right here, nate in the water throws ryan the throw bag and ryan catches it to pull nate in. incredible to watch. even with the pulling of the ropes, nate has to swim against the force of the water. >> that's why you kayak with a buddy and watch everybody go through this step by step and never paddle along for fun. it's serious stuff. have rescue plan in place in case something goes wrong. [ bleep ]. >> trying to save the kayak, but not possible. >> nate falls back in, and there's ryan trying to make sure both buddies are okay and safe, but finally, pulls them both to safety. everybody is okay. this was posted by epic tv. >> one of the dayings you get back, dry off, have coffee or something and just be thankful you made it out. >>> you just never know. you just never know when it could be your time. busy metro station in a mall. there's an out of control shuttle bus plowing in the wide open space into the ma'am. watch that again. >> oh, gosh. >> hits two pedestrians, one went to the hospital with serious injuries. the other one not seriously injured, but that pedestrian struc

that's nate in the water. he throws ryan the throw bag, and ryan camps it and starts pulling nate in. it's pretty incredible to watch. even with the pulling of the rope, he still has to swim against the force of the water. >> that's why you go kayak with a buddy. that's why you watch everybody go through this step by step. you never just paddle along just for fun. this is serious stuff you're putting yourself. you have to make sure that all your friends get through and you have a rescue plan in place. >> watch as he finally gets loose. [ bleep ] stwroo she's trying to save her kayak, but it's just not possible with the force of that water. nate isn't falling back in, and you have ryan here trying to make sure that both of his buddies are okay and safe, but finally he pulls the boat to safety. everybody is okay. this is all posted. stwloo it's one of the things you dry off and have a cup of coffee and just be thankful that you made it out. >>> i have a video of a fight on the street. these two guys mad at each

nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. >> the media, when we play at this idea. i'm going to speak south at the idea . >> reporter: he has filed a complaint with the city's independent police auditor. >> if any of the allegations are sustained, that means found to be true, any officers that get sustained allegations will be disciplined. >> reporter: nate says he doesn't have anything against san jose police. what he wants is san apology. and the san jose police department say they have been proactive since they learned of this this incident. they are doing outreach within the community, specifically at san jose state. live in downtown san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> so he did some checking and turns out, this is not the first time that nate has accused police officers of excessive force. last year, he said he was man handled by the lapd. >>> today, a professor is out of a job because of what he put in his bathroom. andria borba is a

guy, nate?, pillar of the community. but we all know now there were skeletons in the closet and thingsoing on behind the scenes. >> a.b. schirmer was sentenced to life in prison without parole. his defense attorney has appealed the verdict, arguing among other things that the death of a.b.'s first wife, jewel, should never have been allowed to be a part of betty's trial. >> i think the admission of the first wife, circumstances surrounding the death of jewel schirmer, really did prejudice the case. >> what do you have to say to betty's family -- >> reporter: but as the former pastor was being taken off to jail the prosecutor says he told deputies he felt strangely calm. >> and he couldn't understand why he felt so relaxed. and i mean, i know why he felt so relaxed. you know, he's been carrying this thing with him for many years. you know -- >> the old bromide the truth will set you free? >> terrible secrets, and he felt that relief. >> reporter: forgiveness is the provenance of the church. justi

force and he spoke with cornell bernard with the story. >> nate howard is demanding a formal police investigation after the beating he said he received by officers on this very spot two months ago all caught on tape. >> what is inside of you is greater than anything you can imagine. >> 23-year-old nate howard is a motivational speaker in southern california who teaches high school students to write and perform poetry. last may he gave a commencement speech at san jose state university. what happened following an after party was caught on a cell pone. it shows san jose police and a group of african-americans, many college students. watch carefully as police beat nate howard with a baton and throw him on the ground where he is handcuffed and taken into custody. >> it happened so fast. i was in complete shock. >> howard skypeed with us from san diego. he said he did nothing wrong and was only questioning police actions against a friend. lawyers call it over the top and filed a conduct complaint against san jose police. >> excessive use of force was implemented and unwarranted because h

