still at the scene, angel rosenthal, the teen who punched earlier.ill 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. >> 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 felt like what the yo

we remember the news brought by ken rosenthal about adam wainwrig wainwright, saying he was going to a couple of pitches he could handle. that was pitch number two that went for the double. let's go to erin andrews. >> erin: adam wainwright is watching this video with me right now. come on. 94. 87. that's ridiculous. the comments he made to the reporters after you pitched, what was that all about? >> you know what, sometimes my humor gets taken the wrong way. i feel terrible about this. if anyone's taking any credit away from what derek jeter has done tonight or off me or anything. it was meant that i -- i made a mistake by that. i hope people realize i'm not intentionally giving up hits out there. i know this game means something. i guess people think i'm trying to give up home runs to miguel cabrera, too, next. no. i mean, i'm very competitive. and i think i said yesterday, i did not want derek jeter to get a hit. i said it today, even, before i pitched. so, i don't know. i just -- it's a distraction. and i do not want to be a distraction. i want it to be all for derek. thinking th

we remember the news brought by ken rosenthal about adam wainwrig wainwright, saying he was going to a couple of pitches he could handle. that was pitch number two that went for the double. let's go to erin andrews. >> erin: adam wainwright is watching this video with me right now. come on. 94. 87. that's ridiculous. the comments he made to the reporters after you pitched, what was that all about? >> you know what, sometimes my humor gets taken the wrong way. i feel terrible about this. if anyone's taking any credit away from what derek jeter has done tonight or off me or anything. it was meant that i -- i made a mistake by that. i hope people realize i'm not intentionally giving up hits out there. i know this game means something. i guess people think i'm trying to give up home runs to miguel cabrera, too, next. no. i mean, i'm very competitive. and i think i said yesterday, i did not want derek jeter to get a hit. i said it today, even, before i pitched. so, i don't know. i just -- it's a distraction. and i do not want to be a distraction. i want it to be all for derek. thinking th

let's go down to kenny rosenthal. >> ken: with the hometown guy that plays for the hometown team. what were your emotions out tonight? >> i was running dumb. i tried to slow down. i tried to go out here and take time between pitches. but, wow. that was awesome. i'm still in shock. >> ken: when did you know you'd be pitching for the save. >> when we took the lead. the fifth inning. time stops from then on. i was waiting until i could warm up and get out there. >> ken: how about the crowd when you came? >> makes me want to get to the playoffs. that's a playoff atmosphere right there. they loved it. thanks to john farrell for getting me in there at the end and doing that. that's a treat for the people who showed up tonight. >> ken: congratulations. >> joe: kenny, congratulations to glen perkins. what a nice moment here for an era kid getting the save tonight in the all-star game. that had to feel great. scherzer gets the win. 5-3, the a.l. has won two-straight. we'll be back with the most valuable player. and that announcement, when we return, after the break. on a beautiful night in

y'all give it up, from right here in the big apple, show some love for dan rosenthal. what up, dan?cheers and applause] nice. >> yep. >> so you--did you organize the biggest dodgeball game? you got to explain this to me. >> yeah, it was the biggest dodgeball game. we had 712 people.

on the phone now we have rosenthal, a dutch reporter who was there to utsch what all of this unfold.hese are the kind of stories that it's really tough to distance yourself from as a report er. tell us what you and the people of the netherlands are feeling right now. >> it is, you are completely right. it's not something you ever expect to report on when they're of your own country, it doesn't matter where it happens, it's always terrible, but the the plane landing in the netherlands with coffins coming out, about 48 with many, many more coming, that's just -- it's really difficult to explain and difficult to see and you notice that across the netherlands today that people were quiet. people usually are not quiet in this country. this time they were and they were standing on bridges and overpasses just watching this, and i was at the army base when the coffins arrived, and people were silent first and then they started applauding when the coffins came in and you get goosebumps. it's not something you're used to and not something you want to get used to. >> something we were struck by

