artist tattooed his own dog. it's not like live stock. it's not meant for slaughter. it's a family pet. he posted about it on facebook. he he said it was dated. on what? you're not a doctor. i spoke with the tattoo artist on facebook. we're not naming him becauses he's not been charged with a crime. he did confirm to me that he did tattoo his dog. his other dog had been stolen. he told me he did his research much. he told me that while he knows tattoos can be painful for human s he believes dogs have different nerve endings. i would certainly disagree that they can't be as1p<■ sensitive, there are some places on a dog that can be much more sensitive or equally as sensitive. just because they can't consent and just because necessary there's no reason to do it. he says it's common for veterinary professionals to tattoo a dog or a cat at a shell her after being spade to mark the incision and verify the procedure. but that animal is under anesthesia. there are a lot of risks in do ing that. i think it certainly would

gun or a homemade tattoo gun.ere's a layer you got to get in between that layer. you can use a hypodermic needle, but i ain't saying that's what we used. >> we call my celly hamster, but he's more like a guinea pig. so you can take it any way you want, you know. he was the first one, and he lived through it, so we went on with it. >> i wanted to do a little dye and see what it was like and it spread through half my eye. i said it's a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now they're red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, it's not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> it's painful. it's like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes sometimes if you hit the wrong spot. they're done now so i ain't got to worry about no more pain. i don't get complications in vision. i don't see no red. it's all just perfectly

tattoo ink in a handy carrying case. i was just curious as to how old some of the tattoo work on his neck was. it looked a little fresh. there's -- >> yeah, it's old. it's, like -- >> like a week? >> like before this. this is about a week. >> how come it still looks a little red? >> because this is a real tender area right here. this is like a real painful area. >> did it hurt? >> this is a cross. >> oh, that goes all the way down? >> yeah. time to get in touch with my religiousness. >> okay. wear a rosary or something. >> i am. this is old. >> it's not that old. >> it's one of the ones that i -- >> looks good. >> thanks. theisciplinary board gives walker 30 days of loss of privileges. he will be without hisv, the ability to order food from the canteen and other restrictions, along with 90 days' probation, meaning he will avoid being locked down in administrative segregation if he behaves. >> i try to stay away from this whole side of the courtyard. >> yeah, don't get caught. >> all right. thanks. i don't like that proba

there's other people that have tattoos. you know?o get at him. >> josh pike has known kunkel's family for most of his life. while they're not relatives, he thinks of kunkel as his cousin. >> look, there's my cousin. hey! >> is cecil a racist? >> i can't really answer that. i'm not sure. because of his tattoos? >> yeah, he's got a huge swastika on his head. >> yeah. yeah. no. i mean, that doesn't mean you're a racist, you know what i mean? that doesn't signify that you're a racist. >> what does it signify? >> that i can't talk about. know what i mean? unfortunately i can't talk about that. >> tell me why. >> it's like kind of like our thing, you know what i mean? as far as being a convict. >> while pike wouldn't say what kunkel's tattoos signify, he has an unlikely ally in his claims that kunkel is not a racist. >> i know some real white boys are real racists. he's not one of them. real skinheads, they don't get hot, know what i mean? he's a nobody. you know? >> what do you think when you see a swastika on his head and all that stuff?

>> they're tattoos. >> jessica! >> i know. >>> not long ago, kelley mcnaughton injured her hand when she punched a wall in anger. now shortly after her transfer to a new housing unit, she has injured the other hand. >> i went into the housing unit and i saw an officer talking with her and she seemed visibly upset at the time. i was standing by to see if there was any type of back lash on her behalf. i talked to the officer and she told me she got upset and hit a wall. >> caused a fracture or something like that. >> got into a fight with the wall, and the wall won. >> i fought the wall and the wall won. >> mcnaughton, however, disputes the officer's account of the injury and says it was an accident. >> i hit my hand on my door. >>> why did you do that? trying to lockdown? >> no. it pops every time they get all mad. every time the door closes and then they don't want to pop it. so when it was going too fast, i turned around to grab it and it smashed. okay? i got caught in the damn thing. >> you're going to have to get

not only because they're now sending a message with the tattoos but covering up the scars left behindolutely right of the it is a great reminder if they're seen at the pool or elsewhere that they are survivors, proud survivors.

