well, jared, ryan has confessed. if ryan confessed and they have three witnesses? >> reporter: and under questioning from police and his parents jared's story changed completely. same for another of the four friends, dave stebbins. the night before he'd been a suspect but denied everything. now when police questioned him again in the light of day he, too, flipped. ryan's friends, once his staunch defenders, were now his chief accusers. prosecutor vince dooley. what is the second story that comes out? >> reporter: we didn't have anything to do with it. >> it was all ryan thompson. david stebbins said thompson brought the gun to the party with him. he gets out of the car. he gets back into the consider and says i think i shot somebody. jared gilkenson' statement, ryan runs into the car and says i think i shot somebody. let's get out of here. >> reporter: both teenagers put a rifle in the car. >> absolutely. >> reporter: two of ryan's own friends, his curb side buddies from the neighborhood who the night before had told

the other people who were with him. >> yes. >> couric: does that sound like ryan?bsolutely. >> couric: life without her son was hard to accept until a casualty assistance officer asked her to choose how she would like to receive his death benefits. >> i handed the paperwork back to the poor casualty assistance officer and said, "i don't want it." and he was very patient and explained that it wasn't an option and that, really, i had to accept it, and i had to decide what to do. >> couric: she eventually filed, electing a lump sum of $400,000, but the check never came. instead, she received a checkbook and a packet from prudential saying the money had been placed in its alliance account, where it was available immediately and would begin earning interest right away. >> you can use the address to access any time you wish. >> couric: everything seemed fine until she tried using the checks. >> and i was told that the check could not be verified. >> couric: when did you realize this was a different kind of checking account? >> sad to say, it wasn't until the journalists

>> ryan seacrest are done a charity event in orange county.tried to get too close to mr. seacrest and he ended up in a scuffle with ryan seacrest's bodyguard. that defendant plead guilty and was ordered to stay away from ryan seacrest. a month later, he came to the studios where ryan was -- he wasn't recognized at the moment and he was turned away. he came back a second time a couple of weeks later and he was recognized at that time, because the studio knew there was a restraining order and they detained him and he had a knife on his person. >> larry: was he prosecuted? >> he was, and he's in a mental facility as well. >> larry: does ryan have to press charges in that kind of case? >> the victim -- we represent the people of the state of california and ryan is the victim in that case. he did not have to come to court to testify in that case. the defendant plead before we went to trial. >> larry: but he would have had

for now, speculation is centering on a posh estate in a town of ryan beck, newark.ine quijano is on the scene. >> reporter: in the one stop light village of rhinebeck, new york, nestled in the postcard perfect hudson valley all signs indicate chelsea clinton will marry fiance here next saturday, and the rumors are swirling. >> president obama is coming up in the hudson in a private boat, and, you know, the frogmen will escort him. >> reporter: the clintons have not confirmed ryan beck as the wedding location but the mother of the bride told cbs news she's thrilled. >> i'm very excited. i think she is a really responsible young woman. her fiance is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: mayor jim reardon believes the ryan beck rumor is true. what do you think this place is going to look like come july 31. >> i think it's going to look like a circus. >> reporter: the wedding will reportedly take place at the $12 million estate known as aster court, 50 acres and owned by clinton donors. just two days ago, the local paper, the "hudson valley news" spotted this newly erecte

our thanks to ryan for that report. >>> when we come back, it's the wedding everyone is talking aboutrmer first daughter chelsea clinton set to tie the knot and we'll have a look at those who will reportedly be there and those who won't. does any mother ever feel like their kids are adults? i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i really started to talk to them about the things that are important that they have to take ownership over. my name's colleen stiles, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. and complete your will in minutes. i'm from the gulf coast. my family spends a lot of time here. i have a personal interest in ensuring that we get this job done right. i'm keith seilhan. i'm in charge of bp's clean up on the gulf coast. bp's taken full responsibility for the clean up, and that includes keeping you informed. over 25,000

