double olympic champion sally shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics jamaican won the hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august cloth the fastest time since her return beating out american bryant's. there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia is found to work stop suddenly with two hundred metres remaining work who has just overtaken kenya's legally and rank who thinking she'd want it once she realized her mistake was too late though as the kenyan claimed the victory. katter's nasser remains in the lead of the silk way rally after winning the second stage from astrakhan two. who won the opening stage lead through out the four hundred and eighty three kilometer leg however he did have the stage in only two wheel drive and will need to continue racing this way on monday as mechanics are not allowed to provide assistance at the end of this stage the addition of a race takes drivers more than three and a h

yes to its records which again scored the winning penalty against denmark he steps up and he put frazier through to the quarterfinals he now has an opportunity to put gracious through to the semifinals this for a place in the last four we're going to either hear an almighty roll or absolute silence play. safe as houses in the silence in the bottom corner and croatia go through to the semifinals at the two thousand and eighteen world cup celebrations of course the piled up on each of the refugee somewhere the bottom of the pond and we're seeing there that despair at the russian support and it's being point a journey i think twice from the food distance in the snow can stay just the time it's apparent sixteen games that are the ships are small often looks absolutely destroy. the missing they've got nothing to be ashamed of i think that is really important to stress the tournament. on home soil has to do been exciting. it's been a time when a little bit expensive but it has been very very exciting from watch not only on the football but in the cities and especially when people passed from u

i wrote about the day i decided i needed to call looking joe frazier to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said, even though i've written about a lot of celebrities, often a private citizen who has a story to tell that i most enjoyed sharing with readers like bud yocum family. right, claire and their quadruplets. are frank and claire here? how great is that? the help the quiznos version of the story. look at that picture?in a post-9/11 world after a high risk presidency, pregnancy, they were flying back to the philadelphia era. it was arizona and what in what i regarded as the ultimate case of dreaming stupidity, the newborns were disrobed not only of their clothing but the medical devices keeping them alive. here's the best part, also in the book. take a look at them today. isn't that the greatest? i love telling that story. i also wrote about a junior high school classmate today, a farmer in buckingham who grows the best tasting tomato number after summer. that made for a great labor day weekend profile. bill, that was one of the favorite things i've been

the world cup winners france so they won the world cup i think this is my personal work by the way frazier once the people's award. they inspired us all and showed us that you can take people and get results but these awards are you the the common ones that always go through every tournament so the young player. of course it went to him and particularly in the i think he was fantastic he was also a contender for the golden ball award which is the best player in the tournament that again very disturbing he got given to look a mark which even has a second and twenty his mind was so three very very good players in this tournament the golden boot award of course went to harry came in front of him and romelu lukaku and t.-bo of course walk out the golden glove. and can you guess what given the best goal. my personal favorite was the france fullback he just. could go in that. charlie against japan the last minute goal that i felt him through so again. the corner he rolled it out the ball. or got. passed even half way then pass it out through to the right wing got a little awkward jumbo it over a

over gracious would say that croatia will lose this game or even or even draw they all believe that frazierwill win some of them are more confident the others and they said it gratian will win two or three nil but the others will say to one for the grace of basically everybody is very confident they're ecstatic about this final and the shops are closing early today in song of and all of a gracious because people in workers who work in shops and anybody who works today obviously it's a working day once you get called early so that can prepare for the start of the match for the kickoff and obviously here in the central square in zagreb some ten thousand people were gather around to watch the game and probably if gratian wins this game the celebrations will go throughout the night and it's going to be very very noisy and very lucky and they're all going to be even more excited because then they still are and they're very ecstatic at this moment to this point before the match a good education thank you very much indeed. ten people have been killed in a suicide bombing and gun battle in eastern

kevin frazier is in los angeles with new details of the singer's struggle.s upsetting because she's been working so hard, it seems. >> you're exactly right. lovato is in stable condition, and it's unclear what drug or drugs was involved, but a source tells e.t. that she's been anxious, depressed and in a downward spiral recently and relapsed sometime webetween apr and may. just before 11:30 tuesday morning, los angeles city fire and ems responded to a call of an unconscious woman at demi lovato's hollywood hills home. the 25-year-old was strptranspo to a hospital and treat for an overdose. in a statement her representative said, demi is awake and with her family. her health and recovery is the most important thing right now. in a new song called "sober" released last month, lovato addressed rumors of a relapse. she performed the ballad in front of thousands on sunday at the california midstate fair. ♪ i'm sorry i'm not sober anymore ♪ daddy, please forgive me for the drinks left on the floor. >> reporter: the grammy-nominated singer was diagnosed with bipola

