louis. >> well, joe louis, during his day, was really the black hero as far as boxing was concerned. my father, william nunn sr., chester washington, and wendell smith covered him extensively. a lot of the times, ches and wendell spent time where joe trained right on up until the fights themselves. >> narrator: each win made joe louish courier readers, and then he fought max baer. it was september 24, 1935. joe louis knocked out max baer, a former heavyweight champion, in only four rounds. boxing fans couldn't wait to read about it in the courier. >> chester washington and bill nunn flew back with the pictures, and we start putting 'em on the press where the pictures were put on the front page of the pittsburgh courier going out to the 13 different editions that we had at the time, and the people from all the different parts of the country were calling in for newspapers, so we were trying to process those calls. >> narrator: the courier also covered baseball, especially the pittsburgh crawfords and the homestead grays. >> black baseball really was a big business during that era. the courier was a big part of the coverage of not only those two teams, the grays and the crawfords. they played a big role in covering national league, the entire black league as far as baseball was concerned. >> narrator: the courier foll

louis oosthuizen? that's his name. at the british open. was he safe or out? the answer is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, teeth. louis wooshazen played the part of an ogre to >>> no one can pronounce his name properly so friends call him shrek. louisosthuizen. four shot lead going into the final round of the british open. people anticipating collapse. tiger woods looking ordinary really all week. even par today. in 2000 he did not hit one bunker today he couldn't get out. paul casey. jarring his putt for eagle to get his lead back to four strokes. casey starts to go for it. has got to be more aggressive. got him the scenic tour of st. andrews. made triple bogey. meanwhile, louis oosthuizen draining his putt for birdie. south africans leading by 8 with six holes to play. louis oosthuizen nearly challenging the all time scoring record. a tiger-like performance. 15 under par. winning by seven strokes. not bad for your first major choippedz. the big day for south africa. >> happy birthday to mr. nelson mandela back in south africa. 92 years old today. just amazing. >> being in this foundation for three years, starting my pro career, it was really amazing. >> ernie els being a south african. and he probably has a lot of credit for loui

. >> louis -- >> ladies and gentlemen, we're joined by peter... >> louis oosthuizen. >> i'm in completehock about what its going on in the celebrity event in tahoe. charles barkley in dead lost. didn't see that company. look at this. that's all right. absolutely no confidence when it's the real thing. resorts to a one-handed swing, relatively straight. the round mound of rebound, all alone in last place. hank haney has worked with ray romano as well. nicely done. but fourth to last. then, there's former shark jeremy reasoning. he is tied for 6th. curry of the warriors, a point better than michael jordan in 31st place. a news game for the earthquakes. that's not the fat guy in a little coat made famous. joe staley and john smith showed up. this is like 49er game when they couldn't score. quakes best opportunity came in the 89th minute. game ends in a scoreless draw. >> stage 13 of the tour at the france, same thing, statement leader, andy schleck. >> alan: when we come back, it's all about the u. why unicyclists took over parts >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, more than a month

louis cardinals? >> yes, the st. louis cardinals. >> jimmy: very good, the cardinals. very, very good. what position, anything? >> oh! catcher. >> jimmy: you can do whatever you want. >> catcher is good. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> yeah, i'll go with that. >> jimmy: all right, you guys, we have our friend deb here, who wishes that she could be a professional baseball player. and play for the st. louisit in the style of gospel? >> yes! this is perfect. >> jimmy: yeah, james can do it. ♪ >> jimmy: this is great. ♪ ladies and gentlemen i have a good friend in the audience tonight her name is deb ♪ ♪ is deb is short for is deb short for debby or debrorah? ♪ >> deborah. ♪ deborah, we're going to sing a song ♪ ♪ deborah deborah deborah deborah ♪ ♪ i know the blind can't see if you would be a superstar in any sport ♪ ♪ i know baseball is what it would be ♪ ♪ deborah deborah deborah deborah ♪ ♪ for the cardinals in st. louis ♪ ♪ the victory is ours because i find my victory in you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks to my audience, and thanks to the roots. we'll be right back with horatio sanz, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ host ] it's the fusion proglide challenge. whoo! what's up? not too much. how's your shave? you can feel it pulling... the -- the stubble. see how shaving can cause irritating tug and pull? [ male announcer ] that's why gillette's introducing the revolut

