ruthless robby lawler. >> robby lawler by unanimous decision.what is certainly the fight of the night. >> robby, what did you say to matt brown? that was a fantastic fight. >> i said there's two champions in this ring tonight. he's a hell of a fighter. we put on a great show for these guys. he came toe-to-toe, not too many people can do that. >> that was an absolutely tremendous fight. and it has put you in the position to challenge next for the title. give us your thoughts on that. >> i'm very excited. i want to get back to work and go after hendricks. he's nursing some injuries, but i'm going to be the one waiting for him. that's nice. >> robby, three fights inside of four months. all tremendous performances. congratulations on a spectacular victory tonight. >> thank you very much. >> ruthless robby lawler, ladies and gentlemen. >> robby lawler set to take on johnny hendricsks, we hope, as soon as possible. system. >> our next fight night comes your way december 13th from phoenix arizona when the octagon lands at the phoenix arena for the firs

ruthless robby lawler. >> robby lawler by unanimous decision.what is certainly the fight of the night. >> robby, what did you say to matt brown? that was a fantastic fight. >> i said there's two champions in this ring tonight. he's a hell of a fighter. we put on a great show for these guys. he came toe-to-toe, not too many people can do that. >> that was an absolutely tremendous fight. and it has put you in the position to challenge next for the title. give us your thoughts on that. >> i'm very excited. i want to get back to work and go after hendricks. he's nursing some injuries, but i'm going to be the one waiting for him. that's nice. >> robby, three fights inside of four months. all tremendous performances. congratulations on a spectacular victory tonight. >> thank you very much. >> ruthless robby lawler, ladies and gentlemen. >> robby lawler set to take on johnny hendricsks, we hope, as soon as possible. system. >> our next fight night comes your way december 13th from phoenix arizona when the octagon lands at the phoenix arena for the firs

robby! robby! damn mother [ bleep ]er. >> why would you just grab that? >> all the commissary goes in one box. we both eat out of it. he doesn't have a lot of the things going for him that i have so it's hard for him to stay on the right path. >> one thing he does have is an abundance of tattoos. >> i have this pry praying hands for my dad. my mom's name and honor thy mother and father. naked girls. everybody likes naked girls and money. that's all clowns up there. and there ain't too much meaning behind those. >> don't you have a $100 bill. >> into i do have a $100 bill tattoo. >> where is that at? >> that's crazy, bro. [ laughter ] >> i got a $100 bill tattooed on my penis. >> what do you tell a girl about that, man? >> it's money to blow! >> the imagery on his body only tells part of his story. it's the pictures he keeps tucked away in a photo album that tell the rest. he hadn't seen his son, 3-year-old robby iii in more than two years. he's had a contentious relationship with his son's mother. >> since i came back to prison. me and her got into it whe

robbie mcanalley faces a different challenge.he not only feels isolated from his young son but from his boyhood friend who just happens to be his cell mate. >> my cellie he's a great dude, i have known him for years, even before we came to prison. but i mean, i got my problems that i ain't seen my son in two years and [ bleep ] he gets to trip and act like he knows how i feel when he don't see his son for a week. he gets visits every week. everything possible in here he's got it and i'm hoo [ bleep ] up. >> mcanalley wears his prison frustration in ink. >> that says vengeance. i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now for my sake and for my son's sake. it ain't worth coming back to prison over. >> he points to another tattoo as the source of his frustration. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request are indications that she's planning t

which was a race of technology between the soviet union the united states let's talk about google robbie what effect is this company having on the bay area at large and why should we be wary of its don't be evil slogan. well i think that people in the bay area they have this glaring blind spot in terms of what they're expressing their outrage about we've seen the damn crack a little bit in in terms of outrage towards google in the last year with you know with anger towards glass holes and rent hikes in san francisco which led to the google buzz blockades but i still think that people in general see google like they do a lot of other silicon valley companies as somehow being more ethical and more focused on the public good then that what we perceive is the general corporatocracy or you know sort of the all the guards who rule this country and even though it's been proven time and time again that they don't care about our privacy. i mean google has an extremely cozy relationship and is almost practically can joined with the n.s.a. and u.s. government there is almost no difference between w

