>> kenny: looking for someone to talk to. >> f.p.: i am my own best audience. >> kenny: how about jakehe didn't have the opportunity to talk to himself on a baseball field in high school because his school did not have a baseball team. how about span stepping away. >> f.p.: he's taking all the way in a 3-0 count. probably wasn't feeling real comfy. >> kenny: diekman did not have the opportunity to play baseball in high school, school was too small, no team. instead he played golf. >> f.p.: naturally throws 100. >> kenny: hopefully didn't shoot 100. >> f.p.: big pitch coming. 3-0, none of them near. >> kenny: rendon waiting on deck. then werth. 3-3. top of the tenth in philadelphia. pay off pitch to span. another foul. >> f.p.: there you go, all heat, upper 90s. pitch number eight. >> kenny: span scored the nationals' first run back in the first inning. nearly four hours ago. >> f.p.: that's a good at bat by denard span. >> kenny: walked in the first, came around to score, and now a leadoff walk in the tenth inning. >> f.p.: a lot of managers would bunt here. we will see how matt willia

>> kenny: whispering into the ear of chris young. >> cliff: tell him, hey, pick up something. if you don't, you better pick it up. i want you to go sooner than later. >> kenny: young holds. and tolleson missing away. now 3-1. top of the hour, 10:00 here in the east from citi field. kenny albert, cliff floyd, bottom of the eighth inning with the texas rangers leading the new york mets 5-3. no scoring since the fourth inning. rangers score four in the first off bartolo colon. now the 3-1 pitch by campbell. full count. >> cliff: you can be as hot as you want. you talk about a guy eric campbell getting a chance to play when david wright was out. now you sit there for hours as a pinch hitter. not the same approach. you try to keep it the same routine, but it's just not. >> kenny: payoff pitch from tolleson. ball four. second consecutive walk. so the mets with runners on first and second and nobody out. well, coverage of the all-star festivities begins with the selection show at 7:00 eastern and continues with the gillette home run derby at 8:00 eastern. two walks in the inning. tex

for kenny, that means sky diving. married for 15 years. >> pole dancing, here we come. >> reporter: along for the ride, here two close friends, amanda and kelly. she pulled the mug on her marriage after they grew apart. for her, the hardest thing is the void it left behind. >> very lift. you find yourself getting involved in situations and things that aren't necessarily true to yourself. >> reporter: in what way? >> just trying to fill the void of that space. so when you call your girlfriends and they're all married and you find yourself alone. >> put your level leg around, pick up your feet. >> reporter: it's an exotic way for the divorce party planners to get her dancing again. >> i feel sexy! >> reporter: vanessa's party warms up with pole dancing, segues to pampering and will finish up with a risque show. >> we want to make sure you're happy. what are some of your aspirations or desires, what did you give up in your marriage? >> reporter: kenny's two kids from a previous marriage know how hard this has been for yo

let me turn to kenny gray. kenny gray is a very colorful member of this chamber, well known for spending many hours in the chair. he loved this house so much that after he retired he ran again and came back. cult known as really a personality, in a sea of washington gray suits he stormed through this place in a fluroy -- flurry of colors that had never been seen before. but you dared not look away as the prince of southern illinois was here and determined to fight for his constituents. kenny made a big difference in southern illinois as the coal industry started suffering challenges. he worked hard, he was known as the prince of pork. the prince of southern illinois, he worked diligently to bring the interstate system to southern illinois. and he's also credited with bringing a major water conservancy, wren lake, which provides much of the needed drinking water to southern illinois and i would argue deep southern illinois. i'm reminded of how he helped young people from southern illinois come and grow here in d

ron, appreciate it, kenny, bob. sue, down to you. >>> we're going to go uptown to the nasdaq, which is taking a hit, the biggest loser by the social media and biotech stocks, mentioned by the fed report. warning that valuations in those sectors seem stretched. >> while yellen's remarks mostly focused on the health of the economy, a separate fed monetary policy report signaled concern over asset prices diagnose valuation metrics in some sectors do appear substantially stretched, particularly those with smaller firms in the social media and biotechnology industries despite a notable downtornado. now, these comments and social media and biotech stocks sharply low ser among the social losers, yellen, pandora, facebook, groupon and twitter, all of which are trading, some analysts consider excessively high. in the biotech spay, jill ad, and ver tech shares moving to the down side. the sell-off in these two sectors are weighing on the nasdaq composite, which is currently lagging the major indices, and today's trade we're s

