, and i quote, i not only like stan musial, i wanted to be like stan musial. two years ago i was privileged to accompany stan and his family to the white house as president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom, and the president said this about stan. quote, his brilliance could come in blinding bursts, hitting five home runs in a single double-header, leading the league in singles doubles, triples and r.b.i.'s over a single season. stan musial made that brilliance burn for two decades. even as he missed a season in his prime to serve his country in the u.s. navy during world war ii, stan remains till this day an icon untarnished, a beloved pillar of the community, a gentleman you'd want your kids to emulate. mr. speaker, that is absolutely true and soon when millions of americans cross the fwufle new bridge that will bear his name mr. speaker, i ask for -- beautiful new bridge that will bear his name -- mr. speaker, i ask for one minute. ms. bustos: i yield one minute. mr. clay: when millions of americans cross that new bridge that will bear his

louis which is the home of stan musial's st. louis cardinals, st. louis sits on the mississippi river and when it came time to propose a name for the new bridge, missouri lawmakers agreed that this new bridge should be called the stan musial bridge. should be named after the st. louis baseball legend. across the riverbank on the other side of the bridge in illinois, lawmakers there decided, stan musial is nice and all, but it's not like they care about him that much in illinois. in illinois they instead want to honor american veterans. they want to call the bridge the veterans memorial bridge. so the two states on the two sides of the bridge disagree. they have a border dispute over the name of this bridge which, after all, they both sort of have a right to name since the bridge goes between their two states. if you think about this, this is not the most difficult dilemma in the world, right? one side wants to name it the stan musial bridge, one side wants to name it the veterans bridge. stan musial is, himself, a veteran. so this is not exactly a p

, stan?d restaurant. >> reporter: stan's proof -- a photo of bolaris at the bar. but bolaris is convinced he was drugged and the girls ripped him off. and though his tale may seem hard to believe, he sticks to his guns. okay. a lot of people would understand getting duped the first time, but a second time? >> i was never duped. i was a victim of a crime. well orchestrated, they were professionals. >> reporter: a game of cat and mouse is about to begin as bolaris turns to the fbi for help. the agency says bolaris had, indeed, been targeted by an eastern european crime ring, running several suspicious private miami clubs, and now the feds are setting traps to sting the scammers. the fbi sets up surveillance cameras as alleged ring members greeted the sexy young women they'd brought in illegally from eastern europe, the source of so many scams in the u.s., says former fbi agent and abc news consultant brad garrett. >> the number one priority in organized crime to investigate is russian and euras

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. continue expected to over the nsa's controversial surveillance plans. severalthwarted terror attempts in the u.s. and other countries. the court-martial of bradley manning starts its third week today fort meade. more than 40 witnesses have been heard so far. still to come will be evidence about to enter 50,000 diplomatic cables that were stolen from a database. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> you will be dodging some thunderstorms today. keep an eye on the sky. there will be times of dry weather. .umidity at 76% there is some rain in southern maryland and parts of the eastern shore. scattered showers and storms will be developing in the western part of the state. 88.s from 84 to about with to talk traffic. forthbound 895, construction-related closures. 32 inng out ok on 95 near howard county. no problems to report number 4 southbound. ortho problems to report number or southbound. we will let you know if any delay start to develop. that is the latest on t

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. a look at some of morning's top stories. >> there was an assault in downtown baltimore. officials say the victim was unconscious at the time and was taken to an area hospital. >> there was a double shooting in east baltimore. one man was found shot in the arm. a a college is celebrating new extension center. it is equipped with science and hospitality labs. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. it feels a little sticky outside. >> that is the humidity. we have a lot of clouds in place. 87%.ity at there is a shower passing by edgewood and abingdon. nature.ry light in .ore showers will break out highs from 79 to 84. still uncomfortable by the afternoon. inwe have an accident harford county. let's point that out to you. there is an accident wrapping up. we have a crash at fayette street and president street. there is some construction in the left lane. at the free on 895 harbor tunnel. enjoy a quiet ride on the major roadways. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11.

