they're putting this all on jonny williams. they're saying he's the one who's changed his story and lying about all this and jonny williams was like a playmate to mrs. mcdonnell. coming up after the break, we'll hear opening statements from bob mcdonnell's legal team and i'll have that story coming up at 5:00 today. >> do you gather they are saying something about a romantic relationship or did it not go that far? >> reporter: they did not ge that far. this could all just be part of the strategy. we don't know. they are arriving separately. much has been talked about. you know, they said this was going to get personal and it has gotten personal very quickly. we don't know to what details -- how many details. we'll let you know about that. >> howard over to you. >>> a beautiful day under way, michael. really for late july, incredible to be this comfortable. highs 80 will be wishful thinking. most of us stay in the 70s. maix of sun and clouds, very -- mix of sun and clouds, very comfortable. a lot better than yesterday and the hu

jonnie, can you comment on that? >> mr. williams is not going to comment on anything. back off, please. you are all being a bit ridiculous. please. >> what will you comment? >> certainly a chaotic scene outside the courtroom just ten minutes ago. williams on the stand today talking detail about a meeting he had may 2, 2011 at the governor's mansion in richmond. he says that maureen mcdonnell was telling them they were in serious trouble. they had a high interest loan that was not coming through. they had rental properties and the rent wasn't getting covered. what maureen mcdonnell said to jonnie williams, what she said to him on the stand, i have a background in nutritional supplements, i can be helpful to you. the governor says "i can help you with this project but i need you to help me with this financial situation." >> at that point jonnie williams says, "i said okay, i'll do it" and at that point he said he wanted to be speaking with the governor. because if he was going to write $15,000 for a loan to pay the bil

. >> we just learned jonnie williams has taken the stand in the trial. peggy will be in there, watch the testimony and have more coming your way on wusa9 news at 6:00. in the meantime we've brought in defense attorney mark shamel. today is just day three of what they expect to be a month long trial and already the star witness for the prosecution is on the stand. you're surprised. >> i am. >> why would they do that? >> the government has their batting order lined up most likely before the trial starts, so i don't think they're surprised. i'm surprised because i think it's sort of interesting that he is the case. you have to believe what he's saying to believe the governor was taking these things and doing it for an improper purpose and now there's all kinds of witnesses they'll call afterwards the defense can go through and point out inconsistencies with jonnie williams' testimony. >> the big question after yesterday's testimony is what was the exact relationship between jonnie williams and maureen mcdonnell. is the government asking that question? >> i

jonnie williams is coming across as a reluctant santa claus. the prosecution is walking him through every gift request of the mcdonnells and for most of them he comes through and, in fact, today the jury got to hold and touch one of the most talked about gifts, that rolex watch. jonnie williams admitted on the stand today that he knew what he was doing was wrong, maybe illegal. he lavished mcdonnells with expense gifts, $120,000 in loans, golf outings, stays in his vacation home, a new york shopping spree, use of his ferrari. he said he gave the gifts to get the governor's help in securing state funded studies on his company's star scientific's health supplement called annatto block. never got the study. william said he did not tell star scientific about most of the gifts including that $7,000 rolex watch he gave to the governor because he said, "i should not have had to buy things like that to get the help i needed. i made a mistake when i bought it. i knew it was wrong." williams expressed regret for all the gifts and said it was mostly maure

so she turned to jonnie williams as her, quote, playmate. >> absolutely. in a federal prosecution, all shred of decency is lost. and in a hot air balloon defense, it makes it even worse because you're bringing in everything. right now, mrs. mcdonnell is taking it pretty hard on the chin but stay tuned because her husband is going to take it hard. he will have to say i wasn't with my family, i was doing all the things i was supposed to be doing, i wasn't watching my family, i wasn't a good husband. all the bad has to come out because in a hot air balloon defense, you're sitting there full throlgt. grandma, you -- throttle. grandma, you have something to say? come o. what you'll see is the prosecution trying to shut down some of the testimony. in a hot air balloon defense everything is coming out. a lot of that stuff the prosecutor won't like. >> it's going to last maybe four to five weeks. any predictions given how this thing has started? >> yes. if -- again, hot air balloon defense fairs well for defendants. so if that's the case and there's an acquittal,

