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booth: xavier freeman was tortured and killed by a man we're tracking.like freeman's records. every operation that he's had access to. i'm sorry, gentlemen. it's company policy to maintain the confidentiality of our operatives. this is your company. i mean, you can change that policy with one phone call. that's not going to happen. flynn: i don't think you understand mr. molnor-- our target's killed five people already. he's on the hunt. i think i understand very well-- you had five shots at this guy, and you missed every time. now you want my help. if he's the one who killed our man, we'll find out. by ourselves. (sighs) hey. got a minute? for what, sweets? you've been through a lot. thought you might want to talk. i mean, you suffered a major trauma. okay, i get it, i get it-- "trauma," "stress"-- these are just buzzwords because you think that i'm not up to my job. listen, you've got to calm down, okay? let the team do its job. look, i know you think that because you choked pelant you brought all this down on your family... okay, thank you for stoppin

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our guest tonight, the great morgan freeman is going to be joining us! but first -- (cheers and applause) but first, nonfictional president barack obama gave a major address on counterterrorism policy this afternoon at washington's national defense university. actual safety school. (laughter) all right. in the speech president obama questioned how our overzealous prosecution of the war on terror and the prison at guantanamo bay may be affecting our souls. >> look at the current situation where we are force feeding detainees who are being held on a hunger strike. is this who we are? is that something our founders foresaw? >> jon: oh, i don't know. (laughter) i actually think on a scale of "founders foresaw" prisoner mistreatment would take a backseat to "black president." (laughter) i think the first thing they would say is "who's that guy?" and "will he get me a sandwich?" (laughter) but it is a good point, how a nation and its leaders react to threats both external and internal says a great deal about that administration's values and ideals. and while i

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thomas (inaudible) and aubrie freeman. >> hi, members of the audience, your honor, dignitaries here. i am up here and i am coming here from the park coalition. and it is in the upcoming neighborhood in the city and i believe that it is going to be a star neighborhood for the city and working closely with the department of public works and to work with the parks department and the mta and your honor, and the supervisors and we have a wonderful new supervisor and including tang over here and but, i did not come here to address that. what i wanted to do was to address something that i believe effects all of the whole city. and rather than it is not a criticism, it is a suggestion. this is a facility for example, if it was offered, it is not always being used it is not being used now, so we are using it during the summer and other times throughout the year it is not being used. our city has fought with what i call the assets and in other words, the assets that could be utilized to increase our revenues for the city of san francisco. and i happen to be in a particularly unique situation h

mark freeman is chief investment officer at westwood holdings group and joins us from dallas.mark. >> great to be with you, scott. >> so what you're saying is i guess the markets -- we're going to catch our collective breath and then we'll step back and realize that stocks are still the place to be? >> yeah. i think in short i think you just phrased it perfectly. i mean, where we are right now, i would really view this as a transition process and, unfortunately, tran sising processes tend to be rather bumpy. like you were just discussing which i think is making some great points on the financials, i think when you look past the transition process, there really are some positives on the horizon. and i think ultimately that's what kind of got lost yesterday from chairman bernanke and the message. the problem is we still have to go through this liquidity adjustment, but once we do, i think, you know, again the fed, if they are removing ak diggs, they're going to for the right reasons and that should flow through to the fundamentals. >> it's like the market is like a 4-year-old. y

stuart freeman with me from wells fargo and our good friend.to start with you and pick up on something that i asked peter. that was about the demeanor of the fed chairman. you notice something and how he spoke to the press that you have not seen before. >> well, it felt much more hawkish. in other words, optimistic. much more guarded and more inclined to enter on the side of wanting more easing. fell like there was a transition starting to form. could be a function that maybe he is preparing to leave the post, it was not answered and i think it is a good point. could be the need to set the stage for eventually tapering down things. cheryl: you were saying that the way that his voice was quivering a little bit here and there, we have heard that from him before, but maybe he knows he has are really -- to strike a balance between tapering in getting the market's torrid. economic hawkish guys out there that he is going to start to pull back to send. >> the thing is i heard that heat is trying to be super careful. he spent an hour trying to explain

johnson is a freeman tonight, once known as ocho cinco. there is his agent. they gave him an extra 30 days for the physical abuse of his former wife. he went to jail. pam and i said he would get a shorten sentence and he got 7 days. >> good night, everybody. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ why is there hair everywhere? did you shave in the kitchen? the water in here is softer. look at this ski-jumping idiot, bode miller. what kind of a fruity name is bode? that cereal has the olympics on it? it must be eight months old. when you and me have kids, we're gonna give them good names, like shannon or rick. when we what? when we have kids, dummy. come on. yeah, i gotta go. uh... are you gonna be h

