off hamels' glove hand. the easy play at first for the out. he's in pain. he finished the inning but leaves after four. x-rays were negative and he'll make his next start. top eight, red sox up 3-0. make that 4-0. for the sun devils.. dustin pedroia with the solo bomb. next batter. jason varitek. yep, that's gone too. second solo home run of the game for him. the red sox with back to back jacks. the red sox win 5-2. jon lester ends up getting the win. that will do it for this update. >>> this is fascinating stuff. ghostly, never before seen images of the "titanic" have just been released taken last year by a 3d camera. >> so real life. take a look, just amazing. in one of these you can see the last remaining lifeboat crane. those lifeboats were launched before they were full as people famously. >> another image shows where the metal hull of the ship ripped in half. these are the windows of the famous luxury suites. >> another image shows the captain's quarters. captain submit's bathtub gave him the choice of fresh or salt water to bathe in. incredible pictu

your honor, in finding that counts 5 and 6 in the hamel case was a violation of double jeopardy, the court pointed to the fact that there was no temp droral break. similarly, your honor, the false statements misanthony made to detective occurred during the course of a single interview on july 16th, 2008. the interview was one continuous conversation and similarly, there were no breaks or other criteria to suggest the defendant had time to pause, reflect and form a new criminal intent so as not to have double jeopardy. we provided the court with two other cases. another case that is 511 southern 2nd 401 and that was out of the fifth dca, 1987 case. we provided the court with a case 475 southern 2nd 252 an 1985 case. it's our assertion that that the hamel case is similar in that it touches on the temporal aspects in this case as well but the hug decision, the double jeopardy was invoked when the defendant was convicted of five incidences of leaving one scene because they were -- there were five people in particular who were left at the scene of an accident. burke, on the other hand, is

> a sick tim scratched for the second straight day again the phillies third inning, aaron against hamels. shall he was one for four against his former team. san francisco denied his 13th win. brown came up with the line drive. jeff scored to make it 2-0. they win, matt got his 9th victory of the season. >>> oakland was hitting like it was 1973. they score nine in the 4th off shields, ryan sweeney homered for the first time since may 4th of last year. matsui amazing, he had fine runs batted in. the a's had a season high 17 hits. they win again. nfl he was supposed to be the 49ers starting center but bosh has elected toison with the giants. go >>> yes, the raiders reported to training camp without three players. hey, at least they have an optimistic head coach. >> let me tell you all something. i am not changing. i'm going to push the defense, the offense, the coaches, the fans, you. look at this place. we are -- i can't go drink the wine but i'm temperaturing you what a great place for us to be. >> sounds like he did drink the wine. >>> a praying mantis ate alive logan morrisonn who is no

cole hamels day-to-day after a line drive took off his glove bruising his right hand. he had to leave the game. jason varitek had to leave the yard twice. a pair of homers. boston finally got a win in philly. if you have 3-d tv, this is for you. a foul ball right in your living room. something tells me he remembers a few things against his former teammates. struck out 13 for his 11th win of the year. justin verlander joined sabathia, picked up an 11th win. shut down the red hot mess. they couldn't stop verlander. tigers won it 5-2. finally, nothing going right on or off the field for the as. they lost to the rockies 5-4, and you know you're having a rough year when your fans have trouble spelling. that should say matsui land.bç]s the as kand win and their fans need a dictionary in oakland. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a very safe fourth of july weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> are there alternatives to mega machines and box office explosions this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are just ahead. >>> the american buffalo already

coal hamels took a line drive off his glove and bruised his right hand. jason varitek had to leave the yard twice. a pair of homers. boston finally got a win if in filly 5-2. >>> if you have a 3d tv, this is for you. get your glove ready. a foul ball right into your living room. sabathia was only a brewer for a few months, but something tells me he remembers something about his former team. sabathia struck out 13 for his 11th win of the year. mark hit a milestone. home run number 300. yanks beat the brewers 5-0. >> new york tried to shut down verlander. but they couldn't, tigers won it 5-2. finally, nothing going right on or off the field for the as. they lost to the rockies 5-4, and you know you're having a rough year when your fans have trouble spelling. that should say matsui land. they can't win, and their fans need a dictionary. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a very safe fourth of july weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather. don't you hat

percent energy majors the biggest losers on both of horses now let's have a look at some individuals hamel seldom isaacs we see look local and gas prong down local dollhouse percent gaskell down one point nine percent banking stocks also finished lowers their right over two percent. and rustan's biggest retail group x five has boosted its revenue by fifty one percent in the press half of the year the company says the seven point eight billion dollars come from strong the sales and consolidation from the recently acquired cupcake stock. that's the business update for this but it's all forget you can always log onto our web site that's hockey dot com slash business and more business stories that i just watch. the. first three remove the old call the clear cut. second explains a very good plan to be in the clear. nerd remains very funny feeling. finally the unwanted show is because you tend to invest.

taken out by reagan bush and bush joining me now to issue her take on the issue as you do gretchen hamel executive director of public notice i gretchen i think having thanks for joining us take a look at this graph this is the this is this is the contribution by president to the national debt and as you can see you know break reagan came in a reagan came to power it was over here the president reagan came into power less than a trillion dollars in debt he runs up three trillion dollars in debt he has about a little more than two h.w. bush adds another one and a half trillion dollars in debt clinton starts and it down then bush george w. bush comes in and he threw. as in another for a half trillion dollars in debt republicans ran up this debt why are they now willing to pay for it oh republicans now that they did republicans know that they are just as guilty as others on the i don't think and republicans and democrats are both guilty on this right and they pay for it they're trying to paper now by with spending democrats and i killed him as bill clinton. he had early on that he had i do w

hamel who built the great northern railroad which at least by popular understanding is the one of the four major transcontinental that was built largely with of federal subsidy. it is the northernmost of the u.s. transcontinental. he was trying to populate. but you -- maybe i misunderstood. a solely private enterprise. plenty of opportunity for interface with the political system and a stand of corruption. >> a little more complicated. but give me an of swedes and whiskey in 00 road to hell. but what he had, the only one who realizes that he foresees that he will build the railroad. that is the major problem. a little early. does not anticipate the depression of 1893. it is not true. his core road is st. paul minneapolis in manitoba which has some of the largest land grants in minnesota and the dakotas. very valuable. that becomes the core around which she's been severed. but the real thing, he builds the road and about the time where for the first time you really need transcontinental. in 1890, after the oppression of 1893 he takes off traffic for these roads. they take part of the m