. >> mike: boxer robert guerrero, the pride of gilroy, should be proud but he is not, losing his shot at the wbc welterweight title to floyd mayweather, jr. he not not fought for over a year and dominated. guerrero could not get a shot on mayweather. mayweather won a unanimous decision with all three judges scoring 111-117. roberts suffered only his second loss, taking home 3 million tuesday. >>> giants and documenters played for over four hours tonight, combining for 19 runs and 30 hits. we have had back-to-back walkoff winners in the series, both from catchers. buster bowsy last night and tonight? here we first good. first inning, buster posey one to the gap, bounces over the wall for a two-run double. ryan vogelsong blew a 6-1 lead. dodgers scored seven in the fifth. vogelsong torched for between runs in 4-2/3 innings. in the sixth, rodriguez uncorks the wild pitch that ahowed posey to score. ties the game. in the tenth. tied at nine. backup catcher inquire -- queiroz, out of here. giants win, a season-high five-game win streak. >>> in a's in new york. a beautiful day for a matinee

. >> mike: boxer robert guerrero, the pride of gilroy, should be proud but he is not, losing his shot at the wbc welterweight title to floyd mayweather, jr. he has not fought for over a year and dominated. guerrero could not get a shot on mayweather. mayweather won a unanimous decision with all three judges scoring 111-117. roberts suffered only his second loss, taking home 3 million tuesday. >>> giants and documenters played for over four hours tonight, combining for 19 runs and 30 hits. we have had back-to-back walkoff winners in the series, both from catchers. buster bowsy last night and tonight? here we good. first inning, buster posey one to the gap, bounces over the wall for a two-run double. ryan vogelsong blew a 6-1 lead. dodgers scored seven in the fifth. vogelsong torched for between runs in 4-2/3 innings. in the sixth, rodriguez uncorks the wild pitch that ahowed posey to score. ties the game. in the tenth. tied at nine. backup catcher inquire -- queiroz, out of here. giants win, a season-high five-game win streak. >>> in a's in new york. a beautiful day for a matinee. colo

. >>> mike reports the victim be friended them before she stole their savings. >> reporter: robert who says his 83 mother was ripped off. >> at least $600, 000 or more >> she treated this person like a daughter. >> she's linda fox. a banker in oakland village . >> i found that she was one of the most helpful people in the village if ig. anything. >> it was at this u.s. bank where she spent most of her career dating back 1993, it is here where she began ripping off the most royal customers for $1. 3 million. >> i thought we were getting to be good friends. >> how much money did she take from you? >> $43, 000 . >> a cd totalling $970, 000 wind doughing down $373, 000. linda is now in custody in jail charged with money laundering. >> that's now looking back that's the sick part because she was basically preing on my praying on my mom. >> mike, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 41-year-old grant blare teaches at or chard school. blare contacted of what he believed was a 13-year-old on the internet and arranged to meet for sex. the teen was an under cover police officer. police arrested blare. inves

mike r. dental student/model. out! this guy robert, now, this is very interesting.ng. also called hymn eed himself a entrepreneur. to me that usually means cannot get a job. do you believe that he invented sign spinning? seems like he's too young. >> i believe him. >> jimmy: i don't. nick r. lists his occupation as tailor/magician. how does that work? he's measuring your in seam and makes flowers come out of your pants? >> makes your clothes come off. >> jimmy: you didn't pick him, did you? >> i can't say. >> jimmy: i think you just said. here's the final three. >> how did you choose? >> jimmy: magic. i believe one of your final three will be drew. handsome guy. looks kind of like shawn a little bit. alcoholic father, plus -- another one will be michael. michael and you seem to have a good friendship right away. yes? >> you're not getting anything out of me. i'm a locked vault. >> jimmy: and finally the man that you will pick to be your -- do you propose to him or how does it work? >> i thought you used to watch the show all the time. >> jimmy: here we go. brooks. >

