i said hey, fred is -- fred becomes a member of the black panthers. they said no. tried everything. i wanted to go more progress i. lamont is a member of the f.d.f. i wrote the one where they go camping. tavis: that was on the other night. i just saw it the other night. >> this is embarrassing. tavis: i love "sanford and son". >> it is a great show. it is a really funny show. they spotted me honestly because of the jokes i could write. it took me a long time to understand story but jokes i could write. it has hard jokes. for some reason i could write aunt esther. there you go. give me the credit for having this range. aunt esther. "iron man 2" senator. [laughter] tavis: that's some nice range. not just "sanford and son." you you for "welcome back kotter." >> did. tavis: how did you make the switch and say i'm moving from writing to doing stand up? what happened? >> i was bored out of my mind, basically. i couldn't understand. i was 26. i went into the story editor at "sanford and son" and said why do you write 20 of these? because it was a formula. . if you think of my series, they

fred, you should look into it.'m a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >>> welcome back to "larry king live." i'm kyra phillips sitting in for larry tonight. we are talking about the wedding fit for a princess. did we find out anything more about the very private chelsea clinton? joining in on the conversation sally quinn, journalist and author, founder and co-moderator from "washington post," and editor-at-large at "the daily beast," lloyd grove. welcome to your both. lloyd, i can't hear you. check that and say hello. >> hello. >> there we go. thank you, lloyd. check out this picture. i found this of hillary clinton and bill clinton when they first got married. look at that. in her dress from dillard's. quite a switch from the vera wang that chelsea wore and marc. yes, exactly. lloyd, what did you think of the dress? i have to ask you, the dress and the whole look and dad walking her down the aisle. >> you've come to the right man for t

thomas jefferson, annette robinson, pam fisher, fred martin, dr. jones, susan mcintyre, virginia wright, tom purvixs, officer dunn. i like to thank you all for participating in this very special hearing. i would like to make sure that the things said this evening reached the ears of those in office at this moment. those who control the purse strings, those who make the decisions to make these cuts. we let you hear from firsthand responders, from those who are on the ground, from those professionals who have experience dealing with those in crisis. we've heard from the public this evening, passionate testimony

[laughs] fred astaire. i asked fred astaire to dance. it's incredible courage. and what happened then? i don't think it takes a lot of courage. it just takes chutzpah. i--he turned me down. but the good thing was that shortly thereafter, the president, who was lyndon baines johnson at the time, did ask me to dance. and what kind of a dancer was l.b.j.? he was a terrific dancer. you mentioned that you had to fight down the temptation to share your views on the vietnam war. you bet. i was marching against the war and playing in a wonderful play called, oh, what a lovely war-- very anti-war sentiment-- at arena stage at the time. l.b.j. was pariah to those of us who were against the war, and there i was dancing with him. and i thought, "now's my chance to tell him." and then i thought, "it's not the time." this poor man needs a little relaxation. besides, he fox-trots very well. [laughing] if he'd been a poor dancer, you would have let him know your view? [laughs] you bet. i-i was-- on the other topic of courage, another early example in your career came in a scene

tied atop the leaderboard with fred couples. fred on 16. the slippery birdie putt. couples carded a 5-under 65. he and langer lead by five strokes going into the final round on sunday. >> can't forget the x games. ryan scheckler of mtv fame, the kick flip. then the backside 360. oh, yeah. then the lipside for good measure. barely sticks the landing. takes the x game gold. sharks resigned set goop which i -- a player. >> we'll be right back. ♪ getting your kids to eat more fruits and vegetables can be hard. [ mom #2 ] finding out that one of your kids had type 2 diabetes, that'd be a lot harder. saying no to my kids when they want afternoon sweets is hard. [ dad ] watching your child struggle with obesity would be a lot harder. [ mom #1 ] realizing it was time for a change... now that wasn't very hard at all. [ female announcer ] be a champion for your children. be a champion for change. for budget saving tips to keep your family healthy, visit us online. >> coming up in a half hour at 6:00, beach fires enjoy a long tradition in the bay area, but trouble on the sand

