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i went over to garret. i hugged him. i'm sorry to hear about eve.d other worries. her father hadn't made it up to camp 2. he was missing on the mountain. >> i'm like, "something's wrong. something's not right." i'm kind of looking at my watch, "where is he?" >>> coming up, desperation at 21,000 feet. >> we need to get him off the mountain now. he will die here. >> and at base camp, a dire moment for eve. >> hurt her head badly. >> badly. >> that's when i heard the worst news of my life. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. (playing harmonica) get your own liquid gold. go on, git! there's gold in them thar shells. liquid gold. the "it look" in lashes? sexy and

let's go to garret live in chicago with it details. >> reporter: yeah, these storms covered a lot ofund and dumped a lot of rain and brought strong winds, including some tornados. it has covered all the way from minnesota down to iowa and over to michigan where outside of grand rapids a tornado damaged homes and businesses and knocked off the roof of a good will store trapping five people inside. here is how folks there describe described it: >> i have never seen winds that strong. >> i have seen bad storms but never damage like this in our immediate area. the road up to the farm a couple miles out was just tree after tree after tree. >> some of the worst damage we are seeing today is in part of illinois where at least five tornados hit, including the town of sterling in the northern part of the state where strong winds ripped the roof off a mall and the wall of a sporting good store. the storm worked its way east toward a large camp ground filled with hundreds of rv's and a tornado decimated the area throwing trailers into trees and ripping them out of the ground and throwing them o

garret jones, 33. he will take over at first base. garret jones. outside. one ball and no strikes. opposite way. down the left field line. foul. two of those this series that have just gone fouled in the left field line. one other one was caught. defense in left field. which is nice to see because he was letting the ball get deep. going into his power swing. this one is lined into right field. a base hit. going to the corner. and howard is on his way to second base. ryan will be there with his second double of the day. 17 overall. that's only the fourth hit for the phillies this afternoon. domonic brown reached on an error last time up. center. grounded out to first. first pitch is on the inside corner. it's 0-1. >> i would love to see domonic brown get ahold of one. >> kind ofzz2v hoping the same thing with ryan howard into that right. see how far they can go. >> i think domonic brown can go fourth tear. >> one, two, three. counting the suite level as three? >> yes. >> that's a shot. >> that one is going to be in for a base hit to right center field. scored. rbi in the crowd. phil

. >> sigrin runs for cover, but garret aims his camera at the falling tree. comes crashing down to the floor, he realizes too late that he's recording sideways. >> and i stopped the video, changed the camera, and started it again. that's the reason why the impact of the tree is not on the video. >> he misses the tree hitting the ground, but capturing this rare scene on video is still quite an accomplishment says the park representative denise alonza. >> i was surprised that somebody from germany actually had the thought of getting out a camera or a phone or something and taking that footage. i was very impressed. >> fortunately, no one is injured. when the dust settles, bystanders realize it's two enormous trees fused together at the base. >> it's tremendous to see a sequoia standing. it's just as tremendous to see one laying on the ground. >> no one knows why the tree is falling now after so many years of standing. >> we did have a very wet winter this last year. maybe the soil was so saturated that the weight of the trees just pulled them over. >> the quest

the phillies in pittsburgh but they were facing garret coal tied with nine wins and leads majors. we pick this up in the bottom of the second. hits one back up the middle. nice play here but can't get the force at second making it 4-1. pirates with six strikeouts for five innings. pirates lead 4-2 in the seventh. last night heated exchanges with manager ryan sanburg after a throwing error and then was told to intentionally walk a batter and said his emotions got the better of him and it is never going to happen again. here is what he had to say about the situation. >> it was frustration in the game. it happens. he was a little bit upset with himself and then there was in-game situations and going about the game as far as walking the hitter to get to the next guy. he was so excited out there he just wanted to face whoever was in the box. we talked after the game and all is good going forward. >> the phillies selected 40 players in last week's draft and picked a right-handed pitcher from duke university and a south philadelphia native. he was the starting shortstop. he set the schoo

. >> reporter: to show how easy it is, trust wave analyst garret picchioni had me enter a seven-character password. >> we can make almost 91 million guesses a second. >> reporter: it didn't take long to crack. >> here's your password. >> that's my password. now even 40 seconds. >> 37. >> reporter: 37 seconds. well that's scary. he said seven or eight characters are no longer enough. >> computer hardware has reached the point where they're able to attack them so quickly that a password that small isn't practical anymore especially for incredibly sensitive things like financials and online banking. >> reporter: trust wave recommends password phrases or sentence something like "this is my password, i really mean it." the longer a password it is, they say the harder it is to hack. >> rose: good advice. thank you, anthony. new drugs may be on the way to lower cholesterol and fight heart disease. and the view from the top it's not for the faint hearted when the cbs evening news continues. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provi

and that tiny spec flying down the face of a monstrous peak is a man garret mcnamara defying the seas way into the record books. at 47 years old, most professional athletes might considering retiring at the top of such a dangerous game but this daredevil hawaiian is still pushing the nfl, chasing one final prize, to surf the perfect wave. >> what does that wave look like in your head? >> when it comes, you'll see. >> and you've given it a name. >> big mama's out there. she's looming out there in the deep. >> this is where he's convinced he'll find her. just off coast of a sleepy fishing village in portugal called nazara. he's found a place that regularly produces record breaking sets. a phenomenon fueled by a massive underwater canyon just offshore that powers the swells from three miles deep. for generations fishermen were practically the only souls willing to brave the dangerous surf. >> thousands of people die here because the waves. >> so did you grow up fearing the waves? >> no. respecting. >> it's dawn on the morning of the big swell. mcnamara and his team dart around. making t

