let's go down to ken rosenthal with chipper jones. >> ken: thanks, joe.your first trip to this ballpark, your last all-star game. how would you describe the experience? >> unbelievable. i truly regret not been given the opunity not to play here before. this is a beautiful venue to play baseball in. and i'm just happy that i got to chance to come here one time before i retire. >> ken: has this been more fun or more emotional for you. >> definitely more fun. i am trying to enjoy my teammates while i'm here and trying to soak it all up and have a good time with my family and the guys who made the all-star team. >> ken: chipper, thanks a lot. >> my pleasure. >> ken: back to you, joe. >> joe: thanks, kenny, and allowing us to eavesdrop on his pregame speech, the 40-year-old. now he can just sit with the rest of us and watch the last inning and a half unfold. kinsler at the plate. he's 0 for 1. he flied to left his first time up. the manager is trying to get everybody into the ball game. that's strikeout number 2. i don't know how you catch up to craig kimbrel.

let's go down to ken rosenthal with chipper jones. >> ken: thanks, joe.your first trip to this ballpark, your last all-star game. how would you describe the experience? >> unbelievable. i truly regret not been given the opportunity not to play here before. this is a beautiful venue to play baseball in. and i'm just happy that i got to chance to come here one time before i retire. >> ken: has this been more fun or more emotional for you. >> definitely more fun. i am trying to enjoy my teammates while i'm here and trying to soak it all up and have a good time with my family and the guys who made the all-star team. >> ken: chipper, thanks a lot. >> my pleasure. >> ken: back to you, joe. >> joe: thanks, kenny, and allowing us to eavesdrop on his pregame speech, the 40-year-old. now he can just sit with the rest of us and watch the last inning and a half unfold. kinsler at the plate. he's 0 for 1. he flied to left his first time up. the manager is trying to get everybody into the ball game. that's strikeout number 2. i don't know how you catch up to craig kimb

corn with ken, clean ears every time. ♪ >> about eight minutes. >> here's ken's awesome tip.y putting corn in the microwave, eight minutes for two ears. >> be sure to cut all of the husks. that's what it should look like when you have made the cut. then grab the husk, give a shake. there it comes out. >> the corn comes out perfectly cooked. >> here's the deal. so many people on youtube are trying to become famous with a youtube channel. people should be more like ken clean ears every time. he's old school, knows his stuff. nothing fancy. giving you the info right to the camera. i trust ken. i believe what he's saying. >> i'll going to clean my ears the way he does. >> hum? >> the ears of corn. >> simple as that. ♪ >> a video that are remind you to -- >> be careful with your fireworks, america. >> ah, yes. >>> what better way to spend a july 4th weekend than with your bro. these guys are grilling up the sausages, they are messing up the eggs in the pan. hiking on the pacific coast trail. that water is like a mirrorment. >> gorgeous. >> a little bit of swimming. a little bit of

we are going down to the field to ken rosenthal with mike trout. >> ken: thanks. your first all-star game, first at-bat against a knuckleballer. what were you thinking about the baseball gods at that point? >> i was going up there trying to see a pitch, trying to see it must have and see how to react to it. just trying to stay sure, stay up the middle. can't get big with him because you don't know where it's going. >> what was this experience like for you? >> a dream come true as a kid. i will remember this the rest of my life. >> ken: mike, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ken: back to you. >> joe: the kids did well tonight. ken, thanks very much, thanks to erin and obviously to tim mccarver and our pregame crew. coming into this game so many people looked to the american league and said, well, they have such a huge advantage with their lineup. it's the national league winning for the third straight year behind brilliant pitching and big, giant hits. and i mean hits by giants. half of the season is in the books and so right now we present for you 2012's two

i'm sure ken does. is the bigger hickey to take, the long term one where we continue to rack up debt or the possible 3.5% contraction in gdp, the recession for the fiscal cliff? >> why can't there be something in the middle? >> let's ask the expert. ken, what's the compromise? >> you have to do something much more gradual here. not only are we barely growing 1.5% the most recent number. but the rest of the world is slowing down. this isn't a time to sort of contract artificially. this is a poison. it's completely contrived. congress couldn't agree. they said to make sure we agree we'll put in this. >> we'll put in the poison pill. generally the point of a poison pill is you're not supposed to have to take it. it is supposed to force you into hard decisions. >> do you believe that? >> back to will's point which is compelling though i think not fully thought out where you say we can't always act like we're in an emergency. christine, you have said this many times with respect to unemployment insurance ben

