griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are evaluating every linear foot of that system. is the pipe leaking; are you having a lot of infiltration or inflow? thornell: every time it rains, water will come down, go into the pipe, enter the sewer system. it's very easy to repair this defect and get all that water out of the system. griffin: with our closed-circuit tv inspection, we record cracks, holes, pipes that are partially collapsed. hunter: we literally will have a digital video of every foot of our sewer that in the future, we can go back and do a comparison. what's changed? is it degra

with robert griffin junior, the father of rg3. messes up on the field, his father lets them know it. .> he is a mama's boy he calls up his mama. >> he talks with him about learning from his mistakes. >> i scott robert -- i scout robert. i tell robert. thereparents, he says was but their children first, spending as much time together as a family as they possibly can. sonked him when he knew his was a sports freak of nature. >> when he was 10, he threw the ball up. , it wasfather important to teach and prove that he could be counted on. ate during his first month baylor university, when he lived five miles away from the practice fields, but didn't have a drivers license. >> i would drive 74 miles every morning, pick him up, taken to practice and his roommate. and then i would take them back to their dorm and take off. >> later, when robert was drafted by the redskins -- >> in the bible, what jesus said about the rich man [indiscernible] rg3 prepares to a married and maybe start his own family, rg2 has this advice for his son and oth

grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout. will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and takes it two sets to one. federer and a set point and the backboard and watch this. roger is unable to pass and the volley winner right there. he wins the game and forces the tiebreaker. you won't see this often. unforced error on the back end. a winner in four sets. the quarterfinals and it appears to be over. first nadal and now roger federer is gone. >> i'm still in disbelief that happened. i was playing my best and it still was almost not enough to beat roger. i'm incredibly happy. >> federer wasn't the only big name to get mowed over. sharapova tumbled multiple times in her qualifier. the third seeded sharapova knocked out in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. warriors carl landry opted out of the final year of his deal and is an unrestricte

grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout.lack wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and takes it two sets to one. federer and a set point and the backboard and watch this. roger is unable to pass and the volley winner right there. he wins the game and forces the tiebreaker. you won't see this often. unforced error on the back end. a winner in four sets. the quarterfinals and it appears to be over. first nadal and now roger federer is gone. >> i'm still in disbelief that happened. i was playing my best and it still was almost not enough to beat roger. i'm incredibly happy. >> federer wasn't the only big name to get mowed over. sharapova tumbled multiple times in her qualifier. the third seeded sharapova knocked out in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. warriors carl landry opted out of the final year of his deal and is an unrestricted free agent th

grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout. we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and takes it two sets to one. federer and a set point and the backboard and watch this. roger is unable to pass and the volley winner right there. he wins the game and forces the tiebreaker. you won't see this often. unforced error on the back end. a winner in four sets. the quarterfinals and it appears to be over. first nadal and now roger federer is gone. >> i'm still in disbelief that happened. i was playing my best and it still was almost not enough to beat roger. i'm incredibly happy. >> federer wasn't the only big name to get mowed over. sharapova tumbled multiple times in her qualifier. the third seeded sharapova knocked out in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. warriors carl landry opted out of the final year of his deal and is an unrestri

today robert griffin iii feels ready for training camp. griffin looked great, running, cutting, planting, throwing with no problem. he said this was a big week. program because they were on the field with four straight days with no soreness to speak of. rg3 was asked if training camp is the right target. >> i think it is the right target if i'm healthy. i've talked to coach. i've talked to the doctors. i've talked to larry. i talked to everybody that's close to me. it's if i'm ready to go week. one then i play. if i'm not ready to go week. one, then i can swallow my pride and not play. it's that simple. and that's what i talked to coach. i told him i'll we honest. if i feel i am ready to go, then i'll be ready to go but if there's a ounce of doubt then i won't play. >> griffin is receiving core is looking to his second year that includes santana moss. he is still a key part of the team success and he feels 2013 can be even better. >> you want to be out here showing your coaches that you're out here working hard and we're prepared to pick u

