joining us now from los angeles is jim gray of fox sports. say it ain't so, jim.ball, but i have to admit, i haven't watched many games lately. >> well, it's just things have changed over the course of our time. our society has changed. and the biggest thing, really, howard is these devices. when you think about how everybody uses them in everyday life and the nanosecond society that we now live in, baseball is the national pastime, and people aren't just passing their time in the same way. they may want the scores and highlights, but they're not tuning into the games, and the game itself is kind of a luxury that we all kind of now think that if we had the time, maybe we would, but it's better just to get the score and we can get the score right away. you can't watch a baseball game on one of these little tvs walking around on your telephone. it's all just changed quite a bit. and "the new york times," that was an excellent piece. >> that's an interesting point. i was thinking about the great announcers from the golden era, whether it's mel allen or harry caray or

joining us from los angeles, jim gray of fox sports. i love baseball, but i have to admit i have not watched many games lately. >> things have changed over the course of time, and our society has changed and the biggest thing are these devices. you think about how everybody uses them in everyday life, and baseball is the national past time, and they may want the scores and highlights but they are not tuning into the games and the game itself is a luxury that we all kind of now think if we had the time maybe we would, but it's better just to get the score and we get the score right away. you can't watch a baseball on one of the tvs walking around on the telephone, and "the new york times" that was an excellent piece. >> yeah, i was thinking about the great announcers from the golden years of baseball, and now as you say, you don't need a tv to watch sports. everybody knows football has blown baseball away for a long time. the nba getting much better ratings in the regular season than baseball, but the beauty of the game was 162 games, tw

bill: thanks all three of you, leslie marshall, jason mater rah and jim gray. im, i mean, we're listening carefully to what you say at the end of the week.thanks. 20 til the hour. martha? martha: we are getting our first look at a man wanted in the a connection to the 2007 disappearance to madeleine mccann. plus, mark more frank tells us what -- mark fuhrman tells us what he makes of all this. bill: plus, a promise kept helps give a dying man a way out of her wedding. what a touching story this is next. >> i've always dreamed of my dad walking me down the aisle, so he did. i'm overhe hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowin? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend. bill: a knox news alert, been watching this story for the past hour or so, a man was arrested at buckingham palace a bit earlier today found with a knife on him, and apparently he was trying to enter one of the gates, arrested on su

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jim gray is also with us. what is your take on this? $3.54 out of every $100. understanding is it is breast-cancer awareness month. the nfl is bringing a lot of awareness to this. they could pick any charity. most people would be thrilled to have the awareness. the nfl is not in the fund raising business. they are in the awareness business. stuart: awareness is worth it because there is such widespread publicity. >> i would think any parity in the world would want to be able to have a month of what it is that their disease is being talked about on the football field being taught about and viewed about a hundred by hundreds of thousands of people. the memorabilia that is sold, all of that money goes directly to the charity. i am not familiar with what exactly he is talking about. it seems like there are an awful lot of charities that would like to be in this position. stuart: the nfl has gone gung ho on this. >> the national football league is doing great with united way and what they have done with them for the past 35 years. i think the national football leagu

gray. >> yes, jim, this was unusual. the mayor of washington crashing a press conference by the leader of the senate. >> with liberty and justice for all except the people of the district of columbia. >> mayor grey led a spirited protest asking the senate to back a republican move to free the district from the budget retrixs. a move they so far should dismiss as a ploy for democrats. when grey learned senate majority leader harry reid was standing nearby holding his own press conference, gray left his own event. he pushed into reid's and stood right by him. a rare disruption. then grey confronted reid on his lack of support. in response, reid didn't sound please. >> i'm on your side, don't screw it up, okay. i'm on your side. the majority leader abruptly left, leaving grey to explain his actions. >> what i wanted to hear said is that we're going to go in there and vote to be able to allow the district of columbia citizens to spend its own money. they stepped in trying to calm the situation. >> we cannot expect the leader

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i mean there's no gray eminence, there's no jim baker who's going to get everybody in a room and knock their heads together and tell them to knock it off. there is just a galaxy of the independent power bases, there's a galaxy of independent billionaires who will do with their money what they will do with their money and don't care what ryan or john boehner thinks about it. one of the problems is you have people who are not only insulated in safe districts but are empowered independently by these other centers of power who answerably to no one. >> i'm glad you said that because -- he said look, people keep talking about jerry mandarin and we say it on the show and it gets said all day on cable news about how these are safe districts, but jerry mandarin's house seats aren't necessarily new. and they even exist on the democratic side. i grew up in chicago and new york, and believe me, no unever voted for congress who's running in a competitive election, so jerry mandarin can't be the thing that explains all that's going on. >> i grew up all my life in massachusetts which is the home of t

