dave tphr-plg, eric b -- flemming, eric byrnes.s mingle in the ball park with interleague play. >> eric: nice to see them. baseball is alive and well in the bay area. >> dave: indeed it is and the a's are having a year where, in the very tough american league west, three games below 500, the a's have a lot to be pleased about. giants are a contending team in the west and certainly in the wild card race in the national league. the athletics had a good year for oakland but the young players liked josh reddick, first full year as an everyday major leaguer. cespedes with superstar potential and then the young pitching you were talking about earlier in the telecast. >> eric: parker. >> dave: i think oakland could be pretty good but they have had injury problems, consistency problems from the young kids and haven't put the pieces together. but i think the right pieces are there for them to put a great team forward. >> eric: it will take a little while but they have the right manager in place in bob melvin. first thing he did when he took

god i love you, bill. >> i love you, dave. >> dave: nice job. take care. we'll be right back with the temper trap, ladies and gentlemen. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> dave: our next guests are a talented rock 'n' roll band originally from melbourne, australia, now based in london. i'm originally from indianapolis, indiana, now based in new york. i have a copy of their brand-new self-titled album. please welcome the temper trap, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ ♪ ♪

good to see you, art. >> good to see you, dave, how are you? >> dave: i'm good.s and oranges. >> it is totally appropriate, this is the single worst recovery in the history of the u.s. after one of the worst declines ever. the recovery should be much, much faster, when we were in office in 1980, early '80s we had a very sharp decline as well, up until '82 and the boom following was huge and this is not even enough to keep track of population growth, this single worst recovery and i don't know why -- afternoon else knows it and i don't know why president obama doesn't. >> dave: wouldn't the best comparison be to the recovery you are referring to under president reagan. >> that was terrific. we had a huge bounce back from a very sharp decline after james carter, traying our tax cuts and our boom was huge and this boom, there is none and if we continue like this, people will be run down so no one is left working. it is tragic. >> dave: obviously our debt could prevent a further recovery certainly, what people are talking about, tax-mageddon looming in the new year.

dave, i believe, there's some sports. >> dave: there is.he u.s. open, jim furyk, a former champion and graeme mcdowell tied for the lead. it was john peterson who? john peterson the shot of the tournament. watch it, clayton, dropped. a hole in one on the 13th and he finished though at three over. and what was this, and-- >> hurt yourself. >> dave: tiger woods on the other side, choked on moving day and missing, a three footer for par. like me yesterday on the golf course in connecticut how about that. and tiger, his 14th after coming in, tied for first. how about 17-year-old bo hosler one year of high school left. no high school diploma, but could have a u.s. open on the resume', 4 shots off the lead and 7 within 5 shots of the lead. six o'clock eastern time. so, clayton, you can hang out all day with your folks, and golfing doesn't get going until 6 or 7 our time. >> clayton: and bo, did some reading, even if he wins, 17 years old. pga rules he's an amateur, can't live with one dime. if you're in the top ten, you'll get a six figure, and f

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in his first heat another driver loses control and hits dave dave's boat.shes into the water. but dave's work redesigning the driver's capsule pays off. it stays in one piece, and he waits in safety for help to arrive. >> the only injury i got was a finger injury, where it broke a knuckle in the finger. as boat accidents go, i'll take that. that's a good one. >>> after decades of speeding, crashing and tumbling through the air, dave says driving a hike roe plane is a thrill only few can experience. but many more can enjoy watching safely from the shore. >> there's such an unexpected and unanticipated and unpredictable sport, i think people watch because they know when something happens, it's going to be big. >>> coming up -- wipeout. >> my god. >> oh, he's down. >> that guy's going to die. >> a surfer is trapped under water, pounded by giant waves. >> you could tell even if he gets a breath after this one, it's going to be horrible. >> when "caught on camera: full throttle" continues. ...and support they need? schools flourish and students blossom. that's w

do like dave briggs.ys liked the student pranks where they hung a car from a tree. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> overnight they would move something that involved a crane. >> i like that i understand could of stuff. >> that's what i mean. >> you can't do it anymore. the point is this is actually serious. you can't do these things anymore. people are taking them way too seriously. >> of those three i appreciated the frogs and crickets the most. >> let us know what you think. gone too far these pranks. >> end us your best senior pranks and debate. >> still to come, devastation hits hollywood as news breaks that a desperate housewife star has died. >> then attorney general eric holder is calling on minorities across the country to stand up against voter discrimination. but is there voter discrimination? in voter i.d. laws. we're going to debate all of this. >> and a fair and balanced debate with angela mcgowan and jackson straight ahead. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let

