stacy, we wish you well.ckly, elizabeth, recent studies, i'm hearing about young people and specifically women having strokes. >> yes, some showing that over a 15-year period, a tripling in the rate of strokes for young women. one of the reasons might be just the increase in obesity. a stroke is a brain attack. so whatever would make you more vulnerable to a heart attack, like being overweight, could also be leaving to this. >> acronym, fast. thank you so much. something for us to keep in mind. elizabeth, stacy, we wish you well. thank you for coming on. >>> and coming up, speaking of health, where is the pope? he's cancelled his popular wednesday appearances through the month of a july. a lot of questions, is he sick, worn out from going non-stop? a lot of travel? maybe needs a vacant kay. >>> and amy van dyken talks about being paralyzed after an accident and the conversation she had with her husband. next. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out

stacy was at home watching tv when it happened. >> the whole left side of moye body went very numb andin my head i'm like this is a stroke. i'm like i can't be having a stroke. >> reporter: so she went to her local hospital for help. doctors said it wasn't a stroke. >> they had said it was stress-related and told me to learn,000 manage my stress. >> reporter: when it happened again in her car a few days later, the 48-year-old did something incredible. >> now i'm taking a picture for an example of what happens. >> reporter: using her smartphone she taped her own symptoms. >> it's always tingly on the left side. >> reporter: you have the wherewithal to turn a camera on. >> yep. >> what possessed you to do that and why? >> because i just needed somebody to see what was happening. when i'm telling people this is stress, they're telling me it's stress. i'm like i know this is not stress. >> reporter: her video was eventually shone to doctors at toronto west hospital. >> this small area we see here, that's the area of injury. >> reporter: and stacy's self-diagnosis was confirmed. she'd had a

>> stacy lauer. >> seth: oh! who is, who's stacy lauer? okay, yeah. go for it. go for it. ♪ >> stacy, i want to ask you to the year-end seventh grade dance. i know i'm not -- i know i'm not as handsome as stan jerowitz. [ light laughter ] i know i don't own an inground pool like jimmy reynolds. but, stacy -- if we end up being boyfriend and girlfriend, which i want -- [ laughter ] it would be a tale as old as shakespeare itself. filled with instermontable obstacles. [ laughter ] like, you live on the southside of franklin and i live on the northside of franklin and my parents won't let me cross the street! [ laughter ] on my bike unless one of them's with me! but, stacy, i don't give a rip! [ laughter ] because you're not -- only the owner of my heart, you're the proud owner of my first genuine boner. [ laughter and applause ] no internet! no tv! just a real honest to goodness, staring at a person boner! [ laughter and applause ] >> timmy! timmy! >> stacy! o-m-freaking-g. how'd you get here so fast? [ cheers and applause ] >> wait. my dad'

granted stacy lewis was not good enough to make the u.s. women's open, so her perspective may be different. and we with have also seen young players to go on and have successful careers. and stacy is is the number one with female golfner the world, i think she is leading the tournament. >> yes, she shot three under 67. >> so her game is tight. >> one with distinction, lee is not the youngest player to ever play, there was a ten-year-old back in 1967 who played but she didn't have to qualify, she was just given a spot in the tournament. but she didn't make the cut. >> very good. good story, iraq questions around the world, say no to the sectarian fighting in their country, the social media response is next, and that it is real money with alley i have she. >> coming up, oil and water on a collision course, both sides on the battle over pipelines that run right through precious watersheds. plus, tuning up your portfolio continues with making bets on municipal debt, that and more on real money. since a part of theyear defensive marriage act was

>> stacy lauer. >> seth: oh! who is, who's stacy lauer?ur cameras? >> seth: sure. >> i have something to say to somebody very special. >> seth: okay, yeah. go for it. go for it. ♪ >> stacy, i want to ask you to the year-end seventh grade dance. i know i'm not -- i know i'm not as handsome as stan jerowitz. [ light laughter ] i know i don't own an inground pool like jimmy reynolds. but, stacy -- if we end up being boyfriend and girlfriend, which i want -- [ laughter ] it would be a tale as old as shakespeare itself. filled with instermontable obstacles. [ laughter ] like, you live on the southside of franklin and i live on the northside of franklin and my parents won't let me cross the street! [ laughter ] on my bike unless one of them's with me! but, stacy, i don't give a rip! [ laughter ] because you're not -- only the owner of my heart, you're the proud owner of my first genuine boner. [ laughter and applause ] no internet! no tv! just a real honest to goodness, staring at a person boner! [ laughter and applause ] >> timmy! timmy! >> sta

