. >> the guard, rhine ruyan ruth,t suppose to leave for any reason. >> it was a strange moment wheree was there and gone the next and there was no real explanation of why he was gone. >> snow had fallen just a few hours earlier but there were no footprints around the shaq. his car was parked in a nearby lot and there were no footprints near his car. >> it looked like he may have stepped outside the door and vanished but it was in a very isolated area. >> inside the shaq, everything was in order. 21-year-old brian ruth and his wife jennifer had a 15 month old baby. work records showed this wasn't the first time brian went missing. just a few weeks earlier, brian walked off his job and ran away to las vegas. >> he felt a big biurden to provide for us and especially with a second baby and i know finances worried him a lot. he felt bad we had to move in with my parents that time. >> he spent six days in las vegas and when he returned he was changed man and not for the better. >> he was very cold and distant. a side of him i'd never seen before. very cold, bitter about certain things, fin

there's ruth nichols and jackie cochran. there were not that many female pilots in the 1930's, so they all knew each other and competed against each other, and many of them formed an organization which still exists of women pilots called the 99. it was called the 99 because 99 women showed up, 99 women pilots showed up to the first organizational meeting, which took place actually out on long island. then there is laura ingalls. real quick story about her -- she was actually imprisoned by the united states government during world war ii because her boyfriend was in the german luftwaffe. here's laura with wiley post and amelia ehrhardt in the restaurant at floyd bennett field. if you come down to the field, i'll show you exactly where that picture was taken, though it is no longer a restaurant. everybody know who wiley post was? ok. no, no, actually, wiley post was killed in a plane crash, but he was killed flying with his good friend will rogers. they were both oklahomans. this aircraft was called the winnie mae of oklahoma,

you will see the name ruth nichols. you will see the name amelia ehrhardt. listed right up there with the famous male aviators of the day such as wiley post and jimmy doolittle. in the air, the women were considered the equal to their male counterparts. i mentioned laura ingalls before . laura ingalls was from brooklyn. not to be confused with laura ingalls wilder of the "it'll house" books -- "little house" books. she was a brooklyn girl and a famous aviator throughout the 1930's. ruth nichols, who was considered sort of one of the glamour girls of aviation in the 1930's. helen ritchie, who set and endurance record. -- helen richey. she was over the field for 10 days. her story we will get to in a little bit. sort of has a tragic end. beryl markham, who became the first woman to fly across the atlantic from east to west. did not quite yet all the way to floyd bennett field. crashed up in northern maine, but eventually did make it to the field. jackie cochran, who is a very famous aviator. let me ask you -- how many of you have heard that name before? how ma

the new york yankees alex rodriguez tidied ruth for fourth on the rbi list. with 9,992 against the texas rangers. marlin's out-fielder passed ruth in t all-time hits' lit, with this, his 2,874th hit of the career. more lines still lost to baltimore 8-5, happening a week shy of t 80th anniversary of the time of babe ruth's final game. >> an aish qualifier against rick will have to be played in an emtoy stadium. the asian football confederation punished indonesia after crowd trouble. worse could be to come. intop eeshia will find out if f.i.f.a. was them from both competitions after government interference in the football association. domestic football grouped to a halt after the government suspended the fa after a disagreement over two top tier teams. what are the titles decided in the major football leagues. >> it's about relegation battles. it's the final round. it's at the foot of the german bundislega with three points. they are all in danger of sliding down. the two finishing last will be relegated third from bottom. and in spain, they are already out, fo

joining me tonight, ruth coniff. also republican strategist matt shlap from the american conservative union, he is the chairman there. matt, you first. why is scott walker doing so well in iowa before even declaring he's a candidate? >> well we saw this at the cpac straw poll as well. scott walker is revered by republican voters because he's won in a tough state for republicans over and over again, despite the fact that the left has thrown everything at him. and they admire his fortitude and his standing up for what they believe in and what he believes in. >> what about that ruth do they revere him in wisconsin? he has won three elections in four years. >> well i mean wisconsin, walker is a bitterly divisive figure. he has really divided a once congenial state so he has taken it to the hoop on the most right wing, most aggressive possible agenda. i think he has become a national hero to the far right for that reason. the reason they love him is he's a very very deep social conservative. he is an unapologetic opponent