force and he spoke with cornell bernard with the story. >> nate howard is demanding a formal police investigation after the beating he said he received by officers on this very spot two months ago all caught on tape. >> what is inside of you is greater than anything you can imagine. >> 23-year-old nate howard is a motivational speaker in southern california who teaches high school students to write and perform poetry. last may he gave a commencement speech at san jose state university. what happened following an after party was caught on a cell pone. it shows san jose police and a group of african-americans, many college students. watch carefully as police beat nate howard with a baton and throw him on the ground where he is handcuffed and taken into custody. >> it happened so fast. i was in complete shock. >> howard skypeed with us from san diego. he said he did nothing wrong and was only questioning police actions against a friend. lawyers call it over the top and filed a conduct complaint against san jose police. >> excessive use of force was implemented and unwarranted because h

>> nate. >> jimmy: nate. very good, nate. nate, where are you from?a. >> jimmy: astoria. [ cheers ] astoria, queens, right? >> correct. >> jimmy: that's cool man. now, it's the middle of the summer. what is your favorite thing to do summertime? >> i have a backyard. so like to just hang out in the backyard, have a few drinks. enjoy myself. i'm a simple man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your answers could be a little bit more simple though. you are a simple man. hang out the backyard, right? this is fun. we've got my friend nate here. okay? he's from astoria, queens. and his favorite thing to do in the summertime, he has a a backyard. >> home away from home. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: likes to hang out there. very simple man, simple life. simple, simple -- i like to sit and hang out in the backyard. that's it. so the first song -- i, uh, actually heard that the jacksons are doing a a reality show. which i'm very excited about that. can you guys do it like a a jackson 5 style song? ♪ ♪ ♪ nate came to the tonight show ♪ ♪ sitting in the eighth row of seats ♪ ♪ cam

force and he spoke with cornell bernard with the story. >> nate howard is demanding a formal police investigation after the beating he said he received by officers on this very spot two months ago all caught on tape. >> what is inside of you is greater than anything you can imagine. >> 23-year-old nate howard is a motivational speaker in southern california who teaches high school students to write and perform poetry. last may he gave a commencement speech at san jose state university. what happened following an after party was caught on a cell pone. it shows san jose police and a group of african-americans, many college students. watch carefully as police beat nate howard with a baton and throw him on the ground where he is handcuffed and taken into custody. >> it happened so fast. i was in complete shock. >> howard skypeed with us from san diego. he said he did nothing wrong and was only questioning police actions against a friend. lawyers call it over the top and filed a conduct complaint against san jose police. >> excessive use of force was implemented and unwarranted because h

nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place. as the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the

nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. [ indiscernible ] media we play this idea is he using the race card? yes. i'm -- i'm going to speak out as the idea that we're not in post-racial america. >> reporter: with the support of the lawyers committee for civil rights, he filed a complaint with the city's independent police auditor. >> that's correct. if any of these allegations are sustained, that means bound to be true, then any officers that get sustained allegations will be disciplined. >> reporter: nate says he doesn't have anything against san jose police. what he wants is an apology. betty yu, kpix 5. >> and this is not the first time howard has accused officers of excessive force. last year, he said he was mishandled by the lapd outside a party that he threw. >>> the time now is 4:32. a san francisco state professor of account something out of a job. he is facing 15 counts of invasion of privacy and kpix 5's andria borba repo

lout t nate mclouth bats for tyler clippard.uth batting .192, 2 for 15 as a pinch hitter this season. desmond the runner on second, two outs. >> f.p.: with one out, i totally understand concern about ian desmond. with two outs, he is not running. >> f.p.: come off the bench hitting, nate mclouth got it, fouled it back, now he has to battle. >> kenny: papelbon, fourth phillies pitcher, cole hamels went seven. allowed three runs on four hits. nate mclouth, deep center field, revere back. revere reaches up and makes the catch on the warning track to end the inning. so we head to the bottom of the ninth in philadelphia, revere drove in a tying run, now makes a nice defensive play. top of the order due up for the phils. you've reached the age where you know how things work. this is the age of knowing what needs to be done. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for c