the testimony of a very, very important collection of essays by a scholar who was a survivor philip freeman, a pioneer scholar who was from the region and heard about it during the war through other survivors. and he wrote about this, i think it was as early as the '50s, and i was shocked by this. he identified her and -- and even quoted some survivors who had were astounded by her violence. that got me on the leave here is someone an outstanding figure. let me test out whether or not it was true. let me try to corroborate this particular testimony with other materials. and i got documentation and found in fact her marriage application and verified who she was and what her biography she was and she was in fact sent there. she was a real person. she was there with the daughter. we could see in the german documentation and continued to collect more victim testimony about her. and that's really related to primary sources in this case. and there are other cases in my book, of the thirteen biography, i identify people through memoirs, i mean, they came out and had the audacity to write the memoi

there's clint eastwood and morgan freeman. it's like a good movie, i really can't blow it. after every take, i was like, was that all right, sir? yeah, that was final. i thought he was going to fire me. i just imagined a flurry of cell phone calls to my agent about like, do you have anybody else skinny who can play disabled? and then, i guess, morgan freeman saw me freaking out and he leaned over and he said, if he doesn't say anything, it means he likes it. i was like oh, good, because he's been saying nothing all day. but then it was this wonderful kind of epiphany for me. because as an actor, you have a tendency to want to do better and just give me one more, i can be better at it. you never get -- like, that one more is infinite. it would force this epiphany where it doesn't matter how i feel about it. he's the director, he's making the movie. if he thinks i serve my purpose, if i've done what i have to do, what difference does it make? >> is that compartmentalized to you just onset or are you like that in life? >> i suppose. i have to say i'm pretty content for the mos

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. >> >> my name is (inaudible) freeman and i live in district seven and i am happy to live in district seven and i am also a (inaudible) party of san francisco and we are interested in making sure that the taxpayers get their money's worth. and so, what i want to mention is that kind of basic over the government services, like roads, and they are not in very good shape and every town, driver, fills up their car with a gallon of however many gallons of gas and a certain percentage of every gallon comes back to the city and the county of san francisco, for the roads. where is that money going? so, i don't see any improvement. there was a measure which we opposed but regardless it has been passed and i don't see it improving in the roads they are still bumpy, lumpy, pot holes, and i would like to see a basic improvement in that, that is just something that people paid for automatically every time that you buy gas. and the other thing. while are there so many street lightses out? someone mentioned ocean avenue, occasionally going down and there are numerous street lights out. why aren't th

one of his five walks and then freddy freeman drives him in and it is 1-0 braves.-0 game in the 6th and singles to left and he will throw it back and nobody. and nope. there went the baseball. and then no hustle here. pena ends up at third. really? jordan schaefer with the suicide squeeze and this completes the scoring. lincecum falls to 4-7. and braves blank san francisco 3-0. nascar comes to wine country this week. jimmie johnson and the boys in michigan on father's day. engine issues for johnson with six laps to go. with three left in the race he is in second chasing biffle. biffle holds off harvick for the checkered flag. his first win since last august. finally the score of the night , first round of the golden gate sport and social playoffs and that is my team. crushed by the out crowd. these guys just got out of college and they are 22. 63-33 the final from telegraph hill gym. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. with me out there should have been more shots to go around. >> good effort. thank you, colin. that's it for this edition. the news c

one of his five walks and then freddy freeman drives him in and it is 1-0 braves. a 2-0 game in the 6th and singles to left and he will throw it back and nobody. and nope. there went the baseball. and then no hustle here. pena ends up at third. really? jordan schaefer with the suicide squeeze and this completes the scoring. lincecum falls to 4-7. and braves blank san francisco 3-0. nascar comes to wine country this week. jimmie johnson and the boys in michigan on father's day. engine issues for johnson with six laps to go. with three left in the race he is in second chasing biffle. biffle holds off harvick for the checkered flag. his first win since last august. finally the score of the night , first round of the golden gate sport and social playoffs and that is my team. crushed by the out crowd. these guys just got out of college and they are 22. 63-33 the final from telegraph hill gym. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. with me out there should have been more shots to go around. >> good effort. thank you, colin. that's it for this edition. the ne