what you'll hear from stacy is that things are changing and there is great hope.we now have the numbers to get things change faster still. stacy? [applause] >> i wanted to say thank you to ben and to my fellow panelist. i am here to talk about why this matters very why the history of freedom summer remains prominent and critical. there was a photo this year and it is of my father marching. it is a re-creation of a march the heated when he was 15 years old and mississippi. it was a march to guarantee the right to vote for african-americans. he was not going to benefit from that march. even if he managed to open the doors, he was not going to he allowed to cast a vote. he did it anyway because he understood what he was doing today would benefit him three years later. my mother did not march that day but she was also involved in the civil rights movement. both of them raised us to understand that voting was a moral obligation. it was more than an opportunistic obligation. i will say this, i also understand acutely that progress is not artisan. neither party has had a

stacy lewis should be backing her. great for the lpga who needs attention. >> we have been talking about the world of soccer and freddy ado started at 14 as a professional soccer player. is this a girl versus boy thing? >> i am all for this. i would love to see young boys and girls. there is a great sports academy in bradington, florida. the guy is a friend of mine. they are blowing up and they play sports and go to school and they are geared toward being pro-golfers and tennis players. i love the idea. >> i am going to set-up a row dog with her on a blind date. i think this is great. i love america that you can be a young kid like this excel and get out there. sta stacy lewis isn't her mother or father. she said she would like them to get wins before coming out here and getting beat up. >> i don't understand why it is a controversy. >> it is her and her parent's decision. i don't understand why people are upset about it. >> go lucy! >> volunteer firefighters are racing to the scene of a fire when they noticed major ho

what you'll hear from stacy is that things are changing and there is great hope.we now have the numbers to get things change faster still. stacy? [applause] >> i wanted to say thank you to ben and to my fellow panelist. i am here to talk about why this matters very why the history of freedom summer remains prominent and critical. there was a photo this year and it is of my father marching. it is a re-creation of a march the heated when he was 15 years old and mississippi. it was a march to guarantee the right to vote for african-americans. he was not going to benefit from that march. even if he managed to open the doors, he was not going to he allowed to cast a vote. he did it anyway because he understood what he was doing today would benefit him three years later. my mother did not march that day but she was also involved in the civil rights movement. both of them raised us to understand that voting was a moral obligation. it was more than an opportunistic obligation. i will say this, i also understand acutely that progress is not artisan. neither party has had a

what you'll hear from stacy is that things are changing and there is great hope.we now have the numbers to get things change faster still. stacy? [applause] >> i wanted to say thank you to ben and to my fellow panelist. i am here to talk about why this matters very why the history of freedom summer remains prominent and critical. there was a photo this year and it is of my father marching. it is a re-creation of a march the heated when he was 15 years old and mississippi. it was a march to guarantee the right to vote for african-americans. he was not going to benefit from that march. even if he managed to open the doors, he was not going to he allowed to cast a vote. he did it anyway because he understood what he was doing today would benefit him three years later. my mother did not march that day but she was also involved in the civil rights movement. both of them raised us to understand that voting was a moral obligation. it was more than an opportunistic obligation. i will say this, i also understand acutely that progress is not artisan. neither party has had a

this is stacy from springfield.access to a live advisor so you can get answers fast, and get back to the beach. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. when cold refreshment calls. coors light answers. "anybody else" frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. you know, let me explain this very quickly. iraq is not our only pal in the middle east. there we got our old friend there egypt. yeah. how they doing these days? >> three journalists from al-jazeera have been sentenced to seven years in an egyptian prison. >> found guilty on charges including helping a terrorist organization by publishing lies. >> jon: yes. thank you, general abdel al-sisi. i'm sorry, president sisi, finally bringing the hammer down on terror journalists. [laughter] i'm sure they received a fair trial in the general's court. [people's court theme music playing] nothing says innocent until proven guilty by keeping the defendants in cage and having the judge wear sunglasses so you can'

. >> that was stacy dash. here she is 19 years later a new fox contributor. what have you learned since then? >> hollywood is very opinionated. more aligned with the opinions of liberals in hollywood it's okay. if you have a different one, no, not so okay. >> also joining us is kris, movie critic for bright bar.com. you call hollywood a bubble society. >> did you look at the greatest gallup poll it says global warming ranks low in the priority list and yet it pops up more and more. sometimes a major theme sometimes the director is obsessed with it other times it seeks in. it is not something that is important to the way it flowers in. >> global warming is a better movie topic. i can see it is might not just be politics. >> it is kind of a lecture. a lecture doesn't really play well. >> this movie noah isn't actually a lecture. i thought it was a religious story. sometimes the movie is a global warming story. >> you got it all wrong. >> the largest theme is environmental right. >> maybe the department has come into play as well. but apparently not. >> it is ab

