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be stormy in the southeast, with 70-mile-per-hour wind, hail, heavy rain and flash flooding from raleigh, to atlanta. showers and thunderstorms along much of the gulf coast. downpours from new mexico and arizona into the northern rockies. >> 90s from boise to albuquerque. and 110 in phoenix. another day of triple-digit heat in dallas. and 93 in new orleans. mostly 80s across the midwest fargo to detroit. 90 here in new york. 88 in boston. and 93 in atlanta. >>> tropical storm colin has weakened as it heads toward bermuda. winds dipped to about 50 miles per hour. but forecasters say they could pick up as it passes over bermuda tomorrow. this not expected to make landfall in the u.s. but it could bring some rough surf to the eastern seaboard. >>> it is the most solemn day in hiroshima, japan. 65 days today, that city was annihilated by an american atomic bomb. >> they marked the anniversary with a unique commemoration this morning. unique because of who attended. margaret connolly reports. >> reporter: a peace toll marked the minute the first atomic bomb hit hiroshima 65 years ago. 140,000

and on i-40, from memphis to raleigh. wet on the southern half of i-95.on i-35 and 94 in the dakotas and minnesota. also, heavy rain on i-40 in the four corners region. >> if you are flying, expect airport delays in phoenix, minneapolis, washington, char lat and new orleans. >>> one of the most public voices on the radio will soon go silent. dr. laura says her days on the radio are numbered. >> brad wheelis has details. >> reporter: i want to be able. >> reporter: dr. laura schlessinger said tuesday night on "larry king live," that she would end her radio show. >> my contract is up for my radio show at the end of the year. and i've made the decision not to do radio anymore. >> reporter: the decision comes on the heels of an incident last week when schlessinger dropped the "n" world several times on her show. a black woman in an interracial marriage had called for advice about what she thought was bigoted white relatives. >> black guys use it all the time. i don't get it. if anybody without enough melanin says it's a horrible thing. but when black people s

flooding in the east, from boston to raleigh. and across much of tennessee, as well.et in the southeast. and on i-10, from jacksonville to new orleans. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays from denver and memphis, all the way down to charlotte. >>> naomi campbell is on the hot seat in a london courtroom this morning. testifying in the war crimes trial of former liberian leader, charles taylor. >> prosecutors want to know of a so-called blood diamond taylor allegedly gave the supermodel. one they say came from rebels in exchange for weapons. sonia gallego joins us from london with all the details. good morning, sonia. >> reporter: good morning, vinita. naomi campbell gives evidence ie the case of charles taylor. the former liberian leader, accused of selling weapons in sierra leone. turning up late for court, naomi testified at for the tl, annal, and testified she received, quote, dirty stones. the trial of charles taylor, who is charged with counts of war crimes, including murder, mutilati mutilation, has not received such high interest since it ars. pros

>> well, both raleigh and durham. i have to make sure that keep them separate, in north carolina, also have a lot of these elements. i think north carolina has had a particularly hard time in the recession. statistically, they didn't land on the list, but those are great places and they've been on the list in the past and i'm sure they'll be on the list in the future. >> thank you for being on the program. for the full list of the ten best cities for the next ten years as well as more information, check out the website wsjr.cnbc.com. >>> up next on "the wall street journal report," a look at the news this week that will have an impact on your money and the money one kid is making from art work that you probably won't see hanging on the refrigerator, cornering the art market before recess. did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: max. ...maxwell! piggy: yeah? mom: you're home. piggy: oh,cool, thanks mrs. a. anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you

through a o'clock this evening north bay east bay south bay in your raleigh's he did fire is seriousy >> along the peninsula we will see some relief today currently we are 65 for san francisco warming up into the '70s during san rafael through hayward about 71 in mountain view. as we head for the day your 10:00 hour will bring us more '70s along the peninsula even some 80 is along the line spots. by noon time you can see all the red to show new '90s we will warm up pretty quickly again today. somnolence spots in '90s. continuing to see temperatures rise until 4:00 our brain us triple digits. we will cool it down by 7:00 p.m. bringing us a fixture of '70s-'80s. here's some numbers for you close to the century mark in santa rosa but it looks like we could steer clear of that 1034 fairfield, but really this is where the changes take place. cool down in san francisco 82 pleasant in san francisco, '80s through berkeley, 89 at castro valley some inland spots that's where we warming up. when all 33 livermore, down in the south bay and upper 90s and triple digits as well. 7 day around the ba

