stay with us. >>> good evening, i'm dave feldman. it's the dog days of summer, but that's not always a bad thing. hoeszing the cardinals and the possible world series preview. forget the birds. look at all of the dogs. many of them here. his first 32 at bats. the o-2 fast ball for his first major league hit. meanwhile, bartolo cologne required the first four batters he faced. it becomes the fourth straight pitcher to win eight straight games since 2005. >> it eejust gives people even more of a reason to believe. the reds and the cardinals, you don't get too much better than that. especially in the national league. and to come play the way we did, it just shows what kind of team this is. >> giantings and rockies on the hill for san francisco. bottom of the three, one on. home run to right. he has a 25-game hitting streak. that's the longest in franchise history. next batter he's going to homer to left. you've got back-to-back jack scenarios. andre would have a beat on this. he would try to catch it, but comes up a little short. rockie

i'm dave feldman. raj and jeff, back with more right after this. supershuman battle got a little inspiration from one of his favorite things. >> peter is battling a form of lymphoma. today he got invited to hang out at santa clara-based anybots on behalf of the make a wish foundation. peter got to see how they worked and then got to take one home. how about that, to keep. santa clara also declared this peter's day officially on the city books. >> they even bucked it in the car. really cute. >> the limo. >> yes. and it had a bow tie. >> thanks for watching tonight. wow, the track looks perfect. now we just need guests. yeah, so they can race! hey! kachow! bellissimo! guido! our tires are a-flying! whooooaaaaaa little tractors, dance! they're here! it is time! there's high-octane fun for everyone at cars land. only at disney california adventure park. dontcha just love that new park smell? >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the voice," carson daly. be

wider array of industries, including susan feldman, the ceo of one king's lane.best trade was. >> i think, you know, making the decision to start one king's lane, which is a pretty scary, you know, idea, given the time period and everything. it turned out to be a great trade. >> so you started your business in '08 in kind of the depths of the recession, which is a double edged sword. >> totally. in those tough times there is always opportunities, which clearly there were in this area. there were no capital markets. so if we were going to do this, we were going to have to bootstrap the business ourselves. >> so what is something you think women do well as it relates to business? >> i think women can manage lots of different things at the same time very well. so, you know, meaning that you're constantly multitasking and moving the business forward. >> and what is it you think men do well that maybe women can learn from? >> you know, i think men sometimes not as emotionally bought what is happening. so sometimes they're able to make those decisions a little bit easi

charles feldman fired this report after the collapse. >> rescuers had to wait before the waters reseeded before pulling bodies from the swollen creek of the bridge that collapsed. the incident followed two days of heavy rainfall in the season. the region was on the heavy traffic freeway on the northeast corridor. in the foreseeable future, drivers will have to take detours. at least four vehicles are believed to have plunged into the creek as a 400-foot chunk of the span crumbled. the span was 41 years old and it was repaired five years ago and inspected last year. a visual inspection before it's collapse sunday did not reveal any suspicious damage. they hold hearings on the bridge collapse within a week. he says motorists all over the country ought to be concerned. >> half the bridges in this country are regarded as not safe. half the bridges in new york state are about 15,000, 200 bridges are not safe. >> the new york governor says it is certain that many bridges will need to be closed in repair. >>> still to come, a busy highway bridge comes crashing down in minneapolis. the horror an

. >>> on dave feldman in the comcast sports net studios. the dodgers entered the stadium looking to avoid a three-game sweep at the hands of their heated rival. the giants haven't been swept in l.a. since 2009. let's go to l.a. giants, dodgers benjamin from san francisco looking for some law and order. top four, posey two-run home run. posey's first career home run off clayton. bottom sixth, now runners second andre, rbi single. equalizer ties the game. next batter, a.j. ellis, rbi double, sixth inning with the giants. they fall 4- 2. swept for the first time since '09. >>> better news for oakland, a's up 1-0. josh donaldson, the 12th of the season and athletics up. a.j. griffin cruising on the mound. top nine, two outs, strikes out jay bruce. records the first career shutout and the a's win 5-0. >> to be able to have the opportunity to go out there and trust me to go out there and get it done in the ninth, that's huge. it was a fun team win and we're excited to get back out here on friday. >> the crowd was awesome. they stood up and gave a

with richard macgregor of "the financial times," james fall owes of the atlanta magazine and noah feldman of harvard law school. >> the u.s. and china have a much broader, i think, relationship than people realize, multiple bilateral dialogues, multiple top-level meetings. but none of them go out much further than, you know, six months to a year. you know, it's a great strategic relationship with great distrust underlying it. and i think this is a risky but necessary meeting, risky for both xi jinping and mr. obama to try and get some sort of, at least, bedrock level of understanding into the bilateral dialogue. >> i think it is important that they meet just for the fact of establishing a communications. and because as richard was saying, we all know the problems president obama has trying to increase his leeway domestically, internationally, the problems that xi jinping faces are larger than that and include some cute ones too, dealing with north korea, japan and the east china sea. i think the one thing closest to a critical issue between the u.s. and china is the whole cyberquestions.