. >> reporter: report it was a night much like this one stacy was at home, watching tv when it happened whole left side went numb and tingling. in my head i said this is a stroke. i can't be having a stroke. >> reporter: she went to her local hospital for help, doctors said it wasn't a stroke. >> they had said it was stress-related and told me to manage my stress. >> reporter: when it happened again, in her car a few days later, the 48 year-old did something inn chrisible. >> this is an example of what happens. >> reporter: using her smart phone she taped her own symptoms. >> it is tingling, on the left side. >> you have the wherewithal to turn the camera on. >> yep. >> reporter: what possessed you to do that and why. >> i needed somebody to see what was happening. when i'm telling people this is happening and they are saying it is stress i said i know this is in the stress. >> reporter: her video was shown to doctors at toronto western hospital. >> this small area right here is the area have of injury. >> reporter: and stacy's self to go was confirmed. she had a mini stroke. three of t

to get it to get the reference stacy yes max the central planning central bankers have literally destroyed markets and turned them into a giant weapon of mass financial destruction headline reads bons liquidity threat is revealed in derivatives explosion the boom in fixed income derivatives trading is exposing a hidden risk in debt markets around the world the inability of investors to buy and sell bonds there's no volume in bonds because there is no market in bonds because bonds are trading at three hundred year highs here in the u.k. at two hundred forty your eyes in the u.s. they are well confiscation certificates for sure they represent no value whatsoever the only people buying these bonds are the computers buying amongst themselves for other computers and this is part of the takeover of civilization by the machines the only one buying the bonds are the machines the only one who talking to each other are the machines well this is the machine revolution it's also the governments themselves like for example in japan the government is buying seventy percent of all j.b.s. so it could be a

another segment and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser stacy herbert and i thank our guest or email as a philanthropy in philosophy dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser report until next time bio. his name was joseph who is nazi germany's mr of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. newsgroup. actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time raising ordinary german so students who. keep kids. knew precisely what the masses need to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the kite paper from the fairy tale who made rats follow the chain of this plight. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist bound for tolstoy in the west we have to fight these myths today in memory of those who was in the second world war . seems that the european dream that is going to be offered to the ukrainians on friday isn't so inspiring for the europeans themselves how do you explain how do you explain this rise in the euro skepticism yes we are sore on about this this chart and. what. fun it will be i

the number one player -- golfer in the world, stacy lewis, said i'm not a big fan.she can't say anything about it. she said, quote, if it was my kid, i wouldn't let her play in the u.s. open qualifier at 11. that's just me. now, lexy thompson, she played when she was 12 years old. she was much more encouraging to lucy li. she says she goes out there and just has a great learning experience. some mixed reviews. pretty surprising that the number one golfer in the world, stacy lewis, would come out and say she's not a big fan of it. >> i smell fear. i smell fear. >> i wonder if that's what it is, or just hateration. >> i don't know if she's smelling much fear because right now stacy lewis isn't first place halfway through her round in day one. >> andy scholes, appreciate it. >> the scent of fear may be fading. >>> i would like to leave you with world cup cable outrage. like billions of people, i love the world cup. and like millions of people, i enjoy tweeting about the world cup. so imagine my outrage when people on twitter complain that they are stick of reading twee

another segment and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy herbert and i thank our guests our e-mail as a philanthropy and philosophy dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report until next time by oh. seems that the european dream that is going to be offered to the friday isn't so inspiring for the europeans themselves how do you explain that how they claim this rise in the euro skepticism yes we are going so on about. this current stock car much more about and you are skeptical what the it is on these systems they are against gays what is the the system today this causes many different circumstances. will lead to the. city still can just spend over the same billion euros of culture that says to each one g.p. two million degrees become tokomaru still to sell something peaceful to france the trouble in situ so. we've. covered. his name was joseph goebbels he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. use google's propaganda was posing actually trying to denigrate other nations whil

well welcome to america's middle east policy where everyone is either an enemy or a friend i mean stacy backs the first headline i think isn't and we not a friend to me and that is isis stonor terrorist organizations annual reports unveiled reveal full investment highlights since two thousand and twelve the islamic state of iraq and the levant known as isis has issued annual reports outlining a numerical india graphical detail its operations the number of bombings assassinations checkpoints suicide missions cities taken over and even apos states converted to the isis call. well i mean this is a perfect example of what we've been talking about capitalism has become terrorism and the so called terrorists don't see themselves as any different than goldman sachs or j.p. morgan or monsanto or exxon they issue their annual reports of complete with info graphics they talk about various metrics and big data and they're in the same business as halliburton or chevron and they're competing with each other in this region of iraq that they they are become the equivalent of goldman sachs in the area