in raleigh, n.c., there segregating the schools. they said that low-income students go to one school, and higher income ones go to another. it is a race war in the area. it is affecting the children. the think it is important to separate and segregate everyone, or better to keep everyone together and keep everyone on the same level -- do you think? guest: i was there just last week at the school district, and many educators there are worried. many listeners may not know that for many years raleigh, north carolina was considered a model of integration. not with a focus on race, but on family income. researches clear on this -- the idea is, if low-income students never became the vast majority of any school, but were integrated into schools with lots of other middle and high- income students, that would be better for everyone. but recently the school board and did that decision -- undid the decision. they went back to neighborhood schools. the result is a low-income students are clustered in the schools in low-income neighborhoods. my

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bart records set for 6:00 showing is that onshore course through the door opens into raleigh will keep fog around a little longer today the law was right yesterday to hold onto it even as we head into the afternoon we countries will see some broad of course kron4 11:00 a.m. fog still sitting over the peninsula, east bank burning back for the cuts as we head towards the afternoon pockets of sunshine into the afternoon. 52 xanthan sister, upper 50s and the south bay. as we have through the afternoon get it to 80 degrees in physics center as a come report. low seventies today along the peninsula pretty chilly cooling of a few degrees from yesterday come in around 51 degrees. he's been warming up just a little bit for plays like berkeley, oakland. down into union city, fremont for the jews in the low 70's and spots where action getting some 90 degree readings out there we're actually topping out around 81. south bay temperatures in the 70's and low 80s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shares as a cool down as a wrap up the work week. >> thank you, and traffic conditions still

. >> the giants for raleigh on fire really on fire-- >> and tomorrow night.g frightening. he is an all-star pitcher. the new york mets, and in order to stay away from his girlfriend's father and he is accused of attacking the outset of a family of lounge. he was arrested /charged with third degree assault and n.y.. york is supposed to hosts colorado. and they're supposed to and with all of us sst. louis, and tony row cell. this undisclosed amounts, by major-league baseball, they're going to miss a couple of games. and as always, they will go back and forth. the deal is that the smart guys cannot punch. and they need to get out of the way in the baseball fighting, all of millionaires are angry. and tiger woods? for a pga. and we always have john. and as long as it continues not to request to be paid? you'll be asked to come back [laughter] >> and also, watch this. watson. the approach of of the rough. the last one, and watson, 4-68, and a 5-tie for the lead. and with a delay in the fog and that is why a lot of the first round was not complete. then phil mickel

showers in atlanta, raleigh, and washington, d.c.ng rain in omaha, des moines, and sioux falls. thunderstorms in the southwest. >> 92 in albuquerque. 90 in colorado springs. and 87 in sacramento. mostly 80s from fargo to detroit. 90 here in new york. 93 in baltimore. 102 in dallas. >>> it is the longest and greenest global race ever without polluting the atmosphere. >> three teams set out from geneva, switzerland, in electric vehicles. they are taking an 18,000-pile trek through more than a dozen countries and they will make stops along the way to charge up those vehicles. >> this race is not about speed but there will be points for style and technology. organizers say it's time the world notices cars that don't produce any emissions. they hope to drive around the world in 80 days. >> they are cool looking to say the least. >> more after this, stay with us. hotwire.com knows the secret to an excellent getaway. get a four-star hotel at a two-star price from hotwire and have extra money for shopping or a night out. hotwire has special

the door of my house in raleigh was always open. the warning i did get was that my story could be public. the warning i did not get about being in the public eye is that anyone who wants to could write my story. and there'll be some people who will believe it. >> yep. >> larry: is that the age we live in? >> i'm afraid that's the age we live in. there are outrageous things published all the time about all sorts of people. and there's a group of -- there's a group of people who are going to believe them. a group of people who are going to believe them. and there's nothing -- you know, you can't go around refuting every story. sometimes you just have to let it go and figure that your conduct from here on out will prove that it was true or untrue. >> larry: you were in the tabloids almost all the time, right? >> yep. >> larry: the last time, you were dead. >> i know, and i was -- that's right. i was dying within six months. i think that six months might have come and gone. or i was grooming my daughter to raise my children. my 28-year-