jonnie williams was asked if he had had a relationship with maureen mcdonnell. jeff goldberg is outside with the answer to that one. >> during opening arguments defense attorneys for maureen mcdonnell said very clearly she had a crush on jonnie williams and was taken with him. today toward the end of questioning by prosecutors they asked williams flat out, did you have a romantic relationship with maureen mcdonnell. williams replied without hesitation, "no." throughout the day williams made it cler he had res -- clear he had reservations about his relationship with the former first couple. >> walking in for yet another long day in the courtroom, bob mcdonnell wanted virginians to know his faith is strong. >> i have tremendous faith in the justice system and thank people who have showed their countless love and support over the past year. >> jonnie williams didn't say anything to reporters but walked with a confident comp that would carry into the witness stand. questioned later in the day, it focus focused on the rolex watch. he said he regretted the purchase an

the prosecution is still up there questioning jonnie williams. they may take it through the entire day or we could see the defense take over and their job will be to discredit jonnie williams. i'm peggy fox reporting live in richmond. andrea, back to you. >> thank you, peggy. >>> just in time for the weekend. our string of alert free days is about to end. first meteorologist howard bernstein is here with saturday's yellow alert. >> reporter: the humidity is starting to-- >> the humidity is starting to increase. only got to 80 yesterday. now we're at 83 thanks to plenty of sunshine out there and a little more humid. the clouds to the south will be moving our way later tonight and by tomorrow things are going to be much different. right now you see the warmth underneath. the sunshine, 83 here and also down in richmond. still 60s up in pennsylvania and even cumberland 82. talking about the weather headlines, yeah, the humidity is creeping up. the muggies will be back tonight. not as chilly tonight, too. 70 in town. some 60s north and west. just a fe

be careful with guys like that, jonnie williams continued on the stand.huge part of today's testimony involved establishing that williams and the former governor and first lady were not close friends, as they had claimed. the reporting on this soap opera have become primarily a burst of tweel tweets. the trial is not on television, and we're getting some of the best from the washington post reporters. they were not my personal friends, williams says of the mcdonnells. i thought it was good for our company. he said of all the gifts he gave to them. they were also shown videos of mcdonnell telling the convention that williams was an old friend of the governor. and he said, quote, i wasn't going to correct her, on mrs. mcdonnell's claim he was a close friend of the governor. finally, i knew it was wrong of the rolex watch he gave to the governor. i shouldn't have had to buy things to get the help i needed. inrolex watch he bought to the first lady so she could give it to her husband for christmas, was presented as evidence today and passed around by jurors.

defense attorneys argue that jonnie williams manipulates and uses people. the attorneys say the mcdonnells knew what they were doing and tried to hide it very hard from everyone. >> walking in without his wife maureen. >> we look forward to being able to present our defense and our truth in court. >> the former governor and first lady listened as the attorneys for each revealed details of a failing marriage during their time of association with johnny williams. maureen mcdonnell's lawyer say she was duped by williams and the two became close as he worked to gain access to had governor. some -- to the governor. some would call it inappropriate. unlike the other man in her life, johnny would pay attention to her. the lawyer paints an ugly picture, saying of the former first lady, she was angry,

jonnie williams told jurors his relationship with the former first family was all business. julie carey joins us with very important developments. >> reporter: even though the cross examination is underway right now most of the day jonnie williams was being questioned and he delivered exactly what prosecutors want jurors to hear. he said he lavished gifts on the mcdonnell's so he could get something in return. jonnie williams was the sole witness today and made it perfectly clear he thought his relationship with the former first family as a business proposition. the mcdonnells were not my personal friends. asked the prosecutor, why were you giving them these things then, williams, i thought it would be good for my company. the company he once had was trying to get a new product to market, a nutritional supplement. the first lady arranged a lunch in 2011 inviting bcu doctors so williams could make a pitch for them to do research. asked the prosecutor did you think you would get that event if you did not give things of value, williams, i did not. those included a $50,000 check

williams or by jonnie williams in response to maureen mcdonnell's request. that's going to be hard to explain by this defense that mrs. mcdonnell somehow had a crush or even a platonic affair. the governor himself has received some gifts that have to be explained. >> that's a point that i was thinking as well because it's one thing to give things to the wife and try to insert yourself into the marriage or become an issue in the marriage, but, chris, he hasn't explained the watch and some of the other things to the governor. >> right. i mean, the other thing is the gifts to maureen mcdonnell, you understand some of that. even the bob mcdonnell stuff, jackie is exactly right. that seems to be the biggest problem. but also the gifts to the kids for their weddings. it just seems like an odd explanation. if you are trying to woo someone or whatever jonnie williams was trying to do, you know, he let the mcdonnell's, bob and maureen mcdonnell use his house in smith lake, use a car of his. it seems an odd way to sort of be the third player in that relationship if th

