the first, redon and ron won both of them home. a two-run shot, redon, bottom of the first, did you catch that? the basis loe is loaded. >> castillo with the gra stand. >> corbin is back. garcia, and deep sercenter. this is the catch of the year. just wow ises the wo the word o one. unbelievable. nedon just hit his second homer. the ninth inning. they may end with a loss. you mayay s changes in latitude and attitude. >> orioles toasting the blue jays. i got everyone here. we'll find that. now, ofourse in this game, this one goes up the .wall the orioles, the orioles looking for certain insurance. michael gibbons, the orioles with a 4-2 win tonight, fans are on their feet and celebrating like it was a jimmy buffett's concert. the orioles beat the blue jays. >>> wo cup, u.s. womanen taking on thailand. alex morgan, look at at, morgan scores ahead of the 12 minutes. u.s.'s first goal natournt. morgan scoring five gos in the game. ., 13-0. the most goals in the game in women's world cup history. >> let's go to the court now. the mystic

one of the sponsors of the has redone the popular song that has been sung for many years, it is now the re-lionesses. haven't done the whole song, but it is still quite emotive. take a look. so manyny jokes, snares, all those girls, down through the years, we still see --t hassle football coming home. >> it's not just england taking a strong stance on sexism. the german team taking a very strong stance. we don't have balls but we know how to use them, it's one of the words in a video that they have released. millions of people have watched it. they talk about the fact that no one in the country even knows their names when they first started winning tournaments, their first prize was a tc set, would you believe. incredible really the kind of sexism that goes on here they talk about battling it all the time and saying that women aren't just there to have babies, we are there to score goals. our high heels are football boots with studs. the men's team have joined into. i'm not sure this video gives quite the right message. this employs that it would be the women doing it if only -- it is a

the pool has just been redone. it is in original condition. >>> at a low price 1250. i wish it was $12.50. i could probably go. >>> the cbs evening news is next. >>> will be back in school 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> axelrod: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, the video the president says proves that iran attacked two tankers. but can he convince the rest of the world? >> the focus is to build international consensus to this international problem. >> the u.s. points to video that american officials say shows iran removing evidence from one of its tankers. >> another american mysteriously dies while visiting the dominican republic. >> the family demanding answers after being told the 53-year-old suffered a heart attack.>> alror health: the new way millions of americans are saving big on prescription drugs. >> a shark attack survivor is speaking publicly for the first time since her left leg was amputated.

o and her breast redone, she's swearing off plastic surgery for good.working out for the past two weeks cause i ain't getting surgery again. cardi went under the knife after the birth 11-month-old kulture. despite strict restrictions from her doctor, she still flew and was back on stage a few weeks. >> i should have cancelled today. i'll be healed. >> you really should haven't been swelling, this type of complication, this far out, from abdominal lipo suction, you may have blood clots in the legs. >> plastic surgeon dr. dubrow a who hasn't treated the star said she could be in danger. >> they got the lipo done and this was so easy, this is such a long, hard process. >> so far, she's postponed four shows. she plans on being back on stage tomorrow. >> i got to pay a lot of money. >>> all right, let's get you up to speed on some more headlines. first up in tonight's "know and tell,," has the drake curse lifted? >> toronto raptors the 2019 champions! >> he had zero chill, as the raptors beat the golden state warriors. he even gave postgame interviews at a t

attention of the grand just because a lot of things here were outdated, and need to be up-to-date and redoneont. recite the creed. >> my oldest is jt, he is seven, and my youngest is ryan, he is almost six. it instills discipline and the boys, but they show a lot of care. we think it is great. the moves are fantastic. the women both are great teachers. >> what is the next one? >> my son goes to fd k. he has been attending for about two years now. they also have a summer program, and last summer was our first year participating in it. they took the kids everywhere around san francisco. this year, owner talking about placing them in summer camps, all he wanted to do was spend the entire summer with them. >> he has strong women in his life, so he really appreciates it. i think that carries through and i appreciate the fact that there are more strong women in the world like that. >> i met d'andrea 25 years ago, and we met through our interest in karate. our professor started on cortland years ago, so we grew up here at this location, we out -- he outgrew the space and he moved ten years later. h

