they walked the number one hitter, tommy milone and the pitchers are hitting. milone made it 6-0.score. no stopping them. they are baseball's hottest team and win in milwaukee 10-2. miami heat, david beckham and my man the bieb in the house. there is lebron throwing it down. a lot of interest in this game. could indiana upset miami? no. 9 rebounds by far best game of the series. the heat win tonight. interesting side story is boxing champion floyd mayweather bet $6 million in vegas. he tells me the way this works out now he probably one 6.4 million. that is something else. he put down 5.9 and they blew out. >> so he got a little more. >> reporter: if you don't pay the guy back -- if you don't pay him back he break's your arm. it's a shylock. that's what you want, someone protecting you when somebody bum rushes you. hall of famer jason kid, you see him here with the two nba finals. in 2011 the original team indeed he became a champion. to the hall of fame that is cool. >> good look floyd. >> don't worry about kevin. he is fine. - live television? who cares? - who cares-- everybody!

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there are $11 milon. >> it is not quite that simp. the e are divided to three categories we have two who suffered physical injury and survived. and we have 1who were in he classroo and escaped. there were diffent levels f injury. you need tohave someone who s experience in is. a victim compensation specialist who can comep with a formula on the degree of injury and how to parcel out and distribute the money. >> it is all really complicated. but you arsitting here six months laer. the onlypeople who have seen this are the people running the arity. no one is doing anything. the atorney geral i asking for action. the charity itself issaying thate are making all t rit moves. but that is nothing to see here. what if somethi is something would en when are people -- americans were generous. who dothey want to hp? the victims. that inot happening here. it is jut not right. do y see this coming down th pipe anytime soon? >> wish i ould say that i did. but the victims don'. we a at a deadlock and frankly there needs to be a waveof al qaeda. the

the tax man accused of seizing tens of milons ofrivate medical records. now lawmakers are launching an ininvestigation. and this comes amid another report that the irs just canceled a controversial order for spying equipment. like secret cameras and office plans, coffee trays, even clock radios. well, no wonder more than three out four americans now say the irs sould not enforce the health care law. so do the overwhelming major of you have it right? hi, everybody, i'm david asman. welcome. let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabe mcdonald, rich carl, rick ung a

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the tax man accused of seizing tens of milons ofrivate medical records. now lawmakers are launching an ininvestigation. and this comes amid another report that the irs just canceled a controversial order for spying equipment. like secret cameras and office plans, coffee trays, even clock radios. well, no wonder more than three out four americans now say the irs sould not enforce the health care law. so do the overwhelming major of you have it right? hi, everybody, i'm david asman. welcome. let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabe mcdonald, rich carl, rick unger and morgan brennan. good to see you all. ste, first to you. should we really trust these guys with our health records? >> of course not, david. their new name is now the internal revenge service. they've fundamentally own the trf the american people. and if a 29-year-old can blow the lid off of our most secret intelgence secrets, why in the world would we trust the irs? i don't know why there's a debate on this, david. >> morgan, most americans, 76% don't trust the irs to enforce obamacare. e t

starring in a famous music singer's video. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, like most of the a's rotation...tommy milone hasn mr steady, allo . >>> oh, yes, the a's and jientds, the a's. >> 54 million is what the rangers payroll is above the oakland a's, but the a's, ken, who are in first place. like most of the a's rotation, tommy ma loan has been mr. steady allowing five runs over his last three starts. samuel will stick to the befrmg from now oun. rangers with a two-run lead in the second but chris young takes justin grim out. oakland takes the lead right there but tommy malone. josh donaldson will come home on the nelson cruz. 4-rangers. 9 to 4 after scoring just ten runs in their last eight games. >>> last night's giants came, padres first baseman jesus guzman show boated down the line after hitting a home run. the giants apparently didn't like it because today throw behind. the bench is cleared. no pumps were thrown and there was no objections. guzman would later hit a home run. 7th inning, blanco hammered one off the wall in center field for a triple 2-run score to give the giants the lead. they