>> regis, it's me, dave. what are you doing out there? >> not now, dave.e middle of a show. >> no, no. i'm sorry, regis, you're in our alley. i don't think anyone is watching your show. >> oh, really? no one is watching your show either, big boy! and that's not stopping you! everybody, let's get ready, we're going to play "travel trivia." >> you've been a great sport. one of the things i love about you, you know we're just horsing around. this is the equivalent of a soapy bear hug. >> can we talk about that later? >> how about this, is this why you gave me this? >> these are so much fun, these scooters. i had no idea that you couldn't ride a two wheeler. who is the problem, you can't ride a bicycle? >> it's not the two wheeler. it's the way you do it. regis isn't use to that. >> let me interrupt you right there. is regis here tonight? >> yes, yes. >> you keep referring to him in the third person. you would have been well deserving to do that. it was a horrible mistake and we had to take it from you. regis, give us the keys. you've heard that before, haven'

dave? you! >> from the ballot box to the jury box, hello everybody, i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of unions taking it on the chin, now taking a case to court. in san jose, california, public workers, voting the overwhelmingly approving cutting benefits. the pension cost in san jose alone, more a quarter million dollars in the last decade alone, the taxpayers are stuck with the bill. are you following this? essentially, that means, unions are basically suing for taxpayers to pay more, so that they can make more. ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, charles payne, what do you think. >> the unions are losing now big time in the court

michele. >> caller: hi, hi, piers, hi, dave. >> you're through to dave. >> caller: dave, i am -- haveal money makeover just last month. and so i've got my emergency fund started, paying off credit cards. >> good. >> caller: i have two questions. i'm single so i'm wondering -- i know that you have the rule that you should have life insurance and -- about four times the amount that you make. and do single people also need to do that? and then secondly, when exactly do you start giving to charity? >> well, i would give always off the top before you do anything else. if you're a member of a faith, for instance, i'm an evangelical christian, we're called to tithe. muslims are called to give. jews are called to tithe as well. orthodox jewish faith as well. if you're not a member of a faith, it's always good to be giving off the top. as far as life insurance, for a young single lady or single person for that matter, if you don't have any dependents, people that are counting on you, then all you would need would be enough to pay off your deads and to take care of final expenses. funeral expen

. >> dave: brilliant. make president obama look better before the election, and the president of course says no way. now there's an official investigation into finding the source of the leaks. we're going to talk to colonel tony schaeffer about that next. >> he's apparently the next in line to lead al-qaeda, that guy, and he is a right in our back yard according to sources. more on that, first, let's check with neil cavuto what's coming up on the cost of freedom business block. >> hey, guys, good morning, lose at the polls and go to court. yoo yoons-- unions lawyering up, do they have a cast or another case of sticking it to the taxpayer. as drivers are getting relief to the gas pump. some politicians are calling for mileage tax, and some say that could lead the recovery off the cliff. the government's idea of a green job. kids selling used records. we're on the cost of freedom the top of the hour, see you in ex. you next. advice to help us expand our palette... ...and prices that keep our budgets firmly r

of course, dave ross is live out there at the park. good afternoon to you, dave.attle of first place. >> reporter: how good is it to say that? when is the last time can you say it? pretty much never. yeah, in years past, had to find a reason to come to the nats park in june and to watch the opposing team. not so much any longer. with the first-place yankees in up to and the first-place nationals hosting them, the fans here at the ball park are primed and ready for this one. it should be a good one. and think about this, the three- game series looks like every game could be close to sell out. 41,888. if you don't have your tickets, you better get them now and there will be a lot of fans here to seat pinstripers. the first time, people will be at the park to see the home team. the first place nationals and people are lined up outside for hours before they let them into the stadium at 4:30 and we ask them why did you wait in the lines for so long. >> they wantso see the nats play the yanks. is that a question? the nationals, yeah. >> bryce harper. yeah. >> and really

dave snaps to attention and turns on the tv in the seatback in front of him. >> the jetblue airliner the one you're looking at on your screen apparently sent out a distress call. >> so all of a sudden, there is some coverage of a plane in trouble, and i'm thinking, wow, the poor folks on that plane. >> this plane took off from burbank airport, shortly after 3:00 p.m. it was headed for john f. kennedy international airport. >> and then, of course, i realize, that's the plane that i'm on. it's absolutely surreal to be watching this story of the plane that you're in. >> dave decides to film the scene with a small video camera from his carry-on luggage. >> we've run all of the relevant checklists and are confident we know exactly what the issues are. >> my understanding of what happened the landing gear had a problem when it was retracted, so it got twisted to completely exactly the wrong way. >> the pilot announces they'll fly around to burn off fuel before landing at l.a.x. >> because we were flying around for two hours, we had a lot of time to think about the situation, and i ping-pon

