vogelsong was dealing. 7 ks through five innings of work. bottom six, one out.nd the panda digs that 0-2 pitch out of the dirt. pagan scores from first. romo calms down and gets suzuki to ground out and the giants win. >>> the a's have hit a speed bump on the road as r.a. dickey handed oakland their third straight loss. second inning. yoenis cespedes jumps all over this offering. in the fifth, brett lowrie with his eighth. later in the inning, two men on, brandon moss cannot handle the bouncer to first. both runners will score. jays up 4-1. last chance in the ninth. a's lose 5-2. they dropped three in a row. >>> seniors in michigan for the pga championship. knocks it down. he carded eight birdies on the day. the legend, tom watson, birdie on 6. langer knocks it in. he is all alone in second. can't count him out. they are chasing colin montgomerie. nine iron off the tee. he stuck that. he would go on to birdie en route to a 68. >>> i hope you are having a great memorial day weekend while we're working. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and the world cup

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bumgarner had 9 ks in 6 innings of work. in the 5th, bumgarner getting help on d.an uggla with the fly, but michael moore says not right now. top of the 8th, crawford, are you kidding me? going yard again. his second of the game. giants win 4-1, their first sweep in atlanta since 1988. >> i really worked hard in spring training on keeping my front hip and front shoulder closed. or at least straight as a pitcher. i was kind of flying open last year. i was struggling with off speed and even fastballs i would roll over or be late with. so just working on staying square to the pitcher and it allows me to hit the ball the other way. >> a's and red sox. mascots galore in fenway. top of the 10th, tied at 2-2, bases loaded. grounds to third here, he is able to beat the throw at first. a's take the lead. bottom of the 10th, jim johnson in for the win. how about a little defense. jackie bradley jr., grounder to first. barton throws out the runner at third. heads up defense by barton. a lot of people complained about his bat, but that's a great move defensively. next batter,

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most of us have to save ourselves through special vehicles like 401 ks, bs, et cetera.n we accumulate a large amount of money, we have to figure out how to use it. the longer life spans create additional challenges. >> janice, the money that marilyn talks about that we have to put aside. does a lot of that end up going health care costs? >> people are surprised how expensive it is to pay for a home health aid, if you wind up in a nursing home environment. there are a lot of pocket expenses as you age. and the cost of becoming more isolated for people that don't have large families. in addition to the financial cost there's the human cost. >> let's talk about the financial challenges that seniors face. lisa stark did some reporting. let's take a look at this and we'll paying it up on the other side of her story. >> reporter: when karen conka works it's as a volunteer, she retired at age 52. after three decade as a county government worker. >> one of the main reasons for taking the job was the excellent retirement that fairfax country had. >> her 28-year-old daughter has

now most of us have to save ourselves through special vehicles like 401 ks, 403 bs et cetera.mulate a large amount of money, we have to figure out how to use it over the rest of our lives. the longer life spans create additional changes that way. >> janice, the money that marr ill jip is talking about -- marilyn is talking about, does a lot go to health care costs? >> people are surprised at how expensive it is to pay for, if you need a home health aid to come to your house, if you wound up in a nursing home environment. there's a lot of out of pocket expenses as you age. there's the cost of becoming more isolated for people who don't have large families, and care takers. in addition to the financial cost there's the human cost they with have experienced in this different time of life. >> let's pause for a moment and talk about the financial challenges that seniors face. lisa stark did reporting on this. let's take a look at this and we'll pick it up on the other side of her story. >> reporter: when karen works these days it's primarily has a volunteer. they retired a few year

solo shot and the only hit he gave up through innings, giants up 1-0. 7 ks through five innings of work. bottom of six, one out. giants with runners on the corner. the panda, digging the pitch out of the dirt. almost went out. pegan scores from third on the sac fly. giants up 2-0. and suzuki to groundout and the giants win their second straight with the 2-1 victory. >> the a's hit a speed bump on the road. toronto's knuckleballer r.a. dickey handed oakland their third straight loss. they opened it up at rogers centre. second inning cespedes jumps all over it. the dickey season high 8 1/3 innings. and in the fifth brett lowry, sends one packing off chavez. his agent of the year. 2-1 jays. they lead the majors with 69 home runs. later, two men on. brandon moss can't handle the bouncer to first and flipped the ball away. 4-1 jays. last chance in the ninth. two men on. a's go down 5-2. they have dropped three in a row. nba playoffs. eastern conference finals. pacers and heat. game three in miami. got to win at home and the heat took care of business after spotting indiana a 15-point lead. l

