be politically correct in the locker room?ver been in locker room together. we'll talk about that later. >> i don't have a lot of experience being in men's lockers rooms not for not wanting to. >> nothing politically incorrect bit. >> this is waist of time. there is locker room culture. these guys dealt with it. likely played in high school. if they have a problem report it. most guys play football in the nfl during the incognito story, there are not problems like there was in the miami dolphin locker room. if there is not a problem, leave it a loan. >> i'm outnumbered. >> he may damage your sleep cycle but who cares it if improves your sex life. how having a television in the bedroom can spice things up for just about all of us. ♪. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on m

it's twice the size of the locker room at candlestick. it's finished in solid walnut lockers. other army 'tis include a large auditorium for the postgame news conferencees and the press box is a big box. >> it's several times bigger than candlestick's press box. >> reporter: built with super bowl 50 in mind. >> it's built to accommodate the nation's media. >> reporter: sure to be the fan favorites the video screens the biggest outdoor screens in the nfl. >> the screen is huge although we don't think it's too big. you want to be able to enjoy the game but be able to see replays in the game as it unfolds. but it's 48 feet tall and 200 feet wide. >> reporter: just in case you're wondering it's not quite as big as the big screen at at&t stadium in arlington, texas where the dallas cowboys play but there stadium has a lot of things no other stadium has. it's very green. we'll have more at 6:00. reporting live in santa clara. lynn ramirez. >> there's a full guide to the 9ers new digs and reminder you're going to be able to see the first football game at the new stadium seen right he

. >> shots are fired in the locker room.rter:jared padgett carrying a duffel bag, a rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammo from her family's home shooting a 14-year-old in the locker room. >> he spent a period of time in the locker room. during that time he murdered a fellow student. we have not established any link between the shooter and the victim. >> a phys. ed. teacher was reportedly targeted in the rampage. >> he was carrying a gun running after rispler. >> todd rispler was shot but they were able to get a lockdown. over the intercom this is a real lockdown. turn the lights off and stay

. >> shots are fired in the locker room. >>reporter:jared padgett carrying a duffel bag, a rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammo from her family's home shooting a 14-year-old in the locker room. >> he spent a period of time in the locker room. during that time he murdered a fellow student. we have not established any link between the shooter and the victim. >> a phys. ed. teacher was reportedly targeted in the rampage. >> he was carrying a gun running after rispler. >> todd rispler was shot but they were able to get a lockdown. over the intercom this is a real lockdown. turn the lights off and stay quiet. >> they learned that the gunman was found dead in a bathroom stall after the police say he turned the gun on himself. this is the 74 school shooting in the u.s. since sandy hook in december 2012. as friends and family held a vigil for the victim freshman emilio hoffman, president obama echoed his heartbreak and anger and asking for soul-searching. >>president barack obama:we are the only country on earth that this happens. a

[laughter] >> jon: did i say hurt locker? i meant the locker where you keep the uniforms and other stuff you discard while you're running away. by the way, what happened to all the stuff we left over there? >> the terrorist group overran a military base. americans supplied humvee, weapons and ammunition. it's now in their hands. >> jon: ha! jokes on you, we failed to properly up-armor many of those vehicles. gotcha. is there any good news to report here? >> the iraqi government is now reaching out for help, asking the u.s. military to fly combat missions, drone, provide intelligence to reverse this advance from this group. >> jon: yes! we did it! we finally got it so that iraq will now greet us as liberators. [laughter] way to go, everybody. [bleeped] senior iraq war correspondent jason jones is in baghdad now. jason jones. [cheering and applause] jason, what's the latest? >> jon, the tactical situation is deteriorating here fast. >> jon: jason, i'm sorry. the hawaiian shirt, you're having a drink. you're a war correspondent.