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now, ruth crashed through a fence and right into john's pool. luckily, no one was hurt, and no charges will be filed. but, oh, when animals get spooked, you never know what will happen. >> still sweet caroline. indeed. hey before you leave home, katie has another look at beautiful weekend forecast for you. >> also, talking to the president can be intimidating, but not for one boy. see the funny exchange he had after cutting the president off. you're not supposed to do. that will first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> i don't know if you guys heard, but big celebration on sunday. >> this man, ukee; going to be inch duct intoed the pennsylvania association of broadcasters hall of fame. >> oh, thank you. >> well done! >> thank you looking forward great honor but i am taking everybody, all of you and all of you at home, taking you all of me in with me. it is a team effort. al

ward was anybody's momma bear, she was ruth whitlock, a teenager from southbend, indiana, with dreamsing a singer or playing in a band. >> so at 19, i got a guitar and i started working on songs. >> ruth made the rounds of the midwest coffeehouse circuit, honing her skills along the way. >> then along came kenneth and kids. >> you have two children that aren't part of the group. >> right. >> and your husband ken is also not part of the group. >> right. >> do they ever look at you guys, like oh mom and -- >> they did that for a while in the beginning stages, whenever we would get maybe an article in the local paper and, you know, they supported us but kind of rolled their eyes like, family, whatever, we all give each other a hard time so we keep each other honest. >> they started playing together six years ago, making a name for themselves in local clubs. and an appearance at last year's americana music fest in nashville landed them on rolling stone's list of 20 best things we saw. >> then came their biggest national appearance so far with this performance on the late show with david l

. >> ruth says she almost didn't believe it. yesterday morning she saw a 90 pound mountain lion on her apartment patio. >> how it got there -- >> i have no idea it is almost scarey. >> mountain lions follow food and when deer venture into neighborhoods to find water, the big cats follow. >> they can move 10 or 15 miles in the course of one night. >> several people spots the mountain lion near downtown san mateo -- police say ruth's husband, barto fired his gun into the ground to scare the cat. >> if it came back again, he probably would have shot at it. you have a park over here with little kids. >> officers confiscated his gun. >> in light of the circumstance it was poor judgment. >> late last night they released the two-year-old mountain lion into the hills describing the capture and release as a textbook operation. >> it lives to fight odd day. >> fish and wild life says the mountain lion was not tagged due to time constraints and it is unlikely to return to the same neighborhood. michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >> good a

here's ruth and al. you hear this loud crash. you believe what you captured on surround vale innocence. >> yes, the taped video very clear, everything happened, you know, i don't know how is it people now. >> can't believe the people survived this. >> ruth what did you think when you played it back? >> i thought the person would have been worse injured when i saw him standing and saw him, you see there and i said to him in spanish that he needed to be searched because he was bleeding profusely and he went to the hospital, i believe he is in stable condition right now. and the police investigators are waiting for the result on the blood work. so he hit also a trailblazer the white, and my car the mini cooper, and we have a lot to do but we have to work today. >> and you said by the way our pretty good tv reporter explaining what happened here. but you also explained to me while you were talking to the driver you smelled very strong scent of alcohol? >> , no the police officer pick up from the floor he toll me that he felt strong a

it comes to us from ruth cornett, "right this minute" viewer. she wanted to share her vacation video with us sheechlt went to tanzania. look what she captured two elephants, to males. staring each other down. their tusks at the ready. what's going to happen? between their trunks because, you guys they're hugging. >> bro hug. >> this is fantastic. every creature just needs love! >> as you can see, they wrap their trunks around each other, move their tusks out of the way. ruth said she tonight know it but this is an elephant hug. >> it would be awesome to hug an elephant. >> now while the elephants were getting along, these two sheep weren't. of course they're fighting over a girl. >> that car stops because there's sheep in the way. one backs up the other backs up. guess what happens next. it took out the headlight of that car. wait. action is not over. >> immediately after ramming the car, she went back for the other one. >> definitely committed to the fight. >> call that blind rage. >> didn't even see the car coming. >> didn't care. >>> i can on

at the moment he's still riding high. >>> coming up a judge in alabama wants ruth bader ginsburg to beed because she prided at the wedding of a couple who you met on this program last week. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. the 2015 c-class. at the very touchpoint of performance and innovation. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. i

and ruth bader ginsburg performed another same-sex major weekend. the happy couple will join us. >>> and we will have some special insights into just how david letterman did it the from someone who helped him if that someone shows up. >> i'll have to ponder it, but i will put it on my list for due consideration. >> hillary speaks. until today, hillary clinton had taken zero questions from the media in the past three weeks. >> i know that there have been a lot of questions about the iraq and posted candidates in the past week. >> was it a mistake to go to war with iraq? >> i understand, but that's not the same question. >> if you're not criticizing iraq because you're afraid of dick cheney, take a drink of water, but be subtle about it. oh, no! >> getting into these what might have beens is not a productive exercise. >> i've made it very clear that i made a mistake, plain and simple. >> but what's important is what are the lessons that you learned? >> what we now see is a very dangerous situation. >> she refused to take a position. >> i want to judge