speaking of revivals, is "frazier" the next to get a repute. could be either a spinoff of the sitcom or perhaps a continuation of the show. you may recall it was actually a spin off of cheers. afterasons it wrapped in 2004 with 37 emmys if the reboot did come to fruition, it would be on end with other shows that have gone down that route including will and grace and murphy brn. >> it wa the most successful spin off in tv history. >> there you have it. >> says craig lvin. >> it's true. >>> up next al's new youtube cut cold who's not watching cold cuts? there's a new episode. there's lance bas. they made an extravagant delisa ndwich that includes onion jam and funions and fettuc alfredo. >> what is this about. >> makingch sand. >> you don't watch his show. >> she has so many shows i can't keep up. >> and sexual assau>> i grew up small town and everyone knew your i knew i was guy since i was 5 years old. it was a lonely journey because there was no one you could talk to. once i joined n siync and was able totravel, this is great. >> this must have

kevin frazier joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning.o was not partying alone before she was found unresponsive in her l.a. home. friends and family feared she was now hanging out with people encouraging her drug habit, and they added demi was dating someone that her family wanted her to stay away from. ♪ i'm so sorry i'm not sober anymore ♪ >> a source says demi lovato's familiarly is focused on providing a clean, safe place for the singer to heal. they used naloxone, sometimes referred to as narcan, which can reverse the effects of opioid overdoses to tweet the 25-year-old after she was found unresponsive tuesday morning at her home. >> it was very wise for her friends or family to have had narcan on hand. they probably saved her life. >> just two days earlier at a concert in california, lovato had trouble remembering the lyrics to her emotional ballad "sober" and walked off stage. in "sober" she admitted she relapsed after six years of sobriety. she's been in rehab twice before. the first time at age 18. still her overdose took fans a

. >> by the time "frazier" and "friends" went off the air, there was a feeling among the networks thatudience -- >> so i guess this is it. >> -- was getting kind of tired and getting kind of stale. >> you guys play the most important part. the live studio audience. >> now, there is no form of television that makes as much money for the networks as multicamera tv shows. we write a four-camera show. we write it, direct it, perform it, rehearse it like a play in front of a studio audience. when someone gets a laugh on that stage, they actually hold, as you do not in real life, as you do not in single camera, you are holding for that laugh. >> it's an abstract. >> not abstract enough. >> you've done an amazing job. >> it looks like something, though. what does it look like? >> if you get close, you can even touch it. >> i'm fine. >> we started studying what phil rosenthal was doing with "raymond." he was embracing the very best of what the genre could do. which was interesting characters. he provided me with a very, very loud reminder that i didn't need to fix anything. i didn't need to kn

one thing i want is that you have to remember when writing, and i'm quoting antonia frazier who i quite admired as a biographer, to -- lost my place again. she talked about two problems when you write, and i think they're going to certainly fit into this. and one was the peril of anachronistic judgments. i'll talk about this, and i'm going to tell you some of the, for instance, the african-americans who were here or who were freed by the nature of the constitution of 1777. and some people point out, well, they really weren't freed because it was -- it was only for adult slaves. so you can get into this, but you have to remember at the time what the situation was. and i'm going to talk about one of my favorite people who had a role in the emancipation. and the other is the question about perils of hindsight. we all know that the patriots won the revolutionary war, but they didn't know it then. it was just constant losing and losing and losing until they, until they finally are began winning. and i think to look at that and see the problems they had to do that, i just thought was fascinat

. >> this is the madison square garden's program for the first ali-frazier fight.y have a section in here on other great athletes that performed in the garden, and sure enough... >> it's ann! >> yeah, two pictures of ann. so she represented roller derby. and then this is after she had some real knee problems and she was starting to wear a special brace. this is touching. ann saved all of her fan mail. i even have a lot of her letters when people were wishing her to recover after the brain tumor surgery. >> stuff any roller derby fan would covet. >> jim, you ever have any of this stuff appraised? >> not really appraised, but what i have noticed over the years, i've seen people sell items on ebay. there was one jersey that was sold for about $3,000. i think ann is just as much if not more of a star, so... it might go for more. >> but as you're about to see, jim has another idea for his strange inheritance, one he'll try out in his new position as general manager of the storied san francisco bay bombers. coming up, how do you bring back roller derby's glory days? it w