li strassman: the redone room will now open for visitors to tour this stage of so much space historylace where, for kranz, failure was never an option. >> this was the start of not only space revolution, but the technology revolution within our nation. and i think as people come in here, they have to recognize this is where it all began. >> strassmann: it's back to the future at mission control. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm mark strassmann in new york. >>> a police department in contra costa county is about to lose a valuable crime-fighting tool. we will tell you what and why. >>> a warning from cal fire. why they say you cannot expect to see what you can expect to see more wildfires this season and what needs to be done to keep people safe. >>> pride celebrations underway right now in san francisco. leading up to the big parade tomorrow. good evening. >>> we begin with a decision by a bay area city to suspend a crime-fighting tool over fears the data could fall into the hands of federal immigration agents. more on richmond's new move and why some say that is

the pavement will be completely redone when the project is totally completed, yes? >> that's correct. >> commissioner: it will be better smooth pavement like we've seen some where else and to go back to mr. heminger's concerns with the ebikes. we haven't seen them spike yet. talk to me about the concerns around that and what will happen once we have more ebikes on the city streets. >> we have to design the bike lanes for different aabilities and with that -- abilities and with that comes different speeds. if you're adding the component of an ebike is another element on top of that as well. i think one thing that in designing the two-way facilities is we allow for passing so if you are a cyclist who's a little more advanced and love to ride at a quicker pace or riding an e inform bike with a faster speed you'll have the ability to pass somebody riding more slowly. >> >> and nothing to stop a strong ebike rider from going in the traffic lanes. they're not required to stay in the bike lanes. good, that's great. i look forward to a time where we'll have more youngsters

those fields haven't been redone in ages, the clubhouse is in distinct need of seismic redo.s not just us that needs the park. the 2,500 new residents that will be close to the park, coming into the future, they need that park. the folks in dog patch, they will have additional open spaces, but they don't have the capacity or space for recreational facilities. they're going to need that park. it's not only the residents that need the park. we have office buildings coming in, a lot of mixed use coming in, the workers, a lot of them bring their dogs, they need that park as well. so, what are we going to do to fix that? well, the community has been engaged with rec park to devise a plan for community needs. we need unprogrammed open space, we need additional community programming facilities, so we done that work. now we need to figure out how we move forward. frankly the way we can do it is to be a name project on the parks bond. the rational is that we need this in a single phase. the current users are already there and the future users will be there before we know it. if we str

. >>> it's got to be redone. >> working with my brother, we do restoration.n. >> i don't know how they're attached. >> let me bring my ladder over there. >> he and i have a really good relationship now. it's nothing like what it was growing up. >> what are we doing? >> snacking. >> waiting for the food to cook. >> okay. >> what you got there? >> this macaroni salad you made was really good. >> we didn't do a lot together growing up. him and my dad went against the grain quite a few times. it bothers my brother because there's a lot of things he wishes he could say to my father. >> in 2008, before the incident with dad, he had gone through a triple bypass surgery. i had been taking care of him. it was rough. we fought a lot. it escalated to a point where i was just done. so i drove him home. i never thought i would speak another word to him again. that's how mad i was at my father. but there came a point, thank god it happened, we talked. i told dad, i'm sorry. he said, i already forgave you. so i learned forgiveness from my father. the right thing to do by wa

the treasury secretary said, the tubman bill is being delayed because of the 10 and $50 bills being redonerefer burst -- for better security. >>> the federal government needs to take a closer look at how technology has become a central part of everyday life. bill gates says he believes there will be more regulations when it comes to data privacy and election security. he currently serves as a microsoft board member and says his company's antitrust lawsuit in the early 10,000 -- to thousands is important. >>> chucky is back in theaters. the casting crew told us about the artificial intelligence between the film and the new chucky. >> chucky is back, and gets a killer high tech makeover in child's play.>> the old truck he just took two aa batteries, this when you can hook up to the cloud.>> it is so relevant because everything around us is so technology, it is all around us. >> instead of being possessed by the spirit of a serial killer, like in the original 1988 horror classic, the remake features the doll as an ai toy whose computing power goes bad.>> he can feel things, that is terrifying

airstrike i think is on the shelf and likely not going to be redone. >> general jack keane, thank you very much for joining me today. we will move on at this point. good talking to you harris. 020 contend are cory booker smooth things over. senators impact in 1973. after that phone call, booker still had some tough words for the former v.p. >> he said things that are hurtful and are harmful. he believe he should apologize to the american people in having this discussion with all of us and if there is actually an opportunity here now for someone who is a former vice president for someone who is seeking to be the leader of the party and the party to speak to these issues. >> harris: joining us now from washington with more on, this david? >> harris, it appears that there is still palpable attention between these two candidates. candidates seen few years ago obama administration. former vice president senator booker former v.p. was quoted late senator her man -- pointing to an example of working with other senator core booker lashed out calling biden to issue an apology of his mention of