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suzuki and ruth are currently tied for 42nd on the all-time list. pete rose is at the top with 4,256. among active players, suzuki stands second behind the new york yankees' alex rodriguez. >>> people in a town in northern italy are hoping to revive their community with the help of a new local specialty. and they're turning to a master sake brewer here in japan to give them a hand. nhk world's ria tomea reports. >> reporter: a tiny sake brewery nestled in the mountains of yamaguchi prefecture. the workers' number is just two. this is the brew master. every month he produces a new limited-edition sake. recently he started using rice from italy. he's using the same rice that is usually risotto. >> translator: italian rice is a similar shape to japanese rice but it's a completely different size and color from the rice we usually eat. >> reporter: the rice comes from northern italy, an area famous for rice growing. it's also famous for its water. high-quality rice and water. these are the two essential ingredients of japanese sake. she took a holiday. s

>> ruth to tie all this together. you have clinton global initiative to work for. heed i can't matter-- media matters. how does this play out in the end? >> many people wear many different hats. one thing is you can see both from secretary clinton she says the strain's con jillty. you can see from the advisors it's passed on to that this seems like a thin conspiracy theory. one of them says at one point. so look you need to be really careful when you're getting this input that you understand what the sources of the input are and the conflict of interests she doesn't tote willally endorse what he's saying. i think it's a fair avenue for inquiry. it doesn't go to the fundamental benghazi question as i said earlier of how did we lose these four public servants? >> those that didn't want him in are now saying told you so. appreciate it. take care. >>> breaking news from the worldwide of sports. domestic violence charges against ray rice have been dismissed after he completed the pretrial intervention this week. the charges stem from 2014 caught on surveillance tape in

and then they passed ruth in the all-time hits' lit, with this his 2,874th hit of the career. they still lost to balt pore eight to five a week shy of the 80th anniversary of the time game. >> it's just a mar val watching him. more problems for indonesia's football team. they've been told they'll have to play the world cup asian qualifier against iraq and the home ta against thailand. the asian football confederation was punished after crowd trouble in march. worst will be to come. they'll find out next week if f.i.f.a. will ban them after government interference in the football association. domestic football grouped to a halt after the government suspended the fa after a disagreement over two top tier teams. what are the titles decided in the major football leagues. >> it's about relegation battles. it's at the foot of the german bundislega with three points. they are all in danger of sliding down. the two finishing last will be relegated third from bottom. and in spain, they are already out, four teams fighting to deploy the same fate. granada and deportivo are in the best p

fans apparently unhappy that a black player would break ruth's record. he ended his career with 755 homers. bore roy bonds tops the list, another player accused of using performance enhancing drugs something he denies. bond has failed to be inducted into the baseball hall of fame in his first three years of eligibility so far. >> tom brady has been speaking for the first time since reports said his people deflated footballs to gain an advantage during the a.f.c. championship game against indianapolis last season. braidee threw for three touchdowns in a victory later discovered that some balls were deflated making them easier to grip catch and throw. the report said brady was generally aware of inappropriate activities. the patriots won with brady named at m.v.p. some call for him to be suspended, speaking at a special event, he said he wasn't concerned. >> has this however detracted from your joy of winning the superbowl? >> absolutely not. [ cheers and applause ] >> why not? >> because we earned an achieved everything that we got this year as a team and

whereas on the exterior, ruth chose to go with these very heavy brick piers. on the interior, you can see that with no one seen from the street, he is happy to go with much thinner proportion. to jacket of iron in a way that has a much different feel than on the exterior. also critical is that exterior skin of the masonry is the rookery's primary wind bracing. if the wind blows from left to right, there is enough stability brick to keep it stable. we have seen the masonry used as sheer walls to keep the building up against wind. the exterior of the building is still largely brick. because we need that much break to resist the wind load, we are still restricted in the amount of glass we can have. we would like to get more daylight into those exterior offices in particular. one step towards what we would call the modern skeleton structure and hung curtain wall happens in 1889. a man realizes that if you take all of this exterior masonry and turn it 90 degrees to the street, you can take care of all of the gravity loads and wind bracing with a structure that is t

