but how are the baltimore colts remembered by the hall of fame? hall of fame has certainly gone modern to help your experience here. to find out more about the hall of famers a touchscreen. you can find them by name, by team, by position and by year. the thing is when you go by team and want to find nor about the baltimore colts, nobody there. you have to hit on indianapolis to learn more about john unitas. >> johnny u was an icon in the game of football. >> to be fair that's the only frustration in regard to how the colts are displayed. the baltimore colts. it didn't take long to figure out the most prominent player in canton is john unitas. the bronze bust of course but another bronze statue, too. the black high tops. the jerseys. and the game that earns the greatest tribute, you know which one. >> in 1958, they played in what's considered to be the greatest game ever played. >> the baltimore colts are such an important part of nfl history. and an important part of the way we tell this story. we always want to make sure they will be remembered.

tonight the people that will be making remarks from this podium will be the people receiving the hall of fame award and the lifetime achievement award. the balance of the individuals and organizations that will receive awards are going to be interviewed by our nen tv film crew in the north court during the reception. you can watch the interviews and how their feelings of joy and passion about receiving the awards and we will post all of them on the internet as well as hopefully make them available on s.f. government tv. you will have a chance to hear from the wins wynners. we're going to try to consolidate the program and do the second half in the reception. which brings up the fact once again we have the amazing st. john event doing our food in the north light court. so, at the conclusion of this evening's event we ask you all join us in the north light court to enjoy a wonderful selection of food and wine and drinks. i'd also like to take a moment, of course, and thank mayor lee for once again extending the invitation to host the event here as well at city hall as well as our new city admin

. > ♪ >> you are watching the funeral mass of a hall of fame arty donovan, passed away on sunday rememberedy his family and friends. great turnout, the cathedral where we have seen the funeral masses of so many baltimore johnny unitas, and now art donovan. commune cane taking place, and at the end will come the final commendation where the catholic faith, the priest will condemn the soul to heaven. ong those here, former governor, huge fan. andsons of john unitas, joe chad. crowd of hundreds at the cathedral today, remembering a man who brought so much to baltimore. prior to 1958, the greatest game ever played as it is known in football lore history, baltimore was not considered a great sports town. it had never placed a world champion on the national stage, art donovan, the 1958 colts helped change that forever. and as part of his career path, 10 years later, would wind up in canton as the first baltimore colt enshrined in the hall of fame. that really did open him to a national stage. that would include the tonight show with john so i carson, late night with david letterman where he would

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of the top highlights of the event, and that is an opportunity to induct someone into the nen hall of fame. the hall of fame is an opportunity to take a moment and celebrate the lifetime of the contribution that an individual has made to our city and perhaps just seize the opportunity perhaps if they haven't been highlight and had elevated for that contribution here in city hall in the rotunda to do so. this year's nen hall of fame inductee is bernice. [speaker not understood] to talk more about her contributions to the city. jen? (applause) >> hi, my name is jennifer banta and i am proud to nominate bernice beng to the nen hall of fame. bernice being was a visionary artist. she was born, raised, educated and worked in san francisco. * bing. she graduated from the first mfa class of the san francisco art institute in 1961. she was good friends with joan brown and jay de feo. shes what an integral part of the art scene in north beach. she was also part of the first argot lin artist's in residence program in 1967 and spent the better part of the '70s deeply devote today community arts and ac

the >>> there's no greater honor in the nfl than being inducted in the pro football hall of fame. this is the ultimate individual honor in the ultimate team sport. semp members got the call today including former raider and 49er. closest i got is playing in the hall of fame game my rookie year. seth did his kroer with the raiders and allen from sonoma state who ended his career with the 49ers. carter, robinson and curly joined the most coveted club in football. we have compiled the best sound from the induction ceremony. >> on our first date she cooked for me, she cooked me two chickens, french fries, baked me a cake and gave me a -- [ laughter ] i knew then that was my wife, right there. i'm so very proud to have been the baltimore ravens first ever draft choice. i'm so humbled to be the baltimore ravens first ever hall of fame inductee. thank you all. thank you again and good night. >> i tell people when you play football you have to like the taste of blood. you have to remember that half of the time it is your blood. >> i played this game to retire my mother because my mother wo