louis. we have seen these dominant performances from tiger load, but louis oosthuizen? you heard me right. and you make the call. safe or out. this play the difference in the giants-metsetaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaii [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you what's playing, if you like. i can tell you, too. see? oh. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when life is mobile. ♪ oprah: dr oz is back with an emergency wake-up call. it really is the fastest-growing disease in history. what to eat, what to do to stop america's silent killer -- >> on nelson mandela's 92nd 92nd birth day, south african louisuizen reigns supreme in scott lean. the man with a name nobody can pronounce wins a tournament nobody thought he could. tiger woods, a pair of double-bogeys on the front nine. finished at 3-under. 13 shots back of this guy. sporting a red dot on his glove. oosthuizen says it reminds him to keep his cool and stay in the moment. there would be no doubt after playing partner paul casey pulls his tee shot into the gorse bushes on 12. he would take a triple bogey. oosthuizen drops a birdie putt on the same hole. his lead insurmountable at that point. the core nation -- coronation begins as he walks up 18. >> at the home of golf, he has back household name. louis oosthuizen, the 2010 champion at st. andrews. >> a hug from his caddie, hug and kiss for wife and baby daughter, and a kiss of the claret jug, his love affair with st. andrews this week is complete. oosthuizen, the fourth lowest total skoal -- score in history. get to know his name, golf fans. >> i said before the week, to win the o

louis oosthuizen. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're joined by peter oosthuizen. >> oosthuizen. >> louis oosthuizen. >> in already see david letterman having him on the show. charles barkley, looks good on the range, but even hank haney couldn't get club to transfer it win it counts. he goes one-handed. the round mound of rebound is dead last. toliver tops the leaderboard, and the record-sitting day in infineon. larry dixon, 317.9 miles an hour. a new track record. that is fast. >> alan: barkley is still a big attraction. >> always entertaining. >> alan: thanks for watching everybody.y. ♪ hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain nd to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 calories per serving. multigrain cheerios. try new chocolate cheerios with a touch of delicious chocolate taste in every bite.

louis and kansas ccty. the result offthe acquisition meant that the sale of their louis and london -- st. louis and london, which he sold to american airlines for $400 million. these are rights givennin the public interest, for the public not for the personal enrichment of the carrier. america made that money back in about a year. st. louis lost its connection to the world beyond. a lot of people lost their jobs -pin the process. twa was absorbed by americann ad now has to beg au pair -- ohare for service to the whole country. that is the summary of mergers. too big to fail, united- fifth of the domestic market share, 115 billion aaailable seat miles. that is enormous capacity. several years ago, i asked3 would anyone spend $150 million %+ ported million dollars, they bought a whole fleet. -- for $50 million, they bought a whole fleet. $2 billion in debt and less than a billion and equities. phey put it on a path toward th3 this mmrggr mania, they spent six months looking for other carriers to acquire until they realized they needed to mannge an airline. all f you who have been the captain and

louis hit the go ahead home run and the cardinals beat the chicago cubs 4-3. st. louisow has a half game lead over cincinnati in the national league central division. >>> and andre dawson is now in baseball's hall of fame. the former cubs and expos outfielder was inducted sunday in cooperstown. he was an all-star eight times and is one of only three major league players to hit over 400 home runs and steal over 300 bases. congratulations to him. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a snapshot of the world, a new movie tries to capture life in a day. life if a day. l? [ powder cleaner ] mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber? [ spray bottle ] what does she see in him? [ liquid cleaner ] well, he cleans three times more soap scum per swipe than you. [ spray bottle ] and i bring out the shine, too! ding! what was that? that was the noise a shine makes... [ male announcer ] remove three times more soap scum per swipe with the new mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. but the "sickout" at a-c transit could be moving into its second week. a-c t