john milone talked about the same thing. cable vision a couple times. think it's a buy. >> a drop this week, down 8%. >> the arm that they have with cole is a little bit too much of a wall for me to conquer. if i had to play this space, i'd go eqc. >> tenant health care up 10% this week. >> this week. tenant gets the daily double, guy, because this is a stock that was out buying the vanguard. vanguard also goes up. both of these stocks taking advantage of the affordable care act. tenant is looking to increase their footprint and it's working. >>> coming up next, blackberry getting take on the the wood shed today after missing both the top and the bottom lines. so is the smart phone maker past the point of those excuses? don't throw the name away just yet. he'll tell you why after this. >>> and later, one big box retailer booking gains of more than 130%. our last top stock of 2013 and we'll give you the big unveil right after this. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the streetsmart edge trading platform from charles schwab tdd# 1-800-345-2550 gives me tools that he

the nsa, that they won't be doing with those millions upon milons of phone conversations that they have of ours? >> eric, i don't trust the government to do anything. they're morons to start wit they're taking advantage of it. and you are absolutely right when you say that. collecting informatio in bul that was not a specific thing under the patriot act alone, it has be specific. and the judges who signed that, you ve to be verery careful about what you're doing. >> youre total convoluting the issue. >> and jonathan, you're wrong. >> you are completely convol convoluting the issue. >> the fourth amendment is absolutely right. and you're righto read that. >> jonathan. >> you're completely convoluting the issue. verizon knowing your data doesn't violate your fourth amendment rights. yes, i agree with the panel. the government is listening in the nameof quote, national serity is -- ayou present a false choice, that we ha to give up our privacy or not fight terror. if you want to fight terror, why n serve by naming the enemy calling jihad actually fighting a war, not snooping on americans.

. >> "the washington post" said wa a mine, they are focusing on milons of aericans. >> im saying at what the government has set up to this point is that we are talking about foreigners communicating with each ther. the question if someone in pakistan is commnicating wih someone elelse in pakistan, but that communication is going through a server in the united states. you kno, there is never a good time to trust big goernment. but i think that we probably should take a breath here and understand that w are a country with a lot of softargets wo cann hden them off. technogy is an advantage that we have over terrorists. weon't wanto giv the government carte blanche to do this to all of us, b if it i program where it allows them to loo for that needle in their haystack and find the bad guy, as long as we are sure that the rest of he haystacksre not abusing the privilege is. >> there lies the problem. i just wonder if this is akin to monds at the irs. [laughter] the italling of icrochips was shot down and then after 9/11 e are justoing willy-nilly and going way too far. why can't you guys at t

milone allowed five hits, struck out four and did not issue a walk in seven strong innings.estrada blooped a two- out single in the third period milone also to the benefit protested that initially road game, going 2 for 4 with an rbi in two runs scored. >> lebraun james scored 32 points and the miami heat power their way back to the nba finals with a 99-76 victory over the indiana pacers in game 7 of the eastern conference finals. the way way into this trouble to one. for the defending nba champions. miami took control with a 33. second quarter and had a huge lead for most of the second half after six mostly did zero games against the pacers. the heat will host san antonio spurs on thursday night began their third straight appearance in the nba finals. >> luluemon is starting to put its luon back yoga pants on stores' shelves. the ruble from retells but across the country got the pants were too sheer, causing them to be see through. the company at more fabric to the pants and made it other design changes. it hired a new team to oversee the making of the pants. the company sa

half a milon jobs have% been created in the central corridor. economic theory the coasts are going to lead the economy forward isn't working anymore. >> lou: it's not working and taxes are rising and democratic shiftt as well that are going to be very important. you predict the smart money, the wealthy folks will be relocating. i think of some interior states lik illinois, that has to give folks smart money a lot of pause. >> no one is going to illinois because they just raised their taxes by two-this. it's difficult to get if you are smart, you understand that the liabilities that are taking on as a taxpayer, meaning they are going to lean on you important more tax dollars is prett threatening. what happens not only do your taxes go up but when the states are in bad shape, money for other things like educatio, roads, public safety, that goes away. so people pay more and getting less for their money. there is month money to retrain people. unemployment stays high. lou: unemployment has become chronic. it is without question structural without po

