catcher john baker scored the winning run.so pitched the top of the 16th because the cubs were out of relievers. the game took 6 hours, 27 minutes which makes it the longest game timewise for both teams. they play again tonight. >>> as for some of last night's other games. >> let's get highlights from our man at espn. >> good morning, america. i'm neil everett at the "sportscenter" studio in los angeles. stan is on vacation. josh lemieux is behind the camera. let's go to dodger stadium. get ourselves a dodger dog and some vin scully who announced tuesday that vin will return for his 66th season in 2015. it was mike night. cool mikes. >>> the braves were in town and the braves took a lead but yasiel puig helped the dodgers tie it up right there and take the lead, 5-4. carl crawford grounds and puig scores and matt kemp. matt kemp hadn't homered since the millard fillmore administration. kemp is a little fired up about not playing center field. dodgers are fired up. they win it, 8-4. >>> all right. let's go to boog's barbecue. o

. >>> the chicago cubs owe their latest win to john baker.e scored the run in the 16th inning in the longest game in kubs history. he not only scored the winning run, the catcher pitched the top of the 16 to get the winment the cubs over the rockies. your final is 4-3. >>> the philadelphia union plans a news conference at noon. there's no official word what they plan to announce, but it could be a new international goaltender or a move to make room for one. they play kansas city friday night in kc. >>> the eagles resume practice. they're getting ready for their first preseason game of the year. a week from saturday against the bears. >>> and the cowboys are using some strange tactics in their training camp. ice water helps concentration i would imagine. the boys are looking to bounce back from their straight 8 and 8 season of the our birds beat those cowboys. so they can throw all the ice they want. not going to beat us. >> just a random thing. throwing ice on people. >> we got to try something. i'm not hating on the cowboys. >> dear diary. t

john baker tags up for the game-winning sacrifice fly. also pitched a scoreless inning for the wind. >> starting a three game series against first-place detroit. brings the law home with a double to right-center. the white sox lead 6-2. >> also has an 18 game hitting streak. the first victory in the month. their gross return for a second straight day. surgically repaired knee is. happy having only two turnovers. >> not only ready to make the 12 man roster. >> remains sidelined. there is no timetable for his return. your midweek no timetable for his return. your midweek forecast. a1 im looked outside and thought to look a bit hazy. there have been fine as the enemy of seasonable warmth. the smoke was minutes away the head. a 10-15 percent reduction in this has been an issue climate change. the fall of the particulates from this fire has discolored snow. >> we're going to see this again today. the picture began right here out and rochelle. these things reached 43,000 ft. into the atmosphere. but before brief heavy downpours. we will see tho

with a 16th inning base hit that scored john baker from third base.e lasted six hours and 27 minutes. longer than a 5-hour-plus game back in the '80s. baker scored the winning run and got the win by pitching. he's usually a catcher. >>> they say they're making a major announcement but there's no official word on what it will be. local experts tell us it's likely about an international goaltender or moves to get one of the the union plays in kansas city friday night. >>> the eagles are back at it today. they resume workouts. they had the day off yesterday. regular season action gets under way september 7th right here on cbs 3 against the jaguars. and the cowboys are in training camp as well with weird drills, they're drenching receivers with ice water to deal with distractions. those cowboys have a couple of unorthodox practice ideas. they finish 8 and 8 last season for the third straight year. they'll try anything. >> i don't get. how does that help you? >> you have to catch the ball in traffic sometimes. >> in traffic is different than laying across

small wing of house republicans that john boehner scared of the reason this bill is law is because john baker boehner for some reason wants to be speaker i wish john boehner would do what john boehner likes doing playing golf and burning tree smoking cigars and drinking scotch and being a lobbyist and stop being speaker if he can't do the job and smoke cigarettes you know let's get back to this at the end of the day i disagree with you we have to have secure borders we have to know we have to know who's coming in we have no entry what i used to do every other time on and i was there driving we were on the last borders that they enforce no that's not true it is we true we've got we're down to this housing miles of border with canada i have driven across it over and over and over again nobody even looks at you right there's dirt roads that cross it i've been on the back and then by the way you people on the right love to talk about the us mexico border people get off planes at j.f.k. airport every day and overstay visas was deemed people who had planes on nine eleven the emphasis on the road fo

john s. baker jr., who is the visiting professor at georgetown law school, a visiting fellow at oriole college university of oxford, an emeritus professor at law at the lsu law school. he also teached short courses on the separation of powers for the federalist society with the supreme court justice an tonn scalia. dr. baker previously worked as a federal court clerk and an assistant district attorney in new orleans and has served as a consultant to the u.s. department of justice, u.s. senate judiciary subcommittee on separation of powers, the white house office of planning, usia and usiad. he was a full-bright scholar in the philippines and a specialist in chile. dr. baker served as law clerk in the federal district court and assistant district attorney in new orleans before joining lsu in 1975. while a professor, he has been a consultant of the state department and the justice department. he has served on the aba task force, which issued the report, the federalization of crime. he received his ba