last month, steve mnuchin said the $10 and $50 bills must be redone first. for court production. >>> 6:15. officials say the delays of that new ride-share pickup area. starting to get better. lyft and uber traffic has been backed up for two sundays in a row. after sfo created a ride-share pickup zone in its domestic parking garage. instead of right there at the terminals. to prevent the long wait time. the airport got rid of a turnaround lane to prevent traffic jams. and they installed several new signs to direct drivers. >>> san francisco's sales force transit center is getting ready to reopen next week. by testing out its public address system. last night's tests included a series of flash of flashing lights. six weeks after it first opened to the public. the reopening on july 1st, will include the rooftop park. but not buses in and out of there yet. officials say bus service will be phased in during the next few weeks. >>> a new list ranks the cities with the safest drivers in the u.s. and many bay area cities are at the bottom of that list. allstate insu

this needs to be done, was the argument redone that policy stayed in place until the early 1920's. in the early 1920's mississippi changes its law and says now, body service -- says no. they can still receive a pension but at a lower rate of white widows and white confederate veterans. in the photograph you have frank childress, there is nathan best on the far left, they are not combat veterans, they went to camp as body servants. in the case of nathan best, he does briefly serve, he is running a dispatch during the petersburg campaign, is badly wounded and ends up having a bone and arm shattered and his arm is amputated, which you can make out a little more over here. but he received his pension. you can find this online if you are curious , that's all online. at can also find it ancestry.com and other places, but you can find a host of information about individuals in these pension records. this is another part of the curiosity for me, it wasn't quite making sense. if these homes are really only with the veterans, only men, they are isolated, then why is fdr visiting beauvoir? th

used to look a lot darker and today is sun is shining and it's beautiful and it's been completely redone and been a gathering place for this community. >> i have been waiting for this garden for 3 decades. that is not a joke. i live in an apartment building three floors up and i have potted plants and have dreamt the whole time i have lived there to have some ability to build this dirt. >> let me tell you handout you -- how to build a community garden. you start with a really good idea and add community support from echo media and levis and take management and water and sun and this is what we have. this is great. it's about environment and stewardship. it's also for the -- we implemented several practices in our successes of the site. that is made up of the pockets like wool but they are made of recycled plastic bottles. i don't know how they do it. >> there is acres and acres of parkland throughout golden gate park, but not necessarily through golden community garden. we have it right in the middle of ♪ >> about two years ago now i had my first child. and i thought when i come back, yo

he's being so tough that he will ruin the other tough negotiation, which is basically nafta, it was redone in a better way, i think it was an improvement. using tariffs against the migrants seems like that's a trade issue. could the president maybe use sanctions for something like that, why use trade tariffs for a nontrade problem with a country? >> david, may i weigh in on that? david: please. >> i think curtis made a very good point on this and used an interesting word, curtis, which is that this is transactional. i think you made your point effectively and that answers jonas' questions, and i think that's a shame. i think that's exactly the wrong way to treat a friend and an ally which is transactional. so if you have an immigration policy dispute, then you engage on immigration policy. if you have an economic dispute, you engage on economic policy. and that's not the way we're doing it. and i predict this will come back to bite the united states when our friends know that we do not deal with them as friends. we deal with them as transactional -- >> adam, it is a little economic -- when

mission control in houston already a national historic landmark, has now been totally redone, as an exactthe moon mission, minus the guys smoking cigarettes at each workstation. some of the ashtrays and coffee cups were found on ebay. and they pieced it together when that room seemed like the center of the world. when the people in that room guided our first other worldly steps 50 years ago this summer. then, there was today's 50th anniversary gathering in the greenwich village section of new york city to commemorate the stonewall riots. stonewall was a guy bar that was owned by a mobster in '69. police raids were common back then. what made this one different was the patrons and the crowd fought back that night. they had no idea of knowing that a messy and violent brawl would be looked back upon as history, taking a stand against a decades' long struggle. we are a different society today. but 30 states have practices. it was dangerous and difficult work in the streets of this city, half a century ago this summer. >>> that is our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. have a g