hopefully kenny and i are still with espn.>>> braves/dodgers, zach greinke pitched well. janssen could not save it for him. justin upton, his 19th. ties it at 2. the general manager says, hey, just so everybody knows, we're not trading matt kemp. matt kemp, walkoff single. justin turner scores, and the dodgers, they've won a season best five in a row, kenny. >> yes, i have the angels and orioles. mike trout, adam jones plotting to take over north korea before the game. how many times have you seen a conversation like that followed by a jones home run? so often, his 21st of the season. orioles up 2-0. manny machado, this guy hits and plays defense. watch this. way outside the foul line on the albert pujols pull. rockets it across. we'd show you a replay but you're not paying us. it's just business. top of the fifth, angels down 4-3. kevin gausman throwing away trout. trout, 0-4. orioles win it 4-3. we're just kidding. we tried hard. >> you know who plays for the angels? >> yeah. >> chris iannetta. >> i know. >> chris iannetta.

>> hey, kenny roger, your career is going along very swimmingly. >> but i can drown very easily. >> kennyife is good. we're going to talk more. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> philadelphia police have suspect in custody in connection with a frightening firebombing in south philly. the flames tore through home near 17th and ziegel early this morning. the suspect allegedly was seen tossing that firebomb. three people are at hahnemann hospital after leaping from upper floors to safety including a three year old girl. and now we're learning an off-duty police office war very familiar name helped rescue that family. we will bring awe live report from the scene coming up at 8:30, on the "cw philly". >>> right now, let's get your forecast with katie. good morning. >> good morning, ukee, nice one out there. we can expect full sunshine all day, high pressure taking the lead, keeping control, and brinking in just really good comfort levels of humidity, as well as temperature, will nice and warm today, but not hot, just right, casino every like golds i locks, right? storm scan3 empty, devoid

let's go down to kenny rosenthal. >> ken: with the hometown guy that plays for the hometown team. what were your emotions out tonight? >> i was running dumb. i tried to slow down. i tried to go out here and take time between pitches. but, wow. that was awesome. i'm still in shock. >> ken: when did you know you'd be pitching for the save. >> when we took the lead. the fifth inning. time stops from then on. i was waiting until i could warm up and get out there. >> ken: how about the crowd when you came? >> makes me want to get to the playoffs. that's a playoff atmosphere right there. they loved it. thanks to john farrell for getting me in there at the end and doing that. that's a treat for the people who showed up tonight. >> ken: congratulations. >> joe: kenny, congratulations to glen perkins. what a nice moment here for an era kid getting the save tonight in the all-star game. that had to feel great. scherzer gets the win. 5-3, the a.l. has won two-straight. we'll be back with the most valuable player. and that announcement, when we return, after the break. on a beautiful night in

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kenny, good morning to you. and first off, how are you doing?hat happened. >> what happened can only be believed because the diner's surveillance cameras caught the entire event as it played out. the coffee house is known for its delicious waffles and fresh brewed coffee, and it's a place where locals feel at home. >> it is like a family. most of the customers here are regulars. most of them we know by name. the waitresses about know everyone by name. >> kenneth anderson has been enjoying a hot cup of coffee here for as long as he can remember. >> i've been coming here since the doors opened, really. >> july 16th, 2008, about 8:00 p.m., kenneth is in his favorite booth as he always is. >> it's called number 8 booth and mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her

. >> we open the curtains to one of broadway's brightest lights, director kenny leon. >> when you dotelevision and film you're used to doing one, two, three minutes at a time, but when you do a broadway show you are doing two hours continuous, so it's another art form. we remember the ride with ar i parker and blare underwood who appeared on "a street car named desire". >> are coming out of my mouth with love and respect for this material and if it's upsetting people, great. if it's making people come out of their seat, great. >> plus david allen grier blade mean villain and finally alicia keys sees how sticky's broadway producer could be. >> there's something from doing something for the first time that has no constraint on my brain. how can i make it the most incredible i can make it. how can i make it the most incredible i can make it. >> that's what's peel. play. olé olé.nd play you could instantly win great mcdonald's food like premium mcwraps, bacon clubhouse sandwiches and more! ba da ba ba ba ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from the back hills of florida, to the bright lights of new york c

when was that, kenny, exactly? afternoon. >> who was on at air, whose face was there when we hit two points from 17,000? >> you and me? >> no, it was you. it was you. so i'm not superstitious. i'm just suggesting please don't come on the air, do us a favor for crying out loud, we've been waiting all day for this. look what you did. >> warren, would you like to say anything in kenny's defense? >> well, let's keep him off the air during the day. and also to bob, i'm surprised you even saw that we were near records today. i thought you were home listening to soft jazz. >> thank you. >> there actually is -- >> something i know nothing about, thank you very much. >> i think the question today is going to come down to whether this was positioning, 'twas some of the data, the ism report which is a little bit soft, but markets took it it pretty well. is it anticipation of what we might hear from janet yellen tomorrow. what is the mick, guys, do you think between positioning sentiment and the fundamental data driving us hig