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. >> lucy li says she wants to learn from pros like stacy lewis.at pinehurst next on "cbs this morning." with psoriatic arthritis, i had intense joint pain that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have symptoms such as persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. enbrel helped relieve my joint pain. but the best part of every jo

she sinks a putt on the 17th pole to pull away from top ranked stacy lewis.s the first major t sister and 17-year-old nephew. her attorney says she's not guilty of any crime and is a victim in the case. >>> flee days after president obama awarded him the medal of honor, kyle carpenter gets another thrill. he fired a strike for the ceremonial first pitch before the padres/dodgers game in san diego. he was wounded in 2010 while fighting in afghanistan. >> my right arm was pretty badly damaged, but i threw a few about 10, 15 minutes ago and it went a lot better than expected. >> in the game the dodgers topped the padres, 2-1. >>> when we return, in pursuit. a family chases down burglars seen leashing their home as the suspects play a dangerous game of collision. e kept at their peak by freezing. because freezing is nature's pause button. but do you know what else it keeps at their peak? the just crafted, just baked meals you'll find in your freezer aisle. take a fresh look at frozen. it's how delicious stays delicious. frozen. how fresh stays fresh. hungry for m

. >>> number one golfer stacy lewis is on top of the leaderboard after one round at the u.s.'s open, but the talk of the tournament is 11-year-old lucy li. the sixth grader shot an 8 over 78 on thursday. most of her missteps came on just three holes but she's ahead of at least 17 other players and she's showing she's already mastered the press conference. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day. >> li is the youngest qualifier for the u.s. women's open. >>> when we return, a mug shot that's gone viral. a suspect's arrest photo gets a lot of likes from admirers. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> model good looks but definitely not a model citizen. a mug shot of a man arrested on six felony counts is spreading around the world. ian schwartz of our sacramento station has the story. >> while jeremy meeks sits in jailhouse on serious felly h weapons charges he's getting a serious fan base on his looks. >> his eyes are gorgeous. >> reporter: his eyes, looks. it's now the most shared like item they've ever posted. >> his eyes are a knoc

stacy, how did you get it so wrong and i hope now you'll get a real right. >> we'll see about that.months or so we've had cha i term a structural call on the intel short. not based on pc stink. rather a fundamental call on negative structural elements around mix related pricing declines, around heavy investment and heavy cap. that pressures cash return. negative earnings revisions. frankly, all of those things have happened or are happening currently. what we got wrong two things. one was that the market didn't really seem to care, and rather than seeing the stock derating, as we had expected the multiple actually went up and went up quite a bit. secondly, admittedly, they're having stronger pcs, whether temporarily or not, it took us by surprise. the call was never pc stink. never worried about stabilization, but strobler pcs a problem. that's what's happening now. >> i don't think you're the only one a bit surprised by the fact pcs haven't gone the way of the -- remember a time saying, is the pc dead? it certainly seems like it isn't at least for now. what are the positive catalys

first major title, the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to worry about it to was stacyewis, who started the final round in the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was the bay area neighbor, four back when play began but struggled for the rest of the day. her final open appearance. absolutely. 4-under 66, one shot of wie on multiple occasions, the last time here. wie, a along birdie putt on 17, drapes it. two up. 418, two-stroke victory. years of expectation finally realized for wie, the winner. >>> nor a good portion of the season it's been the a's trying to keep pace with the giants for the best record in baseball. the tables have turned. oakland going fog a four game streak of boston, a win puts them 20 games over .500. rough day for tommy malone. two home runs. dustin pedroia, solo shot in the five, 5-1. the a's get three in the eighth. then slow low bombs in the ninth. game tied. extra innings, a slider to big papi. 17th of the year for david ortiz. 7-6 boston. oakland's five-game win streak was over. >> how good was madison bumgarner today. one hit, eight i

chasing her fir major title the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to wore bit was stacy lewis, who started the final round of the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was probably more concerned with bay area native juli inkster, who was four back. inkster struggled. she finished nine back. he final opening of the career. the last time here, lewis is a shot back on 17 for wie. long birdie putt. goes two up. makes the par putt on 18. a a two-stroke victory. she's a winner. >> went out there and had fun. i had fun every week, but i really just -- i just thought this event was so cool. the golf course is spectacular. i had so much fun, and i just went out there and really prepared well for this event. >> a little of the bubbly. for a good portion of the season it's been the a's trying to keep pace with the giants for the best record in baseball. the tables have turned recently on cocoa crisp garden gnome day, oakland going for a four game sweep of boston. a win would put them 20 games over .500. rough day for tommy malone of five innings, gave up two hits, two home r

