stan: why is that offensive interference? if that had been a defensive guy going ho of the back, it would have been called every time. qadry: from an offensive player standpoint putter took the screen pass and made everything happen on his own after that. the rams in front with :40 left to play and john harbaugh not happy to see his young defense give up the yardage and the points that put the rams back in front. stan: that was a good deseened play, just throw a screen but this is all reynolds. he just had a will to get to the end zone. we've seen it with rainey. now we're seeing it on the other side of the field with chase eynolds. that makes you have guys miss. gerry: the extra point is good. rams with a three-point lead. 24-21. :40 left to play. go back to the chase reynolds uchdown. john simon, rains' rookie linebacker out of ohio state, had the best shot at reynolds and it was one of those delays we've talked about, stan a play in fifth. he wasn't able to make it. you can almost see simon get deep on the play and got his

stan says it's possible, maybe even probable.are republicans and democrats on different pages, republican leadership can't get together with their own rank and file on this issue. complicating matters further, what to do on the health care act and address the debt ceiling also looming once again. >> shutting down the government just because i'm for keeping it open, that's not an economic plan. threatening that you won't pay the bills in this country when we've already racked up those bills, that's not an economic plan. >> all right. so what's the solution. predicted short-term spending revolution that funds the government through, say, mid november. but he argues that's just the beginning. quote, that first short-term c.r. then most likely will be followed by a combination of a second continuing resolution and debt ceiling suspension that only lasts until the middle of january so that all three fiscal deadlines, government funding, debt limit and sequester come together. guess what, it's a new fiscal cliff that only will roil mar

(laughing) stan's scare-away trick really does work! stan: well, it works for me. enough time to-- aah! unfold my wings and fly away! is that how you keep stuff safe? ooh, it certainly keeps me safe. if anyone tries to sneak up, i give 'em the old click and flip treatment! how do you do it? easy! i bend here and... flip! (laughing) whoo, whoo! wow! i wish we could do that! right! if cookie snatchers snuck up on us, we'd surprise them with a flip and click! well, to flip like a beetle, that's easy to do. just ask for some help from thing 1 and thing 2. (whistling) hello! whoa! (chittering) (laughing) whee! (chittering) uh-oh. aah! (struggling) (laughing) hey, a trampoline! now i can flip! yay! boing, boing! whee! (laughing) but we need to click, too! hm... flick this stick quick to click, nick. (laughing) (clicking) cool! let's see what you can do! surprise us. look! the things are pretending to be cookie snatchers! (giggling) both: one, two, three! (clicking) uh-oh! bye-bye! (laughing) it worked! well, you may not look much like beetles, but you sure can click and

stan lee spent about three hours signing autographs for fans.n he decided he would head to tonight's giants game. >> smart man. >> favorite super hero, go? >> superman. >> i love the fantastic four. >> oh, yeah. >> flame on. >> wonder woman. >> there you go. all right. what's yours? [ laughter ] >> we actually can't hear you. but email. louder. [ laughter ] >>> all right. i hope that stan is wearing a scarf, maybe a colt heading to the baseball game tonight going to be chilly and breezy. san francisco hit 67 today the second warmest day since the 4th of july. that's crazy. look at the marine layer. it's already toppled over the city heading toward the bay. you're sunny in oakland but not for long. the golden gate already cloudy. here are your highs for today. concord 71 degrees. your average is 88. 17 degrees below average in concord today. sonoma hit 70. oakland milder than yesterday 69. san francisco 67. and livermore 77 degrees. look at the downward trend for livermore. sunday 84. monday 83. yesterday 79. today 77 degrees. you may actually ge

and usually you would find stan lee in conventions. concord at flying colors comics, a place he helped launch. >> i remember when he opened the shop, and i felt very sentimental about coming again. >> he spent about three hours signing autografrs for fans before -- autographs before heading to tonight's giants game. >> the giants probably belong in a comic book right now. they are awful! but the a's bats came alive. 49er football. the defending n-f-c champs taken the broncos thursday at six right here on kpix-5 >> one day away from 49er football! the champs took on the broncose thursday at 6:00. ,, thursday at 6:00. >>> a bypass among the new span will be 2 miles long between oakland and yerba buena island. an event between the roadway is designed to pull exhaust away from people. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yea