and scott said, you should tattoo your dad. and at that moment-- . >> stephen: how old is she. >> eight years old, she was seven at the time. no control over my brain to mouth channel at that point. i went yeah, absolutely, let's do that. >> stephen: that's love, because you love her. >> i do love her. i love her. and i love the tattoo that she actually gave me that afternoon. >> stephen: she gave you. >> she gave me a-- . >> stephen: some place that i could. >> oh yeah, yeah, yeah, i'm not going to wear a suit that i can't show you moo tattoo at a seconds notice. so i want to tell you, it is a hedgehog, okay. just in case you are confused. >> stephen: can we get a shot of that. >> oh, we can get a shot of that. >> stephen: injure daughter did that, that's pretty damn good. >> she was so cute t she was so focused. i have never seen her so focused like a seven year old like focused. and the only thing, the only instruction she got from scott who was just sitting there spreading out my skin so it was tawt, he would just say, she

are tattoos allowed? seen as allowed? no. no? well, by the majority, no.s are seen to be impermissible and not allowed. so by entering the community as a fairly heavily tattooed person, there were definitely reactions, there were a lot of people that felt like i should remove my tattoos or cover them, which would mean wearing gloves constantly. or something! for me, it was never an issue. my body and the way that i looked and my faith never collided until people made them collide. can an industry like modest fashion help change viewpoints and opinions? i think definitely, because i think it shows we're really not oppressed, we are very self—empowered and confident in who we are, and there are ways to make it beautiful and trendy, so to speak. even anniesa's show, everything was very bedazzled and it was glitter everywhere and it was very beautiful, very sunny, very eye—catching. i think it kind of builds more sense of acceptance, and not only acceptance, but fascination with it. i feel like it's something that is growing notjust in the muslim community, bu

>> but your focus is only tattoos.t. your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. so right when i get out i can go work on tattoos. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i want -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you do get sent to prison, you can do computer engineering in there you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn tattoos so i can reach through. >> oh, man. i was just about to say. tattoo? reach through a screen. oh, man. i love you, too. >> thank you for this opportunity to share with kenny. thank you that he continues to have a smile on his face, god. >> he's coming home. i have to believe it. i have to. >> we pray your will be done. amen. >> love you, mom. >> i love you, too, honey. >> bye-bye. >> i so much in him that i am confident tha

this is the tattoo. quite a nice tattoo. but then replaced by blisters.k henna and natural henna? i didn't, i didn't know there was a difference. let's bring in doctor clayton. is this common? it's increasingly more common. we are finding children going on holidays and music festivals where henna tattooeds are being offered. they are advertising this as black henna which is the traditional henna compound which has been added to a chemical called ppd which is highly allergic. when it comes in contact with your skin you can develop an allergic reaction.” think this is natural henna being applied but the technique is the same. yes, exactly the same. way you made aware there was anything in this... no. i didn't made aware there was anything in this... no. ididn't know made aware there was anything in this... no. i didn't know there was a difference between the natural and the black. ijust thought it was henna. the alarming thing was it didn'tjust henna. the alarming thing was it didn't just blister, it henna. the alarming thing was it didn'tjust blister, it k

really, i'm just, i love tattoos. i just love tattoos. think they're awesome. >> prawdzik wasn't smiling when he got his most prominent tattoo, a crown that encircles his head and turns into a bandanna in the back. it was the worst pain of my life. it hit over here, and my leg would start twitching because of all of the nerves. it was horrible. >> prawdzik who says his criminal career began at age 14 selling crack got the crown and many of his other tattoos during his six-year prison term for felonious assault and robbery. he was back on the streets for four months before he was arrested again as part of a crime ring that stole tvs from motor homes. prawdzik says he's innocent but he pled guilty to larceny from a vehicle. >> because if i go to trial with my tattoos, past crimes, being on parole, if i lose, then i'm going back to prison. >> instead, prawdzik was sentenced to just one year at the kent county jail, but he says now he's finally motivated to go straight. >> it's nice to see your wife first thing in the morning, even if it is j