that's according to mayor dave bing and the city's chief financial officer.say the city will run out of money friday. state officials are refusing to hand over $80 million owed to the city unless detroit drops a lawsuit that would block the state from seizing control of the city's finances. the detroit cut services including street lights to stay afloat. tomorrow morning the mayor and city counsel will meet to try to overt the crisis. high school kids face a lot of pressure into getting into college, but it turns out increasing number of students are abusing prescription drugs adderall and ritalin to help them face their tests. some call them study drugs. new york times reporting on this. students take these drug before their exams. they say the drug drugs give students boost of energy and increase their attention span. the dea adderall and ritalin class two controlled sub sans the same class as cocaine and heroin. using the drugs could long-term neurolodge effects. >> if your looking to save on your vacation, you may want to consider a stay indication or loo

((nats off top))-- nats of dave playing with reds---it's a bond ... built on patience.... and trust.nats)) kiss.. come here.. you come here... comm on."the buuden of raissig an abused animal..... some people's yes they were too far gone...too wild.just one year ago.... dave rosowski brought his best frienndback prom the brink..... 00:33:45- 00::0:59dave: when she came to us, she idnt make eye contact, she wagged her tail for the first time four months affer she came to us, thats how abused she was in that situation of being left alone. reds... an australian sheperd.... is one of the dave: they were tied up in a chicken coup, t was aalitter of 6 pups and two parents.thh pack was abandoned by their breederr... left to die when the home was foreclosed.... 00:34:38- 00:34:48dave: i think people give up too easily, its not a family member, its an iiem- thee left tvvand ttey left their ddg. they were saaed by the eaaton humane society.... some were adopted.... others went o a rescue called paws new in rosedale.... with dave s her fosser parent.00:29:39- 00::9:45dave::most people wouldnt le

dave has been an award winning newsmen for 35 years. he has been broadcasting for 35 years.17, so i have not had a chance to ask him what that special experience might have been about, but maybe you'll get a chance to ask him about this. i was interested in reading about all the places that he has worked. he has ben in new york city, washington d.c., he has been in los angeles. probably the most interesting for me was the fact that he was in philadelphia for a number of years. we know in the department of aging and adult services that philadelphia has one of the most interesting and creative network of services for older adults in the country. it is really accessible to older adults. some of the most creative work we have seen at around the country. dave is also on the board of several civic organizations including the challengers boys and girls club, and cure autism now. edave -- dave, take it away. >> and good morning, can you hear me? in the back, can you hear me? i can see you. good morning, and thank you very much. if no one told you this morning, you look good today. y

dave finally got her in the er and showed doctors the video. i proved crucial and came in the nick of time. >> it gave us a clear understanding when the stroke started. and since brain attacks is a time sensitive decide and every minute, 1.9 million brain cells are dying, it's crucial for us to know when it started. >> reporter: and because they knew, they could use a brand new treatment that pulls the dangerous blood clot out of the brain. this is the device right here? it's the same technique used by by this doctor. >> if we know exactly when it began, we can skip the mri and use this. >> reporter: today, dave and diane celebrate. she came close to paralysis, even death. but she's made a full recovery. >> i think i'm a miracle patient. i think i'm the luckiest person in the world. >> reporter: dave o'neal told me today, you can't tell anything happened to his fiancee, and that would not been the case, had he not taken the video and got her to the hospital when he did. >> she calls herself the miracle patient. great to have you here. >>> when

in 1983, dave was selected by the chicago bears in the third round of the nfl draft. during his nfl career, he played for the chicago bears, new york giants, phoenix cardinals, earning four all-pro honors and winning super bowl titles with the 1985 bears and the 1990 giants. i think more importantly than that is i recognize his name and that's an incredible feat, if you're a football player. in recognition of his charitable work with substance abuse prevention in the special olympics, dave dorson was named the 1989 nfl man of the year, and the 1988 nfl humanitarian of the year. on february 17th, 2011, dave dorson side of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest, in his miami, florida, home, in a suicide note he requested his family donate his brain to an nfl research brain bank. sir dorson's brain was donated to boston university and the va medical center in bedford, massachusetts, which concluded that he suffered from moderately advanced chronic traumatic encephalopathy or cts, a degenerative brain disease caused by repetitive head trauma. dorson is survived by hi