. >> here's stan and neil with some highlights. >> good morning. america. he's stan. i'll neil. we're your "sportscenter" anchors from los angeles. we're going to do baseball highlights. >> is that what we are? >> yeah. >> the rangers, trying to sweep the angels. josh hamilton, with his 16th of the season. bottom nine. still a 1-1 game. adrian beltre, can you believe it? his 23rd of the season. and it's another walkoff win with a home run for the rangers. >>> it's time for dodger baseball. time for some soccer at dodger stadium this weekend. that's christian renaldo, with yasiel puig. i'll take renaldo in that one. dodgers thought they got him on an 0-2 pitch. they didn't. he gets paco rodriguez right there. yankees add two more. and they win in l.a., 3-0. >>> mariners and red sox at fenway park. they went 15 innings. bottom half of the inning, two outs, bases loaded. same score. stephen drew, down the line. here comes dustin pedroia. and there go the mariners. they've lost eight-straight at fenway park. and the rays lost at home to arizona. >> "baseball tonight" stan verrett, e

said, quote/unquote, we'll get to the bottom of this because it can never happen again and then he stan was a kid when watergate broke but it wasn't -- it was woodward and bernstein but then it was everybody. >> us that with a republican president. >> i tell you, that's the scary part. this really does underscore the sort of media bias. the good thing is there are other outlets out there. the oth it was just a couple. the main strooechl media holds the sway. most tv networks in america get their talking points from the new york times. that's one of the problem with this story. it's hard to pick up steam when the establishment won't go after the president over something that's really sleazy. i mean this smells really bad whether you're a republican. suppose you're a republican and he does the same thing. you set the press department that this president can get away

stan, i want to start with you. one of the things we keep hearing about in the history is you were part of the security teams. and we keep hearing about all of the concerns is that whether a group of negroes this size could actually peacefully come together. how do you train your security people? >> first, some of the background, we in core, congress in racial equality in washington had been demonstrating and pickets around jobs and job security for months before this. we were getting arrested, we were going to be thrown in paddy wagons, we were getting beaten on by the washington police. so we didn't see the washington police as a real protective force for the march. and we had to come up with alternatives. and that's part of the genius of ruston. he went to the new york police department and recruited a group of black police officers, new york police officers, who agreed to come down and be the marshals of the march and it's a story that really needs to be told. and since they were fellow police officers, the wash

i'm stan stovall. >> i and sarah caldwell. thank you for joining us this morning. >> looking for a man you see in these pictures. he tried to rob the bank of america on ridge road thursday morning. anyone with information should call the carroll county sheriffs office. says theryland lottery lottery and casino has generated more than $820 million. that money is up 27 .6% from the previous year. the education trust fund will receive $284 million this year. $1one marylander won million in the parable join. there'll not get to share in the big jackpot. win aan right here did share. he wins about $86 million. 16 workers from a county garage in new jersey have one of the two remaining winning tickets. 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. chaperone -- i had to -- chauffer. it was like a tropical storm out there. i was wondering if this concert was going to happen. traffic was nuts. waiting for the last minute. >> it will be the same thing this afternoon. in some neighborhoods. it was like that in your neighborhood

let me have this one, stan. i'm begging you. look at me. i'm begging you, stan. mm-hmm.e this up shall we? honey, you should've seen me with my last customer. i... no, but i came so close. this guy was a... who's voice is that? is that fred? ah, you said it was over. no, don't put him on. it... hello, fred. hi. okay. here's how your lease breaks down: this is your down payment. then here's your monthly. and there's your weekly. and that's it, right? yep. oh, then after your final monthly payment there's the routine c.b.p. or crippling balloon payment. but that's not for a while. right. sweet. whoo! hello! hey, baby! whoops. oh, sorry, homer. we thought you were one of those hot-to-trot soccer moms. yeah, you don't see many men driving the "f" series. huh? see? instead of a cigarette lighter it's got a lipstick holder. ah, crap! it's a girl's car. i can't drive this. oh, sure, you can, dollface. ( kissing noises ) ( chuckling ) pretty thing like you can do whatever she wants. ( laughing ) shut up! screw you guys! ( tires screeching ) ( mumbling ): where is it... ? where's

