the bottom of the 7th and this is desmond, a swing and miss for stroke 3 or not? and johnson comes out to argue with the home plate umpire. the catcher didn't catch it and no dice, he moves on. the next batter, pink for livan herandez and with the ultimate revenge. a long ball to right center and a solo homer, game tied 2-2. in the top of the 8th, the former pirate couldn't keep it tied and would surrender back-to- back home runs including this one by andrew mccutchen, the nationals fall to the pirates 5- 3 and davey johnson weighs in on burnet. >> that has to be his spot and no clip. and i can't, you know, i can't -- on that and subpoena's got to get it doney and i feel confident. >> and we pick up game two in the bottom of the 8th. the nationals trail 3-2 and ramos to bat, a swing and miss. the pinch runner stealing 3rd and that is into foul territory, scoring the tieing run and two batters later, podge rodriguez and with that nice base knock to right. rickan keel, and tries to score the home. a head-first dive for ankiel and he's safe, and take game 24- 3 and a

in a worlds of art -- the words of archbishop desmond tutu, a person who is open to others, affirmingothers does not feel threatened that others are able and good for e and she is properly should that comes from knowing that he or she belongs in a greater role and is diminished when others are humiliated or diminished, when others are tortured or oppressed. in this city, victims are victimized on a regular basis. there is no place that people are taken who are like myself on a regular basis be up at the library. disabled people cannot use the bathroom. the people who have their jobs -- no, you cannot come in. i am not going to watch your car. you're just annihilated. then you are victimized at the next stop. with the paramedics. no cameras. violence by the paramedics. violence in the hospital. it does not matter. it is not happening to you. but it is happening to you. we are part, and we stand together. we have to use our resources properly. the people of this city our resources. the money given to us, throwing it down the toilet. it is unacceptable. it is un-american. it is astoundin

desmond tutu.n essence, in the bay area, like on larkin street, i want to see people invest more in people. i love the giants stadium, but i want to see cumins investing in a humans, instead of expensive. expensive buildings. i love to see the mayor and governor invest more in education than in incarcerations. so i am committed with the music and the platform that i have, if i have to, to give a little spanking to those who need to break up. we spend way too much on weapons. all the money that we spend on tv advertising, gears of war, that is stupidity. in new zealand, they passed a law that said that you could not sell it. all those games about killing people. they do not want it. to me, i'd equate that with columbine, with war. once you desensitize a human being, you cannot tell the difference between shooting someone in a video game and a real person. some people can be gentle and kind. i can be ghetto when i want to be. i grew up with the black panthers doing peace and freedom benefits for them

time the green collar economy that probably led to your being around the white house about how to desmond here would take us out of the pollution based grade i mean into a healthy new green economy and speak to that. sure i mean i think the argument still holds right now we are still clinging figures in sos to the last century's pollution based economy using fossil fuels that are based on dead things from the past meanwhile now our friends in shock and china are racing past us and they're using. the sort of the use of fossil fuels but they are now ahead of us in wind and solar and using those things that are renewable and based on. a living source of energy like like a living sun and my view is that everything that is good for the environment is a job so if it was up with themselves up wind turbines don't manufacture themselves by all crops biofuel crops no growth themselves everything that's good for the economy is a job and so if we want to put people back to work let's connect the people who most need work to the work that the earth most needs to have done which is repairing humanity o

touring around the country you interviewed scientists religious leaders environmentalist philosophers desmond tutu noam chomsky limit tagore elisabeth's satoris howard's and others. in that movie be the ark of the movie kind of seems like you started with this accident and injury and that led you to all of this transformation and yet everything i'm hearing from you and this isn't contradicted contradicting but everything i'm hearing from you is sounds like almost a lifetime spiritual study was that an absolute starting point or just a transition point leading you to make the movie and what and in even in the either case what provokes this this brilliant documentary. well the bike accident where i got post-concussion syndrome and felt i wasn't going to survive that provoked me to make this film and the film by it to to do a film like this i needed a fair amount of courage to speak about what i had been experiencing questioning changing in my life over the past decade ten twelve fifteen years so you're right it's been a long journey you know i've always even as a boy i just wanted to know what

big hit, desmond jennings with a three run double.and tampa winds up on the long end of a 10-8 score. >>> usually if i told you a major league player made a little kid cry. this isn't the story of a big leaguer being mean. back in boston. watch this josh beckett gives a little kid the baseball. he says thank you and he's so overcome he just starts weeping in his father's arms. that's a cute story nonetheless. blood, sweat and some tears all over the nfl as training camp is under way up in napa. the raiders in huge swing. and head coach hugh jackson who does not have the full complement of players to work with yet. he doesn't know who his number one quarterback is going to be. the incumbent jason campbell. >> i feel i have a lot of guys that miss him very well on the team. a lot of guys that compete at a high level. hopefully we can get some guys signed back here at free agency who belong here and move forward. but you know definitely excited about what i saw out on our first day of practice. >> a ton of other activity. especially rela