i'm so humbled to be the baltimore ravens first ever hall of fame inductee. thank you all. thank you again and good night. >> i tell people when you play football you have to like the taste of blood. you have to remember that half of the time it is your blood. >> i played this game to retire my mother because my mother worked to the bone and i wasn't going to allow her or myself to be in that position again. i love this game. >> i heard him say this several years ago. he said that the locker room is a great laboratory for human behavior. when he said that, it just kind of hit me. i said, you know what, this guy's right. this guy is absolutely right. now, talent aside, we know it is a football business but the only prereck quiz it is in to acceptance in that locker room is you have to be willing to contribute to the greater good. if you are willing to do that, you are readily accepted. if you are not, you are pretty much quickly rejec allw we have place. okay. we have white. we have black. we have latin. we have asian. we have samone wants, we have con gans and i have coached

. -- football hall of fame. , andt loved baltimore baltimore loved art. today, people came out en masse to remember and honor him. a great hall of fame football player, a great storyteller and proud father and husband, art donovan was one-of-a-kind. today, family and friends came to the cathedral of mary our queen to say goodbye to art. >> unforgettable. a wonderful person, always. the guy you could go to for a good, honest answer. just a neat, neat guy. colts win twohe world championships, in 1958 and 1959. at the service today, a former colt, now minister, gave the eulogy. countlessnk of the hours art devoted to this city, its citizens and the agencies, and all the hours he devoted to nonprofits and groups serving the youth and citizens of this state. tapestry of all that is the in maryland, and over past six decades, you will see his life woven throughout that tapestry. but i believe his most enduring legacy and most important is as a husband, father,, and grandfather. >> art touched so many people. to make fun of my spats. what is that? that kind of th

he defined his position in the nfl and for that he answered place in the pro football hall of fame-- he pro football hall of fame and defined what a player should be when he retired he stayed in baltimore

that's the day you will be able to see new hall of famer jonathan ogden get his hall of fame ring. yesterday he tweeted out this, can't wait to receive my hall of fame ring at ravens no 24th game. that game is a sunday at 1:00 versus the new york jets. >>> all right. it's about time to shout play ball in aber done because the 14th ash aberdeen because the 14th annual-- aber dean because the 14th annual cal ripken world series will take place. the world series features kids 1 and under opening ceremonies will take place 5 p.m. at the ripken experience complex in aber deen shall dean. >>> it's friday -- aberdeen. >>> we have more showers and thunderstorms on tap for today but will we see it for the weekend? i will have the answer coming up. >> reporter: no delays in your i will show you what the other main lines look like coming up on good morning maryland. as we head to break, friends remember, baltimoreans love artie. >> i am scart garceau and i loveed artie donovan. >> i am dan mead. >> i am frank and i love and loved arthur donovan. >> i am michael oshea and i love arthur donovan.

he was the first baltimore player inducted into the hall of fame . back to you. >> thank you. e funeral is at 11:00. you can watch live coverage of the service right here at wjz 13 and also at cbsbaltimore.com. we will be straeming it. >>> now more on a recent accident off of ocean city maryland where a catamaran capsized. fisherman pulled two from the water but the other two could not be saved. as mary bubala reports, one of the dead is a newly wood. >> good morning. bill gogle just gotten married in march. on monday he decide ed d to go on a rare fishing trip. >> witnesses say a wave caused the 20 foot catamaran to capsize 32 miles off the coast of ocean city. one survivor found clinging to the boat, another in the water. 57-year-old freddy castro of silver springs and 52-year-old bill gogle never resurfaced. >> he was my best friend. >> debby said her husband rarely went fishing. he was the proud father of two daughters and three stepchildren. >> his hugs. that's the number one thing . and his voice. reassuring me, telling me it's going to be okay. >> the coast guard is now