ruth davisson will put forward her views. i will put forward my views. the people of scotland must be listened to. that's the starting point i begin with and i hope it's the one ruth davidson will too. >> kevin. >> thank you. i'm pleased to hear the first minister say that snp mps will do everything to halt the disability benefits cut. does the first minister agree with me that the best way is to bring all social security to this parliament. >> i do want to see it deinvolved to this parliament. the proposals put forward do not go far enough. they would leave the vast bulk of decisions in the hands of westminster. a debate between politicians this can often sound as if an academic debate, but this is very real for hundreds of thousands of people across our country. now, having power in the hands of this parliament doesn't put into the hands of this parliament a magic wand. tough decisions have to be taken. but we at least know we'll be taking them with values and priorities uppermost in our agenda. so i hope i'm not expecting to get agreement today on thi

we had a list for ruth and diane keaton's name jumped off. >> rose: yeah. there is such a great difference between their energies that plays out really well on screen. she's vivacious and her hands never stop moving and morgan is very still. so i thought it was a really interesting pairing. >> rose: what's his role in the partnership. >> in revelations? >> rose: yes. morgan is the rock, the touchstone. he looks at everything before we take it on as a project. it has to stir something in his soul before we take it on. it's very hard producing in this world today. he's a great -- he reads scripts and really can tell us what's going on and whether or not we need to work on the script before we go on the screen. he just has a deep knowledge of what's going to work. >> rose: did you start your professional life as a computer science graduate of u.c.l.a.? >> i did. i am a programmer. i wrote code when i was in college and after college. they're very similar professions, oddly enough. for software, you have to think of something think of all the apps you use. some

clearly, he has other intentions. >> thank you, chris, ruth. >>> one of the most powerful men of his time texas congressman jim wright he was the majority leader, then the speaker of the house from 1987 to 1989 when he was forced to resign because of an ethics scandal. a move he later said may have been a gross misjudgment. >> the nation has important business. can't afford these distraction ss. that's why i offer to resign. >> there were people in tears earlier going into the house, charles wilson of texas. also senator lloyd bensen came out of a text gathering luncheon. normally a senator wouldn't come to the gathering. he was in tears also as he left tlflt . there is a sense of history and sadness. >> after leaving congress former speaker jim wright went on to become a college professor. he died wednesday at the age of 92. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought

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he has finished a new exhibition on babe ruth and given talks on everyone from thelonious monk to elmer ellsworth. please welcome jim barber. [applause] jim barber: welcome to the national portrait gallery. ira aldridge, we will talk about a little bit right now. very appropriate for february is black history month. why ira aldridge? with this "face to face" series, we connect three different people throughout three consecutive months. we began last month with pocahontas. this month is ira aldridge. the connection is the thread back in 2007, the state of virginia commemorated two huge anniversaries. one, the older one being the 400th anniversary of the founding of jamestown. the second anniversary was the 200th anniversary of the birth of robert e. lee. one of the hardest things to do for anyone is to get a sense of time. think back 200 years if you can to robert e. lee's era. and then another 200 years back to jamestown. that is hard to do. if someone just says 400 years ago, we cannot really envision that. so the thread is jamestown. that is where it starts. in 1519, 12 years later, t

also with us, ruth connif editor in chief of the progressive magazine.arker, was there not any oversight of wdec? what happened here? >> well we're trying to find out, ed. in fact, they've been stonewalling us on providing records. senator watts and i, we sit on the board as democratic legislators and board members have requested a copy of all the records connected with this group. in fact, the other part that's so incredible is that these loan documents are missing. and, you know, it smacks of some sort of a cover-up or perhaps, equally worse, maybe they never did do any underwriting -- >> you mean to tell me -- >> slush fund at least $500,000. >> you mean there's a $500,000 loan out there and there's no records of it? >> they indicated they could not find the records in the documentation. now, we've asked for that and we've also asked ed what other liabilities can there be, how many other unsecured loans did they give. and how many loans that their underwriters raise issues about did they still give? and they won't turn over the records. >> ruth connif