he fires eight rounds into griffin and these shots were fatal. again, this all happened in january and the reason that officer smith was on the scene, griffin was caught on surveillance camera in a convenience store, and according to a clerk, he was trying to steal a package of cigarettes and pulled out the same three-foot machete and threatened the clerk. the clerk call police and smith showed up on the scene, and as you can see, it all turned violent really, really quickly. some people in the community believe that the officer took it too far. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, put that knife down. >> ktre spoke to some people in the community. >> it was a murder. >> some people thought it happened too quickly and the officer fired too many rounds. >> this guy died because of a pack of cigarettes and he was walking around and threate peop >> and the officer was investigated by internal affairs as a result of the incident. >>> talk about a roadside attraction. look at this little guy, a bear, jumping up on the window of the car that is pulled over on the side

robert griffin third made a very bold prediction in rewards to his recovery.tt smith joins us with the details. scott, when does he think he'll be ready to go? >> when asked if he'll be ready for training camp he says without a doubt which will be remarkable minnesota adrian peterson wasn't cleared for training camp last year. we do know no two people heal exactly the same way but griffin was comfortable out at practice this week. saying it was a big week because after four straight days of week he experienced no soreness. he's been running and cutting. he's able do the football specific drills. the hardest part has been watching. once camp opens he believes he'll be done watching and ready to go. >> one it's the mind-set and two is how i felt and how it's progressed. you know like you said over the last three weeks you know i've had a lot proffing grows and i feel a lot better so if you think i think well training camp is a month, month and halfway two months i feel really good about that. the start of the season is even farther than that. i feel really good

griffin. >> yes hello, i'm larry griffin. i've would on ma clarity between line and central for 58 years. i never heard about the project. i heard there was some plans but was never notified about any meetings i would have been all over this. i think there's been no plan or thought given to the neighborhoods on west or east of ma sonic and how the parking is going to effect the neighborhood. you have sf students all with cars. i'm not anti bike but there are cars folks and to get rid of crucial parking is not a smart plan. i'm also a former fire commissioner and i think that commissioner bred can see there maybe problems trying to negotiate the traffic. if a bus stops you've got one lane and if i've got first responders trying to get through it's a real that public safety issue. that's not been taken into consideration. who people come out of their garages they're going to have trouble. people speed on that corridor all the time they should be getting thank you very much >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please and a

or do you think it comes from having more kathy griffins?, cannot have enough kathy griffins, obviously. >> well, no. >> and ask guy adami, he's a huge fan. anyway, i think more women in power will help, but it's a slow change. because i'm sure you observed that sort of the way the food chain operates is usually if a woman is in a power position she's got to basically act like a dude for a while, hire and fire like a dude, prove to the dudes that she isn't giving females preference. it takes a long time. >> so in your work, you are very pro-risk. obviously a real risk taker. how would you view your money? risk averse? >> i would say when it comes to money i'm extremely risk averse. i brought some berkshire early on, but i'm not saying i go to omaha for the meeting. >> you're an investor, not a trader. >> yes, but like i said, i'm talking like spider, berkshire, coach. >> apple? >> yes, of course. i dated steve wozniak. >> i love that. >> my investments are conservative. i am a saver, i'm prudent but i'm not cheap. everything's paid off. i ha

we'll have chad griffin, president of the human rights campaign joining us. you saw him right there talking on the phone with president obama when he had the prop 8 plaintiffs around there to get the congratulations of the president. we also have lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsome joining the program. also this hour, i will have paul and jeff. those are the other prop 8 plaintiffs, and there they are right there coming up to speak, as well. and at noon eastern time, 83-year-old doma plaintiff, edie windsor, is going to be giving her own scheduled live conference on the steps of the supreme court. she is an amazing woman, so you've got to stay tuned for that. >> it's been a long road. many years but gosh, feels good to have love triumph over ignorance. >> this is a major victory, judge walker's decision striking down proposition 8 now stands because there was no standing. marriage equality is going to be back in california very soon. well now i'm her dietitian... ...and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutriti

everybody seems interested in robert griffin the third. a littlee springs for bit longer than what he has been doing. can he be back for the start of camp july 25? >> i feel comfortable. i look more fluid. looks ae and my game lot more fluid. that is positive. >> rg3. let's go to baseball. bryce harper has not responded to treatment, his knee is still swollen and sore. the gnats are going to send him to see dr. james andrews on monday. are going to send in to see dr. james andrews on monday. he is heading south to see dr. andrews to evaluate the next step. let's go to houston, the orioles and be

fox jennifer give frin has details -- jennifer griffin. >> as the president arrived in europe edward snowden dropped a bombshell. he provided documents about a plot by the british equivalent of the n.s.a. to spy on the phone and computer communications of foreign dignitaries visiting london in 2009 for a g 20 segment -- they used fake internet cafes to monitor their communications. e-mail was used to spy. 45 analysts monitored who phoned whom. snowden revealed how the n.s.a. also attempted to eavesdrop on them run -- russian leader at the summit. in an exclusive interview with fox eric bowling snowden's father asked his son to stop leaks and come home. >> i believe firmly that you are a man of principle. i believe in your character. i don't know what you've seen but i just ask that you measure what you're going to do and not release anymore information. >> snowden or man who claimed to be the n.s.a. leaker held a live chat on the guardian website dismissing suggestions he's a traded tore -- traitor. >> i think it's the worst occasion of somebody with classified information doing enor

griffin. as break it open with a four- run fourth one, two, three. josh donaldson cranked to left center, three-run shot. making life easier for a.j . griffin who was superb. the first complete game of his career, masterful 5-0. as sweep the mini two-game series from the reds. i don't know what's going on, but by the time they get to the finals, we may not recognize anyone competing. rafael out monday. today roger federer. number three ousted by sergie, the 116th ranked player in the world. federer is a 7-time wimbledon champ. now on the women's side, sharipova who slipped several times during her match, she's the three seed. she was upset by michelle debrito of portugal. sharipova was not injured, but a weird day. 7 players had to bow out today due to injury, including steve darcis. there you go. giants, dodgers tonight. highlights at 10. that's the sporting life for right now. >> all right. thank you. >>> in just two minutes, our coverage of the prop 8 coverage continues. we'll talk with the judge who first ruled against the same- sex marriage ban.

griffin held them. swing and miss, one of his 7 strikeouts. he had help in the second. ball to right. josh reddick finds it perfectly. nice catch. scoreless game in the fourth, a change-up, over the head of jeff lowery is going to score. let's go out to a great job blocking the plate, 1-0 a's. josh donaldson, see ya! 12th of year and to the ninth, griffin facing bruce and he will strike him out. 5-0 your final and complete game shutout. >> giants and clayton on the hill and buster posey continues to swing a hot bat. 2-1 giants. tim lincecum pitching well and then the wheels came off. andre drives one in and we're tied at 2. timmy is back-up, back stop, hector sanchez is not helping. a bad throw. ellis takes advantage of it and dodgers take a 3-2 lead. four hits off lincecum and in comes ellis. gives him the hook and it looks like it is over and the dodgers get 4-2 the final. >> black wednesday at wimbledon, more upsets in one day. biggest, roger federer goes down swing to sergai. he is ranked 116 --16th in the world. >> third set. here he comes again. drop volley winner

but this year we're tracking the progress of robert griffin iii. after three otas, the franchise says his surgically repaired knee is doing fine. >> that's what you want. every day you want to feel better and that's how it's been. i feel comfortable. i know the coaches say i look more comfortable, more fluid, runningwise they say my stride and my gait look a lot more fluid, and that's positive. that's what you want, to always be positive. >> reporter: maybe it's the scrutiny but even the trainers noticed what appeared to be a limp when rg was running today. the quarterback said that simply wasn't the case and griffin didn't actually believe the trainer when he was told they saw a limp. >> i didn't feel like i was limping. it wasn't sore at all, so -- i did think he was joking but he said he was serious, and some people said they thought i was limping, but i wasn't. >> reporter: so as mini camp begins next week, the process for griffin remains the same. he won't be able to participate in full workouts, which for him is the most difficult part of thi