louis oosthuizen. i don't know. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're joined by peter oosthuizen. >> oosthuizen. >> louis oosthuizen. >> iin complete shock by tahoe. the sell built event charles backley is in dead last. never saw it coming. being facetious of course. the swing curse continues for sir charles. looks good on the range. down the middle. but no confidence when it's the real thing. resorts to the one-handed string. the round mound of rebound all alone in last police. hank haney hat worked with ray romano at well. from the beach at 17. he is fourth to last. then there's former shark jeremy roning. tied for sixth. toll liver atop the leaderboard. let's go baseball. a's. and the royals. second inning. cahill grooves the fast ball. bettencourt, bases were loaded. gone. grand slam royals take the 4-3 lead. move ahead, seventh inning. kouzmanoff. this guy has been hot lately. run scores. barton, game is tied at 5. that's right where they are right now. 5-5, in the eighth inning. >>> a is in test for the earthquakes today. hopster here for a friendly. threat not the fat guy in a little coat skit made famous. that jo

louis not knowing the call had taken place. i went straight to the st. louis post-dispatch and asked to look in their library. i saw that there were -- i got all of their eagleton clips. i saw there were these gaps in his public life. he had held public office in the state for many years. he got to attorney-general before he was elected senator. there were these gaps of sometimes a month, two months, three months, where there was nothing. the gaps, sometimes there were little things like, he has checked into the mayo clinic for a physical, or he is suffering from exhaustion, and there was one article that made some suggestion about a drinking issue. when i got to my hotel, i got a call saying this anonymous caller called. they called back with the name of a doctor. i went out to the doctor's home in a suburb. the doctor was retired. i said i was clark hoyt and i was here to talk about the time in 1960-whatever when the senator was treated for electroshock therapy. if i knocked on your door and said that on a sunday morning, you would say, you need some help. a

louis cardinals. here's nbc's bill seward with an early morning look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi, everybody. with the trade deadline a week away, the st. louis cardinals have emerged as the front-runners to make a deal for astros' pitcher roy oswalt. according to sources, oswalt would wave his no-trade clause to play for the redbirds. a pitchers' duel between the cards and phillies, jayson werth beat adam wainwright, hello. six strikeouts over six scoreless innings for wainwright. cole hamels with a no-hitter through four and got a little help from his friends. shane victorino flashing leather here. clutch catch and then tosses to the first for the double play. hamel's allowing just one hit and struck out eight. well, someone finally scored in the 11th. placido polanco, a two-run homer. that's the difference. phillies win, 2-0. >>> walk-off, anyone? rockies and marlins tied at 2-2 in the ninth, and ronny paulino sends everybody home with an rbi single. marlins win it, 3-2. pitcher josh johnson with 11 strikeouts. >>> the yankees' alex rodriguez is one swing closer to his 600th home run. he belted number 599 against the royals, surprise, surp

louis, the cardinals got home runs from randy winn and matt holliday against philadelphia. the 7-1 victory was number seven in a row for st. louis. >>> in the american league, toronto's jose batista hit his major league-leading 26th home run. his two-run blast was his sixth homer in his last 13 games. and the blue jays crushed kansas city, 13-1. >>> take you to baltimore, now. julio lugo of the orioles grounded a single inside the first baseline to bring the -- or to bring home the winning run in the 13th inning. baltimore beat tampa bay 11-10. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and serving time. actress lindsay lohan spending her first morning in jail. this lighting is awful. woohoo! it's not the lighting, girlfriend. mnh-mnh. oh gosh! woo! it's this drab one-tone hair color, ick. yeah. let's szush it up. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy with colorblend technology. in one simple step, get a blend of tones and highlights. so even in this lovely light, nice 'n easy comes to life with dimension. instead of drabulous... i love it! shhhhh. [ gigi ] ...you look fabulous with tones and highlights. nice 'n eas

louis. the red-hot cards have won seven in a row, taking on the phils. in the seventh, matt holliday with a frozen rope over the left field wall. st. louis up, 2-1. they went on to win it, 5-1. >>> in chicago, cubs and astros needed extra innings. check out the cubs' bullpen. no pitchers left. just a couple of catchers and a security guard. start warming up that arm. the cubbies might need you. 12th inning. jason michaels with a double into the gap. in came two. maybe they should have used the security guard. astros won it, 4-3. >>> if i asked you who had the most home runs on the yankees, you'd probably say alex rodriguez, maybe derek jeter. if you did, you'd be wrong. it's robinson cano. hit his 18th of the season against the angels. the catch of the game wasn't by a player but by the ball boy. juan rivera, a line shot, and he made a leaping grab. even lost his helmet and caught that, too. sign him up. wild scene in the seventh. brett gardner was tossed for arguing a called strike, so the yanks brought in rookie collin curtis to pinch hit with an 0-2 count, and he made the most of it. gone! three-run homer. first homer of his career. and in an

