- stan. - dad, no. you killed my father.led - [groans] - attack. a - looks like you're about to get pwned.e you're rarhghgh. - dad, dad? - stan. i've never been able to say this beforeis befor - i know you do, dad.dad. - [groaning] [groans] - they did it. - our world is saved. - they did it. they killed him.led him - they did it. - they killed him. - they did it. they killed him.led him - we can come out. alri - all right. [together] all right. yeah. - woo hoo. - yeah.oo. - we did it, you guys. we're totally heroes. - that was such uber-pwnage.r-pwnage - i can't believe i it's all over.e what do we do now?we do - what do you mean? now we can finally play the game.play - oh, yeah.oh ye - okay, kenny add eyes of the beast to your hotbar. stan, check your fury talents to boost your shouts. ht - got it. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy cent

they're getting ready to carry out a survey of deposits in koering stan. officials will conduct their first survey in the central asian nation next week. they're scheduled to visit a mountainous region to look for deposits of ant moany and tongue stan. ant moany is used in electronic devices and housing materials. tongue stan is mainly used by the auto industry. >>> japan's nuclear regulator will begin processing applications filed by four power companies to restart their nuclear reactors. the utilities submitted their applicatio applications on monday to restart ten reactors. the five include the tomari plant, the ohi and tack ahamma plants operated by konsai electric and the others are ikata and sendai. three teams will be in charge to three to four reactors. representatives will explain the safety measures to the nra at a meeting july 16th. they'll also relay their assessment of possible quakes and tsunami. >>> japanese earthquake researchers are going deep to create a faster, more precise warning system. a large-scale underwater network of size mow gra

stan jeter, cbn news. >> thanks, stan. great story. you can find daily stories around the globe go to cwnews.org. we'll be right back. >> finally this week operation blessing is helping a small farming community deep in the forest. >> the village is located hundreds of miles from electricity and running water. operation blessing team set up a free medical clinic. families received filters to purify water and farmers given new tools to help them farm hundreds of miles from electricity and water. i can't imagine. >> operation blessing doing great work around the world. folks that is it for this week's edition of "christian world news.">> that's right. >> calling a christians christie the gospel only, or also involved in the culture and carry biblical values into the marketplace of ideas? we're talking about that next, on significant insights. >> welcome to significant insights. good to have you with us. today, my guest is my good friend janet parshall, host of the radio program in the market with janet parshall. janet has been consistent

i'm mindy i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. an suv hit riving two people. a police say the vehicle is expedition. anyone with information should call anne arundel county police. a boy was killed in that accident. detectortype of smoke all homes and apartments must have within the next five years. it has a hush function to quiet the alarm without removing the battery. >> 6:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. we will begin with tony. >> we have a heat wave in the forecast. we are not going to break any records. this is quite a change. 72 at the airport. the atmosphere has that tropical feel to it. it will be july through wednesday. the heat index up around 100 or 105. it will cool off this weekend with some scattered thunderstorms. let's check the roads with sarah. >> good morning. , we haverundel county an accident. another one in the city at north avenue. pratt and light street, defective traffic lights. just be careful. this is southbound 83 coming down from york road. traffic looks good down to the beltway.

. >> it's my are you kidding me stan. >> bill: or i'm confused stan. that's one of my favorite places. >> china national petroleum corporation hires jennifer lopez for 1.4 million, about what you and i get for the bolder fresher tour. she goes to turk minute stan and gives a performance for people hire her and in the performance she sings happy birthday gore bon goalie. the dictator of tirk minute cities stan. >> who did she sing to again? >> >> who is on first? >> no, but who -- who is on second? >> i don't know. i don't know who is on third. so i think that lopez earned her money just for saying the guy's name and we should leave her alone. yeah. well, listen, it's an easy one for her. 1.4. she knows that she is doing something a little naughty. she goes over, you sing the song, and then you do the proforma apology and out with 1.4. for god's sake do you it in a second. once again i love it when people on the left or people in hollywood always act like they are super astute about political affairs whenever they are in a reflective or echo chamber the