(laughter) yes, nate silver is now officially in a gal axy far, far away from journalism. the star wars results were then picked up by "the washington post" who further crunched the numbers. and found that darth individual certificate polling higher than all potential 2016 presidential candidates. (cheers and applause) folks, this is shocking. a group of broadly outlandish unbelievable characters are less popular than the people from as far wars-- star wars. let's go straight to the result, everybody. you got emperor palpatine running evening with marco rubio. now many people expected palpatine to do better against the florida senator but remember in florida they're suspicious of anyone wearing a hoodie. and with good reason, with good reason. and on the democrat side, hillary clinton is trailing well behind yoda who, at 900 years old still gets viewer fox news questions about his age-- fewer fox news questions about his age. he looks good, had a little work done, he has. now some will say that lumping two unrelated polls together is like comparing corelian apples to manda

just because nate and i agree with nate, we're not seeing a wave.mean republicans can't win the senate in a nonlead state. >> we're talking about republican states, for democrats that's the nature of the year. i want to thank nate cohen of the "new york times," nbc news and nbc host chuck todd, those are fun segments, more on this morning's breaking news out of libya. secretary of state john kerry is commenting this hour on the destabilizing situation there. it has prompted the evacuation of all 158 americans at the u.s. embassy in tripoli. fighting has intensified in recent days between feuding militias. a few minutes ago secretary of state john kerry described it as quote free-wheeling violence. he called on the people of libya to turn to the political process to work out a solution. we'll have more on the story as it continues to develop. right back after this. of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at t

. >> 23-year-old nate howard spoke to me from his san diego home by skype. he said he had just given a speech at san jose state's black graduation ceremony. >> i was a visitor. i didn't deserve that treatment. i was looked at as another brother with "dreds" causing trouble. >> reporter: he said they celebrated at a nightclub and things got messy as his friend was charged with public urination. >> i speak for the millennial generation. >> reporter: nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. >> this fear of the media and you no what we play this idea into using the race card, yes. i'm --i'm going to speak out as the idea that we're not in post- racial america. >> reporter: with the support of the lawyers committee for civil rights, he filed a complaint with the city's independent police auditor. >> that's correct. if any of these allegations are sustained, that means bound to be true, then any officers that get sustained allegations will be disciplined. >>

barkley was as we all know leader of the democrats in the nate from 1937 until 1949 n. fact, only three men have held hat position longer, joe robinson of arkansas and robert bird of west virginia. barkley enjoyed public speaking, perhaps a bit too much at times. once during a speech he lost track of time and was caught quizzically looking at his watch. barkley tried to figure out how long he had been speaking when a listener shouted barkley if your watch has stopped running, there is a calendar on the wall behind you. barkley quickly drew his speech to a close following that remark. hopefully i won't prompt any of you to look at your watch or at least not to look at a calendar. it's entirely fitting of course to have this talk take place here. barkley's long time home. and barkley's name has become synonymous with this city. alben barkley was born literally in a log cabin on his father's tobacco farm in 1877 not far from here. the barkley family was not a family of means to put it mildly. young alben grew up chopping wood, harvesting tobacco and plowing fields. this in

>> item number 1, resolution did he nating central city extra to be the neighborhood outreach newspaper of the city and county for the central city neighborhood; northside publications/marina times to be the neighborhood outreach knew paper of the city and county for the northern san francisco neighborhood; west portal monthly to be the neighborhood outreach newspaper of the city and county for the west portal neighborhood; and potrero view to be the neighborhood outreach knew paper of the city and county for the potrero hill, dogpatch, bayview, soma, mission bay neighborhoods to provide outreach advertising for fiscal year 2014-2015. >> okay, thanks. we have our office of contract administration here. thank you. >> good afternoon, chairman farrell and supervisor mar. thank you for hearing me. my name is deirdre darling. i'm representing the office of contract administration and i'm here requesting your recommendation and approval for a resolution designating certain periodicals of the city's outreach periodical for the upcoming fiscal year. outreach advertising is intended to meet the

