mccutchen was his guy. what are you looking for? boom! same thing last year, took him deep on a ball away. almost like watching a rerun. >> joe: pitch down and in to smolinski. >> harold: that was mccutchen's 12th home run since june 1st. he's having a better year than he did last year. >> joe: when he won mvp and part of that great young outfield that the pirates have for not just now, but seemingly for a long time to come, polanco and marte. >> harold: oh, man, they're fun to watch. look out for the bucs. the central and national league is going to be a fun one to watch. moli molina's injury, that changes that division, big time. look at that. bunched up already. the pirates have come back in the fold. they're in this thing. >> joe: here's a 2-0. m smolinski went around. >> harold: have you seen the pirates and polanco. >> joe: i've seen polanco. he's impressive. >> tom: they've been a different team since they called him up. mccutchen saw nothing the first two months of the season. got a few more pitches to hit. >> harold: it's forced

mccutchen beats it out.that's what his whole career has been about. almost threw him out. but for him to get two for two, right off the bat, setting the tone, that's what derek jeter has done. >> kevin: we'll hear from derek jeter now. we have a note from derek jeter postgame. let's hear from derek. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kevin: just some really good shots of jeter today. my bad. it wasn't postgame sound. when you look at his game today. four innings, out there by ramirez. on the field, what did you like the best about it? >> frank: i like how he came off the field. and jeter will be remembered as much as anything else, as being a great teammate. and as a teammate, the little things count. when he came in the dugout, he gave every man a little extra time. he looked down, shaked their hand. and he looked each man in their eyes. those boys will never forget that. that's what derek jeter is all about. he's accountable like that. makes his teammates better. >> kevin: i'm curious, what would you have been like in that dugout?

andrew mccutchen deep to center rbi triple. phils down 4-2. mccutchen killing it this weekend. later in the evening star ling martin rbi single phils lose. sfwhept pittsburgh for the first time in twelve years. season low 14 games under 500. nope not even police can help out. phils head to milwaukee. chase utley headed to minnesota next week. phillies second baseman named as all star tonight. he's loan phillies representative. >> utley will make 6th all star appearance next tuesday. two second base nen national league history have started more that ut. his manager ryne sandberg is one of them. new jersey's mike trout will start in the mid summer classic for american league. cliff lee is highing return when the phils frurn all star break next week. he's out withel bro' strain for two weeks. struck out two a loued one hit. lee plans to pitch for clearwater in three days. >> this is interesting. lee admits the pain in his elbow not completely gone right now. we'll hear free phils starter coming up on "action news" at 11:50. >> why sixers center nerlens noel front and center you fi

and then you have this mccutchen case which basically says you can give the maximum contribution to asy individuals, as many parties, as many pacs as you want, so there is no limit on how many people or entities you can give to. so the lid is basically off. the money is getting darker. it's coming from all around the world. there's nobody to track where it's coming from. what do you make of the changes, vis-a-vis, campaign finance, that are basically now being written into code of law which makes this ship of state even harder to turn, it seems? >> i have a couple of observations on that. first of all, i've been involved in politics since the '70s. i don't ever remember an election when big money wanted to get in, that they couldn't get in. there were always loopholes, different kinds of organizations, supreme court cases or congressional bills, so i don't ever remember in my entire existence having an example of a corporation or an individual that wanted to put a lot of money who couldn't find some way to get that money in. i focus more on how do we limit the special interest money, b

trailing 2-0, when he tries to pick off andrew mccutchen. what a terrible throw.rew 42 pitches in the 1st inning. russell martin singles home mccutchen. bumgarner is 4-6 at home, 8-2 on the road. it just gets over those cars. giants collected four hits to get shut out for the 12th time this season. 5-0. they've lost 5 in a row, and trail the dodgers by 2 full games. >>> the oakland as called up speedster billy burns from double-a midland. the a's came in 7-3 against houston this season. derrick norris gets the scoring started. this shot up the middle brings josh donaldson home. that is a home run factory here. watch this. cris carter, the ex a orders a high ball, and he gets it too. the astros up now. then, four home runs. look where this one is gone. this is out of there. almost out there. astros just win this thing 7-3. let's get out of here. thanks to four home runs, they now lead the idle l.a. angels by just 1.5 in the al west. >>> let's go to vegas. a pair of warriors try to make the gold cup team. >>> the nba's best three-point backcourt are teammates again.