- i think i have a better idea. - stan, did you find out the reason you've been hoarding? - whatever it is, i don't want to know. i'm just gonna throw this crap away like i should have to begin with. - but, dude, there must be something in your past you're not dealing with. - don't care. after going through all that crap and seeing what happened to mackey, i don't want any part of therapy. - how do you know that wasn't your therapy? - ♪ boom boom doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ ♪ boom boom doo doo doo doo doo ♪ captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com captioning sponsored by comedy central 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] >> john: welcome to "the daily show." i am john oliver. jon stewart, i'm afraid, still not here. he is currently waiting to emerge from kate middleton's vagina. push, princess, push! our guest tonight, author of the new look "zealot" about the life of jesus, the fantastic reza alsan is with us. [cheering an

stan jeters, cbn news. >> wendy: thanks, stan.ganda is facing a humanitarian crisis after 65,000 refugees fled there. a terrorist group attacked their village in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo. the refugees crossed into the remote district of bondo bujio seeking safety. more than 20,000 are in need of food, water, and a place to live. joshua dickinson is an american missionary and engineer who helped provide water to the refugee camp. >> to be honest, it is heartbreaking. it is a struggle to run this refugee camp, but it is the reason i'm here, and the reason i feel god has called me to serve is to be available for tragedies like this. when we first got water flowing in the camp, and, you know, many women and children were coming to collect water. and the thank yous, and to know that i'm here representing christ in a way of providing clean water, that was very fulfilling. >> wendy: dickinson works with a pennsylvania-based world harvest mission. you can learn more about the story, including how joshua sacrifi

i'm stan verrett.ajor league baseball entering its final week before the all-star break. check out action from the ballparks on monday. dodgers and diamondbacks. zach greinke, that was the last time the dodgers pitcher got on that series. strikeout to eric chavez. ramirez has been hot. puig, his average down to .409. but the dodgers win it 6-1, over arizona. >>> reds and brewers. top nine. man on first, two outs. joey votto. last chance for cincinnati. well-hit. that's off francisco rodriguez. and rodriguez thinks he may have given up a home run. but carlos gomez with a fantastic catch to rob votto of a two-run home run. and votto yells, check his glove. they check. and gomez had it. incredible catch. the brewers win 4-3. >>> that's all from here. i'm stan verrett. now, back to you. >> you hit the ball 400 feet and the guy catches it. >> check his glove. >> man, oh, man. you bet. >>> up next in "the pulse," the wedding proposal that filled a football stadium. >>> and it's one of hollywood's biggest hun

. >> he's stan. i'm neil.re working the "sportscenter" desk in los angeles. >> and the boston celtics have found their new coach. brad stevens leaving butler for boston. the celtics got rid of their aging stars to lead their youth movement. steven, only 36. now, the nba's youngest coach. got a lot done in butler. led the bulldogs to back-to-back championship games in 2010 and 2011. six-year deal for him, worth $22 million. >>> that's mat scherzer, if you don't have his baseball card. he has 6 ks in all 16 starts this season. and take a whiff. he had it going. jose reyes, adam lind. lind again. adam davis there. he's 13-0. the tigers win, 6-2. stan? >> thank you, neil. >>> dodgers and rockies. pick it up bottom five. dodgers up 6-4. roland at the plate. you may have heard of yasiel puig. look at that. what a catch. hit that wall. that looked uncomfortable. he later left the game with a bruised leg. top nine, dodgers up 8-7. handley ramirez went four for five. dodgers win it 10-8. >> the guy's unbelievable. >> m

i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall.k you for joining us this morning. >> a criminal investigation involving the deadly train derailment an explosion in quÉbec. fire officials put out a blaze on the same train the night of the accident. >> medstar franklin square medical center has installed some new flashing lights warning drivers to slow down. the major thruway pose a safety concern. >> school principals will help build an exclusive playground in southeast baltimore. oforrow marks the beginning a conference for elementary school principals here in baltimore. >> 6;31. time for tffic and weather together on the 1's. starting off hot and steamy. >> dew points in the low 70's. we are shooting for a high around 89. we have some sprinkles on hd doppler. though sprinkles will head towards baltimore within the next 30 or 45 minutes. scattered thunderstorms this afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 80's. we have that are news in the seven-day forecast. >> good morning. looking very good on the roads so far. we start wi

