for espn news, i'm steve weissman.k to you in new york. >>> a south florida clerk targeted by a gunman said her faith made the suspect leave that store empty-handed. surveillance video released by the broward county sheriff's department captured the drama as it unfolded. >> it shows the robber crumbling after the christian clerk talked to him about her faith in jesus. she calls it divine intervention. d face armed robbery charges if he is caught. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following on this friday morning. including the latest on the economy. is it going in the wrong direction? >>> and deciding the fate of a grizzly bear and her cubs. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this friday. police are braced for more protests today over arizona's immigration law. demonstrations have now spread across the country from l.a. to new york. the marshal's office is investigating threats made against the federal judge in the case. >>> the results of dna tests on a grizzly bear captured in montana are due t

for espn news, i'm steve weissman.ck to you in new york. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching this friday. the new cap on bp's oil well is holding steady. but no one says the oil crisis is over. engineers will be monitoring the well all day. the hope is that its pressure remains high, which would indicate that the well is leak-free. >>> plus, apple makes a big announcement about its troubled iphone 4. the company has been dealing with criticism about the device's reception problems since its release last month. >>> firefighters in california's riverside county are battling more than a than a dozen wildft have already burned hundreds of acres. most of them were sparked by lightning. some evacuations have been ordered. >>> and a temporary replacement will be named today to fill the seat of the late robert byrd. the west virginia democrat died last month. a permanent successor will be provided by voters. >>> the first family are vacationing in mai

but i think the idea of hosting a national special in which his people set this up with the espn, espn creeded the time to them t just came off a little sort of self-aggrandizing and narcissistic to me. >> woodruff: ken blackistone why do you think he did it. dow take him at his word that he just wants to win? >> well, i think he does want to win. and i think his people may have gotten in his ear and convinced him that cleveland wasn't a place to do that. >> woodruff: what dow mean, his people. >> well, the people who surround him, who run his marketing campaign who run his business efforts, all of those people. some of whom are long time friends of his. and i think you know, when you compare cleveland to miami, the palm trees to, i don't know what do they have, oaktrees and pe can trees in that part of ohio, i'm sure that that got the better part of him. and there is also another part to this too, he has been in a very close relationship with chris bosh and dwayne wade who obviously are going to be playing in miami. and this, what happened yesterday was kind of set in motion a few yea

here's don bell at espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. big night in the bigs. we go out to dodger stadium. tim lincecum and the giants taking on the dodgers. bottom five. dodgers up by four. and lincecum takes matt kemp with high heat. kemp doesn't like it both benches were warned. dodgers up 5-4. and lane kershaw, he hits aaron rowen. joe torre, the manager. he was ejected. so was the bench coach. runners on second and third. jonathan broxton intentionally walks aubrey huff. here comes don mattingly to act as manager. he starts to walk away. then, he goes back. he had bruce bochy noticed that. he's the giants manager. there's two meetings on the bound. so, broxton had to leave the game. in comes new pitcher, joe cheryl. he only had eight pitches to warm up. he needed some more. that's a two-run double. and the giants go on to win, 7-5. >>> san francisco has won 11 of 13. now, for the cubs. aramis ramirez going big in the fourth inning. lou piniella says he's going to retire at the end of the season. and it looked like aramis ramirez was

you might think -- through espn.ou might think it is a completely different game and a completely different year, because the way we express our emotions in spanish is completely different than the announcers on espn. going beyond that, the u.s. is the largest spanish-speaking country in the world with the exception of mexico. latinos are growing faster in this country. again, they are going to be the majority of angelique, so i am not saying -- eventually. i am not saying we are becoming a bilingual country, but there are parts of the united states where we are already bilingual, and part of our culture as the united states of america is just to have another language. this is the only country in the world that i know that complained that we speak spanish or french or other languages. in other countries, that is exactly what they're looking for in their students, so it is fantastic that korea the possibility of speaking both english and spanish, and, yes, the emotions are different -- it is fantastic that we have the

back to you in new york. >> our thanks to espn. >>> we haven't done one of these in a while. but it's a good one. it's time for our morning snapshot. a shiny, new office for a professor. >> this is what science professioner matt burr found after returning from vacation. students wrapped the office in aluminum foil, everyone down to his pencils and coffeemaker. the last time the office was covered in fairy tale pink fabric and bows. the foil may have gone over a little better. >> the office looks like leftovers, doesn't it? >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today including the morning's top story. a new ceo for bp. amam m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m