stan will i president and i was here protesting and 3 months has gone by nothing has happened. i was one of the only contractor that has a chance. i submitted a price with the first year contractor and they got accepted but i was purposely pulled out and 3 months later nothing has happened. i'm reminded this is $840 million of contract that's going to be supported by the san franciscan and i can speak to the chinatown station. it's going to be generated by a lot of chinese from the community and also the moscone center and union square it's going to be generated by our community yet we don't have a participation in that. and i just want to once again bring out the contract by the tutors that they totally disregarded the construction you community. and - my firm spent all this time binged for the job and we so close to getting it but yet we don't have any participation. and many - i'm speaking not only for myself but others. they want a dream of working on this project of a project this size and with the pride and a someday we'll take part if in it and this chance has been taken

i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett. had their ace on the mound tuesday. >> 'cause it's time for dodger baseball. clayton kershaw, his last ten starts a 1.10 e.r.a. against the cubs this season. and wouldn't you know it, up 2-0, on kershaw. seven hits, one earned. 3-2. yasiel puig. one on, two outs. bottom nine. he went two for five, that wasn't one of the two. kevin gregg gets the save. cubs 3-2 winners. >>> from the u.s. open, 17-year-old victoria duval makes some history at the u.s. open, facing 2011 champion, samantha stosur. third set, 5-3. match point. stosur able to return the serve. duval hits it wide. ranked number 296 in the world. she had never faced a top-20 player. got into the u.s. open as a qualifier. unseeded. but she's moving on. 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. really interesting story. nearly lost her father in the haiti earthquake in 2010. she was involved in an armed robbery when folks broke into her house when she was 7 years old. but she's moving on at the open. >> she's officially the darling of the open. >>> have

. >> here's neil and stan at espn with all the highlights. >> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett, who is talking baseball. >> yeah. it's time for dodger baseball. hottest team in baseball. the dodgers at home against the mets. dodgers in a current five-game win streak. they're getting it done. that win over tampa bay the other night was unbelievable. down 2-0, bottom of the sixth. not down 2-0 anymore. adrian gonzalez makes the blooper reel. and yasiel puig would give them a lead on a sac fly. nick punto, buying insurance. this one's for danny devito. dodgers, 4-2. sixth-straight victory. the mets will throw matt harvey at him tuesday. >>> yu darvish, taking on the astros. jonathan villa. swinging. robbie grossman, swinging. but to no avail. bottom eight. carlos takes the first pitch he sees out of the park. astros cut the lead to one. and they break up darvish's no-hitter. next batter, brandon barges. he struck out 15. went eight innings. rangers win it, 2-1. >>> are you ready fo

. >> here's stan and neil at en with the highlights. >> good morning, america. he's stan verrett.l everett. we're in los angeles. it's the real "sportscenter" set. i handle the baseball highlights. this is a great story here. yasiel puig. jose hernandez. cuban defectors, never met. two top n.l. rookie of the year candidates. hernandez got the best of puig. one, two, three and out. hernandez, six innings, eight ks. john carlos stanton, hit that one to dodger stadium. that's like disneyland out there. >> what do they have going on out there? >> first time in two months, the dodgers have lost back-to-back games. >>> orioles and rays chasing the red sox. and one of them hoping -- if we don't catch them, we don't hope to be in the wild card. matt joyce off chris tillman, his 15th. gives the rays a 4-2 lead. adam jones has been hot. but not there. matt wieters, swinger. nine in scoring position. the rays win, 4-3. >>> albert pujols done for the season with a foot injury. in the second year of that $240 million contract with the angels. >> ooh. angels kind of done, too. >> guys, thank yo