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the year of the pitcher continued yesterday as the blue jays brandon morrow, one out shy of a no-hitter, we go toronto. he kept the rays guessing all game. even got evan longoria swinging with a devastating breaking ball. then came back with his fastball. struck out 17. we go to the ninth and morrow needed one more out to complete the no-hitter. longoria with a shot to second. aaron hill couldn't make the play. missed a no-hitter by just a couple of inches. he then simply blew away dan johnson. a complete game one-hitter for brandon morrow, the blue jays won it 1-0. yankees had another milestone. >>> derek jeter moved past babe ruth on the all-time hit list. yankees up 2-0. mark teixeira leads new york with 25 homers. monster blast put the yanks up 3-1. they beat the red sox 7-2. phillies hit straight. >>> a five run third with a home run to straight away center against the mets. roy halliday struggled at times but managed to strike out 10 for his 14th win of the year. they're two bac

i'm fred roggin. >>> could today be the day lindsey lohan regains her freedom? your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the president is on a well-deserved vacation. no media allowed. that didn't stop one connecticut family from getting video and memories to last a lifetime. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back this tuesday morning. a two-day heat wave in san jose and san francisco, then the cooler air returns tomorrow. record heat today, 96. that's as hot as it gets in san francisco. 98 in l.a. all of california is going to roast today. the desert is hot as usual. even up here to much of oregon we're going to be very warm. i mention things change, high pressure begins to move out. that's going to begin to return the on-shore flow. still hot in l.a. in san francisco you'll be back down there in the 70s. if you're watching knda channel 23 in yakima washington, if you've been spinning your wheels head to the bicycle eclectic exhibit and view portraits of vike lists at the yakima museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> cool. here

i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> now that tiger is single, someone's on the prowl for him. your early-morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a look at what could be the next generation of space travel vehicles. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. sunshine galore everywhere in the west. dangerously hot in a few cases. 104 in medford, interior west in the 90s. cooler in san francisco, only the 80s compared to record heat yesterday. 95 in l.a. the valley in california very hot. some of the warm shifts to the middle of the country, notice billings and salt lake city hotter. cooler on the coast, including clouds and maybe a shower or drizzle or two. much cooler in a lot of cases. so this it. enjoy your summer day today. who knows, this will be one of the last ones. if you're watching knvn 24 california, check out the secret world of bees and learn about the insects, including their sweetest secret of all, how they make the honey at the chico mu

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning to you. a two-week drought, the yankees' alex rodriguez has finally become the youngest player to hit 600 home runs. the historic moment came in the first inning against the blue jays. rodriguez blasted a two-run shot to straightaway center off shaun marcum. fittingly, it landed in an area called monument park where all the yankee greats are honored. a-rod is just the seventh player to hit 600 homers. here's a weird coincidence. number 600 comes three years to the day that he hit number 500. yankees went on to win it, 5-1. >>> and they moved into a tie for first place with the rays, thanks to the twins' delmon young. he had an rbi single in the 13th to give minnesota the lead. twins won in extras, 2-1. >>> now to denver. the rockies' ubaldo jimenez started a textbook strike-them out, throw-them-out. jimenez baffled the giants all day. struck out nine, gave up just one run, and picked up his major league-leading 17th win. carlos gonzalez provided the offense, hit a pair of homers to right. roc

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. break up the baltimore orioles. the worst team in the league hired a new manager buck showalter last week, and all they've done is won three straight and swept the l.a. angels. here we go to baltimore. they got it done in dramatic fashion against the angels. tied at four in the ninth. torres with a walk-off single to center. in came the winning one. they won it, 5-4. look out, yankees. orioles are only 32 1/2 games back. >>> white sox and tigers. hard hit ball to left. juan pierre tracked it down, made the grab, lost it, and then caught it again. sign him up for the circus. good juggling grab by pierre. to the ninth, 4-1, sox. tigers down to their final out. but ryan raburn wasn't having it. a three-run homer tied the game, forced extra innings. white sox took the lead back in the 11th. mark kotsay, a triple into the gap, and that scored two. chicago held on to win it, 6-4. >>> crazy finish in tampa. twins and rays tied it six in the ninth. jason kubel popped one. it hit the catwalk a