lemonis: we'll come to your office and show you everything redone the way it's supposed to be. lemonis: the merchandisers from true value seemed to like the packaging, and if we can show them that we can put it in a full set, then we're going to be in great shape. alex: i'm alex. nice to meet you. sue? sue: hey, alex. lemonis: we also generated some sales with some of the store owners. alex: creates a nonslip surface walking up and down stairs. think it's something you want to try? woman: yeah. [ laughs ] man: nice to meet you. thanks for your time. alex: oh, thank you. lemonis: the trade show ended a lot better than it started, but the best part was seeing thom and alex work together. thom: the contribution you're making is good. i might not have been giving you the opportunity. i need to step back and count on you. i want you to run putting all these pieces together with true value. lemonis: i do think the packaging looks... alex: yeah, i like it. thom: it does look good. lemonis: we're seeing the goal line. okay, buddy. alex: cool. lemonis: thank you. alex: thanks, dad. love

i'd like to help you get the packaging redone 'cause i think it would help you.you're gonna say you have to go talk to peter. max: that's right. i do. lemonis: max needs to go back and talk to peter. and quite frankly, i don't care what they talk about. we had a very clear understanding of what the deal is. and next time i go to l.a., we're gonna make sure we get it settled. i'll see ya. max: goodbye. oh, my god. what a dick. did you want to talk to pete and i still, or we were -- okay. lemonis: i do. i'm back in l.a., and i wanted to meet with max and peter and find out exactly where we stand. max: should we look at our factory? we really couldn't afford to keep shipping from dallas. we're shipping all direct-to-consumer. lemonis: out of right here? max: downstairs. lemonis: that's a bad idea. i walked in there thinking that max and peter and i were gonna sit down and iron things out. but what i walked into was a mini distribution center, something that i originally said no to. was part of the reason that you did this space here as a contingency plan because you

lisa: so, we've changed up some of the fixtures, redone the snack wagon.ople can come in and use this self-wash machine. they can pick shampoos, dry the dog, rinse the dog. everything is kind of self-contained. lemonis: how much did this cost to do? giovanni: i mean, the machine is $17,000. -lemonis: $17,000? -giovanni: yeah. this isn't a revenue generator as much as it's more about traffic. lemonis: $17,000 investment just for the machine. what did it cost to build out this space? giovanni: about $8,000. -lemonis: $8,000. -giovanni: yes. lemonis: it's not a revenue generator? giovanni: just brings in more frequent traffic. lemonis: give me the return on investments. -giovanni: 18 months. -lemonis: walk me through it. giovanni: the four we have are averaging about $1,000 a month in sales. lemonis: so you have $25,000 invested in this idea? giovanni: yes. lemonis: so how did you get the 18 months if it's $1,000? giovanni: i can't remember if it's $17,000 all-in with the room. it's 18 months. we did it. lemonis: gio gets so excited running around the country

the only thing that's not getting redone is the floor that randy and dawn put in with their own handsant to find out what's going on after our last unpleasant conversation. how you doing? taylor: doing really well, actually. lemonis: good. so, what's gone on since we talked the other day between the two of you? have you guys had a chance to talk? taylor: we haven't really talked at all. lemonis: is that normal for you, not to talk in several days? taylor: no. jeff: it's been a doozy. taylor: i don't know, i feel like we needed to be real. i felt like i was playing a role, the idea of being a son instead of us building an honest relationship on who i am, who you are. like, i originally -- i called you dad because i knew you wanted to hear that. jeff: so you're full of [bleep] taylor: i mean, i'm sorry. try to move forward. i don't know what that looks like. i don't know how it works. jeff: my answer to that is, that seems like an awful chicken [bleep] way out of it. playing fake son and everything. i don't think there's an excuse for that, personally. that's where it ends for me. how c

electrical systems and electronics are being moved to higher platforms as they're being rebuilt and redone. some areas are -- it's more difficult than others. down in hampton roads area, where i live, it's probably one of the more challenging areas where you have not only sea rise, but land sinkage. so it's coming together even more quickly. i know the navy's -- with the base down there is challenged with figuring out how to do -- what they're going to do. but, again, as i go around, the ports are aware of it, and to the extent they can, are taking action to try and mitigate for the future. >> admiral? >> i would say, brad, similar. we -- we're in a good phase in terms of ship-building. i talked about the polish security cutter. we're building national security cutters funded through 11 hulls. we started cutting steel in january. we're building out a program with a record of 58 fast-response cutters. we fund that through major acquisition through our infrastructure. so each location we go to where we have to look at our facilities, the piers, we have to have our engineers factor in what do