. >> pro football hall of fame inducted seven new members today. warren sapp and larry allen from sonoma state ended his with the 49ers. chris carter and others also joined the most coveted fraternity in football. allen is 11 time pro bowler how his career got dominated by reggie white on sunday. >> became the strongest man in the n.f.l. i did it natural. [ laughter ] >> twice of the weight. >> only player ever from sonoma state in the hall of fame. more tonight at 11:00. we'll see you then. >> next at 9:00, a look at the women numbers for >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, if bart workers strike it could affect more than commuters. people say they will lose big bucks if the trains stop running. plus, a win for apple. ban that has been bypassing what apple is allowed to sell overseas. that is all tonight at 11:00. all right, $300 million powerball jackpot numbers are in. they are 21, 24, 36, 42, 45, powerball, 15. lottery officials have not announced if there is a winner yet. lump-sum payment is worth $172 million! we certainly didn't win. [ laughter

spitz, and christine, the only swimmer to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fame inducted members today. larry allen out of sonoma state university ended his career with the niners, bill parcell, hodgkin's, chris carter and curly cup join the most coveted fraternity in football. allen played with dallas and the 49ers and won a super bowl ring from 1995. >> one of the most valuable lesson is learned in my life, never to become down from anybody. i've carried that lesson through my whole career. i just knew i had to win every point. >> mike: a lot more tonight at 11:00. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> fantastic. next at 6:00, how the hot weather helps these officers round up a dozen >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 136789 we'll tell you why state leg -- regulators are investigating offshore drilling operations off the california coast. >> if b.a.r.t. workers strike it could affect more than just commuters. the people who say they'll lose big bucks when the trains stop running. >> today, traffic police in one chinese city foun

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of course recently, jonathan ogden went into the hall of fame. one of the neat things of going into the hall of fame, they have a film you can watch from the previous season. our broadcast team took a 10-minute film about the super bowl and their call of it. it is one of the most enjoyable things. if you get to canton, take the time and watch that film. let's see what the broadcast team thinks it is going to happen. >> thank you, pete. the phrase new season has never been more appropriate than the 2013 start for the ravens. . an white, qadry ismail this is brad new. >> they tried to get better, and i think they did. feel find out how much better than they are. >> huff, brandon williams williams, a lot of new faces are going to be on the field. but it is going to be a better defense. if you can play the run better, can you play defense better. >> joe flacco is still taking snaps and throwing the ball. what is new on offense is really the new relationships joe has to build to make sure the passing game work. >> certainly the one guy you can depend u

year. >>> finally republicans and democrats are coming together to get yes into the rock and roll hall of fame. it is called voices for yes and lead by political consultants for both parties and aimes to get the legendary boy band the respect it deserves. said one of the campaign's leaders, quote, the novel thing about this is it is something republicans and democrats are able to come together on. you know, maybe it isn't a bad start. maybe the first step to any gridlock in washington turns out to be music. i even came up with a motto. don't say no when it comes to this band. >> i get it. >> clint, you are a musician and what do you think of all of this? >> i just think, just say yes. >> why did i think of that? sh -- why didn't i think of that? >> yes is a band who brought really the innovation of a more technical approach to rock and roll. if you look at the history of where rock and roll was when they came along they upped the ante. much more sophisticated. >> you are saying basically they are the beatles of rock and roll. >> if the beatles were well known. >> exactly, exactly. is this a bi

spitz, and christine, the only swimmer to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fameinducted members today. larry allen out of sonoma state university ended his career with the niners, bill parcell, hodgkin's, chris carter and curly cup join the most coveted fraternity in football. allen played with dallas and the 49ers and won a super bowl ring from995 >> one of the lesson is learned in my life, never to become down from anybody. i've carried that lesson through my whole career. i just knew i had to win every point. >> mike: a lot more tonight at 11:00. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> fantastic. next at 6:00, how the hot weather helps these officers >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 136789 we'll tell you why state leg -- regulators are investigating offshore drilling operations off the california coast. >> if b.a.r.t. workers strike it could affect more than just commuters. the people who say they'll lose big bucks when the trains stop running. >> today, traffic police in one chinese city found themselves in a different kind of