. >> he's stan. i'm neil. we're espn "sportscenter" los angeles.sist to stan, nba finals. >> game seven, spurs and heat, from miami. after that oh, so dramatic game six. trying to top that. another incredible ball game. closing seconds of the first half. dwyane wade. heat down three. lebron james, to shane battier. 18 points off the bench. he had six triples in this game. just over two minutes to play. spurs down five. kawhi leonard, 16 boards. spurs cut the lead to just two. tim duncan, working on shane battier. but can't get it to go. duncan, 24 points and 12 rebounds. he blew an opportunity there. just over 30 seconds to play. lebron james, 37 points and 12 rebounds for him. it's the heat again. 95-88. second-straight mvp for james. and it's good to be king. miami celebrates again. >> this team has been amazing. and the vision that i had when i decided to come here is all coming true. through adversity, everything we've been through, we've been able to persevere and to win back-to-back championships. it's an unbelievable feeling. >> game seven,

. >> hi, stan. the president called the choice between freedom and privacy a false choice and said nsa records are legal and -- nsa methods are legal and transparent. president obama defended secret nsa surveillance. >> some people say obama was a raving liberal before. my concern has always been not that we should not do intelligence gathering to prevent terrorism. but are we setting up a system of checks and balances? >> he wants to look at declassifying the parts of a spy program. programs first leaked by edward snowden. someone identified as snowden answered questions online from an undisclosed location sanying the u.s. government will not be able to cover this up by jailing or murdering me. truth is coming and it cannot be stopped. >> he is saying putting me in prison or killing me prevents this information from being disclosed. some are calling leaks of the program dangerous. >> some lawmakers labeled snowden as a traitor. ?hat does snowden really know >> my suspicion is that some things are b

larry or stan, stan or larry, or none of the above?t to begin this half hour, though, with michael jackson's 15-year-old daughter paris. she's recovering at a los angeles area hospital this morning after what sources close to the family are calling an attempted suicide. e!'s jason kennedy is out in los angeles this morning. jason, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, let me tell you that a jackson family source has been telling e! news all morning long that paris jackson has been suffering from depression. she's been at a hospital before and she's been dealing with, quote, a lot of drama lately. just before 1:30 a.m. on wednesday morning, the l.a. county sheriff's department responded to an emergency call from the jackson family home. >> overdose, sheriff responding. >> sheriff deputies treated 15-year-old paris jackson and transported her to an area hospital. >> we've confirmed through a source close to the family that paris did cut her wrists. >> it's been nearly four years since michael jackson's only daughter bid farewell to the

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. to trackl continue tropical storm andrea throughout the day. there was heavy rain and heavy wind in florida. as storm is slowly weakening it moves up the coast. >> a man is stepping down. rob garagiola says he will leave e senate on september 1 to spend more time with his children. >> it is time to break out those beehives. .onfest returns this weekend you can find great food and the .est hon pageant it is always a good time. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> this storm system is a quick mover. all that hair spray -- it sounds like a mess. we're expecting the storm system to clear out quickly. it is 70 degrees downtown. low 60's up towards the pennsylvania line. it does feel chilly when you factor in the moisture. we have rain through cecil county. this grain is moving north and moving this rain is north and east. the biggest impact will be the heavy rain. >> a quick mover. >> we have some issues on the roads. be extra careful. 424, we have an accident of t

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm ndy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. maryland legislative policy committee will be briefed on the activity by going -- that was baltimore city jails. >> police are citing the bus driver that caused this accident in ellicott city on wednesday morning. were treated for minor injuries. >> today is the first birthday for maryland live casino in hanover. it opened last year and started offering live table games just a couple of months ago. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. tony has his game face on. >> the first tropical storm of the season. the track of the storm takes it up to the delmarva beach ies. let's talk about this morning first. 61 at the airport. 78will make it up to about this afternoon. this morning will be dry. we will feel the effects in passes toas andrea the south of us. it will be a lot worse at the beach. .ost of the weekend will be ok >> just save the weekend. roads.s quiet on the that is a good news. there is some yellow on eastbound 100 heading over towards 295. 550 miles per hou