to pay it's working in russia so why not here in the us well joining me in this you discuss it is ryan ellis tax policy director at americans for tax reforms and christian dorsey director director of external and government affairs at the economic policy institute gentlemen thank you so much for being here now first i want to get your thoughts should these tax cuts for the rich be allowed to expire while they're extended for the middle class the lower classes. well first of all americans for tax reform we believe that this is not the time to raise taxes at all but nobody's taxes should go up that's what we're talking about here we're talking about raising taxes if all of the tax increases that are set to go into effect in january were in fact to go into effect it would probably be the largest tax increase in american history this is certainly not the time to do that and we think that we can keep taxes right where they are as a necessary precondition of getting back to economic recovery but what about the deficit that's right no one's talking about rolling back the tax cuts for everyone

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but ryan said to me, do the math.an be broken down to between 8 and 20 vials. if a donor makes dozens of deposits, the numbers are staggering. only about 40% of moms who give birth to a sperm donor baby report it to the banks. >> you say the grandparents do? >> the donors have no liability. but the grandparents are saying, i don't care how this child is conceived. that child is my grandchild. and i want to know him. >> fascinating. thanks so much. >>> coming up next, i'm going to grab a cup of coffee. i don't drink coffee. this is must-see-tv. cybill shepherd and cokie roberts, sound off on this week's newsmakers on george's "morning mix," coming up. [ female announcer ] for dazzling white teeth, give toothpaste the brush off. you need listerine® whitening vibrant white™ rinse. the mouthwash that gets teeth four times whiter than the leading toothpaste. and kills bad breath germs. listerine® whitening vibrant white™. [ woman #2 ] i'd like to enjoy things again. [ woman #3 ] i feel these aches and pains. [ woman #4 ] t

here's ryan owens. tonight, the bear s in one of these cages, caught by returning to the scene of the crime. they placed a trap right next to ohe tent where she mauled to to h a 48-year-old man. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> hi, i'm in cooke city right emergency? have someone that has r, n attacked and bitten pretty badly by a bear. >> reporter: minutes earlier, she tore into ronald singer's tent and sank her teeth into his teeth into >> it was on my leg and i punched it a couple of times and then it was gone. >> repor >> reporter: deb freele was >> repor >> reporter: deb freele was xt.t. >> i remember opening my eyes and thinking, something's not and thinking, something's not right, and then crunch. >> reporter: forensic crews took >> r crews and hair samples from the bear and the the victims. lab results are due back tomorrow. if there's a match, wildlife officials say they have no grizzly,ut to kill the grizzly, and likely her three 1-year-old cubs, who watched and learned from their mother. ry

ryan: right. what we're proposing and have been investing in is a pro-growth agenda for our country. that is not as simple as cut taxes for rich people and hope and pray that they somehow invest in the manufacturing in the u.s., you know, in other investments in the u.s. we need to rebuild our infrastructure in this country, roads, bridges, waterlines, suer lines, combine sewer in our big cities, that's going to put people to work and rebuild our country. our highways and bridges, we can invest into that and rebuild the country. that's going to lead to economic development and economic growth. we are going invest into technology, green technology, national institutes of health, biotechnology that is ultimately going to make us healthier and create more jobs. those investments aren't made by the private sector and we need to make those investments to put -- that will directly put people back to work so we want to go back to the philosophy we had in this country in the 1950's and 1960's and a little

outfielder ryan sweeney the a's leading hitter will undergo season-ending near surgery, watching the the red sox from the bench, game tied in the fourth when adrian beltre tees off. the chief's pitch is low enough to get the win but had no run support. he is into the seven-day. strikes out six, two hits, with curt suzuki but barnes gets the a's catcher to ground out, the a's drop back to 1 game under if you .500. >>> now how the west was won, there is a book the finds haven't read, they are 9-20 against national league opponents. >> i'm kind of a big deal. >>> well ferrell hanging on every pitch. 4-0 san francisco. madison baumgartner pitches it into six. he allows only 1 home run and wins his third straight start. >>> brian wilson loaded the baseness the ninth but struck out casey blake and the giants have won 10 of 12. cbs5 has acquired the exclusive rights to pro am basketball at caesar pavilion and a blanket of owners and security says let those bows behind delicious could you go. they pride themselves to beat oakland 75-76. >>> i thought i heard you say you would never break the