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milone allowed five hits, struck out four and did not issue a walk in seven strong innings.eight batters before pitcher mark go estrada blooped a two-out single in the third. he also took a bed of a rare chance to bat in an interleague road game, going 2 for 4 with an rbi and two >> lebraun james scored 32 points at the miami heat poured their way back to the nba finals with a 99 to 76 victory over the indiana pacers in game 7 of the eastern conference finals. the wang wei ended his struggle with 21 points for the defending nba champions, miami took control with a 33. second quarter and had a huge lead for most of the second half after six mostly difficult games against pacers. that he will host the san antonio spurs on thursday night to begin their third straight appearance in the nba finals. >> we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's am

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you miiht be a little upset with them whether it's because th targeted conservative groups or spend milonson confences. the liberal national media is over this scandal byhe way. the big three networks have go from havg 96 stories about the irs in the first two weeks when the scandal broke to one story this week. we have a little pblemith the y they approach things as you might guess. if you happen to believe congress has the right indeed the obllgation tonow what our government is doing at home and abro abroad, you may be offended the administration's mine month stone wall on benghazi and roger ails put it ell when he said, quote, i've come to the conclusion that i don't even care what the president of the united stas was doingthat night but iould like to know what the commander in chief was doing that night. if you believen the first amenent, thereedom of the press, the white house's sweeping record seizure of documents, should cause your blood to boil over along with the associated press intrusion. fourth, if u are one of those crazy cstitutionalists a actually belie in the second amendm

now the kennedy space center is marking the iconic mission by unveiling a hundred milon dollars exhibittle tomorrow. we are on the ground at the kennedy space center with a sneak peek. have fun? >> this is really a remarkable exhibit. a lot of emoon behind it. is definitely not static. we've seen some early birds come through all day. the walk you through to surround sound movies before they unveil in dramatic fhion. we have heard people pretty much stand up and cheer. some people getting emotional. at least for the astrouts are re for the grand opening, some of which saying that they hope this display rlly sparks an interest in space explotion, especially among children. >> i hope the kids in particular have the same sort of momt that i had when i was ten that looks like a relief fund thing. what to do that. look to the spacecraft. no one to ride on one of those. >> some of those who flew say it's a bittersweet feeling. of course all this is being funded by ticket salesnd concessions. no taxpayer dollars behind this $100 million display. melia: this is exciting. people behind you are e

tommy milone did all he could to match pitcher john danks.little entered the game and that's where it all went wrong for oakland. 1. they play one more in chicago.tomorrow. a's come home to take on the yankees next week. >> >> e-s-p-n reports major league baseball is set to suspend about 20 players in the coming weeks due to a performance-enhancing drugs.the network says it is potentially the worst drug abuse case in the history of baseball. pamela brown reports. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> reporter: espn is reporting that major an unprecedented wave of player suspensions that include yankees star alex rodriguez and the brewers' ryan braun. rodriguez, braun and some 18 other players are allegedly linked to a miami-area enhancing drug scandal. refused to talk about it after his game. >> "i'm not answering any further questions regarding the whole situation, i've dealt with it for a long time over the last year and a half and aside from that i don't really have anything

an agency collecting milons of phone records and e-mail records. other government agencies chasing down personnel records all in the guise okeeping us safe. sometimes of the court oder, and a lt of times on what we were told was a mutual derstandg. it is weird. that is what haens when these scandals break. they just keep breaking. and they just keep on coming. this is precisely the drama they saw playing out. >> i think we e in a very dangerous time. the government is spying on half of amecans. bubut this is for our own good d the government is arguing. give us some oyour liberty, and we will keep the state. it doesn't keep us safe in the back. in wld war i, ther was an act of the espionage act which prohibited saying nice things about the enemy. that is still a lot today. the government hasn't used it, but it's tere ifth want to indict somebody on the basis of their word. that is very dangerous. >> theamerican public cannot become cplacent aboutthis. we are moving down a slippy slope. it will never happen, yet we a whate are. >> joe lieberman, the