. >> the nfl began its new bag policy this weekend at the hall of fame induction and game in ohio. the nfl i tightening security in the wake of the boston marathon bombing. fans cannot bring backpacks or large bags into the stadium. the only bags permitted are clear, plastic, and vinyl, and no bigger than 12-by-6-by-12. >> a tradition in spain is comes to the u.s. the great bull run will be held in self cities and is inspired by the running of the bulls in pamplona sprain. organizers of the u.s. event say the one here will be different with more safety features. the first event is august 24th august 24th at a drag racing strip near richmond, virginia. more are planned including one in an unnamed city in california. >> the latest ahead on the negotiations happening right now to avoid a b.a.r.t. strike. >> also ahead, get your ticket yet? the powerball jackpot hits 300 million. why waiting to play might be the right move. >> taking a live look outside of the bay bridge, our temperatures are dipping and there is some chance of drizzle. meteorologist leigh glaser has a little bit of eve

. >> every city has a hall of fame. i would say the five points is for new york the hall of fame. it is by far the biggest graffiti convention, where anyone can go. legalis the largest outdoor arts festival in the world. every major tour operator brings them here. the honor of the building once to cash in and he wants to put up two towers and destroy the building. >> that have always been our buildings. over 20 years, the artists have been here working on the walls without any trouble. they always had the freedom to do what they wanted to do. now we want to do what we want to do with our property, and that is to build two rental towers and grow with the growing neighborhood. >> we have been part of the fabric of long island for over 40 years. we understand the rhythm of the community and what they have to say. the community is changing. i don't think they understand that this is our property and we would like to do what we think is right for the neighborhood and for ourselves. >> the developer is talking about building 1000 apartments on that side. in new york city, real estate ec

. >> every city has a hall of fame. i would say the five points is for new york the hall of fame. it is by far the biggest graffiti convention, where anyone can go. legalis the largest outdoor arts festival in the world. every major tour operator brings them here. the honor of the building once to cash in and he wants to put up two towers and destroy the building. >> that have always been our buildings. over 20 years, the artists have been here working on the walls without any trouble. they always had the freedom to do what they wanted to do. now we want to do what we want to do with our property, and that is to build two rental towers and grow with the growing neighborhood. >> we have been part of the fabric of long island for over 40 years. we understand the rhythm of the community and what they have to say. the community is changing. i don't think they understand that this is our property and we would like to do what we think is right for the neighborhood and for ourselves. >> the developer is talking about building 1000 apartments on that side. in new york city, real estate ec

last night the hall of fame inducted seven new members into the hall of fame. season starts in just 32 days. parcels, warren sapp, and carter. that's good news. but following the state of bad news of nfl players, the national football league is looking forward to making uplifting history probably next year with the first female nfl referee. earlier i talked with the "state of the union" candy crowley about this nfl first. >> i think you hit the nail on the head. can we know what's really in the mind of nfl officials who decide this? no. i'm a skeptic. i've covered politics for too long. high-profie players charged with murder, duis, on an on, you'd like to change the subject. this is a great story. i mean the possibility the first full-time nfl female referee. and so they put her out there. they agree. it's a great story. so i agree. we bit. hey, it's kind of interesting. >> you say she's familiar with ncl mini camps and been on the field. has this been a life long pursuit of hers? she's a mother of three including a newborn at home? >> yes. she has a 7-month-o