griffin out. griffin, four earned in 7 and 1/3.d news, the guy finally got the balloon and bad news, as go down, the fourth time they've lost since mid-may. >> it has no effect going out there and playing in the game. it's just, you know, you start dragging off a little bit off the field. when you go out and play the game, there's no significance to tha that. >> tiger woods back on his perch atop the golf world as he prepares for next week's u.s. open. tiger sizing up the course today at merion golf club. he leads the pga tour in wins this seasons and money earned. also the prohibitive favorite at the u.s. open. nbc tournament coverage begins thursday at noon. >>> tennis, french open final rafael nadal seeking his eighth title, taking on davide ferrer. and a protester getting close with a lighted flare and security takes care of nadal and nad nadal becomes the first man to win the same grand slam title eight times. so a grade day for rafael nadal. but a bit overshadowed by the security nightmare there. we've seen this before. remem

you can see the heat behind it with brian brown and chad griffin. on the other hand you also get the sense that a whole lot of people would just as soon have the conversation go away, not be part of politics. >> that's true, but -- i feel like the process now in 37 states -- that's a whole lot of states -- will, in effect be a little shorter. more truncated. more strangled than it otherwise would have been on issues like this. we forget as a culture a certain amount of patience, a certain amount of ease, talk about it, think about it, vote, leave it up to the people. it's always better when the people vote. when you get something like a jump ahead on roe, whatever you think of roe versus wade, that'll cause trouble and tension forever. so i'm a little disappointed we're not going the other route. >> in 2016 -- >> that's the point. so again, the court is actually way further behind the country. this isn't roe versus wade or interracial marriage. the majority of the country supports gay marriage and a definition of marriage that is broader than betwee

robert griffin iii depose one on one with kristen. the super bowl champion ravens had >> the redskin's wrapped up the final ota's this afternoon. after practicing they got all gussed up for a charity event hosted by pierre garcon. it benefits the boys and girls club of washington. while there, robert griffin iii made time to talk to kristen berset. >> what can we expect for redskins for your year two? >> my year is tied to the redskins. we want to go out and be successful. we want to win our division and win in the playoffs and the super bowl. that's always the goal. the difference is we actually believe it. >> are you sick of the knee questions and sick of the questions about your knee? >> yeah, i am. i want to talk about everybody else. i come out to his event and he's doing great things in the community. i want to support that. >> four days off. you're feeling good? >> yeah, i am. the team is looking well. we're growing every day. whenever we hit a lump in the road we come back and get over it. that's a good thing. >> the ravens wr

griffin, four earned runs, and the good news is dude got the balloon. bad news, a's lost back-to-back games for the first time since mid-may. >>> tiger woods back on his perch atop the golf world as he prepares for the u.s. open. tiger sizing up the course today. he leads the pga tour in wins this season and money earned. he's a prohibitive favorite at the open. coverage begins on thursday at noon. >>> french open final, rafael nadal taking on ferrer, and a very scary moment in the second set. a shirtless protester ran along the court with a lighted flare, got uncomfortably close to nadal, security had to take care of it, and they resumed play. championship point, nadal cruises 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. becoming the first man to win the same grand slam title eight times. >>> game two, heat up 52-46 up san antonio, trying to even that series. highlights tonight at 11:00. speaking of the nba, thinking about this jason kidd thing, if no coaching experience is needed to be a coach, any of us could throw our hat in the ring. >> that's it for tonight. see you later. >>

griffin's target return date? day one of training camp. >> without a doubt, one, it's a mindset, and number two, it's just how it's felt and how it's progressed. like you said, over the last three weeks, you know, i've had a lot of progress, and i feel a lot better. so if you think, what, training camp is a month, month and a half away, two months, i feel really good about that, and the start of the season is even farther than that. i feel good about that and that's why i say without a doubt. >> our team needs him regardless. whether he's there or not, we have guys right now that's preparing themselves for that void if we need to fill that void. knowing robert, he's not wanting to have no void, he wants to be out there. so i'm hoping he is there ready. >> game 1 of the nba finals going on right now in miami. san antonio is leading. meanwhile, the defending stanley cup champions trying to even things up in the western conference finals. another close game between the kings and the blackhawks. jonathan puts kings do