make a product, and her business grew into a $60 million brand, so once we agree her to nothing to 60 milon on our door. we can handle anything from a small designer to a big designer with 2,00000 iee order. gerri: howimportant is it these are madeby hands? there's sewing machines, but so much is done individually. >> well, the customers like that. the work overseas is automated with automatic machis end cutting,you know and they don't need the people. when they do, the labor is low. i think people really like to see that things are made by hand, that the bag are cut with a knife or with a cutting machine, that there's a lot of care. people like that, and they pay a premium for it. gerri: a friend of the show, now, she produces here as well and uses pretty exotic material. >> yes, she does, the most beautiful snaes inthe world. peple import from italy, spain, even in from the u.s. from florida, california, and we take it and make it here right in new york city. it is afamily business. i work with my brother, my parents retired, but we're continuing, doing everything we can to stay made in m

they gave him $15 milon many charities.ut the biggest one, thene that has the lin's share was united way of western @%nnecticut. after the tragedy, tt particular charity sat back and decided to create am kind of foundation to put this money in. they studied th isue, all of this going on over the last six months. that seem to me like it's a lot ofime to be waiting for this moneto bedistribted. >> it certainly is. it iactually one of the longest distributions that we have seen. a lot of time the moneys spent off to a separate organization and the panels are pu together the chlenging part is that there are people who specialize in this veey painful process. those who know how to d this. the prsumption thais completely out of the depths and how to handlis kindof situation n figure this out on their own. the fact that they are not a failing themselves are the lessons that have been l learned by other communiti that have gone through this. it is unfortunate. are saying that we should bring in this to come in. boston has argued on

. >> you knew milons of amerans phone records were being saved. >> right, it- iifill it was theery important for our security. neil: why. >> it doesot violate people's privacy, the so-called metadata theyook for pterns in connection with phone nbe, only do this with a court order. this is aorm of due process. then as i understood, fore reason they saw something more and they wand to go further into really, tapping someone's phone or something they had to get a specific court order and show p always. is is not -- probable cause this is not lawless, this is within theaw. i tl you, i know general alexander testifi before congress t this effect, this program prevent terrorist attacks gain the u.s. >> you know that for sur >> i do. neil: i hope they declassify a culcouple of these cases. it is notooking too goo i think that step befefore you start, you know listening in on people's calls, tapping and you have record to begin with. that is the start. this is the way that process goes. now they have the initing a. >> important thing to say here, we're still doing this according to rulef law. this -

think about that. 46 milon. they keep talking about 11 million.ation right now is 314 million. tt would be one new immigrant as a result of this legislation for every six americans. if that mak sense to you, fine. thbill would actually raise unemployment according to the congressional buet office estimate through 2020. you don't hear the gang invaded knowledge that it be the congressional budget office estimates, and fact, that average wages in this c country uld fall by one-tenth of a percent of the first decade of the life of this legislation. maybe that is why senator sanders is so outraged. and why aren't others? he is urging the democratic party to think twice about the legislation. of course, when you are working for other people like the gang of eight is, you don't have to think. you just have to follow orders. president oma callsor nuclear disarmament as he supports the fighting in syria. fox national security analyst katie mcfarlane and former general david grainger on the general david grainger on the obama strategy. with fidelity's opti

charles: how ironic would have e been busily making $80 milon per year to promote a program that willa whollotta lot of people see their weekly hours worth go from 40 down to 29 so they don't get hit with the obamacare penalties. >> exactly. it will be awful if they do this. charles: michelle kelly have alwayseen eat with this. >> thank you. charles: whahat i told you the biggest threats to this summer is not zombies taking over, it iseallbeen, who is finally roing over d the market could vo:traveling you definily end up meeting a lot more pele but a friend under water i sosomeing completely different. i met a turtle friend today. avo: whatever you're lo, expedia has more ways to hp you find yours a talking car. but'll tell you whaimresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whater the world needs, when it needs . ♪ after all, what's t point of talking if you don't have something portant to say? ♪ summer event is re. now get the mistakable thrill and the incredible rush of the mercedes-benz you