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. about last week's csx train derailment in rosedale. keep transcripts could be part of that new information. -- key transcript could be part of the new information. >> a girl remains in critical condition, hit by a daycare van in howard county in savage. the girl reportedly stepped in the street in front of the van. forrepublican race maryland's new governor should get a new candidate today. will join david craig, who announced his bid on monday. 5:31. >> i'm not a summer of weather a fafan. how can you argue with what mother nature provided yesterday. low to mid 50's. 54 at the airport. 50 at frederick. some of you might want to take a light jacket. we will make it up to 80 this afternoon. we have been talking about the big storm down in the gulf of mexico. we will keep an eye on that and see how that develops. >> it is cold out there and the morning he he. it was very windy and i have a light jacket. >> i will not make fun of you ever again. >> i do not believe that somehow. we don't

i'm stan verrett.'s neil everett. >> i am. >> blackhawks and bruins looking to take a game advantage in the series. they played three games timewise in the first two games. daniel paille, game two here, right there puts the bruins on the board, 1-0. light the red lamp, and then the bruins on a power play later in the second. jaromir jagr with a softer pass, also a saucy pass. patrice bergeron scores. bruins win, 2-0, and they lead the series two games to one. stan? >> miguel cabrera and the tigers taking on the orioles. bottom first, one on, one out. cabrera and jake arieta who got sent down to aaa after this game. >> bad? >> blame part on cabrera. tigers up 2-0. heard about max scherzer. 9-0 coming into this game. he gets nick markakis looking and struck out ten in this game. ten strikeouts for the fifth time this season. he gets chris davis. scherzer, 10-0. first a.l. pitcher to get to ten wins. >>> let's go to san francisco. that's where the padres are looking to win seven in a row on the season. bo

i'm stan very receipt. he's neil everett. >> blackhawks and bruins.ey played three games timewise in the first two games. daniel paille game two here puts the bruins on the board. 1-0. like the red lamp and the bruins on a power play later in the second. jagr with a softer pass, also a softie pass. bergeron scores. bruins win, 2-0 and lead the series two games to one. stan? >> miguel cabrera, sent down to aa after this game -- >> bad? >> blame part on cabrera. tigers up 2-0. heard about max. he gets nick martakis and gets chris davis. scherzer, 10-0. >>> to san francisco, that's where the padres are looking to win seven in a row on the season. bottom 12, one on, two outs. juan perez thinks he's going to win the game because the man on second will score. venable says no. i'll probably score a "sportscenter" top play. he did. no one out. the pinch hitting pitcher andrew cashner, the bunt scores the go-ahead run and padres have won seven in a row, 5- your final. >>> nba finals game six, 9:00 eastern on abc. >> and now check this out from the waters off o

here i also want to thank my friends and i want to say if it wasn't for tom at the foundation and staneople support our with work i want to thank my husband the artist. there were folks traveling around the country we we've done this. the reason we do the work we do in art i preserve memories and history and you pass down the love of your grandparents to your children and your children's children and it's this love that makes the people strong and when we're strong in love we can all make a better place. in the the reason why all the arts do the work we do thank you for honoring not just me but art. thank you (clapping) >> congratulations briand next is the community award - okay. i, do this. which have achieved through the performing arts and providing opportunities to artists that have successfully helped with the mainstream to perform outside their own ethics communities. please welcome lisa stevens >> thank you i'm very honored to be here. we have probably more asian american students than any other art university in the united states were when people say wow, you have so many asia

. >> on the stan right now the fourth neighbor of the gated community to take the stan, and she was the one making the 9-1-1 phone call that became infamous because you can hear the scream thursday the ground, which both sides claim was her guy. she as asked, did you ever hear somebody say, you're going to die together, mfer, which is something that george zimmerman claimed trayvon martin said him right before he pulled the trigger, and her answer was, no. trace? >> phil keeting live for us. thank you. and now back to continuing coverage of breaking news from boston and a federal grand jury today officially indicted the accused marathon bomber, the grand jury returned a 30-count indictment against dzhokar tsarnaev, including mass destruction, killing three people at the marathon, seriously injuring many others at the marathon as well. he is also accused of killing a massachusetts institute of technology police officer. you may recall, they allegedly killed the officer as they tried to escape authorities after the marathon. joining me now, attorney wendy murphy in boston for us, and fox