officers found them hiding in the same backyard here on babe ruth drive. there were two adults and two juveniles in all. only two of the adults resisted arrest and they were bitten by the canines. they needed minor medical attention at the scene from san jose firefighters. >> we probably have in the neighborhood of 26 to 30 police officers here. primarily from san jose pd. in this case we utilized a canine officer and two extra officers from santa clara and another canine officer from sunnyvale and two extra officers from sunnyvale. >> reporter: so lots of police activity. police say they found evidence on some of the suspects linking them to the prior robberies. those robbery victims are expected to be okay. they arrived here on the scene and were able to identify the suspects. those suspects were then taken both to jail and to you've any hall. live in the north end of san jose, i'm damon, "today in the bay." >> thank you, damian. >>> breaking this morning, debris lines the streets in daly city after a man stole a dump truck. led police on a short chase b

junichi tazawa to break a 2-2 tie it' a-rod's 6th homer of the season he likely will not catch babe ruthnd ritter facial hair >> gary: the 49ers picked up jaquiski tartta safety in the 2nd and linebacker eli harold in the 3rd round >> gary: he had a goal 20 goals and he advances. >> pam: good night everybody female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> what happened inside the police van? is this what happened to the baltimore man? they call it the rough ride. >>> and celebration on the streets over the breaking news that the cops have been charged. >> a warrant has been issued for their arrest. >> i'm not afraid of rosie. >> rosie o'donnell's ex. >> wait until you hear what she just said. >> i am the better mother. >

ruth davisson will put forward her views on business taxes. i will put forward my views on these matters and others, but let us from this starting point. the people of scotland must be listened to. that's the starting point i begin with and i hope it's the one ruth davidson will too. [applause] presiding officer kevin. :kevin: thank you, presiding officer. i'm pleased to hear the first minister say that snp mps will do everything to halt the disability benefits cut. does the first minister agree with me that the best way is to bring all social security to this parliament? presiding officer: first minister? first minister nicola sturgeon: i do want to see it deinvolved to this parliament. i am on record for saying this before. the proposals put forward do not go far enough. they would leave the vast bulk of decisions in the hands of westminster. a debate between politicians this can often sound as if an esoteric academic debate, but this is very real for hundreds of thousands of people across our country. now, having power in the hands of this

. >> a question for you, babe ruth is most forgeed autograph of all-times, what is the most outside of the sports world? neil armstrong? marilyn monroe? or e >> what is the posted forgeed signature outside of the sports world? it is elvis presley. jamie: for 25 years, dennis harkins keeps an old family heirloom storeed away in a safety deposit box, 4 letters written to his grandmother, jennie marney by john f. kennedy, three handwritten before he became president, and one typewritten on white house stationnary. he and his brother died it is decide it is time to sell. >> kennedy is a very important figure in american history. people really related to the kennedy family. chairs of jacquelin kennedy shoes sell for $30 now. $30,000. jamie: they hold their own unique value, back to that mission on the pt109. >> there are no other letters that we know of by john f. kennedy with his personal account of what happened that night. jamie: many a collector has been burned after plungeing dow pluna fortune for a newly discovered document that was a fake. jfk*frpbgs is thfk is the fourtt forgeed sig

. >> jay is like babe ruth. >> he dominated. johnny carson introduced the topical monologue but not necessarily political. he would do a joke about the president. people say carson people say carson daly. >> it is true. very depressing. >> but johnny's first joke was about richard nixon in 1962 his very first joke. when jay came on he loved politics so much we had the 24 hour news cycles we got so much material and we had bill clinton as president who was a multidimensional character, gave you many things to have jokes about. nowadays with jay gone it is spread out more. to get attention, people want to go viral. that's not necessarily a political joke. >> i was going to say what does he think of -- what does jay think of what social media has done to political comedy good and bad. >> i really don't know. i mean i suspect that you, like me you long for the old days you long for the days when -- >> you say that right? >> i understand. and what jimmy fallon does is great. his bits go viral. >> i feel like the show is almost design

