. >> kevin connors, john anderson. you want guys to get out of the preseason healthy. >> somebody move my cheese. jordy nelson. against the steelers. routine pitch and catch. he makes the turn. te goes down. to the mri tube. packers fear it's a torn acl. walking fine. torn acl would cost him his entire season. >>> dodgers and astros. clayton kershaw. no decision. bottom ten, jason castro. second game-ending home run this season. the astros sweep the dodgers. they lead the west by four games. 3-2 the final. >>> jays-angels. angels. no longer currently a post season squad. goins up the middle. aybar can't pull it in. got five in the first. squandered it all. bautista. the 21st home run. the angels gave up 11. >>> indians and yankees. c.c. sabathia. left the word with right knee pain. likely headed to the 15-day dl. first left handed homer off dylan betan sis. >>> thats a all i have, america. up to you to have a good rest of the day. right beyond the morning. >> all right. thank you, gentlemen. >>> up next in "the pulse."

. >> alongside john buccigross, i'm john anderson. i'll do the baseball. >> i'll do the football. preseason football began sunday night in canton, ohio. the hall of fame game. players inducked like jerome bettis, plenltty of steeler fans staid for the game. ben roethlisberger didn't play. neither did adrian peterson. teddy bridgewater, second year in the league. he was 5 for 6 for 44 yards. mike kafka. michael pruitt. the vikings would win the first preseason game of the year. hay beat the steelers 14-3. >>> baseball. more pittsburgh. pirates looking to sweep the dodgers. they entered the sefbt down 5-3. it's 5-4. marte. a slow roller. on the play a score. that made it 6-5. don mattingly was not happy. andrew mccutchen comes up. in all, they get nine runs in the sefbt. blow 'em out the 13-6. now they go to st. louis an take on the cardinals who lead the division. the jase finish a sweep of the yankees. >> the pirates have won 15 of 18 at home? they're off on monday. >> we're off. sports is over. >> we are. >> almost over. we know that the fans who get a visiting player's home run

. >>> john's anderson. >> sunday, jason day. pga championship. close at the u.s. open.e over jordan speet. the first guy to finish a major at minus 20. so hard to get that first major. >>> chicago versus chicago. kr chris sale. one of the nastiest pitchers in the game. tied a career-high with 15 strikeouts. fifth pitcher this season to have a game with 15 strikeouts. the cubs were red hot. but chris sales stops that streak. >>> madison bumgarner doing it all against the nats in the seventh. he already doubled. then really unloaded. hoss. home run fourth of the year for bumgarner. now he has to go back to his day job. he struck out bryce harper three times. 14 ks as the giants win it, 5-0. >> it will be hot today in america. >> i'm good with that. >> stay cool, america. >> we don't do the weather. we're the sports thing. >> oh, yeah. >>> let's stay with sports. a unique meeting before an nfl preseason game over the weekend. the league's first female referee, sarah thomas, taking a minute to speck to if first female assistant coach, jen welter. >> they met before the card

i'm john anderson. the kids from japan beat the kids from pennsylvania.for the big leagues, what's happening there? >> the cubs acted like little leaguers after the game last night. here's why. that's jake arrieta. great all year long. pitching for the cubs. in the top three of the cy young. they score this an error. hmm. it's a tough play. it was right at him. i could see either way. castro maybe not happy with the error. only bottom third. we're not thinking no hitter. get to the sixth. we've no-hit through five. we get to the sixth. then you start thinking about it. you get to the ninth, you're three outs away. then you're really thinking about it. on espn's sunday night baseball. strikeout. justin turner. one out. teammates on the top step. clayton kershaw. he talked about arrieta before the game saying he is a nasty pitcher. now one out away from pitching his first career no-hitter. young sparking the dodger fan wants it to end. his prayers unanswered. chase utley. the 1-2 pitch. it's a sunday night baseball no-hitter. by jake arrietta. the cubs pick