. >> and i'm stan stovall. :01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. yesterday was a picture-perfect. >> today it will be very close. dew points in the 50's. 54 at the airport. ame people might want to take light jacket this morning. it is a little on the cool side.

blocked from rest of the country and the whole border between pakistan from north waziristan to going to stan is also pretty much manned according to their recent number which they have given to a un representative in pakistan that number is more than one hundred thousand soldiers in busiest on so this is the kind of president obama says that this is a place i'm hitting with pakistani army and no one can reach so there is a reach but that reaches a box on the military and no one else so for example independent journalist like you or a campaigner like me or a lawyer like me can not go to that area and similarly if anyone wants to come out of their video to report of any white nation it's extremely difficult for that person to come here because. just to give you an example to get out of your own show which is the capital of north waziristan. to get out of the out into a separate area there's a road which is not more than thirty to forty kilometers and you have to cross seven military checkpoints we're pretty much at every point you are stripped strip searched and if you do not have an id saying

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. good morning. >> it will get pretty busy over the next 24 hours. there is a storm downed in the gulf of mexico, andrea. it is comfortable right now with the temperature at 61 at the airport. the chance for rain will increase today. there could be some rain showers this afternoon or this evening. we will come back and give you an update on the tropics and check the seven-day forecast. >> good morning. not bad out there. a nice start on 95 coming down to the 895 split and the fort mchenry, 55 miles per hour. this is traffic on 895

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. stickiness.eel the the dew points continued to climb. we're in the glow of 70's. 70's.are in the los we will have clouds through most of the day. andave scattered storms thunderstorms, especially into the afternoon. you may encounter some of that range if you have outdoor plans. >> we have a few things to talk about. this is traffic here at saratoga. it is closed prior to liberty because of the debris.

some of the requirements for a ceo, be able to stan on your head for ten minutes.e problem pants they are restocking shifls with re-engineered version. >> how google plans to get the world connected to the internet. your fathers day forecast, leigh glaser is up next with the forecast. >> and michael is in position to do >> ama: police clashed with protestors who tried to block a soccer match today. a thousand protestors crowded outside one of built for the 2013 world cu police responded a fired tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowd. some fans inside the stadium had to be treated when tear gas seeped inside. protestors say the government is spending too much money on next year's world cup >> google is attempting to make the internet available in all parts of the world. preliminary test was successful. they released a heelium filled balloon in new zealand. >> for someone to use the service, a small antenna about the size of a softball on the side of their house and they plug their computer into their antenna andet internet from the sky. >> first thing he did was

of every middle eastern country on a different strip of colored paper from allergy i can't to zebra-stan. i will get into the booth and grab one at random to report on. jimmy, let's serve up some baba ga-news. and the winner is... that took way longer than it was supposed to. turkey! [ cheers and applause ] yes, yes. turkey. jim? >> violent antigovernment protests have exploded throughout turkey. >> demonstrators say the prime minister is a dictator and they want him to resign. >> more than 400 people have been reported hurt over the last week. >> the streets of some of turkey's biggest cities have become battlefields. police tried to push back protesters with water cannons. the authorities fired tear gas into a crowd of thousands. this started out as a small demonstration against the destruction of an istanbul park to make way for a shopping mall. >> stephen: wow! that is the worst mall-related violence since every black friday sale. now it turns out this whole brouhaha is over more than just some park. it's over national identity. you see, for centuries turkey was an ottoman backwater