today i would like to bring up a member of my commission, president of our commission, and that is ryan brooks. mr. brooks, commissioner brooks, or president brooks, as he is now known, is the western region vice president of government affairs for cbs outdoor, a leading global media company and is responsible for government and public affairs from california to texas for that company. he is also a member of the california international relations foundation. he provides assistance to the california state senate in furthering economic, environment, educational and cultural exchanges with foreign governments and citizens. president brooks also served as director of administrative services for the city of san francisco where he was responsible for policy and planning for 14 city departments, managing over 300 employees, and a budget of $100 million. please join me in welcoming president brooks. . >> thank you, susan leyall, and good morning, welcome here. before i start i want to thank our general manager leyall who has done an extraordinary job here at the san francisco puc and also i wan

a's and rangers and nolan ryan, sleepy time.ouble to the gap scoring michael young. 1-0 texas. gonzalez went six innings. a's even it up and kurt suzuki get an r.b.i single. cocoa crisp in. 1-1 game. they are looking for a big inning. leigh acquired by texas. kouzmanoff robbed at the wall. leigh throwing smoke. nine innings and allowed one run and struck out a career high 13. you will all get nothing and like it. extras we go now. cruz facing wortz. good night, game over. drive home safely. a's are 8 and a halfback of the rangers. terrell owens reportedly signed with the bengals, a year and $2 million. he will lineup opposite chad ocho-sinco. so that means a really good reality show. dream if you are network vh1. and here is something they can learn from from iceland's premiere soccer division. this is the fishing routine. he was pretending to be the fish. i don't know how you do that with your body flopping around like that. then the tremendous group photo. that might be the best celebration in sports history right there. shara

ryan and mr. murphy's bill is going to have a hearing. is there any doubt in your mind that this -- this legislation fully fits within this initiative and -- and should get treated in the fall? >> there's going to be a hearing. clearly as i said, we need a level playing field. we're prepared to compete with anybody in the world. but we can't compete when the rules are skewed against us. that is what the hearing will address. i'm sure secretary geithner and the administration will look at this and -- at this as well. but we frankly think there are a number of &s in which china is not playing by the rules and -- that our competitors do not have a -- a stable playing field there. i.t. is another area, a proprietary information is another area so that i think -- we're going to look at a number of areas. not just china, although china is obviously a focus of the ryan bill itself. but at other -- other -- other of our trading partners as well. >> we'll open it up more generally, come back up to the front. please identify yourself. thank you. >>

plus marathoners twenty one one ryan is argentina coach comes to an end. all russia arranged to boost his medals tally in barcelona after the teenager strolls to victory. first those anita had a frustrating time in romania last night unable to break down. in the third qualifying round of the champions league although. describing it. as a good result for st petersburg i believe had a man advantage after. two was sent off to the home side after just thirty six minutes and still couldn't find a way through afterwards but that he's saying his side had faced a team that fought well at the first by the return leg will be in st petersburg next week elsewhere belgian champions and the leg the welsh league side in the same three one but also wins for the nominee of prague cypriot side nicosia drew one one with red bull salzburg and it finished all swear between gina and the text or turn legs of these gangs will be on that tuesday and wednesday of next week for the small third round qualifying tonight i accept them as they take great care in amsterdam after new york

ryan: i don't even want to imagine what my father had to go through. when we first started, it was a rough job. everything was dynamite. now, they have these machines called "moles." it's like a big drill, and it just cuts right through the ground. so there's no more dynamite. and it's still a rough job, but it's gotten to a point where it's a lot safer. in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is use