. >> i know i identified with robert reid, mike brady.so you are somewhat less intimidating. >> no, i didn't say that i grew in my ass and stuff, so i made up for it. >> stephanie: how old are the kids now >> 16 and 11. henry the older one is going to prom. he is a junior but his senior girlfriend, who is 18 -- >> stephanie: scandal. >> is taking me. >> stephanie: scandal! >> scandal. and ben is 11. >> stephanie: i'm going on cnn tonight to talk about the kaitlin hunt case. she just turned 18 and her girlfriend's parents had her arrested. >> i'm sorry, but you know what if she were with a boy would this be going on? >> stephanie: no. i had a 17-year-old boyfriend when i was 14 and can you imagine my parents having him arrested when he turned 18? >> no. it is beyond ridiculous, and what it is going to do to those kids is awful. the parents should be ashamed of themselves. >> stephanie: yeah it's clearly homophobia. even the one mom is saying she blames my daughter for her daughter being gay. >> what is she going to get her pregnant? i don'

we saw his brother robert zimmerman jr. come to the mike after the hearing ended. do we have any information on where george was or if he was supposed to be in the court? >> reporter: i didn't get a clear answer as to where he was. i can tell you that he is not obligated to be in the courtroom. he has been at most of the hearings. he will be here in two weeks when the trial begins but he was not in the courtroom and there is no obligation to be here. this was very technical in detail. and perhaps it was just beyond him to want to sit there and be part of it. >> kerry sanders reporting. thanks so much. i want to bring into the conversation the defense attorney, the former prosecutor, karen de soto. before we get started, let me mention that george zimmerman has sued nbc for defamation and the company has strongly deny his allegations. let's dive right in and talk about this. your impressions from how this morning went. from just the way the judge conducted herself. pretty no nonsense, straightforward and they got through a lot of work. >> she's running a tight ship.

castle was running -- you should have put him in the senate, like steel and mike castle, i'm not going to give you those, robert benet was running for reelection of the senate in utah. they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah, 3500 were at the convention. 2,000 voted for other candidates other than robert benet. because of those 2,000 people, his name couldn't be on the ballot in november for the 3 million people of utah because they had this sore loser law. how many states have this? 46. 46. here's another provision of the constitution. every senator and representative must be an actual inhabitants of the state from which they are elected. the idea is if i were running for congress year i would know you and the people of an adolescent or economic interest, you know me and my reputation in the community, that's the idea. but what happens when you allow the political parties to control redistricting? if the idea is that congressmen and women are supposed to know the community so frattali person paucity i am a city guy. i've been on the farm once or twice. i had no idea what i was looking at and

mike shumann abc 7 sports. >> boxing news conferences say blah. bla. not today. robert gurero got together to promote their bout on saturday night in vague yag. -- vegas. we're going to beat thaup woman beater. he must have learned that perfect his dad. we're going beat that woman beater see how he's going likist. heeds going to get it from a real man. >> all right that. was uncomfortable. oscar dela hoier on this end. that is just i can imagine that. >> yes. >> thanks larry. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 coming up getting inked. the company taking brand marketing to painful new level autos then on abc 7 news at 11:00 michael fin helps you find best bargains in the bay area, things he's found you'll never have to pay full price for. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. >> from the entire news team have a great night. >> we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contesta a postdoctoral researcher from cincinnati, ohio... a project manager from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a postal w

mike shumann abc 7 sports. >> boxing news conferences say blah. bla. not today. robertero got together to promote their bout on saturday night in vague yag. -- vegas. we're going to beat thaup woman beater. he must have learned that perfect his dad. we're going beat that woman beater see how he's going likist. heeds going to get it from a real man. >> all right that. was uncomfortable. oscar dela hoier on this end. that is just i can imagine that. >> yes. >> thanks larry. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 coming up getting inked. the company taking brand marketing to painful new level autos then on abc 7 news at 11:00 michael fin helps you find best bargains in the bay area, things he's found you'll never have to pay full price for. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. >> from the entire news team have a great night. >> we appreciate your time. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn'