. >> we'll put it up on the board so the viewer ks see it.ague has never barred me and they have not told me not to go to the games. i would never do something i wasn't supposed to don't the nba has nothing against me. i have no desire to run this team on a day to day basis but plan to exercise my rights, go ahead. >> and she also said that she plans to turnover everything to pierce o'donald who is her attorney who will handle this for her and says she plans to go to games three and four because she's not been asked not to go to the games by the nba and called doc rivers, the head coach back in the play-off series before and asked him against golden state if it was okay for her to go to the game and the coach said yes, he felt players and everybody would be comfortable with her being there. she owns 50% of this team, community property and by exercising her rights, i don't know that the nba, what their plan will be if mrs. sterling stepped forward. also a, if she divorces him, i don't know how you can force out the other 50% owners. we're in

of arrogance in our country but to be that shining light, that beacon upon a hill that other country ks loies cant and count on and that was the regan doctrine. >> dick cheney last night said this president projects weakness again and again and that as he goes around the world, other leaders do not respect or believe they can count on the united states anymore. >> right, that was a great interview with the former vice president when he said this is a very, very weak president and it's not that we are weak as a country, but we are so unreliable now under obama. even more than the effect it has on other countries, my concern is the effect that his -- his doctrine, his policies have attitudes on those who are volunteering to serve this country to those whom we owe a debt of gratitude. >> by the way, what does it say if we let our veterans down, we can't get a website up and running in four years and now $700 million, what does that mean for everybody else's health care down the road? somebody i know mentioned death panels. is the va a death panel for many? >> that's a great point. >> remem

all rosie for the ks but it wasn't always the case for one of the surprise stories on the team pitcherhavez. >> strikeout and another three up two down inning. jesse chavez. >> reporter: traded five times, a human yo-yo between parent clubs and minors. now look at him. a big league starter. >> took a while longer than i obviously expected and other teams expected. but -- or wanted, i should say. it just takes some guys takes time and sometimes it takes, you know, you learn a different pitch to find out -- >> first start. fastball inside corner -- >> reporter: he is losing his fill-in starter status with each successful performance. when the ball is in his hand, the a's record is an impressive 7-1. chavez's is a story of perseverance. he once was traded as his wife crystal was going into labor with their daughter. through it all he never gave up. >> the love of the game. you know, being around teammates, being around the guys and making the game fun, that's something i had during those times. so it really wasn't baseball that kept me going, when times got tough. it was, you know, the gu

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baumgartner had nine ks in six innings of work. baumgartner getting help. dan uggla deep. he was in morse codeterritory. michael morse makes a great catch. one on, one out, crawford is not done. homers to right again. his second of the game. giants win, 4-1. their first sweep in atlanta since 1988. >> i really worked nard spring training on keeping my front hip and front shoulder closed. or at least straight at the pitcher. i was kind of flying open last year. i was struggling with off-speed and even fastballs i would get in the zone and kind of roll over them or be late and pop them up. i was really just working on staying square to the pitcher and that allows me to hit off speed and hit the ball the other way. >> let's check in on the green and gold series finale for the a's and red sox. mascots galore at fenway. due to a birthday party throughout for wally. top of the tenth. 2-2 game. cespedes, show me some hustle. he did it. allows lowry to score. a's take the lead. jim johnson in for the win. how about a little defense? jackie bradley jr. grounded to first. derek thro

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does this remind everybody of that counting game ks fannie and freddie mapped back in the late 1990's and early 2000? think about it. even if they were making money as it claims, you know what, fannie and freddie made money until they didn't. the national flood insurance program made money until it didn't. social security utesed to make money until it didn't. history teaches us that sooner or later every government insurance almost without fail will fail. the next argument you will hear from x.m. is we feel in financing gaps. what gaps? er 98% of all american exports are without the export/import bank. every every other is perfectly capable. does x.m. mean they're providing financing where the private sector won't? doesn't that kind of beg the question if the private sector won't undertake the risk? why is x.m. forcing the taxpayers to do so? the next argument about k.m. comes directly from president obama. as long as our global competitors are providing financing for our exports we've got do the same. it kind of sounds like the very same argument i hear from my 10-year-old and my 12-