next batter is freddie freeman and he's going to free everyone. singles to right. the bases are clear at that point because the winning run comes in. 6-5 final. giants are definitely unhappy tonight. moving day for merion. tiger woods started the day four back. chings his chip on fifth. he would bogey, nine over par on three rounds. not the tiger we know. what about michael tim, the amateur from cal. off the flag, kim is leading all amateurs at 4 over pass right now. former masters champion by the way. charles shartsle knocks in a birdie. sits at even par. hunter mayhan, get in there, finds the back of the cup, mayhan with a 69. one bag headed into sunday. who has the lead? phil mickelson. 14 hints for the pin. he's the only player under par and he is your leader at one under. this could be a crazy story. here's a guy who didn't get much practice time in because he wanted to attend his daughter's 8th grade graduation. who needs practice if you are phil mickelson. >> it doesn't affect my game one way or the other. >> i can relate to that. >> thanks very much. >> you

for more i'm joined by wall street journalist james freeman and convin and kim.olin, you followed the hearings this week. what did we learn? >> well we heard amazing fired-handy tail hand details week. we heard that they were told that it had to pledge not to picket planned parenthood. and we heard from the tea party that it had to wait 459 days before it heard anything from the irs. >> is there a larger theme emerging which are troubling? >> the larger theme is that this is something that came from washington but in which the taxing power is being used to further a political agenda. what did you learn? >> first of all that this reform -- reform has not occ occurred get. irs brass likes to attend that this is a problem that has happened and has stopped. a lot of these groups still haven't heard back on their applications. her clients told the committee that washington was running the show. these were not locals running among. >> kim, these two officials are saying look, this wasn't something weginned up on our own. we were taking direction. that brings it back to

. >> a man accused in the death of a prominent businessman is a freeman tonight. charges against lucas anderson were dropped after it was discovered he was in valley medical center at the night of the murder. he was one of five people accused in the death of the man during an invasion robbery at his home last november. despite having a solid alibi, prosecutors say anderson's dna was found under the victim's fingernails but can't explain how it got there. >> hear from district attorney's office in an interview you'll see only on abc7 news. >> a big rig accident is to blame for sparking a small brush fire in petaluma. crews were able to get it under control. the crash involving a truck and the car happened this morning. the truck spilled dirt, which forced the chp to close all lanes of the road for part of the morning. one person in the case war injured and is expected to recover. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> a car struck and killed a bicyclist who was trying to cross highway 80 in berkeley. it happened around 4:30 this morning. police sa

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oh, freddie freeman. going to free everyone up. singles to right. the braves win. top of the sixth. bases loaded. any guy named ehenry. i've don't like the results. grand slam. seattle up. 4-0. blanco, second career grand slam. two on. one out. the double play. no earned runs. eight strikeouts. as shut out. 113th. tied for the lead. and chip in on 14. hits the pin. lefty was saved for par. birdie on 17. and a five-time, u.s. open runner-up. lead by one. heading into the final round. that will do it for now. terry and diane will be back after the break. >> northern california emmy award handed out in san francisco tonight. we don't mean to brag. we are going to. nbc bay area picked up 10 award. >> national academy of television arts and sciences in san francisco honored the station with award in news editing, photography, and feature news reports. i know that guy. among winners here at nbc bay area, raj mathai, garvin thomas. and a photographer took home three emmys tonight. gala at union square hilton. congratulations to all winners. there is raj. he is looking good. >> and victorio

reed johnson trots home, 5-5, then freddy freeman, second in theful with runners in scoring position, that's why. braves six, giants five, abc7 your home for the nab -- nba finals. then draymond green will join larry beil for abc7 after the game and at 6:00, the preview of tomorrow night's game five. can't get enough about michael kim. really, really good. >> seems like it. ahead. >> the possible solution to the parking problem in san >> coming up at 6:00. taking it off for a good cause. what these protesters say women need to do. >> a very special ceremony for a soldier injured in afghanistan. the honor that triple amputee received today. join us at 6:00. >> electric car is hitting the road in japan after nearly two years of testing 'transportation officials there have given the green light for a new ultra compact vehicle. the two-seater can go 62 miles on a single charge. it is only in limited use right now. that does it for this edition of abc7 at 5:00. thank you for joining us. world news is next >>> this is "world news." tonight -- the air scares. two investigations now under way

please join my man tom freeman. he does everything to keep us on schedule and on budget. you can imagine how much i appreciate and love him. >> thank you so much. it is an honor to be on your team after all of these years and be a part of these great conversations you bring to viewers each and every night. i feel like i am in college every single night when i see your show. tavis: hi, winnie. >> we are glad you have joined us for a conversation with val kilmer, coming up right now. it's a beautiful day and i cannot stop myself from smiling i know there is no denying it is a beautiful day ♪ to youry contributions pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: any actor who decides to embody mark twain not only has to match that man's larger than life persona, but he also has to compete with hal holbrook's masterful depiction of wayne. he was credited with writing the first great american novel, "huckleberry finn." let's take a look look at a scene from "citizen twain." >> i know this is true because i have tested the theory. but i was young. about 11 years old. we ha