i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara.k you for joining us this morning. >> family members of john benson and alex steele save the man are now out of medically induced comas. they have made progress in their recovery. >> today is the first day on the job for kevin davis. he replaces larry tolliver who step down in may. >> a new type of smoke detector has lithium powered batteries and a high functioning to quiet the alarm without removing the batteries. now 5:31 a.m. the heat is on. >> it has been kind of wet and cool. the temperatures are going to soar into the 90's. the heat index of the over 100. 72 at the airport. it is muggy. 96 tomorrow. 95 on wednesday. 80'sll job back into the weekend with scattered thunderstorms. at least things will get a chance to dry out. that is my positive spin. >> i like that. let's check your morning commute. we are tracking a couple of accidents. this is the j.f.x. that northern parkway. volume is on the light side. this is a live picture of the j.f.x. at ruxton. southbound traffic is up to

along with jay harris, i'm stan verrett.ves have had plenty of injuries to deal with this season. b.j. upton's been hurt. freddie freeman. jason heyward. now, a really big one. >> tim hudson. add his name to the list. here's what happened. tim hudson and the braves taking on the mets. bottom eight, a scary moment. eric young grounds to first. hudson covering first. freddie freeman tosses to hudson, who is covering first. hudson makes the play. but is accidentally stepped on by young. oh, my goodness. obvious pain. look at it again. his foot's on the bag. young trying to get to the bag. and that's what happens. a fractured ankle. hudson would be carted off. braves got the win. hudson got the win. 8-2. out for the year. >>> gold cup semifinals. united states taking on honduras. team usa, up 2-1. goodson, into the box. alejandro to donovan. donovan, a pair of goals in this game. he has five in the tournament. team usa moving on to the gold cup final. the americans will take on panama on sunday for the championship. >> all right

shockingly, most of the abducted children have been trafficked and transported to was era stan -- to qwaziristan and other tribal areas. they are forcefully converted into suicide bombers. whosoever refuses to comply or take orders from the militants are killed mercilessly. a large number of dead bodies were found near here. these youngsters, who managed to escape from the clutches of militants, revealed the horrific tale and what they went through. \>> [speaking foreign language] >> this is how the poor and impoverished children work picked and tortured in pakistan jails. terror outfits like/party time a -- like lashbar-i-taiba are proactively working in the region. there is great danger to the lives and securities of the young generation of pok. >> time now for a quick break. stay tuned. coming up after the break -- unusual terror attacks in kashmir. >> welcome back. you are watching "news week south asia." cashmere is witnessing unusual tears -- terror attacks, even during the month of rom and on. -- ramadan. they are attempting to sneak inside indian territory. there are reports

i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. the plane that crashed last month was intact when it hit the water. video willrs hope reveal more about what caused off-rash which killed two duty police officers. cooling centers are now open. 5 foreat index could top 10 the rest of the week. people should stay inside as much as possible and stay hydrated. we have a list of the cooling centers on our website, wbaltv.com. is the heat here to stay? >> we are not breaking any records. this is not unusual to get a stretch of weather in the mid- 90's. it is warm and uncomfortable. 80, but itto around is dry. we will make it up to 96 this afternoon with the heat index over 100. you cannot rule out an isolated thunderstorm in that heat. another two or three days to go with this mini heatwave and then we will be back in the 80's over the weekend. sometimes you get big thunderstorms and back it happened over the weekend. >> we have a problem on the harrisburg expressway. we have an accident reported on the southbound side. just expect delays

. >> host: stan will hi crouch -- stanley crouch, his new book is "kansas city lightning: the rise is and times of carly parker." he's also the author, of course, of the all-american skin game. what do you write about in the daily news? >> guest: well, american life as i understand it. because it's, this country is a constantly remarkable human occasion because no matter how bad things get in america, there's always something good that happens. there's a good response. it may not be the one you want immediately, but it will gain ground over time, you know? it's like if you study women's liberation, segregation and racism, anti-feminism, anti-irish feeling, all of these things might have been strong at a certain time, but the opposition continued to grow. and, basically, it overwhelms the process. now, it doesn't -- the problem is never completely overwhelmed, but even a segregationist today would pretend that he or she is -- [inaudible] that's how much brown they lost over the years. and so that's one of the things i'm most fascinated about, how americans continually find out a way to