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she shot an 8-over par 78 which at this point puts her 11 shots behind leader stacy lewis. many golfers still have not completed the first round. yet yesterday lee expressed how excited this experience has been. >> it's pretty amazing. but i don't really, i try not to think about it. i'm just another player. just trying to do the best i can. >> the tournament wraps up on sunday. >>> there could be new developments tonight in the case of a san francisco man charged with having explosive materials in his apartment. prosecutors say ryan chamberlain had the key ingredient for the dangerous poison ricin and made disturbing online searches. we have a crew covering his expected court appearance this afternoon and that will be coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. you can always follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despic

chasing her fir major title the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to wore bit was stacy lewis, who started the final round of the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was probably more concerned with bay area native juli inkster, who was four back. inkster struggled. she finished nine back. he final opening of the career. the last time here, lewis is a shot back on 17 for wie. long birdie putt. goes two up. makes the par putt on 18. a a two-stroke victory. she's a winner. >> went out there and had fun. i had fun every week, but i really just -- i just thought this event was so cool. the golf course is spectacular. i had so much fun, and i just went out there and really prepared well for this event. >> a little of the bubbly. for a good portion of the season it's been the a's trying to keep pace with the giants for the best record in baseball. the tables have turned recently on cocoa crisp garden gnome day, oakland going for a four game sweep of boston. a win would put them 20 games .. rough day for tommy malone of five innings, gave up two hits, two home runs. 5-1

. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress. the next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness on one side and sudden confusion, vision problems and loss of balance. >>> a former olympic swimmer who was paralyzed after suffering a severe spinal injury somehow remains grateful. aim smee spoke about her injuries after she was transported to colorado. she is using positivity to ease her pain. >> reporter: she was all smiles as she arrived in colorado today to continue her rehabilitation. she was involved in an atv accident that severed her spinal cord. she had no feeling in her legs and feet after the the accident. before under going surgery in arizona her doctor told her to say goodbye

and that's going to do it for this edition of it as a record with a makeover and stacy everett like to thank our guest on the time on our director of day and we live in public her website is a total disruption dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report and. some people say that when it happens to someone in time not a very nice one the curtain falls down. at some point and i could no longer stand it i decided to kill myself. even though i was scared of what i'd done but i punched it but i didn't understand where i get it when a man raises his hand the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees this video to also since father. felt that he couldn't do anything. why you're crying don't cry i know i'm tired of crying too don't cry. one of the new will. be. illegal so we leave the. other see bush and security all your party years ago. with the guests you deserve to. r t. coming up on our team iraq remains in a state of crisis radical military after another and they may have baghdad in their sights as the next time the latest crisis is to head. and chicago is plagued

. >>> number one golfer stacy lewis is on top of the leaderboard after one round at he u.s.'s open, but the talk of the tournament is 11-year-old lucy li. the sixth grader shot an 8 over 78 on thursday. most of her missteps came on just three holes, but she's ahead of at least 17 other players, and she's showing she's already mastered the art of the press conference. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day? >> eat some more ice cream. >> li is the youngest qualifier ever for the u.s. women's open. >>> when we return, a mug shot that's gone viral. a suspect's arrest photo gets a lot of likes from admirers. suspect's arrest photo gets a lot of likes from admirers. could have been much worse. the president announces he's sending hundreds of u-s mily advisors into iraq. coming up.. america inches back in iraq. and an anthrax scare at government labs. how dozens of scientists may have been exposed. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's friday, june 20th. i'm michelle ,,,,griego. >>> here's a look at to >> here's a look at today's forecast