ryan's remarks and budget issues. paul ryan is a congressman from the first district of wisconsin and is ranking member for the republicans on the budget committee, a member of the ways and means committee, and one of the few congressmen who is as comfortable around nerds like us as he is in political circles. mr. ryan -- many of us think of him as the thought-leader in the party. his remarks are always food for thought for those of us assembled. mr. ryan will speak. we will have to run for a vote. the plot is not taking for that. i will hand it off -- the bell is ticking for that. i will hand it off. >> i will give an abridged version. i can make it to the floor fast. we just got this yesterday. this is the cdo long-term budget outlook. it is pretty scary. our economy is going off a fiscal cliff. we will have our own debt crisis of we do not get the situation under control. the legislation really -- received very little attention. it was designed to prevent high premium increases for seniors. i want read a quote from

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hanly, boshg, ryan, kennedy,llower and hoge an. i examine the rate books people were paying.hey paid a tax shillings to the pound. another indicate the tax is paid and another indicate the taxes in arrears. james lacy was paid in full and not in a rears. the tax in 1846 was cut in half from the previous year. the year 1847 shows something else. the people were taxed in may of 1847 and made to pay a 4 fold increase and in october of 1847, 15 times what they were paying in 1846. this amounted to a 900 percent increase in tax in less than a year. still james lacy was paid in full and not in arrears. i show the book to the librarian who knows i am reading papers to look for clearance notices and says, there's your answer now you know why they left. newspaper mentioned the establishment of insolvant commission. in commission states the tax

results, is t you need a web camera, and whipped him, and the internet, the top 3-whad card and i'm usig ryanold the card in front of the web camera. and philadelphia phillies. the first baseman, rye and how word! to life. when your hand with the car, the iridium mobile of that. to release that a virtual image, and to leave that on a computer screen. from there, you can play games which are player. >> catching, bedding, to see what type of scores you can get. www.kron.com gabriel slate's tech report >> and often a repeated joker, perhaps if they give them too much cold medicine? and some research how harmful that can be. >> that is right, mark. today, a journal of pediatrics article says that over the counter subscriptioover medicating canbd endangerment. pharmaceutical drugs were maliciously used on children. research discovered that children are most commonly refute receivin stimulus, sedatives, hypnotic, and tyson knocks and also cold medication. 18 children died, to check out of the details on this research what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. www.kron.com >> and this has been a pro

she thought her boyfriend, ryan seacrest, was gay before they started dating.> why would she say that publicly? >> it wasn't really publicly. the rumor is that she was in north carolina, in town for her birthday dinner, turning 22 years old. she's out with a bunch of friends and one of the friends said, how did you and ryan get together? she responds, he was actually after me since i was 18 but he totally wasn't my type, i thought he was gay. >> really. >> yes. she says after a few years he was just so persistent she went out with him on a date and she realized how much she liked him. now they're saying the relationship has only been a cple ths re appa get and kinn yat and >> go get it, all right. >> there's a lot of other women also but i see why she thought that. i think we all see why she might have thought that. >> why? t'srumo do you think so? >> jim's silent on that. >> jim's saying yes. all right, well, okay. hopefully he won't be -- make it happen, keep it through. anyway, another side note here, brad and angelina. the tabloids can be so cruel and put o

on his way to paris. >> i like ryan. >> larry: he's curious, he's interesting, he's likeable. >> butbe he is interested in politics. >> larry: see, that i don't know. >> isn't that a key part of the job? >> larry: that's what i mean. if he has a great interest in politics, i would recommend him. but i'm sure there's a ton of people who could do it. come on, it's q & a. >> it's deceptively easy. if i may make another baseball analogy, joe dimaggio made it look easy, but it's not easy. that's the trick. >> larry: we'll be right back with bill maher. yep. but that's just the start. we have a great loyalty program. i'm listening. stick with us, and you keep earning bigger discounts and benefits like accident forgiveness. plus, it's free. wow! great. now let's get you initiated into the program. what is that? watch. here you go -- automatically enrolled. painless, right? totally painless. rewarding loyalty. now, that's progressive. call or click today. dr. scholl's back pain relief orthotics with shockguard technology give you immediate relief that lasts all day long. dr. scholl's. pain r