. >> here's neil and stan at espn with all the highlights. >> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett, who is talking baseball. >> yeah. it's time for dodger baseball. hottest team in baseball. the dodgers at home against the mets. dodgers in a current five-game win streak. they're getting it done. that win over tampa bay the other night was unbelievable. down 2-0, bottom of the sixth. not down 2-0 anymore. adrian gonzalez makes the blooper reel. and yasiel puig would give them a lead on a sac fly. nick punto, buying insurance. this one's for danny devito. dodgers, 4-2. sixth-straight victory. the mets will throw matt harvey at him tuesday. >>> yu darvish, taking on the astros. jonathan villa. swinging. robbie grossman, swinging. but to no avail. bottom eight. carlos takes the first pitch he sees out of the park. astros cut the lead to one. and they break up darvish's no-hitter. next batter, brandon barges. he struck out 15. went eight innings. rangers win it, 2-1. >>> are you ready fo

. >> here's stan and neil at espn with the highlights. >> he's stan verrett. i'm neil everett.e're in los angeles on the "sportscenter" set. >> you're really a sincere fella. the dodgers have been unstoppable lately. 22-3, since the all-star break. heading into this game with the mets. on wednesday. andre ethier, bottom nine. dodgers down two. two-run home run. game tied at 4-4. ethier's eighth of the season. bottom 12. adrian gonzalez bringing home yasiel puig, who turned what looked like a ball that might not get out of the infield into a double. and the dodgers keep finding the magic. they win 5-4. >>> alfonso soriano had six rbi on tuesday. this is wednesday. mike trout can only watch it. yankees and angels. and the yankees with a 4-0 lead on soriano's 23rd home run of the season, a grand slam. bottom five, soriano again. off jered weaver. soriano, three for three. two home runs and seven rbi. and the yankees go on to win it, 11-3. he's had a yasiel puig-like effect on the yankees so far. that's 13 rbi in the last 2 games, according to my math. although, i was not a math ma

. >> here's stan and neil at espn. >> good morning, america.elcome to the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. i'm neil everett. he's stan verrett. >> and everybody in los angeles is talking about the dodgers. everybody in baseball is talking about the dodgers. zach greinke and clayton kershaw playing, can you top this? greinke, 4.96. ask junior lake, jake arrieta or junior lake again. he struck out nine against the cubs. two earned runs. yasiel puig. dodger highlight not complete without his nightly feat. 13th home run of the season. hanley ramirez went deep. the dodgers win it, 6-2. >>> yankees have another star back in their lineup. derek jeter, returning, as the yankees face the blue jays. alex rodriguez came back. couple weeks ago for the yankees. that's off dickey. solo home run. edwin encarnacion, off of hughes. ichiro is there but can't make the catch. the blue jays win it, 5-2. >>> that was rodriguez's first extra base hit after getting hit by ryan dempster. >> that's excellent information out of you. >> which is what i bring. >>> back t

i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. it's only the preseason. but this score between the lions and patriots, wow. >> yeah. it was an undressed rehearsal for new england. and detroit just took it to tom brady and the gang. and brady and the patriots looked so good in the first two games. the big pickup for the lions this season, is a kid named reggie bush. you may have heard of him. he had a career at usc. went to new orleans. and then to miami. they hope he can bring big things for the motor city. patriots, four turnovers in the first half. the lions, 40-9. first time under coach belichick the pats allow 40 in a preseason game. >>> it's time for dodger baseball. l.a. in miami, finishing up that series. yasiel puig, that's out in 27 of the 30 parks. but one of the three it isn't out in is that one right there. puig, one for three and rbi in the game. clayton kershaw, speaking of outs, looking for his 13th win of the season. double-plays helped him. dodgers win. 6-0, kershaw, eight innings. >>> boston at dodgers stadium, friday, saturday, sunday.