>> a lot's changed in the world of sports since babe ruth hit the home runs on budweiser and syphilis. it's home cooking, it happens all the time in sports. i don't think that's a big deal. if you have a baseball team that has a lot of ground pitchers they hit it in the grass to knock them down. it happened. kennedy: you are an anarchist. >> i'm against law but not against rules but a shady russian so, as the shady russian, the rule is don't get caught. kennedy: yeah. >> so just like him and just like with the tour de france, if you're going to be sloppy and leave fingerprints on the evidence, you deserve everything you got coming to you. >> and if you're a bad person and throw people under the bus, i don't think tom brady is nearly as diabolical as alex rodriguez and lance armstrong. i don't like him, i don't like he's married to a supermodel, drives me crazy, he's suspended for four games, ray rice originally suspended for two games. >> you get to make sexual innuendos and nudge, nudge, wink, wink and talk about genitalia. [ laughter ] . this is steroids and -- kennedy: maybe he gav

>> ruth. >> babe ruth, oh my god, you mean that's the same guy? ] >> james booth. [ buzzer ] booth? is it booth? >> okay. >> john wilkes booth, i believe. >> excellent answer. nasty assassin, wasn't he? >> he was like an actor. kind of eccentric guy. >> when lincoln was assassinated his vice president at the time became president who was that? >> i don't know. >> andrew churchill? [ buzzer ] >> i'm going to take a guess, adams? [ buzzer ] >> rhymes with ronson. >> johnson. >> what are you suggesting, my deer man? >> and they stole his body. >> they stole whose body? >> lincoln's body, you know? >> they did. >> yeah. >> where did they take it? >> isn't an unsolved mystery, you know. >> do it you ever watch bill o'reilly on fox news? >> sometimes. >> that's a. no. [ laughter ] you seem like a huge factor fan. >> not too crazy about bill o'reilly. >> really? what about me? >> i think you are nice. >> thank you. >> well, i don't care what you think. >> quick question for you. are you a big fox news fan? [ laughter ] >> o'reilly wrote a book called kil

at number 3 possibly the most famous baseball player of all time babe ruth he held the record of 714.. he was reportedly the subject of death threats, some people unhappy that a black player would break ruth's record. he eventually retired with his career home runs at 755. top of the list berry bonds, another player accused of using performance-enhancing drugs, something he denies. he has failed to be inducted in the hall of fame in his first three years after retirement. >>> on to the grand prix in the first session nick was quickest just ahead of lewis hamilton. further down the time sheet was the mclaren the spaniard back on the track for the first time after suffering a serious accident. >>> britain football player has had surgery. he was treated by surgeons in sao paulo. it is the second time in six monks he has received treatment. doctors say the 74 year old is in stable condition. >> that's all of your sport for now. >> thank you very much indeed. you can go to our website, if you would like for a great deal more. you have got all of the headline stories, all of the background

an accident ruth road lower sal folder another one in hatfield, bethlehem pike. >> reporter: 61 degreeson, 69. low humidity and more clouds around aatriotic high of 76. >> have a great weekend we'll see you with cut-ins in 30 minutes. for karen rogers, matt o'donnell, david murphy i'm tamala edwards. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> good morning, america. breaking news. that missing marine helicopter on the rescue mission found near moupt everest. the wreckage many pieces. no chance of any survivors. what caused the deadly crash? >>> new this morning. sudden acceleration. new video showing the moments right before the deadly amtrak crash. why did the train speed up nearly 30 miles an hour the minute before flying off the track. >>> bill cosby responds for the first time about the allegations from dozens of women. >>

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he is now pastorally mays and has babe ruth in his size. number 661 last night and a 4-3 win over baltimore and a win over thomas bean's heart. fourth-place in the all-time home runs. tom: that was nice, but he is no ted deutch him's. i'm sorry. ted leonsis is a guy. -- ted williams is the guy. they named a tunnel after him. let me do a day to check. on this job stay, futures up 3. oil gives it up a little bit over the last 48 hours, under $60 on west texas intermediate. 59.35. pound-sterling, 1.5432. really quite advances. builders and others doing better than good off the cameron victory. on jobs day, a turn as we get to 8:30. olivia: i am olivia sterns here with tom keene and brendan greeley. in one hour, we will get that payroll report. economists are forecasting 228,000 new jobs were added in the month of april. joining a staffer preview is peter cook who is at the labor department. it was a big disappointment. what is the outlook for this morning? peter co the expectation among economists we surveyed his for a bounce back, but the req