was runnings senator -- you should've put this guy in the senate, mike steele, mike castle both belong -- nevermind. robert bennett was running for reelection in the senate ine utah. they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah. 3500 were at the convention. 2000 voted for other candidates other than robert bennett. because of those 2000 people, his name could not be on the ballot in november for theth 3 million people of utah because they had this dumb sore loser law. how many states have this crazy sore loser law? 46. 46. here's another provision in the constitution. every senator and representative must be a natural inhabitant of the state for which they are elected. the idea is if i were running th fore congress here, i would knr you, i would've the people of al apples. i know your economic interest.tt you know me, you know my reputation in the community. that's the idea. but what happens when you allow the political parties to contron redistricting of what your congressional district is like? the idea is the congressman, congresswoman are supposed to know thea community, so tell a persona

you come up with names like marco rubio, like mike lee, like rand paul, like pat toomey, like scott walker. >> not necessarily, robertpeople who are winning over middle america right now. as we mentioned, he's not a fan of marco rubio's signature piece of legislation on immigration. earlier this week peter king said he would skip last night's dinner because of that superstorm sandy no vote. and now chet connelly, the chairman of the south carolina republican party says, well, conservatives think he's a rock star. when you look at those disconnects from other members of the republican party, is that basically a microcosm of the divide in the gop? >> yes, there's no question about it, that the republican party has a very diverse set of ideas and opinions about where the party should go moving forward. do we stick with the inflexible, intolerable party of the 1950s or do we move forward to a dynamic, very inclusive party for the 21st century. what's interesting about what senator cruz said last night in reference to the future of the republican party, say whatever you want about the politics of those people that he ment

. >> that's robert staal representing dias kadyrbayev, charged with obstruction of justice. joining me is mike mukasey, served as attorney general under president bush. a fascinating amount of detail in this complaint today but with your old attorney general hat on, have we got three late teenage kids who have been trying to clumsily help friends thinking they're in trouble but not quite sure how much, or is there something a lot more sinister going on? >> i think calling them three kids who tried to help a friend trivializes it a bit. this is not covering up for somebody cheating on an exam or engaging in underage drinking. these defendants, and one of them dead, the other in hospital, are charged with committing one of the most heinous crimes we have seen in recent times. people maimed, people killed, people whose lives will never be the same. so three kids covering up i think trivializes it somewhat. also, they acted fairly deliberately. i think they knew from their -- from their roommate what the nature was of the material they were trying to dispose of. oddly, they picked a backpack that

castle was running -- you should have put him in the senate, like steel and mike castle, i'm not going to give you those, robertbenet was running for reelection of the senate in utah. they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah, 3500 were at the convention. 2,000 voted for other candidates other than robert benet. because of those 2,000 people, his name couldn't be on the ballot in november for the 3 million people of utah because they had this sore loser law. how many states have this? 46. 46. here's another provision of the constitution. every senator and representative must be an actual inhabitants of the state from which they are elected. the idea is if i were running for congress year i would know you and the people of an adolescent or economic interest, you know me and my reputation in the community, that's the idea. but what happens when you allow the political parties to control redistricting? if the idea is that congressmen and women are supposed to know the community so frattali person paucity i am a city guy. i've been on the farm once or twice. i had no idea what i was looking at and

blankenship has said, blankenship has accuse ed cecil roberts, president of united mineworkers, of possibly being a murderer. by implication, he is accusing mikeing possibly a murderer. >> richard, yeah. >> he says in 1985, there was a big strike. the biggest strike in the history of the united mineworkers. in southern west virginia. a contract murder was hired to kill a strike worker. he said these union officials may have been behind this, may have been the murderers. he says the reason cecil robs is pushing for his indictment is he wants the feds to stay away from his multiple crimes. that is not the case. in all probability, blankenship will be indicted for some fairly extraordinary charges. it will blow open west virginia and the national media will look at this story the way they should have been looking at it for a long time. >> hey, lawrence, let's look at the bigger picture here. what are the takeaways you come away with after writing this book about judicial elections and the role money plays? >> well, it's -- i mean, i really think we have to look seriously at appointing justices. in switzerland, there are very few countries in the