the second operation this highly intelligent man who was tested preoperative extensively said an raleigh what have you people -- angrily, what have you people done with my memory. we had a continuous amnesia, forgetting the events of his life as he moved forward so he couldn't remember if his wife had been to see him that day, he couldn't remember what he had for breakfast. he said he woke up in the morning, it was buzzing, booming confusion. but then in his case, gradually he would say that right now everything is clear. and all these patients, actually that i have seen with this kind of amnesia, this kind of forget untilness say this. right now everything now everything is clear. we have short term memory is preserved but we have this inability to transfer information into a long term storage. now we had this patient and wondered why we lost his memory and very worried and a month later we had a similar case. and at that point, dr. penfield was very worried but also very excited and interested as we both were. and so we reported these two findings and they're meeting in chicago. but we

mountains froze in raleigh. this was arkansas. need i show more? >> springtime, please hurry up.re wonderfully dormant on the other side of the tree. i mean doesn't that look refreshing? doesn't that look refreshing? i mean wouldn't be great to be just able to walk on over and warm up, cool off. in theory, yes. but like whenever you want something you can't have, getting it or not is the last thing you really need. what we really need is to accept that humans are relatively delicate creatures. our comfort zone is a narrow sliver between 68 and 78 degrees. sway either side of that and we get uncomfortable. we also need to start looking at the bright side of both seasons. in the winter at least you can dress in layers. >> if you get too hot you can take them off. in the summer there's only so much you can take off without getting arrested. >> reporter: and in the summer? at least the rain doesn't pile up on your sidewalk. >> stay warm. ♪ special k protein shakes -- ♪ a truly great-tasting breakfast shake. with 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, it's the creamy, delicious way

we're going to be looking at temperatures, air temperatures at the century mark from fort worth to raleighyou factor in the humidity, it's going to feel like anywhere from 111 to 105dy degrees as far north as minneapolis-st. paul. >>> good morning. i'm ria taormina in for rob. you can barely see the transamerica building, a live shot at downtown san francisco. and those clouds will be sticking around, but they will be burning off as the day goes on. today's high, getting almost to 80. not quite there. we will be getting to the 80s over the weekend and more summer like temperatures and the coas,s as always, a bit cooler. in the 60s. that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. now the husband of the american woman arrested for the brutal murders of her three children is opening up about the painful loss of his family. nbc's martin fletcher is in london with the latest on this story. martin, good morning. >> ann, good morning. eight days after the children were found dead, he spoke for the first time in public trying to come to terms with an unimaginable loss. >> shocked, paralyz

yesterday, d.c.weough the storms in raleigh, columbia, lana even into billings. it is gorgeous behind all of that, from chicago to new york nd y. >> and everybody gets a gift on this friday. most of the nation has dropped below the triple-digit club. dallas is one is of the few exceptions. they're up to 103 today. it's gorgeous, gorgeous in the park. robin? george? >> we can't wait to join you out there, sam. thank you. >>> now, a stunning development in a story abc news broke earlier this year. a minnesota man has won his freedom after years in prison. thanks to those widely publicized problems with accelerators in some toyota cars. the man always insisted his foot was on the brake of his toyota during a fatal crash. this is such an emotional story. david muir has it for us. >> reporter: all the way around, robin. you know, it was a horrific crash. three people in the other car died. as you know, the driver had always insisted he couldn't stop his toyota. brian ross and his team broke the story here on "gma" months ago. and this morning, that driver is free, wak

stormy in the southeast with 70-mile-an-hour winds, hail and downpours from raleigh to atlanta.rom louisiana to florida. steady downpours from new mexico and arizona into the northern rockies. >> 90s from billings to albuquerque. 72 in seattle. 80 in portland. 80s from fargo to detroit. boston gets up to 88. new york 90. and baltimore 91. >>> joysticks are getting quite the workout in southern iowa this weekend. >> gamers from around the country have descended on ottumwa for a big event. wool see the induction of the first members of the international video game hall of fame. the festival got under way yesterday, giving competitors a chance to test their skills on games new and old. >> more than two dozen video game creators and high scorers will be inducted. there will also be a special honor for pac man to mark the game's 30th anniversary. >> no one can beat me at pac man. >> really? >> i'll go out there -- >> i'm pretty versed at pac man. >> i smell a challenge there, nair. >> be right back. [ female announcer ] fact. when pain keeps you up, nothing is proven to help you fall

