parkway in southeast. the driver of the striking car ran away. >> i just hope that they catch them because it was not right. he took my sister's life. >>> now a news 4 i-team investigation. this summer a catholic priest will be sentenced for sexually assaulting a woman on an airplane. it happened on a flight from philadelphia to los angeles. the priest is the latest in a series of men who were convicted of touching other passengers on flight. there have been several cases of sexual assault aboard flights to dulles international and reagan. the man convicted in the case out of california is a catholic priest. the feds say he touched a fellow passenger's buttocks, breast and grain. the passenger was asleep when the assault began and woke up to find the priest's h

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curtis jones is pushing legislation preventing exterminators in philadelphia from killing honey bees.>> we should remove them nonlethally. >> just about everything is pollinated by bees. the farmers can't stay in business without them. >> that's good. >> we can't raise our bees away from the effect of pesticides, we don't, you know we also get better tasting honey downtown frankly. >> reporter: and councilman jones hopes i had bee legislation gets passed by the end of the year pep admits the plight of the honey bee doesn't rank up there with school and city budgets but it affects the way we eat. reporting live in parkside katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> the rest of us heading out the door need nbc 10 traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> what we're looking at is in new jersey. things moving along smoothly out on the 42 freeway in runamede. to montgomery county out on 422, the drive times are still okay. starting to creep up just a little bit. nine minutes eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill. it's still doing okay no problems as well. out in pennsauken new jersey, we are dealing