. >>> jimmy kim ill leave next, filled by nate line. "action news" continues at 5:30 with eva pilgrim and meteorologist chris sowers. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rodgers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night, and have a great weekend. >> ♪ "action news" is sponsored in part by elkins chevrolet south jersey's premiere chevy dealership featuring 204 silverado. visit elkins at the r >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." [ cheers and applause ] tonight, gary oldman. nathan fielder. the world's ugliest dog gets a makeover. and music from bleachers. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from this moment on, it's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. you're very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i appreciate that.

. >>> it's a controversial policy distril nating against the poor, called the poor door. the city assist housing department signed off on the use of separate entrances for a luxury apartment on the west side. residents paying full price use the front. low income residence with subsidies will be forced to use a separate entrance in the back of the building. kerry white is the director for organising and policy at the home setting assistance board. welcome. >> thank you for having me. talk about - what is the worst part of this in your opinion? >> it's just outrageous. a company is receiving a benefit and is using it to disim nate against low income people, creating a segregate building. >> is it supposed to mingle those that could afford a more expensive apartment with those that couldn't. >> that was the purpose. the company that is building the building much they got a bonus to build higher. they take the bonus. and they'll sell it. by offering the residence an opportunity to pay less for housing. >> is that not a good deal. >> it's a great deal. this was not something t

nate and abby martin who are two of the coast guard t. network. i'll give you the information you make the decision. about how breaking the. ideas and consciousness. with the system. would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. single. pleasure to have you with us here today. it's a classic. over by the old if you go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy which recall books. will. never go on i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying a problem to try to fix rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america about the book go ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture.

>>> now, what's false nating is that the finger pointing continues over who downed pa laze ya airlineslight 17. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says the evidence clearly points to the separatists. authentic correspondent barbara star walks us through the evidence. >> unknown to the world, pro-russian rebels secretly moved heavy arsenal of weapons into place days ago. weapons that would lead to the shootdown of malaysia airlines flight 17. according to a u.s. flight analysis. >> there was a convoy several weeks ago about 150 vehicles with armed personnel carrier, mull pl rocket launchers, tanks, artillery, all of which crossed over from russia into the eastern part of ukraine and was turned over to the spraitists. >> on thursday, the u.s. suspected a shootdown. the dossier to prove it was scowlering highly classified data from spy notes, radars and phone intercepts. first, a surface to air missile system had been turned on in eastern ukraine. a moment later, a satellite captured the mid-air explosion. >> we know that within hours, this particular system passed through two towns right

out back and uncle nate would have a fun house. >> the memories are coming back to me.t is time to take a break. my instant opinion on instant coffee the instant we come back. >>> you thought the united states was the land of instant gratification and convenience? it is all about quantity over quality. well, were you wrong. it is time for another -- coffee achievers like myself may be surprised to learn that instant coffee is not only the most popular, but the fastest growing form of coffee in the world. according to a new story in the "washington post," instant coffee, powdered coffee that dissolves in hot water, is bigger than ever. in australia and new zealand it accounts for 75% of retail coffee consumed. in eastern europe it is over 50%. and it is over 60% in asia pacific, the largest instant coffee consuming region in the world. in north america, 2.7%. why aren't we the ones who want everything fast? america? no, apparently not. coffee is a $30 billion industry in the u.s. and almost all of it is brewed. don't be a total coffee snob. there is room for instant coff