defense attorneys argue that jonnie williams manipulates and uses people. but the attorneys say the mcdonnells knew what they were doing and tried to hide it very hard from everyone. >> walking in without his wife maureen. >> we look forward to being able to present our defense and our truth in court. >> the former governor and first lady listened as the attorneys for each revealed details of a failing marriage during their time of association with johnny williams. maureen mcdonnell's lawyer say she was duped by williams and the two became close as he worked to gain access to had governor. some -- to the governor. some would call it inappropriate. unlike the other man in her life, johnny would pay attention to her. the lawyer paints an ugly picture, saying of the former first lady, she was angry, hated him and not having enough money and not enough time at home. creating a rift so wide, in this case another man could invade and poison the marriage. attorneys for both say the testimony of williams is flawed, who is being granted immunity to save himself mill

. >>> day two of the mcdonnells on trial and today the man on the stand jonnie williams. williams had a very different account of why he showered themcdonnells with expensive gifts and loans. >> reporter: we've heard about him the past year, but finally today we got to see and hear jonnie williams, the prosecution's star witness. >> hey, back off. >> reporter: in the corruption case against former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. today he told a very different story than we heard yesterday from the defense. personal friendly basis with the mcdonnells. he characterized their relationship as business and he said reason one is money to the mcdonnells and bought all these gifts, oscar de la renta dresses, $15,000 catering, $10,000 gift to another daughter, sending them to florida, letting them use the ferrari, all because he said he wanted access to the governor and specifically wanted the governor to set up state testing of his product called annatto block which he says comes from annatto bean which is from tobacco plants and said his wife was cured of thyroid cancer and

while petaluma native jonny gomes returns to oakland, a lightning rod in the a's clubhouse in 2012. gomes will help fill the void in the outfield. vern glenn still can't believe it. >> i texted billy beane immediately after picking up my jaw off the floor. jon lester now gives the a's the best pitching staff in baseball and you have to give up a lot to get a lot. >> reporter: the trade could be a gamble for the a's, though, unless they can get lester signed to a long-term deal. he is basically a rent a player who can walk at the end of the season. cespedes still has another year left on his deal. if the a's win the world series it doesn't matter. lester is 3-0 in world series games with an e.r.a. less than one. oakland is obviously banking on that outcome in october. >> it makes sense. you're going to lose cespedes at the end of next year anyway because there's no way the a's were going to pay him the money owed once he hit free agency so the a's are in win now mode so they are definitely trying to get starting pitching because pitching wins in the play-offs. >> i think it's a bad m

they said their failed marriage negates that argument. >> everyone in some way has been a dupe of jonnie williams, that maureen mcdonnell was a dupe, that the governor was a dupe in some ways of jonnie williams. >> i look forward to continuing to present our case tomorrow. >> reporter: maureen was leaving the court and a reporter asked her if she still loved her husband. she started crying. the governor said he would rather be governing. the trial resumes this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the prince george's county council unanimously approved a bill to increase term limits from three to four consecutive terms. voters will decide if council members should be allowed a third congress secretive term or be limited to the two terms currently allowed under law. >> but one says two full terms just isn't long enough. >>> 6:28. time for back on-to-school -- back-to-school shopping. according to a recent survey by the national retail federation, families are shopping earlier than ever before good is there any stop to back-to-school shopping? a survey found 24% of parents are shopping f

jonnie, can you comment on that?> mr. williams is not going to comment on anything. back off, please. you are all being a bit ridiculous. please. >> what will you comment? >> certainly a chaotic scene outside the courtroom just ten minutes ago. williams on the stand today talking detail about a meeting he had may 2, 2011 at the governor's mansion in richmond. he says that maureen mcdonnl

. >> my name is jonny davis. i'm 13 years old, going to be 14 in three months. we are in the salvation army homeless shelter. my dad had got a business, and he was making about a good $5,000 a month. we had good and fancy things then. we had, like, a three-bedroom house. our living room had a 32-inch flat-screen tv in there. my mom's and dad's room had a 42-inch flat-screen tv in their room. and that's what tv you watched the super bowl on. (screaming playfully) >> y'all can't come in here. >> those are eggs. are you serious? >> yeah. >> why would you bring that out here? >> because. >> whoa! >> when it was good, it was good. i can remember having five or six jobs a month that were lined up back to back, and i mean decent paying jobs-- $4,000, $5,000, $7,000, whatever it was. and all of a sudden, just right about the time when everybody was saying, you know, "the recession is coming about, the recession is coming about," people just plain old stopped fixing on their houses, stopped making repairs. >> the payment