here's steve weissman at espn news. >> good morning. i'm steve weissman with this espn news update.the quest for 600 continues for alex rodriguez. 21 at-bats since he hit home run number 599. yanks and indians. top first. a-rod's single to the middle. that scores teixeira. bases loaded for rodriguez. he strikes out swinging. strikeout number 1,800 career. last at-bat for rodriguez. it's a pop-out. he would go two for five with one rbi. yanks win 8-0. >>> cards/mets. garcia, and johan santana, threw 14 scoreless innings. santana gives up six runs in the first. double what he allowed in the previous five games combined. he would not lose. ike davis, with a single. mets score six in the eighth to tie the game. last time they played they went to 20 innings. top 13. still tied at 7-7. albert pujols doesn't want to play anymore. >>> how about the d-backs and phillies? dominick brown making his major league debut for philadelphia. bottom two, what awas.ut it was. first at-bat a double pla jayson werth. brown would go two for three, two rba and two runs scored. the top of the third, roy hal

lebron james on espn.here he is announce his dramatic choice where he was going to take his talent. he told it to jim gray. how did that happen? >> well, he is best friends and he is managed by a man who represents shim a man named maverick carter. >> rose: i know maverick, he's a great guy. >> he's an honorable upstanding guy with a whole lot of integrity. i approached him at game two of the n.b.a. finals at the staples center between celtics and lashgs and he was sitting with a man namedar i emanuel who is a super agent who is the president and the owner of william morris and i asked him how the free agency stuff was going to go on, they were sitting in the front row together, i approached them... i don't remember if it was the pre-game or half time and we got to talking about it and i said maverick, can i do the first interview with lebron james after he decides where it is he's going to stay and maverick said yes, that's no problem. well, i had had a history with lebron, i interviewed him once hen he w

the whole espn thing. what is your sense of how a player, nomatter how big or small, making that kind of decision, how to deal with the media? >> whitson. i think, certainly, we have seen in a very short period of time the landscape of sports has constantly been changing -- listen. as someone who is not as familiar with the basketball salary structure, i do appreciate and understand -- this is the first time that i can recall outside of chicago, and remembering when michael jordan was drafted, and we had hard times for awhile there. we could not get past detroit. and then, finally, we acquired a player, and the other players who were going to be instrumental in that team having success. i think there is a traditionalist in me that loves to see the play year, the magic johnson, who is in l.a., the larry bird in boston, so when it changes a little, and, hey, that is the landscape of basketball. everything that was just done was done haute and collectively bargained for. i think what was a little different --

espn is reporting the former buffalo bill and 49ers, and the rams have gotten aggressive in their pursuitngals are also talking to owen. >> the pga tour went from scotland to canada for this week's event, the canadian open. used to be considered the fifth major. a major effort to get around a soggy st. george's country club. tim clark entered the day with the lead. finishers at 11 under. story of the day, carl petersson, shoots a 59. oh, lips out. a canadian open record. four become of our leader, american dean wilson, his second on the par-4 18th. sticks it to within a few feet. 65 for wilson. minus-15. now back to scotland. third round the senior open championship at carnoustie. corey pavin entered the day as the leader. he had an up and down round. 1-under 72, drives him to 3-under. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check this out. hits the wall. amazingly gets up and down to save par. 69 for langer. at 6-under. three-stroke lead over pavin going into sunday. >>> lpga in france. third round of the evian masters, check out alexis thompson, 15 years old. she is going to like this a lo

. >> an espn reporter victimized by a stalker heads to capitol hill today. we'll show you what she hopes lawmakers will do. >>> san jose's police chief is retiring. we will show you where he plans to give up his badge. >>> good tuesday morning. taking a beautiful live look outside at the bay bridge. moving pretty smoothly so far this morning. alternating cooler. need to grab a light jacket or sweater when you head out the tar. rob has a look at the forecast. >> san jose's police chief is calling it quits. davis has worked for the department for 30 years. he said the decision was not the easy, however he learned a lot and has some advice for the next chief. >> this is about people. the one million-plus residents are not statistics. they're not widgets. you've got to rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 face to face meetings with community minutes during that seven of y seven-year tenure as chief. >> davis spent six years as chief of police. under his leadership, the department has made great leaps in crime technology. however, it's a