louis licari. we sang about louis in the segment where you weren't even here. >> even when you're not here.iss a.j. in the dolphins jersey so that's how we spotted mom lisa. tell us why you want this for mom? >> she provides food for the family, works all day long and puts up with my arguments. >> and you want this? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> i haven't had a makeover in a really long time. i'd like to see what can be done. >> and i know your hubby mark wants to see what can be done. >> i'm sure he can't wait. >> ready to go? >> absolutely. >> we have son a.j. with his blindfold on. keep it on until i give you the green light. >> all right. >> here's lisa before. all right. let's see the new you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> how adorable! >> ready, a.j.? >> i'm ready. >> take off the blindfold, honey. >> wow, mom! what happened? >> that's your mama. ready to see yourself? >> yes. >> okay. right here. >> oh, my god! wow! >> that's called a makeover. >> that's hot. >> tell us about the hair cut. >> of course it's a beautiful layer. >> did adele do that? >> she did. short and sassy. the king of l

louis has won six games in a row. the cardinals hit a series of home runs in the fifth inning for an 8-4 victory over philadelphia. st. louis half game in front of cincinnati in the national league central division. >>> in miami, donny murphy of the marlins hit a walkoff two run homer in the bottom of the ninth against colorado. and the marlins beat the rockies 9-8. >>> in the american league, texas won in extra innings to extend its lead in the western division race. nelson cruz homered in the right field corner against detroit and texas held on for an 8-6 win over the tigers. >>> and the white sox's alex rios hit the go-ahead two run homer in a 6-1 win over seattle. chicago now leads the american league central division by 2 1/2 games. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and jobs mystery. corporate profits are up, so why aren't businesses hiring? mmmmmm. mmmmmm. wow! you have got to be kidding me. 80 calories? light & fit has 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand. i love light & fit. now save money with our new super saver four packs. thanks to new pampers cruisers with dry max. the

louis, indianapolis, cleveland. you could see big airport delays in st. louis and american airlines hub. united, chicago. cleveland, of course, which is a continental united hub. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. cool air behind it and relief. finally, we are just rocked with warm air in the southeast and thermometer is exploding here. it looks like we will get relief to the high pressure system moves down finally by the time we get to friday. that's a quick look at,,,, >>> finally as we look out west, we have some showers in the northern rockies and stretching from the border of canada down to zrern. as we head to the southwest, have pop-up thundershowers as well. west coast looks good. winds kicking up to 15 miles per hour. we will watch those wildfires in southern california. lot going on. >> thanks. coming up, another impassionate plea from the mother of missing 7-year-old kyron horman. we will tell you why police have now doubled their reward. >> do you get headaches after staring too long at your computer? you could have something called cvs. our dr. jennifer ashton has advice on how to cure. >> it

louis and chicago you will see delays today. we're tracking pretty severe weather about to make a beeline into st. louis. weather in the midwest. here we don't have any thunderstorms in the sierra. that's good news. thunder out toward phoenix. if you're heading out to arizona that's where the monsoon moisture is for now. a bit of a trough hung up across the west coast which has helped encourage a stronger seabreeze late yesterday. we'll feel it throughout the day and more or less over the next few days warmest places inland, mid 80s. this will be out towards livermore and the tri valley maybe down toward morgan hill and upper 70s next couple days in san jose and lots of 60s around san francisco and the coast. heading out to the sierra should be gorgeous with highs in the 80s. look at the overnight temperatures. cooler air aloft. drier air coming in with those lows in the upper 30s and low 40s around south lake tahoe. highs around the bay area today mid to upper 70s for san jose. 80s inland around morgan hill. backville up to 85. 70s around petaluma with low clouds lingering for the morning and your seven