his name is robbie imers and he started out spending his own allowance on food. his effort has grown and gathered the support of folks like the detroit red wings and walmart. they hand out food, water and clothing. and they are making a difference. so tonight to take us off the air we asked robbie to tell us his story. >> one week we'll just do like peanut butter and jelly and maybe another week we'll do bologna. when i saw how many homeless people there were i thought we got to start doing this. now we go every single saturday. we'll drive down there, we'll unpack, put the tables up, get the grill out and then we'll start cooking and passing out food. i do this because i see these people need help. and they're my friends. how would you feel if, like, you were in their shoes? like if you were them? you'd want somebody to help you. would you like beans? makes me feel good and happy that i'm seeing all these people to get involved to start helping. i started out like just ten hats, ten coats, i thought that was helping. and it was. i want to be a baseball player fo

robbie johnson, great to see you.razy. >> you grew up speaking french in canada and you learned english watching tv? >> yes. exactly. my first language is french, but most of my relatives live in hartford, connecticut. and every summer, long weekends, christmas, new year's eve, we would spend it in hartford, connecticut. i just fell in love with american culture and i brought it back home and continued watching all the time american television. >> so you're a french canadian living the american dream in nashville, tennessee. >> yeah. you just put that in my head, you know? the american dream. >> what were some of the shows you watched and thought okay, i can agree with that. it may prove you're a warped guy depending on what you watched. >> "full house" "family matters." i was practically raised by american television. so the reason i'm here is because i want to give you guys something back because you gave me a lot. really. >> your song has given us something wonderful. a lot are feeling bad about things. i love it.

with me is robby johnson. you, governor. >> you grew up speaking french in canada and learned english watching tv? >> exactly. my first language is french. but most of my relatives live in heartford, connecticut. hi. and every summer, long weekends, christmas, new year's eve, we would spend it in hartford, connecticut. putnam street. there we just fell in love with american culture. and we brought it back home and continued watching all the time american television. >> that's amazing. so let me get this straight. you're a french canadian living the american dream in nashville, tennessee. >> i mean, yeah. you just put that in my head, you know, the american dream. here i am. >> you said you learned a lot of the english watching american television. what were some of the shows that you watched and you thought, okay, i get that. because this may prove that you're really a warped guy depending on what you watch. tell me it wasn't honey boo boo. >> no, it wasn't honey boo book. i watched "full house" "family matter

david cassidy, bobbie sherman, sean cassidy, the bay city rollers, robbie benson. remember robbie benson? lance kerwin, donny osmond, how about the band patent brothers? these are all boyish young men. >> it wouldn't be much of a fight. it is like bob beck kill fighting -- bob beckel fighting lou daabs. they should arrest bieber's mother for letting him out into society. >> i think his mother is a lovely person. i don't know her, but i'm certain she is. she raised -- she had a tough life. >> are you trying to get some of that bieber love? >> i want him on "the five." the father is a strange man. he puts him in a rush to flush. i speak of australian flight attendants who warn passengers returning home from a music festival to ditch their drugs prior to landing. the reason? sniffer dogs. they were waiting for them at the sydney airport. said the jets star airline crew member, quote, we are told there are sniffer dogs dogs and quarantine officers in the terminal. if you need to dispose of anything you shouldn't have, we suggest you flush it now. it prompted a rush to

joining me is robby johnson. good to see you. >> this is a great story.e first language is french. but most of my relatives live in hartford, connecticut, and every summer a long weekend, christmas, new year's eve we would spend it in hartford, connecticut. we fell in love with american culture and we brought it back home and continued watching all of the time. >> you are a french canadian living the american dream in nashville, tennessee. >> yeah. you put that in my head. the american here i am. >> you said you learned a lot watching american television. what are the shows you watched and thought i get that. this may prove you are really a warped guy depending what you watched. hopefully not honey boo-boo. >> no. i watched "full house," "family matters" all of the sitcoms with family values. i was practically raised by american television. the reason i am here is i want to give you guys something back. you gave me a lot. >> your music has given us something wonderful. >> a lhopefully a lot of people download this. can we do the "feel good" song? ♪ ya ya