. >> here's neil and stan at espn with all of the details. >> i'm stan verrett.rett. and once again, he's hitting leadoff. >> we're going to start at yankee stadium. that seems the site of where the stage is what it was for ichiro suzuki. that's his 4,000th career hit. when you take his career in japan and major league baseball. he was overwhelmed by the response he got. and he joins pete rose and ty cobb, the only three players in baseball history, with 4,000 hits. that was a historic hit. this was the game-winning hit. alfonso soriano. dickey and ichiro used to be teammates in seattle. ichiro got the big hit off of. and the pickoff, for davis. mariano rivero gets him out for the second out. >>> rays and orioles. bottom five. there it goes. wow. 46th -- that's headed for ut street. 46 in the majors. ninth inning, rays down 4-2. matt wieters gets kelly johnson trying to steal second. that will end it. j.j. hardy with a bag on johnson. and the orioles win over tampa bay. >>> little league world series. and you have chula vista's grant holman. two hits in this litt

i'm stan verrett, along with neil everett. how about those dodgers? >> it's time for dodger baseball. mets and dodgers. it was matt harvey. and the place was packed to see this kid pitch. nick punto, with the dodgers down one in the bottom of the fifth. scores two. and then, a.j. ellis, in the bottom of the sixth, buying some insurance. scores mark ellis and yasiel puig. the dodgers win 4-2. they are 40-10 in their last 50. >>> detroit was in chicago. they have max scherzer, going for his 18th win. tigers up 2-0. two on, two out. garcia, off scherzer. down the right field line. garcia -- and the ball gets away. garcia comes home to score. 3-1 lead. tied at 3-3, bottom 11. we had a lot of extra inning baseball games on tuesday. de aza makes the blooper reel. garcia scores. the white sox win 4-3, in 11. >>> that's all we have. now, back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." we're hearing from the lucky lottery winners that hit it big. one is an instant internet star. >>> also, a boy entering manhood with a performance you have t

stan, great to see you this morning.e you've been in studio. >> two months, yeah. but i think it has been two. no, we were on the phone one time, that's right. >> bill: we always like to get you in right as the jobs numbers come out. 162,000 unemployment right down to 7.4%. what's your take on that? >> the 7.4%, the drop is a little surprising. actually both numbers are surprising. going down to 7.4% is something no one expected. the consensus forecast was 7.5%. so that's significant. it is good news. >> bill: drop down. it stayed the same as i recall the last time. >> right. look, 7.4% is still higher than you would like it to be. it is going down federally. a couple of years ago, we were talking about 9%, 9.5%. the 162,000 jobs is a little disappointing. the consensus was for about 185,000, 183,000. my guess is that will be revised upward. we had a report that the private sector added 200,000 jobs over the last month. so what it tells you is a lot of the republican attempts to cut back spending sequesters and things ar

i'm stan stovall. >> i am jennifer franciotti.ou for joining us this morning. >> three lucky winners will split the powerball jackpots. two winning tickets were sold it new jersey. another was sold in minnesota. one of the $1 million tickets were sold in maryland. >> there was a fire rescue in west baltimore. you can see firefighters helping a child from west north avenue. this happened around 4:00 yesterday. meorologist are expected to release an updated forecast later today. the atlantic hurricane season started about two months ago. hurricane season runs through the month of november and peaks between august and october. >> september can be rocky. 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we had some heavy rain in some neighborhoods last night. you can see some shower activity on the radar. nothing around baltimore right now. temperatures in the low 70's. chance for a good showers and thunderstorms to redevelop this afternoon. same story tomorrow. the front will get out of here on saturday. there is a chance fo

>>e stán separando a miles de familias, que pare esto. >> noemi ha sido una de las personas afectadas una pesadilla día a día, ha sido el infierno vivo, el sueño se volvió pesadilla. >> esta joven vio por la borda sus sueños de una vida mejor. >> por mquerer trabajar fui arrestada y ya no puedo aplicar para el first action. >> estos grupos estan también con cosas muy diferentes que gritaban los otros. >> yo por el momento estoy desempleada pero estoy pagando una casa. >> Ël no mujer da nada gratis y yo tengo que darle a elloos, si dejo de pagar la casa me la quitan. >> aunque la decisión no es definitiva para darles asilo a los jóvenes, dicen que el miedo de volver a méxico es una causa plausible. >> si le gustan las lechugas, prepárese porque subirán, por las devastaciones de las lluviasd, ademñás subirán el brócoli. >> hoy arrestaron a mafiosos involucrados con el cartel kla familia. >> 6 sujetos arrestados esta mañana estaban involudrados con la familia michoacana. >> iniciaron un juego entre los 2 grupos donde la familia contrató a la familia para distribuir su meth en los Ángeles

