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. >> mike ing is holding the last half the total with family members. this picture was taken in the mexican riviera before a fishing trip. two of his cousins are still missing. he clung to a cooler for over 18 hours after the 35 ft. waves son, the ship he was on. >> nothing but three men, a cooler and an empty sky. >> the men paddled for hours but only gained about 2-3 ft.. it was leaked and desolate but they helped one another stay alive. >> even though i was with two other survivors, it was lonely. >> mexican fishermen found them and they survived on her shoes and dark chocolate kisses. >> my first bite was heaven. besides >> sun burned, ing says physically he is doing fine and happy to be back home with his wife. >> take a look at all of this job. do not call it junk says this bay area manager on a show about orders. more on the story coming up. >> former governor structure saw schwarzenegger is being sued over what he did in his final days in office >> you could pay the price of the government cannot borrow more money. >> in san mateo, a new effort

inge, peralta. then little tiger insurance. inge triples off that scores two, 6-3, the tigers salvage game three of the series. >>> diamondbacks/a's. gio gonzalez named to his first career all-star game. connor jackson going upstairs off ian kennedy. kennedy thought he was snubbed for the all-star team, so what did he do? gave up seven runs. 4-1 oakland. now 5-1 as sizemore takes kennedy out. his second of the year. make it 7-1 a's. then gonzalez in command, gets johnson to end the seventh. seven strikeouts, a's 7-2, kate longworth with the wrap from oakland. >> reporter: basking in the glow of his first all-star collection, gio gonzalez cruised to his eighth win on the season. for the southpaw a big team victory sunday as well as a personal milestone. >> it was a secret are goal of mine. i wasn't trying to announce it or anything else, but i'm pretty sure everyone goes out trying to make the all-star team, win the playoffs, trying to win a cy young if you're a pitcher. there are so many awards you want as an athlete, but my go

i sense that we're goi to do ing thises, we're going to make itkay. and that's what i am missing. >> i sometimes is have been thinking recently that as president he has shown he can can a really great senator. which is to say that -- his natul skills are for the deliberation, for the organizing of coalitions, but the getting out front part and the sort of active, determining and shaping history part, we haveseen some times but t lot. i'm mystified, one of the g thgs going here on the debt default is this biden commission. i was thinking lyndon johnson faced this incredibly complicated set of issues. can question imagine hi appointing a humphrey commission, or appoting his vice psident. i mean what is -- what is more important right now that the rewriting of the social contract which i involved in the debt, involved in fing medicare, involv in doing some infrastructure, involved in the budget. that is the most central thing going on right now. and why is it the o biden commission y ask it the obama commission. ople in the white house will say once he g

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those of ings are really importt. so i hadñr a good, i had a great college education at brown.n julliard was the perfect school for me. and a lot of people asked me, you know, whatxd was your bigçqo julliard. that's the one thing that i can truly point to. >> charlie: it's tough to get in. they have a few slots r a lot of people. >> it is difficult to get in. god knows how i did it. i did a monologue about a belly dancer and a bad rendition of hermoine. >> crlie: did y leave julliard thinking i had within me the things to learn how to be good? >> no, i didn't have that arrogance at that point. >> charlie: when did the arrogance come? >> well, i am still trying to figure it out. but i knew that i had, i knew i wanted to try and apply what i had learned there to a working environment. and i'm still doing that, you know. i still go back to my notes from school. >> charlie: do you really? >> oh yes, i have like four books. >> charlie: what might i find there? >> something that a teacher said that made no sense to me at all on the day but for some reason i should write that down. an

. >> now she knows their friends are among the miss ing. we can confirm the one person who died is american though his identity and hometown have not been released. according to the latest report officials were deciding whether to continue with rescue efforts or to switch to recovery and begin searching the sunken vessel for victims there. in the newsroom, chris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 6:00, in richmond, police say a combative suspect caused an officer to lose control and crash his cruiser along highway 4. authorities in richmond tell us the officer was transporting the suspect to county jail in martinez when he lost control of the vehicle and rolled over in hercules. >> this prisoner had been unruly during the arrest. and he was spitting on the officer and that's -- the officer was trying to get something to stop the prisoner from spitting on him when the accident occurred. >> a honda accord was also involved in the accident. two people were taken to area hospitals. both are expected to make a full recovery. >>> inci

they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok. now if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing every day? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo. [ringing bells] >> howard woo, ladies and gentlemen. fantastic. all right. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars. if you could choose anybody to pick your partner, who would you pick? >> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he'

ing. to you want to balance the budget, i got no philosophical objection to that.eporter: it's a great way to say it. reagan raised taxes in a recession. clinton raised taxes in a recession. neither of them put newt a second recession as a result. it's just falsehood out there that raising taxes in an unfair tax system which is what we have in the united states would send us back into a recession. they just keep saying it and it doesn't become real just because you keep saying it. >> ali, jessica, gloria, kate, appreciate it. we'll see what happens over the weekend. we'll be right back our coverage continues more on the breaking news on capitol hill. also ahead, crime and punishment, fascinating day in this trial, polygamist prophet so-called prophet i should say warren jeffs had a courtroom tirade. he fired his own defense yesterday. now he's acting his own attorney. now tropical storm don making landfall tonight. forecast on the amount of rain has changed. details in a moment. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. a