i'm fred roggin. >>> where did they finish at the box office? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus a high school tennis player who hasn't let his physical handicap hold him back one bit. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back this monday morning. today is a warm day if you're away from the owing. that's been the bottom line all summer long. salt lake city in the 90s, boise the 90s, much of oregon in the 90s, including medford. vegas a little warm, not as bad as it's been. phoenix had a cool day yesterday with the clouds still only in the 90s today. say only. 82 in vegas. look, if you're right on the water there, right from san francisco down, we're continuing to be cool. as far as what we're dealing with today and tomorrow, it's similar in all areas. if you're watching in colorado springs, colorado, sign up for animal encounters. where you can see the elephant and meet hippos and bears at the cheyenne mountain zoo. that's your pacific event of the day. >> good day there for the zoo? >> should be good.

i'm fred roggin. >>> we're going to try that on bill. well, will the competition scare off or steal away the title of box office champ? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, five years later, the tragic images and tales from hurricane katrina earn themselves a place in history. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. a look at your friday forecast. a nice quiet day. more clouds than we look keeping temperatures cool in the pacific northwest. not quite as hot as many areas, boisee idaho, nevada definitely not at hot as yesterday. a sneak peek at the weekend forecast, tranquil weather, not much happening that's going to be detrimental to outdoor plans. more clouds than we like, of course, the marine layer sneaks in in california. on sunday it will be similar. as far as what we're going to dealw your event of the day, watching krn v reno, nevada, you're in the mood for a gun sling showdown. head on over to the wild west fair at the reno livestock events center. that's your pacific event of the day

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. no team is more banged up than the red sox. yet they're still in the a.l. east race after beating the new york yankees. we'll pick it up in the seventh, and the yanks threatening. down 2-0, the sacks full. jon lester came up big, struck out curtis granderson. yanks would leave the bases full. mark teixeira cut the lead in half with his 26th homer of the year in the eighth. fifth homer in the last seven games. yankees down 2-1. table set for teixeira to be the hero in the ninth, but jonathan papelbon struck him out. red sox won it, 2-1. rays also won. they're a game and a half back. >>> what has gotten into the orioles? they've won six of their last seven. tied at two in the tenth when brian roberts sent everybody home with a smile. walk-off home run. orioles beat the white sox, 3-2. >>> it's been a tough year for the mariners. they fired their manager yesterday, but they did pull off a rare triple play against the a's. around the horn. 5-4-3, and made it look easy. they won it, 3-1. >

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. i think we can agree here. every good rivalry needs a little trash talking, and the reds' brandon phillips has said a mouthful. he told reporters that he hates the cardinals. so yesterday the two teams did more than just talk. before a pitch is even thrown, phillips and cards catcher yadier molina started jawing at each other at home plate. that's it. here they come. initially there wasn't much to it until managers dusty baker and tony la russa had a few choice words. historically they don't like each other. chris carpenter then came in and said something to baker, and now it's on. the entire crowd went crashing into the backstop. the reds' johnny cueto with his back to the fence tried to kick himself out of the crowd. when it was all said and done, baker and la russa, the only ones ejected. and after all that, they still had to play the game. the cards won it, 8-4. >>> nashville's stephen strasburg made his return from the dl, but perhaps he should have stayed a little bit longer. da

i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray.et rid of some gray, never all. >>> an emmy recap and a winner by a nose this weekend at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus 32 years after failing, a competitive swimmer takes another shot at making her dream a reality. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. it's been a while since we looked at the forecast in hawaii. it doesn't usually change a lot. we usually show it when it's active weather. today, nice and warm, in the 80s. wouldn't 80s be nice for everyone on the west coast who will be chilly. as we look at alaska, the days are starting to get shorter, especially around barrow and fairbanks. cloudy through much of the state. forecast for the west coast, talk about cloudy and cool, 60s from the oregon coastline up into washington state back towards spokane and boise, unseasonably chilly. cool air all the way to vegas, highs in the 80s. much below normal. san francisco and l.a. are cool. not a lot changes tomorrow, start

