trout a long way to go, hauls in out number two, and ken rosenth rosenthal, you put it well in your notes about mike scioscia and what he typically gets out of his ball cl club. >> ken: well, we know these teams of mike scioscia to have great attention to detail, mastery of those little things. you see the rankings, defensive efficiency not fewest errors, this week against the cubs on the offensive side they had back-to-back games in which they had a runner picked off first by the catcher. again, not normally what you would see from a mike scioscia team. >> joe: you see the rankings this season, defensive efficiency and some of the stats that don't get talked about as much as the others, as stephen drew lines a base hit into right center field and the seventh inning lives on. we saw trout, as you look at the other ones, outs on bases, stolen base percentage down. ken, we just saw mike trout go get that ball in one of the bigger parts of this outfield at fenway park. when the angels are in baltimore monday, what is the plan with regard to who plays where defense itchly? >> ken: the plan is

still at the scene, angel rosenthal, the teen who punched earlier by walsh.not go quietly. >> relax. >> walsh needs another set of handcuffs. as he calls for backup, the cameraman questions the officer's use of force. >> why did you have to hit her with a closed fist? you socked this girl. >> yes, i did, sir. >> she's underage. >> i don't care. >> you don't care? >> she's going to fight with me, i'll fight with her. >> she didn't put up a fight. >> soon, backup arrives. she stopped fighting. >> take all the picture you want but back up. >> sure, sure. >> but the incident is far from over. the cameraman sells the video to news outlets across the country. and walsh's punch goes viral. >> a scuffle over a jay-walking ticket that ended with a police officer punching a 17-year-old girl in the face. >> we got calls all over the country and all over the world about it. >> james kelly was president of the seattle urban league at the time. >> well, it was, i felt, unnecessary. a full blown violence of a punch to the face was just wrong. but at the same time i also fel

david rosenthal was the publisher that i wanted. c-span: what makes him so special? >> guest: he has worked with some of my idols, he has worked with richard ben cramer, he had what it takes. his fingerprints are a are on many of these nonfiction works. and it happens to be the publisher of my favorite books. c-span: what is the farthest that you went about anybody or anything that makes this important? >> guest: my depiction would be of david petraeus, someone who is widely regarded as the hero in the iraq war. also a hero in afghanistan, he didn't pull off as well as he did. and i offer a very different picture for what one is accustomed to with david petraeus. c-span: like what? >> guest: quoted some of his colleagues talking about him. with david petraeus, there is a lot of and be involved in this as well. whenever general david petraeus shows up and takes over the assignment, he makes everyone before him look like a total idiot. i use much stronger language in the book. according to military officials. and this is a quote from another journal that has described

i'm robert rosenthal, secondtive director of the center for investigative reporting. i'll be the chair today. we welcome our listening and internet audiences and invite everybody to visit us online at www.commonwealthclub.org. now it's my pleasure to introduce our distinguished speakers. tamim ansary born in kabul. he left for the u.s. in 1964. he is the writer, lecturer, teacher, and director of the san francisco writers workshop and has written several books, including "a game without rules. the often undertold history of afghanistan." he'll sign this book after the program. atta arghandiwal was a prom meant nil tear officer and leader. after high school. atta served in the afghan air force. when the political situation changed in the 1980s and the russians invaded. atta fled to germany and then came to the u.s. where he enjoyed a successful banking career. like tamim he was shocked by 9/11. he visited afghanistan recently and you can raze about his amazing journey back to afghanistan, the untold store of afghanistan. he will sign the book after the program. i think

i'm joe buck, tim carver and ken rosenthal coming up. if the texas rangers are in slust.game six and seven of the great world series in 2011. but the players on these teams in 2013 couldn't care less about it. the cardinals are the best team in baseball record-wise. we'll talk about texas. they've had such issues with their starting rotation with injuries and they're not getting wins lately. >> three of the top five guys who start for the texas rangers only two months ago people were talking about how the texas rangers had the best team in baseball and you could really make case for that. but until they get their starters back, the starters, keep in mind, have won one game in june. until then they've got to hold the fort down. >> the cardinals have been racked with injuries in their rotation but they keep calling kids up and the rookies have pitched brilliantly so far. >> the rookie pitchers are the envy of baseball, 18-8 on the season. one of those rookies you'll see work tonight with an earned run average that's third in the national league. >> so there you go. there's