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if you have the pure cloud locker service. a service that doesn't provide content and simply stores content and plays it back at the user's request, that service would be providing content to its true owner. >> how do you want us to deal with cablevision, the cablevision case in the second circuit? again assume it is binding precedent, just assume that. >> my answer would be the same as mr. clement's. the reasoning of cablevision, if you really adhere to the idea that the only, the only performance that counts is the individual transmission and asks, does that go to more than one person, then it is hard to see how you could rule in favor of our position here. but as far as the bottom line outcome of cablevision is concerned, you could accept the government's position and still say, cablevision was decided the correct way because precisely because cablevision had a license to perform in real time, to broadcast a program to its subscribers of the only thing that was at issue was the supplemental rsd vr service. the court in cabl

a police officer, son vu, was connected to the storage locker. sources told ktvu investigators obtained surveillance video tape of son vu at the locker. and estimated the amount of pot at 20 pounds. police are not confirming the information but said the evidence allowed them to arrest son vu that evening charged with possession with intent to sell. >> the officers and the district attorney felt comfortable the amount of marijuana was enough to charge the officer. >> son vu has other legal troubles. he is named in a excessive force lawsuit. his arrest troubles the rank and file. >> we have formed a relationship and so it does resinates differently. >> reporter: officers have access to a legal defense fund but usually for incidents within the line of duty. >> has to be related to official duties. and based on what i heard i don't think this falls into that. >> reporter: son vu posted $20,000 bail and he was released this afternoon. he has a court date of june 18. tonight at 10:00 p.m. more details on son vu's legal troubles. robert handa, ktvu chan

got a report of shots fired in the locker room. at least one person down. medical is responding. >> reporter: police on site within minutes, guns drawn. and a swat team. students filing out, hands in the air, bags searched by law enforcement. >> i was really scared, i was like this is happening, this is real. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman armed with a n assault rifle started shooting in the locker room near the gym, chasing a beloved phys ed teacher down the hall. >> he was carrying a gun running after one of our pe teachers, mr. rispler, who ended up getting shot. >> reporter: cameron and cayden were right inside the gym. >> the second shots were really loud and really close. >> our friend tate was banging on the door saying there was a guy with a gun there's a guy with a gun let us in, so we let him in, and we sprinted towards our weight training room and hid there. >> reporter: 100 students huddles together behind locked doors. terrified. many texting their parents. >> when we were in there everyone was, "be quiet, this is not a drill." >> report

the locker stores service is not providing the content. providing a mechanism for watching it. >> i will ask my same question to you that i asked him mr. clement. how about a company that allows sharing and aggregates all the content that the tool users put up and in some sense sorts and classifies the content in different ways? how about that? >> you would have to know the details of the service and you would have to be making a harder call about how to draw the line. i don't pretend there's a bright line between providing a service and providing access to equipment. look for instance at the extremes of a person putting a ref type antenna on his own home and everybody agrees the rooftop antenna manufactures not performing at all and the individual is engaged in the other extreme is the cable company one big antenna make's transmissions for a lot of people. as a private performance. you can come up with hypotheticals that look more or less like one of the extremes are somewhere in the middle. i don't have a good answer fo for. >> how do we

other source, stores it in a locker and asks that it be streamed back, the cloud locker and storage service is not providing the content. it's providing a mechanism for watching it. justice kagan: can i ask my same question to you that i asked to mr. clement? how about if there's a company that allows sharing and that aggregates all the content that different individual users put up and that in some sense sort of sorts and classifies the content in different ways? how about that? >> i think you would have to -- you would have to know both the details of the service and you would have to be making a harder call there about how to draw the line, because i don't pretend that there is a bright line between providing a service and providing access to equipment. if you look, for instance, at the extremes of a person putting a rooftop antenna at his own home, everybody agrees that the rooftop antenna manufacturer is not performing at all and the individual is engaged in a solely private performance. the other extreme is the cable company, one big antenna, makes transmissions to a lot of pe

this map shows where the lockers are located. bicyclives can used lockers to for bicycles for five cents an hour up to ten days, the transportation agency believes the 32 lockers are more secure alternative for storing bicycles. the bicyclists need to sign up for a bike link payment card which cost $20 each. >> this is maybe not the morning to start off riding your bicycle to work. >> it is wet in some spots and i had drops on high cars. how about the stray showers in june? >> absolutely. they came through and this is how it looks from our camera, you can see the clouds, and the mid-to-upper level cloud and a few low clouds hanging around with the rain totals at .08" in the east bay hills and half moon bay and los gatos and monday dark all .01". it is now more impressive in the high country with a natural lift creating stronger showers as the wind slams into the mountains and that creates instability and rain. this is how it has looked the last couple of hours moving through quickly. but the heavy rain is developing to the east a