>> i do. >> drew griffin joins us now. drew, any idea when the ig will be done with it's review of this specific case and does that congress the committee believe there are more citizens like jeff black that may have been targeted because of politics? >> on point one, we don't know when the ig's office is going to come through. and point two, the committee, they are searching for other people. they want to be cautious, john. a lot of people complain about irs audits and a lot of people are legitimately audited by the irs, no matter what their political beliefs are. but we know that the committee is interested, and the treasury department's inspector general is investigating whether individual citizens may have been targeted because of their beliefs. >> what about the irs itself? any response? >> not to black's case citing federal law that prohibits them about speaking out about individual taxpayer's cases, however, we got a spokesperson from the irs that said audits in general, i'll read, the irs stresses audits are based

griffin 6 and 6. this all nine indians. the oakland a's fantastic.s is the best team. we will talk on the dodgers >> gary: at alex rodriguez are you told to shut up, alex rodriguez said it filed a tweet rehabing try to give that he has a hip injury. he says he's ready to go, ready to go! a rock and mud coming back and not nearly ready to come back. >> gary: of starter aj griffin >> gary: sergei jankowski rate 116th in the world and myself better. sure " but felt a couple of times and retrieve treatment from her trainer and that eventually knocked out by the 131st light. rank. >> gary: serena it is, her old boyfriend there were 1 beckham 42 of the ugly catfight. they were going back and forth. >> gary: doc rivers was great on tv tv. this guy can talk. >> gary: brandon moss hammers a double into deep right field jed lowrie overruns homeplate but reds catcher devin mesoraco drops the ball lowrie able to score giving a's 1-0 lead >> gary: donaldson breaks it open and hits a 3 run homer to left field his 12th of the year making it 4-0 a's >> gary: nate fr

griffin - pitched well today - got some help from his defense too - gold glover josh reddick the allprint to make the diving twisting catch to rob leonys martin griffin: 5 1/3 ip, 2 runs, 5 k's top 7th, 2-2, josh donaldson - the chopper to short with 2 men on elvis andrus bad throw to 3rd and the ball gets away from adrian belte - jed lowrie races home to score a's take 3-2 lead a's blow the lead in bottom half of inning - pitcher sean doolittle takes his time covering first and martin is safe - so instead of inning over it's bases loaded next batter ian kinsler makes doolittle pay - the 2 open center field gives texas it's first lead of the game 4-3 rangers mai maimi heat wins the n ba chammpionship game lebron james wins! nba championship top 8coco crisp on 1st john jaso gives it a ride - but great defense by nelson cruz who leaps and makes the catch against dairy queen sign in right - probably wouldn't have been a home scored crisp to tie it a's down to their final out- seth smith facing former on 1st game ends on that play - craig jentry with the throw home - aj pierzensky applyi

the ceremony will include this young man. 18-year-old tyler griffin. he's a part of the brotherhood, an umbrella organization where foundations get together to help finance graduates so they can go on to college. about 150 black men from almost every school in the bay area will be a part of the ceremony tonight. griffin just graduated from berkeley high, and the brotherhood helped him get there. >> if you come from east oakland, you're really making something out of yourself, you're powerful. you're the most powerful person in like all the world. like you're kind of like your own superman. >> a lot of supermen out there. the graduation will take flais oakland museum. begins at 6:00 this evening. just about 90 minutes from now. we'll have a full report on the celebration on our special primetime newscast this evening. >>> the reason we were on at 4:00 today is because of the stanley cup finals. some of your favorite nbc bay area programming is being moved. nightly news follows this broadcast, then game on between the bruins and blackhawks. it's game fou