carpenter who makes a diving stop and throw to get pablo sandoval bottom 9th/ 2-0 cardinals trevor rosenthalh a runner on got posey sandoval and strikes out michael morse the end the game final: 2-0 cardinals wainwright 1st national league pitcher to 11 wins dodgers lost so giants still lead by ½ game in the n.l. west a's/tigers top 1st justn verlander tough beginning as hey gfave up a solo home run to coco crisp to lead-off the game then another slo job to brandon moss three batters later 2-0 a's bottom 4th/ 2-2 tie austin jackson singles to center off jesse chavez andrew romine scores 3-2 tigers top 6th/ 3-2 tigers verlander gets out of a bases- loaded jam by getting nick punto to fly out to right to end the inning bottom 6th tigers break it open with 6 runs. jim johnson gave up 4 torii hunter singles to left miguel cabrera scores 9-2 tigers final: 9-3 tigers tigers sweep a's in three games verlander back to.500 at 7-7 the angels did lose tonight though. nobody for freed just walks out and gives the bay area fans 43 points. jason kidd was introduced as the new head coach of the milwaukee b

larry rosenthal, rosenthal wealth management president will tell us how much higher he thinks the market will climb. todd horowitz joining us from cme. todd, the naysayer, always so yet the market keeps climbing. you say look at utilities and discretionary stocks for an indication of the bad news to come. how so? >> hi, david, hi, cheryl. you know what? when money is flowing out of higher risk stocks into utilities, utilities are considered safe havens, right? dividend-paying stocks more like putting money in the bank, coming out of discretionary, higher phase retailers, a lot of stuff we don't have money to spend because we're paying too much for gas and too much for food. the money is flowing into a lot of safer asset classes. saying to me, the top may not be here today but somewhere around the corner. i don't know when it will be. certainly i'm on the sidelines neutral here. i think and i believe we're going to go much lower soon but again i'm not going to fight the tape. we do up every day. nobody cares. the fed is in charge. that is the way it goes. cheryl: there you go, larry. we h

fox sports.com senior writer ken rosenthal with the latest. >> matt, eric, the padres already have interviewed four candidates for their gm vacancy, and club president mike dee told me this morning they expect to interview seven to eight more over the next ten days. after that, the team will pare down the list to two or three and invite them back to the final round. it's possible that the gm will be hired sometime this month before the nonwaiver deadline on july 31st. but it's also possible that the start date for the job will not come until after the deadline. >> matt: ken, thanks. padres' president on the right, aj hinch on the left. >> eric: how about a former teammate of mine, chicago cubs, mark beyer right there, one heck of a year with the cubs in 2003. career upset by injuries. but, man, oh, man, could he pitch. >> matt: part of the padres' front office here. seth smith with a line shot out to center. and blanco handles that one. two away. start thinking about the ninth. and huston street up and throwing. it will be his to try to save. morse, blanco and crawford's schedule. here's will

y'all give it up, from right here in the big apple, show some love for dan rosenthal. what up, dan?heers and applause] nice. >> yep. >> so you--did you organize the biggest dodgeball game? you got to explain this to me. >> yeah, it was the biggest dodgeball game. we had 712 people.

we spoke to andrew rosenthal. the editor of the editorial page.'m a little bit surprised to see "the times" follow in the footsteps of "high times" magazine. 40 years ago it first came out to legalize marijuana. here now, "the new york times, bluntly saying repeal the ban on marijuana. >> i'm glad you're surprised. i'm not sure we would have been ready to do it 40 years ago. the country is moving in this direction. public opinion is there. we have been watching the states experiment. more and more states now, about 37, allow marijuana for medical or recreational use. and they're doing it in defiance of the federal ban. >> were you concerned about sending a signal to young people that there's nothing wrong with smoking marijuana? >> we thought about that. we discussed it. we think there should be a 21-year age limit on it. though that will be permeable i'm sure. i guess the point is we're not urging people to smoke pot any more than we are to drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes. it's just that making it illegal was creating a social cost that was not

joining me, andrew rosenthal with "the new york times."hat about the idea you guys are coming out with this after this reached this crucial threshold in public opinion? did that factor into the decision to do this? >> it did in a certain sense. it's indisputably true that public opinion has shifted. no question about it. we've been careful and cautious on this subject. we found ourselves covering this issue just more and more and more in the editorial page because the states have been moving forward at an incredibly rapid pace to essentially defy federal law. and soured we needed to take a stance and do it now so we did. >> this is a nerdy journalism question. maybe no one cares but i'm interested. is that a knockdown -- "the new york times" comes out for marijuana legalization. that's a big deal. you're here now. it got a lot of press. is that a big argument? >> inside? >> in the room. >> not particularly. i was a little bit surprised when i told the publisher that we wanted to it, he said fine. i think he'd probably been there before i w