espn is reporting the rams have gotten very serious in their pursuit of the free agent wide receiver. the bengals are also talking to owens. owens could be signed in the next couple of days. >> the pga tour went from scotland to canada for this week's event, the canadian open. used to be considered a fifth major, and it was a major effort to get around a soggy st. george's country club in ontario. tim clark entered the day with the lead. he finishes at 11-under with a 69. story of the day was carl petersson, started early. didn't have to deal with the rain. shot a 59. lips out. 10-under 6. canada open record. also 11-under. and american dean wilson with his second on the 18th. sticks it to within a few feet. sets up a birdie. 65 for wilson. minus 15. a four-shot lead. >> back to scotland, third round of the senior european open championship at car news -- carnoustie. corey pave vep entered the day as the leader. long par putt. paven 1-under. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check out this shot. up against the bunker on 1. hits the wall. amazingly gets up and down to save par. a 69

. >>> espn reporter erin andrews will lobby in washington for stronger federal anti-stalking laws. a stalker was convicted for posting nude videos of andrews online that he taped through a hotel room door back in 2009. >>> and in philadelphia, a dynamic duo. former secretary of state condoleezza rice will team up with legendary artist aretha franklin for a rare classical music performance. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. damage control. the white house gets fired up over the leaking of classified afghan war documents. >>> and from "hairspray" to "high school," teen heartthrob zac efron is all grown up in his new dramatic film. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station.

espn reporter erin was on capitol hill today she's supporting a new bill that will toughen the penalties stalkers. she has a lot interest in that legislation she was a victim of a man who videotaped her nude through the keyhole of a hotel room and posted it on line. he was sentenced to two and a half years of jail. this proposed law would take new technology into consideration when fighting stalkers. and south dakota farmer said if he hadn't taken these photos of the huge hailstorm you probably wouldn't have believed him. this thing is nearly 8 in. around. so big in fact the national weather service is trying to figure out if it smashes all previous records they think it does. the hell stone was found near the south dakota town. >> to live look at the james link is bumper-to-bumper in all directions getting on to 101 southbound at the bottom of your screen. a live look at the golden gate jam packed here as to make your way towards the toll plaza on the left. and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza moving smoothly into san francisco will be right back at the kron 4 news @ 4 continues

highlights from espn news. >>> good morning, i'm adnan virk.an nicknamed "shrek" that took over the tourney, in fact the open. it was really his to claim at st. andrews. with tiger woods, during the day, 12 shots back. woods switching back to the old putter that he used prior to the tournament. putting in the 4th, he misses the putt. he shoots 72 and finishes 3 under for the championship. 9th hole, leader louis oosthuizen, putting for eagle. the eagle has landed. oosthuizen increases his lead four shots four shots. on the 12th casey, h paul caseys tee shot goes into the gorse left of the fairway. i didn't even know gorse bushes existed until this. casey ended up recording a triple bogey on the hole. oosthuizen, you can't stop him. only hope to contain him. his lead was eight shots. on 18. thank you, thank you, i'll be here all week. tapping in for par on the 1 green to win t open open championship. louis oosthuizen, a tremendo ass family in raising the claret jug. a south african that comes on top no less than nelson mandela's 82nd birthday. >>

for other highlights, kevin connors at espn news. >>> good morning, historic sunday in indianapolis. you to the brickyard for the action. pole sitter juan pablo montoya getting focused for the brickyard 400. jimmie johnson both eyeing their fifth brickyard victory. first lap of the race turned to kyle busch, flipped sam hornish jr. from behind, where there's smoke, there's generally a pileup. seven cars. busch would finish eighth, hornish, 30th. 40 left to go, while pitting during the fourth caution, jimmie johnson ran into the back of bill elliott. johnson would receive treatment under the hood. and finish 26th. 23 laps to go after a caution, juan pablo montoya and jamie mcmurray both pit. montoya ta murray takes two tires, montoya, four. mcmurray leads it down the stretch. there would be no catching the man in the bass shop chevrolet. he would take the checkered flag and pucker up. kiss the bricks. the second win of the season, step up and finish. >>> baseball, alex rodriguez, one home run shy of .600, taking on the royals. bottom three, that's not number 600. that is a career rbi,

but we pick our spots, the coverage is left to newspapers and now the great behemoth of sports is espnthat is what owns sports but nancy frankly for example who is a spectacular writer, and who has an in imable voice just got interesting in ping-pong .. >> she was a great ping-pong player because her father when she was a child played the home game of ping-pong, fathers are very important in sports. >> rose: and the father's knee is born the passion of sports. >> absolutely. >> rose: why did you choose this piece by roger on ron darling -- >> the book is dedicated to are jerry and the preface i wrote is largely about meeting roger for the first time when i was an intern at the washington post. >> rose: yes. >> and roger was on book tour, promote ago book called late innings, not so late it turns out, and if he was terrifying to me because he was really one of the big figures that i have to say, that i grew up reading. >> rose: right. >> so it g gave me really a special pleasure to do this and i admit i asked roger which pieces did he like? and i think he got, i think maybe he got tired