but i can recall that we had maryland and colorado as a partnership, u washington partnered with -- stan /tpard university and i can't recall the other three, but i can get you that information. two of the teams submitted formal proposals for the universities i understand that the creation and the submission of the proposal is not something taken lightly. both proposals were considered excellent and we chose this one on the basis of its more fleshed out plan for their data collection and investigation. >> and what was the criteria used to evaluate each of the proposals and who saturday on this body? >> we had three staff members are the authority on the body including lee. and we had advisory participants from arep who did some of the initial analysis of whether a p 3 made sense in this case. also a member of cal-trans as an advisory panel member. we hooked at the comprehensiveness of the proposal, how clearly it related to our objectives and that's in order to make sure that the deliverables that we think will be of use to the authority and its partners -- that we will receive those, as

>> actually, the "stand your ground" was not even an issue in trayvon martin case, and truthfully, stantan -- if there's anything that came out we can now examine the "stand your ground" laws like in florida and other states. they only rely solely on self-defense, and there is no duty to retreat in a self-defense case if you -- >> why didn't the attorney general bring up "stand your ground" laws when that wasn't even the -- >> i think what he is saying, if those laws were not in existence we wouldn't have issues of violence like we have in this case. i believe that's the point i believe as well. i know a lot of race issues have come out. >> come on. has nothing to do -- "stand your ground" wasn't even a defense. almost like he is using the "stand your ground" laws because people are outraged but it didn't apply here. >> i think there was a problem with the prosecution of the case so therefore it was easier for the defense to say, we don't have to use that defense. we can say, he was being beat up but i say had the law been different no one would have been killed. everybody would have be

i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> most of the summer we have been pretty lucky. this will be our first heat wave with temperatures in the 90's. it is in the low 70's at the airport. 70.dew point is also high temperature near 94. the heat index will be up around 100 this afternoon. we will talk about the extended forecast in just a few minutes. sarah caldwell is back from vacation. >> good to be back. we have a problem southbound on the j.f.x. near northern parkway. we will let you know if we hear about any lanes closed. this is the j.f.x. near pimlico road. 12 minutes on the west side. this is harford road on the north side. no real delays other than possible delays on the j.f.x. 295, 55 miles per hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> reaction continues to pour in more than 24 hours after the

i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara.ou need to stock up in bottled water in prince george's county. those living in temple hills and oxon hill and entries air force base must go several days without water, so stock up on that bottled water. >> that is a lot of people. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> it is hot and uncomfortable. this is nothing unusual for baltimore. we are not breaking any records. to date we will be in the same neighborhood. it is uncomfortable but we are not breaking any records. at theairport -- 80 airport. the heat index between 100 and 108. around baltimore it is going to stay dry. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> good morning. not much to report. volume is on the light side. 55 as you make your way south on the j.f.x. from the beltway down towards cold spring. so far so good in terms of delays on the beltway. baltimore national pike. 70 checking out ok in towards the beltway. down to the fort mchenry, seven minute travel time. so far so go

it's a case that shows you stan your ground is flawed in the sense that something in common sense wouldu a person who says they were being abused, she had to go back out of the house to go through the front door and this man threatened to abuse her. i want sounds like a classic stand your ground case but she was not able to avail herself that defense. in the zimmerman case he pursued trayvon martin and still able to get off not using the fair mative defense but what jury instructions gave the jurors no way out of acquitting him. stand your ground doesn't work in a common sense way. the other thing that the lawyers are saying her case shows mandatory minimums are a huge problem. the judge had no discretion in this case where no one was injured no, one was hurt or killed she gets 20 years mandatory in prison and a lot of people are saying this is also a case where mandatory minimums should be looked at. >> you spoke to her first husband and her 3-year-old just turned 3 her youngest child. i can't imagine your child celebrating a birthday and you're in prison for that. what has her ex-husb