maybe it's coming to him, during his first year of eligible for the hall of fame. all-time home run king, barry bonds received less than half the number of votes he needed to get into the hall of fame. will it be any different for a-rod? live at at&t, terry mcsweeney. >> we'll' what happens in this case. we'll have more on the baseball suspensions. and we'll hear from a defiant alex rodriguez in a few minutes. >>> just in, a computer system outage that was causing delays across the country is over. a spokesperson from san jose airport said the system went back online just a few moments ago. a lot of airlines use the system. the outage affected several airlines at sfo and san jose, including american, alaska, jetblue and virgin america. again, the system is back online. >>> police say it was intentional. we're learning more about the suspect accused of plowing down pedestrians on the venice beach boardwalk. police say surveillance video captures mason campbell in his car, possibly scouting the boardwalk before speeding towards the crowds on thursday. a 32-year-old i

he ought to be in the hall of fame. >> but that's sort of the problem. it's not so much what he did but how he handled it afterward that has him in trouble. >> correct. >> angels superstar mike trotter might be the best all-around player in the game. he basically said any p.e.d. users should be banned from baseball for life. it seems extreme but could that ever happen or what do you think about that? >> i think the players association is leaning heavily and perhaps this went to change some of their rules toward it. i think they are aiming toward first time you get caught, suspended, perhaps for a year. second time, then the ban for life takes effect. >> so this could actually happen? >> i think it could. the tide has turned. imagine ten years ago you never thought the union would agree to it. >> they never addressed it ten years ago. they refused to even address p.e.d.s in baseball. >> if you love mike barnicle, you can get more of him on "morning joe" in about 14 minutes. right here. you can get as much as you want. let's get to some baseball. rangers a

he was a phenomenal placekicker, and he's inducted into the pro football hall of fame. that if there was a hall of fame for fathers, he'd be in it as well; he was a great dad. i was probably seven years old when he retired from the browns. a recent honor is the ncaa has an award named after him for the top kicker of the year, which is kind of a neat thing to continue his legacy, even though he's been long gone. he died, unfortunately, ten years ago. at 76, right? 76 was his age when he died, and that's the number that they retired many years ago with the cleveland browns. now, what did he do after he retired? well, even when he was playing back then, they had to have second jobs. he had an insurance business, and he'd get out of a football game and the next day would be trying to sell insurance. so these are items from your dad's career. yeah-- what we have here on the right is one of his football jerseys. on the left here, i have my dad's... one of his sideline jackets. and one thanksgiving after my father passed, my mom came in with a paper bag and we all drew cards, a

time to let pete rose in the hall of fame. pete rose should be in the hall of fame. >> donald, always nice to talk to you. thank you. >> thanks a lot, greta. >> the summer recess of 2009. weren't they filed? voters were fired up about the stimulus bill and the upcoming health care bill. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. you want to leave. >> i am going to speak my mind before i leave. >> you have awakened a sleeping giant. >> i charge you, senator cardin, with usurping authority not granted to you as a united states senator. how are you going to look at my children in their eyes and tell them they are going to have a better future with 99 trillion dollar? say it with me, $99 trillion. >> this is really not about health care reform or insurance reform. it's a bill about government control. >> we're going to pay more taxes because of you, sir. >> so what makes you think the government could run a new health care program? >> it's unconstitutional. >> stay out of my business! stay out of my health care. >> the whole bill needs to be

. >> very random, should pete rose now be in the hall of fame? >> absolutely yes. you know, you look at some of this stuff and you see pete rose is the number one all-time leading hits leader in baseball, over 4,000 hits. he's paid a big price. absolutely. it's time to let pete rose in the hall of fame. by the way, virtually everybody agrees with me. pete rose should be in the hall of fame. >> donald, always nice to talk to you, thank you. >> thanks a lot, greta. >>> remember those town hall meetings in the summer recess of 2009, weren't they wild? voters were on fire about the then recently passed stimulus bill in the upcoming health care bill. >> wait a minute, wait a minute. you want to leave? leave. >> i am going to speak my mind before i leave. >> you have awakened the sleeping giant. >> i charge you, senator carden, with authority not granted to you as the united states senator. how will you look at my children, in their eyes, and tell them they're going to have a better future with $99 trillion. say it with me. $99 trillion that you did. >> this is really not