john baker, jr. who is the visiting professor at georgetown and university of oxford and professor of law at lsu and teaches classes on the federalist society. dr. baker previously worked as a federal court clerk and assistant district attorney in new orleans and served as a consultant to the united states departme department of justice, the whitehouse office of planning, usa-id. he was full bright specialist in the philippines and chile. he was district attorney in new orleans before joining lsu in 1975. while a professor, he has been a consultant of the state and dejustice department, he has served on the aba task force that issued the report of the federalization of crime. he received his bachelor from dallas university and yufrlaw de from the universities universities michigan. steven benjamin is a member of the professional bar association. members include private lawyers and defense counsel and law professors and judges commit today preserving fairness within america's criminal justice system.

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john s. baker jr. who is the visiting professor at georgetown law school, visiting fellow at oxford, and emeritus professor of law. he also teaches short courses on the separation of powers for the federalist society. tr baker previously worked as a federal court clerk and assistant district attorney in new orleans. and has served as a consultants to the u.s. department of justice, u.s. senate judiciary subcommittee on separation of you powers, white house office of planning, usia and chltusaid. he serve as law clerk in federal district court and assistant district attorney in new orleans before joining lsu in 1975. while a professor, he has been a consultant of the state department and justice department. he has served on the aba task force which issued the report federalization of crime. he received his bachelor of arts from the university of dallas, jd from university of michigan law school and ph.d. in political thought from the university of london. mr. steven d. benjamin is the president of the n

the foreign relations, contributor john heilman, host of "way too early" and john roberts is running into the room. peter bakerus as well as bbc correspondent kim gatis. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks. >>> let's get right to the break nugs this morning. the deatto

baker. now today the death of john seigenthaler. while nbc news viewers came to know his son of the same name, john, sr., the patriarch is being remembered as a legend in the south and a champion of journalism and the first amendment. he was the long time editor of the nashville tennessean who showed such great courage in the civil rights struggle. he twice worked for bobby kennedy. he was an air force veteran and effortless writer with the restless mind. he loved the newspaper business and later had a hand in shaping "usa today." he meant the world to tennessee and he loved it right back. john seigenthaler was 86 years old. >>> on the eve of the world cup finals it has occurred to several million people around the world these two teams playing for all of it represent the home nations of two living current and former popes and they just might be praying for different outcomes. here's the artful photoshop making the rounds on social media today. pope francis pulling for his native argentina, while benedict is thinking only of germany

. >> is it nostalgic to think that we need someone such as the late howard baker or john stennis, dohose southern senators that drove us forward? what we do need are the leaders. the people who show the leadership that reflects a vision. i don't think there is a vision that anyone understands and is backed up by a budget. we do not have the capacity in our budget to be flexible in the defense area because so many other parts of the budget are squeezing out. as we are drawing down defense spending, that is getting sucked up into other parts of the budget. >> within this conversation, q,ere is the vision post-ira post-afghanistan? >>> what would happen if the plane struck down turned out to be a u.s. airliner? what room does the u.s. have to respond? >> there's a lack of desire to get engaged militarily. wouldmple like that change things very quickly. the fact is that you should have , it is a rated a find -- it is a rainy day fund so you can respond. we had that in the economic crisis in 2008 because our that level compared to the economy are half of what they are now. our ability to

baker will know the value of this. >> it is not so much an investment, john, but a form of insurance. against economic malpractice. >> that's $200 worth. >> the other part of the nanny state you two are from the tea party. you got picked on by the irs. that is certainly big brother. >> nonprofit status for tax. >> the rule is you are not supposed to be too closely aligned with politicians is complex. >> it is a rule that has been in place since 1967 i believe. all of a sudden in 2010 they understand what the rule meant. >> tea party groups were checked out at a rate 10 times the other group. >> the department said the conservative groups were targeted 100 percent, so the inspector general said this. >> they show us paperwork it was show us this and show us that and again and again. >> they have lots of questions. >> what was on your facebook page? what was the pass word? every speech you gave. >> not the speeches i gave people who came and spoke at our event. there were many who were afraid to speak out because they were afraid to be associated with us they would get audited. >> they