great city, raleigh, north carolina.ivate lot at the end of a cul-de-sac. the arched windows, great woodworking. there's an old kitchen that was totally renovated and it just needs a little bit of color but it's a great kitchen. >> it's a great job market. >> it's a great job market. they employ lots of people and high-paying jobs. the industries are high tech medical, pharmaceutical, and they have duke, the most famous of the lot. there's the backyard. it has little trails and bridges, heavily wooded. it's almost like your own little paradise outside. >> all right. let's move now to memphis, tennessee, the city that is mentioned in more songs than any other city in the world. >> and that's the trivia question. do you know how many songs? >> how many? >> i can't think of one. >> "walking in memphis." >> there's one. you need to name another 39. there's a little history here. it's a custom built home. this is a stunning home. it has great landscaping, front/back side and makes the home look nestled. it's a fancy home, a s

and raleigh and philly. just three pick cities. we're going back in the 90s.reak. just know it gets back in the 90s soon. that was good. that weather was brought to you by the buick regal. ladies and gentlemen, cast your eyes thusward to the lovely robin roberts. >> i have no response to that, sam. i'm going to let that fall like that. thank you, sir. >>> we have a new study this morning that has alarming findings about the skyrocketing cost of child care. forcing parents to make choices that may not be the best of their children. and our steve osunsami has all the details for us. and joins us live this morning. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we got an early look at this report. and in many states, child care now costs more than to send a child to college. for so many families in these difficult times, they just can't do it. jessica howell says she's struggling, trying to look for work from home and care for her 2-year-old daughter, malia, at work from home and care for her 2-year-old daughter, malia, at the same time. happens when thn

it happened in raleigh, north carolina. look at that. the truck hauling the bees probing down early yesterday. the deputy drove up to help. the bees swarmed forcing forcing the deputy to take refuge inside his patrol car. bee keepers had to be brought into put them back into the boxes. >> that is wild. >> yoo. >>> we're going to tell you why the family of one of the tesla workers killed in this plane crash near palo alto is now filing a lawsuit. >> it may be an important warning but do you know what this symbol means? if you don't, you're not alone. we'll explain, coming up next. >>> right now traffic on the sinole a bridge looks good but another problem. my twit service blowing up with uni delays in downtown san francisco. this could be affecting you if you're taking a train. we'll let you know coming up. [ male announcer when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best

host: raleigh, north carolina, democrats' line. you are on the air. caller: if this gets to the supreme court, would they be able to strike all of the law

from new orleans, to raleigh. we've seen some near philadelphia. south jersey will get some in.new york city. look out for the heavy rain. potential flooding exists there. we have cooler temperatures on the west. we thought we would talk about the tropical season. so far, we've been looking in this area for tropical storms to develop. the hurricane center says we have had three named storms. they expect 10 to 15 more. and what happens now is, we start looking off the coast of africa. this area favorable for development. the storms coming off the coast of africa, in the warmer waters of the atl >> and all that weather was brought to you by milk processors. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> when we come back, if you're looking to buy or sell a house, stay with us. mellody hobson is here. she has inside information about what the new housing market numbers mean to you. i was driving in northern california. my son was asleep. i really didn't see it coming. i didn't realize i was drifting into the other lane. [ kim ] i was literally alling asleep at the wheel. it got my attention, telli

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there was a political rally and it was not the glenn beck raleigh, though he is a political person. do not think he would ever say he was not. there was an opportunity for the reverend al sharpton and his supporters to make this one of the greatest days that took place on the mall. did not take place. we are spending so much time on the wedge issue between the two points of view, it is very said. we have much more in common than we do not have in common. that is the saddest part. the second point is, as far as restoring are for the united states world wide, as the previous caller mentioned, since the election of 2008, just the opposite. we have been vilified around the world. the russians are supporting iranians. we are not respected around the world. every time the president goes abroad and talks the country down. it's time we started speaking with one voice, supporting the country, and being proud of the country and i think that was what mr. beck was doing yesterday. america, we do have a wonderful country through its faults, but we do have a chance to make it better. when you hav