states has placed sanctions on a ridges school in northwest pakistan. , traveled to northwest prak stan where he gained exclusive access to the medrasa. >> this according to the u.s. government, is a terrorist training sister -- center where terrorists are convinced to carry out attacks. also accused of providing financial support to groups like queastled anal qaeda and the tae u.s. department of treasury has placed sanctions again the school. >> it is the first time of providing any american with any business asset with it and freezes any of its assets that come under u.s. jurisdiction. in what can only be described as crisis talks, the elders of the medrasa have gathered since learning of the sanctions. sheik amenala controls the school, the sheik was labeled an l al qaeda facilitator for providing material support to al qaeda and the taliban. no one here they say has seen him in eight months and deny he has ever supported the banned groups. mohammed ibrahim says the u.s. has its facts wrong and it is he who has control. adding these are lies. >>> we say it is a hope of islamic teachi

i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. >> laura newman will announce the findings of an investigation into the police department. there were allegations of wrongdoing in the department. >> the city council is expected to introduce a resolution to increase the minimum wage in baltimore city. there is the controversial harbor point project. >> there'll be a new president at notre dame university. whoreplaces james connolly, stepped down over the weekend for family reasons. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> there may be some fog out there. some light sprinkles in some spots in northern baltimore county. maybe something could pop up near rising sun. it is a dry start to the day. a little bit more humid, though. upper 80's this afternoon. typical summer heat. a small chance for a shower in spots. watch out for the storm chances tomorrow. >> we are tracking an accident near liberty road on the inner loop. let's see if any delays are forming. cap, wet starts to the will see some delays. inner loop traf

. >> i'm stan stovall. a man accused of first-degree arson after the april fire in columbia. is setspital technician to plead guilty. he will plead guilty in new hampshire in exchange for 30 to 40 years in prison. >> the new teachers in the howard county public school system will begin their orientation today. class mondayrn to the 26th. [laughter] >> there you go. >> 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. let's begin with tony. it was muggy when i came in this morning. >> we have some lightning as well. this will be with us for the majority of the day. the heaviest rain is going through baltimore county and moving into harford county. rain will be ending shortly. harford county, that heavy rain is heading towards you guys over the next 15 or 20 minutes. showers and thunderstorms will be with us off and on all day today. some of the rain could be heavy. we are looking forward to some outstanding weather with sunshine and high temperatures at 79, 80 and overnight lows in the 50's. >> good go

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

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i'm stan stovall. >> i am sarah caldwell. thank you for joining us this morning. looking for a man in these pictures. he tried to rob the bank of america on thursday morning. anyone with information should call the carroll county sheriffs office. lottery agency says the state's and casinos generated more than $820 million. that number is up some 27.6% from the previous year. the education trust fund will receive $284 million this year. additionsre two new to the national zoo in washington, d.c. onlyare only -- there are 400 sumatra tigers left in the wild. >> 6;31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> there will be a little bit of sunshine peeng through. we will see some hit and miss storms develop. here's some good news for the morning commute. i do not see a lot of rain around baltimore this morning. the temperatures are in the 70's. scattered thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon. high temperature of 87. we have a chance to absorb the information. the chance for rain will decrease on saturday. it will be just fine for the rest of the weeke

good evening, stan and donna. the white house is answering those who question the decision to evacuate the u.s. embassy in yemen. u.s. officials have stepped up security, posting check oink around the capital -- posting checkpoints around the capital. >> it is absolutely the right decision to make. >> the white house is defending its decision to close embassies and counselors, including the one in yemen. >> the decisions were made out of abundance of caution in reaction to a very real stream of information about a potential threat. say well al qaeda has been weakened, affiliated groups are thriving in yemen in making gains in other countries like serious and a rack. -- iraq. >> i would not call it a resurgence. it has never gone anywhere. it continues to mutate. administration says that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula poses the most significant threat to the u.s. and its allies. >> they've proven to have some fairly capable operatives in terms of commanders and in terms of lawmakers that seem to have rs that see