robbie grossman crushes this thing. donaldson tries to bash the a's back into it. high, deep and -- good-bye. but it was the only run of the day for oakland. a complete game four-hitter. brandon moss the final out here. 8-1, astros. the angels are struggling as well. they lost as well. the a's up by two and a half in the west. >>> serena williams had to drop >>> serena williams had to drop out at wimbledon because of a safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week relish the taste of summer. fresh sweet corn is 4 for just $1.00. rancher's reserve t-bone steaks are a mouthwatering $6.99 a pound. and nabisco oreo cookies are only $1.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> nice crowd tonight at stanford at bank of the west classic. serena williams in the feature match. this was her first appearance since withdrawing from wimbledon. her opponent from the czech republic. serena won the first set. t

so i just want to thank robbie. think the first time i mentioned this, i did not say raleigh right. and i think -- i think i am this time. [ laughter ] i raleigh hope i am. [ laughter ] i raleigh hope i'm right. [ applause ] you've noticed fred is not with us. fred is in portland tonight. he's working on season five of "portlandia," but last week, we launched a new way to keep fred involved when he's not here. it is a segment that we are calling, "fred-ex." [ light laughter ] and we did it last week, it was a lot of fun. i should stress, i wanna make this very clear, we are receiving no cash considerations from the good people at fed-ex. we probably could have if we'd thought of calling them beforehand, but we didn't because we're idiots, so now, they get this free advertising. we get nothing. although i will say, you know, hey, you could send us a thank you card, you know. [ light laughter ] and if you wanted us to get it tomorrow, i think you would know how. [ laughter ] so, here's how fred-ex works. fred-ex works

that was robby. i've been very pleased to work with him on a number of occasions over the last nearly 30 years. i can hardly believe it. now you may be unaware that the madison prap was under some pressure to recind the invitation to the hamilton society. elements of the princeton community discovered that i wrote my junior paper on the role and function of the servant in the comedies. and threatened to teach him unless i publicly disavowed the imperialist pat arky of 17th century france. instead of giving into such threats, robby and brad simply scheduled this panel for 8. 456789 -- 8:45 in the morning. it's fitting we should address foreign policy on a conference and not merely for the sake of comprehensiveness. there is a debate in america as old as the republic about the nature of our relationship tw the rest of the world. on one side are those who view foreign policy mainly as a tool for responding to threats. they see the international state system as largely or at least potentially self-sustai

john cornyn robbying for a bipartisan plan. >> we call this the helping unaccompanied minors, or theumane act. it would amekd the act of 2008. that law had good intentions because it was focused on the victims of human trafficking, and we preserve those protections, but it needs to be impro improve ed so that thousands of children who now make this journey up these smuggling [ technical difficulties ] >> that 2008 law that requires that undocumented minors who are not from mexico or canada, the so-called non-contiguous countries that they be given immigration hearings to determine if they should be allowed to stay. some democrats including president obama said they are open to changing the law, but some major democratic leaders are pushing back, among them senator harry reid, who says that law was passed to protect children. it was a bipartisan plan, signed by george w. bush, and he does not plan to change it. >> ran del thank you very much. >>> many of those crossing the border are trying to escape poverty and violence that is plaguing central america. monica has the story. >> repor

. >> robby ones again downs the robes and beard to become hagrid. >> i really missed this hugely attractiveeard glued to my face. >> helena bonham carter dawns with her own issues. >> i have all these bits happening. the hair is kind of annoying. >> what's being shot will be one of the premier attractions in diagon alley. harry potter and the escape from gringott's ride. >> i have to get in. >> it was one of his greatest adventures. and giving ordinary muggles a chance to experience it is a massive endeavor. >> it is a really good ride. we got to see a dragon. it is going to be terrifying. >> it will be boom, boom. >> look. they're thick and they're brutal. >> it is an immersive experience. it will catapult them right into the adventure. today's filming is even more complex than the movies. they will be be interacting with the park guests in 3d. >> are these the imposters? >> it took two years to formalize and get to the point where we like the movie. >> terry is directing the actors on a green screen, which will later be merged with graphics to create 3d scenes for the park. >> we're so fo