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>> hey, kenny roger, your career is going along very swimmingly. >> but i can drown very easily. >> kennyning." oakl t now... the colise >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening around the bay area right now. we begin with some breaking news. oakland right now, the coliseum bart station is closed. some live pictures from chopper 5. it's closed due to a police activity. trains are not running through the station causing big delays as you might imagine in the fremont, richmond, dublin- pleasanton lines. they are being turned around at the bay fair station because of police activity. >>> an 80-year-old long beach man may be charged for killing a suspected burglar who claims she was pregnant. police say tom greer shot the unarmed woman in the back as she ran from his home. >>> and 49ers linebacker aldon smith set to be sentenced this morning in a san jose courtroom. the charges including three felonies, two misdemeanors. the maximum sentence would be 4 years and 4 months in jail or probation and no jail time whatsoever. >>> traffic and weather coming up. every

>> hey, kenny roger, your career is going along very swimmingly. >> but i can drown very easily. >> kenny. life is good. >> life is good. we're going to talk more. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour kenny rogers is in our toyota green room. he has an unstoppable career that began almost 60 years ago. >> plus, the culinary culture of caviar. i ate my way through fish eggs. that's ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. london's "daily mail" looks at a close call. its cargo container crushed the car but the two people inside not only survived he gave a sd hero," and two weeks later i heard her singing it. >> if you had sung that song, would you have been in "beaches" with barbara hershey? >> yeah. i don't think i've ever passed on another song. >> you only made one mistake. that's a good thing. >> it was a big one, wasn't it? >> may i say i miss your fried chicken. we're in talks with it. >> asia loves it. >> people who put up the money part were asian so we gave them the intr nation at rig

>> perfect time to bring in rick san telle, kenny.ou've talked a lot, rick, about the central bank injections of liquidity for a long period of time. what do you make of that? is this a manufactured rally, given the liquidity that's flowing from around the world? >> first of all, in the past i wouldn't be surprised to see dow 18,000. even though i might not think it deserves economically to be at these levels, it is and i understand it will continue to overperform, to be an overachiever, but if i have to describe what's going on here, i would say being in chicago, we live close to indiana. there are a lot of casinos in indiana. those casinos are in towns with horrible blight. the fact that the casino is making record profits doesn't change the fact when i go into the community there's a lot of closed storefronts and people unemployed. that's the way i look at the stock markets. >> exactly my point. >> the point is surely because there's so many people unemployed, janet yellen is going to ensure this continues and continues and continu

his brother was a casualty not of the bombing but of the investigation just trying to do is brother kennydied in federal custody during the bombing investigation while looking into his death which was ruled a suicide trentadue came across documents that describe video evidence of more than one man exiting the explosive rigged truck of course timothy mcveigh was identified as john doe number one sought by investigators he was convicted in one thousand nine hundred seven and eventually executed in two thousand and one but jesse trentadue believes his brother was mistaken for the john doe number two described by several witnesses can he fit the f.b.i. description down to a dragon tattoo on one arm at the time of his death kenny pictured here in this poster had forty one injuries and bruises and his brother believes he did not commit suicide but rather was be into death by investigators even the oklahoma city chief medical examiner said it was very likely he was murdered trying to do is taking the f.b.i. to court to try to force them to produce this video and a u.s. district court has already

my cousin -- my brother kenny, he is in georgia. my cousin is in georgia.williams, he -- my cousin james. my uncle ricky, he is somewhere. i forget where he is, though. >> is your mom in the picture at all, dad? >> my father got killed. he died in front of kenny's face. >> your dad got killed in front of you? >> uh-huh. >> how? >> we were in the house. somebody got through the door. and my dad opened up the door. dude was like your [ bleep ] pushed him, i guess, and he started pushing. my dad ran back in to where we was at, and he fell on the ground. he start fighting for breath and he stopped breathing. >> how old were you? >> 14. >> what did you do after that? >> made threats. >> my parents had permission to bring him down with them. but never had the visit. never had the visit. >> this isn't a kid that we should say there is no hope for you. it's just -- it's unfathomable. >> when i get out, i'm not ever messing up again, because i know what it's like in here. like really, not just on tv, but really what it's like to experience it. female announcer: thro