. >> alongside john buccigross, i'm john anderson. i'll do the baseball. >> i'll do the football.all began sunday night in canton, ohio. the hall of fame game. of course, players inducted into the hall of fame, like jerome bettis. plenty of steeler fans to see his speech, they stuck around for the game. ben roethlisberger didn't play in a t-shirt. he didn't play at all. adrian peterson also didn't play. he never plays in preseason games. don't want to risk him getting hurt. teddy bridgewater, second year in the league. how will he mature this year? he was 5 for 6 for 44 yards. mike kafka. one of the backups. michael pruitt. that's a score. the vikings would win the first preseason game of the year. they beat the steelers 14-3. >>> baseball. more pittsburgh. pirates looking to sweep the dodgers. buccos entered the seventh down 5-3. it's 5-4. and then starling marte. a little slow roller to the left side. alberto callaspo scores on the play. that made it 6-5. don mattingly was not happy. andrew mccutchen comes up. singles to -- in all, they get nine runs in the seventh. >> whoa. >>

i followed in 1980 the candidacy of john anderson of rockford, illinois with great interest. i thought he was a terrific candidate. i voted for ross perot in 1992 along with my wife and the children.our six a good friend of mine said, you put bill clinton in the white house. i said, i guess if i did i plead guilty. host: if donald trump makes an independent bid, you said he would vote for him. right? caller: no, i did not say that. i said i would not leave the republican party, even if trump obtains the nomination of an independent party. host: what do you think? you said donald trump can be politically incorrect to the extreme. should he stay in the race? caller: absolutely. he is of the requisite age under the constitution to run for president or occupy the white house. as president, if you were to succeed in his effort to be elected. political correctness has been carried too far. kelly to comment on megyn he was interday that the arena and she was too. the candidates on the stage were in the arena, she was on the panel. host: listen to a carly fiorina had to say yesterday

john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however.uld learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third party candidate, the only independent candidate running. >> uh-huh. lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln. lisa: and then you've got six candidates running in six different direction directions, then the chaos gets interesting. >> yes. but that's got an. i would love to see a bernie sanders independent run. i think that would be fantastic. because that would hurt hillary. lisa: you understand bernie sanders party filiation before he declared his democratic presidential candidacy. he wa

john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however.uld learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third party candidate, the only independent candidate running. >> uh-huh. lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln. lisa: and then you've got six candidates running in six different direction directions, then the chaos gets interesting. >> yes. but that's got an. i would love to see a bernie sanders independent run. i think that would be fantastic. because that would hurt hillary. lisa: you understand bernie sanders party filiation before he declared his democratic presidential candidacy. he wa

the mother ship crews were present with john anderson and serving as control private he actually controlled it from the mother ship and also present was the personnel of the auxiliary aircraft the fortress navigation plane and carrying smith as the observer. to be flown by roosevelt. into carefully take notes on the kneepad he would carry with him. he personally deliver the mission and is out there with the help line to take off and fly over the village that was 23 minutes southeast and it was expected the control plan would establish radio controlled by the time it was over and kennedy would remain on board to make sure it was fully operational. anderson would turn a 20 minute flight during this time he would continue to check all controls before it was turned to the departure point to take it across the english channel. as they flew above the estuary of the designated bailout point they would test the circuit the people and he was satisfied the circuit was safe he removed the safety to move it to be alarmed position assuming all went as it should he would squeeze through the nose wheel do

the same thing with john anderson in 1980. he stayed a republican. he listed himself in the congressional republican. that doesn't pertain to presidential candidates. >> so what do you think is the leverage here? do you think he can play this out in a dual way in multiple states? >> i do. don't forget ralph nader in 2008 got on the ballot in 45 states. and he is not a really wealthy person. i think he's comfortable but not wealthy. 1988 the new alliance party presidential candidate got on the ballot in all 50 states. perot did it without even having to go to court in 1992. >> how early -- several of those people, i would say nader and perot, though, were in party primaries, right? they weren't doing this two-step. how early, in your view, would trump have to start doing things as opposed to just claiming the leverage? >> well, if he's serious that he really wants to keep the independent route open, if i were him, i would not file in the presidential primaries of ohio or texas or south dakota. but we have precedence that the sore loser laws don't pert

. >> reporter: john anderson says his van, southern jack, was just minutes away from performing at the wood dale prairie fest, 25 miles northwest of chicago, when the storm hit, sending festival-goers scrambling for cover. [001:59:55;00]

