knbr here in san francisco quotes you quite a bit. when you decided let's have a white house correspondent, you call the white house. you say, hey, it's yahoo!. was that a tough sell? "the new york times" and "the washington post," goo? >> yes, i think yahoo! has has gotten smart to the landscape and there has been entertaining reporters from online sites but yahoo! is a very well-known brand. i don't think anybody at white house would have a problem distinguishing the yahoo! brand from somebody else. no, it wasn't that tough a sell but it's like anything else. just getting into the white house. >> with that many readers, there is a massive responsibility for what goes on the top of that page. president obama messes this up today or president obama does well today. both are legitimate stories but all of a sudden even just deciding which one goes on the top of the page becomes enormously important. >> yes. that's why i say it is a huge responsibility that our team has, you know, which one and how to position it, what is the tone, what

he did talk about why he did that today on knbr. >> i had 20 saves this year.articipated and have been able to contribute in 20 wins this year. my record is 3-4. how many of those 23 games that i have contributed in winning cause have i been asked to give a comment? how many out of all those 23? and i will venture to say less than a handful of times. i don't mind the media. they have a job to do. in order for them to do their job they need me more than i need them. i didn't burn any bridges. i'm not burning any bridges. i let them know how i felt at the moment and that's pretty much it. >>> whoo! okay. the stars did not align for baseball's newest sensation, the dodgers outfielder not voted into the all-star game. atlanta first baseman freddie freeman beat him out in the fan voting garnering 19 million votes. he was only 142 major league at- bats won't play in the july 16 all-star game unless he is added as an injury replacement and late word right here out of sequoia country club in oakland, 10-year-old lucy lee shot a 75 today and qualified for the u.s. women