during our shoot, kenny witty was arrested for driving under the influence and illegal possession of a firearm. he was already on probation for various drug and firearm-related charges as well. >> witty falls in to the category of somebody that has poor coping skills. >> while waiting to be processed witty is moved to a chair near the pay phone so we can be talking. it is a mild violation usually resolved by a detention officer. >> sir, don't sit in the chair while you are on the phone. you want to go to a holding cell? >> this is kenneth witty. he threw a chair across the booking floor. we are taking him to a holding cell and he's going to start resisting against us. he was agitated and one of those ones that doesn't want to do what he is told to do. >> as officers lead witty to a holding cell he continues to resist. >> he stepped toward me. i turned around and pushed him in the wall. he continued to resist and placed him on the floor, removed his shoes and placed him in -- >> witty struggles all the way to the holding cell. >> we can leave the cell and have him stay until we shut t

welcome to everybody, kenny, what do you think?way to go out for fourth of july, right? kind of right at the top here, all this excitement. today's nfp report certainly adding fuel to the fire. this morning out of. >>> don't forget it's half a day today, low volumes not a lot of people around to react. >>> i think it will allow the economy to catch up. >> the line about a 10% correction is landlords bumming a punch line. how concerned should we be that it's kernel more? one of those markets where the path of least jassance is to the up side. it hasn't like we've been seeing the massive two to -- at least more volatile. what you have is a situation, where everybody is maybe trickling into these markets. i'm not making a volume argument. i'm just saying there hasn't been at least that many people just pushing or one way or the other the market is up or down. you're looking at a market indicator that has been lagging over the course of the past year, and whether or not it catches up to the rest of the broader market, that remains to b

. >> dom, weigh in on that, and kenny, i'm going to get you to do that, too.f you who didn't see it right-hand column, front page of "new york times" basically saying that everything is overvalued. the bubble word was in there as well. what do you think? >> there's so much negative talk, and we tend to do that at market tops. i'm not saying i agree or disagree, but the other side of the argument has been made for quite some time now. the market still continues higher. the real risk for investors over the course of the past five has actually not being in the market. if you hadn't been in the market, you missed the biggest bull run, so as you look at markets of record highs, there is this inclination you want to perhaps take money off the table. that's specially legitimate, but oftentimes traders will say 52-week highs are ones you want to buy, not sell, because the trends have been in place. it's not until that trend gets bucked. >> you get the last word, kenny. >> but until i think there's a change in either global make rho policy or global central bank policy

poseedora de las acciones de la empresa ferroviaria y estar congresista demÓcrata y el republicado kennyue las compaÑÍas no han tomado las medidas necesarias. >> realmente no han gastado para poner seguridad encima de los trenes deberÍan controlar estas personas que trabajan por sus compaÑÍas. >> explicÓ que es insignificante la abordaje. ksm no ha tenido que lidiar con la mala conducta de empleados como ocurre con otras ferroviarias mexicanas sin embargo las imÁgenes de una serie sobre los indocumentados de la bestia que mi visiÓn presentó la semana pasada fueron tomadas en vagones de esta compaÑÍa. >> me tocÓ del personalmente del personalmente a grupos pequeÑos de cinco, 10,420 migrantes centroamericanos en el norte de mÉxico en los trenes de carga de la compaÑÍa kansas southern. >> la compaÑÍa fue demandada por el gobernador de veracruz. >> maÑana univisiÓn investiga nos contarÁ quiÉnes son los mexicanos que operan otras rutas de la bestia. perry dijo que ordenÓ desplegar amir elementos de la guardia nacional para reforzar la seguridad en la frontera con mÉxico dijo que los criminale

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motorcycle kenny is he's twin has red eye reflection, normal.te dots in her pupils. >> the tumor is white in color. so you are actually seeing reflection of the tumor within the pupil itself. >> doctor sarah, at wills eye, among the doctors who treated mackenzie for rhett know blastoma, rb, a rare type of pediatric eye cancer that can be seen in photographs. >> cameras being an important tool for doctors. >> this is used diagnosisly here. >> correct. >> so we're just like the parents taking pictures. >> brian shaw's son, noah had the same kind of cancer in one eye. a photo when he was just 12 days old, showed the white reflection. >> the fact that this digital camera was picking up the white eye, months and months before we ever saw it, was really just fascinating. >> noah and mackenzie both had one eye removed, now wear prosthetics. doctors were table save mackenzie's other eye with chemotherapy and lazer treatments. her parents wish they had known to look for white pupils in photos, perhaps they could have saved their daughter's eye if the can