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. >> i saw a tattoo and i said, that's her tattoo, isn't it? >> and three caught-on clues. someone's in her car. someone's at her bank. but most jaw-dropping ? someone's up on stage with a song turned . >> i couldn't believe hearing and seeing. >> could karaoke be a this case? >> my heart was poundi pounding. >> i was sweating. i was nervous. we needed to figure this. >> here's andrea canniit "without a trace." >> reporter: it's a sa american life. families separated from their loved ones, gone, without a nationwide, there are 100,000 active missing pers since december of 2013 "dateline's" online "m america" series has be some of those hear stories. one of the first came heartland where not ev is serene and pastoral. this is the quad citie urban, industrial, gri four cities split by t mississippi river. two on the iowa side, two in il. these days, the quad c sometimes uneasy mix o old-fashioned midweste and modern urban life, crime is an inescapabl the landscape. this is where carrie o missing in december of >> she had a heart of . and she made you alway welcome. >> reporte

really, i'm just, i love tattoos. i just love tattoos. think they're awesome. >> prawdzik wasn't smiling when he got his most prominent tattoo, a crown that encircles his head and turns into a bandanna in the back. >> it was the worst pain of my life. it hit over here, and my leg would start twitching because of all of the nerves. it was horrible. >> prawdzik who says his criminal career began at age 14 selling crack got the crown and many of his other tattoos during his six-year prison term for felonious assault and robbery. he was back on the streets for four months before he was arrested again as part of a crime ring that stole tvs from motor homes. prawdzik says he's innocent but he pled guilty to larceny from a vehicle. >> because if i go to trial with my tattoos, past crimes, being on parole, if i lose, then i'm going back to prison. >> instead, prawdzik was sentenced to just one year at the kent county jail, but he says now he's finally motivated to go straight. >> it's nice to see your wife first thing in the morning, even if it i

am i making a big deal about this. >> where was the tattoo. >> it doesn't say where the tattoo was. >n man. what are his parents going to do, ground him? >> do you think -- don't you think it's odd that -- i mean i don't know. i guess i've been having this co about this question. i tell my parents everything. i think it's strange, 20 years your parents didn't know you had a tattoo. >> i think they didn't want him to have it when he was 20 years younger and so he just felt like it was a path of least resistance. >> i got a tattoo. >> i think what is strange is the fact that i mean fit really meant that much to him to keep it secret for whatever reason, i don't know why he wanted to keep a secret, if you want to keep something a secret you go the to tell your partner. i feel like he set her up for failure. there's no reason for her to think they didn't know. >> it sounded ridiculous for him to tell her. >> he needs to examine himself. >> okay. you think it's not that strange to kind of -- >> i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> i think this is so bizarre. >> for her. >> to not tell

i really wish you would not get a tattoo. wasat that time, she thinking of running for office and she asked me what i thought about that. and i said, i really wish you would not run for office. and she did. and i did. and we're still happily married. i am happy to say. my status befttinitting as a desert dweller, i have a tattoo of a scorpion on my typing finger. i have typed every article, every decision, every brief i have ever written with one finger. it now bears a tattoo of a scorpion. i have been after my colleagues to get inked. i don't know. i thought i was a fairly persuasive guy. so far not a single one of them has gone openly inked. i'm going to continue working on that. my talk tonight is about an essential, yet as erica mentioned, often overlooked part of the story of american freedom. and that is a digit shearing committed -- a judiciary committed to the rule of law. it is something we often take for granted, but we can ill afford to do so. there are two recent incidents that i read about that really america isi