stan how people can live there it's very cold and you have to wake up morning every day to heat your home. to go to the tundra to ski there's plenty of snow in the town for most of the year . isn't impressed by the city landscape his family only feel at home here in the tundra every spring the fleet of high speed sledge is. not involved. this lifestyle has remained unchanged for a hundred years. today still use the same technology but now they're a little smaller than they used to be i sometimes go by the old cemetery regen see the really big ones. here in the tundra and lived through most traumatic experience when only door to died. the tragedy changed she stopped living for herself and became a mother to twenty five oftens she took them out of the orphanages and created a small community that she told the land of hope. everything she knows about raising children in the tundra came to from nature. then with the with no and the first thing that i notice it was that the whole landscape was modeled the circle what they do with that there was a look that small lake is round. the other o

stan how people can live there it's very cold and you have to wake up in the morning every day to heat your home. to have to go to the tundra to ski there's plenty of snow in the town for most of the year. isn't impressed by the city landscape his family only feel at home here in the tundra every spring the build a new fleet of high speed sledge is women not involved. this lifestyle has remained unchanged for a hundred years. today still use the same technology but now they're a little smaller than they used to be i sometimes go by the old cemetery reagan see the really big ones bush. yeah. here in the tundra and i lived through the most traumatic experience when her only daughter had died. the tragedy changed she stopped living for herself and became foster mother to twenty five orphans she took them out of the orphanages and created a small community the tree cold the land of hope. everything she knows about raising children in the tundra came to from nature. then with the with the and the first thing that i notice it was that the whole landscape was modeled on the circle what they d

. - hey, stan, my computer says we're not friends anymore? - my facebook profile went rogue, dad. had to go into the circuitry and do battle with it. i sent all my friends somewhere else. - oh, okay. so we're--we're not friends then? - [bleep] off, dad. [beep] - ahhhh. ahhahahahahahaha! captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. i am john oliver. i am still sitting in for jon stewart who is on tour with his jazz quartet. those guys can blow. our guest tonight from the new movie the spectacular now actress shailene woodley is with us. [ cheers and applause ] but we begin with an event as shocking as it was depressingly predictable. you may remember that last week we covered former congressman anthony weaner and the fact that he wasn't just running for mayor of new york city but leading in the polls. well, since then, there has been a bit of a koch-up in his campaign. >> two years after a tawdry sex sting scandal chased him from

sent me the pages of this goofy guy stan. oh yeah i just wanted to meet him. >> this is a great movie. "blue jasmine," you play this character stan who is kind of a sex addict? >> yeah he's pretty gross. he's a disgusting human being. but i'm like that thing that happens to one of the characters in the movie. >> yeah. >> i'm like her story -- >> kate's sister. >> yeah sally hawkins who is great. she's a very nice person. i'm just one of these guys that happens to women along the line somewhere. >> is stan up to the acting? >> like to keep repeating the intention. >> what does that mean you have to keep repeating the intention? >> well, when you say something on stage, you have to embody this idea, you know? you have to feel like whatever anger, whatever you're doing. you have to do it every night, so you have to keep -- >> and is stand-up more difficult than acting? >> no i mean it depends on an hour and a half show it's a lot harder than a day on a set. but a whole movie, people that do -- you know i've been on movies for li

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the central park stan report into the u.s. raid which killed osama bin laden concludes it was an american act of war. al jazeera has managed to get exclusive copies of the commissions study. it's a report which calls the operation a national humiliation for pakistan. japan claims it is facing increasingly serious threats to its security. in its first report on defense since prime minister took office, japan says china's repeatedly intruded into japanese waters, with the reports viewed by some for reports by japan to beef up forces. >> according to japan's annual defense wide paper this is the new normal for its military. japan's fighters scrambled against chinese planes against air space more than 300 times in the year to march. reports say chinese vessels enterered disputed waters more than 40 times between september and april. >> as for relations with china, they have attempted to change the stay us the quo by force in ways incompatible with the order of international laws and in ways that could be seen as provocative. >> do

stan rosa 74. concord 77. downtown san francisco 62. not just cloud overk. it is widespread rainfall over the sierra right now. thunderstorms close to fresno. this goes all the way down to southern california. kpix 5 high def doppler is not tracking any rainfall in the immediate bay area, but that may, and i stress may change over night tonight. we have a 20% chance of showers and perhaps a thunderstorm or two. some very unstable air. this is an old tropical system from the eastern pacific that worked its way up. we saw the thunderstorms last week. some of that moisture has finally made it into the bay area. the translation will be it will stay humid and cloudy with that slight thunderstorm chance overnight tonight and i for the first half of torment low pressure off to the west that is going to be grabbing this moisture shoving it from north to south. we will have the elevated chance until about lunchtime tomorrow. low pressure goes away. we go right back to what you would expect for july which is a big dome of high pressure. warm weather inland, morning fo