i want to begin, i want to go back to ken cuccinelli on something. ken, if congress can tax us, in this way, is there anything for which we cannot be taxed? >> i'm sure the answer to that is, there is something but, sitting here, given the incredible breadth the chief justice put on the tax definition under the constitution, it is hard for me to conceive immediately of what that might be. along the lines of scott's comment, one of the things i might have thought was, it couldn't be an excise tax on doing nothing. they've supplied excise taxes to work before, for instance, for social security. but, for doing nothing, the failure to do something, this is, itself, brand new and it is part of why the chief justice has expanded the taxing power to a point never imagined by the founders in his opinion here. and, it is very unfortunate, it could cause a serious problem in the future, but i will point out, the one power that congressman and senators are most afraid of voting on is the tax power. >> governor huckabee: because the political ramifications... >>

ken navarro.ewitness news morning edition. ken navarro. before we talk about the new disk which we just heard a little bit and will show a little bit of the music video, what is it with the name that navarro and music? dan, dave, ken. >> i'm always being asked if i'm related to dave navarro and i'm not. we used to get each other's calls when i lived at la. they were very different calls. >> i bet they were. >> do you ever say you are related depending who is asking? >> it's tempting. i get asked so much. >> do you ever run not to dave but to dan? >> no. i'm kind of facebook friend with his former wife. we communicate. we're also friends on facebook, dan and i are. we know of each other. our paths have never crossed. >> it will be really cool to have you guys play together. >> ill love that. he's a wonderful singer and song writer. i'm been an admirer. >> dan is in every once in a while. >> navarro and navarro. >> we can do better than that, like navarro scared. -- squared. >> there you go. >> this

ken: 1-1 the count. a reminder, after the game stay tuned for the 9:00 news with robert jordan, jackie bange, jim with the weather and rich. all sports highlights. almost walked into it and the count 2-1. just tuning in, toronto beat cleveland 1-9. baltimore in 13 defeated detroit 8-6. tigers got three in the top of the ninth to tie that game at 4-4. and that's a souvenir right side to even the count at 2-2. if you're hitting the road, take our sox with you this season. subscribe to m.l.b..tv. visit whitesox.com. steve: broxton blew the save last night. almost lost the game. furcal at the plate. that was somewhat controversial. hudson getting thrown out by francoeur. i talked to orlando today and hex i never was tagged. ken: broken bat. soft bounder. so one out. here's alhand roll. he is 2-3. an r.b.i. double a triple. also a sacrifice bunt. takes ball one. now evens it at 1-1. steve: hurt his elbow and the dodgers pretty much let him go. ken: there's a chopper two-hopper. so it's up to youk. and most of

. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now.ach one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i had over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught i

ken molestina explains what this may mean.we begin from calls from city council members that mayor vincent gray resigned. gary nurenberg is here with that. >> reporter: three members called on gray to resign. those declarations coming after the u.s. attorney yesterday described an illegal $650,000 shadow campaign to elect gray mayor in 2010. >> this is not the campaign that we intended to run. >> reporter: the federal investigation into his 2010 mayoral campaign disclosed a widespread pattern of illegal activity in the underground non-official campaign run by 75-year-old eugenia harris. >> whether the mayor knew or not, he is the beneficiary and he should resign. >> reporter: they elected him mayor. she's been charged with no wrongdoing by the u.s. attorney. he has no claimed wrongdoing. >> i think that's coming. i think yesterday's court proceedings certainly telegraph there will be more coming. his campaign engaged in the largest criminal offense. >> reporter: long time gray ally marry chay also said -- mary chay also said g

doinlt know, ken.e government employees very smart economists and you can't all have different opinions on this thing. i mean at some point doesn't the economist come into the room yelling? guys, you can't do this even if it gets you votes. it's wrong. as christine says, malpractice. >> who is going to pay the taxes? that's what the real fight is over and how are we going to pay taxes? everyone is trying to protect their special interest. congress doesn't want to give up all the exemptions. that lets them give favors to people who give them money under the table so people don't understand it. we have to fix the tax system. and they have avoided that. the bowls simpson came out. they made a proposal and it didn't go anywhere. >> they don't feel the emergency right now. bond yields are so low. we can borrow money super cheap. they see an emergency in europe. they see an emergency in greece and spain. we don't feel it yet here. >> which goes to your point, will. you're trying to make the point that this i

. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now. each one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i had over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught

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. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now.h one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught in betw

they're not dodging it anymore like ken buck did. republican congressman trent franks has an abortion ban working its way through the house of representatives this week. it's a federal ban but it's specifically targeted to women in washington, d.c. you do not need to ask trent franks who goes to jail for his abortion ban. it's right there in the bill. doctors should go to jail. doctors should spend up to two years in prison. bobby jindal signed a similar bill into law in louisiana last month. it will send doctors to prison also up to two years. asking a republican with a really extreme anti-abortion position who's going to go to jail? that used to be a really dramatic rhetorical devise. you would never go on record talking about throwing people in jail for abortion. but this, this sounds too crazy for me to say it meter is recalibrated. that has changed, even just since 2010. jailing people for abortion is no longer a step over the line of wing nuttism, even for main stream republican retrism. main stream republican legislation. that

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but first ken burns. welcome to the show. >> my pleasure.nk you. >> how do you have the bandwidth to compartmentalize all of these points of history. >> you do recognize all of your kids' voices even when they are far away. it is hard to say no when you think you have history firing on all cylinder s, and i make the same film over and over again, and that asks who are we? and what does an investigation of the pastel us about where we have been and where we're going and that's the gift of history, the medicine of history. so you come across something and you have to say yes. there is a kind of economy of scale, there's a great warp and wolf to american history. i have been through the 1920s on about seven or eight different films, and each time the 20s i go through are totally different. even prohibition and baseball or jazz which you would think would be really close, it seemed really different. >> in that context do these films find you or do you seek them out? >> you know what that's a really good question. i -- i think they choose me. i j

. >> and i'm ken wayne. that story in a moment. but first breaking news. we have a news crew headed that way. >>> it looks like tens of thousands of internet users have dodged a cyber bullet at least for now. a 9:00 p.m. deadline has come and gone for a malware that has infected computers around the world. ktvu's patti lee is in berkeley and has looked into the steps taken to protect internet users. >>> we are just starting to see the impact of this so called internet black out. here at the internet cafe, this group tells us they still do have internet access, but in the last hour service providers like at&t and verizon says they are ramping up for a gluten of computer users. >> reporter: at 9:00 p.m. tonight, the end of internet service for thousands. >> there will be people who can't get on the internet. they are estimates nationwide it's 50 or 60,000. >> reporter: for months, facebook, google and the fbi have warned computer users to check for malware that for years had redistricted web users to a site. >> by sending you to that look alike site, the hac

i think ken parkinson only, only get with his role as a lawyer. he was found not guilty at the trial, all right? he was found not guilty at the trial. so the one person who was solely involved as a lawyer was found not guilty. mardian's defense was hifs solely voched as a lawyer and i should not be convicted. obviously the jury did not believe that in coming back with a guilty verdict. >> if i could make one follow-up comment. after watergate the aba decided to revisit the model code of professional conduct and they formed the commission, and their first draft of 1.6, while it did broaden confidentiality, it also contained new exceptions about when a lawyer could reveal confidences in order to prevent death or substantial bodily harm, and then also additional crimes or fraud that could harm financial interests. and that was rejected by the aba house of delegates. so while the initial draft did broaden, it did then include these important exceptions, but that was not ultimately adopted by the house of delegates. there were two more subsequent attem

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. >> ken is live in prince georges county where that man worked and ken has the details. ken. >> reporter: yeah, we're talking about neil prescott. he worked here at bose in capital heights and we are also told that according to this affidavit, he told one of his coworkers that he wanted to quote, blow everybody up. this is 28-year-old neil prescott. he was on the phone with a coworker on wednesday when he made the threats. he referenced the colorado massacre when according to this affidavit, he said i am a joker. i'm going to load my guns and blow everybody up. the coworker relayed the conversation to police. >> we took it as it was going to be imminent based on the conversation with the employees and we acted on that threat. >> police went looking for prescott at his apartment on the 1600 block of park ridge circle. according to arresting documents, investigators came knocking on suspect's door. they described him as being groggy and wearing a t-shirt that read, guns don't kill people, i do. officers found 25 firearms, including rifles and pistols and more than a thousa

ktvu's ken pritchett has been following this story and joins us with how it unfolded. ken? >> reporter: this was the crime scene this morning, this safeway parking lot. a 911 call of a man attacking a woman led them here, face to face with an armed man. >> reporter: police say marshall tobin refused to surrender and shot this morning around 3:00 a.m. >> i hurt shots. we have been hearing all week long. >> reporter: police say it started at this apartment building next to the safeway. a 911 call of a domestic violence and then another 911 call that marshall tobin drove to the parking lot. >> he failed to comply. >> reporter: officers tried to tase him but it was in effective and he went for a gun. >> fearing for their safety, discharged their fire arms. >> reporter: two officers fired and now on administrative leave. that makes four officers on leave, perhaps six, related to shooting, which is taxing for a understaffed apartment. >> shifts are working at minimum. >> reporter: over an hour ago i talked to a family member of the man who was shot, they said this was an argument