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now the tigers ninth, and brandon inge gets through. and he responded. >> there gos the cooler, take out wood. got good wood on it. for good measure how about the wall. then the cooler. bases loaded 4-3. jeremy affeldt gets a liner to crawford. >> snares it. that's a double play to end it. brian wilson and the giants feel better after winning 4-3. >>> double dip of one-run wins for the bay area clubs. a's against the diamondbacks. richard own after the -- harden, how about his offense with the 3-1. matsui a double down the right field line. the a's score four in the 4th inning and crack it open. 5-1 in the sixth. parrott, hits it keep the center. coco crisp. let me get it. coco crisp a nice defensive play in support of harden, sixth inning, six strikeouts the a's win it 5-4. >>> remember mark ellis traded to the rockies, this was his debut. 5th inning, ellis hits the top of the 10, it's a two-run homer. first home run this season, and in the sixth ellis an rbi double. he was a strip ale way from hit -- triple away from hitting for the c

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they're looking for work, but they're looking for mean ing.by what they do. ryan heelly said if you want to look for a job, the best thing to do, start a blog. all of those -- i want to call them kids -- all of those young people have them. kyra? >> all your kids are blogging, deb. it's true. they are. they're all very young. what the heck? >> exactly. it shows how they think, what they're doing, what they're feeling, what they're experiencing. so they're really communicating in a way that, you know, that there's much less privatesy. because they're out there. they're living it. >> yeah. i know. it gives so many people too much legitimacy many times, deb. thanks. >>> all right. they've been through a lot. plenty of wins and a few losses. more on the big sports news of the morning. tiger woods fires his long-time caddie, steve williams. steve is speaking out. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities,

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>>ing so congressman walsh doesn't sound too worried about this.the latest report about what could happen. this is from credit suisse. it says if the u.s. eventually defaults on its payments stock could fall 30% and the economy could shrink 5%. shrink 5%. every month there's a stalemate 1rks% comes off the u.s. gross domestic product. happy friday. on the upside, credit suisse says there's a 1% that a default actually plays out. there was a letter sent to the white house and congress says get it done or face, quote, grave consequences. medicare and medicaid pays another huge bill the treasury has to pay out several billion dollars for these programs next week and they represent some of the biggest payments. but what was dus happen if this doesn't happen? the president suggested that august social security checks may not go out. 90% of the seniors depend on it for their income. cnn money points out that social security has an enormous trust fund and that the fund requires the fund and the payroll taxes to be used to pay for those taxes. students who

. >> is he right saying ing ing he needs to talk it back? >> of course he is.em is he's not your typical right leaning weanny who backs off the first time someone cries. he stands by what he said. remember the debbie water her name shultz stood on the house floor and bashed him when he wasn't in the room. that is gutless, rude, despicable. then she's crying about. you're not allowed to hit the boy first and run out of the house crying when he hits you back 37. >> but wasn't she talking about policy of medicare and supporting a program that would affect lives? >> no, she was not. she was trying to characterize colonel west as trying to starve the old ladies, which her opinion, but that is not the fact. that's not what colonel west is advocating. so she is trying to characterize it -- >> so what has she done that makes her not a lady? . >> she was rude that she bashed him when he wasn't in the room. she was gutless in her approach. she's playing the girl card and he's not going for it. good for him. >> he doesn't even live in the district he represents. he lives

jane velez-mitchell hosts "issues"ing with jane velez-mitchell and joins us now from orlando. okay, it could be just moments away, jane. what's going on? >> well, we know there's about 20 protesters outside the orange county jail, don. and they have signs like like rot in hell, burn in hell. there are a lot of people that are very angry with casey anthony, feel she got away with murder as a matter of fact because she was acquitted of the most serious charges and she is scheduled to be released sometime after midnight. of course, they could maybe pull a fast one and release her slightly before midnight. as you mentioned she is three journalists, a still photographer, videographer and a journalist reporter are going to go in and look at it and see it and then they're going to come out and tell the rest of the media. there's about 20 satellite trucks outside the jail. so everybody it seems in the entire world wants to see what's going to happen next and what's expected to happen is, she's expected to leave in a caravan of vehicles possibly with tinted windows. you will not see he