along with neil everett, i'm stan verrett. yankees and dodgers.reat game to headline a full slate of major league baseball tuesday night. >> 17 games. it's time for dodger baseball. how about a maker's mark. mark ellis, one for the road. then, let's call it the a a night. andre ethier scores. l.a. wins again. dodgers, 3-2, in the first of the two-game series. >>> cardinals and pirates. a.j. burnett making the start for the pirates. tied after nine. they played on. off the glove of kevin seaver. russell martin scores. pirates win both of their doubleheader. they're in fourth place in the n.l. central. >>> the bags are packed, i'm ready to go. so it was jake peavy. boston with tampa bay. seven players involved. three are making some noise. peavy to boston. detroit gets jose iglesias. he can step in at short if jhonny peralta gets suspended. and jorge garcia, nickname little miggy. >>> i'm little neily. have a good day. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." no more excuses, guys. we're going to show you the manliest stroller ever. >>

the late 1940s for henry jerome's band, where he sat between two other musicians whose names were stanetz and alan greenspan. leonard garment was 89 years old. >>> it won't be easy, but the mayor of london wants to buy heathrow airport, build upwards of 100,000 homes on the site, and then move heathrow to a different location outside the city of london. heathrow is the size of 35 disney lands. it's the busiest airport in europe by far and near the top of the list worldwide. because heathrow needs more runways to grow, mayor boris johnson says now is the time to get this right. he says it needs to close due to noise, congestion and pollution. >>> history was made in nascar this weekend. morgan shepherd became the oldest driver ever to start a nascar race. morgan shepherd is 71. all veteran fans know his name and have watched him race for decades. he scraped together a ride this weekend in new hampshire for the top tier nascar race. he dedicated his run to the fans. he lasted 92 out of 300 lapse an says if the good lord allows, he is going to try to race in next year's daytona 500. >>> a

i am going to have you -- stan, go ahead and show over there that there is somebody standing there as well. that person there, that is a second home that is being affected by this watermain break. at the moment, we understand that the teams are trying to actually turn off several valves so that they can cutoff this water. this team from the department of water is trying to divert a lot of this water that is flowing into these homes so this will be channeled down the street. it is not really clear how long it will take to get this water diverted, but of course we are going to be here for awhile to keep tabs on it and see how things are going. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a mess that, sergio. our reporting continuing on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >>> the parents of a young woman killed at a freak accident as we reported to you are upset at how the camp handled her death. they say for two days they heard nothing from the camp's operators. nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-yea

alongside stan verrett, i'm robert flores. round one of the british open. >> zach johnson, for eagle on 5. the big feather. johnson finished with a 5 under 66. he's got the lead. how about tiger woods? still searching for that elusive 15th major. on the range before he started his round in the afternoon. he had conditions a little more tough. his opening tee shot. 3 wood, way left. oh. into the waist-high grass. takes a drop for an unplayable lie. fourth shot on 1, now in a bunker. and that will roll within two feet of the cup. he will tap-in for bogey. could have been worse. woods with a 69, 2 under on the day, three shots off the lead. >>> alex rodriguez, continuing his rehab from hip surgery. homers on thursday. a two-run blast in the third with the trenton rail riders. he'll be back with the big league club on monday. and the yankees also hoping to get back the captain, derek jeter, as well, from are injury. >> yeah. they could get healthy and maybe make a run in the second half. >> they've been battling a lot of injuries