. >> you know there's a name for that and it's ken. (laughter) >> who's ken?ughter) >> male barbie is ken. dude, let me show you how we do this in america. has pena nieto ever eaten dog or put their dog on top of their roof on a road trip? because you can really spin that. >> nobody cares. >> don't (bleep) with me. armed with barely enough info, terminator and i got down to business cooking, distilling and synthesizing the perfect hit team. after a lot of hard work and a quick break we put our first sample on to a flash drive. you ever smuggle anything in your ass before? >> never. >> toothbrush. >> can't you just put in the your suitcase? >> don't tell me how to pack. i travel a lot. with contraband toiletries and a magazine tucked securely away i returned to mexico. laugh >> they say you're a really bad man. >> sometimes it takes a bad man to say bad things about bad people. which actually makes me a good person. go play soccer or if you believe whatever you guys call it. time for the buy. >> that's far enough. you got the money? >> what money? >> i forgot t

we'll go down to ken rosenthal if a moment. two on for swisher. inside, kenny, your phone is lighting up again. >> ken: joe, you might be wondering who gets credit for signing mauro gomez and pedro ciriaco. well, i just got a text from theo epstein, former red sox gm, now with the cubs, and he reminded me that alec baird and alex porter of the red sox get the credit. theo says they always do a great job. >> joe: 1-1, down and in. meanwhile, ken, i know you found information on the red sox, if they want to add players or payroll going forward in 2012. >> tim: that's right, joe. i found out today they're about $10 million over the luxury tax threshold. that's not a good thing, because what it means is they'll get penalized 40% for every dollar over that they are. what it means come trade time, if they are buyers, is that essentially they're going to need teams to include money in deals. they'll include money, the other teams will, to get better players in return. so that hurts the red sox too if that's the way they go. >> joe: meanwhile it's 3-1 on

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. >>> people who received a loan advance on their pay checks are getting paid back. 346 ken pritchett -- >>> pen p is live -- ktvu's ken pritchett is live with more. >> reporter: the settlement with money mart was reached last year but today is the count down for customers to claim the money. >> reporter: money mart and other lenders are known for high interest rates and fees but there is a steady flow of customers. he has been a customer for 9 years. >> sometimes i need the cash. and i don't have a problem getting it. >> but they had a problem with the city of san francisco. >> by virtue of them charging up to 400% apr to our citizens. >> reporter: he sued money mart in 2007 claiming violations of california's unfair business practices law. this represents the rebate check some could receive. >> between $20 and $1,800. >> really? >> okay. i might end up doing that. >> reporter: that is what he wants to hear and the point of the press conference too, get the word out to customers thet they could have money coming -- that they could have money coming their way. >> san francisco has the

ken? >> reporter: in this complaint, very detailed documents we obtained today, investigators say it was the father of the girl who fired the deadly shot and the father was with the two men who were arraigned. and the documents say there is fbi video that shows the three men together, one holding a gun an hour before the killing. >> reporter: it was here on june 4 where calvin sneed was gunned down in his car. first charged in the murder where barry gilton and lupe mercado. parents who prosecutors blame him for trying to drag their daughter into a life of prostitution. today in court, antonio gilton, and alfonso williams were also arraigned on charges. >> i have had a short conversation with him, he is an innocent man. >> reporter: in court documents it is alleged two rental cars linked to the suspects were used in the crime and the men waited for calvin sneed to arrive at the crime scene. they claim lupe mercado said to him what would you do if it were your daughter. >> i think that when

ken? >> reporter: behind me is the mansion, one of 70 state parks on the closure list. turns out this money within the parks department is enough to keep this and most of the state parks open for at least a year. it is a political and pr mess for the state. >> reporter: save our parks a battle cry heard loud and often. she is with the california parks foundation. which led an effort for years to keep our parks open. >> we had kids holding bake sales for their parks. there is a sense the state let them down. >> we will do everything we can to right the ship. >> reporter: he is with the california natural resources agency which over sees the parks department. >> we are shocked shocked and disappointed. >> reporter: an audit discovered two unreported state park funds. one with $20 million. a second fund dedicated to off road vehicle parks, $33 million. the money was unreported for 12 years. long before governor jerry brown took office but he could face consequences. opponents have already latched on. >> they can't even find it while they cut the parks, voters are going to