. >>> votÉ en contra stan sencill como eso, yo voy a votar en contra de estas pÍldoras envenenadas, tenemosilidad de tener los 60 votos necesarios para que sea aprobado en el senado?. >>> yo quiero que se apruebe un proyecto fuerte en el senado, quiero un proyecto esfuerzo tfu aprobado en el septiembnado pun >>> tiene los nÚmeros >>> vamos a estar bien no creo decir cÓmo tentativo esto, estoy seguro que vamos a tener pron wlekts de l un proyecto de ley aprobado fuerte no importa por 61 o 66 quiero un proyecto de ley en la cÁmara >>> ustedes piensan que lo tendrÁn >>> claro >>> quÉ le dirÍa a la gente que no estÁ bien empapada en los detalles de los proceso legislativo >>> bueno esto es lo que le quiero decir para mÍ la reforma son inmigraciÓn es algo muy personal, mi suegro el padre de mi esposa naciÓ en rusia inmigro a los estados unidos, quÉ beneficio aportÓ Él acÁ muchÍsimos. Él era el padre de una hija mi esposa, yo tengo 5 hijos, todos estÁn bien educados, tengo 16 nietos ellos han contribuido mucho a este paÍs, de eso trata la reforma migratoria. >>> gracias senador reid >>> gracias.

in the newsroom, john always stan, abc7 news. >>> 5:05 right now. marin county officials identified a woman whose body was found off sir francis drake boulevard. the 31-year-old woman has ties to the east bay. she was found thursday morning by a hiker. her body was down an embankment off a turnout near a ravine. she suffered what police called suspicious injuries. she could be the victim of a homicide. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is in the hospital this morning. he's battling a lung infection he's had the past several days. the 94-year-old is listed in serious, but stable condition. the anti-aparti leader that was elected as south africa's president back in 1994 has suffered a number of health set backs in recent years. >>> governor jerry brown is expected to meet with china's president this afternoon at a resort in i understandian wells. last night president obama was near palm springs where he met the chinese president discussioning espionage and other issues. another two hours of talks are scheduled today between the two pre

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. .riday, june 7 >> 5;01.e for traffic and weather together on the 1's. thing to worry about is the heavy rain. there will be ponding on the rain. right now it is 68 at the airport. parkton.up towards all of the heavy rain is tracking into cecil county. expect heavy rn

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i enjoy more of it, my niece is graduating from stan ford to get her master's degree today and i'm headingright now. it's going to be a good day. >> who is expected to face a fight in the democratic primary. >> in sacramento law makers held to complete the work on the state budget. law makers moved quickly. got the the budget about 12 hours ahead of the deadline. he was pleased with the progress but he wished the new budget included funding for autism treatment. >> that was the one issue we were not able to get done that is one of my top priorities. >> one law maker had a good reason to work quickly. for this afternoon. >> today the ledge passed a major piece expanded medicaid to. republicans raised concerns about whether the state can afford the expansion. it should be available to everyone regardless of their weather. >> a day after officers in rite gear arrested protest yours there. >> city workers repaired around the old farm. activists took over the plot of land to keep it from being redeveloped. they say refused to leave the property. this cause has drawn people and they don't plan o

to au stan's earlier point, look, they need the conferences. hey got to learnhat is going on. don't waste our money. >> eric: prate an taxpayers money are differences. before we move on in the show, tell me. who decided to target conservative groups? we have known that it came from since gnatty. but since gtty is pointing their finger at d.c. me lawyer in d.c. didn't come up with this on his own. you were in the white house and administration. who t you think did it? >> this is -- what i think happened is we the congress set up a weirdituation in which we allow political groups to spend on elections with secret donor lists, et cetera. we tell the i.r.s. you make sure they are not partisan organizations. so i think what it seems like so far to me is that somebody whether in washington or cincinnati or wherever in the i.r.s. got in their head. okay,ell, here how we'll figure out who is partisan. es it say "tea party "give them an extra chec >> eric: who? we agree on that. we agree on the details. who? who came up with the idea? it has to generate from somewhere. we need to know