my name is gus feldman. i'm a field representative with seiu local tenderloin and i have the proud, proud honor of representing 1600 workers at san francisco general hospital. we represent people who are the porters, the lvns, the cpd technicians, people who sterilize the medical instruments, everyday heroes who are saving the lives the city's most vulnerable. i'd like to first start by secondinging all the comments made by the two previous speakers as i am also a representative of seiu tenderloin 1. i'd like to is speak more specifically to the dph budget as it pertains to the san francisco general hospital. what peter said earlier right before me is absolutely true. we do not -- we're very fortunate in the fact we not have a budgetary issues this year like we had in previous year. we don't have a funding problem, we maybe have a priorities problem. with that, the dph budget, while it doesn't have the drastic cuts that we've seen in previous years which is positive, there is still plenty of room of improvem

and noah feldman professor of international law.s also author of a book called cool war the future of global competition. welcome, gentlemen. noah, you say that relations between china and the united states are almost destined to get cooler, perhaps worse. >> the fact is that u.s. remains the sole global super power and it's not in china's interests in the long term for that to be the case in the future. china wants at least within asia for itself to be the regional super power on. at the same time what separates this from heading for a cold war direction is that we're deeply cooperative with china. we still need them to buy our debt and they need to us buy their goods and that will continue to be the case. so we're both cooperating and competing at once. >> joe, this is a kind of strange new world in that if you think about the cold war, we have no trade relations with the soviet union. we actually sanctioned them. so can you imagine a situation where the world's two great trading partners also end up with an adversarial military r

our scott reese --feldman get away from the camera. took batting practice from bill laskey at at&t park. rumor has it that laskey shot the perfect game. that is warning track. look at him run the bases. i don't know if it's true. look at that. that's a home run trot he's in. oh, man. you can see them every night "sportsnet central." comcast sportsnet bay area. the real star of the show is my buddy. get over here. kent base bazemore. he's going to be on the show. turn around let everyone know your twitter handle. @ken bazemore 20. he's on "sportsnet central." by the way, we're both 6'7". >> there you go. >> my guy here. how about that. you never know who will show up around the newsroom here. >> i know. going to be a good show. >> look at those guns. let me see the guns. >> look at this. look at the pipes. >> you're making us feel inferior. got to work out. >> i'm a little heavy right now. >> he says he's heavy right now. he ain't heavy. he's my brother. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it'

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here in new york noah feldman of harvard law school author of cool war, the future of global competition. i'm pleased to have each of them on this program. richard mcgregor let me begin with you. tell me where you think the relationship between china and the united states is as they go to this meeting. >> well, a colleague of mine was kicking this around earlier. we weren't quite sure whether to describe this as kind of a diplomatic first date or couples counselling. in some ways it's kind of both. the u.s. and china have-- china have a much broader relationship than people realize. multiple bilateral dialogues, multiple top-level meetings. but none of them go out much further than, you know, six months to a year. it is a great strategic relationship with great distrust underlying it. and i think this is a risky but necessary meeting, risky for both xi jinping and also mr. obama to try and get some sort of at least bedrock level of understanding into the bilateral dialogue. >> is it obvious that both parties, both countries, both leaders want to improve the relationship? >> well, yes, i

going to shuffle the order of the from the published agenda that you have them turn out to karen feldman, who's the benefit of social insurance policy specialist at the afl-cio. for the last three years, she's been in the lead on the afl-cio's work on implementing the affordable care act that includes dealing with the mountains of newbridge relations. she was telling me how many are in the stage of having comments do in the next two or three business days, so she's going to have a busy weekend and of course that includes regulations issued by the federal agencies with respect to wellness programs this week and were very pleased to have karen with us this afternoon. >> thank you, ed and days. i've often enjoyed the publications the robert wood foundation has included and the one on health education is fabulous, so i urge all of you to read that. a former colleague of mine is the co-author, so give her a plug for magellan olds in the georgetown center for health insurance reform. so wellness programs, the title of it, and a briefing in today's workplace wellness programs, do they work? i t