/japan defense treaty needs to be redone, that we're treated unfairly, continues on about his tariffiscussion with putin obviously he said that, you know, we shouldn't worry about interference because putin keeps saying it doesn't matter, that they have a very good relationship, with mohamed bin salm salman, he brushed by the fact that he directed the horrific murder of jamal khashoggi. he met with the erdogan, the prime minister of turkey, and even though turkey is going to bring in a russian missile defense system, erdogan said that the president said he would be sanctioned for it. so at every one of these meetings, china being the most important, where it looks as hans nichols said, we gave away the farm and what we got was continued discussions. >> and let me get sue to weigh in really quickly, finally, just returning briefly to north korea. sue, do you get a sense that the president has been played by kju all this time? >> well, certainly i think kim jong-un knows how to work with trump in the sense that he's been trying to separate president trump with his advisers. so being ve

. >> so basicallyhe pavilion is redone and as prt of the reach, it is multileveled, so underground areayou set to e the rehearsal space and things likethat. but above it is the largest green roof in d.c. where they have vilions, floor to ceiling w windows,here they will have a rehearsal space, educational space and it is really just oneling back the curtain all of the great work that is done out of the kennedy cente so i said in my story, if you're not sure about that, that show you want to see, check out the rehearsal and se what you think and make the decision. >> you want to go to the -- >> exactly. >> the kennedy center is one of our national treasures. as is the world war ii memorial, which sees an estimated 5 million visitors every year. butome of may have noticed cracks in a major pillar on the atlantic side of the memorial. there are several smaller cracks forming on the d.c. pillar. right now the national park service is working to assess the damage and it says the cracks don't pose a safety risk. but we certainly don't want to see theemorial falling to pieces. scott, there are

the kingdom palace and part of it is being redone. tom: or so they say.ent begins an important three days here in the united kingdom. we will stay on the markets. it was ugly a few hours ago. we can do this the sculpture at westminster abbey. budget atchart of my harrods over the last 24 hours. there is. wherewith william porter and martin barth. the rhythmic showing a massive rate of change. what are the instabilities its tingles -- signals to wall street? they are a real problem in negative rates. mathematics as well as economics going on there. curvee look at the yield nots telling you the fed is making any rate cuts. we are predicting a rate cut in july. tom: but not a recession? william: not a recession. play foreignou change? marvin: foreign exchange is a relative price. while people are getting more bearish on the u.s., who is worse off than the rest of the world? europe looks to be incredibly weak and not sustaining strong domestic demand. emerging markets also week. we see those as the key losers around this, even with falling yields. and a count

the election should have been redone. it obviously was interfered with. that's just a fact.hat means that the election should have been negated and that mitch mcconnell must have with all his position of his power, he must've known something was going on and that pressure was helping to spam the airwaves. he's just as guilty. this president, the things he's somewith border children, of those children have died in his care. nothing is being done to help those poor people on our borders. thank you for the call. if you are joining us on c-span radio, the russian you are asking is whether you support or oppose the idea of impeachment. those that support, (202) 748-8000. we welcome our listeners on sirius xm. those that oppose, (202) 748-8001. it jersey, you support the idea of impeachment. why? caller: good morning, steve. i'm torn. even when they impeached clinton, i realized that they ability to the convict. i felt then that it was a waste of time. is that ancern now house divided cannot stand. with trump's behavior over the last three years, his unorthodox style, with the amo

was, as i think you have been speaking about before, it was a make or break moment, it could not be redonere in the vip area today. not a bad list of vips, it has to be said, the queen, president of the united states, president of france, and people who, frankly, you could see were in all of the people on stage, those 300 veterans. absolutely. it shows the certificates of that moment. d—day was one moment in a significant part of our history. at a crucial one. and for me, the heads of state, the heads of governments coming together, again itjust shows that strong alliance that was forged back in those dark times. what about for you personally? here we are in portsmouth. it is your city. it must be quite something to play host to this? i am incredibly proud. i have a huge honour of commanding the royal navy ships based here in portsmouth. i have that than portsmouth. i have that than portsmouth for 20 years. we have often portsmouth for 20 years. we have ofte n ha d portsmouth for 20 years. we have often had d—day celebrations. this particular one, d—day 75, that has been a crowning piece.