. >> reporter: monsignor john anderson about to start passing out communion not sure what to do. police evacuating both churches, bomb-sniffing dogs brought in, luckily no one injured. investigators are not sure what type of explosives were used but assume that the two bombings are related. but the bigger mystery, why? and right now police are advising people to be on the lookout for anything suspicious at any other churches in that area but to make sure they personally don't inspect anything to call 911 if they see any type of device, guy, just so scary on a sunday and in one case in the middle of mass. >> horrible. all right, tom, thank you. >>> there is a manhunt right now for a cop killer in memphis. police searching for this man, he is armed and dangerous, wanted for gunning down an officer investigating an illegally parked car. abc's reena ninan here with the story. good morning, shgs, reena. >> reporter: that man was on supervised release serving a federal sentence for robbing a bank. the memphis police department has now vowed they will pursue the suspect exhausting all m

i followed in 1980 the candidacy of john anderson in rockford, illinois. i thought he was a terrific candidate. i voted for ross perot. along with my wife and three older kids. >> if he makes and independent bid, you said you would not vote for him, right? >> caller: no, no. i did not say that. i said i would not leave the republican party. i would support the republican nominee even if trump retains the nomination of an independent party. >> let's get back to the topic here, what do you think, you said that donald trump can be politically incorrect to the extreme. should he stay in the race do you think? >> caller: absolutely. he is of the age to run for president, or to occupy the white house as president if he were to continue his effort to be elected. and political correctness is -- has been carried too far. and i want to comment, please, if i may on megyn kelly saying yesterday, i believe, that he was in the arena and she was too. she was not, the ten candidates on the teenage westage were in she was on the panel. here is hour carli fiorina. >> presid

and "ac 360" with anderson cooper starts now. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson.joining us. breaking news tonight. you will see it only here on cnn. late word vice president joe biden has just received the biggest green light you can get for a presidential run. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny broke the story and joins us by phone. the president and vice president had lunch and the vice president left with more than dessert. >> that's right. president obama has always said this will be, you know, joe biden's own decision on this. i am told that he gave his blessing to a potential run. did not try to talk the vice president out of his pursuit of the presidency. it is important to point out the vice president has still not decided. but this lunch today was talking about the 2016 campaign. messages. what is happening out in

. >> reporter: john anderson says his van, southern jack was just minutes away from performing at the wood dale prairie fest 25 miles northwest of chicago, when the storm hit, sending festival-goers scrambling for cover. >> basically, i was on stage left and just walked underneath the canopy and the poles started falling the other way. and then i saw the whole tent had fallen over. and from there, it was just chaos. >> i was really scared. i saw all these ambulance coming and the thunder was just so terrifying and the lightning. and i was really, really afraid. and then it just all happened flashed before my eyes. >> reporter: the dangerous storm systems across the midwest also brought tornadoes to the region. a huge twister touched down in iowa near nephewenville sunday evening. the tornado picked up debris and reportedly destroyed a few barns but no reports of injuries. in grays lake illinois another tornado may have touched down high winds and hail littering streets with toppled trees and power lines. the severe weather extending to greenville michigan. emergency crews working over

anderson. >> john. thanks very much. quick note.eb bush speaking at a townhall in north las vegas, nevada. we'll be listening to see if he makes news there. we'll bring it to you. we played some in the last hour. let's degree deeper into what the poll numbers are saying. dana bash talked today with rising contender john kasich joins us. so does analyst david gergen. and "boston globe" reporter james pindell. you let out a gasp when you heard hillary clinton's trustworthy number there? >> whoa, among democrats in iowa. down in the 20s in terms of trust. >> worrying. >> an astonishing number. it may reflect some of the things the story is going on about her e-mail server and all the rest. but those are very troublesome numbers, anderson. >> is it hard to turn those around? something like trust worthiness? >> an interesting question. i do think it's hard to turn it around you. have to earn people's trust. you can't do it in a single speech. it has got to come over time. if you are running her campaign. she obviously has all of the subs

john berman here sitting in for anderson. right now, there is this. we are waiting for donald trump to speak in his biggest venue yet. a football stadium in mobile, alabama. his arrival, honestly, an event in itself complete with a flyover from his boeing 757. >> the campaign says they got upwards of 40,000 rsvps. still, it's a big crowd. but not the 40,000 plus. this was o rijsally slated for a much smaller venue. >> cnn's ryan knobles is there. ryan, we're just a few minutes away from the rally. what's the mood there right now? >> this originally was can she think the walled to be in a venue that seets 10,000 before moving it here to this football stadium. >> as we wait fwr the sbeech to begin again, we could go to it any moment. joining me now, white house plit cam director in the krin thon adds plin strats e sdrags. >>> so not as much of a supporter there but pretty close. >> is this perhaps the sign of a candidate who doesn't have a traditional, political organization. does not have a traditional advanced team? >> here's the thing. i think most o