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i'm like, kenny, it's mia.ust wanted to know if you wanted to hook up and call me when you get this message. >> she never received a phone call back and that was very telling because now you ask yourself why wouldn't he call her back then and ask how she's doing. >> when police asked ken otto directly if he'd ever had a sexual relationship with shamia he said, that was impossible. >> he told us that that he was unable to perform sexually due to some surgery, a condition that he had. >> he has erectile dysfunction. it was not very successful. >> investigators checked shamia's cell phone records and discovered that five days before her disappearance she made two cell phone calls that bounced off a tower directly across the street from a 75-acre piece of land owned by ken otto. >> we thought maybe there was a possibility that she might be there being held against her will. i had officers on the ground and i directed that they go on to the property and confirm that there was no one there in field of assistant. >> p

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. >> reporter: kenny, we're talking about ground water. it's a vital resource that, in a normal year, provides about 40% of california's water supply. well, with this drought, we're pumping it dry. california's snowpack has essentially melted. ten of the state's 12 major reservoirs are less than half full. now a big new worry. california's ground water is dramatically disappearing. >> we didn't really expect that the ground water losses would be that great. >> reporter: uc-irvine and nasa scientists found how, in just five years, the underground stores of water in the colorado river basin dropped by 40 million-acre feet. that's enough water to service every home in the bay area for 15 years. >> there are definitely some warning flags on the horizon. >> reporter: professor buzz thompson is a water expert at stanford university. he says in some parts of california, we're using too much ground water. >> what we're doing is still pumping the ground water out faster than nature is replenishing it and as a result, we're drawing down on our accou

. >> the new plan prince george is kenny put out tonight would serve -- save all the properties in gray, but the six in yellow would be torn out -- bob and torn down. >> we will be there no matter what. that possibility is a reality. the roadan would fix and provide a new water and sewer line. >> the first level is right off of the family line. >> gary gardner owns a home that was not damaged by the slope failure. under the plan tonight, he would be able to continue living here. >> it was encouraging, but it is about 50%. >> it has even homeowners who would benefit from the new plan want the other homes saved as well. >> we are looking for a plan that will allow us to remain in our homes before, during, and after. >> is that possible? >> we would like that to happen, but i don't think it is possible. >> the county executive says saving all 28 homes would be tough, but after residents asked for a closed-door meeting tonight, the county agreed. >> we will go in with an open mind. we will consider it. >> what we have here, we don't want to see it lost. >> right now, some of the homes can b

well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> good morning, everyone, it is 5:00 a.m. on this friday, the 4th of july, developing this morning. >> hurricane arthur roars ashore pounding the north carolina coast with whipping winds and drenching rains. >> the crowds have arrived at the jersey shore ahead of the holiday weekend. accuweather is tracking arthur's impact on the coastline. >> 4th of july party on the parkway is primed and ready to go. >> david murphy is here and matt pellman is in for karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: let's start you out on radar. as you look, it's easy to see where arthur is located. it came ashore as a category 2. it's back to 100-mile an hour winds which makes it a category

[laughter] look, it is so much fun to be here always, to see nina and to see kenny. mostly, to see the kind of spirit holding-- of bioneers, holding and growing. you know, we've sort of broken out of the beachhead and are

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kenny? >> listen, go back to the goldman call.a fourth quarter 2015 to the third, when everybody's really in the second quarter of 2015 i don't think is really such a big call. if we're talking may or june, that's one thing. if we talk january of 2015, that's another thing. i think a goldman call saying rates are going up in october is not a call. >> this raises what david darst was talking about last hour. it might have been bob pisani, where they said we're going to get the jobs report next friday. how long until it has a 5 handle? yes, we're at 6.1, yes, we've fallen swiftly, but the unrounded rate is already 6.048, i think, something in that range. we're not far off from that. >> but last month, the jobs created were part-time. they're not full-time, well-paying jobs, and that's why i think a lot of people get lost, because it's frustrating. the number looks great if you look at the number, but yet, if you look at the qualities of that number, it's frustrating. >> you look at the part-time workers. when asked why they're in th

that the transport minister said, there's no confirmation on who has them or where they are. with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> malaysia 17 crash site is being called an international crime scene and the biggest crime scene in the world this morning. the fbi says two experts are on their way to help with the case in an advisory role but a lot of people fear that access, we know that access to evidence there has been limited based on some of the people that have already made it there and who are met by armed guards. >> yesterday, monitors were able to spend a little more than an hour at the site before those armed separatists forced them to leave. let's talk about this and the effort to get to the site and to those victims with cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistance director

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