in comes this witness, jonnie williams, jr. and his nutritional supplement company star scientific, a guy the defense says maureen mcdonnell basically had a crush on. 's got immunity to talk freely and boy did he talk yesterday saying he was seek be the governor's help in getting virginia medical schools to help test and validate a new supplement product made from tobacco. and that's yes wanted a relationship with the mcdonnells. he said maureen asked for financial help at the governor's mansion. that got her a $50,000 loan and $15,000 gift to help with wedding expenses for the mcdonnells' daughter. but there were also private jet rides, a $20,000 shopping trip to new york, a rolex, the loan of a ferrari. it went on and on. attorney mar7yshammel says it' time for the defense it go to work. >> you have to go after jonnie williams after all the little points you can made. [ no audio ] if you make a point that he is inconsistent, then in closing you wrap all that up together. the defense lawyers get up and they make that point. >

but i know what jon lester could bring to the team and i loved jonny gomes. it is sad to see yoenis cespedes leave, though and a lot of fans are hurt by it. >> reporter: pitcher jon lester is the main guy in the trade. one of the best pitchers in baseball. he has post season success and many baseball fans say he is a legitimate number one. now the as have been trying to get over the hump. they want to have a little more success in the post season. this mornings' trade has been the talk of baseball. >> i saw he had been traded. he is one of our biggest stars. so it was really shocking. to see he had been traded. but i guess we get to see leaster now. >> reporter: the as had been scheduled to give away yoenis cespedes t-shirts today. it is unclear if they are still going to do that. the common theme in all of the reaction is, if this brings a world series to the oakland as , it will all be good. some are saying if the as don't win it all, they will be very sad to have given up so much for not winning at all but it is optimistic and the as fans are optimistic. l

maureen mcdonnell and jonnie williams.of these gifts were given and that sort of thing and that it was the result of a bad marriage. jonnie williams is saying, nope, i'm a businessman. bob mcdonnell is a politician. i wanted to get as much attention from the governor for my president, the dietary sup element. i wanted to get that in the always of power and i saw this as a way to do so. he said an the stand today it was a mistake to have given bob mcdonnell a rolex watch. but again, that's the danger for bob mcdonnell. that at least one of these parties said it was a business transaction. and it's why the mcdonnell's lawyer is arguing an embarrassing, maybe a personally embarrassing sort of argument but a legally more sound argument to get them off. it's hard to be -- if it's not a business transaction, the corruption charges, which i think are 11 of the 13 or 14 charges being brought up against, are a lot harder to prove. >> what he says an the stand was, i knew it was wrong of the rolex gift. i shouldn't have had to buy t

. >> jonnie williams the former c.e.o. of star scientific answered questions about his relationships with the former governor and his wife. was there an affair. jeff goldberg has been at the trial all week and he's live from richmond. jeff, what did williams say when he was asked directly about this on the stand? >> this was certainly an interesting moment in the courtroom. toward the end of questions by the prosecution they asked him directly did you have an affair with maureen mcdonnell. jonnie williams without hesitation said no, i liked them, but said this was a business relationship. prosecution wrapped up a half hour ago and defense attorneys are cross examining williams. williams was telling his story in great detail and the entire courtroom totally captivated. >> anything at all to say mr. williams? >> jonnie williams had nothing to say walking into court this morning but former governor bob mcdonnell said this when asked this about williams. >> what was it like listening to mr. williams today? >> this is a maratho

court thattold the marine had some sort of relationship with jonnie williams that some would consider inappropriate. the lawyer told the court about maureen. she was protective and jealous, citing that relationship. we continue to follow the case throughout the day and update on wjla.com. >> we will keep an eye on that story. niceeather -- it is so outside. >> it is all anyone can talk about. it feels like mid-september. our temperatures are 72 degrees at the noon hour. that is normally what our average low is. >> we are usually toying with 100 at this time of year. a beautiful time lapse. >> a gorgeous sunrise. a couple of clouds across the region. absolutely beautiful. our airmass is so much drier than it has been in the last couple of days. spots along the blue ridge still have not broken the 70 degree mark. 68 in winchester. dulles at 69 degrees. 70 in annapolis. usually when we talk about dew points in the 50's, we think that is comfortable. we have 40's on the map. it is a very low today. satellite and radar picture will you generally clear across the region. the big weather mak