host: in "the financial times" -- raleigh, north carolina. richard, are you willing to pay more taxes? we will come back to you. also in "the financial times" -- marion, democratic line. gainesville, georgia. are you believe to pay higher texas? cerf caller: yes, ma'am. our economy is in a rough situation right them. the party of no chose to a vote against everything that president obama tries to do. we were in a bad situation when he took office in 2008. we have had bills come from the republican party. they have been the party up the hill. nobody knew what was happening in iraq. big oil companies have been the driving force behind the bush tax cuts. people are just misinformed. we need to take a good look at where we are going. host: remember, you can also send us your comments on this conversation to twitter.com/cspanwj. also, send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org. jeffrey in kansas. good morning. caller: in topeka, kansas, we raised a half cent sales tax, but shouldn't they decide what they are going to use before they raise it? what abou

. >> doubt dow jones started out positive this morning yesterday we were in raleigh we closed 19 pointss dow jones down 38 points to 10,021. that's it for this morning have to see you back here tomorrow.

host: raleigh, north carolina, independent, welcome.ler: i would like you to comment on two questions. first of all, you are talking about the credit bureau. i think the government should start everybodyand out fresh and pick up the economy. no. 2, you mentioned automobiles awhile ago. when north carolina used car salesman can charge and do what ever they want to come our government lets them do whatever they want to do. i would like you to comment on that. guest: one of the things that was not in the consumer financial protection bureau's is caroductections dealers. but at the last minute congress gave the federal trade commission expanded authority to regulate car dealers. carl lenders will be under the new bureau, but on fair car dealer practices are the no. 1 consumer complaints to a lot of the state and federal agencies. we hope that the new ftc power will go after them. the pentagon has been a strong supporter of going after card dealers because they heard military families and that h -- they hurt military families and that hurts

and 100s for the actual it can feel as hot as 110 and 115, in cities like dallas, baton rouge, and raleighxpected across the northeast. anywhere from memphis, tennessee, back across boston. heavy downpours and some very strong, damag this is going to push some of hea >> all right. >>> if the floppy shoe fits, you got to wear it. and you might get a an part of the greatest show o >> we're talking about the ringlin and they're looking for new clown and they just had a casting call plenty of jugglers, puppeteers and other funny faces turned out for the circus' clown college audition in san francisco. >> clowns who make the cut sign on for just a year. circus executives say they won't get rich. but they will have a lot of fun. >> fun terrifying children and adults. >>> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] you'll love swiffer dust & shine so much you may never go b to your old furniture polish. ♪ love stinks ♪ ♪ love stinks, yeah, yeah ♪ it's the only furniture polish with febreze freshness. [ record scratches ] that's right febreze freshness... to help eliminate odors, while you clean and

host: republican from raleigh, north carolina. welcome to the conversation.aller: the wheat place to much blame or get to the credit to politicians? i think they receive too much blame and credit because they did not really influence what happens, especially in the economy. under clinton we had the internet, the bowl and bust of that and -- the boom and bust of that and jobs created would be avenue in google and bill clinton did not create jobs, free enterprise created jobs. i think they get too much credit and blame for what happens in our economy. host: the expectation level of "the new york times" this morning. it profiles linda douglass. we have had her on this program a few times since the start of the administration. i guess that theme is the question of whether or not our expectations are too high. we want to hear what you think. st. louis, missouri. democrats line. good morning. caller: hello. i think in a way it is kind of our own fault. we do expect to much. host: we are listening. caller: i think we expect too much. the more polarized we get as an

fred, raleigh, north carolina, good morning. caller: i just heard a couple calls back, someone saying the effect and wonder if this would carry over into the fall elections, and i have to tell you that it certainly is going to the people who i speak with. this has gotten to the point of a rolling joke at this point, every time something happens around here, be it political or non-political. the joking kind of caption as well, must be george bush's fault. we had a bad rain yesterday so parking lots were jammed full. this must be george bush's fault. these are all people who have come to resent this type of blame game and its republicans. it's independents. i've not been terribly involved with the tea party because i haven't had the time, but i have no doubt that the tea partiers are in that as well that. will be, i suspect, predict a rallying cry that is going to get an awful lot of people to the polls in the midterm elections. host: do you think it will be referred to as a wave election? caller: i think it could be, if i underst