. >> tim: we talked about it in the opening about you playing and in your hall of fame induction speechboutour injuries. an you missed -- you figured it out, like 2200 games, 5 1/2 years. >> almost 6 years of injuries. >> tim: of rescuers. that position, obviously -- of injuries. that position, obviously. i ce to the red sox in 1974, bebecause the leon lee running in you, i believe in june of that year. >> right. >> tim: : andd then the reason i stayeded with the red sox in the spring of '75 was you broke your arm. so i mean, here i -- you know, instead of being teammates for you, you know, you were on the d.l. you used to come to the ballpark all the time and we'd talking but it was -- we'd talk, but you middle of '74 to the middle of '75. >> that's exacactly right. an i missed five days short of a year. in thesewo instances you know, the fact that i had my knee blown out at the plate in cleveland, and that was back in the prehistoric days of knee surgery where they -- there was no such thing as arthroscopic. >> tim: wawas it your left knee? >> left knee and i was never supposed to cat

bill maher this friday night and he wasn't shy about who he's thought should induct him into the hall of fame the rock 'n' roll hall of fame if and when he's selected. take a look. >> who would you like to induct you? >> obama. >> all right. well -- >> i cheated. >> let's say he's busy. >> it would be all right. he owes me a couple. >> yeah, he owes you. >> he owes me a couple. >> that would be a presidential first. inducting somebody into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. the big white house movie "the butler" will be a big film set for release in august has got one important fan, barbara bush. politico reports the movie made the former first lady cry during an advanced screening unin kennebunkport. it's a story gr where she once lived. it's about the white house butler ejean allen who served through eight presidencies from 1952 to 1986. it will show a different perspective how those eight presidents treated the people who served them in the white house. i can't wait. and those presidents are played here by some big name actors. dwight eisenhower, ike is played by you believe it, robin william

those cowboys already have one game under their buckles. 138 members of the hall of fame stood for a ph. morris off the hands of bumkis. and holomans is there for the pick. and one other nfl hall of fame and true character of the game, mark donovan died today. donovan spent most of his 12 years in the nfl with baltimore and helped lead the colts to world championships in 1958 and 59. the defense inlineman become the first colt to join the nfl. art donovan was truly one for the ages. >>> and it seems that johnny manziel cannot stay out of the news. manziel is being investigated for getting paid a five figure fee for signing memorabilia. the ncaa had no comment but when asked about if there would be fines they kind of hinted that something was going on. >>> it was a sad day for the hendricks team. jeff gordon will remember his 42nd birthday as the day he let a victory slip away. jimmy had to pit several times to keep his car in the race. he finished 13th but he's still the lead in the over all cup points. casey kahne beats him on the restart. kahne wins his second race. sorry if casey b

baseball to save himself from a lifetime ban and of course, to salvage his potential spot in the hall of fame. somewhere mark mcgwire is laughing at those chances. but a-rod's now among nine players who are about to face severe penalties for use of performance-enhancing drugs or peds. rodriguez is the highest paid player in baseball and easily the most famous linked to the doping scandals. he got his peds from an anti-aging clinic in florida called biogenesis is of america. since then, he's accused of recruiting other athlete to the clinic and lying about it and trying to destroy evidence. you know, guy stuff. lawyers for rodriguez said they would fight any lifetime ban, then he could possibly return to play. while the appeals process is taking hold. so the question is what impact will all of this have on what used to be america's past time? well, nadia is the founder and host of caught offbase with nadia.com. a show chock-full of great interviews with nadia and various athlete and celebrity the and even a lot of my guys on the new york mets. >> thank you for having me. >> john: great to have