i'm fred roggin. >>> well, randy jackson addresses the latest "american idol" rumors. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, talk about keeping you on your toes. we'll tell you about a world record attempt not for the faint of heart. you're watching early today. >>> welcome back. cool weather on the coast. a dead record we'd like to throw out the window and smash. weather hasn't been there for us down the california coast one of the coolest summers on memory for people living here. interior areas hot, salt lake city, boise on the warm side as we go throughout wednesday. 105 in phoenix, after a break from your summer heat, back on wednesday, 107 for you. as far as the rain goes, not much of it as we go throughout the rest of the week. if you're watching on ksn v las vegas, nevada, in earth your inner archaeologist, discover memorialies and artifacts at treasures of egypt as las vegas natural history museum. lose all your money and go to the museum. >> great idea. >>> now here's an early morning look at this morning's headlines in entert

i'm fred roggin. >>> lindsay lohan may be going from the big house to the small airwaves. your early-morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, ever want to toss your phone out a window? well, one tech addict went a different route. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. after over a dozen record highs yesterday, many areas of the west are slowly going to cool it off over the next two days. still hot in the desert areas into interior california. on the coast, much cooler and also cooler in much of oregon and washington state. medford, your temperature's going to be about 20 degrees cooler today than it was yesterday. as we take a sneak peek and look at what's going to happen into friday, beginning to cool off back into idaho, much of nevada, areas of interior california should go back down to normal levels on friday. not much wet weather over the northwest few days, just showers today up in the pacific northwest. >>> if you're watching us on ksnv, my news 3, las vegas, nevada, head to the treasures of egypt exhibit. that's at the natural histor

i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters.ou may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching. we've still got thousands of vessels ready to clean up any oil we find. we've skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. we'll be here as long as it takes to clean up the gulf. they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. ok. what if i just had a small slice? i was good today, i deserve it! or, i could have a medium slice and some celery sticks and they would ccel each other out, right? or...ok. i could ha one large slice and jog in place as i eat it or...ok

in two huge bui@dings near interstate 5, you'll find the fred c.tique ag collection, the world's largest and most unique collection of one-of-a-kind antique agricultural equipment, and the hays antique truck museum, also recognized as the largest of its kind in the world. but this is much more than old trucks and farm implements. at the center, much history is shared through interactive exhibits, entertaining events, and stories told by people like lonnie wunder. >> fred heidrick was a major farmer in the area. he farmed over 30,000 acres at one time. and he ended up collecting farm equipment all of his life. >> and quite honestly, when you get to be a successful farmer, you can go out, and you can talk to other guys, and most of these guys like to talk about the old days. and so he'd look over there, and he'd say, "ok, joe, "what are you going to do with that old cat over there?" and so he would talk him out of it and bring it home and restore it. >> our docents aren't trained to tell stories. our docents are trained to listen to other people's st

they have a very good first amendment case over -- that votches fred feps who will often -- involves fred phelps who will often picket at military funerals. >> the health care mandate issue -- >> it's in a lower court now but it will. she will be tested right away. nine, 10 months from now we'll say what -- how will her vote differ from john paul stephens. gwen: let's talk about one of those issues that will be percolating up to justice kagan's court. u.s. district court chief judge vaughn walker stirred things up by ruling this week that california voters violated the constitution when they voted to ban same sex marriage. the winning lawyers in the case were an odd couple. ted olsen and david boies who you will remember opposed each other famously in bush v. gore in 2000. but they banded together to take on california's proposition eight. gloria spent some time with both of them. for her reporting at cnn. why do they take this case on now? and why this case? >> those are questions that lots of people were asking at the start of this. including lots of gay groups. because they were s

normal weather conditions are now joined by dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the role of technology in stockholm thanks very much indeed dr goldberg for joining us as you can imagine it's pretty grim for us here in moscow and plenty of other parts of russia and not only are we concerned about the effects of these fires but also really perplexed why this country should be experiencing such abnormal heat this summer what's your reasoning. very heavy high pressure. positions. in two thousand three. hundred pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from. creating the loss of many lives and. quickly i know you're talking about high pressure and various reasons but we actually seeing a very very big change in global climate. change from climate is a weather phenomenon. the high pressure. bringing up from the tropics to your area and we've got some of the more weather to in scandinavia. so many scientists. many scientists is saying that this is a result of c o two emissions this is global warming caused by man and. there are a group of scientists who are living in sea and politicians who want. t