like the product and i like the process, the biggest problem here is how its abusive owner andrew rosenthal handles his employees. >> email me the [bleep] schedule! just do it! >> i'm gonna try to improve the owner and employee relationship before it's too late. >> i don't have to ask him time and time and time and time again! he doesn't care! >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions... i will not do it if you're managing the people. and back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty... first time you ever emptied out poop? but this is business. i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this is the profit. la dogworks is an upscale dog boarding facility located in the heart of hollywood, california. >> you're stinky dogs. >> founded by andrew rosenthal in 2004, this 24-hour full service center with 36 employees has everything from grooming to training... >> sit. >> in a state-of-the-art indoor dog park. this business generates $1.3 million a year, but recently, their numbers have started to tumble. sloppy business practices... >> i don

ken rosenthal is downstairs. what does your gut tell you with regard to what the angels might add, if anything before this deadline? >> ken: they are still looking for bull pen help. they could add a closer, huston street of the padres. they could put joe smith back into a set-up role and their bull pen would be that much stronger with the additions of thatcher and grilli. and the other thing would be a top of the rotation starter. moreno loves big splashes. i'm certain he'd love to get david price, but they'd have to break up their major league to do that. >> joe: 2-0 the count from morin on leonys martin. >> harold: brings up an interesting point. to break up the major league club, because they have some guys that are coming on, some pieces you like, but, i don't know. >> joe: 2-0 the count with one out, nobody on. that's a strike over the outside corner. price is obviously the big one out there, if he is indeed moved, as we started play today, tampa bay is 10 1/2 out in the a.l. east. albeit, a watered down ea

in the interest of safety, i guess, new york assembly woman linda rosenthal introduced a bill which,ned into law, would outlaw touching or hugging tigers in the state of new york, which i don't think that's necessary. someone who is dumb enough to pose with a tiger, i'm okay with that person being eaten. in the long run, i feel like it makes our country stronger. but if the bill gets signed into law, touching a tiger in new york would result in a $500 fined, and it would be doubled if you pose with the tiger while consuming a large sugary drink. >>> finally, someone is getting tough on tiger selfies. >>> big basketball news today. lebron james's agent said lebron will become a free agent on july 1st. can guy who makes more than $20 million technically be a free agent? i don't think he can, but lebron had two years left in his contract with miami, which would have netted him almost $43 million. and he's like, eh. and he -- this doesn't necessarily mean lebron will leave the heat. in fact, he probably won't. now there's a chance he will wind up on another team. wouldn't it be funny if

. >> joining me now, actor wit hughley and the director and producer of "drones," rick rosenthal.t to have you here. i saw the movie the other night at your hollywood screening. you've been promoted from fighter pilot, you're the colonel. and when i saw the movie saturday night, this is the 21st century top gun story. this is where we are. they're underground in some bunkers and in these places thousands of miles away, totally safe, totally different thing than what we were doing in the '80s. >> yeah,' it is a totally different thing. in terms of the psychology of it, it is strikingly different, you know, when you talk about -- when i was working on "top gun," the guys that i met who were our instructors and the real pilots, they were really gung ho. they were surprisingly smart guys. they were athletes and they were really the tim of the spear as they -- as the line goes in the movie. now, i don't know a whole lot of drone pilots, but it's just a very different thing now. they don't have the same hero status as far as i can tell, you know, and i think that is -- there's a real se

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rosenthal is the head director. so you just ask me the question. here is my answer. not going to believe anything that goes against my ideology. next question. so you can present, wait, wait. facts all day long. >> the "times" editorial here. >> wait, wait, wait. >> supporters of marijuana. >> let mr. sabet wrap it up and i will get to you. mr. sabet look the left is saying harmless. i don't agree with it and you don't agree with it it's not a harmless substance, right? it's blacks. you trapping the blacks because in certain ghetto neighborhoods it's part of the cull trure 9-year-old boys and girls are smoking that they don't like that. they don't want those kids to be targeted by the cops. >> here is the issue. i think actually unfortunately the far right and far left meet on this issue often to legalize marijuana for the wrong reasons. as you said earlier. the last thing that poor communities need is another substance. actually, there are 8 times as many liquor stores in poor communities of color in this country, why would we want to add another? want i don't want

like the product and i like the process, the biggest problem here is how its abusive owner andrew rosenthalil me the [bleep] schedule! just do it! >> i'm gonna try to improve the owner and employee relationship before it's too late. >> i don't have to ask him time and time and time and time again! he doesn't care! >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions...

