so now they got the third stringer and morgan beats the third stringer. she went short side right there. goalie thought she was going cross. soccer terms. megan rapinoe gets taken down a penalty kick for carli lloyd. the u.s. will play china on friday. colombia go home. >>> dodgers and cubs from chicago. kershaw and down 1-0, two outs. catcher wants the ball down low but kershaw puts it up high. oh. chris bryant you may have heard about him, cubs' young slugger knocks that one into the people. ninth home run of the year for bryant. they go up 2-1. kershaw, nine strikeouts. bottom eight, did i mention that young kluger for the cubs kris bryant did it again. that's ten for him. cubs go on to win it 4-2. kershaw had some issues with homers and given up more this season than he did so far than all of last season? that's more information that people can use this morning. >> i am excited about our women. friday night, semifinals against china and we've done very well against china. good luck to them. >>> up next in "the pulse," playing with the boys of summer.

fox's dan stringer shows us the bells -- i don't know where to look. i'm just going anywhere here. dan springer shows us the bells and whistles behind what will be an interactive game for fans. that was interactive. >> reporter: tiger woods and even the ancient game of golf may never be viewed the same after this weekend. at least that's what fox sports is hoping as it prepares to broadcast its very first major golf tournament. the us open at chambers bay near tacoma washington. >> the network that brought the short lived glow puck to hockey is about to unleash a remote controlled car camera. splash graphics an drone that had fly the holes giving fans a golf balls view anchoring the four day coverage will be sports broadcasting veteran joe buck. >> it's up to us to try and introduce this sport in a fun way at times to people who won typically watch this event. i think personally that's why the usga signed this deal with fox. >> reporter: the 12 year $1.2 million golf comes aft the us open its worse tv rating every last june on nbc. fox is throwing everything at revival. 118 cameras

sam bradford and mark sanchez, but who is going to be the third stringer.ow will try to beat out matt barkley, who isn't about to give up his spot. >> he isn't taking away my reps. so it is mark and i for now until everyone is healthy. and we're going back and forth and competing against each other, just day by day. >> on to the phillies good time for a day off, they have lost seven straight games, but won the day today. the phillies annual festival to fight als raised close to $800,000. thousands of fans came out to meet their players. get autographs, and the phils raised over $16 million to help fight lou gehrigs disease. for cameron rupp this cause is near and dear to him. he lost his grandfather to als when he was three months old. so this is a big deal for him and his family. >> talked to a lot of them yesterday when i told them i was doing it. they're all very excited. we talk about it all the time when we're together you know? if pete was here how much time he would be up here in philadelphia, or how much he would be watching on tv when i was growing

clint stringer is an environmental expert from st.university. >> from what i have seen. >> reporter: in this case science blended with script tour invoking a moral authority, calling on the world to cut greenhouse gases and then live simpler lives. >> we go out and we burn our fossil fools in the you had and they have far reaching consequences globally, to people that are poor, marginalized and that is what he is saying is that we just cannot do that mind leslie. we have to have an eye on what it does to all people in the planet. >> reporter: climate skeptics, still continue to debate. >> probably moral responsibility to everything. you have to balance it. >> reporter: outside liberty bell a possible stop for francis in philadelphia, visitors had the pope's discussion top of mind. >> i agree with him completely. we're burning up everything that is natural, and good, for humans. we are living in a terrible contaminated atmosphere now. >> from his perspective obviously god created the earth and we have to, you know, use that and underst

new york city comptroller scott stringer said in a statement announcing the settlement, we cannot give back the time that he served but the new york city can offer jonathan fleming compensation for the injustice that was committed against him. sadly his mother died shortly after he was released. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. our time 16:29 -- is 6:29. we're in for a cleat 180 -- complete 180 today. the storms are gone. the humid weather gone. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. yesterday's roller coaster ride is over. smooth sailing today at least weather wise. we'll see if that is the case on the roadways. first erica grow and allyson rae, give us the good news. >> all good news today. it's going to be a really great wednesday. today we have low humidity and sunshine. no rain. and enjoy it because you know it's not going to last forever. you know the humidity is going to return. it's summer. let's take a look outside at our mike equal & son camera. we're looking good. the humidity will continue to drop throughout the day. pretty comfortable, especially during the evening ho