if you could get on ryan's calendar a year out, you were lucky. his average sales were $1.3 million. first quarter of 2010 he was up over 60% of last year. when i visited him a few weeks ago he was a couple days of pulling the plug. he didn't have a trip on the books forthe next 100 days. i spoke to ryan this past weekend. his 14 guides are mostly working in the cleanup. he has 12 acres, clean and available for warm bodies. he is invested in coastal, louisiana, that investment is not performing welg. ryan's story is one of many that we are living every day across the gulf. the center is xhikted to rebuilding our coast. and construction of fish hash hashries andesearch centers but we can't do it alone. th greatness of this country will prevail and we will recover but it will not be quick or easy. ryan and the others may be able to hang on until then or they may not. how successful we are in our commitment to recover from this disaster will be measured from their ability to resume their lives as they once new them. thank you very much. >> thank you,

on his way to paris. >> i like ryan. >> larry: he's curious, he's interesting, he's likeable. >> bute is interested in politics. >> larry: see, that i don't know. >> isn't that a key part of the job? >> larry: that's what i mean. if he has a great interest in politics, i would recommend him. but i'm sure there's a ton of people who could do it. come on, it's q & a. >> it's deceptively easy. if i may make another baseball analogy, joe dimaggio made it look easy, but it's not easy. that's the trick. >> larry: we'll be right back with bill maher. [ male announcer ] when we built our first hybrid, youtube didn't exist. and facebook was still run out of a dorm room. when we built our first hybrid, more people had landlines than cell phones, and gas was $1.75 a gallon. and now, while other luxury carmakers are building their first hybrids, lexus hybrids have traveled 5.5 billion miles. and that's quite a head start. ♪ >> larry: joining us on the phone is maybe the most beloved lady in america, the former first lady, nancy reagan. thank you for calling in, dear. >> oh, how nice of you, larr

if we take control in november, then paul ryan would be budget committee chairman.t is an exciting thing because roadmap for america's future could be a very helpful path. the only problem is there are only 12 of us on that bill. so, because it broaches these very difficult subjects we were talking about. so if you are going to do that, get ready for the backlash because some people that consider themselves conservatives don't want to hear that it is medicare, medicaid, and social security. then there are folks on the left that don't want to hear anything about changing the entire oil -- entitlement system. this is an equal opportunity offender. the truth is an equal opportunity offender. we are going to let the talk beetroot to the american people and say really hard decisions -- talk the truth to the american people and say really hard decisions lie ahead. let's be the adults on the scene and talk through those. but it is not going to be pain- free. it will involve real changes to those major programs. host: just a couple of specifics before we get to calls. we wi

lousy time to lose their best hitter..outfielder ryan sweeney, who >>> welcome back.ll y'all have been on vacation. >> i wasn't in texas. >> where did you go? >> it's great to be back especially with the as on the heels of a five-game win streak. they are getting ready for a critical home stand, i think. but we have to begin with some really bad news. the as picked a lousy time to allows their best hitter. outfielder ryan sweeney, who was leading the team with a .294 average, will have surgery on his right knee out for the entire season. the as got to prove they can beat winners. they have beaten up on the sad sacks of the american league lately. 24/10 against teams with losing records. but look at the bottom one. against winning attempts, the opposite. so these games against the red sox and the white sox could determine what the as do the rest of the way and whether we'll see billy beane star as monte hall in let's make a deal. >> billy does a great job of putting a winning team on the field. we have to stay healthy, keep focused on the winning, and that's all we can

star speaking out about what it will take for the club to win a record nineteenth english title while ryan giggs offered his faults on syria new start and new york. only is. is a tremendous place a world class player has been for the last ten years and. all he can bring is good for the american game because he's a he's a world class. big name. now you've got big names both on the east coast on the west coast get a lot of hard work dedication and. that's what we're doing here at the moment in america so working hard to play our games. we come back in the england team in august and if you start on the sixteenth we should be up and running to try to get our trophy back ok let's move away from all things football and to golf for tim clark and dean wilson to share the lead at the halfway stage of the canadian open american wilson carving a second straight sixty five to join his south african colleagues at the st george's summit durban native clarke he was bogey free through just rolling in a birdie on the seventeenth the thirty four year old hoping to a second p.g.a. title to the big money play