hammel marc krauss and jon singleton score 3-0 astros after giving up an rbi single to make it 4-0 robbietakes hammel deep for a 2-run home run 6-0 astros in the 1st bottom 5th/ 6-1 astros singleton 2-run home run off hammel 8-1 astors top 9th 2 outs dallas keuchel gets brasndon moss to ground out for the complete game win a 4-hitter final: 8-1 astros angels losing right now a's up 2 games in the a.l. west aldon smith misses practice aldon smith wasn't at 49ers practice today!!! o.k he was excused as he had to go to los angeles where he was scheduled to attend an office hearing to address the incident in which he allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat at los angeles international airport. smith will not be charged in the incident but evidently the l.a. county prosecutor wanted him to come in as a message that he can't do this again with his legal problems semingly wrapped up smith now awaits word for the nfl on a probable suspension likely 2-4 games serena williams at stanford her first competition since withdrawing from wimbledon with a viral infection no problem against karolina

robbie grossman crushes this thing. donaldson tries to bash the a's back into it. high, deep and -- good-bye. but it was the only run of the day for oakland. a complete game four-hitter. brandon moss the final out here. 8-1, astros. the angels are struggling as well. they lost as well. the a's up by two and a half in the west. >>> serena williams had to drop out at wimbledon because of a whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. ndscount these days.ake every dr discover your new orleans. count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week relish the taste of summer. fresh sweet corn is 4 for just $1.00. rancher's reserve t-bone steaks are a mouthwatering $6.99 a pound. and nabisco oreo cookies are only $1.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> nice crowd tonight at stanford at bank of the west classic. serena williams in the feature match. this was her first appearance since withd

what we're trying to do for robby, mischievously get him on a call to come to the dirt track.e waiting for him. the way it all played out, the fire engine went to a different entrance and that was the entrance where mike wallace is waiting in the car. it played out really well. bottom line, he got in the car with mike wallace and had a fantastic time. it's just a great project to be involved in. >> thank you for hosting the show because these are stories that everyone needs to hear. thank you so much -- you want to say one more thing? >> american heroes channel, 9:00 a.m. in the morning and six episodes. >> tune in, your life will be better because of it. up next, as the president meets with central american leaders at the white house, tour'e looks to history for perspective on the pressing border crisis. re's oce to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. [guy] i know what you're you're thinking beneful. [announcer]beneful has wholesome grains

robbie grossman crush crushes t thing. donaldson tries to bash the a's back into it.-- good-bye. but it was the only run of the day for oakland. a complete game four-hitter. brandon moss the final out here. 8-1, astros. the angels are struggling as well. they lost as well. the a's up by two and a half in the west. >>> serena williams had to drop out at wimbledon because of a ♪g ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >>> nice crowd tonight at stanford at bank of the west classic. serena williams in the feature match. this was her first appearance since withdrawing from wimbledon. her opponent from the czech republic. serena won the first set. the second set. i like the little leg kick. i supply the sound effects. you know, budget's tight. serena mixing it up on the looping top spin here. and the forehand long on that point. serena moves into the quarterfinals. and she is on track to meet her sister in the semifinals. >> i like it. >> i like

. >>> we want to go back to the lead storstory, the bank robby shooting in stockton. >> reporter: we are in north stockton. as i step out of the way you will see where and how this situation came to an end. it was at about 2:30 this afternoon that a bank in north stockton was robbed. there were three suspects and somebody obviously went terribly wrong doing the robbery because they left the bank and took three hostages with them. we are told all hostages were adult females and in the vehicle of one of the females and a chase occurred an hour after that was remarkable and reached speeds of up to 100 miles per hour on highways 5 and 99 on the eastbound sides of stockton, and up one freeway and down the other way and through town and we are hearing the suspects are firing weapons, an ak-47 out of the back of the vehicle we were in. more than once i heard officers say i am taking gunfire, not personally but his vehicle, and there were homes throughout this area that were also hit by gunfire. this is where it all started. as we understand it, and some of the pieces of the story are still

the astros all over jason hamel today robbie grossman.ton goes the other way. 8-1 houston. that is what they do when a pitcher goes to the showers in houston. watch what they do. okay. he is done. he allows eight runs. the as lead in the west. he is down to two games now over the angels. >>> i have in my hand the wednesday night top five. at number 5, germany's unleashed 135 miles an hour serve. it is the fastest serve ever by a woman. number 4, par is being rumored in train talks. it is not bothering his concentration. the outfield. he robbed todd frazier. if you can deal with his battling average, you have a heck of a glove. number three, the pitch. new england's revolution lee wins. nail it is winner. he got the goalie just enough. one of his three goals on the night. number two, jodi mercer. this is about the woman. this is about. look at her beer. okay? >> oh no! >> a baseball cost four dollars! a beer costs 14! >> that was lemonade. >> lemonade is only 50 cents. [ laughter ] >> look ,,,, [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ ange