i'm stan stovall. >> i am jennifer franciotti. >> 5:01.e for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> it is not going to be a big problem as far as rain goes for the morning commute. gight now, it is mostly fo and sprinkles. the dew point is 71. you will feel that humidity when you walk out. andtered showers thunderstorms develop this afternoon. high temperature, 84 degrees. we will come back and check the forecast for the weekend. >> good morning. not a lot happening. volume is on the light side. we have some rain coming down. this is the north side at harford. you can see no delays over towards the 83's. a nice start on the west side. checking the 83's, so far so good, 64 miles per hour. 54 on southbound j.f.x. this is 95 towards the 895 split from the white marsh area. be prepared for those wet roads as we see them on the west side at 70. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> is a lot. hopefully i will win. >> she is not the winner of the $425 million. there were three winning tickets. two in new jersey and one in minnesota. the

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. >> we have a lot of cloud cover. we are ready to get to a sunny day. a cold front is going to come through. you can feel the humidity. there are some light showers in pennsylvania. a couple of sprinkles near york. 77 downtown. 69 in cockeysville. a mild start to the day. highs in the mid 80's. we will watch those rain chances increase tomorrow. more details coming up. >> good morning. just getting word of an accident at liberty road on the inner loop. you may start to see some delays. this is in the outer loop near baltimore national pike. so far so good. we are expecting inner loop delays around liberty road. there is some road work. southbound 295 looks pretty good down towards 100. up to speed on 95 south. harbor tunnel thruway running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. a young girl remains hospitalized this morning after an accident. >> she was dragged by her service dog. kim dacey has more. >> witnesses say the girl

sore the i truth hurts, stan. how do you know what oprah experienced was naked racism?t possibly know that because you weren't there. right? could have been a misunderstanding. that's what the clerk says. could have been simple snobbery on the part of the woman. could have been stupidity. yet, there is no doubt that oprah experienced a foolish insult. that did happen, right? my description is precise and accurate, while yours is speculative and possibly unfair. tip of the day. do not, do not pass judgment unless you have the facts to back it up. as always, describe things in a clear and a fairway. if you do that, you will be respected in life. that is it for tonight. check out the fox news factor which is different from bill o'reilly. we would like you to spout off from anywhere in the world. if you'd like to talk about tonight, o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town, name and town. if you wish to ee pine. word of the day, do not be in a anyo nin i hammer. do not be a ninny hammer when writing to us. thanks for watching us. remember that the spin stops right here. we are

. >> thanks for joining us could tune in at 5:00 with donna and stan.h is usher raymond v. >>> is he breathing? >> is he breathing? >>> another crisis for usher. i'm michelle beadle. as the family strug told save the 5-year-old, who is the hero that came to the rescue? >> we haven't gotten that experience. >> kardashian bedlam. this time for kendall and kylie. >>> jennifer on the personal life hot seat yet again. the question that caused this. >> you just made me sweat saying all of that. >> sweet and wholesome shirley jones. a sexual dynamo? i'm billy bush. we have all the sordid details straight from shirley. >> we had a threesome so to speak. >> welcome to may mary claire photo shoot. >>> i'm shaun robinson, why reality tv and music stars were placing film stars on magazine covers. >> another hangover sequel? not really. but these four are picking up where the wolfpack left off. >> we're going to get this party started. >>> usher's son is recovering in the hospital with his dad by his side. welcome to "access hollywood." new information about how ush