and desmond jennings punching a single the other way. and they come back to win. and on to football, raid yirs held first practice in pads this afternoon z coach hugh jackson wasn't that thrilled. out of the gate rookie stephan wiznewski working with the first unit expected to start at center. now this is hugh jackson's first training camp as head coach. wasn't happy with the pace of the first practice, placing blame on himself. >> i told him and i apologized to them. i'm being honest and let them down a day. i keep telling you we're going to go fast. i this think our guys, i was excited there wasn't a bunch of fuss. you know? that everybody was there. they understood. and so i think we hit the ground running like i'd anticipated we would. >> hot pursuit continues and the jets, 49ers and taxans reportedly trying to sign him. and whenever he goes he's going get paid $12 million to $14 million. that is a good neighborhood. niners have a vac cansy at corner because they cut nate clemens today, clemens never lived up to eight year, $80 million hype in 2007. at that ti

big hit, desmond jennings with a three run double.mpa winds up on the long end of a 10-8 score. >>> usually if i told you a major league player made a little kid cry. this isn't the story of a big leaguer being mean. back in boston. watch this josh beckett gives a little kid the baseball. he says thank you and he's so overcome he just starts weeping in his father's arms. that's a cute story nonetheless. blood, sweat and some tears all over the nfl as training camp is under way up in napa. the raiders in huge swing. and head coach hugh jackson who does not have the full complement of players to work with yet. he doesn't know who his number one quarterback is going to be. the incumbent jason campbell. >> i feel i have a lot of guys that miss him very well on the team. a lot of guys that compete at a high level. hopefully we can get some guys signed back here at free agency who belong here and move forward. but you know definitely excited about what i saw out on our first day of practice. >> a ton of other activity. especially related to

after the incident, the video is released by metro transit and general manager kevin desmond hears theublic outcry. >> you look at what's happening to the victim and you say something's got to be changed. that's just not going to be acceptable. we've had that observe and report for years in our contract. and this incident clearly shows that we need to change that. >> and changes are made. the controversial observe and report policy is eliminated. a new security firm is hired. and according to metro transit, the guards are better trained to handle situations like this one. as for the kids involved in aisha's attack, six are arrested. the main aggressor who, like aisha is 15 years old at the time of the attack, pleads guilty to assault and is sentenced to up to nine months in juvenile detention. two more teens younger than 18 plead guilty to fourth degree assault and are sentenced to 30 days detention. and three men, all adults over the age of 18, plead guilty to theft, admitting to stealing aisha's belongings, including her cell phone and ipod. two are sentenced to six months in work re

on her recent trip to south africa, the first lady and desmond tutu got down on the ground and did push-upsighted he did this dance when he was done, which made me very happy. and president obama keeps in good shape back at the white house. although skinny, not scary skinny. fit like president bush. president obama works out regularly. not afraid to be seen praying sports. i also don't think i'm telling tales out of school say wlg i have seen president obama eat, which i have done, a highly disciplined people even when the food is delicious and right there on the plate he avoids the stuff that's bad for you and eats just the stuff that's good for you. meanwhile, i'm shoving dessert in my face with both hands. >>> being highly disciplined. right? i think it's just part of deal wig the rigors of the job of being president. we all know how the president ages a person. a hard enough job. the president having a pretty austere diet is probably considered a very prudent thing to do. you know what? also kind of a bummer, having to be that good all the time. and if it is a bummer that i think it mus

the rays storm back with the bases loaded, desmond jennings with the single. 6-5 tampa.ater in the seventh, tampa up 8-5. evan longoria with the emphasis on long. a solo home run. that was off brian fuentes. 9-5 rays. top of the eighth, 9-6 tampa and b.j. upton changes it. this is a tape measure job. his 16th of the year. tampa wins 10-8. here's more. >> reporter: the oakland a's got off to a perfect start they scored five runs in the first inning. the team hit for the cycle in sequence. but it is the seven runs, seventh inning. the a's would like to forget. >> as a whole, they've been a really solid unit this year. for to it unravel and to give away a lead like that is tough no matter how many guys it was that took part in it. so it is just, our offense, they're hitting the ball like crazy right now. and we have to do bear job. >> the good news for the oakland a's, the guys are looking very good in the batter's box. the green and gold have scored 34 runs in the last four games. tomorrow is fire work night. let's hope the fire work begin early. reporting from the oakland