the foreign relations, contributor john heilman, host of "way too early" and john roberts is running into the room. peter baker joins us as well as bbc correspondent kim gatis. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks. >>> let's get right to the break nugs this morning. the death toll is mounting this morning in gaza. ayman mohyeldin reports on an air strike of a suspected hamas member has left more than 27 members of one family dead. more than 500 palestinians have been killed since the conflict began. 110 on sunday alone. this is the deadliest day yet. 13 israeli soldiers were killed as well. two of them, americans. the rockets continue to rain down on israel, and they say they have killed 10 soldiers. ban ki moon has called israel's actions atrocious. and security council has called for an immediate cease fire. the situation from hour to hour going from bad to worse. >> the situation does keep getting worse. it is getting worse, in part, because hamas has built a series of tunnels. those tunnels are being destroyed. it sparked action. of course, then you had the deadly killings of the three israeli

horace greeley, carlton watkins, thomas star king and is and nators john conn edward baker. but the person who made them forward, jessie benton fre'mont, is nowhere to be found within the features of the park. this is creantry and a half oversight that -- this is a century and a half oversight that we can correct today by passing h.r. 1192. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. cummings: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: mr. speaker, h.r. 1192 would designate mammoth peak in yosemite national park as the mount jessie benton fre'mont, to honor jessie fre'mont's role in the early preservation of yosemite valley. jessie fre'mont was enchanted by the beauty of yosemite valley and lobbied for its protection. her efforts led to the passage of the yosemite grant and ultimately the creation of the yosemite national park. not only did she work to permanently protect the yosemite valley, many ame

john stewart company, we were presenting block 7 and 11 last time, this is the vertical project that's within the phase 2 area that includes 107 units, the design architect for that project are davis baker and paula tagert as well, what we're here to discuss today is block 10 which is a 72 unit affordable project also within phase 2, it's in the bottom portion of the map that you see right there. this is really the crux of the hunters view redevelopment project, it's the heart of the community, it's going to serve as the main community space for all of the residents in hunters view and the broader neighborhood. there will be a mixed income daycare facility as well as central property management operations for the new hunters view and a relatively large community room and other sort of activity spaces for residents as well as members of the larger community, so we're excited about block 10, it's bringing tobt the neighborhood and i'll let daniel provide more information on the specifics of the design. i'm maip to take any questions as well. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, thank you for giving me the opportunity to present the project. we were here a few months ago talking

baker joins me now from washington. peter, you have done extensive reporting. you have seen vladimir putin. is the president or john kerry and other officials trying to give putin a little bit of running room, an exit ramp, if you will? putin comes out yesterday and finally is a little bit more moderate in his position and then other officials, the ambassador in malaysia going off on the wild tar gents about a ukrainian fighter jet in the area, things that u.s. intelligence absolutely dispute. >> right. no. exactly. i think the americans would like to believe the words that president putin said yesterday but they're skeptical. they have been down this road before on any number of occasions and prior to the plane crash, president putin signaled what seemed to be support for a de-escalation and only to ratchet things up again days again and they believe he's playing a double game, say one thing to placate europeans in particular. they're gathering to decide what kind of sanctions if any further measure to take against russia. at the same time, the government and other forums continues to head down the same path they

. >> john kerry goes to cairo, what is the distinction between how he travels this morning versus secretary kissinger or secretary bakert secretaries of state are designed -- defined by negotiating skills, how much support they get from presidents and the lay of the land. it is showing up at the right time. the key to carry's effort is whether or not they have the kind of urgency required to ds ugly. that is an open question. >> what will you look for in the to find that urgency? what should we watch in a couple days -- in the coming days? >> you will see the israelis operate against the tunnels, which i think there are tactical objective right now -- hamas continuing to respond with rocket fire. the israelis will try to avoid the kind of engagement you saw saturday and sunday in densely populated areas. by thee surprised resistance of some of the hamas fighters. the question is whether the military clock on the ground is in sequence with the diplomatic and political one. you do not have the right mediator, you do not have the deal. i am not persuaded either side wants to step back. >> more of the same. time in thatt t

john: to have a problem with homosexual one decimal such remedy? >> it does not matter from the policy perspective we can leave our personal feelings aside with the policy concerns but the photographer or the bakerr the adoption agency is penalized by the government for wanting to treat a man and woman that is distinctive. they are forced out for orphans because they try to find men and women. john: libertarians would agree but if i open a business i should be able to serve anybody that i want that the judge orders the of bakery it was cater the same-sex marriage. but a wedding photographer photographer, a florist that is outrageous but as somebody said they ought to have the right the governor of arizona backed off there is the new gay mafia policing to say you cannot even disagree with the. >> we should be able to voice opinions. if you think that photographer then don't hire her. you don't have to have the government give her a fine. john: libertarian conservatives talk about getting paid for? they say legal is a better. >> if we have a problem the sheriff, . >> is just like any other work. >> we are independent contractors just like any other business. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-