william frazier. he's the gift fund program manager for laguna hospital. in the package you're see the one page of the gift form proposal. the gift fund budget was discussed and then proposed by the gift fund management committee, this consists of different areas at laguna honda. so i believe this is like the fourth year we are here in front of the health commission to is for your approval of the budget. so currently the total balance of the gift fund budget is about $2.7 million. this number is from our third quarter presented to jcc a couple of months ago. so just to give you some idea that the total balance and how much we are asking for you to approve. so there are three different columns in your budget proposal. the first column was the current year budget. we have requested $382,000 and then year to date we spent about $152,000. a little bit under spent because of the delay of some of the contracts due to the city nearly implementing. so we'll catch up. we still have some pending expenses. based on this information we'd like to is for your approve fo

douglas frazier was a minnesota.the head of the intelligence subcommittee in the house, and they did a thorough investiation and issues what they called the fraser report. in their terminology, you could not regard the unification church as a church, they called it the moon organization, that is how wide the umbrella spread. i tracked down an old private detective, now retired, who had looked into the church back then. he said they were the largest private landholder in the world at one point. the tentacles of their company went into everything from manufacturing soda, to sushi, to supplying anti-aircraft parts to the south korean army. so moon had built this empire, and eventually after the fraser report was out, they suggested there should be a further investigation into him, which there was not. the irs looked into him, and the outcome is that he was found guilty of tax evasion. about $162,000, if i recall. he wound up serving 13 months in federal prison in connecticut and became somewhat of a cause celebre for pe

say hello to young todd frazier. >> all right. (laughs) what's up, man? >> stephen: todd, young todd. >> todd, nice to meet you, man. >> stephen: young todd, todd. >> pleasure. >> stephen: he's super intelligent. not great at baseball, but loves science. >> all right. well, close enough. we'll take that. >> stephen: have you seen "young sheldon" on cbs? >> i have not. >> stephen: okay. >> (laughs) >> stephen: my last pitch involved making baseball a little more sexy. look, i want to keep this professional. and obviously, i don't want to put you on the spot here. but you're a prime, greased-up slab of man meat. ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ women want a man who will take over half of the chores at home. prove to them you care. you've made cookies. okay? show them the cookies. ♪ ♪ here, you read a book. wear glasses. seem smart. you're reading the book. and you're, like, "oh, hmm, i love gayle king's new book." >> i love gayle king's new book. >> stephen: you don't have to say it. just act it. look at the camera like you're using the puppy for date bait. ♪ ♪ >> stephen:

. >> perhaps my most serious grievance kevin frazier is having so much more fun than we are. >> why is? this morning prepare for the interviews. he's in the human claw. >> getting prizes, getting thrown around in the air. >> i got boxes for everybody. >> hanging out with the new magnum p.o. in a ferrari. kevin, who, what? >> jay hernandez, crushed on growing up. kevin goes ride around in a ferrari with him? >> not okay. >> the biggest problem is we can't all t do. >> it's impossible to see all the stars, ought activations. >> >> dancing to doily parton. >> it's iconic. >> cheers to comic-con. >> straight ahead mamma mia men in span dem. what made them the most uncomfortable and why the woman couldn't stopwatching. > where do you put your hands? >> then -- more from our comic-con takeover with stars of tv's new reboots. >> will there be a reunion. >> netflix 2019. >> and what happened when the chef and his son tempted fate in the bahamas. >> i want to go out there. >> closed captioning provided by -- to most people, i look like... most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespre

frazier/ali.ver and mohammad ali at the end of the 14th round, it's a tko -- >> before that, you're count ing growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the countr

we're at the frazier backyard and we've got the summer and coleman family and keeps going.e and more people are showing up as people get off work. still 4:15. we've got the grill going over here. take a look at this. we've got some good stuff. we've r got some good stuht there. we've good ribs and hot dogs and hamburgers. that's all in. this is my boy adrianne right here. adrianne coleman, a good buddy of mine. you've been asking me, like, doug, i want you to come to my family owes backyard for a while. how come? >> because i'm a good guy and i watch your dog, you know, when you go away and watch your house. >> you got all nervous all oa sudden. >> i kind of did. everybody is watching so it's all good. when you go away you always say you want to pay me to watch your house, watch your dog an i'm like no, this is what we're going to do. we're family. >> we're fam. >> and last year when you were doing the backyard barbecue, this would be the perfect spot, i've got the perfect family, know what i'm saying. everybody has and good time here we are. >> you promised me food, too, a