it will include two full- size best ball courts upton and locker room >> earlier this morning anotherbaby was born on the dan ryan expressway and three >> this hour mom and dad and baby are all doing well. >> mccall 911 and walked him through delivering the baby on the side of the expressway. they told us to pull over. people over and she kept coming. and of his and where but they're not going to get here. i do not know what to do. >> she briefing? she was breathing. >> paramedics did arrived moments later to wrap things up properly. steve was so busy with that expressway delivery he did not capture any of it on video. we're live at marci hospital.mercy hospital >> he was a little busy. >> the black hawks say goodbye. amazing photographs of the dayd the blackhawks cleaned out their lockers at the united center and spoke to the media one last time before the off-season. revealed that it probably would not have played in the finals because of injury. the highest priority. players on the word of the other. of moderate thought much about this with the season going on in the playoffs. i'm

if you have a cloud locker service. someone has built a death cal copy of a song, stores it in a locker and ask that it be streamed back, the cloud locker and storage service is not providing the content. it's providing a mechanism for watching it. >> that's my question to you that i asked of mr. clement. how about if there's a company that allows sharing and aggregates all the content that different individual users put up, and that in some sense sort of classifies the content in different ways. how about that? >> i think you would have to know both the details of the service, and you would have to be making a harder call there about how to draw the line. because i don't pretend that there is a bright line between providing a service and providing access to equipment. if you look, for instance, at the extremes of a person putting a rooftop antenna at his own home, everybody agrees that they're -- the rooftop antenna manufacturer is not performing at all, and the individual is engaged in a solely private performance. at

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. >> brand-new locker room. >> this does not smell like a locker room. although they're called amateur athletes, there's nothing amateurish about this facility. >> it looks like the fbi. >> ping-pong, video games. >> a jumbotron. >> a trophy, reminder of success. >> that's awesome. three national championships, six heisman trophy finalists, 21 bowl victim prips i didn't even go to ole miss and i'd proud. >> we created rebels in the nfl hall way. below each mannequin we have the ole miss players who played on these particular teams. >> on game day? >> you're walking out to a full house. you start to see the field. >> awesome. >> here you are. hemingway stadium, sec football. >> standing in the middle of this storied field, it's impossible not to be swept up in the legacy of this great football program. >> the ole miss cheerleaders now show the way. >> the team was founded in 193, becoming the first football team in the state and ranking as one of the winningest college football programs in the country. this tour has got me pumped to be a part of the ole m

. >> reporter: when he arrived on campus, police say he entered the locker room and shot and killed the freshman, 14-year-old emilio hoffman. investigators say paget also had a knife and gun. >> he had nine magazines capable of holding several hundred rounds. >> reporter: todd ritz ler met him in the locker room. >> he made his way to the office initiating the lockdown. >> reporter: the teen exchange gunfire with police in the hallway before he slipped into a bathroom. >> we need a robot inside. we've got a suspect down on the toilet but we cannot see him. >> reporter: police found paget dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. getters say the teen was somehow able to get the secured weapons from his family's home. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> coming up on the "morning news," air bag safety concerns. we will tell you which cars are involved. >>> and stripper scam. a gang of women accused of drugging wealthy men and stealing from them. this is the krshs cbs. "cbs morning news." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. t

donovan his retort: i do not agree with them and as someone who sat next to those players and the lockerwe agree there we're going to win i believe it and all of america believes it. >>: brazil is having trouble getting ready for the world cup. and by the looks of some of these workers before gadolinite killing themselves in least on this video the stadium has yet to be stress tested for the capacity crowd of a year of the problems the golan when you post a event of this magnitude. jonathan more ardent is going to get some attention as long as these have the he signed with the 49 if he's playing fourth zero coach harbaugh. he says he likes the locker room so far. >>: america's cup is not coming back in >>: its kind of a self-serving bill for the politicians but as the people involved did in that goal so hot. cities lost more than name may and then made a senate a go for the next event. how this night year wrote an area firefighters saved his neighbor. a go for the next event. how this night year wrote an area fiheat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters

it is from the film making duo behind the heart locker and zero dark 30. director catherine biggio, the hurt locker you may recall won six oscars including best picture, zero dark 30 won as core -- oscar for sound editing. >> on the cbs-3 health watch, a warning about a dangerous mosquito born illness spreading overseas. >> called the chicken gun ga, debilitating mosquito born virus transferred in mosquitos back to humans back to mosquitos. although illness is primarily found in africa, east i shall ya, caribbean islands, cdc is concerned american tourist cost bring it back to this country. doctor jen will join just our next hour to talk more about this virus and how you can protect yourself from mosquito bites. >> you may want to stands up when you hear this story. sitting too much apparently can increase the risk of some cancers. german researchers found inactivity can put people at significantly higher risk for colon, endo meade tree alan lung cancer. doctors say colon and endometrial cancers linked to watching it. v because people don't usually drink o