nate mclouth made a horrible decision in right field and i don't think matt williams had his best game either. >> a loss is a loss is a loss. they're fine. it stings a little more when you have the lead late and it doesn't happen for you. but they're resilient. if they've shown anything this year, they are that. >> matt williams. let's go to michael morris. mercer flashes leather. bear hands and fires it first in time to complete the double play. morris code decoded by mercer, get the brawl and flip it to start the deuce. quick, efficient double play. don't like that one? how about the minor league twister. the jiquents the chuwow wows -- chihuahua. the double play. add some tabasco. i think i just said look at the girl in the third row. [speaking spanish] you want some fun, drive over to 16th and kennedy and get a beverage and get some tennis tonight. la -- laton hewitt plays tonight. had no problems with russell, he advances in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. tiger woods is playing the drinkstone this week. and with -- bridge stone this week and with 19 days until the p.g.a. is set. he need

. >> reporter: new york barbecue has the freedom to inslow nate. >> that's no rules.e do a baby back rib. there's no way my brother in north carolina could be cooking this. they would send them to a therapist or something like this. >> reporter: the space in brooklyn allows tony to cook his barbecue in a more traditional way. he says the secret is in the fire. >> we could probably cook around 3,000 to 4,000 founds a meat at a time in these two guys. it's all about the fire in this box and the meat in this container is just getting in the way of a really great fire. we cook until about 3:00. on the weekends, between 3,000, 5,000 pounds, depending on the weekend. >> reporter: what's your best selling item? >> the restaurant is none for brisket. we rubble them in salt pepper, we stand by the smoker 24 hours a day putting wood in there. besides the zip code, they're not much difference from what the greats are doing in texas and what we try to do every day here. >> reporter: despite their new found barbecue fame, these new york pit masters say it's surprisingly simple. >>

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he's practicing for nate p's famous fourth of july hot dog eating contest. >> that's a big one. >> auge one. he's come in second place in the past, 65 hot dogs. those are good looking hot dogs. >> put two in his mouth at the same time, and dipping it in water, wadding it up, jamming that in his mouth, brutal. >> you have to have an empty peg leg. >> he's only 5'8" and 120 pounds. the main competitor, joey jaws crestnut, he's 6 tall and 225 pounds. chestnut has the world regard. >> this cannot be human. >> 1: 49 and ate 20 hot dogs. the three minute mark, 30 hot dogs, looks to be struggling. >> like he's in pain actually. >> this is just practice. looks like matt stopped short of eating all the hot dogs. he's saving it all for competition day. >>> celebrating fourth of july with an explosive challenge. >> this is the newest craze out there. >> the craze only for the algae land, he puts him in a 5-gallon tank and says, eat. >> hey, what's up? >> i love chuck. this time, though, chuck's not stuffing a bunch of stuff in his face but he has a >> and that consists of throwing fire crackers

the co2 in the air is rising and the plants then thrive because they love that and they pollen nate becausee happy. >> they are p o -- pollenat nie g and not making people happy. >> what what happens when it gets into a person's body? >> because our immune systems are getting weaker in today's society. >> and i think that has to do with diet. i had to interject. >> we are living away from the natural ways we are genetically connected. when we get away from the natural ways to live, then we get into becoming like zombies and our immune systems are getting weak. now with the added pollen we need help. our immune systems and our bodies need help. it is based on this law of similars. we have developed regional allergy mixes for every part of the country in the u.s. >> in fact, you brought a couple here and it shows you where the different allergy formulas are useful. is it true different pollens have different effects on on the body? >> it does. some react to certain pollens, but not others. basically these formulas -- each part of the country has its own unique weeds, trees, grasses and even m