the a's have traded cespedes to the sox for jonny d jon lester. much more coming up at noon. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, july 31st 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the entire country is now overrun by the biggest ebola outbreak ever. >> israel calls up more reservists. >> did ohio state's band director get thrown under the bus? former bandmates are striking up support after an explosive scandal claimed his job. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> a major public health emergency. the peace corps is evacuating volunteers from three countries. >> the historic ebola outbreak continues to spread. >> in africa liberia's president is closing schools. >> at u.s. airports anyone showing signs of the virus will be quarantined. >> israel is mobilizing 16,000 reservists suggesting that the offensive against hamas is far from over. >> israeli prime minister telling his cabinet there will be no cease-fire until all hamas tunnels have been dismantled. >> without obje

charges they 160 $5,000 inpted loans and gifts, including private plane ride, and expensive rolex from jonnie williams in exchange for helping promote his company in virginia. the governor and his lawyers maintain they never promised williams anything and took no official state action on b's behalf. on his behalf. >> i have tremendous lawyers and i have faith in god and the justice system. that is comforting. >> jury selection began with james spencer reading aloud the names of more than 130 witnesses being called by both the prosecution and the defense. former attorney general and candidate for governor temperature nelly, along with former governor -- former candidate for governor can wildly. also the speaker of the house. outside the courtroom the trial is all abuzz, with people keeping close tabs on what has happening inside. >> i kind of think they will throw the book at him. >> governor mcdonnell is set to's take the stand in his own defense. maureen mcdonnell will not, though she will be called as a witness for the prosecution. the judge had many questions for the pool of 150 potential

and stunning testimony from businessman jonnie williams in the mcdonnell corruption trial. fortopics, a shopping spree the former governor's wife and big-money checks written. >> you will not comment on anything. >> charlie williams did not say anything outside the courtroom but inside. this key government witness at the center of the corruption trial reveals shocking testimony. under the protection of immunity, the former dietary supplement executive admitted he wanted access to the virginia governor's mansion to develop a business relationship. aneeded his help, he was in position to secure state-sponsored research. in the end, he gave them more than $165,000 in various gift and loans in hopes it would benefit his bottom line. he said he went on the $20,000 shopping spree in new york city in april of 2011 that went on for hours including the purchase of shoes, purse, coach, and dress. during a may 2011 meeting, he testified she admitted that they were near tapped out financially. he said marine told him that the governor says it's ok for me to help you but i need you to h

with a and in her testimony today she said that she set up a vacation for the family and the home of jonnie williams of the lake. shewent on to say that arranged for several cars, including a range rover for her daughter and a for ari for the governor to be at the vacation home. meanwhile, they went on to tell the court that she arranged a wedding grid -- wedding gift from williams to one of the mcdonald's daughters. booked first-class plane tickets. the 14 count indictment includes a hundred and $65,000 in gift and loans in exchange for the power and influence of the governor's office. this is what the former governor had to say this morning. when maureen mcdonald was asked about her daughter testifying --terday, she just responded good. of course, this all follows the statements that were made yesterday where lawyers for both of them said that their marriage had in on the rocks. defense attorneys said that the gifts at the center of the case were not of corruption, but the result of her crush with williams. carter, abc 7 news. >> you may have seen some of the video there from our northern

alleging that they excepted $155,000 in loans and get, including private plane rides and a rolex from jonnieelping in exchange for to promote williams company in virginia. all along the governor has maintained his innocence, saying that he never took official state action on williams behalf. >> i appreciate the love and support of our supporters. takevernor mcdonnell will the stand in his own defense, as will doug wilder and ken to janel eight. opening arguments are set to .egin tomorrow morning at 10:00 richmond, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. weather, ato the picture-perfect monday. what is tomorrow going to look like? let's look at it with steve. >> even better for the day tomorrow. do you like it cooler with lower humidity? tomorrow is going to be your day. temperatures at the weather center, cooling off quickly to the west of us. 64 in cumberland. middle 70's at reagan national. 74 in lexington park. morningowers early this across western maryland and the panhandle, not amounting to a whole lot as it moved through the overnight hours. temperatures will fall, tomorrow morning we will be in t