it 4-0 a's >> gary: bruce swinging to give oakland the win and the series sweep final: 5-0 a's w- griffinl- bailey >> gary: did not want to get covered no extra attention just wanted to help today. stand giving giving and giving the great will tran man. these are the people do you see pam? no. these seamy? now. do you see me? no. >> jacqueline: it was fun today. (laughter) >> gary: (laughter) >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: it was hard to scooping out of there but it was fun today. >> gary: on i did not know about was that big of a larger today and let me tell all of you at home from the kron4 news team if you can scoop ice cream to help others, and then do what. >> jacqueline: yes. it was to help the juvenile diabetics and diabetes organization. >> gary: is just like jackie. to keep going, and going, and going! (laughter) >> gary: and for giving back! (laughter) >> gary: there it is for set. here is the one, del. the old. slipping on grass and out of beer at wimbledon. you know surliness is sitting somewhere sing, how high. it just means, haight i need some more money. he made $4 billi

operations in iraq and afghanistan we can all talk to a bend griffin a former british so u.s. soldier who refused to continue serving in iraq good to see you today thank you for sharing some of your monday morning with us here on r.t. i'll get straight to it why why do you think it's taken three years for the whole court martial process to get started. well it's unprecedented money spent the longest time of any u.s. soldier ever in pretrial detention what manning has done is he revealed the irrational immoral and illegal nature of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and as a result of that he's been persecuted and part of the reason for dragging out this this pre detention pretrial detention is to punish him now do you think there are many if not many certainly some of the media saying that manning is a traitor who risk the lives of u.s. citizens are you buying that no not so manning had access to a huge amount of information as did and do thousands of other employees of the united states government he saw that information within that information actions and activity that were il

number one, stewy griffin. >> stewy griffin would be fantastic. "morning joe" starts right now.

. >>> now, joining us now is attorney and political columnist melissa griffin. you so much for joining us this evening. >> thanks for having me. >> let's break down how the justices ruled on both these issues. let's start with doma. any surprises here? >> reporter: not really. the doma decision was basically the republicans versus the democrats with justice kennedy who is well known to be a swing vote on the side with the democrats. we have seen this 5-4 split several times in this session for various cases. this one was not a surprise. the prop 8 decision, though, definitely was. it's going to be a rare time when you see justice sotomayor on the same side as justice alito joining in a dissent. that's probably because of it was decided on a technicality not on the merits of the case. you can bet if they were deciding whether or not gay marriage was a constitutional right, this split would look different. >> let's talk about justice scalia's really opinionated comments voicing his dissent obviously of this ruling. >> it was really incredible. he referred to legal

drew griffin, cnn, knoxville, tennessee. >> and cancer fund of america ceo and president responded tos investigation through wbir. reynolds gives his take on why so much of the money raised doesn't go to cancer patients. >> they call me up and say i'm the cancer fund of america. you know? i would like to get a donation from you today and i'd give them a dollar. how much of that dollar ends up benefiting a cancer patient? >> about 20%. >> the most that we have ever been able to raise is 2% more than our best fund-raiser gives to us. plus we have all of the headaches. >> as for mr. reynolds, six figure paycheck, he says his board approves that $217,000 a year salary. >>> a 13-year-old girl caught in a terrible world of sex trafficking finally gets out but she ended up in handcuffs. we talked to her about what she wants new york to do to help change that. nothing says, "i'm happy to see you too," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. you deserve more than justo flexibility and convenience. so here are a few reasons to choose university of phoenix. our average class size is o

chad griffin is exactly right to talk about what still remains to be done. i know chad is heading back to california right now. he's going to salt lake city right now. the battle is very different in salt lake city right now than it is in san francisco. with doma being struck down, that has very clear, very direct and i think immediate implications for so many direct benefits that are associated with marriage. that means base housing if you're in the military. that does mean burial rights in you're in the military, medical benefits. it has direct consequences for social security benefits, veterans benefits. on military bases right away these decisions will be made in a collaborative way so that they can be implemented properly. this is not a subtle thing, not a shades of gray moment. in the military, in the veterans administration, in every other aspect of federal life, this is done. this is settled. this will be a hugely practical step forward for couples who really have had second class citizenship with their states recognizing their marriages in some case