he's stan verretts. i'm jay harris. top six. jay bruce says keep looking.run home run left center off of greinke. bruce's first homer of the year. reds up 4-1. bottom nine, carl crawford. two outs, tying run at the plate. and he lines out to left. the reds win it, 5-2. >>> yankees and rangers. mariano rivera, last appearance in arlington. got some boots and a cowboy hat from former teammates. go to the ninth inning. mitch moreland. loyal overbay handles that one. kuroda with seven shutout innings as well. >>> alfonso soriano could be on his way to new york. and derek jeter could be ready to go as early as saturday. >> things may be looking up for -- still a lot of injuries to deal with. >> yeah. >> and there's the alex rodriguez thing. we don't have time for that. >>> that's it from here. back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," bankrupt over beanies. a family explains how they lost everything because of an obsession with stuffed animals. >>> and a new video going viral. behaving badly on the job. >>> time to check "the pulse," stori

stuart scott alongside stan verrett. >> the yankees had so many injuries this season. >> how many injuriesthey had? >> they had so many injuries, they had to call derek jeter back from a rehab stint. because they've had so many injuries, they needed him to come back early. bottom first, yankees down early. jeter making his return against the royals. infield single in his first at-bat. he swung on the first pitch back. jeter left the game early. an mri on his quad to see if he can go on friday. but the yankees win in his return, 8-4, over kansas city. >>> miguel cabrera and the tigers hosting the white sox. cabrera, facing chris sale in the fifth. miguel, boo-yah. 30th home run of the season. seven-straight seasons with at least 30 home runs. tigers up 3-1. top sixth. luke putkonen, facing alexei ramirez. first pitch goes behind him. uh-oh. ramirez is not happy. he starts taking steps toward the mound. putkonen ejected. ramirez had to be restrained. jim leyland ejected. white sox would win the game, 6-3. >>> dodgers and rockies. bottom four. dodgers up 1-0. mark ellis at the plate. that's g

stan humphries from zillow.com.had a chance to watch, but everything is viewed in the prism of tapering in the fed and a lot of that consternation about what the fed does has to do with this in acent housing rebound we are seeing. do you have a feeling whether there is a certain level on the tenure on mortgage rates where it would start to hurt all the progress we've made? >> the reality is nationally home values are affordable. rate would have to get up above 7% to afford the affordability nationally. parts of california when rates get back up to 5, 6%, they will look expensive. nationally, we're affordable. >> so you are talking mortgage rates? >> that's right. mortgage rates nationally, in order to get back to affordability levels that prevailed be every the housing boom, we'd have to get above 7 to get less affordable nationally. but you'd have, that mortgage rate that gets you back to expensive homes in some parts of california and other hot markets is much lower, so, for example, san jose, san francisco, homes

stuart scott along with stan verrett. >> derek jeter will make his season debut this afternoon against the royals. jeter has not played since breaking his ankle in the alcs last year. he's been rehabbing in the minor leagues. >>> dodgers and diamondbacks. top nine. dodgers down 9-4. a.j. ellis. getting a single to left field. jerry hairston jr. ties it. and top of the 14, hanley ramirez, up at the plate. and hanley, boo-yah. his eighth home run in 35 games played this year. a.j. ellis would go back-to-back. dodgers win it, 7-5. ramirez, this guy's hitting .464, last 22 games. puig's going to find out today if he made the all-star team. maybe hanley ramirez should make it. >> the dodgers have been waiting for this surge. probably wish the all-star break was a few weeks later. >>> that's all we have from here. thanks for watching. >>> now, for an athletic move from another species. this is our "play of the day." >> this is from south africa. check this out. a frightened pod of antelope, separated from its herd, running for its life from 200 cheetahs. there it is. it leaps to safety insid

. >>> now to park stan and strange new details about osama bin laden hiding in plane sight there. a report says the terror master mind did it by going country. he shaved his beard and wore cowboy hats to hide from satellites. he was nearly caught for speeding. he was let go. the report says the failure of law enforcement was closal. >>> now the gathering storm in the atlantic. chan tall, the small caribbean islands taking no chances, pulling boats out of the water. it will head to the dominican republic, then puerto rico and then possibly florida. >>> a summer surprise on the way for the family driver. gas prices are about to spike, how high how long will it last? >> reporter: gas prices are heading higher. the reason, the pumps have risen in the last week and they're ready to pass it onto consumers. already the national average of $3.48 is a penny higher than yesterday. prices are going to continue to climb at least for the next couple of weeks. the rise is tied to crude oil prices, $7 a barrel last month amid unrest in egypt. egypt controls the suez canal, a cruel route for tran