$165,000 in loans and gifts, including private plane right, expensive clothing, and a rolex from ceo jonnie williams exchange for helping williams with his company in virginia. all along, the governor has attained his innocence, saying he never took state action on williams behalf. >> feeling optimistic eco >> i have term -- feeling optimistic? >> i have term and as lawyers and faith in god and the system. 150 potential jurors in the pool. two questions took an hour each to resolve, whether anyone had been charged or convicted of a serious crime, and whether anyone who had seen or read video reports on the case could serve as an impartial juror. ander attorney general candidate for governor ken cuccinelli is going to be a witness for the defense, as is former virginia governor doug wilder. governor bob donnell will be taking the stand in his own defense. marine mcdonnell will not, however she will be called as a witness for the prosecution. court just letting out moments ago and we do not yet know exactly what happened in terms of the jury selection and process. jury selection was going on

that of a crumbling marriage during the time of their association with former star scientific ceo jonnie williams. maureen mcdonnell's attorney said she had a crush on him. she was protective and jealous of the relationship. one staffer referred to williams as the former first lady's favorite playmate. she was duped by williams into getting access to the governor, calling her, collateral damage. the former governor's lawyer says the circumstances created a rift so wide that an outsider could invade and poison the marriage. attorneys for both say the government's case is deeply flawed because it relies on the testimony of williams, who they argue is being granted immunity to save himself from millions in tax fraud allegations. prosecutors allege the ls wered's -- mcdonnel struggling financially. this is about the mcdonnells lining their pockets with secret gifts and cash. afternoon, the daughter of bob and maureen mcdonnell testified. she was married in 2011. catering bill to her wedding is a central part of the prosecution's case. she cried on the stand. testimony continues tomorrow. and

. >> jonnie williams is on the stand this morning. he was quiet as he walked into the richmond courthouse. on the stand, he talked about what has become the infamous rolex, something bought for bob mcdonnell. mcdonnellaid maureen complement at his watch at some point and then williams said "do you want me to get one of these for the governor? williams told the court that she said, that would be nice. he also testified that he did not want anyone to know that he had bought the $7,000 watch and then later went on to say that he regretted it. and notht it was wrong good for anyone to know. it was a business risk. williams went on to discuss his relationship with the mcdonnell's on stand today peavy said that they were not personal friends and thought that the relationship was good for the company. here is what the former governor had to say as he walked into court. >> this is a marathon, it will not be decided in a day. we look forward to having the truth come out. i thank everyone for showing our love and support for me and my family. m

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red sox dealing pitcher jon lester and outfielder jonny gomes to the a's for young slugger. to be out done, the tigers landed ace pitcher david price from tampa, franklin, back to the rays. >> in south philadelphia, the birds were back on the field at the nova care complex today players trying to get better as the season approaches. relying more on self ears maclin, and rookie matthews. matthews said he is taking things one step at a time. >> i know each day i want to continue to go back, look at my play book, go to my ipad, see what i did wrong, improve on. that will you got to go out there and make plays. >> three flyers greats will be honored this season, with the spots for team's hall of fame. eric lindrose, john claire, will enter together. then on february 19th, defenseman eric dejardin will also receive the honor. more news when we come why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to tell you all about it. roddy! so, uh, without your fee, your checking chamber can't run smoothly. every time you

in last night's red sox/white sox game, boston outfielder jonny gomes misses the ball near the greenagging the ball it hits him right in the face. it rolls into foul territory but gomes sticks with it and throws a runner out at home plate. that was the difference in a 5-4 win for boston. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the deadly shooting rampage in texas. we'll be live from the scene. >>> plus, garth brooks, one of music's biggest selling stars is expected to announce a comeback tour today. jamie wax has details. >>> clint dempsey, captain of the u.s. soccer team joins us in the studio. >>> and we'll have the announcement of this year's emmy nominations. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, july 10. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. this is like groundhog day, isn't it. > isn't it? >> welcome to our worl

jonny gomes heading back to the track for a fly ball in left, and the ball bounces off his face!ose conseco-esque. he redeems himself, throwing the relay in time and nabs the man trying to get home. check out the replay. the ball actually hits gomes in the face. ouch! the red sox went on to win 5-4. still in the cellar in the a.l. east. >>> to colorado for the padres and rockies. will venable lays out for the diving catch. nice grab, but the rockies still won it 6-3. >>> rangers hosting the astros. deep fly ball to center field. houston's george springer going back, back, back, back, back, makes it, slams into the wall. he hangs on to the ball for the hout. amazing. same game, the rangers' pitch is ripped foul, nailing a fan in the seats behind the dugout. ooh! he's okay but shows off a nasty welt left by the ball. there's a nice souvenir for you. wow. i hope they send him an autographed bat or something like that. astros go on to win it 8-4. also pay attention to this week in sports about lebron james. i'm sure there will be one or two things said about his situation. >>> let's