nate howard is the man here in the white shares in the youtube video saying he was badly bruised and traumatized by the police after he asked them about citing his friend for public urination. >> threw me to the ground and then you can see in the video picking me up again to throw me back on the ground and then what is, you know, right to then pull out of a pub? >> howard is a motivational speaker who spoke at san jose state's black graduation and filed a complaint with the police auditor. >>> developing news in the middle east. israel meets on whether to expand the offensive in gaza or consider a cease-fire. at the same time, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is trying to work out a deal. susan mcginnis dells us this follows the bloodiest day of the conflict so far. >> reporter: palestinians clash with israeli soldiers near ramallah in the west bank this morning. after thousands gathered for a demonstration to protest the violence in gaza. overnight, israeli forces continued to bombard, the strip striking 30 homes including this one killing a hamas leader and two of his sons. yeste

we'll try to accord nate between the two of us to look and see if we can find the tarrantuala and whatlse is in there. ready to give it a shot? >> let's do it. wow, he's right there. it is a tar anduala. i saw fangs. >> i think it struck at the camera, which is amazing. he did. >> i felt that through the cord. >> i felt it too. the between - whoa. >> it's striking us. i have this vision of him coming out and, like, really fast and me screaming, flailing backwards knocking you over and the spider on my hand or space. >> there's a lot of spiders in the amazon, why do you think there is so much left to be discovered? >> the scientific community has and given arak noids as much attention as it has to insects. here in the amazon, diversity is high. compared to temperate regions, this area has not received the attention needed to adequately survey the extent. >> on the last day in the amazon, the investigator persistence paid off. we are amazed to witness the emerge of a spider link in the pole structure which was an egg sack. this is a radical departure from what we know about spider reprod

nate has been watching every world cup natch. >> it's one of the most important things i'm going to do this summer. >> is that because you learn something from it or you love how they play? >> gain action can be destructive. one concern is a potential risk of injuries, especially concussions. coaches are well aware of that and try to work with players on proper technique. >> 12 or 13 is the right age. we'll use a balloon or a ball you can get from wal-mart or target that is extremely light to practice the technique. when you're doing it correctly, there's much less of a risk. >> abc 7 news. >>> these soccer fans were celebrating in san francisco. t check out the crowd jumping for joy at mad dog. >> and for all things world cup, go to abc7news/worldcup. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 5:00, outrage in san francisco. >> this was a shooting in broad daylight at a playground in front of somewhere between 40 to 50 kids. why some are saying his death may be a tipping point. >>> and a new law now in effect that affects almost every californian. >>> we get a live look at the intense smok

and the host of "american dream builders," nate berkus, is here it talk about his show and new wedding. and all the latest juicy "hot topics." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

nate -- hutchenson. nite primen -- nate primen muscled a hit into left field and it was a 2-0.u have that feeling that tings are going right -- things are going right. he got a hit just the same after the broken bat. that drove in jed lowrie and 3- 0. samardzija meanwhile cruising allowing just one run and four hits in seven innings. the 7th his strongest striking out adam lynn, cody rasmus, and juan francisco. his everth fully appreciated by the coliseum crowd. the a's then got one more run in the 8th. norris finds the gap in left center and craig gentry running hard in first. he will soak the -- from first. he will score the run of the day. toronto came into oakland in the middle of the a. l. east race and swept in four games. 4-2 the final today. >>> and you'd expect the best team in baseball to be well represented in the all-star selections and that's exactly what happened to the aids as the -- a's as the 2014 all- stars were announced today. heading the list is josh donaldson who was finally recognized and will be the american league starting third baseman. this is him wit

councilman larry reid about why he switched his vote from a no to yes and a coliseum board chairman, nate miley. >> and rob clearly made it clear to us that the failure of approving the lease agreement, that answered the two-year lease extension that we voted on, that they will allow the as to temporarily relocate out of the city of oakland as well as to find a permanent home outside of the city with oakland. >> some people might perceive you were strong-armed by lou wolf or mlb. do you feel strong-armd? >> no, not at all. had we had the economics of the deal not worked out, i think that would -- i would consider that being strong-armed and if we didn't have a clause dealing with the possible stadium deal, land deal, i think that would make me feel strong-armed. >> reporter: now, according to the outside lawyer who was hired to negotiate the deal for the coliseum authority, the deal would bring twice as much financial benefits to the community the next 10 years compared to the past 10 years. the as do have some out. they would be required to pay all of the rent and they could leave if the