>> yes. >> reporter: he said he did know he rented a storage locker. >> reporter: did he smoke weed?>> reporter: they say this is an isolated case and no other officers are involved in the drug dealing. in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> and the officer is on paid administrative leave tonight. >>> dozens of wal-mart workers took to the streets in union city demanding higher wages. they want wal-marts to pay employees at least $25,000 a year. wal-mart calls the whole thing a pr stunt ahead of friday's shareholder's meeting. >>> muni says they are coming up with a back up plan in case there is another sick-out. yesterday, half of the muni workers called out sick. employees are told if they want to get paid, they better bring a doctor's note. our mike sugerman caught up with one driver. >> reporter: you were sick monday. >> yes i was. >> reporter: what was wrong? >> i don't want to be on camera. >> reporter: now the sick-out is not an official strike. that would be illegal. the city attorney has now filed legal charges against the union to try to put an end to all of this. so far, the uni

. >> reynolds high school shots fired in the locker room. at least one person down. medical is responding. code 3. >> reporter: the shots fired inside reynolds high school sent students scattering jus after 8 a.m. the school was locked down. >> we heard two gunshots. everyone was freaking out. we all ran into the weight room hallway and hid and locked all the doors and there was just a bunch of gunshots everywhere. >> reporter: a lone gunman with a rifle fatally shot a student inside the locker room and injured a teacher before apparently killing himself in a school bathroom. >> we have identified the victim in today's shooting as 14-year-old emilio hoffman, a freshman at reynolds high school. >> reporter: authorities have tentatively identified the gunman but are not releasing his name, age or the kind of rifle he used. tuesday's shooting was 74th at a school in the 77 weeks since the massacre in newtown, connecticut. president obama expressed frustration over this uniquely american problem. >> we are the only developed country on earth where this happens. and it ha

she went overboard. >> was there one particular incident besides the locker incident that stood out to you that would exemplify what it was like being in that convent? >> well, one time me and the girl that i called crazy cindy, we were in trouble so we had to clean the entire bathroom at six years old. when i mean the entire bathroom, it's a bathroom in a home for children. so there are about six sinks, and there is three bathroom stalls and three to four shower stalls and then the entire floor. so, we were there for a good part of the day, and cindy had gotten the could have syrup. we found the could have syrup. back then, it was mostly alcohol. so we got tipsy and we turned on the radio in the bathroom that we weren't supposed to turn on and i was like a temptations and then i was -- you was the pips and she took gladys knight. by that time, sister renata comes in, starts screaming and yelling at us, tells us to hold out our hands and we did and she proceeded to whack them and told us to turn them over and whack them again to the point where it was cracking and blood and the stingin

shots fired in a locker room. at least one person down. medical's responding. code 3. >> reporter: the shots fired inside reynolds high school sent students scattering just after 8:00 in the morning. the school was locked down. >> we just heard two gunshots. everyone was freaking out, and we all ran into the weight room hallway and we just hid and locked all the doors. >> reporter: a lone gunman with a rifle fatally shot a student inside the locker room and injured a teacher before killing himself in a school bathroom. >> we have identified the victim in today's shooting as 14-year-old emilio hoffman, a freshman at reynolds high school. >> you've just got to realize it can happen at your school and that's what happened today, and it's just so sad that we lost someone that's such great guy as emilio. >> reporter: authorities have tentatively identified the gunman but are not releasing his name, age, or the kind of rifle he was shooting. tuesday's shooting was the 74th at a school in the 77 weeks since the massacre at newtown, connecticut. president obama express