what's going on, dave? >> it was a picture perfect day in the coliseum. every game this weekend between the giants and the a's has come down to the very last pitch and today would be no different. coming up in sports a recap from the finale between the cross bay rivals, a game that had controversy and drama. >> i'm dave benz at the sports desk. since interleague play the giants and a's have been near equals in head-to-head meeting. today a modest two-game edge over 91 games played. the 92nd installment won't be soon forgotten. we take you to the coliseum. the battle of the bay. well, buster posey trying to get his team a lead early against a.j. griffin, the rookie making his major league debut gives up the two-run home run. posey's tenth of the season. matt cain pitched a fantastic game. seven strong innings. there he struck out seven batters, gave up three hits and one run. a.j. griffin as i mentioned, he also was pretty darned impressive. 6-plus innings, strikes out hector sanchez. game came down to this. 3-2 count bottom of the ninth, two out, the rook

paul. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are at the intersection of stewart and market. this is what they want. basically an empty street. they would like to reduce if not all together eliminate the private motorists. publish reports say last night they presented a better market plan. reestablish parts of market street. it would also make it more bike own pedestrian friendly. more there was would be allowed. of course several plans in the past to push motorists out of the downtown furrow fare has been most of the part dismissed. now there are other plans that are less aggressive toward motorists and they will all been presented to the public for their input on july 17th and 21st of july. of course we will talk to people out here on the street and in the area to figure out how they feel about this. we'll bring it along to you. live in san francisco i'm paul chambers. >>> 5:07 is the time right now. back to sal. >> good morning, to you. guys and gal. let's take a look at the commute. traffic is still doing pretty well this

>>dave: it is simple.loyees that are 50 or more if the law does not change that, the supreme court, those that have 200 or 300 employees, the backbone of the american economy, 64 percent of businesses are created by companies that size, we will be forced to buy health care or pay a penalty and if i have to write checks to provide something i wasn't northeast providing before i will not have as much money and i cannot hire as many people. i don't know why this is news to washington. but when you bleed small business, you kill the economy. >>neil: so as of now you do not offer health care. or you offer it through a consortium. >>dave: some. i don't pay all of it. i want the people to participate. because the health care costs go up 20 percent or 25 percent a year and as a small business i cannot eat the increases always so i do what i can do help and i pay the vat majority of it but not all. >>neil: you are not alone, a lot of big corporations including mine, the same thing, and they have to pass along the c

. >> reporter: yeah -- congressional, wonder, why dave. >> reporter: yeah, ladies. tiger's tournament returns for the first time since 2009. so what's the former no. 1 golf player in the world feel about this country club? he's going to tell us and some football news, too. robert griffin, iii in the news but not for the reasons his camp would like. sports is next. >>> and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> reporter: back here at congressional country club, at&t getting underway officially tomorrow. we'll talk more golf in a second, but first redskins and robert griffin, iii, of course, most of the news following this guy since he was drafted in d.c. has been relatively squeaky clean, that until today. a man in waco, texas, was arrested for trying to extort the redskins quarterback. fbi agents arrested richard khamir hurd after he took monday friday night from an undercover agent. hurd claims he had embarrassing was in on griffin and threatened to reveal it if he wasn't paid. what the information was, we don't know it. hurd a walk-on basketball

>> dave: no problem. that was fantastic. >> alisyn: wow.: no, i think he stood up. >> alisyn: you somehow defied gravity and you jumped from a sitting position. >> dave: i'm not going to try it again because we did crack my head open. we were talking about tom cruise and katie holmes getting a divorce after-- i think tom did the the same thing. >> now what, dave we could get more publicity on youtube if you fell back and hit your head. >> dave: in my head that's how it was going to end, just like the marriage. >> alisyn: that was a beautiful owed to tom-cat. let's get to your extreme weather alert. we have a lot of serious news to tell you you about. five people now are confirmed dead and millions of others are without power this morning, after a series of summer storms swept through nearly a dozen eastern states overnight. the storms now wreaking havoc on travel and traffic service from washington d.c. to philadelphia is shut down right now as crews work to clear debris from the track. power outages also affecting dulles and reagan interna

clark, on your phone waking you up telling you what was happening. >> dave looks surprised.an hear this really nice voice. by the way pam, i just sent a tweet you might be interested in, i know you will be check out my timeline pam cook. and traffic will be a little bit slower at the bay bridge toll plaza than it was just a few minutes ago and it is not really that bad, so without stopping, some cash pairs are beginning to line up. san francisco is doing well into the downtown exits. as we move to contra costa county, construction zone still looks good and bay point concord and walnut creek funnel and richmond is off to a nice start, 40:00 let's go -- 5:40 let's go to steve. >>> we have a warmer pattern, and there it goes right there. it has been blazing hot in other parts of the country and denver was 10:5, that ties a record going back and that's cooking. also down into texas, the rain down in from tropical storm debbie, it has been really cool really cool, on sunday stockton set a record low of 49. today by the coast, sunny and breezy and i can't find much only off the sa