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we'll ks from today, cover title ix. our weeks from today, covering the administrative process that's spent a great deal of focus on the criminal law where ment process and we're failing to get these perpetrators into the criminal system and what we need to do to improve our abysmal in that regard. i thank all of you for being here. invited because you're experts in various ways on this issue. hearing.is not a this is a conversation. and i want to say and enator jill len brand senator blumenthal, they're sorry they're not here today. other participate in roundtables we will have. but we're working on drafting legislation. to do is maybe simplify. know this is now a complex labyrinth of different rules cleary and and title ix and different standards of proof, different state statutes. we don't even agree on the definition of consent. so those are challenges that i know this area represents and we simplify, if we can clarify, augment, support, erhaps provide more mandatory training, but with the grants that go with that. a

administration, whether it was the obama administration or future administration, whether epublican or democrat ks, we ed to stop fishing expeditions. it was bipartisan until the so-called fix got very protective and decided they weren't accepting such an amendment that would close this gaping hole. i hope it will be reconsidered. but unless there is a lot of mush from the public, mr. speaker, i doubt that they are going to be any less protective of their negotiated work and so it will allow this administration to continue spying, getting information on american citizens that i would contend is not appropriate at all. that terminology is used a number of other places in the patriot act. there is another place, 18 regarding pen registers. phone logs, trap and trace a devices to allow the federal government to trace calls. they use similar language. there in that part of federal the attorney es general or designated attorney for the government to get an investigation that or tempting to obtain against anybody who is attempting to get -- not concerning a united states person, number one, or, number t

i think our physician ks work more efficiently. i think in fact it is much easier to hire support personnel than it is to hire a physician. >> exactly it is. and that's your physician extenders allow you to do more. >> and i don't think we've taken advantage of that model in v.a. as effectively as we can. >> you want to talk about the concern of this committee. there's four doctors on this committee. bipartisanship. and we met separately with dr. jesse and with dr. edgar waled to discuss how we're evaluating efficiency and nowhere in there was like how many patients on average is a certain specialist seing in an eight-hour period. well then what are you measuring? i understand you're looking at quality and cost. but if you're not looking at numbers -- in our private practice if one doctors is seeing 60 patients and another is 30 we're taking a look at that situation and how we can make it better. there's noth we would like to see some justification or precedent set in this situation. is that possible to get a legal memo on that? >>

i don't think the republican ks do much with monica lewinsky to taint hillary clinton in any way or bill into the white house. there are other issues they are concerned with. >> danny, let's talk about culture and your generation. there are so many scandals in politics these days oftentimes, a scandal involving sex. are you, as a generation, becoming somewhat resistant to this? does it matter that much anymore, the president sleeps and has an affair with something? >> i think it still matters and worthy of gossip. the question i was curious about was, does it matter enough for people my age to fork over $12 to get past the "vanity fair" table. as far as that question goes, the answer is no. >> no? there's not even curiosity? >> no. they'll -- the reaction on twitters will suffice for a lot of people my age. >> there are a lot of questions, jason, about if this was published now to possibly set up or start a narrative against secretary clinton. why do you think we are hearing about this now from monica lewinsky? >> well, i don't know that she ever stopped. she's had books, documentryes. i

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condition ks and names of the victim have not been released. >>> we'll have a look at weather and traffic stay warm for today. cooler for tomorrow. you notice temperatures in san jose go from the 80s to the 70s tomorrow even in san francisco. a chance for showers perhaps as we head to our saturday and sunday. more details on that coming up at 11:00 this morning. scott, back to you. >>> crews working to get a vital stretch of highway back open. 280 has been closed since the three-day weekend began. it caused quite a mess. giants fans ended up backed up for miles after this weekend's games. the closure is southbound 2280 from sixth street to pennsylvania avenue not scheduled to reopen till tomorrow. your best bet is to avoid the area altogether. if you have to go that way, caltrans says southbound traffic will detour to 101. traffic traveling on mariposa and 18th street can get on to 280 at pennsylvania avenue. and northbound 280 is open. southbound 280 in the area will reopen tomorrow. >>> well, we'll have another local news update for you in half an hour. and, of course, a full news cast