david buchanan gifts up two-run homer to andrew mccutchen. one team in baseball has loued more runs in baseball. phils fall behind 3-0. marlin bird, bye-bye birdie. phils get within 1. doesn't lead them to a win. a strikeout to end it. phils lose 3-2. twelfth loss in last 15 games. season low 13 under five hundred. wow. summer league basketball. whatever. that's probably how most people feel about it. but nerlens norel is not one of them. sixers center has been looking forward to this game for the last year and a half. noel playing the first game of any kind since tearing his left acl. former first round pick makes quite the first impression. 15 seconds into the game. there you go. first basket of the game. orlando. noel admits he was nervous. he doesn't look. it game high 19 points in 26 minutes later in the first basket. be careful with the knee there. noel impressive. hopefully a sign of things to come in the regular season. nerlens how did it feel to finally play. >> it's fine. i have to work on my stamina a bit so i can continue to work

there's something extremely timely about this paper because as we know, the supreme court decided the mccutchene yesterday or the day before deciding whether or not he's a robot, the supreme court is on auto-pilot. and also recently that there is a controversy in canada over the qualifications of a nominee to the supreme court. a judge was rejected to being one of the three executives on the supreme court. it seems to me that the issues in that case was relative to what you want to talk about in the paper, as we'll see in a second. anyway, that's the name of the robot. that's the hypo. now, what is it, exactly, that ian has to tell us? well, what they have to tell us is there are three reasons why chief justice roberts is not qualified or fit -- qualified is a legal question, fit is a more philosophical question, to be the chief justice of the united states. and here are the three basic ideas. the first is that they argue that a jurist, a real jurist, has to know how to follow rules. and they argue that the roberts bot, jrr, doesn't follow rules. the second claim is that a jurist, right, has to

over 5 at home top 1st/ 2-0 pirates already russell martin rbi single off bumgarner scoring andrew mccutchen 3-0 pirates top 2nd/ 4-0 pirates josh harrison solo home run off the surfboard on top on the car in left field 5-0 pirates sacramento native vance worley allowed no baserunners until the 5th michael morse grounder to short 2nd baseman neil walker with the nice grab and the off- balance throw to turn the 6-4-3 double play bottom 9th/ 2 outs worley gets joe panik to ground out to end the game for his 1st career shutout a 4-hitter the giants sent only 29 hitters 2 over the minimum to the plate final: 5-0 pirates giants now trail the idle dodgers by 2 games in the n.l. west giants are 6-20 at home since june 9 a's/astros a's fans in houston top 3rd/ 1-0 a's stephen vogt solo home run off brett oberholtzer 2-0 a's bottom 3rd/ 2-0 a's chris carter the former "a" 3- run home run off jesse chavez 3-2 astros bottom 6th/ 3-3 tie jason castro 2-run home run next batter mark krauss goes back-to-back homers off chavez 6-3 astros two batters later matt dominguez hits a solo shot off dan otero onlt

officials had a better idea it will be part of decommissioned tracking ship called van denbu >> app drew mccutchenome run shy of the cycle yesterday there's the homer. off david buchanan. five hits in the last two days four rbis phils fall behind 3-30. marlin bird left five on base first at bats and phillies struggling again in runers in scoring position, 142 over last four games and phils lost twelve including today. aj burnett on the mound no finale. season high now 13 games under 500 and speaking of new low point, this guy. is back. speaking of low points. sixers center nerlens noel was at low point this time last year recovering from torn acl and ended up doing nothing but working in gym. now the guy is back in a big way. noel making sixers day fwhu orlando in the summer league today. says he was nervous. who would know? noel game high 19 points including first half of game moving up and down the floor very well. knoll has been working on his shot over the last year especially free throws it's his biggest weekness. 7 for 7 from the line hopefully he looks this good when the season comes around

andrew mccutchen scores. mad bum goes just four innings. five earned runs.losing streak climbs to five. the gx men climb two back of the dodgers. the a's and astros. 2-0 oakland. he crushes the high fastball. the astros lead 3-2. four homers. oakland fall 7-3. a's however still 65-40. sporting the best record in the bigs by five games in the loss column. ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! >>> we're in a drought but it's humid outside. >> i know. even a few showers possible tomorrow. the hottest temperature will be in the tri-valley. 80 degrees already at 10:00. and you can see on the seven-day forecast, five day rather, we'll keep this with the hotter weather. 70s in san francisco. so for the little leaguers in the tri-valley, drink some water. >> jimmy fallon and james franco next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james fran