artie played 138 games in 12 seasons and was the first colt to go to the hall of fame. quely, he was also the first pro football player to earn a place in the u.s. marine corps sports hall of fame. he was as famous off the field as he was on, and an inspiration to several generations of fans and athletes. his second career as a storyteller continued until his passing at age 89. the retired defensive tackle loved making public appearances, reminiscing about his playing days, and sharing his humor wherever he went. he published an autobiography, co-hosted a popular local talk show, and did commercials for the maryland state lottery and espn. to say artie donovan was loved is an understatement. to say he will be remembered is a testament to the jovial life he lived.for more, go to he lived.for more, go to wbaltv.com and click on caramel mocha. caramel almond. caramel turtle. [ sighs ] that would've been awkward. with dunkin's caramel iced coffee flavors, there are more ways than ever to love caramel. try the new caramel coconut today. america runs on dunkin'. pretzels! [lou

he is an nfl hall of fame and baltimore colts legend. later today, artie donovan will be laid to rest. jennifer franciotti is live with more on today's big story. good morning. >> good morning. i know you got a chance to meet on a donovan. connection, we are talking about a man who could light up a room and make you smile. right now the sports legends new gm wants you to check out a display. a special display in honor of art donovan. four you pictures of him. two of him were as a marine serving in guam. if you had a chance to meet him, you had a story to tell.he's so i like to tell stories. me, youime he said to how lucky we were when we played for the colts? he had big eyes. because they still remember us. >> the tribute will be held here at the cathedral of mary our queen. our coverage begins at 11:00 and will be led by gerry sandusky. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> folks will remember artie donovan for a long time. thank you. investigators are warning the public about a recent string of burglaries. the latest ha

more than 800 people on hand to say goodbye to the hall of fame football player and unofficial blue-collar king of baltimore. donovan became a household name or for his storytelling and belly laughs than his foot all prowess, amazing, as he was a hall -- football prowess, amazing, as he was a hall of famer. knewlot of people never the depths of his heart. he was a pallbearer for my wife that passed on. .e was there when my son died he was right there, right out front. through no to go changes. lenny, you need me, call me, i will be there. is the donovan i'll love it. that is the donovan i knew. -- i loved. that is the donovan i knew. all that joking and stuff, that was a part of him, but there is more depth to him. >> powerful tribute, thank you. to the ravens. a mix of the good, bad and ugly, all while scoring 44 points. not yet ready to sound the alarm. >> probably just a couple things here and there on the drives that would have kept us on the field longer. but i like where we are headed and i felt good out there. worries, but no appearance for joe in the premier edition of sideline sou

the texas ranger museum and hall of fame. cool.t was built in 1974 to commemorate excellence in law enforcement for the last 150 years. how many texas rangers have there been? oh, there's been hundreds, mike, but only 26 are honored in the texas ranger hall of fame. did you know any of them? yeah, i know one. right over here. c.d. parker, a good friend. who's the most famous? well, that's hard to say, charles. they were all great men. charles: how'd they get to be texas rangers? well, they came from all around: war veterans, army scouts, bounty hunters. in fact, some were even outlaws. really? mm-hmm. yeah, back in those days, to be a texas ranger, you had to-- ride like the wind, track like a comanche, shoot like a kentuckian, and fight like the devil. that's right, mike. well, could you tell us a story about one of them? ok. how about hayes cooper? he left a journal before he died.

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he texts me twice a week for the rest of my career. >> and now he's in the hall of fame. that's the way the ball bounces. see you again tonight at five. have a great day! >> thank you, schu. another update on the all-stars. they are still winning 1-0. bottom of the third, and we want to mention you can watch the game, if you like, on our sister station espn3.com. that's online. francis joins us again. >> we have cloudy skies to start if you are thinking of heading outdoors. it's pleasant. although it's cool right now. live doppler 7hd picking up a lot of the low clouds that spread inland overnight. even patchy fog and drizzle early this morning. we are taking a look now from our roof camera towards the embarcadero. you see some of the runners for the san francisco giants race that's going on. there is also street closers in the area. but notice the trees around blowing around so winds are very light at this point. san francisco it's 55 degrees, 57 in oakland and 57 in san jose. but you still see the marine layer there on the top of the golden gate bridge. so it's cloudy an