nateing season can last all summer long. the best thing they told us to do was buy ear plugs. >> they can't take a ain't. >> just won't be ignored. >> crazy toad fish. >>> all right. pay your bill or we'll cut off your power. it was enough to make one bay area business owner panic. consumer watch on the scare talk take using pbe to get you to pay -- tactic to get you to pay. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, small businesses here in thy area. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains h >>> a scam. pretending to be from pge. they are targeting small businesses here in the bay area. >> julie watts explains how they are scaring people into paying. >> cervants says it starts with a phone call from someone claiming the pge bill for his doggy day care was due. >> he told me i had minutes to pay my bill otherwise the disconnect crew would turn off my power. >> the number on the caller id was pge's number. he went to a nearby place, purchased a prepaid did he believe card, then gave the caller the numbers on the back. >> i got caught up in it. >> bu

the nate of how marijuana is produced, running a business there are natural costs involved in any businessperation that will keep the prices higher than we might have suggested in our book. one number we -- >> host: is there an association with crime in marijuana? >> guest: oh, it's so interesting. the association between drug use and crime is muddled. no one can show a true causal relationship between drug use and crime. it's a pinch of correlation. there are many reasons why people might be involved in crime and drug use at the same time. some people commit crimes to finance their drug use. marijuana isn't especially expensive to economic motivation for committing a crime for marijuana use isn't especially compelling argument. some people might commit crime because of the physiological response to the drug. makes them more aggressive or more likely to commit a crime. the evidence on that isn't very good and the drug that comes closest to that is methamphetamine, and even with methamphetamine, the physiological relationship is flat. the best way to test is in the laboratory experiments wi

here with an update is nate scott, writer for "usa today" sports. we have djokovic and federer in the finals. federer has won seven times before. what do you think here? >> federer has absolutely looked beautiful coming into this game. he has only dropped a set so far in the entire tournament i believe. he's 32. but he's got confidence. he loves being on wimbledon. and djokovic will always be a tough match. i think he will do well. >> let's talk about yesterday's match between djokovic and the young man so many are talking about, including anthony's daughter dimitrov. he didn't seem that strong in that match. >> he struggled a bit coming in. he has had to grind out a bunch of wins coming into this final. i like what he's doing and i like the way he is playing but i tip federer to win. >> wow. that would be something. >> it's going to be such a good match. >> the interesting thing was the sudden disappearance of andy murray. what's happening there? >> he's coming off an injury. he lost his coach. he'll be fine. he loves playing wimbledon. he loves pl

a lot of them fail because of lack of coordination among his seaboard nate but that was not his job. now view grant as a general who used maneuvering as much as hammering and often a mix of it. began this campaign by maneuvering around to try to flank lee. hard fighting in the wilderness, doesn't work. within a day, doing his next flanking ma 23450u6r. flanks the spotsylvania courthouse, doesn't work. makes another maneuver. this is not a general throwing soldiers blindly to their death. these are thoughtful moods. >> let's make a quick comparison. you've often pointed out that grant was failed by his seaboard nate, immediate, hancock was a constant thorn in everyone's side. these thoughts served up on a plalter that grant's seaboard nats don't carry the line. they -- sub board nats. he put him in a tenuous situation at the beginning of the campaign. the issue board nats are always blamed. once again, it's lee's fault that the artillery has been removed from the lines and that e initial union corps was so successful. lee takes was this criticism and his seaboard nats are culpable. --