that was robby. i've been very pleased to work with him on a number of occasions over the last nearly 30 years. i can hardly believe it. now you may be unaware that the madison prap was under some pressure to recind the invitation to the hamilton society. elements of the princeton community discovered that i wrote my junior paper on the role and function of the servant in the comedies. and threatened to teach him unless i publicly disavowed the imperialist pat arky of 17th century france. instead of giving into such threats, robby and brad simply scheduled this panel for 8. 456789 -- 8:45 in the morning. it's fitting we should address foreign policy on a conference and not merely for the sake of comprehensiveness. there is a debate in america as old as the republic about the nature of our relationship tw the rest of the world. on one side are those who view foreign policy mainly as a tool for responding to threats. they see the international state system as largely or at least potentially self-sustai

saddam's long history of devaluing human life through the use of human shields media roots journalist robbie martin even found an entire cia report dedicated to saddam's use of human shields during the height of the us propaganda machine selling the iraq war bush even tried to preemptively justify the mass civilian death toll he knew was certain to combat the invasion by saying that the iraqi dictator plans to quote shield his military and blame coalition forces for civilian. to use that he has caused sound familiar moving on to afghanistan where taliban militants were accused of quote using civilians as human shields according to government officials just another narrative spun by the military with no actual evidence backing it up but this term has long been applied even before the war on terror during the vietnam war the viet cong was accused of using defenseless civilians as human shields during world war two the japanese army was accused of doing the same in both instances the enemy was painted as having zero regard for human life right because the us military its partners in crime have

around eleven pm freaks and shouts and around eleven ten pm goes down in dublin around eleven twenty pm robbi sony and garden bill around eleven twenty five pm can it come around eleven thirty pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service doppler radar has indicated some rotation within the storm well not immediately likely a tornado may still develop if a tornado was spotted acted quickly and moved to a place of safety in a sturdy structure such as a basement or a small interior room on the lowest floor repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until eleven thirty pm for the following counties in pennsylvania bucks and montgomery. it would be just traveling to the region and seeing with your own eyes but instead you yourself i believe from being in philadelphia complained about russia drumming out this fascist threat and i think that argument was good enough let's say for january or february but you know af

value added industry was in soviet lot feel now you know granted a lot of it doesn't privatization robbi haitian schemes essential banking rolling over the economy it sounds like when the berlin wall came down i think didn't jeffrey sachs kind of parachute into a new russia and well long of the else and kind of made a complete mess of things absolutely and worse yet where people like andres also and you know who really didn't know they were talking about made a complete mess of places like russia and the interesting thing about latvia is that also one kind of parachuted in kind of like a a lawyer abbe a once chaser after the big crash up after two thousand and eight and wanted to kind of rehabilitate his reputation after the big mess that he made in russia so he focused his attention on latvia became one of the chief advisers for the government and they implemented a very very strict austerity program one so strict that even the i.m.f. in the united states and sweden all criticized it so in latvia you had one of the few governments in the world that attacked of the i.m.f. from the right

. >> reporter: stockton stockton restaurant was held hostage anyway brazen robby that ended up with two people dead, including singh and two suspects. >> i was some in stockton and saw the chase happening and when my mom suggested we come out here -- :00 a city filled with residents controlling together once again to mourn the death of one of their own. >> i'm a mother of an 11-year- old daughter, and it just tore my heart to hear the circumstances, you know of what happened to her. the fear she went through. >> reporter: this car-wash at discovery martial arts is one of several fundraisers held throughout stockton. >> one of my families was a family member of one of the other gunshot victims, the one that was shot early on and took her out of car. that was her aunt. so it was just a community, it's our family. it's just tragic. you see it on the news and they looks like a sweet family it's heart-breaking and we wanted to do whatever we could to help. >> hoping a little help will make a difference for the victim's family and finally be the change in the city that they call home. >>> and