andrew mccutchen will get a second life, ends up at third base. the giants will pay for that mistake. next man up russell wilson, a base hit, pirates are up three early. 2nd inning josh harrison. this is a souvenir to left field bleaches. gum gartner gives up five runs in four innings. -- baumgartner gives up five runs in four inning. pirates shut them out. >>> the bank of the west classic with serena's first tournament since she was forced to withdraw from wimbledon when she had a virus. >> when you're in the moment, you don't realize how sick you are. so you kind of step back and look at everything. >> i said she had to walk off the court. i think she almost punched me. i said as big sister i'm telling you you have to leave. >>> time to have the monday night top five, something you'll never see at 49er camp. stars.. number four..josh reddicks bat may be cold bus glove is always hot..robbing jose altuve of a base hit... peyton doing rocky talk. no. 4, josh reddick's bat may be cold, but his glove is always hot. he robs a base hit. no. 3, melky ca

andrew mccutchen continues to kill the phillies in this series, rbi triple. phils down 4-later in the inning starling marta. phils lose-2. swept if pittsburgh for the first time in twelve years. they've lost 13, 13 of the last 16 games and not even the police can help the phillies right now. >>> potential gl news on the way. cliff lee is pitching in his first game in over a month tonight. rehab start for clearwater. lee allows one hit in two innings and strikes out two as he works the way back from an elbow strain. all star roingters will be announced later tonight and the way phils played they will likely only get one player in mid summer class nick minnesota next tuesday. chase utley leads all league first basement by 900,000 votes. utley hitting .286, six homers this would be sixth all star appearance. >>> how does nerlens noel rebound after game high 19 points in debut yesterday. he doesn't. it's just that simple. sixers center sit on the bench today during their summer league game. getting a breather against oklahoma city he's fine just a break. and sitt

the 40-year-old looked pretty good on the field diving and nearly throwing out the speedy andrew mccutchenrage to .481 including a double off the cardinals. jeter was asked about comments that wainwright gave him something juicy to hit. >> second one was about 98 that stayed on good -- no, i don't know, man. [ laughter ] >> i have no idea. you still got to hit it, so i appreciate if that's what he did. thank you. >>> summer league action at the warriors taking on the hawks. james with the two-hand slam. he had eight points. take another look at that. answers for the hawks with a nifty spin move. the warriors lose 68-65 and golden state resigned brandon rush. >>> the 11th stage of the tour de france with a 116 mile trek, francis broke away from the pack late. at least naballi remains the overall leader. in pain and nearly dropped out, he refused to quit, though, and despite finishing 32 minutes behind, that was still good enough to avoid elimination, so he is still in the race. >>> last saturday at the stick, 49er legends took to the field one last time. another person who had a big part in

there was a collision, and mccutchen ended up on third. it was that kind of day for the phillies. lost 8-2. you can see the game this afternoon at 4:00 right here on nbc 10. the pregame live and postgame live will be on comcast sports net. >>> and then playing the first league game in orlando today. all eyes will be on last year's first-round pick, noel. >>> and then proposing to his long time girlfriend, and then chestnut went to work and downed 61 hot dogs in ten minutes. i have a word with that, and it's slightly less the amount than an average american eats in a whole year. >>> tell us how you really feel about that, rosemary. our weather headlines show us we will see a great weekend for your saturday and sunday. we are still dealing with the threat of strong rip currents. you have to be care down the shore on the delaware beaches and then a closer look at the city skyline. temperatures right now, plenty of sunshine. our humidity is at 44%. wind speeds out of the northwest gusting to 44 miles per hour a mild start there. one of the warmest spots in philadelphia at 71. across t

bugarmer era under 2 on the road over 5 at home russell martin rbi single off bumgarner scoring andrew mccutchend belljosh harrison solo home run off the surfboard on top on the car allowed no baserunners until the 2nd baseman neil walker with the nice grab and the off- balance throw to turn the 6-4-3 double worley gets joe panik to ground out to end the game for his 1st giants now trail the idle dodgers by 2 games in the n.l. west giants are 6-20 at home a's/astros >> mark: top 3rd/ 1-0 a's stephen vogt solo home run off brett oberholtzer 2-0 a's chris carter the former "a" 3- run home run off jesse chavez 3- 2 astros >> mark: jason castro 2-run home run >> mark:matt dominguez hits a solo shot off dan otero onlt the railroad tracks abouve the bleachers here angels idle a's 1 ½ games up in placed on the 15-day disabled list with a broken hand hisfor- 1 as a pinch-hitter >> darya: everyone's and dry in himself it's not a just patent. that memo will be right back as we look at mt. tam. we are watching a few showers. d fomanyit'sbes stggleo ke youa1c wn. so imagine, what ither waa neclasof micintha

russell martin rips the pitch into left and mccutchen comes around to give the pirates.uglier for the phillies in the second. a collision. neither one calling for it and that's what happens. it was that kind of day for the phillies, and they fall 8-2. you can see the game today 4:00 here on nbc 10. the pregame live and postgame live will be on comcast sports net. the second round draft pick added to the roster and all eyes will be on last year's first-round pick, noel. we asked him about his expectations after missing all of last season with a knee injury. >> i don't want to put too much pressure early on and want to make sure i get into the feel of basketball again. it's a year and a half out and i feel great physically and i have to make sure the mental part of the game will come back as soon as possible. >> you can see his debut, today at 1:00 on the comcast network. and showing three summer league games in orlando, and the games also on tomorrow and tuesday against the thunder and rockets. mls action. early second half in this one, dallas on the attack. but it ends u