in exchange, the a's will get pitcher john lester and petaluma native, jonny gomes. gomes played two years for the a's, of course, and lester, seen as one of the top pitchers in baseball. >>> this morning, san jose police are looking at surveillance video, hoping to catch a glimpse of the man who broke into a home and tied up the teenager who lived there. this happened right in the middle of the day. police say the armed man broke into the sliding glass door of a home on andrew creek's court just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon. this is in the almaden valley neighborhood of san jose. once inside, the intruder came face to face with that 17-year-old who was home alone at the time. and police say the man used zip ties the to tie up that teen and then demanded cash. the teen told the man where to find some valuables, then the robber took off. neighbors in this normally quiet community say they're stunned. >> i was working, so i don't know if they came here first or if she was just barking at what was going on across the street. but i don't think i'll be telling her to s

we have enough to work on the missing person was a man named jonny altinger, 39, single, worked in the oil inland, liked to ride motorcycles. unlucky with women. he had a wide circle of friends who are now telling police something kind of weird. altinger seemed to have dropped off the face of the earth except for the strange e-mails he was sending. >> i've left with a woman, going to costa rica. >> saying he had met a wonderful girl named jen and he was going to costa rica and i received several of them. i received six all together but in runs of three. >> reporter: six messages. how -- the same message? >> exact same message. >> same words. >> hi there. i've met a wonderful girl named jen. i'm going to costa rica. i will keep in touch and call you when i get back after the holidays, johnny. >> reporter: almost formal in a way. >> yes. >> reporter: suddenly. >> yes. >> reporter: like somebody you didn't really know was sending you an e-mail. >> absolutely. i was, like, that's really odd. that doesn't sound like john. >> reporter: well, it was odd. and even more so when another friend o

mcdonnells are accused of accepting more than $125,000 in gifts and loans from star scientific ceo jonnie williams. >>> her murder is still not solved and tonight 39 years later police are hoping to find out what happened to kathleen beatty. the girl's beaten body was found by her sister in the woods behind the k-mart in aspen, maryland, almost four decades ago. tonight her family joins supporters for a vug ill in hopes of solving this -- for a vigil in hopes of solving this cold case. >> so many unanswered questions, the worst one not knowing who assaulted her. why would anyone want to harm such a sweet innocent girl? no one can ever take her spirit, her smile, her sweetness from me. i am kathy's mom and proud of it. >> there is a $5,000 reward for information leading up to the identity of who killed kathy 39 years ago today. you can call the detective agency or e-mail reward at kathybeatty.com. >>> investigators closed the book on a 12-year-old murder case in loudoun county, the killing of 14-year-old erica smith. the sheriff's office says the prime suspect committed suicide as officers

the prosecution continues to lay out its case against the mcdonnells using virginia businessman jonnie williams. williams says he showered them with gifts while they were in office. including the use of this ferrari while the couple was on vacation. williams provided the gifts in exchange for promotion of his new diet supplement. the former governor was asked about williams' testimony as he entered court this morning. >> well, this is -- this is a marathon, it's not going to be decided today, and we just look forward to day after day fini finishing up. >> keep up with the trial today on twitter and on nbcwashington.com. you can also learn more about maureen mcdonnell's alleged new york city shopping spree. that is on our website now. >>> turning to the weather, another beautiful start to the day but it will be a little warmer today. tom kierein is joining us with his first forecast. >> yep, the final day of july is starting to act like summer again. if you haven't beenut yet, you'll notice humidity has crept back in overnight and is with us. temperatures right now just past 11: 11:00,

it focuses on inspirations who as it turns out includes apple's jonny i've. all, did he give you a pair of the sneakers? >> he is got a closet full. you know him well. he plays for the lakers, does not really see himself as a hollywood guy. he is got to talk to the hollywood press. inspirations,to this comes out of the showtime film. he likes to talk to industry leaders. the phone, calls them, find out what makes them tick, how they become successful. yes, in may, he called jonny ve and ended up going to cupertino. >> once you have the passionate, the thing you are passionate about, you can look at other people, other entities or other things. you can drop things from that to help you be better at what you do by looking for those common denominator's. , how do youpare response isme, my how he builds products. there is the end result, there are so many little things that go into the massive entities or device. you start with where you want your game to be, what would make her game most unstoppable or hard to deal with and now you work backwards from there and

boton outfielder jonny gomes took one for the team.right into the face. the ball rolls into foul territory. gomes doesn't give up. he throws the ball in, a tag at home plate. the sox win, 5-4. ouch. >> he still continued to play. >> clint dempsey is here. he broke his nose. >> yeah, he knows a little something about that. jonny might want to check this out. the brain uses 25% of its power for visual perception. in "morning rounds" carter erns shows how a new app is showing how a k college is building a better baseball team through brain science. >> reporter: batting practice seems like a no-brainer for david andris. every time he swings it connects. the same for joe chavez, but both players struggled last season. >> i had a hard time picking up the spin and changeout. >> pitch recognition. >> pitch recognition, yeah. >> david and joe were among 19 members of a baseball team at university of california riverside taking part in an experiment. the goal, training the brain to see better. the players spent 25 minutes a day four days a week