nick griffin was part of a european fact finding delegation that's just returned from damascus he told us that any third party involvement aggravates the conflict. when cameron the americans say that we should arm the rebels what they're saying is that a lot of people are being killed in a war so the solution is to send more guns like it's madness unfortunately the americans the british the french and especially the saudis are playing this with a strike but their interest isn't in sorting out the syrian problem it's overthrowing the assad regime which is rid of the last secular intolerant regime in the whole of the middle east and replacing it with extremism the vast majority of the rebels are liberal democrats who respect america west a value of their jihadists you know the first invasion of syria by foreign forces is the fact that at least forty thousand of the so-called syrian rebels are in fact jihadist terrorists from north africa central asia and even western europe there's an estimated six hundred western european born jihadi is fighting against the syrian government right now w

griffin facing bruce. strikes him out. it was black wednesday at wimbledon. what perhaps more upsets in one day than we have seen in years. the biggest? seven time champ roger fedderer goes down swinging. the 27-year-old ranked 116th in the world. never beaten a top 10 player in his career. serve and volley to even this match up. nice drop off. a a staff volley winner, roger miss hits a back hand it goes wide. a grand slam quarter final appearance is in. >> you guys hyped it up and we're both out so there is a let down. it sends a bit of a message to you as well maybe you shouldn't do that that often next time around. >> a match against qualifier knocked out the second round in straight sets now joining six other former number ones going down today. trying to put on the brakes against fernando twisting his right knee. all told seven players never made it or were forced to withdraw. before a lefty injury forced him to retire. the finish line is now wide open nba draft is tomorrow. it may have a little cab space. the 29-year-old is a key player six rebounds and

griffin was really good except for the one pitch to a journeyman catcher playing his first game. these guys were going all in. felix hernandez caught looking and swinging in the fourth chris young to andy chavez bad move you are out. 41-year-old blanco debut for him. grand salami time 4-0 mariners. chad making his third straight start. giants and buster posey deep to second. almost gets out. top of the wall b.j. upton a thorn in the side and second home run of the game and it's 5-4. sergio romo ball four he walks. next batter freddy free man game winningw and braves 6 giants 5. >> if any indication making of a classic series. >> rooting for the blackhawks. mad scramble in front. he shoots and scores. there is the proof bruins tied in the second chris kelly undetected and 1-1 game. series opener was decided in overtime. it took one he snaps it and bruins even the series with a 2-1 victory. >> ama: thank you so much. still to come more weather woes across the nation. damage and rescues and what is ahead. more dramatic clashe >> ama: good evening i'm ama daetz. >> a family of six is

nick griffin on the phone in damascus he is the british leader of the leader of the british national party and in syria as part of a fact finding delegation. damascus has been rocked by a blast today but you've been describing life there as normal why's that. well no one in terms of when you walk around the streets this ordinary people the families the people some of them whom clearly you know strict muslims album secular role they're getting with their own alliance and trying to ignore all of the you know the bomb blasts which go off occasionally seen the same thing in northern ireland and if people get used to it their life continues this means a masters this is a state under attack it's not a stage in crisis now you say you want to highlight the me the british government supporting the syrian opposition what are they as me z.c. well fundamentally it's a question of blowback you remember what happened afghanistan with the way the cia but british and so on created and ahmed al qaida to fight the soviet union and then of course once the soviet union was finished the jihad is you can

griffin was really good except for the one pitch to a journeyman catcher playing his first game. these guys were going all in. felix hernandez, caught looking and swinging in the fourth, chris young to andy chavez, bad move, you are out. 41-year-old blanco, debut for him. grand salami time 4-0 mariners. chad making his third straight start. giants and buster posey deep to second. almost gets out. top of the wall, b.j. upton a thorn in the side and second home run of the game and it's 5-4. sergio romo, ball four, he walks. next batter, freddy free man, game winningw and braves 6, giants 5. >> if any indication making of a classic series. >> rooting for the blackhawks. mad scramble in front. he shoots and scores. there is the proof, bruins tied in the second, chris kelly undetected and 1-1 game. series opener was decided in overtime. it took one, he snaps it and bruins even the series with a 2-1 victory. >> ama: thank you so much. still to come, more weather woes across the nation. damage and rescues and what is ahead. more dramatic clashes >> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> a