. >> well, on all matters of trades we really, harold and i defer to either tom or ken rosenthal but i think it is a possibility. you pose the the question is this the last time we see chase you the thely as a philadelphia all-star. chase said he doesn't wanting to anywhere. jimmy rollins say he doesn't wanting to anywhere. >> i think he does stay. no, i do. you'll hear his name, there is in doubt bit. he is having a great season. a lot have of teams would like to have chase utley, veteran guy. he likes philadelphia what we're watching derek jeter in the all-star game tuesday night his whole career with one team that is how chase utley wants to go out with the phillies. >> it is interesting where phillies are at with rollins and utley because you're looking at life time, phillies, jimmy is new hits leader, and they have entrenched their names in phillies history. the it is hard to move those iconic guys. >> cole hamels, probably every team would want him. i think he wants to stay here too even though they don't seem to score any runs. i feel so badly for him. when he pitches, the phi

. >>> just about ten minutes ago, fox sports ken rosenthal reported that the as traded tommy malone.aded to the twins reportedly for sam fold. fold played for the a. as at the beginning of the season. milone was sent to sacramento earlier this month after the as traded for pitchers. milone reportedly asked the as for the trade after the demotion. >>> happening today, leland yee is due back in federal court. he's due to enter a plea to a new racketeering charge. last week an expanded indictment was filed. it alleges that yee took bribes in exchange for voting for bills that favored his contributors. one of the other defendants is raymond "shrimp boy" chow. chow and five others were in court yesterday and pled not guilty to the new charges. the indictment alleges that ciao solicited brabs for the senator and laundered money. chow's lawyer said his client has gone straight after spending time in prison also for racketeering. >> when he was arrested he had $400 to $700 to his name. he lived with his girlfriend. he truly took a vow, you know, in essence of poverty and he served the commun

robin, our own robin roberts is a driving force behind it along with co-executive producer jane rosenthald get to meet the mother of jason mcelwain, the high school basketball player with autism who inspired us so many when he scored an epic 20 points in a game. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> i watched the first basket that he missed and i thought, oh, my god. what am i going to do? then the second basket, he made it. [ cheers and applause ] >> they went crazy with each shot. with every moment the sound in the room got louder and louder and louder. [ cheers and applause ] you could feel it almost. the moment was pure and it was awesome for him. >> for more you can head to espnw.com and catch a new short film each day this week and all of the "nine for ix" shorts will be airing back-to-back in a two-hour block on saturday august 2nd at 2:30 on espn. >>> amy, i see you got a couple of stars. i told the girls i would say, dane, they want to say hello. >> ah, yes. >> let me introduce. dane and aubrey, they both star in the new film "life after beth" about a young couple who finds out

mark january son, mark rosenthal, matt wald and david shepherdson. let me follow up on the highway trust fund and move to something else. we have a visit last week from the chairman of the immigration -- well, the judiciary committee of the house bob goodlat basically saying the chances of getting immigration legislation out of congress weren't wonderful. you're saying congress could act. do you actually expect them to act? i mean, if you were rating the odds for action, wouldn't they be minimal? >> the american public expects congress to act. if you had been on the bus tour with me in april, you would go out to the communities and see the long list of things they want to get done. and the burning desire the communities have to fix a bridge that's crumbling in nashville or to see more bridges like the ones created on the kentucky/indiana border or to see transit systems come back to life in parts of atlanta that the haven't seen it before or the investments that make jobs in alabama that a company building transit buses being sold all over the countr

and daniel mark, the father thomas reast and hanna rosenthal who acted as four-time -- as the point person in combating anti-semitism. so -- and they work at their own expense. these are very, very dedicated individuals. they have a professional staff and, again, i would ask members to read their reports. they are among the best reports produced anywhere in this capitol or i should say in washington and it really does -- they go into great depth as to what some of the remedies ought to be. i want to thank again chairman wolf for his extraordinary leadership for 34 years as a member of congress in combating all forms of human rights abuse, especially religious persecution. and this is just another manifestation of his extraordinary leadership and again i do ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include ex traunious material on this bill -- extraneous material on this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. th