. >> robby, it was not a guided missile but a rocket. it is launched and goes up and coming down somewhere and landed a mile away. you think that the risk is overstated here? >> yes, i do. i think the joint conclusion from the incident in ukraine and ban the flights to tel aviv is a very long overshoot. i think there is little common denominator between the two insdints. one highly sophisticated weapon was used in the ukraine against the flying aircraft. and in israel we are talking as you just mentioned, about a simple projectile that doesn't have any real brain behind. it it is not even aimed at the aircraft but aimed at the ground and unable to hit ben gurion airport despite attempts to do so, and so i think that the faa was too quick in drawing that conclusion especially with the difficulty to now change the decision because it is easy to oup grade security, and it is always much more difficult to take steps that will reduce it. >> we'll talk about the danger of the civilian airliners face from even intelligent missiles. robert, we a

and that was robby, and i've been pleased to work with him on a number of occasions over the last 30 years, i can hardly believe it. now, you may be unaware that the madison program was under some pressure to resin its invitation -- rescind its invitation to the hamilton society. elements of the princeton community discovered that i wrote my junior paper on the role and function of the servant in the comedies of moliÈre, and threatened a teach-in unless i publicly disavowed the imperialist patriarchy of 17th century france. but instead of giving in to such threats, they simply scheduled this panel for 8:45 in the morning. [laughter] it's altogether fitting that we should address foreign policy at a conference on totalitarianism. there is a debate in america as old as the republic about the nature of our relationship with the rest of the world. on one side are those who view foreign policy as a tool for responding to threats. they see the international state system as largely or at least potentially self sustaining. and foreign affairs as something of a distraction from important dome

what started out with a bank robby and car chase ends with a hostage being shot. >>> and does this ruling stop to execution? >>> and then why oakland's mayor wants to push back a key vote until the end of the month. >>> we are going to replace this morning's spotty showers and sprinkles with drizzle tomorrow. i will let you know what commute it will impact coming up. >>> that breaking news is in stockton, an army of police dissented on stockton after a bank was robbed and suspects open fire on police officers. i am in for dan ashley. >> and i am cheryl. the latest word from police is that two people are dead. one of them was a suspect. the other, a hostage hit by gunfire and thrown from the suspect vehicle during the chase. police say two other suspects are now being treated at a local hospital. >> there were a total of three hostages, all females apparently taken from the bank of the west branch held up just before 3:00 this afternoon. no police officers were injured in this chase or in the shoot-out that followed. there were three suspects in all and one of the suspects is dead, along w

at today's weigh in that's robby loller and matt brown staring down each other ahead of their mixed martial arts fight. if you don't have tickets you can still watch the fight. we're carrying it right here on ktvu two news. >>> record heat. but what about tomorrow? >>> plus a sharp increase in the number of marine mammals found entangled in traps this year alone. >>> a limousine went up in flames today in vallejo. the driver pulledded over on fairgrounds drive near the solano county fairgrounds because he thought his engine was overheating but when he lifted his hood it was in flames. firefighters eventually put out the fire but by that point the limousine was a total loss. >>> a mother and son pled not guilty to charges stemming from fraudulently obtaining disabled parking plaquered. this is video of 29-year-old chen and his mother chao yun chen. the video was taken last week when they appeared in court. the two are accused of lying to obtain the the plaquered. the two are currently free on $30,000 bail each. a third person is also arrested in the alleged scheme has pled not guilty. >>> th

is that robby talked about the 47%, i would probably rate myself a number 41% and mr. obama's non-approval rating. i'm a little disappointed. and i think at the time i said one of the reasons i will vote for him this because they think he has said of fdr had a first-class temperament. i'm not so sure about that. you know, whenever i see him giving a speech, the dignified attract a smart guy and he's a little aloof. here's a guy who spent four hours golfing with mayor bloomberg, did not ask mayor bloomberg one question. if you're a politician and you had four errors with the various mock new york, with shoe at a question? ids you know this, how do you handle that. and i prattling on here? a week ago one of the other guys is a very, very smart guy. i think he made a star foreign policy guy. what an extraordinary guy we had, a guy who's willing to go back. enormous political cost to himself. how many people are willing to do that? what were we talking about? [inaudible] [laughter] >> you is a match. and he had a sense of humor, do. after he stopped being president at yell

