i was working with jim palmer too. e edges to not embarrass him but kind of explain why you might not bunt in this situation. when the game ended that's when howard went off on me about i took my stand. my stand my basically was howard, you can't do this. what was i supposed to do. say howard you're an idiot. >> that is what you said. you want me to take a stand. if i'm here you're not, if you are's here i'm not. >> i basically said if you come in this condition again i'm out of here. and that's when my contract was up at the time. -- ran abc sports. and i said to arledge i said look i love doing this i love doing baseball but i can't work with somebody who prepares for the game in the hotel bar. i just can't do it and arledge promised me if howard came back the next year which was 1985 that howard would not be in the hotel bar. >> what was the-- between ruin and howard. >> complex. ruin gave howard the opportunity to become howard. through "monday night football". >> and then sunday night. >> through muhammed ali. >> t

hall of fame pitcher jim palmer throws the first pitch. governor larry hogan at at the game.kind of weather will they have? >> maybe some interruptions with thousanders and ersers ersers thousanders -- showers and thundershowers. hagerstown 1:00 or so coming through. passing washington by around 2:00. the zone where there could be severe weather. this area in yellow, southern charles county calvert, st. mary's northern neck and west richmond charlottesville, the zone where there could be some damaging winds. a very small risk of any tornadoes, but a little higher risk of high winds that may cause wind damage also some hail as well as some heavy rain in that yellow zone just south of the metro area. so the severe weather likely not going to be impacting the metro area much as we get into the afternoon hours, the main threat is south of the area later this afternoon. >> tom, thanks. >>> facebook and twitter buzzing this morning about madonna's appearance on jimmy fallon last night. she even got to live out one of her dreams on the show becoming a stand-up comedian. have a liste

we were rolling in tape, too, so i have tim mccarver and jim palmer. great catcher. working with those guys. tim is narrating a piece on tape and all of a sudden -- i knew what it was after a second and a half. as a longtime california resident. i said we are having an earthquake which got cut off. we got snow on the screen and we came back with audio. we were off for about 15 minutes before we could get back on the air. i would say in retrospect it was a petrifying 15 seconds. it seemed like a minute and a half. an earthquake always seemed longer than it is because you cannot wait for it to stop. our backs are to the field and the cameras are in the back of the booth. at one point, i thought we are getting pitched out and going down into the lower deck. it was astonishing. you think about where we were in 1989 with no social media, no internet really, cable television is not what it became, just a fraction of what it is now. so, people are not getting information. now, within 30 seconds everybody in the stadium would go on twitter or whatever and find out you have a

he's at police headquarters in palmer park with the story. pat? >> reporter: jim, it's a case of murder. the cause of death a beating to the head. the murder suspect is 29 years old. the murder victim was just one month shy of his second birthday. the victim anthony william winfrey. they say his gentle smile could melt the hearts around him. he loved the color red and listening to the song "the wheels on the bus." anthony william winfrey, he was just 23 months old. they had a funeral for him monday at this catholic church in greenbelt. police say he was murdered by his mother's boyfriend at this apartment on goodluck road. on his mother's facebook page he's pictured with wings, the message though there's pain in our hearts we know we'll see you soon. john winfrey is the little boy's grandfather. >> anthony was my -- he was our grandson. that's, you know, a very deep part of our life. >> reporter: for something like this to happen. >> it's incomprehensible. >> reporter: police tell the story this way. they say it happened back on april 9th and anthony's mother came

palmer, is here with his wife. [applause] the commissioner of the pga tour. the voice of golf, mr. jim nantz, and many members of the nicklaus family. that includes the first lady of golf, please join me in welcoming mrs. barb nicklaus. >> please stand for the presentation of the colors, the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. >> forward. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. >> let us pray. we are always to acknowledge the blessing of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing all these years. we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and we pray for your protection for our men and women who battle and preserve that freedom today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to courage and excellence in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and added great value to his life. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. h

palmer, is here with his wife. [applause] the commissioner of the pga tour. the voice of golf, mr. jim nantz, and many members of the jack nicholas family. that includes the first lady of the golf. police join me in recognizing mrs. barb nicklaus. [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen police stand for the presentation of our colors, the performance, and the retiring of the colors. >> forward. hut. hut. hut. halt. present. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. >> let us pray. our heavenly father, as our founding father george washington declared, we are to always acknowledge the providence and the blessing and favor of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing that has been with us throughout all of these years. father we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our sacred freedom and we pray for , your protection for our men and women who are battling in preserving that freedom around the world today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has

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we're going to talk to jim nance of cbs sports about tiger's return and what makes augusta so special. you're watching -- >> and arnold palmer" your local news is next. ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ >>> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 8:25. the man in charge. puc is asking whether the pg&e is too big to operate safely. he will raise the issue later today at a meeting where regulators will vote on a $1.6 billion penalty for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. >>> the drought could have played a part in more than 800 cases of the west nile virus last year. california department of public health says the lack of water has forced birds and mosquitos to move. santa clara county had the most cases in the bay area last year with 10 cases in humans. orange county had 263 cases of humans with that virus. >>> and we have a visitors. vice president joe biden and his wife are in the bay area today. the vice president will attend a fundraiser in san francisco. and tomorrow he will discuss job training over in oakland. and his female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three yea

we're going to talk to jim nance of cbs sports about tiger's return and what makes augusta so special. you're watching -- >> and arnold palmerocal news is next. ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ >>> good morning everyone i'm ukee washington. in the news a north philadelphia woman accuse of trying to join isis has a tea tension hearing this a afternoon. let's show you video exclusive video, of the arrest of keonna thomas last friday. federal prosecutors claimed that she tried to join isis court documents indicate she had plans to travel to syria and die as a martyr. >>> to the weather center now with carol erickson who has your forecast on this dreary day. >> it is dreer any all locations and it starts in philadelphia and it spread out from there. expect to find these clouds hanging with us today, we've got them in philadelphia, new jersey delaware also in reading, you can see 39 degrees and that is a representative temperature in reading at that 39 degrees because that is what we are fining every where, in the quite the 40-degree mark storm scan three showing us cloud, showers well off to the west but cannot rule out a couple spots of s

palmer, is here with his wife. [applause] kim fenton the commissioner of , the pga tour. the voice of golf, mr. jimntz, and many members of the jack nicholas family. that includes the first lady of the golf. please join me in recognizing mrs. barb nicklaus. [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of our colors, the performance, and the retiring of the colors. >> forward. hut. hut. hut. halt. present. ♪ [national anthem] ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. reverend: let us pray. our heavenly father, as our founding father george washington declared, we are to always acknowledge the providence and the blessing and favor of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing that has been with us throughout all of these years. father, we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our sacred freedom, and we pray for your protection over our men and women who are battling in preserving that freedom around the world today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character