. >> senator stan, we've got to give him ahance to respond. >> well, i've got say, john, i love you but you've got to tlern how to declare victory. the deficit right now, we're headed for below 4% of gdb. it's going to be probably below 2% in a couple of year if you basically would just learn how to stand patnd finds something to worry about, this econy will heal itself. you have to let it shuffle around. >> stefan, you're saying don't rein in any sfending at all. we're fine with medicare, medicaid, social security, we're fine right now, we're perfectly okay? >> what i'm saying is, just inch along, learn how to dlir victory and stop acting like you have to be in a paing. >> stefan, if you ever follow -- wrestling career, he didn' have victories so he doesn't know how to claim it. >> ghivme a break. he was the chaionf the world! >> tha you, brenda. >> whatever, whatever. >> the important point here is,s the maet is short term drive by all -- butthe bigger issue here is, if we don't get a the real stuff, the $20 trillio of deficit will come from the baby boomers' retirement because social

we have stan taylor sitting in the audience today. they also assist us in presidio parkway, advice on yerba buena island's geary and and van ness brt, other projects we have occurring during the year. >> is this in addition to the city attorney's office, specialized in -- >> specialized transportation matters. this is one we seek not advice or many times there may be a conflict of interest if we were to use a city attorney. >> how often do we have a conflict of interest? >> we feel do have some at least once per year. we're working with other city departments on various projects. they may use the city attorney to represent them. the authority uses [speaker not understood] just to get a different perspective to do a cross-check on any matters

yeah. >> adele stan, senior washington correspondent for rh reality check who watched the stream of that hearing and let us all know about the fetal masturbation theory as an excuse for the 20-week abortion ban. >> thanks so much for having me, rachel. >>> lots more to come including a simple fix for something that congress deliberately broke seven years ago. there's never a simple fix, but there is one this time. it's nice. >>> plus we will try to answer the question, how does a totally the house next door. our neighbor's house was broken into. luckily, her family wasn't there, but what if this happened here? what if our girls were home? and since we can't monitor everything 24/7, we got someone who could. adt. [ male announcer ] while some companies are new to home security, adt has been helping to save lives for over 135 years. we have more monitoring centers, more of tomorrow's technology right here today, and more value. 24/7 monitoring against burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide starting at just over $1 a day. and now get adt installed for just $99. isn't your family

i guessed stan herman's boomtown blues. what did you guess? um, it wnext stop, pottersville. everybody knows that. when are they giving out the passes? after the music. [dixieland jazz plays] aw, man. taxi! taxi! hey! jon voight! jon voight! hey, listen. can i ask you something? listen. do you-- no jon voight day, huh? no. now i'll always have this doubt about the car. what, your jaw still hurts? yeah, it's all swollen. i think i chipped a tooth. you should have somebody look at it. there are no dentists working the day before thanksgiving. going to the party? i don't know if i'm invited. there'll be lots of dentists there. you don't want to suffer all weekend. i gotta see a dentist. this is killing me. i'll take a chance. we'll go together. maybe i'll just meet you there. you don't want to go with me? maybe this guy meant not to invite you. how will i feel if i show up with an uninvited, unwelcome intruder? the way i feel when i go places with you? hey. did you find my sneakers yet? no. but i ran into somebody you might be interested in-- mr. jon voight, the actor. jon voigh

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. - hey, stan. - dude, what happened? hape - we don't know. we were all passed out, and next thing we know, we just woke up on a bus heading here. woku - it's like you had a guardian angel, m'kay. yoa - oh, dude, i'm so glad you're not dead., i'm so - so i guess there's nothing left to do now but rebuild.t - yeah, first off, we're all gonna need new cars. and let's just make sure nobody gets a stupid hybrid, right?se - that's right. - you said it.you s - no, hybrid cars are a good thing. good t - but hybrid cars are the leading cause of smug. leadi - hybrid cars don't cause smugness. people do. - lolk, hybrid cars are important. they may even save our planet one day.hey what you all need to do is just learn to drive hybrids and not be smug about it.smb you mean, drive in hybrids, but not act like , we're better than everyone else because of it?else b - yeah. - i'm--i'm not ready. - i don't think i can do it either. - it's simply asking too much.ly without being smug about it, but for now.without the technology is just too much for us. come on-