and we're going to move on to raleigh, north carolina. caller: our you doing? i just felt like it is time for the democrats to stand up. we need to make a comeback. i feel like it is great. host: what you feel is great, michael? caller: i am african-american, 23 years old, and i am not going to live. i feel that it is great that change has come. it is just the fact that everything is good. the one thing i like to say before we get off is that it is not right out inner-city people are still -- i just cannot understand. i saw someone on your program is said that inner-city chicago kids, the schools are not good. i do not understand why we can donate billions to haiti but he cannot take care of our own country. inner-city kids are struggling. i do not understand what is going to take on that. host: we appreciate hearing your perspective. and we're looking specifically at florida this evening. for this first hour, we want to look specifically at florida. more rubio, republican nominee for senate, kendrick meek, congressman kendrick meet is the democratic nominee --

host: our next call is from raleigh, north carolina on our republican line. chris, thanks for waiting. go ahead. caller: i've heard a lot of people say they should have given the stimulus money to people, like $50,000. wasn't that what republicans were saying all along, let the people keep their money through tax can you tell us instead -- cuts instead of the democrats funneling it through whatever unions they want to do with it? guest: one of my favorite stories over the last couple of years has been the web sites that various states set up in the first couple of months both before and after the stimulus bill was passed. what they did is an exercise in open government. they asked people what do you think we should get the money? now, what the web sites failed to convey particularly effectively was the limited resources that the state was getting and more importantly the limited amount of control they had over them. they couldn't have spent them over what they wanted. the state of ohio couldn't decide to take the money that it was given for the department of

he will then head to florida it to raleigh for democrats. dr. contract is up for my radio show at the end of the year and i've made the decision not to do radio anymore.the reason is i want to regain my first amendment rights. i want to be able to say what's on my mind and in my heart and what i think is helpful and useful without somebody getting angry, some special interest group deciding this is the time to silence a voice of dissent and attack affiliates, attack sponsors. i'm sort of done with that. >> she will keep busy with her blog and writing a book. time for tech news blackberry is doing what it's can to compete with iphone. this is the new black berry torch, it runs on at&t's network this is blackberries big attempt at a phone that can compare and compete with the iphone and android phones. it is the coolest, hippest blackberry yet. it was designed with the young and socially connected crowd in mind. it is a touch screen and it has a slide out physical keyboard. it is very light weight, very small, a kind of like that. a powerful smart

it will feel like 106 in san antonio. 98 in washington and new york city and raleigh. 111 in kansas cityshould be a relatively cool finish to the afternoon. inland we will hit 70s and low 80s. if you want to find warmer temperatures it looks as we head towards the weekend things will be warming up. 80-90 in the warmest places. 60s on the coast. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. >>> the story of the jetblue flight attendant who had apparently had enough. he's facing charges this morning after police say he got into an argument with a passenger, unleashed a profanity laced tirade over the plane's p.a. system and then slid down the emergency chute. nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. he's in washington this morning. hi, tom. good morning. >> reporter: we could all use one of those chutes some time, right? the plane was on the ground when this happened and none of the passengers was in any danger. but one jetblue flight attendant was apparently having a very bad day. for 38-year-old flight acontinuedant steven slater it appears to have been one flig

raleigh fingers and cat fish hunter -- it's not them, but somebody bought their jerseys. texas again in 1st place, if oakland has any chance, they're going to have to take two out of three this weekend. josh hamilton, the a's announcer says he has more talent than mickey mantle. that was this 24th home-run. tailor sea guarden, he dropped one out, and that's it. dallas gradin, a sore jaw due to dental work. thank you. and then cliff lee, the best acquisition of this trading deadline deal worked eight innings, pitched at least eight. he's one guy who starts what he finishes. he did tonight, and again, the a's now nine and a half back. >> when i'm looking at myself, catching the football, i'm like wow, you are pretty good you know? i've never looked at myself that way. i never gave myself credit. i was always working. >> all right. and again, the good news on jerry's deal, tomorrow there's going to be 1,000 gerarice framed photos, all proceeds benefiting the make a -- make a wish foundation. >> chipper jones' baby mama is a hooter's waitress. >> good night.