to war and they were probably watching that game but found some time to talk as well ryan giggs offered his thoughts on the new beginning for on really while ad when the one there sars spoke on what it would take for the club to win they record nineteenth anguish title thing. is tremendous players are world class players because the last ten years are. all they can bring is good for the american game because he's a he's a world class where there are big names. you know you've got big names both on the east coast on the west coast so. far the largest first times looks. good in itself a the u.s. did well in the world cup so. football in america is looking strong at the moment. it's going to take a lot of hard work dedication and that's what we're doing here at the moment in america the serb working hard and playing our game so. we come back in england in august and nervous to start in the sixteen so we should be up around it to work hard to get our trophy back. moving away from football and in cycling there's just a couple of days left before the world's top riders reach paris to the fran

t >>> earlier this week the a's were forced to say goodbye to ryan sweeney. if they want to keep their dwindling playoff hopes alive somebody was going to have to step up. today it was plural. ben ma zero took care of the white sox. two runs on six innings. five strikeout victims. bottom two, a's wasting no time against freddy garcia. the single to center. 3-2 a's on top. garcia can't make it out of the second inning. the power back on. suzuki playing long ball to left. only question, did that ball go out? the umps discussed, they determined yes, it is a home run. very next batter jack cusp, no doubt about this one. solo home run. a's back-to-back. another homer in the eighth. the a's rule 10-2. the rubber game is tomorrow. >>> it looks like the a's will not be dealing ben sheets after all. they put the starter on the disabled list with right elbow inflammation. the outlook might not be so good. he may be out the 15 days or for the rest of the season and could be leaning towards the latter. the elbow has been swollen, now he needs to get checked out by his ow

ryan lambert is angry. his fishing guide service is essentially dead in the water, because of the oil spill. and he's even more worried that chemicals sprayed into the gulf waters to disperse the oil-- nearly two million gallons-- will haunt this amazingly beautiful and bountiful bayou country for years. >> it's done exactly what they want it to do, it's sinking the oil out of sight, out of mind. you know that's... that's dispersant is to disperse it and to sink it down. when it goes under how long are we going to have to clean it up? how many years will it come in because it'll be coming from the depths. >> reporter: but not everyone shares lambert's fears. at the farmers market in new orleans, you can still find shrimp -- fresh caught and for sale. the shrimp seller here --whose husband catches the fish she markets -- was thankful for anything that helped get rid of the oil that was ruining their business. >> i'd like to see the oil gone which everybody want to do it, but i really don't have the informati

ryan. >> there's nothing i can really add, but it's pretty interesting i think we had a fresh analysis from medicare and medicaid since the passa of the last health care bill. we have made is clear we have different opinions of the health care bill, but leaving those aside, the actuary was situation are the health care programs and the primary drivers are excess health care costs and aging of the population. those are the things that are the primary drivers of the fiscal problem. there was a service of this in pointing those out, and i think we had a good frank discussion about ideas on how to get this under wraps. >> thank you. we have one minute to go. if i could yows -- >> take the ole minute. >> i just want a half minute. i just want to ask you please let us hear from you during this recess. we need whatever additional questions you have. we want to make sure the staff has a chains to answer them. we want ideas you have to vent them over in the month of august and what options you want prepared over the recess. please let us hear from you. we have four months left for this commissi