mike. walnut creek police are looking for a man they say attentive to robert woman.have surveillance that photograph of the suspect happening before 9:00. if a woman was leaving the nordstrom store and enter the second story parking garage. the suspect came of a mining grabbed the woman and her purse. another woman with to help in this year the suspect. the victims' purse was not stolen. the suspect was fleeing south to the parking garages down a stairway. walnut creek are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect. for an update on the new bay bridge man. a local expert is blasting caltrans after meeting yesterday revealed issues with the construction of a new is in spanish. this is included concerns over imperfection at welds at the base of the tower, problems with welds along the deck in cracks in the deck plates. >> inspectors also found problems on the sky way causing corrosion. and the concrete section of the bridge between the spanish and yerba buena island was uneven. caltrans says that is all those issues have been fixed but one critic is question

robert writes, our forefathers, so they could kick the blank of all the current office holders. >>holders. paul writes elvis and andre says let the cold war begin. >> my favorite is let's reanimate mikerry, guys. mike is not here today so i can take that shot. "morning joe." have a great weekend, guys. it begins right now. ♪ ♪ the city streets are empty now the lights don't shine no more ♪ >> you are known well there. >> good morning. it's friday, may 31st. with us on the set msnbc political analyst and visiting professor to nyu, former congressman harold

mike shanahan not on the same page. he would like to see him play in the preseason. >> really. >> we asked our facebook fanscea what they think about robert rot griffin the third, whether hewht will be ready for the season opener and whether he it was het wise to come back. >> he should sit out the preseason. he shouldn't be playing right now. >> they gave him a bionic knee e just like adrian peterson. pe >> foolish, if he does, his mobility will be limited. and of course, every dt will be aiming for that knee. >>> coming up, the basics, reading, writing, arithmetic and pe. >> yes, a new course says thatyt the physical education shouldshd become a core sunke subject in >>> it appears a late term ban n could expand nationwide.onwide. >>> we have good news about the massive sink hole downtown d.c. find out when drivers can expect in some relief from this traffic nightmare. gary, what are you tracking. >>> they just issued a tornado warning. go quickly to my radar so you can see this storm. it's mainly south of winchesters north of front royal. the national weather service has issued that warning until 5:30 p.m. the center of the storm or th

mike if it's on you. it is live, live. as is "pop news." >> it is, indeed, robin roberts, and -- >> i love "pop news." >> i thought i heard that means. a dance break. it can happen any time anywhere here at "gma." come on now. give us the slider. we want it. >> the best line. >> never trust a big butt and a smile. >> that's a lyric. >> that is a lyric. that's not mine. >> truer words never said, robin, the most trusted woman in television. >> just said that. >> "pop news." >> it must be true. >>> we begin with this. you know, a little slap on the rear can sometimes be a sign of affection or not. beyonce on stage monday night in copenhagen, denmark, performing "irreplaceable." when this happened -- do we see it? >> oh, yeah. so there you go. she may be bootylicious but that's not for you, sir. she told the slap-happy offender, i will have you escorted out right now. the daily thal many morning, look, it's like a fine work of art. enjoy it, be inspired by it. just don't touch it. >> don't touch it. >>> also in "pop news," the biggest star of "downton abbey" might just be the grand estate itself. over 1500 visitors a day eac

mike. >> we have the story of a long- time bank branch manager accused of praying on her own clients who in a lot of cases thought of her as family. flowers and family. that's life for robert says his 83-year-old mother was ripped off. >> at least 600,000 or more. >> reporter: by this woman seated right next to her. >> she treated this person like a -- like a daughter. >> reporter: she is linda faus, a banker in oakland's montclair e business owner, tha.was one o most helpful people in the village if anything. >> reporter: she was most recently a branch manager. but it was at this u.s. bank that she spent most of her career dating back to 1983. it is here where she started ripping off her most loyal customers for 1.3 million. >> 1.3 million. >> i thought we were starting to be good friends. >> reporter: not wanting to be identified, she says that she forged her name on multiple checks. >> how much money did she take from you. >> $43,000. >> reporter: in one case, according to investigators a cd totaling $972,000 dwindled down to $353,000. u.s. bank says it was tipped off by a wealth manager who noticed the client's statement appeared altered. she is now in custody charged