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ings. >> translator: i love both believers and nonbelieiers. not different at all to me.e us freedom to decide. >> reporter: if you decide not to believe, there are only a few explanations for all of this. the first theory is that they are acting. but none seem to be exploiting their gift for lavish profit, so, there is the possibility that they are seeing something. not from heaven, but their own brains. over the last 30 years, several researchers have tried to prove it, poking and proddinin them dudung visions. the studies have been inconclusive. but in the world of neuro theology, thereris a lot that defies explanation. >> it may be difficult to differentiate ah ha lose nation from something that's real. if you see an automobile visually and you imagine an automobile, then, the brain is going to activate a lot of the same basic areas. >> reporter: but what about the millions of people who claim their own super natural experiences? reports of rosaries turning gold, stories of the sun spinning across the sky? and those that believe the mysterious fluid weeping from the k

at ing there and tell them how to use the money. >> right, right. quentin said there is a couple of burrcrats it is actually dozens, talk about fun house. >> is that a lott? >> that is a lot and makes no sense. you have programs springing up. detroit, forbes has a great profile of detroit in the recent issue of the magazine and show how detroit is coming around thanks to federal funds . they are using hud funds to bull doze houses in areas that are falling apart. do they need somebody from washington to tell them how to do that . >> apparently yes. it took them years. >> no, business leaders and entrepreneurs are getting excited about it. >> hold on a second. >> let me move on to mark. mark, one thing we learned that local officials can deal with their own communities better than the other folks. >> i think local officials can help but here they need outside help and i think it is prudent. we always talk about how great the private sector and business is on this channel. but what did business do? they deserted detroit and cleveland and all of the mi

second half now,ing megan goes high. fines the back of the net. the americans weren't done yet. carly from outside the box. the u.s. advances with a 3-nil victory. it wall wrap up group play wednesday against sweden. >> the tour de france is underway. stage one, 119-mile ride. late in the race, one rider makes contact with a fan, causing a mass pileup. delayed the defending champ, contador, by more than a minute. the belgian claimed the yellow jersey. >>> you can say nick watney was dialed in at the at&t national. he asset -- he set a course regard on the back nine. everybody was making their putts today. the orange basketball, rickie fuller, sticks his approach. would make the putt and card 564. as for watney, he went wild on the back nine. drains the eagle putt. that put him at 8-under. on the 17th. his tee shot is right on the movement it will lead to another bird with an 8-under 27 on the back nine. watney shot a course record 62. he and fowler have a one-stroke lead over kj choi. >> serious work is being done to the alameda county fair. how to get a piece of this record-bre

you've got these no longer emerge ing countries, china and india, brazil. america's status as the sole super power is in real peril, isn't it? >> it is. the world has changed a lot in that regard, and i think in some ways it feels like we're at that pivot of empire moment when the arc is a little downward. there's a sort of dislocation and apprehension about that that is one of the things being manifested in washington with all this bickering and all this gridlock. if there was ever a time to come together, this is it. i think our group demonstrated that you can have a principled compromise, one that does cut spending and reform entitlements. and, yes, reform the tax code to put our country in a stronger competitive position and that people on opposite sides of the aisle can actually come together for the good of the country. >> nor senator coburn, we've seen a pretty special relationship developing between president obama and speaker boehner. would you say it's love on the golf course? where are we going here? >> i'm a good friend of the president's. we ha

. >> dicky: tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: the sun is really spf-ing us up. can't we send the navy seals in to kill it already? >> dicky: john stamos. >> i have a friend who swears that you and i look alike, like when we smile we have the same smile. >> jimmy: yeah. that's me. >> dicky: from "pretty little liars" ashley benson. and music from owl city. >> jimmy: the best thing to >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- john stamos. from "pretty little lilis," ashley benson. and music from owl city. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, back by popular demand, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. hi, everyone. i'm the host of the show, thanks for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for taking some of what little time we have left alive to be here with us tonight. i'm jimmy. wherever you are, i hope you're not all melty. it's very hot. 27 states issued some form of heat warning today. it's like we're trapped in the "jersey shore" hot tub and can't get out. in chic

that the representation that the tea party is giving is that they are undisciplined group not will ing to lis tone speaker boehner? >> i well, it is different scenario that than that. you have constitutional conservatives with a cause including the tea party group, and the people who stepped up to realize that the nation has gone into a debt crisis and people who look at the proposal and realize that even if we accept the bill out here today, it does change the trajectory of the growth of the deficit slightly and so that ten years down the road, we will only owe $24 trillion instead of $25 trillion. that is all we have done. we will sacrifice the standards of the ryan bucket to the tune -- ryan budget to the tune of -- the only year we can count on is next year. the ryan budget cuts $31 billion and this is $7 billion so, it is $24 billion less overall in the budget authority, and this is not enough to change the tra ekt j ri and say to the financial markets that we should establish the long-term investments of america. i don't get the sense that wall street is looking at long-term inve