. >>> and now for your sports news, sara walsh at espn news. >> good morning, stephen sprasburg, tryingo keep a april yant season going. pete rose in cincinnati, to take in the action. bottom of the second, no score. johnny gomez strikes out swinging. strasburg cruising early on. bottom of the fourth, strasburg in a jam. two on, one out. stubs hits a fly ball to outfield. bernadina makes the catch. jay bruce tagging on the play. pudge gets him before he gets to the plate. strasburg loves the help from the defense. his team wins, 8-5. >>> yankees hosting the angels on wednesday. bottom of the seventh. runners on the corners. one out. brett gardner wasn't like the called strike on the inside corner. he complains to the home plate umpire, who doesn't like him complaining. he gets tossed. off the bench, tom curtis comes in to take over gardner's at-bat. he launches a three-run home run to right. his first major league home run. he would get a curtain call. yankees win it, 10-6. >>> padres and braves. top of the ninth. billy wagner to close it out. padres down one. torrealba doubles to right

an espn survey of food violations around pro stadiums around the country ranks at&t towards the top. only 4% of vendors there had critical violations. in case you're wondering about the bums down south, it's 13% at dodger stadium. mcafee in oakland is the dirtiest in california, 34% of vendors there have critical violations. >> when i'm eating that chili dog, i don't care. i'm chugging along. i don't care. who cares. >> just the game. >> game time. weather time. >> i'm all over the cool weather, unseasonable. first the transamerica building with some sunshine in there, some blue skies as well as again plenty of clouds. this is what you can expect today. sunshine, north bay clouds, partly cloudy conditions around the bay, low clouds for the coastline and temperatures in the upper 50s to the upper 60s around the bay to the mid-70s inland. afternoon highs plenty of sunshine inland but clouds to the north and still unseasonably cool upper 70s. sun and clouds around the bay with again cool temperatures. mostly cloudy along the coastline and more cool temperatures. here we go. let's look a

here's adnan virk at espn news. >> good morning. i'm adnan virk.o far this season, ubaldo jimenez has been the best pitcher in baseball. against the marlins monday night, he dead not have his a-game. bottom of the sixth. and mike stanton gets six over. jimenez went 5 1/3. six runs, four of those earned. top of the eighth, jonathan herrera. his first homer of the season. 8-7, rockies. marlins down 8-7. and donnie murphy to the rescue. a walkoff. his first homer of the season. marlins win a wild one, 9-8. >>> elsewhere, miguel cabrera and the tigers taking on the rangers in motown. cabrera, biggie, biggie, fourth of the season. scary moment in the bottom of the sixth. austin jackson, line drive, right back at dustin nippert. a ct scan, taken to the hospital, was negative. bottom of the 11th. the 6-4-3 double-play, ends the inning. top of the 14th. tied at 6-6. nelson cruz, takes enrique gonzalez pitch gone. cruz, his 12th homer of the season. >>> and lastly, alpert pujols and the cardinals, hosting the third-place phillies. cards down 4-3. see this o

here's sara walsh at espn news. >> good morning.tionally wild game for boston fans who thought they were witnessing history. and instead, saw an utter collapse late in the game. john lackey on the mound. had a no-hitter going. in the eighth inning here, when josh bard would single to right center with two outs. lackey went eight innings, two hits, no earned runs. his team was in good shape, though. in the bottom of the ninth, red sox up 6-1. it's not over. franklin gutierrez, crushing a two-run home run off manny delcarmen. the mariners are down 6-3. boston has a pitcher there. it would disappear. jonathan papelbon. jose lopez scores. mariners, down 6-4. after a walk, bases loaded. jack wilson to short. the flip to second. the throw to first gets away. and two runs would score. mariners score five in the ninth. we're tied at 6-6. we go to the 12th. mariners with the bases loaded. one out. okajima gets lopez to foul out. milton bradley pops to third to end the inning. the red sox get out of a jam. top of the 13th. two on for eric pat