. >> reporter: ruth said her dog was just feet away from the mountain lion on the patio. just before 6:00 last night a gunshot rang out. soon after officers were seen running toward the price's home where ruth says her husband accidentally fired a shot into the ground. >> i guess he thought if it came back again, he probably would have shot at it you know because it's running around. you know you have the park over here with little kids and little dogs. >> reporter: police confiscated his gun and said they would submit the case to the district attorney's office. >> in light of the circumstances, it was probably poor judgment. >> reporter: wildlife experts say mountain lions prefer to live in isolation. they can travel up to 15 miles a night in search for food. >> as a deer moves into human habitation, mountain lions are following. >> reporter: the fish and wildlife department released the 2-year-old cat into the hills, describing the capture and release has a textbook operation. >> it lives to fight another day. >> reporter: the fish and wildlife department says that they

he is now fourth on the all-time list behind barry bonds for third, hank aaron and babe ruth are one and two. the redskins were back on the field today for the voluntary o.t.a.'s in 90-degree weather. the skins cut a couple of veterans. porter and chris chester had the contracts terminated. the skins are looking forward to a greater pass rush defensively. one of new guys in the middle the terrance nighton. 6'3"135 pounds, alias "pot roast. how about that for a nickname? >> we have guys that get after the quarterback. you can't get after the quarterback unless you stop the run. that is my specialty. i'm the best at doing that. tim: pot roast, you are right about that. basketball game five in the nba western conference final against the rockets. steph curry will play. when i saw that horrible fall in game four i didn't think he'd be back but he is. he will wear a special sleeve on his arm but his head is fine. steph curry is back! as you heard earlier, nine current or former fifa officials face extradition to the united states following a 24-year probe on soccer corruption. we will con

girl got spook about something. >> when she got scared -- >> ruth was driving. 90 pounds of scared dog on her foot. michael tried to pull her off. >> before i could we were wide open. we were probable wl going about 50, 55 miles an hour. >> high tailing it across the parking lot. >> were you terrified. >> yes. >> she was screaming. >> oh, yeah. because i didn't know else to do. >> reporter: all she knew to do was keep the truck straight. don't hit people or cars. she aimed for a wooden fence. plowed right through it and splashed down in a backyard pool pool. >> had he hit the water. what in the name of god did this water come from. >> the pool's owner john was in the kitchen with his wife. there was some commotion in the yard he look out and said honey there's a truck in the pool. >> laughed the at me what are you smoking or something? i don't smoke. i said new york, i mean it. >> reporter: sure enough 88 dodge ram had knows dived into the shallow end. his first thought is anyone hurt hurt? >> i just had open heart surgery. i said i'm going to have another heart

when she gets scared she'll get on the noor board of the truck. >> ruth was driving.unds of scared dog on her foot. michael tried to pull her off. >> before i could we were ride open. we probably were going about 50, 55 miles an hour. >> reporter: high tailing it across the parking lot. >> were you terrified. >> oh, yes. >> she was screaming. >> oh, yes. because i didn't know what else to do. >> reporter: all she knew to do was keep the truck straight. don't hit people or cars. she aimed for a wooden fence. plowed right through it and splashed down in a backyard pool pool. >> we hit the water i'm going what in the name of god is this water coming from. >> the pool's owner jack was in the kitchen with his wife. there was a commotion in the jar. he look out and said honey there was a truck in the pool. >> she laughed at me. what are you smoking or something? i don't smoke. i said, no, i mean it. >> reporter: sure enough an 88 dodge ram had nose dived into the shallow end. first thought is anyone hurt? >> that and, you know, i just had open heart surgery in january. i'm

. >>> plus, ruth bader ginsburg in hollywood, the famous actress who will play her on the big screen. >>> many parents -- >>> this morning on "today," nbc's hallie jackson is taking a look at a new study that shows how parents of overweight children are blind to the child's unhealthy diet. >>> now sports, let's start with the nba playoffs. the l.a. clippers hammer the houston rockets 128-95. they are within the kings' first ever trip to the western conference titles. >>> next, the cavs/bull, and a game winning buzzer beater. derrick rose for the open jam. then being tide at 84-84. 1.5 seconds on the clock. >> 1.5 remaining. james for the win! it's good! lebron james at the buzzer. >> series now tied at two each. >>> in baseball, the yanks got a gem out of pitcher michael pineda. he struck out 16 orioles in route to a 6-2 win. >>> and a playoff between rickie fowler, kevin kisner and sergio garcia. and for the win, kisner coming up just a bit short on that putt. but then 26-year-old fowler sinks the short one for the victory, taking home $1.8 million. along with some serious celebratin