there is - it's ipp desgrim nate. we had a statement for someone that deals with foreign journalists telling us it doesn't resume any responsibility for the death in this conflict, because they say that amas is using them as human shields and it was interpreted by journalists that there's no - it's ab solved the chance of responsibility if journalists are killed. we had the first incident and the majority of dead are civilians and children. because families have so many children sheer. eight, in my view, 10 children. that's a normal size. this is what we are sheing and people are being brought to shifa hospital. it is stretched beyond their capacity. >> we are joined on the phone by the executive director of one of the hospitals. joining us from gaza city. wafa hospital was evacuated after being struck by israeli shells a few days ago. thank you. tell us about the situation at the clinic where you are. >> at the clinic we are in, a lot of people heard that wafa moved from the old place to the new place. we have many p

they think that this will res on nate with that community very much a story. the games maker looking for the diversity vote. >> there is outrage in new york city after police arrest went terribly wrong. one man is dead and just last night four workers were suspended without pay because of it. >> i did nothing. i was sitting here the whole timed minding my business. >> amateur video shows new york police officers approach garner. accused of selling cigarettes. an officer appears to apply a choke hold, a maneuver prohibited by the department. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> garner was pronounced dead. the official cause is pending. his widow was overcome by emotion during one of rallies. emergency workers were also suspended. no effort was made to resuscitate garner. >>> a video does not show garner being given cpr, oxygen or other treatment before he's lifted on a stretcher. >> i had to film and i had to stantd up this is wrong and nobody should be treated like this. nobody. >> one nypd member had his gun and badge removed. another on desk duty. not wan

and one of the things that we have known is that supervisor nate miley says it's a done deal and he thinks this is a great thing for the city of oakland. >> not only my constituents, folks, all over the region, not just oakland, alameda county, but throughout the region have been talking to me about this, and how delighted and ecstatic they are that the county and city are working to keep the a's in oakland! now, this agreement does have an out in case the a's want to move but the team would have to stay until at least 2017, and then it would have to give two years notice to leave. now, the a's would have to pay the rent for the entire ten years. the agreement does not preclude the oakland raiders from trying to build a stadium on the coliseum site. this vote is a formality. the next thing that happens, they will go to the joint powers authority sometime next month. that's also expected to pass. so it looks like the a's at least will have an agreement with the coliseum for the next 10 years. again, there's also negotiation going on. one thing he did find out, the a's are going to be gettin

the carrier is launching flights to december nates outside the u.s. for the first time ever. new destinations will be jamaica, bahamas and aruba but will expand to other locations over the next few months. they are taking over routes by airtran airways bought in 2011 and plans to eliminate by the end of the year. the stock rose more than 3% to $27.73. >>> t-mobile has been accused for adding bogus charges on customer's accounts without consent. the federal trade commission says the wireless carrier tacked fees on to customer bills totals hundreds of millions of dollars labeling them as third party changes. the ceo says the complaint is unfounded. shares fell to $33.41. >>> shares of regeneron will increase the stake to 22.5%. the move is part of an agreement between the companies allowing it to buy. regeneron rose to $303 and change making it the best performing today. >>> the second best performer in the s&p, netflix, shares is were higher on an analyst upgrade 679 golden sacks rates it a buy up from neutral. the video streaming company's international expansion and increasi

she also helped plan the operation to save cap tan phillips which turned into an oscar follow nated film something right out of winnie the pooh. the 6-month-old bear cub got his head stuck in an animal cracker jar. he was trying to eat what was left and pulled the jar over his head. the cub was frightened when approached and ran up a tree getting stuck between two branches. this poor thing. local firemen were able to cut the jar off of his head. >> i'm more impressed he got into the tree with that thing. >> exactly. how would you maneuver that and poor thing got wedged. >> you have to lose some weight before you get out of that hole. >> like the honey jar. banging side for side all for animal crackers. >> little milk. >> i don't think the bear got milk with that one. lucky to get an escape. >>> for a look ahead and back. >>> a u.s. ship is in italy to begin the process of destroying 1300 pounds of syria's chemical weapons. the dangerous cargo will be taken into international water in the mediterranean where they will be neutralized by heavy machinery. >>> 50 years ago today president lyn