he entered the boys' locker room in the building that housed the gymnasium.t a period of time in the locker room and during that time he murdered a fellow student. we have not established any link between the shooter and the victim. teachered to ristler encountered the shooter in the locker room. he was fleeing. mr. ristler was shot once, suffering a grazing wound to his hip. mr. ristler made his way to the office where he was able to notify the administration and then immediately initiated the lock-down. as the shooter was moving through the main hallway, he encountered officers who were starting to enter from two separate hallways. at that time, he moved into a small restroom. we know there was an exchange of gunfire between one of the first responding officers and the shooter. based on the autopsy this morning, we do know that the shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the shooter used an ar-15 type rifle in the attack and carried but did not use a semi automatic handgun. investigators have also recovered nine loaded magazines with a capability of

she went overboard. >> was there one particular incident besides the locker incident that stood out to you that would exemplify what it was like being in that convent? >> well, one time me and the girl that i called crazy cindy, we were in trouble so we had to clean the entire bathroom at six years old. when i mean the entire bathroom, it's a bathroom in a home for children. so there are about six sinks, and there is three bathroom stalls and three to four shower stalls and then the entire floor. so, we were there for a good part of the day, and cindy had gotten the could have syrup. we found the could have syrup. back then, it was mostly alcohol. so we got tipsy and we turned on the radio in the bathroom that we weren't supposed to turn on and i was like a temptations and then i was -- you was the pips and she took gladys knight. by that time, sister renata comes in, starts screaming and yelling at us, tells us to hold out our hands and we did and she proceeded to whack them and told us to turn them over and whack them again to the point where it was cracking and blood and the stingin

this is the entrance to the 49ers locker room. they are just letting reporters not cameras in there because they want the players to see it first. sure to be the fan favorite are the video screens, the biggest outdoor screens in the nfl. >> the screen is huge although we don't think it's too big. you still want to be able to enjoy the game but you want to see able to see replays and the game as it unfolds but it's 48 feet tall and 200 feet wide. >> reporter: len ramirez, kpix 5. >> levi's stadium will host super bowl 50 in 2016 and you can see it here on kpix 5. >>> a bill that would restore access to a blocked beach near half moon bay cleared a hurdle in sacramento. tech billionaire vinod khosla purchased the land and closed off access to martins beach. jerry hill's bill would ask the state land commission to use eminent domain to buy the pathway to get to the beach. the bill cleared the assembly judiciary committee yesterday. >>> americans are struggling with severe weather making for a dangerous first week of summer. marlie hal

express themselves in a more come open do you think it's going to be accepted readily and then be a locker rooms i think you have to demand it. i think you have to just demand equality in general you have to be a great player no calls no no we get to be a great player the separation of your skill. job versus you know your personal life those it's hard for those not to cross it's hard for me to be a teammate and not interact with a fellow teammate and not know something personally about about them i just think that. that the message probably reach which is the bass is. greater if it is a like with martina navratilova had come out when she was in the midst of her playing. it takes a great player i think to to galvanize the masses after the break we'll hear about ranch newest film all season no and tomorrow some story don't close the. america and join me. for things that impartial and financial reporting carry on for news and much much. only on going bust and. i'm. not i'm big corporation mind. you i'm frank. about mine and i'm the family that for the public's right. to lead. by. my guess is

shots fired in the locker room. at least one person down. medical is responding. >> i was really scared. this is happening. this is real. >> reporter: armed with a rifle, the gunman started shooting in a locker room. and allegely chased a beloved phys-ed teacher down the hall. >> he was running after her p.e. teacher, who ended up getting shot. >> reporter: that teacher survi survived. >> the second shots, it sounded, they were really loud and really close. >> reporter: terrified students huddled in the gym as the shots rang out. officials from multiple agencies raced to the scene. the school locked down. >> everybody was, be quiet, there's a shooter. this is not a drill. >> reporter: hundreds of students were led out of harm's way, evacuating with their hands over their heads. their backpacks left behind as they fled the scene. anguished parents rushed to find their children. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: the shooter was found dead. his motive remains unknown. >> this was a tragic event. it feels so personal. >> reporter: tragedy is

and it began because of locker room experiences.se athletes. >> jimmy: who specifically was -- anyone -- >> i was going to try to be generic. & say -- >> jimmy: oh, no. let's go specific instead of generic. >> where's my drink? then i'll tell you everything. what's in it? it's just water. >> jimmy: your father left it. we don't know what's in it. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, dad. >> jimmy: it might be rubbing alcohol. i'm not sure. >> specifically it was later, went from indianapolis to tampa. brand new literally right out of training cam. and i'd come from indianapolis and walked into the locker room. and i was young and scared and trying to, you know, impress. i'm a journalist, i'm here, all business. and warren sapp. do you know warren sapp? >> jimmy: yeah. as a matter of fact, he was on my first show here, warren sapp. yeah. >> god i lolove him. >> jimmy: what did he do? >> he called me over. and idiot i was i walked over. with my photographer, trusty photographer. sxint deuced himself. i introduced myself. he said where are you f