the pentagon hackers harvest nearly 2.1 milon gigabytes every hour. that is the equivalent of hundreds of millions of pages of text. the pentagon recently promoted the deputy chief of the secretive nsa unit, rear admiral willie metts, to become director for intelligence of u.s. pacific command. mexican authorities said they rescued 165 migrants who were apparently kidnapped for ransom as they tried to cross into the u.s. most of the migrants were from el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. according to ernest international, more than 26,000 people of gone missing in mexico since december 2006. the remains of dozens of palestinians killed during the war of 1948 have been discovered in israel. renovations at a muslim cemetery unearthed six separate chambers full of skeletons. the victims were killed when israeli forces conquered jaffa, a palestinian city now part of tel aviv. in media news, a massachusetts high school runner and his track coach have filed suit against the new york post after the paper published a front-page article that made them look as

ace pitcher tommy milone allowed two runs in 7 inches and got two hits and scored twice in the interleagues won their fourth in a row beating the brewers 10-2. i think they have won 12 of 14. they are hot. >>> play of the day international league baseball a shortstop slipped past home place to avoid the tag then does a little shake rattle and roll to get back. watch this. misses the plate. look at the catcher, hello, hello, boom! gets the hand in there. he is safe! >> oh. >> how about that. >> let's see it again. >> can we see it again? do we have enough time to see it again? my producer says absolutely! here comes the throw. thousands of twinkly lightsn the bay bridge. >> 5:26 right now. the lights have gone down in the city. >> there's a glitch with those thousands of twinkly lights on the bay bridge. what it means for the dazzling display. >> reporter: and i'm cate caugiran live in palo alto where a woman was attacked while she was jogging. the story that may have you a little extra cautious on your morning run. >> and a fight over the rights of people put in handcuffs. the privacy conc

chris young homered to center with two on but as starter tommy milone gave up 6 earned runs.angers took the lead for good in the bottom of the 5th. texas won 9-4. the as go for a split of the four-game series this afternoon. >>> benches cleared in san francisco when giants pitcher madison bumgarner threw one behind san diego's jesus guzman. guzman had done a bit of showboating in tuesday's game in the 7th inning blanco pinch hit for the giants to hit a two- run triple. that clinched the win. giants beat the padres 4-2. they are at home against miami tonight . >>> that one is blocked by bergeron. scores! the blackhawks have won it! >> look at that. that is a beauty. stanley cup championship series game 4 in boston. the blackhawks brent seabrook with the overtime goal giving chicago a thrilling 6-5 victory over the bruins. that's your play of the game. the series is tied at two games apiece with game five saturday in chicago. >>> 6:26. coming up, the future of gay marriage. the supreme court decision that could come down this morning. >> his life-span, television movies and bro

how about as pitcher tommy milone 7 hits two runs in the game. the as won the fourth in a row beating the brewers 10-2. they have won 12 of 14. play of the day international league baseball durham bull shortstop we go to no end to find good stuff avoided the tag at home place. here he comes. a true meeting of the mindsn new york. yes, that's 49ers coach jim harbaugh >> very cool. >>> a true meeting of the minds in new york in a big way. >> yes. 49ers coach jim harbaugh playing cards with judge judy. harbaugh has said he enjoys judge judy and got a chance to sit in on one of her tv court sessions but i guess behind the scenes they were just playing cards. his dad came along for the experience and you have probably seen harbaugh's comments on promos for the judge jude did he show here on kpix 5. no word on whether judge judy will come to santa clara for a 49ers game but i'm betting she might be invited. >> i bet she is a 9ers fan now. he looks so much like his dad, too. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> they do look alike. >>> 6:25. coming up, line dancing o