i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters.you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching. we've still got thousands of vessels ready to clean up any oil we find. we've skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. we'll be here as long as it takes to clean up the gulf. the saratoga mountain winery. good morning. i'm john kessler. and i'm julie watts in for sydnie kohara. it happened late last night in the middle of a concert... as the audience looked on. doctors at the show tried to save the man but were unsuccessful. coming up at five: what we have just been told about the incident. they were called the modern day bonnie and clyde. the last of three inmates who escaped from an arizona prison... back behind bars. and so is his female accomplice. and a brush fire burning all night in southern california. firefighters are gaining ground... but people in the area are being told - "prepare to lea

former giants fred lewis singles to center off blevins. two runs come in to tie the game at 4.ied in the bottom of the 9th, cliff pennington finds a hole in life field. steve tolleson is coming around. the throw is too late. as win 5-4. they have now won the last six series at the coliseum. >> all right. >> good deal. >> i want to know where i can make $5.4 million and catch the ball one time. >> the 9ers apparently. >> sign me up. [ laughter ] >> hey, thanks so much for watching. "eye on the bay" is next. >> i could have had a v-8! [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california.

my name is fred allerdice. i am a professional real-estate broker for over 35 years, marketing homes, condominiums, that's a trap on the waterfront. i take some umbrage with the previous comment that the amount of inventory of 800 units is about to be depleted in san francisco. i have a number of clients that have purchased real-estate in the last 10 years south of market, in this area, of which over 2000 are under water, meaning the value of their homes is less than their mortgage. the cannot sell their homes. they cannot do a short sale. they are basically up a creek. they would give their homes away today if somebody would take their position. those 2000 people would love to be in the market. it is not 800 units that have not been sold. it is potentially 2000 more just in those neighborhoods that cannot even become available. that is all over the bay area, all over the country. to make a preposition or supposition that another 180 condominiums need to be built based upon lack of supply to me is a fallacy. it

fred lewis pops one high. i got it. i got it. okay. nobody got it. single.risp, you know what, climb on my back, i will get you there, blast, he had three rbis in the game. a's led 4-1 in the 9th and gave it up. lewis again. toronto ties the game at four. bottom of the 9th, penningten gets through to bring home to game winner and the a's have back to back victories. the a's with within 8 of the rangers. get this, the a's are 29-12 in day games. cubs derrek lee changed zip codes today. he said yes, to -- yes to the atlanta braves. he is batting .251. and he will help the braves. brett favre said when this is over, she done. >> nothing left to prove. i v fun. i can promise you this, not that i ever set out to play 20 years, 20 years and i am done. this is the last year of my contract. i am sure a lot of people are like yes! including my family. >> by the way, vikings at the 9ers on sunday. charlie frye had wrist surgery today. training camp, can't go a summer without one. jets in a scuffle here. they got a show called hard knock. the story is the coach rex rya

. >> lehrer: we have an encore report from fred de sam lazaro about the shortage of clean drinking water in ethiopia. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown gets the views of columnists eugene robinson and ross douthat on the proposal to build an islamic center two blocks from ground zero. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: three weeks since the flooding beg in pakistan, tens of thousands of villages remain under water. more flooding could be on the way, adding to a disaster which now stretches almost the length of the country from often inaccessible parts of the swat valley in the north, through punjab and on into sindh province in the south, an a

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final round of the jeld-wen in sunriver, oregon, fred funk for birdie and the lead. got it.drops to 12-under to 18, lui needs to hold this chip for the lead. just misses at 11-under. and he drains it. a 3-under 69, funk captures his third senior major championship. >>> great story on today's pga tour. bring it to you at 6:00. and favre in town with the vikings. have those highlights for you >> dan: coming up in a half house sonoma egg producers are trying to reassure bay area agency consumers that local eggs are safe to feet. join us at 6:00. and finally tonight, many of oakland's home grown music stars came together for a free festival this weekend. ♪ >> dan: it was just a great lineup. the tenth annual art and soulfest is wrapping up in oakland. headliners include mc hammer -- how about that -- alternative rockers, r&b stars, and the event also featured art, food, rides and games for the kids. that does it for us at 5:00. thanks for joining us. see you at 6:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