and i'd come from indianapolis and walked into the locker room., i'm here, all business. and warren sapp. do you know warren sapp? >> jimmy: yeah. as a matter of fact, he was on my first show here, warren sapp. yeah. so what did he do? >> god love him. he called me over. of course the idiot that i was, with i walked over with my photographer, trusty photographer. and introduced himself. i introduced myself. he said where are you from? i said i moved here from indianapolis. he goes, "i could tell." i go, what do you mean? i'm an army brat. i have no accent. i don't probably fit most indiana stereotypes. i don't know. and so he said, i'm not going to tell you. i'm going to make you wait. wait till our bye week. which is like week eight, and this is preseason. so i'm thinking, how the heck does he know i'm from indiana? so of course, week eight, right in the locker room, okay, you promised me. he said, it's very easy. because all women from indianapolis, nap town, wear granny panties. i didn't even know what granny panties were. i didn't even know. a

>> yeah. >> back to your locker? >> yes. >> what do you see? clothes, no shoes, no wallet, no credit cards. >> everything was gone. >> i'm so upset. i call right away my wife and tell her to close all of my credit cards. >> it wasn't just credit card -- credit cards he needed to worry about. he also allegedly stole his i he also allegedly stole it. >> i didn't use it to buy a cell phone and even something you might not expect. >> i had some call from dental office. >> a dentist office? >> yes. >> police say raja used his i didn't to get his teeth x-rayed. detective grimes turns the case to repeat offenders unit. >> the fresher the information, the quicker we can find people they want to do surveillance on. >> yep, that's them. >> that's why tonight police have decided to follow raja jones. what are the chances he'll commit a crime while the police and our cameras are watching? >> turn lane. >> as the evening begins, it looks as if raja, drive this cadillac, may have changes his ways. he and his girlfriend head to narcotics anonymous meeting. bu

this time, a 14-year-old freshman dead in a high school locker room. a teacher injured by a teen gunman. with a rifle and body armor. president obama saying the country should be ashamed by the growing epidemic. >>> going to extremes. flooding across the u.s. this dramatic rescue of a 10-year-old girl, swept away by a fast-moving river, caught on tape. as this vacation mansion near dallas, dangles on the brink. ♪ all by myself anymore >>> were you trapped in an airport after a canceled flight with nowhere to go? the lip-synching sensation in las vegas belting out a classic. millions watching it this morning. how he made the video all by himself. he joins us live on "gma." >>> maybe it was a rain delay. rain drops we saw on our cameras from that passenger, facing the dreaded cancellation, the last flight out, can't get it. >> you will not believe how she was able to do this all by himself. just him and his ipad. just incredible. that's one way to pass the time. >> that is. we will talk to him later this morning. >>> we have a lot to get to. beginning wi

and this is a picture of clint in the locker room with the vice president. that's a big deal. >> oh, yeah. >> it is a big deal. that's a pretty awesome privilege and i think everything he's getting to do is pretty amazing. i think he proved that every time he gets on the field. >> and who is that little mike t -- tyke in the background? >> that's his nephew, beckham dempsey. >> beck laham dempsey? >> oh, yes. >> named after who we think, right? >> well, we thought the name was pretty awesome. and being a soccer fan, my husband disagreed. >> that was the name that convinced me. it convinced me. >> he's got to be born for stardom with a name like that. >> so david beckham was a catalyst but you thought it was a right name, correct? >> i know, i know. >> thank you, guys, thank you very much. lance damp zi and ashley dempsey the brother and sister-in-law of clint dempsey. congratulations to both of you. >>> u.s. national team fans around the world and country celebrating tonight's victory so joining me tonight is alex morgan and abby wambaugh, u.s. national socc