we had great stringers down there. we had met with many of the leaders of hamas in the past.ding the pavement. trying to find out where they were. we eventually found out that they were being held by a really bad character called dogmoosh. it was very intense two weeks. we were beating the pavement showing up, saying we know somebody has these guys. >> you were finding out where they were. >> we met with all the war lords. all the hamas leaders. and we essentially said we know someone has them. >> help us get them back. so finally steve and olig get released, thank god. then after that you get breast cancer. tell me about that. >> we moved back to the states after the kidnapping incident in gaza. and i started working at the pentagon. and i got pregnant with my third child luke. who was our first son. and he was six months old when i found a lump. and it was a grapefruit sized lump. it was stage 3 triple negative breast cancer. and so i immediately went in to treatment. i had 17 rounds of chemotherapy. i had radiation. i had a double mastectomy. and it was -- you know, it was

uptown funk madonna playing, andrew cuomo, sir ian mcallen and we had a chance to catch up with scott stringert he had to say about the parade. >> this may be the greatest day for a parade in new york city ever. the fact that marriage equality is a law in the land and new york city played such an important role in making this happen. i'm here with my wife three and a half-year-old and 2-year-old and my boys never have to worry about who they love or what they love or believe in. we have changed things not just for our generation but people who come after us. amazing day for this country. >> reporter: and there you have it. obviously a lot to celebrate here two days after the supreme court's historic ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. there's no rain, no storm could upset this parade. it's a total party. >> i'm glad to find you in the middle of. the rain has lifted. it may be a little damp but i get offset in 20 minutes, i'm going to watch things off 30 rock. enjoy. new developments enfolding in the talks to limit iran's nuclear ambitions and raising questions about what a deadlock

she was also a web producer for the times and joined as a news clerk and a stringer. began her career on a trade publisher where she was a research editor and helped pioneer their first podcast. one thing that i particularly impressed with his they included her in their journalists of color to watch in 2014. they also included in their 20 top latinos in america. >> thank you to everyone for being here. before we introduce the panel, i just got back from camden new jersey, which used to be one of the most dangerous cities in america. an addition to the cameras and license plate readers and , crime rates have been drastically reduce the a combination of technology and old-school policing. but camden is not alone. we live in a world of video everywhere. from youtube to cell phones, and the power to create media is now in hand of citizens. if you have the names of the victims of police brutality that may have otherwise gone unnoticed had not been for someone recording or snapping a photo on their cell phone. many police department's around the country are realizing that t

she was also a web producer for the times and joined the paper in 2006 as a news clerk and a stringer. he gan her career at cmp media which is a technology and trade magazine publisher where she was a research ed toward and helped pioneer the company's first podcast. one of the things about her background that i'm particularly impressed with as an npr junkie, the code switch included khan zena in their journalists of color to watch. "huffington post" listed her as one of the 40 top latinos in american media. we're pleased to have them help us this discussion today. without further ado, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you nicole and thanks to everyone for being here today. before we introduce the panel i just got back from camden, new jersey, which used to be one of the most dangerous cities in america. in addition to the surveillance cameras and audio recorders and license plate readers that the department is about to deploy more than 300 body cameras in september. crime rates in the city as a result have been drastically reduced through what officials say is a combination of techn

she was also a web producer for the times and joined the paper in 2006 as a news clerk and a stringer. she began her career at cmp media which is a technology and trade magazine publisher where she was a research ed toward and helped pioneer the company's first podcast. one of the things about her background that i'm particularly impressed with as an npr junkie, the code switch included khan zena in their journalists of color to watch. "huffington post" listed her as one of the 40 top latinos in american media. we're pleased to have them help us this discussion today. without further ado, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, nicole and thanks to everyone for being here today. before we introduce the panel, i just got back from camden, new jersey, which used to be one of the most dangerous cities in america. in addition to the surveillance cameras and audio recorders and license plate readers that the department is about to deploy more than 300 body cameras in september. crime rates in the city as a result have been drastically reduced through what officials say is a combination of

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