robby bryant has smoked weed for three decades. >> when i was a kid i told myself when they legalized i would stop smoking so i am here to do my last buy and smoke my last pot. they've taken all the fun out of it. >> reporter: the first day of sales was not without some bumps. it was to begin today at high noon. but in fact, it began a few minutes later because of a computer glitch. >>> ford is recalling more than 100,000 vehicles because of safety issues. there are six recalls in all. the largest of the recalls has to do with the potential problem with part of the axel. so far ford says there has been no injuries or accidents though related today the problems. the recall is affecting a variety of models they include the 2013 to 2014 taurus. the 2013 to 2014 edge and 2014 escape suvs. the recall also includes lincoln models. >>> new figures from the labor department appear to show the labor department is improving as the number of available jobs continue to rise. employers posted 4.6 million jobs in may. that's an increase of almost 4% from april. it's the fourth straight month of gai

. >> you, your executive producer robby peel and the nbc 6 investigative team have done incredible works investigation? >> one of the things in florida, the statisticses you mentioned, all the shootings and a police officers has never been charged with a shooting with homicide or manslaughter since way back in 1989 really when the laws changed because of a court decision to make it difficult to do so. it took two years for the police to finish them, turn it over to the state association. another year there. when the state attorney said we can't charge we decided to ask why. we wanted to put together what happened over three years ago from our viewers. >> prosecutors say they don't buy the officers' account of what happened. let me play this. watch. >> i just don't believe that he never opened his mouth. >> you heard the officer say he never said a word. >> that's what the statement says. >> you don't believe it. >> i don't believe it. >> the magic words are the suspect did something. as a result of what the suspect did i was in fear for my life. >> every single officer said they saw the

robby grossman gets a room service fastball. hitting .195 in parks. for six runs in the first. josh donaldson trying to bring the a's back. towering home run. his 23rd of the year. that's all the a's would get. dallas kiko goes the distance. brandon moss on the grounder to end it. 8-1 astros. the angels lost as well so the a's still up by 2 of th1/2 game >>> bank of the west classic and the star attraction serena williams in the feature match of the evening. she was tested here. serena making her first appearance since she had to withdraw from wimbledon. a match there with a virus. looked healthy. ace out wide the first her opponent, carolina miss cova, big serve. serena first set 7-5. early second set the drop volley winner. check out the leg kick ala charlie chaplin. spencer's the only one that remembers charlie chaplin. >> went to school with him, classmate, valedictorian, he was kind of quiet. match point, serena wins 7-5, 6-2, moves on to the quarterfinals. if things go as planned she could meet her sister in the semifinals. >>> when cowboys jerr

. >> the defense team, including robbie mcclung went on the attack. >> all can you assume from dna isd evidence to determine whether or not it was consensual or nonconsensual. >> are you going to tell me angie samota chose to have sex with a convicted rapist? >> no one was there. no one can tell you but angie and donald bess. >> and they did the first things they did in the hours after the murder, make him a suspect. >> a very intelligent unlady is going to throw the door open to some stranger at 1:30 in the morning to come into the apartment to use the bathroom but then is so afraid of this person that she picks up the phone and calls her boyfriend. and then hangs up the phone, willingly. and yet, this is supposed to be the assailant that kills her? it doesn't make sense. >> you find ben's actions suspicious? >> extremely suspicious. >> she and the others on the defense team didn't point their fingers only at ben but also at ex-boyfriend lance, at russell and at any other man who could have been invited by angie into her home. >> it almost seems as if she were overcome by someone she

. >>> number four, the suspect involved in a deadly bank and robby shootout in stockton is expected to be charged today with triple murder. 19-year-old is due to appear in court this afternoon. ramos could face the death penalty in connection with the deaths of a hostage and two other robbery suspects. >>> number five, estimated 20,000 people came out for yesterday's annual aids walk in san francisco. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the event raising more than $2 million yesterday to help fund the fight against hiv and aids. >>> number six -- >> live doppler 7 tracking sprinkles light rain across the north bay and drizzle for the rest of us. i'll tell you how much longer we'll deal with this and a big warming trend coming for back half of the seven-day forecast. >>> number seven, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a few extra folks coming in from emeryville to san francisco. that drive right now only going to take you about eight minutes. really not too bad at all. it's a pretty light start to our workweek and we certainly hope it stays that way. >>> 5:25 now. actor james garner known fo