incluso a jonny. >> sÍ, cuando se parÓ. yo vi a mi hermano sin querer verla. sin esperar verla.Ía un programa de televisiÓn. >> le deseamos mucha suerte. ojalÁ que llegue a tocar y mejorar muchas vidas. >> en otras noticias los vimos juntos en la vida real y en teatro y dos novelas. >> para protagonizar los derechos de la mujer, lo ven al ensayo que tuvimos acgeso. todo gracias a la quÍmica que desarrollaron, que generÓ rumores de un presunto romance entre ellos. >> es algo con lo que hemos lidiado desde que nos conocemos. es algo que ahorita estÁ fuera de control. pero pues al final somos seres humanos. no tenemos que darle explicaciones a nadie. pueden decir muchas cosas. pero estoy tranquila. yo estoy en una etapa de mi vida en lo que lo personal de verdad necesito apacharme. - apapacharme. >> es educado, respetuoso, es como mi amuleto de la buena suerte. ahora a llenar las plazas, llevar alegrÍa a la gente. >> nos llevamos muy bien, la respeto y la admiro como actriz, como ser humano, como amigo la adoro. la verdad que para mÍ es un agasajo tenerla ahora como compaÑera tambi

. >> reporter: only one person has been on the stand today and that is jonnie williams. his cross examination just began as defense attorney tried to paint him as a liar and master manipulator. before that when he was being questioned their star witness delivered what they want. williams made no bones about the fact that he gave the former first couple more than $150,000 in gifts, loans and trips to get their help for his company star scientific and his new dietary supplement. on the stand williams was asked whether the mcdonnell's were his friends. said williams, the mcdawnles were not my personal friends. the prosecutor asked why were you giving them things then? williams replied i thought it would be good for my company. prosecutor asked did you think you would get that event at the mansion if you did not give them things of value and his answer was no. >> i will tell you how williams answered this question, did you have a romantic relationship with maureen, mcdonnell. >>> keep up with the trial on twitter and nbcwashington.com. you can also learn more about maureen m

trading all-star outfielder yoenis cespedes to the boston red sox for pitcher jon lester and outfielder jonny gomes who is from petaluma. >> cespedes was arguably the a's favorite player due to his great arm and power. >> won the past two home run derby titles. needless to say the deal got a's fans buzzing about this, game down to 7:00 this morning, and tweets were going wild. a lot of people rex pressing disappointment and others seem to trust gm billy beane. >> we have plenty of outfield power, so seeing ces go. don't know how we can afford him. billy ball, i don't know with money ball but that's billy ball. >> billy beane usually makes good decisions, and he had his reasons. it's going to be tough seeing cespedes gone. >> we were both stunned, just shocked. >> maybe down the road it's a good thing, but right now we're feeling like it's going to shake up the line yup. >> you saw that throw a few moments ago. there's a handful of guys in the history of baseball that can actually make that throw. lester, he's the key as far as the a's are coming back with. one of the best lefty pitchers in ba

they're charged with illegally accepting more than $165,000 in gifts from wealthy businessman jonnie in exchange for allegedly helping him promote his diet supplements. today, williams detailed the lavish gives he gave the governor and his wife. that included the use of his private jet and ferrari as well as dinner, golf, spa sessions, and nearly $16 tho,000 worth of gifts in a new york shopping spree. maureen mcdonnell's attorneys claim she had a rush on williams, but williams denies that saying, quote, this was a business relationship. i thought we had an understanding. she was helping me. they were helping me. today, the jury got to look at the $6,000 rolex watch he gave mcdonnell. williams said he regretted buying him the rolex and he felt lending them money could be wrong. quote, i think it's wrong. it would be violating laws. i was uncomfortable. no matter the outcome, this trial is undoubtedly a fall from grace for bob mcdonnell, once a rising star in the gop. we'll keep following this story. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals

the a's have traded cespedes to the sox for jonny mes and jon lester.g up at noon. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, july 31st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the entire country is now overrun by the biggest ebola outbreak ever. >> israel calls up more reservists. >> did ohio state's band director get thrown under the bus? former bandmates are striking up support after an explosive scandal claimed his job. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> a major public health emergency. the peace corps is evacuating volunteers from three countries. >> the historic ebola outbreak continues to spread. >> in africa, liberia's