apparently the pie-ing humanized murdoch. listen to how the meeting ended. >> i would like to apologize again for the wholly unacceptable treatment you received from a member of the public. >> stephen: his paper spied on a murder girl and they're apologizeing to him. it's this is brilliant. he needs to be hit with more pies. now, folks, this is england, so perhaps a scalding mincemeat or a savory steak and kidney or a snout and pancreas because clearly this works. even the sharks celebrating murdoch's downfall felt bad for him. >> you can't help feel a little sorry for the guy. he's 80 years old. >> i was saddened today. he's 80 years old. he look as if someone has come across him with a cricket bat. >> stephen: my god, that's perfect. i've got to think outside the pie. what else could we hit him with? how about a shot to the nuts with a soccer ball? come on, he gets sympathy and it would be funny. not activist comedian funny, but still, funny. [laughter] nation, for as long as there has been an america, there have been irreg

didn't just know about this plan, he was tivo-ing it. [laughter] well, not to worry, folks, the house oversight committee has launched an investigation, and the department of justice, of which the a.t.f. is a subsidiary, is fully cooperating with it. they handed in a 900-page report to the congressional committee detailing the entire buying of assault rifles operation. >> sir, if you're going to count pages like this as discovery, you should be ashamed of yourself. the pages go on like this forever. you have given us black paper instead of white paper. you might of well has given us a ream still in its original binder. >> jon: what? no, no, you don't get it. you're upset? they gave you... those are prized mondrians from his famed black period. they're priceless. i mean worthless. actually, you know what, let's check something. if we run a graphics filter to remove the redaction, maybe we can see what the d.o.j. is hiding. ah. we'll be right back. [c : could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people

filling in ing iing i ing iing "state of the union." there's just a few hours left. >> right.early the key man here. he's somebody that they believe can really bring along a senate majority, can put some pressure on some republicans in the house to go along with this. and so he's clearly the person that the white house has picked among all republicans to deal with. and mcconnell could not deal until the boehner bill had gotten through the house because he supported the boehner bill. so now i think they're entering negotiations in earnest. the question is -- where are the democrats in all of this? >> who else is on "state of the union" tomorrow? >> we have chuck schumer, the key message-man in the senate for the democrats. and we have gene sperling, one of the president's top economic advisers, to talk about where we are in these negotiations and whether we're going to get it done. >> 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, a live show. we'll be watching. gloria, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, jeanne moos finds some newsroom what's going on -- some humor in what's going on in this deb

>>ing and in there and though that we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none ever came. >> it's like she just vanished. into thin air. >> tricia was never found. >> young college students, they need to be aware. >> kristin zoeller was a junior at iwu when tricia disappeared. >> we were advised to stay in our dorms if you were a girl. >> but a week after tricia's disappearance, kristin and her roommate heather needed to go to marsh grocery store. >> you thought you would be safe. you thought it would be fine. a couple blocks away. >> exactly. it's not far at all. i can see the campus from marsh so you know, what's going to happen. >> it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center walking the same route tricia would likely have taken. >> we were maybe halfway up the road when heather turned to me and said did you did you happen to notice that brown van. and i said, no. >> then the van passed again slowly. >> we still weren't alarmed. he came by again. >> a third time. >> third time. yep. really

you feel the room sway ing ing and yourself saying is that really betty white with six black men?en though you've made some crap, morgan morgan don't ever >> that was absolutely hysterical. >> it was. it was such a highlight that night. and i just love betty so much. she's such a terrific woman. >> let me ask you. obviously on the back of that night, many people, morgan, were sort of speculating about the greatest movie of your career. what would be your personal favorite? >> i think the best movie i made was "glory". the reason being that i think movies like that are the reason to make movies. i grew up i learned a lot of history, right or wrong, by going to the movies. and "glory" was pure history. it was all factual. and i think a big feather in our cap. that is all of us involved in the making of it. >> and many people revere you as one of the great actors of this generation. who for you -- who rocks your boat in the acting firm ament? who have been the greatest male and female actors of your lifetime? >> oh, heaven the you've got a long list. i'm going to start with the earli

and whose side was de%ing him as a villain. they said he molested his daughter and doing so, turned her into a liar. they s s he talked her into covering up the little girl's death. he had to witnene hearing his son being accused of also molesting casey. but he held together until the emotional crumbling that we've seen this week. >> do you need a break, mr. anthony? >> no, sir. i need to get through this. i need to have something inside of me get through this. >> reporter: and his admission that he had bought a gun at one point and checked into a motel and had written out a suicide note. >> late january of 2009, you attempted to commit suicide. did you, s s? >> yes, sir, i did. >> reporter: today, there were no tears. as he heard krystal holloway say not only that he had an affair with her but he told her things about caylee's dispeernts. >> he had said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: a story that began to fall apart under cross examination, along with holloway's credibility. >> you had no choic