here we have a problem because the vice president garret hobart had passed away. mckinley one of the secretary of war. he was a normatively capable. i covered him a lot when i was doing work on my dissertation. mckinley said he would be the best and if anything ever happened to me, he would be the best president this country would ever see. people said, yes, but he is also the best secretary of war. we need him there. who do we appoint? you should appoint the new governor of new york, someone by the name of teddy roosevelt. mckinley said ,no. roosevelt did not want to be vice president. he wanted to be president. vice presidents do not make it to president. we have only had three vice presidents president. jefferson in 1800, van buren in 1836, and then bush senior after reagan, which obviously mckinley and roosevelt did not know about yet. at that point there were only two. and that was a weird election. roosevelt figures if i am vice president, they will never hear about me again, but ok, i'm willing to do it. mark annis said, oh, my god, no, no, no. do you reali

and i bet garret that if i made a shot from across the backyard he had to pay for my sandwich. >> ofourse, college guys. got to make a free lunch any way we can. >> i took the bet for some reason. i threw up a shot from behind the back and drained it. >> he made it. swished the shot his very first try. >> they can't believe their eyes. >> so we go grab the little picture camera. >> we'll see if we can get it on film. as soon as we saw it on the camera, that was the game changer. >> we all wanted to top each other. >> crazy shots behind the tree. >> standing up on the roof. it's in the hole! >> we started filming everything. bigger and bigger and bigger. >> this is the laser shot. >> the guys edit the footage together. but before they decide the posse needs a name. >> the name came about on accident. we were sitting in the backyard and we decided to put the camera up on the rail. he looked through the camera and saw it was perfectly in frame. and said -- >> dude, perfect. >> it's something guys say a lot. dude, perfect. nice shot. >> so let's start off. >> with a name in place and mod

this american team from the go big project has been following mcnamara for months. >> garret said gotk moments" launching this fall. the hunt is on for big mama. with the swell now at full strength -- >> i want to go get a big mama. big mama. moving so fast. >> a jet ski tows mcnamara into one of the biggest waves we've seen all day. >> wow, he's flying. >> oh, oh. >> yee-ha. >> let's go. >> wow. nice. >> yeah, yeah. >> an incredible ride but not a record. for all the promise and hope, big mama never showed. if you come all the way from hawaii for a trip like this and you don't find your big mama, is that a disappointment? >> i could let it bum me out, but i guess she just wants me to come back. she don't want me to leave. >> for "nightline," i'm alex marquardt in nazare, portugal. >> i have so much respect for those guys. >> that was an amazing story. >> incredible. but he's looking for big mama. where is big mama? big mama don't want to show herself. >> i'm terrified to see big mama if that wasn't it by the way. >> "insomniac theater" up next. wasn't it by the way. >> "insomniac the

garret. >> it make it is unlawful to rent to any person because of race, color religion or sex or national origin and that is the law, as it should be. however, hud's rule based not on intent but solely statistical outcomes and treatment the results are the cost of litigation is strangling the market, the availability of credit is cutback on lending to potential homeowners, the very same potential homeowners who are trying to help. therefore, what it does is to reduce the supply of housing as builders back away from those vulnerable and punishing the people that we are trying to help. let's take a look at your agency. in the 2014 fha annual report to congress, the status of mutual insurance fund it says fha indicated that single family endorsements for that year was 51% to as you put in your reports, to white, 17% to hispanics, 10% for blacks. statistically, is that not disparate impact? is that not your agency discriminating? >> i reject that premise. thank you, congressman for the question. >> then -- >> but you are misguided. >> let me ask you, is that a disparate impact? >> that's not

. >> garret. >> and it's like that every day of a long 362-day is season. teb by served.er are reasonable care i qrk e. >> makes memory. >> very it. it's comfortable to work with him. >> even rights organization days are comfortable on the meet meeting players and coaches of both teams. ark tray tissue with get in their way many fn he he keep pushing. i think i saw you remembers the story is a lot like baseball. it's all about teamwork. well, hes has full plate. he's also the spawnishening that's his day job. then at night he and debbie are at the ballpark. well, coming up on kron4 news weekend a bay area -- people all under the age of 25. we have that coming up but first let's take some lead udz l. not a whole lot of traffic. spit sailing. we'll be right back. >>> this next story is about a media production company that's designed for and run by young people. it called youth radio and it's kron4 means it's an all anoxiasing power of the power of their own voices. s of those that were 25 and under. that's a -- at the cosher of 17th and broadway this downtown oakland, thes

i hereby appoint the honorable garret graves to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6, 2015, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. denham, for five minutes. mr. denham: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to acknowledge and honor the life of a personal friend and gold star father brent. the beloved father son brother and uncle died unexpectedly at the age of 47 on saturday, may 23, 2015 in long mount colorado. brent was born in berkley, california, to shirley hughes and wynn lateam. brent was a very gifted man with many levels. he served as a de

i hereby appoint the honorable garret graves to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. john a.

but for now the garret amendment goes a long way towards restoring -- gashity amendment goes a long way toward restoring the right of the angler. i yield. the chair: the gentleman from utah reserves. and the gentleman from utah has 3.5 minutes remaining. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: mr. chairman, i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: i will let the gentleman from arizona that i'm the final speaker so i'm reserving. the chair: the gentleman from utah reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you very much. let me in closing you know, congress first enacted the fishery conservation management act in 1976. and the primary goals were two, to end the unregulated fishing by foreign fleets in u.s. waters and to develop our domestic fleets that could reap the economic benefits of all the fishery resources, considerable resources that our nation had. the law worked. foreign fishing was phased out and investments in domestic fleets were