robert. and in just a moment, we're going to hear from mike bettes on the weather channel.erview with a survivor. >> but thomas, of course, we had a fairly slow tornado season. you've got the governor who really just started going around touring the state a couple of days ago. >> well, this is on the heels of what we saw in shawnee on sunday. and so we're just 40 miles south of shawnee, basically right in the heart of tornado alley. she was touring that devastation over the weekend and into monday itself and then had to break away because of the storm that was coming in here. it's amazing to think that this ef-4 at least ef-4 storm and just to put that into context for you, winds of 166 miles per hour, up to 200 miles per hour. it is absolutely amazing as far as the eye can see around here. in the '90s, i was a storm chaser for a year. it scared the living daylights out of me to do it. but i have never seen anything like this after doing that for a year in lincoln, nebraska. this is absolutely amazing. >> you can grow up around it. willie, we were just talking about tuscalo

so go over to utah where senator mike castle was running for -- you should have put this guy in the senate. but never mind. i won't get into those things. robert bennett was running for reelection of the senate in utah they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah. 3500 read the convention. 2000 voted for other candidates because of those two dozen people his name could not be on about and a member for the 3 million people of utah because they have this done what. how many states have this crazy law? forty-six. here is another provision of the constitution. every senator and representative must be an actual inhabitant of the state from which their elected. the idea is, if i were running for congress here i would know you, i would know the people of annapolis, know your economic interest. you know me, my reputation, the community. that is the area. but what happens when you allow the political parties to control redistricting of a congressional district? the idea is that the congress people are supposed to know the community. so a personal story. i am a city guy. i've been on the farm once a twice. i have no idea what i was looking

mike, really, you shouldn't. how long have you been working on it? >> let's move on. >> it's just not even -- inferno. it's set in florence. >> it is. it's very much a robertthis this book, the epic poem, the divine comedy, serves at a catalyst to inspire a kind of a twisted villain to do some scary things. >> i just remember the big, fat volume from high school. what about it that makes it come p peling? >> halfway through this novel, i was saying what was i thinking tackling the divine comedy and inferno. the amazing thing about inferno, 700 years old, but it has, it really inspired our modern vision of hell and the bible talks about hell kind of in ethereal terms. greek mythology a little more specifically, but it wasn't until dante that we had this structured, codified vision that was terrifying of hell and sin became or hell rather become the deterrent to sin and a lot of people got pretty afraid of sinning and went to church. >> what drew you to these topics. >> you know, i love art and architecture. i had written about the fine arts, but never about the real arts, so, inferno drew me that that it was new and literary work. but it also inspired -- th

robert writes, our forefathers, so they could kick the blank of all the current office holders. >>holders. paul writes elvis and andre says let the cold war begin. >> my favorite is let's reanimate mike barnicle! sorry, guys. mike is not here today so i can take that shot. "morning joe." have a great weekend, guys. it begins right now. ♪ ♪ the city streets are empty now the lights don't shine no more ♪ >> you are known well there. >> good morning. it's friday, may 31st. with us on the set msnbc political analyst and visiting professor to nyu, former congressman harold ford jr. ma mackinaw is his favorite sign. and also josh green. talking this morning about women power about why men are people too. >> finally! >> finally, somebody speaking out for the impressed man. and in washington, columnist for bloomberg view a man who has been impressed so many years, al hunt, he's with us. mika, a little known fact. a lot of people don't know that willie and i, 65-68 were together in nam. >> this is going to end up in the holiday inn on 57th street somehow. it always does. >> we have our reunion of the guys that went through, we were into, you know, what -- i can't call it what we called it, ok