way played in stanford for 30 years ago and went in the hall of fame career in nfl. >>> an unusual protest using one of russia's signature alcohol beverages. >>> and the mystery sources of san francisco that's involving some eye catching art work. >>> it was not codka. promotes non traditional sexual relationships. bay area want san francisco to join the boycott. >>> a public art display is turning heads in the san francisco neighborhoods. who's done it? it is unclear who installed the colorful piece in the city. no one is taking credit for the art work. >>> after pulling off an amazing stunt while off of 14, 000 feet in the air. anthony martin was lock inside the casket. as the coffin fell towards earth, martin works to free himself, he landed safely. thank you for making us your choose for ktvu. we are live tonight of the possible strike, we are always here for you at www.ktvu.com, tmz is up next right here on tv 36. >> today on "tmz." >> we talked to shaq about something that everybody in california knows about. >> since when does the government have the right to text message every sing

because of the hall of fame game, tonight, right here, that starts at 5:00, a special programming note> our key issues and people this sunday -- high alert, an al qaeda terror threat. who is behind the administration's high anxiety? we'll hear from two leading u.s. senators including the top republican on the senate intelligence committee. >>> the snowden affair. russia gives him temporary asylum. how the obama adminiration is trying to win the debate over privacy versus security. >>> craving the spot light. politicians and personal scandals. what makes them think they should stay in public life? inside on the pursuit of redemmings from our political roundtable including the host of msnbc's "morning joe," joe scarborough. >>> and judgment day. the fate of some of baseball's biggest stars hangs in the balance as they face the prospect of severe penalties over

cowboys/dolphins and the preseason hall of fame game. play of the game was all about arithmetic. what does one times 75 equal? well, it equals a cowboys interception by devaunty holman right there. unstoppable 75 for the score. miami 24-20. you want more nfl? it's coming this thursday. >>> he was the nfl's funny man. art donovan known for hilarious stories. a feisty defensive tackle. he helped the colts before they were even super bowls get world championships in '58 and '59. the baltimore teddy bear and hall of famer art donovan passing away at the age of 89. >>> tiger not at a major but wins at the bridgestone invitational. evidently a fan, a cuky squirrel, he goes left, then he sees tiger who is off the screen right here and then he decides to go right. so maybe not a fan of tiger after all. >>> nascar's pocono 400 starts with a flash. david gilliland's car hits a wall and catches fire. later, though, danica patrick triggers a four-car bender. jeff burton caught in the slow motion crash. it was all kasey kahne who gets the checkered flag there. >>> the dodgers are unbeatable o

the hall of fame aspect as a whole other argument. they did not play. ormance was enhanced because they didn't play get some of the best. those are classified as drugs of abuse. players took decades and decades. 162, won her to choose a lot to play, but they took into enemies because there were performance enhancing drugs. many guys took those. they distinguish between their performance and has been tried so i think that alternately almost all players inhe hall of fame for some reason or another have performance enhancements. >> every generion has some new aspect. neil: all i can say, the it's sugar doughnuts. as my particular high. that's why and the envy of yours worldwe. thank you both. >> thank you. neil: well, the president plans to push more housing aid, and that as my next guest ready to ♪ neil: well, he might be on his way out, but no less than the president of the united states is stopping by hishow, the fourth time. part of that targeted tour was the president plans to talk up not only jay but more housing aid. a real estate expert. the very fi

party can agree to say yes to anything except maybe yes, the band, being in the rock 'n' roll hall of famegroup of bipartisan political consultants are using their campaign know how to rock up votes. they all claim to be fans of yes and 70s concept. hash tag zuck slogan. that's it for "the lead." i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >> he may have been one of the most physically fit occupants of the oval office, but in a major surprise today, the former president george w. bush undergoes heart surgery for a blocked artery. were there warning signs? >> americans evacuated from yemen after deadly drone strikes on al qaeda militants, sparking growing concern about an al qaeda terror attack. i'll speak to the former director of