. >> citizens united, mccutchen. >> to the question of whether the system overall is corrosive, it shows the voice of ordinary citizens literally have no impact on our legislative process. what we see coming out of congress is much more consistent with the desires of the wealthiest part of america. they're essentially the only ones who really have a voice in our system at this point. that's according to recent research. >> this is an important debate, no matter where you stand on mccain-feingold, it wasn't adequate. >> certainly. >> let's go over to this question of immigration a little more. we're dealing with a lot of breaking news on this right now. the president is arriving in texas today around 5:00 p.m. he's still not scheduled to go to the border, and there's been a lot of blow back on that. he's been actually talking ability immigration all day. let's listen to his latest statements on this. >> congress just said no to fixing our broken immigration system in a way that strengthens our borders and our businesses despite the fact everybody from law enforcement to corporations to ev

young man pro up during thetood session of the court and started speaking to the justices and it mccutchen case and said money is not speech. before.happened somebody else who had a pen tooka or some other device him ture of our video of and that statement ended up on the internet within a few hours and another piece of did, too, from another and time literally the first ince 1937 that a photo of any kind of the court while it was published had been anywhere. it's sufpl a rare event. it was amazing in the room. it was a patent days. i happened to be there. it was almost like the equivalent of five semis each other.o that room is so orderly and i could hear le of us chairs crashing because police had trouble getting to the fellow. was in the middle of the row and so they had to knock over a chairs to get to him complaining about the ree speech campaign finance cases and he said corporations are not people sort of thing and he was able -- what do you think about seven sentences out before they actually arrested him? >> i thought he was a pretty advocate. >> yeah. he got people's attention. j

the judge felt. >> i thought mccutchen is one of those -- several cases like that this term, a good news case but for a select group of people. i don't want anybody to raise a hand here but there is apparently some people in the country who feel that their free speech rights are stifled if they could not give more than $123,000 this year to the candidates for congress. now, as i say, you can some of you fit this category can just smile. but don't identify yourselves because now you have a free speech right to go to capitol hill with a check of $3.5 million and say to john boehner or nancy pelosi i want to support the entire team to the max and so that's what this case was about, the idea that thankfully we now have a free speech right to give more than a couple hundred thousand dollars to members of congress. now, that's good news, right? >> so let me give a more benign interpretation of the case. nobody disputes there's $2,600 limit per election cycle and can't give more than that to any particular candidate but there's a separate law saying once you've given $2,600 to the first 15 or 1

hit with another supreme court decision on issues involving money and politics, the decision is mccutchenversus the federal election commission can do. so we are really entering a brave new world concerning the financing of political campaigns. i really have the distinct privilege of moderating the debate between john bonifaz and james bopp. they are two of the nation's leading authority on the subject of campaign finance laws and the effects of the seas supreme court decision on our political process. i could speak for a long time about each of them. rather than to bore you with that, please read your program. please google them and you'll be very impressed with their qualifications. trent -- mr. baucus coming from indiana and mr. bonifaz from washington, d.c. we appreciate -- massachusetts, okay, even better. we appreciate them coming down for this event. so let me just explain the format to you and we'll have time for questions, but initially each individual will be given an opportunity to make a 10 minute opening presentation. so john bonifaz will speak first and then mr. bobrick afte

were going to get hit with another supreme court decision on issues involving money and politics, mccutchenversus the federal election commission came down. so we're entering a brave new world concerning the financing of political campaigns. i have the distinct privilege of moderating the debate between these two nation's leading authorities on the subject and the effects of the supreme court decisions on the political process. i could speak for a long time about each of them. rather than to bore you with that please raid your program, google them and you will be very impressed with their ualifications. we really appreciate them. coming for this event. let me explain the format to you. we will have time for questions. but initially each individual is going to be given an opportunity to make a 10-minute presentation. after the ten-minute presentations, their opening statements, each will have a 3-minute rebuttal. then we'll open it up to questions from the audience. if you have questions put them in writing and at the end we will give them each a minute to kind of sum up. so with that i will