desmond scores to tie the game, so we are headed to extra innings, tied at 4. nats' fans cheering. tenth, rodriguez comes to the plate with werth on second base. on the first pitch to pudge, werth steals third base with no throw. and that would be a huge play, and here's why. three pitches later, carlos uncorks a wild pitch to pudge rodriguez. jayson werth comes home with the winning run. nationals beat the cubs, 5-4. they did so in ten innings. here is jayson werth after the game. >> funny game. still third and score the winning run. if the inside moves right there, i'm probably the goat. so you know, funny how the game works out. but a win is a win, we'll take it, and it was a good win today, especially on the 4th of july. and we were kidding earlier that, you know, you've got america's team down there in dallas, and team america here in washington. >> the thing i liked about the game the most, we gave them two runs and battled back. that should never happen. zimmerman pitched a much better game. should have gone in nine. and guys bounced back and we won the ball game. so it was

he and desmond, i'm counting on him. sv has come a long way. he has been outstanding.ically already the first year playing the position. he is playing like an all star. morris is coming along really good. and actually another little wily veteran is nicks. i'd like to see them established. >> davy, what has been the most fun thing for you returning to the big leagues after 11 seasons? >> it's going on the field after the game and shaking everybody's hands after winning the ball game. that's the most fun. i love being in the dugout. i love being around the players. and i don't even mind talking to you or the press. that doesn't bother me either there are red eyes sometimes that aren't that fun, because i don't really sleep on planes. i'm always moving around and talking to people. but i want to shake hands at the end of the game out on the field. >> davy johnson. he doesn't like red-eye flights. can't blame him. but he got ten hours of sleep last night. so he is rearing and ready to go. i know when i get ten hours of sleep, i'm ready to go. it's like red bull and excitem

. >> any time she was seen to ile was at a charity event for archbishop desmond tutu where she was by >> reporter: now confirmation the unhappy couple spent at least one night apart. >> speculation is he wanted to avoid the traffic in the morning so as to get to early meetings, so he stayed there leaving poor old charlene ten miles up the coast at a seaside hotel. you have to ask why couldn't charlene have stayed there? >> reporter: in the french press the wedding was just a deal, a secret arrangement. >> you have to consider why they've gone through what looks like a pretty painful event. in the end the speculation is all that, yes, the reason for the marriage is to choose this heir and do what they can to produce the heir then we will see what happens. >> reporter: not true says charlene's father a photocopier salesman who describes marrying his daughter to a prince is like winning the world cup. he calls this scandalous. charlene and albert are now on what they're calling their secret honeymoon away from the glare of the press and, josh, let's just hope they're having some fun. >>

internationally is really overwhelming, for the secretary-general of the united nations, to mohammed aly, desmond tutu, the world is waiting to celebrate shane and josh's freedom, they'll walk in the courtroom in a few hours, given the time difference, in a few hours we pray they walk out free men. >> sarah, you've been in a similar position to them now, what do you think is going through their mind at this moment in time in. >> i imagine it's similar to what we're feeling, every day the anxiety and the tension increases but also our hope is increasing every day. i was shown compassion and released. it was clear the chief of human rights stated that it was, the judiciary was convinced that i was incapable of espionage. that was almost 11 months ago, and we pray that the time for compassion for shane and josh is very near. >> we certainly hope all of your prayers are answered. thank you so much for joining us. sarah, laura, alex, thank you. >> thank you, rebeak ka. >> we'll be back. this is "the early show" on cbs. >>> from behind bars to taking the bar, his extraordinary journey, plus tuesday's m

the sir david cameron who met desmond tutu today, announced he will be returning from africa early.tomorrow evening and not wednesday morning. more time to prepare his statement for the extra common sitting which today was called for wednesday. meant to be the first day of mps summer break. some hope. michael crick there. >> joined by the deputy leader the labour party and nick is still with us. there is something wrong with the prime minister's judgement over coulson, isn't there? >> made clear he receive assurances which he accepted. same assurances given to scott hersh court. the scottish court accepted them. >> number 10, did they? >> but they all, sorry they all made some pretty big decisions in relation to mr. coulson. he received those assurances. he made perfectly clear. if the assurances turn out to be lies we will put his hand up and admit that the wrong decision. the worst accusation anybody is leveling at him naivete. >> he is naive? >> all this frothy talk he should look at his position like paul stephenson so much end of term, gid giddiness on part of the labour party.

months ago at the guardian  id for several years  a sense that my god, he he's no richard desmond. the man has put lots of money into journalists and journalism in the country. i wouldn't go quite so far is t sically say the man as his savior. i mean, he saved the press in is country. i sort of disagree. it really is not it's literally t about one powerful man. i'm sure you've seen the guardian and channel four but the great liberal left media nspiracy. you know, nick davis was out there saying i'm going to bring down the most powerful man. of course it involves enormou powerful organization in the biggest selling newspaper in this country. to suggest somehow that the onl ason this conspiracy that gordon brown is going to break down is madness. u forget that gordon brown told everybody about what happened a week after milly dallaire had given politicians the ability to say i was scared of him. yes, yes, should've done some