jim, thank you. >>> in the district tonight d.c. major vincent gray is going forward with his plan to declare all city workers essential personnel. that means shut down or not, tomorrow all 33,000 city employees will be at work. mayor gray will use reserve funds already approved by congress to pay for operations. he says the city should not face a shutdown because of the federal government. >> we raise our own money. the federal money that comes into the city comes in the way that it comes through other states and we shouldn't be treated like an agency. >> not everything will be closed tomorrow in the event of a shutdown. all emergency services in the district including 911 will continue as usual. mail and social security benefits will continue to go out, so will unemployment checks, food stamps and tax filings. you will not be able to visit national parks or museums, apply for medicare or social security benefits. we have a full list of services that will be impacted by a shutdown on nbcwashington.com. >>> there are other things that you will notice

gray got in majority leader harry reid's face. tom sherwood was there and joins us to tell us more about this. >> jim, this is just not the way they do things on the senate side. and harry reid, he wasn't happy. mayor gray led a spirited protest today, asking the democratic senate to back a republican house move to free the district from federal budget restrictions. darrell issa joined grey. but the senate has dismissed gray's appeal when grey learned harry reid was standing nearby holding his own press conference, grey left his own event. he pushed into reid's and stood right by him. a rare disruption. then grey confronted reid on his lack of support. reid didn't sound pleased. >> i'm on your side. don't screw it up. okay. i'm on your side. >> the majority leader abruptly left, leaving gray to explain his actions. >> what i wanted to hear said is we're going to go in there and be able to allow the district of columbia citizens to spent its own money. during the confrontation, she stepped in trying to calm the situation. >> we cannot expect the majority leader to negotiate with us or to speak with us in any detail. >> just a secon

director at wired safety also in washington we have gray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in london we cross to jim kill locke he is the executive director of the open rights group all right folks cross talk rules for the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington all the major internet groups from icon i can to publicly traded companies communication companies are all saying the same thing they want to free themselves of washington's influence in the n.s.a. or they just blowing smoke and is that possible. what they need to do is free themselves from the money. people are incredibly naive in trying to figure out why places like the major internet companies and the major telecommunications companies cooperate with the government it's for the money and so unless citizens rise up and say look you know we had system in our privacy unless the younger generation and there were hopeful signs there the younger generation without whom government surveillance and intrusive techniques cannot happen unless they fold unless they just kind of

gray has the latest. what is the situation like out there right now. >> reporter: hey pat, jim. as you can see, the sun is coming out. a beautiful day with a nice breeze. take a look along pensacola beach. this is the day officials are saying get ready. do what you need to do. these conditions are going to deteriorate quickly over the next evening or so and into this weekend. this is a storm that may not reach hurricane status, but still expected to gather intensity before it makes land fall. we could see winds edging on the hurricane status, 60 to 65 miles an hour. we are going to see a driving rain. some areas could see ten inches. that's a concern when it comes to flash flooding. a lot of people are saying we are going to get one more day in at the beach, then head to higher ground. a lot of officials in louisiana through this part of the florida panhandle say now is the time to be prepared. if you are going to stay, make sure you have the supplies you might need for a couple days without electricity. if you are going to leave, do so sooner rather than later. it may not be a

jim carrey still knows thousand capture an audience. >> there is nothing interesting out of there. they are all out of "50 shades of gray pint-sized fan base drinks juice boxes, sits on the carpet with legs crossed. >> every time i turn the page, i want you kids to go whhosh. >> reporter: exactly what he is hoping for, adding to his credits, children's author. >> i'm drunk with my own self importance. nothing i can't do. >> reporter: all kidding around. jim writes a book about rolland. >> he hopes to hit the beach and life won't be over. then he is struck with he is not just the wave, he is the big ocean. it is that ultimate fear that when it happens, it isn't bad, you just go into a different phase and feeling and awareness. >> reporter: our cameras caught up with carrey at a book signing in atlanta. but the two-time golden globe winner has been seen around town for others reasons. >> austria. well, good day, mate. >> reporter: carrey and his co-star, jeff daniels, are making a sequel to dumb and dumber. a film almost 20 years in the making. p. >> what do you think? >> i'm amazed at the wonders of ink printers. just ri

with 23- year-old rookie sonny gray toesed eight shutout innings in game one. [ screaming ] >> le this fun or what! is this fun or what? this is a lot of fun. >> that's jimhe clubhouse. the dodgers celebrating, this is last night's juan uribe hits a game winning homer the ex- giant and there's brian wilson, killing me! it's got to be killing giants fans to see an ex-giants celebrate in dodger blue. >>> the nfl isn't going away easesy. the league announced that the raiders are one of three teams to play home games in london next season which means, i may have to take the show on the road travel across -- can you imagine? the fifth quarter on location from big ben. >> i can see it. >> the news too. it's that big a deal. >> you will be single then because your wife not having dinner thursday on your anniversary, you'll be able to go. no problem. >>> washington coach steve sarkisyan has accused several stanford players of faking injuries saturday night to slow down the huskies offense. he even subsequent so far as to claim that stanford's defensive line coach randy hart was instructing his players to do it. >> the way he did it, it made it personal between h