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. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress.e next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness on one side and sudden confusion, vision problems and loss of balance. >>> a former olympic swimmer who was paralyzed after suffering a severe spinal injury somehow remains grateful. aim smee spoke about her injuries after she was transported to colorado. she is using positivity to ease her pain. >> reporter: she was all smiles as she arrived in colorado today to continue her rehabilitation. she was involved in an atv accident that severed her spinal cord. she had no feeling in her legs and feet after the the accident. before under going surgery in arizona her doctor told her to say goodbye to

this is stacy from springfield.ive advisor so you can get answers fast, and get back to the beach. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. >> stephen: that's it for "the report," everybody. good night. whew! captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. good show tonight. from the movie "think like a man too," "think like a man too," the great, the hilarious kevin hart will be joining us a little bit later. but our top story, we have a big story, there is big news out of libya. >> the u.s. has captured the suspected ringleader of the attack in bank of england, libya. >> commandos with drones overhead grabbed ahmed abu khattala, whisking him off to navy warship. >> u.s. intelligence tracked him to small seaside villa and qui

lead was down to one on 17, but she gets the clutch birdie putt to give her a two- shot lead over stacy lewis who was in the clubhouse. the 24-year-old wie hangs on for her first major title. it was a long time coming, but michelle wie finally cracked the major title. it's a wild day in sports, crazy finish here and obviously the u.s. does not get the victory, but they still get a 1- 1 draw. >> you'll be live with gameday at the raceway? >> reporter: that's right. we'll go one on one with the champion carl edwards, but jeff gordon finished second, dale earnhardt third. that's a pretty good leaderboard. we'll hear from all those guys tonight on gameday. >> thanks so much. thanks for joining us. 60 minutes is next. >> news and weather updates are always on www.kpix5.com, appreciable you watching and we'll see you at -- appreciate you watching and we'll see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from tr

. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress. the next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness on one side and sudden confusion, vision problems and loss of balance. >>> a former olympic swimmer who was paralyzed after suffering a severe spinal injury somehow remains grateful. aim smee spoke about her injuries after she was transported to colorado. she is using positivity to ease her pain. >> reporter: she was all smiles as she arrived in colorado today to continue her rehabilitation. she was involved in an atv accident that severed her spinal cord. she had no feeling in her legs and feet after the the accident. before under going surgery in arizona her doctor told her to say goodbye

stacy lewis the leader.aying with the lead story here, she kicks off tonight's top five with a post round plans. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day? >> eat some more ice cream? [ laughter ] >> number 4, here is using the old noodle. lewis suarez scoring twice. this was the first, the great header by the english. number 3, we call this a great catch. you give that man a contract! falling back wards, reach up and hold on. and holding the popcorn. number 2, travis. looks like he might have it. billy hamilton makes the great catch crashing into the wall. cincinnati wins in 12. number 1, matt joyce, batting practice. hit a straight up into the pitching machine and it comes right back at him. that is just something you don't see everyday. i love these top fives! >> it was strike the second time. >> some crazy stuff in here we have had this week. >> top five. >> my favorite. >> top five fever, catch it. they think the cut line might be six. so she has some work to do tomorrow. >> she will do it. >> be righ

this is stacy from springfield.cess to a live advisor so you can get answers fast, and get back to the beach. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, an amazing comedian. his new film is called "think like a man too." >> i've been giving this a lot of thought. i want you to be my best man. >> me? >> no, actually, i was talking to -- >> listen, don't say nothing right now, man. i knew you and i had a connection, but this is crazy. let me tell you something, this means so much to me. let me tell you something, i'm going to be the best best man in the history of all best men. we came here to golf, and now you going to give me this blessing? i have to go to the bathroom. ♪ this little light of mine i'm going the let it shine ♪ >> jon: please welcome kevin hart. [cheering and applause] kevin hart. >> what's going on? breath, my friends, breath. >> jon: they love you. >> thank you. that's amazing. they're very nice. >> jon: nice to see you, my friend. >> thank you, man. >> jon: first

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the world's number one player for the lpga, 29-year-old stacy lewis, told "usa today" sports she thinks li is just way too young for a stage this big. she feels kids need to be winning at other levels first. now, li does train hard. she lives part-time in miami, where her coach, jim mclean is. mclean also coached lexi thompson who used to be the youngest qualifier for the u.s. open at age 12 back in 2007. stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> well, li vi irki finished th round and shot 8 over par, getting to birdies, three bogeys, two double bogeys, and one triple bogey. she'll have to play a little better tomorrow, she is tied right now for 102nd. >> still pretty impressive for an 11-year-old. >>> facebook is apologizing for an overnight outage that seemed to sweep across the globe. its site, as well as its apps, unavailable this morning in a good portion of europe, asia, and africa. tech crunch is reporting that u.s. users were tweeting out about the site being down. early this morning, facebook released this statement saying, quote, we experienced an issue that prevented people fro