since 1997 while a national audience has come to know his voice as the lead baseball announcer for espnr the last two decade. it comes as no surprise that he's a hall of famer. as for miller, this is a dream. >> hey. i'm a kid from hayward. i just wanted a job i could eat french fries while working. now here i am today. so thank you very much. thank you. >> congratulations. well, it does not matter where it is or who it's against. a four-game sweep is kind of a big deal in baseball. so when a chance at that sweep comes on the road against a division opponent it becomes huge. the giants were on the verge of something pretty huge. they turned to tim lincecum to do it. the giants' ace trying to shake off his last shaky start in l.a. by going eight strong against the d'backs. top one, buster posey's streak continues. again, he just wastes no time. drops the ball in center. it's going to bounce back. it's an rbi double. 1-0, giants as huff cruises around to score. a little tired after that one. the giants have the lead. top two, now tide. travis ishikawa, more clutch hitting. 3-2. brian wils

. >>> espn reporter erin andrews joined lawmakers on capitol hill to support tougher federal laws against stalking. she was a victim of stalking last year when a man videotaped her in a hotel room through a peep hole and posted the pictures online. the new stalking bill was discussed on the house floor today and its goal so to change laws for technology like electronic stalking and cyberstalking and increased penalties for stalking kids. and it would make stalking an easier crime to prosecute. >> i have seen with my own eyes, through first-hand experience, that the laws have been taken way too lightly. they aren't clear. and they have not kept up with technology or the times. >> experts say a quarter of all stalking cases now take place online. >>> first the potentially toxic chemical was found in baby bottles and now a bay area watchdog group said it's in something we deal with every day, paper receipts. they found bpa on 40% of receipts that they tested. bpa is often used in plastic products like baby products and the lining of canned goods. it's generally considered safe at low levels

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a national audience knows him from 20 years as espn's lead baseball announcer and he's been the lead voice of the giants for 13 years. now he's in a very elite club. >> i walk into a room and, look there, it's zeus. henry aaron. oh, look over there. it's apollo. willy mays. so i've been walking on air ever since i got into town. agairngs i'm not sure how it happened but i'm grateful. >> with a four-game sweep on the line, a team really can't ask for much more than having a two-time cy young award winner on the mound to ensure it. unless, of course, that two-time cy young award winner is coming off an inning he allowed less than five runs in five innings. he usually bounces back. today tim lincecum holding the d'backs to two runs in eight innings. top one, buster posey's streak continues. drops this ball in center. it's going to take a funny bounce and roll back. that's an rbi double. 1-0, giants. posey, four hits today. he was 4 for 5. why did he get five at-bats? this game went to the tenth. two outs. travis ishikawa. more clutch hitting. 3-2. brian wilson came in for the save as th

an espn survey finds food vendors at the oakland coliseum have the worst health violation record in the state. 34% of them have critical violations. meanwhile at&t park has one of the best inspection records in the survey. oh, come o. only 4% of vendors there -- on. only 4% of vendors there had critical violations. it's worth noting that food from pro sport stadiums has never been linked to a mass foodborne illness outbreak. >>> for many families summer vacations include a trip to the water park, but those wild rides could be risky. cbs5 investigative reporter anna werner with the injuries some guests say they left with. >> i was really excited about it. >> reporter: jenny qwon went to water world with friend in september of 2008 to enjoy the shun -- friends in september of 2008 to enjoy the sun and water rides. one of those rides was something called the typhoon where guests sit on inflatable rafts and wide the water through winding enclosed tunnels, but as she and her boyfriend rode down -- >> i just started gaining speed and losing control. >> reporter: then she says their raft flipp

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an espn survey found food vendors at the oakland coliseum have the worst health violation record in the state as far as ballparks are concerned. 34% of them have critical violations. at&t park had one of the best inspection records in the survey. only 4% of vendors there had critical violations. worth noting that food from pro sports stadiums has never been linked to a mass food-borne illness outbreak. >>> all right. we have all heard of identity theft but now crooks are taking the crime to a dangerous new level. they are stealing personal information to get access to medical services and prescriptions. joe vazquez on medical identity theft. >>> reporter: like many seniors, warren takes medicine. if you take a close look at his computer record, you might be alarmed at the number of prescriptions for the highly addictive painkiller oxycontin. >> i could be classified as a druggie. >> reporter: but he is not a drugie . he doesn't even take oxycontin. these are not his prescriptions. police say a criminal forged them writing lambert's personal information on stolen prescription pads. it's