fred, you should look into it. risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >> larry: all right, elisia. congresswoman schultz is making it sound like this is a great year for the democrats. do you buy this? >> i don't know that it's a great year for the democrats. i certainly don't think it's as bad as some on the right have made it out to be. barack obama's approval ratings, as we said, remain relatively high. and i think voters are going to go to the polls for the general election and faced with what is not an excellent choice. they have one party that has tried, that has put us on a path back towards economic recovery. and they have another party that simply won't play ball. and i think when given that choice, while i admit it is not an ideal choice to make, i do think there is the possibility that voters break for democrats in a way that is unexpected. >> larry: ari, do you see any clouds on the republican horizon at all? >> well, the trend

and finally fred couples shot a 65 to move to the top of the leader board at the u.s.pen. >> and football? >> raiders and niners, can you believe it's here. >> yes, these two are smiling again. >> that's it. good-night. ,,,,,,,,,,,, what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same.

fred funk for the lead. he made it. gets to 12-under.o 18, lue needs to hold this chip to tie for the lead. can he make it? just misses. settles for a share of second. but funk needs this par putt on 18 to win, and he drains it. a 3-under 69. captures his third senior major championship. >>> to the pga tour. final round of the winhand a championship in north carolina. david toms in contention on 18 with a long putt for birdie. bottom of the jar. shoots a 64 to finish 19-under. now, atwal, lost this tour car due to injury, using a sponsor exemption and had to qualify on monday. now, seven foot, that's tough. but toms looking on, atwal, buries the putt to become the first qualifier to win on tour in 24 years. and it's his first pga tour victory. what a great story. 49ers lead the vikings. and we will have those highlights at 11:00. and looking good against brett favre. >> dan: there was a photo fin for the number two slot at the movies this weekend 'we have the box office totals coming up next. droiiiid. what this droid does will change ho

we sent a letter to chief gascon, also to fred blackwell, redevelopment agency, i just saw him in the hallway and they still baffle me as to why the police department is being counter to the out-migration task force, preventing someone from opening what would be the largest business on 3rd street. so we have waited. the permit officer is being arbitrary and capricious. he hasn't put anything in writing. he's done something that ksh -- such as only talk ong cell phones other than taking calls that raise questions about whether there is corruption involved. there is no justification for the continuation of this practice, and we regret we have to bring this to your attention. but i would like to bring this forward and he can discuss it in further detail. >> thank you. >> for some particular reason. he never even gave me a reason why, other than there is concern of the residents. [inauddible] for some reason they don't want an african-american to do well on 3rd street. so i had to get additional assistance to talk to him because he never gives me a straight answer, he never gives anything

. >> fred couples and langer wound up tied. look at this. are you kidding me?ts a triple bogey and langer birdies a four shot swing. three under 67, wins the second major of the yes, sir and couples finished two back. >> stuart appleby did it in the final round in west virginia. par 3, 18, he put a tee shot on it giving himself a shot at history. he would knock in the putt. three consecutive birdies to beat jeff overton by stroke. >> nascar in pennsylvania 500 at pocono, kurt busch is into the wall, hit sideways, his day was done. scary part, sadler slams into the wall full speed. engine was on the track. stadler was shaken up but not seriously injured. he got out of the car. greg biffle got the checkered flag, what a day. >> x-game, reynolds ripped off a 180 and then another 180 and handlebar twister and watch this 540. this with a '60 and twister. reynolds takes home the gold for the third straight year. giants and dodgers tonight at at&t and we'll have both of those at 11:00. i know how you like the x-sports. >> apparently every move is an alli. >> and incep

fred, you should look into it. i'm a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >> larry: thad, seaworld has barred trainers from being in the water since the death. should they end up back in the water? >> absolutely they should end up back in the water. that's how these animal are taken care of. not all killer whales are trained on water work as tillikum was not after he killed that trainer at victoria sealand. for osha to come out with this ruling and say that they are recommending that nobody goes in the water again is wrong. you know, as far as what linda was saying. i do not know linda. i have not worked for seaworld for two years. some of the comments she made about it being unsafe when they were trying to recover dawn out of the water, when they recovered the body, they have a lifting floor in the pool. they lifted the whale out of the water. that's when the trainers entered the pool area is when the killer whale was lifted completely o