anderson. number 38. he's a cornerback, john. i was amazed there. >> john: legal hit. lowers the target. hits through the target. it is the nfl, ladies and gentlemen. >> kevin: wow. meanwhile, time-out on the field. held on to the ball, though. >> kevin: we've got 56 seconds to go. second down for st. louis on their own 45. over the middle. incomplete. the third and three coming up now. see if the rookie can make a couple more plays. before time runs out on this one. third down and three. over the middle. wow. good job staying on his feet. still staying on his feet. and a touchdown. malcolm brown. what a play. got to wrap up on defense. comes out of that. hurdles another guy. very close there. but it looks like he kept his foot in. >> kevin: 54 yards. let's see on this angle if we have a better view. close. >> john: that one looked like he's out. i don't know. >> referee: previous play is under further review. at it. mike pereira, you got anything? what do you think? >> i'm telling you, it's going to stand, baby. it's going to stand. >> kevin: we'll take a break. come back and find out t

i'm john berman sitting in for anderson.ay in roanoke, virginia and tonight with prayer vigils and public mourning. all day people have been paying their respects and simply trying to come to terms with what at a local shopping center where early today a television news crew was gunned down by a deranged former colleague, at cnn affiliate wbdj. >> it's my sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our employees that alison and adam died this morning shortly after 6:45 when the shots rang out. we do not know the motive. we do not know who the suspect

john berman here sitting in for anderson. right now, there is this.waiting for donald trump to speak in his biggest venue yet. a football stadium in mobile, alabama. his arrival, honestly, an event in itself complete with a flyover from his boeing 757.

john berman in for anderson. thank you for joining us. breaking news tonight. on cnn. late word that vice president joe biden has just received the biggest green light you can get for a presidential run. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny broke this story. he joins us now by phone. jeff, the president and vice president had lunch today. and the vice president left with a whole lot more than dessert. >> reporter: no question, john. i mean, president obama has always said this will be, you know, joe biden's own decision on this. but i'm told that he gave his blessing to a potential run. did not try and talk the vice president out of his pursuit of the presidency. it's important to point out the vice president has sti

john berman in for anderson. thank you for joining us. breaking news tonight. you will see it only here on cnn. late word that vice president joe biden has just received the biggest green light you can get for a presidential run. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny broke this story. he joins us now by phone. jeff, the president and vice president had lunch today. and the vice president left with a whole lot more than dessert. >> reporter: no question, john. i mean, president obama has always said this will be, you know, joe biden's own decision on this. but i'm told that he gave his blessing to a potential run. did not try and talk the vice president out of his pursuit of the presidency. it's important to point out the vice president has still not decided. but this lunch today was far from one of their leg rarly scheduled lunches. they talked about 2016 campaign, but also about the messages and what is happening out there in the country now, economic messages, economic policy. so the president did not try and walk him back at all. he i'm told gave

. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson. thank you for joining us. breaking news tonight. you will see it only here on cnn. late word vice president joe biden has just received the biggest green light you can get for a presidential run. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny broke the story and joins us by phone. the president and vice president had lunch and the vice president left with more than dessert. >> that's right. president obama has always said this will be, you know, joe biden's own decision on this. i am told that he gave his blessing to a potential run. did not try to talk the vice president out of his pursuit of the presidency. it is important to point out the vice president has still not decided. but this lunch today was talking about the 2016 campaign. messages. what is happening out in the country. economic messages. policies. the president did not try to walk him back at all. he, i'm told he gave his blessing to run. of course now it is up to the vie president if he decides. >> not an endorsement, not an endorsement. a blessing to run if joe bide

. >> two johns for the price of one, buccigross, anderson.into sunday night's game and a chance to sweep and get into first place. >> the game was on espn, sunday night baseball. curtis granderson. bottom of the third, this was the inning, this was the whole game. he homered and then daniel murphy crushes one way up there, seventh of the year, 3-1 mets. then cespedes singled and then duda homered. three homers in like five minutes of realtime. that's all noah syndergaard needed. check out this. wow! 99 miles an hour at the kneecaps and the mets just a game back in the loss column to beat the mets. >>> another potential sweep, andre ethier, the dodgers against the angels. a lot of l.a. stuff going on there. bottom eight, we're tied at two. ethier's solo home run off joe smith. that's really his name. we're not just trying to protect the innocent here. dodgers up, 3-2. we go to extras. ethier gets up again. in the tenth, go home. two-run homer, his 12th of the year. dodgers, 5-3, they sweep the angels who have lost six straight, nine of ten and