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. >>> finally tonight, from our look a at espn, a look at a little league pitcher with all the rightght she is our "person of the week." here's sharyn alfonsi. ets eporter: being the only girl on her team isn't what sets chelsea baker apart. >> hey chelsea! just tell him you like him, you ain't got to beat him up. p. reporter: at age 13, chelsea is one of the best little league on is around the country. >> my fastball is around 65 miles per hour. >> s orter: chelseaard to hit. >> reporter: chelsea has something very few pitchers, in little league or the major leagues, have. he's got a knuckleball. by definition, the knuckleball ven harddictable. it can corkscrew mid-flight. hard to throw, even harder to hit. >> she got me on the two fastballs and i didn't know she had a knuckle curve and that knuckle came in, and it was so in, and it was so knuckleball frwhat to say. >> reporter: she learned that knuckleball from former major league pitcher j eer joe nienie. striking you o she's now so good at it, she sometimes leaves her opponents in tears. >> you've got to stop crying. >> i'm not c

i guess it's been on espn. personally, i don't feel it yet. i don't have the money yet. i think i'm able to affect guys in a certain way, and i think that's what coach saw in me. >> thank you , mark. and thank you for joining us tonight. >> good night. >> good night. you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good clusters with sweet honeyhy and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about your fiber too. i have for a while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes.

hd >>> a little sugar and spice from our friends at espn "e-60."has a look at that that prove that baseball diamonds are a girl's best friend. >> reporter: the only girl isn't what sets chelsea baker apart. >> hey, chelsea, you ain't going to beat him up. >> reporter: at age 13, chelsea is one of the best little league pitchers in the country. >> my fastball is around 65 miles per hour. >> just too hard to hit. >> reporter: chelsea has something very few pitchers in little league or the majors have. she's got a knuckleball. by definition, the knuckleball is unpredictable, it can corkscrew midflight, hard to float, even harder to hit. >> two fastballs i didn't know she had the knuckle-curve. and then the knuckle came. >> reporter: she learned that knuckleball from former major league pitcher joe nito. she sometimes leaves the hitter in tears. >> what was up with the last batter? i saw him crying. >> i struck him out. >> anything different than a boy striking you out? >> some people on the team say i don't want to deal with it. >> some of it dealing

you might recognize espn's reporter erin andrews.he was also on "dancing with the stars" and has a personal story about stalking to share. tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c. with the new law that andrews is trying to push in order to stop stalkers. >> reporter: good morning. she's hoping to help the lawmakers here on capitol hill update these laws so they apply to the types of stalking that we're seeing around the country today. california was on the cutting edge of this. it had the nation's first anti-stalking law 20 years ago for years before the federal government came up with one. that was before most of us used in the internet. then only 1 in 7 used the internet. today, three-quarters of us do. many laws need to be updated and specified that cyber stalking is against the law. that's what this bill would require. taking a look at some of the requirements, it would specifically make cyber stalking a federal crime. the types of things we see going on now, particularly on social networks. it would up the penalties per

because the way we express our emotions in spanish is completely different than the announcers on espn, but the fact is going beyond that, the u.s. is the largest spanish-speaking country and the world with the exception of mexico. they are going to be the majority eventually, so i am not saying that we are becoming of bilingual country, but i am saying already in parts of the united states, it is already a bilateral country in that part of our culture is just to have another language. this is only the country and -- only country in the world that people have obtained that we speak spanish or french or other languages. now in other countries, that is excepted. -- accepted. yes, the motions are different, but it was with the debate on immigration, and most members of congress of hispanic heritage speaks spanish fluently. >> what is the difference between a cuban american and mexican americans? why is one often more conservative? >> it is very simple. the cuban americans have been very successful in presenting the point of view in washington. they know how washington works, and they have

because of the way we express our emotions in spanish completely different than the announcers on espn. world cup. going beyond that, the u.s. is the largest spanish speaking country in the world with the exception of mexico. latinos are a growing factor in this country and they'll be the majority eventually. i'm not saying we're becoming a bilingual country but already part of the united states are bilingual in that part of our culture as the united states of america is just to have another language. this is the only country in the world who i know people complain that we speak spanish or french or other languages in other countries is exactly what their looking for. so - it is fantastic we have the possibility of speaking both english and spanish and yes, the emotions are different. what you showed was a debate on immigration and in most members of hispanic heritage speak spanish fluently. >> what's the difference of the emotion of a cuban american and a mexican-american? this issue, why is one more often more conservative and one more liberal? >> has to do with the law. cuban-americ