. >> is bars related to fred? >> i don't know. >> fred savage?ly i forgot about your crush on him. >> 5:57. [ laughter ] >>> in the next half hour, president obama delivering a speech this morning on the situation in iraq. >> what he is expected to say. >>> plus, a mile long series of collisions. a drunk driver hits two people, two cars and slams into a pole. we'll explain his relationship to a san francisco giants player. >>> and the key court ruling is expected today in the big labor dispute with a.c. transit as riders continue to wonder if they are going to be able to get to work in the morning. we'll update you on the situation coming up. ,,,, jack, the chicken sandwich team is really excited to show you the new combo. i don't wanna jinx it but, i think we totally nailed it. we call it the "big chicken sandwich combo." what do you think? now it's really big. it's jack's really big chicken sandwich combo. not one but two delicious chicken patties, topped with bacon and melting cheese, served with seasoned curly fries and a drink for only $3.99

fred, you should look into it. risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >>> my turn. here we go. didn't even bounce, yeah. drink it up, yeah. oh my god. >> maybe i'll sniff it. >> larry: is she a hoot? >> great person. >> larry: her career is alive again. >> exactly. that's what it was. snickers commercial. yeah. she was coming the emmys. and just -- >> larry: going to do a thing on the show? >> dear lord, i just hope she's not drunk. i just pray -- >> larry: late afternoon. >> just tough. getting her in the limo. that's the hardest part, you know? prop her up in the chair. >> larry: on the show? >> almost like a weekend at bernie's thing. attaching the strings to her arms. clap and stuff like that. >> larry: let's hope she lives. okay? all right. how did you -- how did you get "saturday night live"? what were you doing at the time? >> i was doing stand-up comedy out in los angeles, out here. i got my start. i grew up in upstate new york. soc

fred, you should look into it.cer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. i'm wolf blitzer sitting in for larry tonight. we're talking to wyclef jean, the grammy-award winning musician who wants to be the president of haiti. who will pay for your presidential campaigning? >> well, i'm going to go out and i'm going to campaign and i'm going to raise money. what i'm hoping is all my friends that are watching this from hollywood to all the connections that i've made around the world, and we're going to do also a local campaign on the internet, too, which i was inspired after looking at president barack obama's online election. >> so you want to follow in his foot steps in terms of campaign fund-raising. let's talk a little bit about money, because as you know, there have been questions raised in terms of campaign fund-raising. let's talk a little bit about just in the last few days you stepped down from your leadership role. why? >> well, i stepped down from the foundation,

. >>> mark is off tonight, fred inglis is filling in. a lot of optimism for both the raiders and the giants. >> exhibition season week three. that's where the starters play the most. and the game comes with its own sense of anticipation. raiders are glad all the off field distractions are behind them. winning this battle of the bay tomorrow will mean the worse is behind them. >> this is probably the biggest preseason gave i've ever been a part of. because you're talking about the two teams in the bay. they are a really good football team. they are well disciplined, well coached. >> the fact that you are going to get them again, you want to put a good effort the first time you see them so they have that in their brain and they understand this is going to be a big game when we see them in the regular season. >>> you've seen some crazy finishes in horse races. but check out this call. >> to the final fur long, my wife knows everything. the wife doesn't know, they are one two, of course they are. my wife knows everything up front. to the out

this course here is made of fred with four years ago i took it to athens and showed it a contest to only risk represented germany from turkey so i represented russia what the president i want to prize micheline may be the last of russia's lion makers but its future here seems secure he already has orders from young children who are starting out as musicians and there are still plenty of his friends around to teach the. music. played. and although we were sparing the crockery i didn't get a chance at least to practice the language. now if i get this right. so you. sadly i couldn't stay to enjoy the past my time was running now it's in the stabber polar region and there were some particularly fine four legged friends i wanted to meet. me think we could see what your business is. with and see your champion. the locals have always been excellent horsemen here and dimitri is in charge of one of the oldest stud farms in the country. they've been breeding pure blood arabian horses here for over one hundred twenty years and stallions in these stables have been particularly prolific. male breedin