louis. all my friends here at 97.1 f.m. talk. they're excited because they know i am talking to you, larry. let me tell you, we have started here in st. louis, a hunger strike to stop you from retiring, okay? i am not eating from 9:00 to noon every day. they don't want you to retire here. it's a sacrifice, in solidarity with michelle's anti-obesity thing. not eating between 9:00 and noon. until you announce your nonretirement. >> larry: not just this show. i will be on television doing specials. >> okay. >> larry: laura, this book, before i ask you about current things this book is fascinating. the obama diaries. the idea is this is fiction, you found this in an underground garage, similarthe watergate tapes, give us history of the book. >> larry, i didn't ask for the diaries. they came to me. you are familiar with the watergate complex, pedicure, manicure, salon there. i was coming back from a manicure. this envelope of all these thing that looked like diary entries to me popped up on the hood of my suv. i was shaking, larry, trembling. frightening. i started looking through these things. it looks like michelle obama's diary, looks like barack obama's diary, joe biden's diary. i said it can't be. then i looked at the historical narrative, like health care reform, stimulus bill, auto bailout, the trips to europe and so forth. and the diaries, lo and behold seem to match up with the historical narrative. i can't vouch for authenticity, though i have larry tried to verify these with valerie jarrett, the president's jean yjean -- senior adviser. i approached her, she had no knowledge. after reading the diaries myself i understand why they don't want to talk about it. the people will have to decide for themselves. >> larry: why did you decide to do something republicans are against, publishing it. many republicans are against the publishing of the afghanistan reports. yet you broke the code and publish apu publish aid private document? >> the obamas are so historic and they're so up on a pedestal and they're so different from everyone who came before that it was probably good to, remember in the "wizard of oz" larry you, pull the curtain back on the wizard, a little guy pulling a bunch of levers. i wanted to do that with the obamas. so that's what i did. and i don't know. they're fascinating though. do you know that michelle has actually referred to her husband after listening to one of his speeches as a walking, talking ambien, cr. we're having a lot of fun. the country, larry, is on the brink, in all seriousness. i wrote this book because not only do we need to understand what has happened over the last 18 months, i come at it from a conservative perspective. you see the polls whether you are a young person, woman, latinos are beginning to take a second look at this man who, a lot of people like personally, a beautiful family, a wonderful father, but, the policies are not working. and, we have to examine those. we have to take it very seriously. >> larry: let's give the public an example. >> the diaries are. am i doing a dramatic reading on "larry king." pressure. >> larry: read an excerpt from "the obama diaries. "go. >> this is like vegas, the sands in vegas. do you know, he actually has a little admiration for hugo chavez, they had the moment, hugo gave him the book. remember that moment. he has admiration for him. this is larry, again, shocking to read. april 21st, 2009. he has got his own tv show and since he controls the stations, he talk as long as he likes. when you are president there is nothing more important than connecting with your followers. no one should obstruct that communication. uh, and what we really need now is an obama network. uh, i'll show them who the most trusted name in news looks like. move over, ac 360, by the time the obama factor comes on the air you are going to be cut down to ac 180. i don't know what that is. larry, that's shocking. i mean, it's very narcissistic. i mean, kind of narcissistic. the president is on television all the time. and larry, you saw him on "the view" joy behar, your pal, my very close friend, and the president, needed to go on "the view." he needs to be seen. that's the problem with his popularity. he clearly is just not seen enough or heard enough. so, that's -- that's where we are. >> larry: do you fear that some people may actually believe this book? >> larry, i can see why you are asking that question, first of all, thises why you can't is w retire. this administration, larry, blurs fact and fiction all the time. we have 3 million jobs, saved or created. you are going to be able to keep your doctor and your health insurance. we're going to enforce the borders. all these things that are said by the administration. little loosey-goosey with the facts. so, what i fry try to do in thi book is peel the onion a little bit. let people decide for themselves whether the obama razzle-dazzle is as it seems or whether there is something much more nef faar going on. >> larry: our guest is laura ingram, in st. louis, the book is "the obama diaries" and we'll be right back. they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. >> larry: one of the most popular people in this country is michelle obama, yet laura ingraham daring to be different takes her on as well in the "the obama diaries." you want to read a little excerpt, particularly dealing with michelle from the book? >> well, yes. larry, i would look to share this. if i would have known i was performing, maggie smith would have been on here with me. the diary of michelle obama, rome, italy, july 8, last summer, 2009. this is about the working vacations, the criticism they're taking to many trips on the public dime. they're going to rome. they're going to africa. now next, indonesia. now going to spain, larry, next week. i am so tired of the media criticizing our working trips. yes, that's what it is, a working trip. every member of this family wor

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