but for ryan seng of grange bar and restaurant in downtown sacramento, lemons are oh, so much more. >> it's one of those staples. it's one of those foundations of a decent bar is they use a lot of lemons. even--you'll see, you know, you're making limoncello or some kind of infusion in the back. you'll use just the rind, or you're making a syrup with it. but then, you have the lemon leftovers. you can juice it so you get 2 uses out of it. >> they are the main ingredient for several of his specialty drinks on the menu, including a pink lemon margarita. but he's not alone in adding a little zest to his menu. over at rick's dessert diner in sacramento, you know right away this place is special. from the funky exterior to the gigantic cakes that greet you when you walk in, this place is a hit. >> well, we come about once a week, and it's just the freshest desserts. everything is so good here. we moved to sacramento about 2 years ago, and we saw the bright pink building, and we're like, "ok, we have to check that out." and since then, i've been completely hooked. like, have to come and get

ryan hanigan hit one down the line, fouled by a couple of feet, but that didn't stop everybody from celebrating. off went the fireworks. if that's what they do for a foul ball, i'd love to see what happens when there's an actual home run. nationals won it, 8-5, and strasburg picked up his fifth win. >>> now to st. louis. the red-hot cards have won seven in a row, taking on the phils. in the seventh, matt holliday with a frozen rope over the left field wall. st. louis up, 2-1. they went on to win it, 5-1. >>> in chicago, cubs and astros needed extra innings. check out the cubs' bullpen. no pitchers left. just a couple of catchers and a security guard. start warming up that arm. the cubbies might need you. 12th inning. jason michaels with a double into the gap. in came two. maybe they should have used the security guard. astros won it, 4-3. >>> if i asked you who had the most home runs on the yankees, you'd probably say alex rodriguez, maybe derek jeter. if you did, you'd be wrong. it's robinson cano. hit his 18th of the season against the angels. the catch of the game wasn't by a player but by t

bases loaded for the big fella, ryan howard. uh-oh. he was 0 for 5 with 2 strikeouts.go to the bottom of the 11th. two on, one out. tied at 2-2. phillies walk it off, 3-2. they've won eight in a row. >>> that's a look at your sports highlights. for espn news, i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> a south florida clerk targeted by a gunman said her faith made the suspect leave that store empty-handed. surveillance video released by the broward county sheriff's department captured the drama as it unfolded. >> it shows the robber crumbling after the christian clerk talked to him about her faith in jesus. she calls it divine intervention. d face armed robbery charges if he is caught. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following on this friday morning. including the latest on the economy. is it going in the wrong direction? >>> and deciding the fate of a grizzly bear and her cubs. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this friday. police are braced for more protests today over arizona's immigration law. demonstrations have now spread across the

a late consolation for the hosts so it finished five to the way of united's next travel to mexico ryan giggs lavished praise as less experienced team mates after the game. we were all disappointed with that we did it comes us. while you're trying is a reaction and i think we got out tonight. you know on a huge stage the employers. played brilliantly. showed a lot of character you know. when you. got about two to one you could've made it difficult you know it was there was a young team other than and they reacted in the right way they didn't panic we kept playing the football and it was going through a really good goal well united may have gone but more choice football will be seen in america next week and it will be provided by spanish giants rail madrid the nine time european champions have arrived in los angeles or play two matches in california as part of their preparations for the new season back home club america and david beckham's los angeles galaxy the opposition which is aiming his charges. elsewhere diego maradona says he feels betrayed after his contract as argentina coach w

. >> couric: survivors like cindy lohman, whose son, ryan, was killed in afghanistan, believed they would be getting checks, too. instead, they were told their death benefits were being placed in a secure, interest-bearing account. but the funds are actually held in the company own general corporate account allowing prudential to earn the lion's share of the interest for itself. >> i was stunned to realize that i had been duped. >> couric: in 2008, when cindy lohman's statement said she was earning less than 1% interest on her alliance account, public records show prudential was earning almost 5% on its corporate account. >> when i read about it and saw how despicable it was, i, frankly, thought it was treasonous. >> couric: pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy is an iraq war veteran himself and says he's looking into possible legislation to permanently end the practice of so-called retained asset accounts. >> i'm not sure if it's criminal or not, but what i know is it's wrong and it should stop. and if they don't stop it themselves, we're going top to stop it for them. >> couric: new