she can relate to erin andrews' experience, the espn reporter, on capitol hill today urging lawmakersugh new anti-stalking bill. last year nude video footage of her taken through a hotel peephole went viral on the internet. the man who shot that video is now serving 30 months in prison for interstate stalking. here's some of what erin andrews had to say about her ordeal. >> there have been times over the past year that i have screamed, i have cried, i have said to my family, why me? why is this happening to me? and senator mentioned it doesn't just happen to people in the limelight, it mostly happens to people just trying to live their everyday life. and when my experience was brought out into the public spotlight and i didn't have a choice about it, i received countless and countless amount of letters. i'm still receiving them. from women that say please go out and fight this, please go out and show your face, please lend your voice and please help strengthen laws because we're not able to do it. that's why i'm here today. i'm showing my face. i'm lending my voice. and i'm here to gi

again, documentary is called "birth of big air" and it premieres thursday night at 7:00 on espn. >> the know the long-term impact of that. but the primary emphasis on matt's injuries orth petically have been his shoulders and his knees. and he's had almost too numerous to count surgeries on the knees and the shoulders. that has created a significant problem for us. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. but it's very entertaining to watch. when does the new "jack ass" movie come out? >> october 15th. >> jimmy: looking forward to it. you never disappoint. johnny knoxville, everybody. we'll be right back with amanda crew. arby's has a new jr. deluxe, and suddenly i'm the world's greatest dad. oven-roasted beef, fresh lettuce and tomato, a dab of mayo... it's on the value menu -- starts at just a buck! so i bring the whole family and i get to be the big man without being the big spender. yep, world's greatest dad. this guy. right, kids? [ crickets chirping ] kids? [ male announcer ] some things you just can't compete with. introducing the new jr. deluxe. now on the value menu, starting at a dollar.

broadcasting gig was with the a's in 1974, and also announced for the rangers, red sox, orioles and espnefore joining the giants in 1997. congratulations. >>> and the giants showing no signs of slowing down despite a scary moment that sent valez to the hospital. laura behnke has the highlights in your morning sports. >> good morning, everyone. friday night, they took over the lead in the national league wild card race, but that is not where the giants' sights are set. even back at the beginning of the month when they trailed the padres by six and a half games, san francisco was still aiming for the division. the result, 14 wins in their next 18 games, and last night in arizona, they were just trying to keep a good thing going with the help of madison bum guarder who allowed just one run in seven innings. top five, he was getting help from another rookie. of 2-0 giants. posey, smacking his second single of the game. posey, extending his hit streak to 17 games, tied for second longest. 3-1 giants, aribe trying to blow things open. bases loaded, grand slam. the giants go on to win 10-4, the

and espn survey -- >> in oakland, yeah. >> ballpark food across the country finds food vendors at thecoliseum, they are saying they have the woes health violation record in the state. >> 34% have critical violations. i wonder what a critical violation is? at&t ballpark, on the other hand, one of the best inspection records in our survey. the survey says! only 4% of vendors there had critical violations. worth noting, though, that food from pro sports stadiums has never been linked to a mass food-borne illness outbreak. you may have a -- an extra kielbasa or something -- >> but for some reason -- >> individually sick -- >> it always tastes so much better at the ballpark, hot dogs. >> the beer is colder. and a lot more expensive, too. >> yeah. >>> condoleezza rice and aretha franklin have joined forces for a benefit cd that's coming out -- no, benefit performance last night in philadelphia. ♪ [ music ] >> do you see her? that's rice the former secretary of state. she has training as a concert pianist so she accompanied aretha frank little as she sang and then reese performed a classical

an espn survey found food vendors at the oakland coliseum have the worst health violation record in thetate. 34% of them have critical violations. at&t park had one of the best inspection records in the survey. only 4% had critical violations. and food from pro sports stadiums has never been linked to mass food-borne illness outbreaks. >> never got a bad dog out there. hey, lawrence, you never. >> what's critical violation? they drop it on the ground, pick it up and give it to you? >> within 5 seconds, it's okay. >> five-second rule. i deal with that all the time having a little girl. folks, finally squeezing sunshine over the coast. over the bay looking good. nice clear skies, but there is some fog off the coastline and it is going to start to work its way in and you can see it down in the distance here over toward half moon bay. but ocean beach looking good this time. we haven't seen this much sunshine in probably about the last seven to 10 days. through the evening it looks like weather will hold nicely especially inside the bay. interior valleys 60s and 70s, clear skies, patchy fog