the director of global lan drive program studies and a professor of journalism at nyu, and jack rosenthal who is the president emeritus of "the new york times" company foundation. the advisory board member of the international women's media foundation, a dane, a correspondent of course, for "the new york times" in paris a job that we all aspire to. [laughter] sorry. that i aspire to. and calvin, a program officer who could not be with us this evening. i want to thank all of you for the amazing work they you do with the time and dedication and we know the you do that for the same reason we are all here to make sure this profession is recognized and the greatness within it is recognized and we all celebrate so we can continue to do it and benefit from it. so this evening we will first hear from james, i'm sorry. we will come back to him but we will start with our guest speaker tonight janet. and any award winning documentary journalist, the former senior vice president of corporate communication at mgm studios, a managing director of the carmen group and began her career at washington d.c.

i know which game ken rosenthal will be playing. >> this is what happens, get to face him again. comes in with the sinker. uh-oh! get out, get out! >> it does all for jose bautista. what's he telling him at third? you better keep your mouth closed, keep talking. coming after you. >> blue jays win 4-2. >> if you're going to hit your first homer, a pretty good place to do it is in yankee stadium. that's a story to tell your grand kids. >> vernon wells pinch hitting. this goes into the glove of a fan. he knocks it back into play. but calls a ground rule double with fan interference. all three runners were allowed to score on the play. white sox taking on the royals. salvador perez. kevin, this guy can swing it. >> hits this one to right field. jordan gets there. white sox win 3-2. other scores to pass along. rockies all over the mets, 7-1. cubs lose -- that's in the bottom of the ninth, trailing the astros. we're playing extras in san francisco. and the brewers blank the braves again, final score 2-0. time for an american all-star league update. over in the infield we find two more

larry rosenthal has changed my life. >> those teeth are terrible. >> how was your weekend, miss thing>> you know what? we -- i think it was one of the best weekends ever, ever, ever. the only time frank and i left our house and that point we just built was for church. and yesterday morning i was down there early doing devotions and i thought about regis and joy. i said i haven't seen them in a while. we couldn't get together in a while. i said maybe they're home this weekend. they had a new grandchild that lives out in california. their daughter joanna has just had a new baby girl. i give them a call. the next thing we know, they're coming. we had lunch yesterday. i don't know if we have the picture to show. there. >> the puppies. >> look at leola. >> look at joy. the shape that woman is in. >> she knows how to pose. >> there's reg. he said, i want a gaz eastboundo. -- gazebo. every time regis comes to our house, he goes, and yet another place to eat. we had a great lunch. and our friends. we just entertained all weekend long. but it didn't feel like it because it's such a comfortable

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joe rosenthal.stories in the morning. we should say coming off the sec best gain of the year for the dow, take a look at the futures. right now, dow looks like it will open and s&p up over 3 points. let's get you through the morning headlines. apple is set to announce the annual world wide development conference today. it is expected to announce new versions of its ios and mac operating systems, a streaming radio service referred to as ira, not expected to announce new products. also in takeover news, business information provider ihs is buying rlpoke and company. they are behind the used car service phone as carfax, google close to buying mapping app service weighs for $1.3 billion according to on israeli newspaper. facebook had been interested in buying weighs. >> we had a waze. we had an investor. >>> also, president obama will nominate jason furman this afternoon to be chairman of his economic advisers. is set for just after 2:00 p.m. eastern time. furman is currently assistant to the president

we showed you several pictures of union president mark rosenthal continually sleeping on the job whilejust lost his job in a landslide vote last night. his challenger beating him 371 votes to 165. mr. kilmeade? >> i have a baby in my hands, i'm running for the door. >> brian: you remember him as the fireman and ladies' man who moved up the ranks to become a lieutenant on the show "rescue." dennis leery was there. now daniel is play ago head strong f.b.i. guy living among a group of undercover government agents in a beach house dubbed graceland, for example. >> hello. >> i'm sorry, paul. were you sleeping? >> should i come back later? >> you know, boss, that will be swell. >> no, no, no. >> time to rise and shine. >> brian: that's where we found him this morning of the we just got him up. he was positived to be on last hour. daniel is here with us. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: i came out to watch you guys shoot a few years ago and i never saw a group of guys have more fun on the set. >> we had a blast. >> brian: was it like that, a family attitude? >> it really was. as so