the explosion of getting that building closer to stan ignored is something we need to do. and there's some other things we need to incorporate as well. that corner of the building is where a lot of venting and garage exhaust have to come out. so we're going to have to work on that >> commissioner. >> i appreciate the flexibility of the architect and the owner to accommodate and listen to some of the comments made by all commissioners retail on all sides of the baby boomer lobby and it creates a more skilled project. particular when it's on either side of the public open space. i'm generally very comfortable with the building including some of the compromises that's been created. the idea that the department considers the parking. the thing i'd like to ask and perhaps mr. rubin can answer. i'd be very intrigued to see the adjacent property coming up into the foreclose. i'm also concerned since the next property is a very shallow property and will struggle with the ungraded open space that the two buildings have not had an opportunity to work more closely together under the

abc7abc7 is the first local stan and abc is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream of your local network and abc tv shows. now you never have to miss a minute of the shows. you can bring abc7 with you wherever you want to be. a special new benefit brought to you by abc, comcast, charter communications and at&t universe at no additional cost go to abc abc7news.com. enter your tv account provider information to log in and download the app. >> leigh glaser is off today, and lisa is here with the forecast. hi, lease -- lisa, sorry. >> we're looking at the usual pattern with the low clouds and fog, and temperatures running cooler. live doppler 7hd, all is clear, and you'll notice the clear sky here from the roof camera. temperatures are cool downtown, 6 1. looking at a gusty wind out of the airport. 30-miles-an-hour. and the delta has a breeze over 25-miles-an-hour, so, mid-60s, oakland, los gatos, 55. and the view from the golden gate bridge, pretty gray, and the winds have been breezy, berkeley, it has been cool today. 72, novato. 80, fairfield. livermore, 80. we're looki

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 well as whatever the academic institutions bring as interest. >> can you state what the

it was stan kenton, do kelly, does he let's his band. gillespie's band. so you like the stage?ad on his desk three records. class, heay in his said -- he is a disciplinarian, too -- i'm not really thinking about music but how to get out of that class. [laughter] he said, there will be three directions. the first was a singer from peru named him a sumac. latin america. the second one was the right of spring by igor stravinsky. the third one was charlie parker , charles crystal -- charles christopher parker. so i took my final test. this was my third year of high school. and i got up. i was the first one to get up after a hundred questions are so. i thought i did something wrong. the teacher said, when you get up, you have to leave the classroom. she said, class, i want to show you something. she held my paper up. they couldn't see the answers. that she had on the front 100 or an a. she said, i want you to think about this because a lot of them had been studying is it since they were six years old. she said this is a perfect test paper knowing to think about it. i was walking dow

i'm stan stovall. >> i and sarah caldwell. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. let's start with tony. >> it is not going to be different today. humid walking out the door today. >> we will deal with some rain again today. scattered showers in the morning. we will see some heavy downpours develop. 76 at the airport where the dew point is 73. showers and thunderstorms are possible off and on. high temperature in the upper 80's. we have some good news in the seven-day forecast. >> good news as well on the roads. let's check on some of our speed sensors. 65 traveling south on the harrisburg expressway. 55 on the j.f.x. at harford road. light volume moving over towards the 83's. 29,bound i 70 in towards problem free a nice start at baltimore national pike. 295 in the green traveling south down towards 100, 55 miles per hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> celebrating the life and legend of a baltimore colts hall of famer. >> family and friends will remember artie donovan. >> jennifer franciotti is live wit

>> this special edition of "nightline," the last stan >>> this is a special edition of "nightline."and, whose side is god on? >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. thank you for joining us, tonight we look at one of the most controversial subjects, abortion. the lines are being drawn in missouri and of course, texas, but sometimes as minds close and the lines harden, we lose sight of the people involved. tonight, we travel to the last abortion clinic in mississippi. which, as we arrive, has only 72 hours left before it appears the state will shut it down forever. >> your baby wants to live! >> stop the shedding of innocent blood. >> reporter: every day, people show up at the last abortion clinic in mississippi. >> there are babies being killed inside of this pink building. >> reporter: certain that what takes place inside is morally wrong. >> there is never a good reason for a baby to die. >> reporter: the protesters believe god stands with them, and they are determined to be heard. >> we have to plead with the killers to stop. >> reporter: but just on the other side of the fence,