. >>> espn looked at food safety at stadiums across the country.ere in the bay area, the highest number of health food violations have been recorded at mac afee coliseum where 34% of its inspection reports are in violation of health codes. hp pavilion comes in second, 20%. oracle arena third with 19% and candlestick park with 13%. the least number of health code violations, at&t park where only 4% of its inspection reports showed violations. >> does the beer counteract that? >> that's exactly. depends on what you drink. >> that's what someone told me. >> giants a little home cooking, it's about time. that's a very good thing. red hot are these giants. last week a great week for the team. 6-1 on the road trip. tonight, back at at&t park to face the fish where they were the preview. not just the giants, the a's also on a roll taking another series and getting ready to face the team at the top. we hear about their plans for a texas trip straight into that southern summer heat coming up. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a loo

he also held games with espn since 1990. >> i'm looking into that broadcast moved and and the center broadcaster says there is a curve ball. and he grabs a big handful of french fries. and while he is still showing, and about a become of the was a fastball, outside #3. >> and then a cup of something [laughter] >> andy took a big drink and as a 10 year old i said that is the life for me! [laughter] >> and 12 years later, miller, as first kick and down the age 22. >> carole owens is hoping that somebody would like them. the bangles might be that team and after that 36 rolled with a tryout in march. and owner would like to have all went and kerstin polymer, the quarterback has been working with a one to seven california to giving them greater reduced. now, and cincinnati to-rave reviews, and also ocean a single. and both of those guys, and rookie, and none other, and their first round pick. and roy williams asked to carry his shoulder pad nothing unusual. he's a fellow white out, and bryant is accused of having a bad attitude in the past is not going to carry anybody's pack. >> i'm not

espn has the health inspector's records from all of the major sports stadiums in the united states. and canada. a lot of them don't cut the mustard. pac del does well, 50% of vendors got some sort of a bad grade. lack of hot water in one of them. here are the rest of them. compare this to denver's mile high stadium, home of the broncos where flies were found in bottles at three stadium bars. these are closed bottles, like wine or liquor that they serve -- >> doesn't that come from the bottler though? >> who knows. giants stadium, new york, not here, had undercooked hamburgers. there were two standouts. all canadian stadiums scored very well. zero defect. home of the toronto maple leaves, for instance, no violations. and wrigley field in chicago, zero defects, clean bill of health. >> good. >> health inspectors in chicago don't inspect during game day. they go to wrigley field and all the other venues when there are no fans, no workers, and no food. >> that's not fair. >> this is chicago. >> home of rod blagojevich. >> mayor daly is still there. in chicago, they figured out how to tw

it is a much smaller amounts, but the same kind of a mouth that cnn or espn makes with cable companies. -- it is a much smaller amounts, but the same kind of thing that cnn or espn makes with cable companies. that is really how it makes it different from other services. caller: the reason i ask is i am sometimes concerned that the nature of the relationship may change in the future. is there anything that walks in this arrangement? host: we operate by contract. we also have a board of directors. all of the ceos of cable companies. it is thereby lost as a no involvement in the editorial process. -- it is there bylaw that state they had no involvement in the editorial process. caller: can the public afford to keep financing everything, financing banks and giving money to foreign countries? what ever happened to back in the 1960 cost when there was free advertisements for public officials? host: how would that work today when 98% of people who get their television signals do it with either satellite dish or increasingly over the internet, watching video, and people who have cable? it is a

espn's rise fab 50 national champions. now, while the patriots achieve their goal and brought home a state championship, it was not done without countless hours of practice and immeasurable amounts of sacrifice. mr. miller: the time they spent together on and off the field will not only be remembered for captured a second state title in five years but friendships and lessons learned will not be forgotten. i'd like to congratulate pace high school's baseball team on winning their fourth state championship. my wife, vicky, and i are extremely proud of these young men. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. baca: these are tough times for our nation, but the american people can take to heart with the leadership of president obama that we're headed in the right direction. when the pres