locker rooms i think you have to demand it. i think you have to just demand equality in general you have to be a great player no color well you get to be a great player the separation of your skill at your job versus you know your personal life those it's hard for those not to cross it's hard for me to be a teammate and not interact with a fellow teammate and not know something personally about it about them i just think that. that the message probably for each week is the bass is. greater if it is a like with martina navratilova had come out when she was in the midst of her playing days it takes a great player i think the to galvanize the masses after the break we'll hear about ranch newest film all season no what's most and story don't close the. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. will. technology innovation and all the developments from around russia. the future of coverage. my guess is rick fox his newest project is off season the election marson story available for rent online at the meo dot com this

um, like it said before, we're done right now, but i know you're in the locker room. a lot of guys in the locker room, guys in the weight room and we stay around and we work together. we get in the film room. we do different things. there's lot of fellowship on this thing and building that is comradry off the field. >> when guys break it down on the huddle they break on family, guys hang out outside of this building and that's what i've been used to teams very, very close that invest in each other and it's not just a job when they come here. they're playing with their brothers and i think i see that when i come here. >> jenkins a really good guy. eagles and one of their offensive lineman ran up a big tab over the weekend. i mean big. unconscious the way they ordered wine. how much and who paid coming up at sick clock. form mr. eagles fullback kevin turner is continuing his better against a disease that has no cure. als or lou gehrig's disease. kevin was diagnosed with it back in 2010. the effects of the direct result of concussions and other neck injuries that he suff

. ♪ mattress discounters >>> a police officer violently shoves a student into a locker.get up, the officer hits him in the face and wrestles him to the ground. >> this was a 15-year-old kid that weighed about 140 pounds. this police officer was a very big man. over 200 pounds. fully grown adult. >> may 20th, 2009. dolton, illinois, just south of chicago. 15-year-old marshawn pitts attends a special education high school called the academy for learning. attorney ed manske says the trouble begins when a police officer notices marshawn's shirt is not tucked in which is against school policy. >> marshawn said he was actually about to tuck it in, but the tone that the officer spoke with turned him off, and so he decided he wasn't going to tuck it in. and he then proceeded to walk away from the officer. >> school security footage shows the interaction from two angles. the school later obscures some images to protect the identity of minors. the officer, christopher lloyd, is a member of the dolton police department who stops at the school regularly as part of his patrol. marsha

he entered the boys locker room in the building that housed the gymnasium. he spent a period of time in the locker room, and during that time, he murdered a fellow student. we have not established any link between the shooter and the victim. teacher todd rispler encountered the shooter in the locker room. he was fleeing. mr. rispler was shot once, suffering a grazing wound to his hip. mr. rispler made his way to the office where he was able to notify the administration. and then immediately initiated the lockdown. as the shooter was moving -- ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my dad, he makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my dad makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my dad makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my dad can print amazing things right from his computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my dad makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my dad works at ge. ♪ because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended

hoe will be a back up and not get hazed in this locker room. he is creating his first off season in the classics. speaks of classics you will be after the game. tonight's game seven was one for the ages. the king and black hocks went hoe to toe like two heavyweights. the winner faces the rangers and the stanley cup final. carter bats it out. air to cut the lead to one. third period and 4-3 chicago. seven minutes left and to the playoffs we go! former plaque hock alex martinez. how bad does he feel 1234* kings are the first team in nhl history to win three game 7's on the road to advance to the stanley up with finals. 5-4 your final. >> a lot of adversity in the game. just stuck with it. we said we won the game and it would be a great series. a's sweep the angels increasing their lead to nor and a half. mom, you are embarrassing me putting on the sunscreen. two runs in the last 44 innings. two on the shot and oakland is up 3-0. 5k with the bases loaded in the fourth. then in the fifth and giving her nightmare. two r.b.i and the angels have the b

oh absolutely you know i would say it's use the most prevalent in the locker room and then that's there's a friendly manner or absolute from them and you have been criticized for using the word nipsey. not and i am not at all i think it goes what you said about you know the generation we grew up in it was it wasn't as offensive we want i wasn't privy to you know segregation other than in documentaries and you know talking my grandparents i think more than anything i would you know the guys are saying this is institutional now it's not really overt you feel learn about it when you go to jail only going to court room or when you make it to the county jail and you see you know the amount of blacks and amount of hispanics as opposed to my whites you see racism they are as hip club change the way we think about the n. word we talk about that after the break stay with us i'm. i think we're. going to. and i think. mike and i've found that for comics right right. right. just too much. sublunary a problem very hard to make out a letter to get along here is a plot that never had sex with the target