. >> two johns for the price of one, buccigross and anderson.ep and get into first place. >> on espn sunday night baseball. curtis granderson. bottom of the third, this was the inning the whole game. he homered then daniel murphy crushes one up there, 3-1 mets. ses pierre da singled and duda homered. three in like five minutes of realtime. that's all noah syndergaard. that's all they needed. >>> andre ethier dodgers against the angels. tied at two. ethier's solo home run off joe smith. that's really his name. padres up, 3-2. in the tenth, go home. two-run homer, his 12th of the year and dodgers, 5-3 and sweep the angels who sdro lost six straight. nine of ten and are currently four in arrears of the astros. >>> jon lester cubs battle the pirates and andrew mccutcheon, more run to watch running and doing anything else. watch espn app which jay harris invented and see bucc and i on "sportscenter." >> merry monday, everybody. >> all right, thanks fellas. >>> quite the scene over the weekend at a beach in san diego where dozens of dogs getting on th

i'm john berman sitting in for anderson. a sad and searing day in roanoke, virginia and tonight with prayer vigils and public mourning. all day people have been paying their respects and simply trying to come to terms with what at a local shopping center where early today a television news crew was gunned down by a deranged former colleague, at cnn affiliate wbdj. >> it's my sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our employees that alison and adam died this morning shortly after 6:45 when the shots rang out. we do not know the motive. we do not know who the suspect or who the killer is. >> reporter alison parker, photojournalist adam ward both widely respected. each deeply in love and on the verge of beginning new lives with the ones they loved. we'll focus heavily tonight on those stories. we will also bring you new details about the killer who took his own life. what we won't be doing is turning this hour into his story. we'll be mentioning his name and showing his picture as little a

i'm john berman sitting in for anderson.ad and searing day in roanoke, virginia and tonight with prayer vigils and public mourning. all day people have been paying their respects and simply trying to come to terms with what at a local shopping center where early today a television news crew was gunned down by a deranged former colleague, at cnn fliaffiliate wbdj. >> it's my sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our employees that alison and adam died this morning shortly after 6:45 when the shots rang out. we do

anderson. number 38. he's a cornerback, john. i was amazed there. >> john: legal hit. lowers the target. hits through the target. it is the nfl, ladies and gentlemen. >> kevin: wow. meanwhile, time-out on the field. held on to the ball, though. >> kevin: we've got 56 seconds to go. second down for st. louis on their own 45. over the middle. incomplete. the third and three coming up now. see if the rookie can make a couple more plays. before time runs out on this one. third down and three. over the middle. wow. good job staying on his feet. still staying on his feet. and a touchdown. malcolm brown. what a play. got to wrap up on defense. comes out of that. hurdles another guy. very close there. but it looks like he kept his foot in. >> kevin: 54 yards. let's see on this angle if we have a better view. close. >> john: that one looked like he's out. i don't know. >> referee: previous play is under further review. >> kevin: they're going to look at it. mike pereira, you got anything? what do you think? >> i'm telling you, it's going to stand, baby. it's going to stand. >> kevin: we'll take a

in the last 6 months there has been eric garner kaijeme powell john crawford, akai gurley, tamir rice tanesha anderson darrien hunt and ezell ford. that's just this year - many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boyd...aiyana stanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff problem. this is a societal problem because it happens all over the country. it happens constantly. a recent propublica investigation found that a black male teenager is 21 times more likely to be shot by police than a white male teenager. >> why does everyone who look like me gotta be criminal? there's no honor in that badge

john berman here sitting in for anderson.ning now from markets plunging on wall street to a pair of u.s. service members stepping into the line of fire and stopping a terrorist gunman from committing mass murder aboard a speeding train in france. the latest on that, and more, just ahead right now though. there is this. we are waiting for donald trump to speak in his biggest venue yet. a football stayed yul in mobile, alabama. his arrival honestly, an event in itself. complete with a flyover from his private boeing 757. you can see it right there. one

john. thank you so much. >> thank you, anderson. >> amazing, the results he's gotten.ch it at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, a third grader in adhd actually put in hand cuffs. the deputy now facing a federal lawsuit. it apparently happened before at this school. t what the officer did with the response. there were handcuffs on his upper arms. >> reporter: difficult to watch, even harder to listen to. this 8-year-old third grader is being handcuffed in the vice president's office of his elementary school in covington, kentucky. >> reporter: according to this federal complaint brought by his mother and the aclu, sr as he is called to protect his identity was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder in 2012 and then ptsd two years later. in november 2014, the third grader had difficulty complying with directives. he was taken to the principal's office. then trying to leave, was restricted by the vice president and a special education teacher twice. for about four to five minutes each time. the school calls in this man. a school resource officer. a member of the local

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