thank you, morgan freeman. we love you. he's a good man. [ cheers and applause ] he's the greatest.e night," we can't get enough of it, which is an interesting coincidence because it turns that out our office is actually a lot like the world in "game of thrones." [ light laughter ] a lot of swords, a lot of fur. [ light laughter ] lots of backbiting and political intrigue. it's probably hard to believe because of how normal and peaceful everything seems right now. but let me show you what i mean. here, check out our latest late-night digital original. this is "game of desks." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: your grace, thank the gods you've arrived. we have a bit of a situation. >> jimmy: what is it, higgins? >> steve: well, it appears that one of the writers of the late night's watch -- his jokes have been exceptionally bad as of late. here. read this, your grace. >> jimmy: did you guys hear this? i read that anthony weiner is running for mayor of new york city. the big apple? more like the big banana. what is

okay. >> luke bryant -- >> what about morgan freeman? >> yeah.r james earl jones. >> sam elliott. >> too obvious. >> stop it. he does those dodge ram -- i love his voice. >> yeah, he's a good one. all right. so you guys, we have exclusive rights today -- >> yes. >> -- to a new video. all right. luke bryant has a brand new video out. it is called "crash my party." the only place you can see it is here. >> well, in its entirety on our -- >> well, right now we're going to show you a clip. this is the only time -- the first time you'll see it now. it's off his new single. ♪ if you want to call me call me you don't have to worry about it baby ♪ ♪ you can wake me up in the dead of the night break my plans baby, that's all right ♪ ♪ this is a drop everything kind of thing notes ♪ swing on by, i'll pour you a drink ♪ ♪ the door's unlocked ♪ i'll leave on the lights ♪ baby, you can crash my party anytime ♪ >> all right. >> he's cute. now if you want to see it in its entirety go to klgandhoda.com. >> he'll be here for our summer concert series on august 16

snowden is a freeman and not handed over to american authorities. russia doesn't have an extra addition treaty with the united states. john kerry says moscow should do it anyway. >> we're not ordering anybody. we're simply requesting under normal procedure for the transfer of somebody just as we transferred to russia. 7 people in the last two years. >> snowden arrived sunday from hong kong. russian security agencies never worked with snowden. the incident has already strained relations with china after hong kong failed to expedite. >> china did not take kindly to the white house roderick. saying the u.s. has no reason to call into question how hong kong handled the matter. >> leaking highly classified national security agency documents and then by evading capture. >> it reveals in administration that seems more competent by the day. >> he hopes the case will not affect relations with the u.s. cbs news. >> the whistle blower web site wiki leaks says it is not providing snowden with money or support. >> change the u.s. immigration system is close to p

game winner on the freeman knock. atlanta pads the major league's best home record. with 6-5 win.cary moment in st. pete. alex kolb hit with the comebacker. attended to immediately. the good news he never lost consciousness and was diagnosed only with a concussion. they're sti monitoring alex kolb. this happened already a couple times this year. ironically both incidents. kolb, haap in st. pete. an issue. something the league is a ware of. what can be done to protect pitchers? >> only thing you can talk about here, helmet. the equipment, balk, bat, ball hit at you will get on you. do pitchers pitch with a helmet. maybe where we're headed to. >> some technology was introduced. the league is a way as way from making it permanent or an option in main jr. leagjor league base. red sox, tigers in action. baseball night in america, presented by ace hardware. next saturday, 7:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. coming up next, exempt on the west coast, your late, local news. for more information on today's game and latest major league baseball news, log on to msn for the favorite sports site. fo

freddie freeman, walking in the run. a walk-off run for the atlanta braves.hey go on to win a heart breaker is what the giants lose. 6-5 is your final. >>> moving day for merion at the 113th u.s. open. tiger woods started the day four back. chunks his championship on number 6. he would bogey this hole. 9 over par after three rounds. that's not the tiger we know. how about michael kim, the amateur from cal? almost holes his pin shot on the second. off the flagstick. kim's leading all amateurs, by the way, 4 over par. former masters champion charles schwartzal going for birdie on 7. go ahead and give it to him. he sits at even par, and hunter mahan looking for his first major long birdie. on 12. go ahead. finds the back of the cup. mahan with a 69. 1 back headed into sunday. phil mickelson tied for the lead to start the day. chipping on 14. oh, my goodness. hits the pin. lefty would save par. the only player under par. he leads at 1 under entering the final round tomorrow on father's day. could be a very good father's day for him. by the way, the a's currently

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