a few. >> do i see a jesus tattoo on your neck there? "jesus saves"? your life right now or spiritual experience? >> trying to, yeah. >> how does that work out for you now? >> i mean, i kind of get mad at myself because i feel like i only turn to him in desperate need like this, and then i don't stay focused on god when things are, you know, normal or whatever. >> well, at this point we need to make a plan for your mental health care. would you be interested in taking some medication again? >> mm-hmm. >> let's see if we can have that assist with quieting down the voices in your head that are troubling you. it fights off depression as well. and then i'll check up and see how you're doing. okay? we're not going to let this get you. we want to partner up with you and fight this with you, okay? >> thank you. i haven't given up hope, but i'm losing it. >> i think he was quite genuine about his concern for his life. i don't know that he's going to try suicide today. that's always one of those very difficult jobs of the mental health team is to determine who

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is memorialized in this tattoo work. >> bars says remember the numbers there on that clock are 480609that's my d.o.c. number because time doesn't really matter in here. i got a "i hate cops" tattooed across my shoulder. >> it looks like an apostrophe. >> yeah, it does. >> you know that's a mistake. >> i know, we were really high and didn't think about it. little devil with a shotgun. anarchy sign. 88. >> and the 88 is for what? >> stands for heil hitler. >> you admire hitler? >> i think he did have some good ideas. by taking over the world and making it be his. who wouldn't want to do that? i don't blame him for trying to do that. i understand. if i could be king of the whole world, i would be, too. i wouldn't do what he did with it. >> stokes says the tattoos help him fit in with some of the white gangs in the prison, which he says is key to his survival there. >> i'm a skinny white boy going to a prison full of gang members. when it's you behind the fence, you got to be cliqued up with somebody to have your back. >> when i was in prison i got jumped by four neighborhood crips. broke

blonde woman with hip at a too tattoo on her left survivor. michelle: a major victory in a fight to build purple line in maryland. they ruled that the construction can begin on the light rail project while a lawsuit trying to derail the project continues. it does still need federal funding but the ruling allows the state to pursue the money. the 16-mile project would stretch from bethesda to new carrollton. nancy: now to the summer sizzle who has everyone, everyone sweating across the area. unfortunately it's only going to get worse from here. michelle: days like this you appreciate being indoors. josh knight is with people at the pool but they are not there to cool off. there is serious competition. josh: i savor every drop that gets flashed my way. we are between events so the kids can do warmup and next one. the northern virginia swim league have incredible cheering sections as well. [cheers & applause] how are you holding up in the heat? >> it's so hot. >> really hot. >> really hot. >> team is doing well. that is great. >> get to the weath

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it happened in the predawn hours of easter morning. >> you have these tattoos, including horns on your head and "am i evil, yes, i am" on your forearms and then you get pulled in for burning down the church. >> yeah, which didn't help any at all. >> abbott says his troubles began the night before in a bar. >> i was pretty lit up. i ended up coming across two other individuals i hadn't seen for quite a few years and decided we was going to do some criminal mischief, i should say. and we decided to break into the church. >> why in the world would you think of a church to break into? >> that was the alcohol talking and acting mostly. >> what did you take from there? >> a couple of pairs of shoes. they have tennis shoes for basketball and stuff like that. there s a couple of pairs of shs d i had actually threw them in a bag. >> abbott says he left before his friends and didn't know the church had burned down until hours later. >> everything was still standing when i left. the next morning, my niece and my nephew and brother-in-law came in and told me to turn on the tv. i turned on the tv a

didn't know he had a tattoo. >> it is a message. >> we will play it for you not play it for you. you cannot play a display. >> we can see it. >> we can see his leg play. >> yeah. >> that is whole other thing. >> i think you know this a budget dead lock has close sod state run tourist attractions to the public why lawmakers are having such a hard time agreeing on the budget. we will talk to governor christie on the phone. if you have a question get on twitter right now come on. >>> state beaches and parks just in time for fourth of july holiday which is, of course, tomorrow. governor christie says state's government will remain shut down until lawmakers can gree on a budget. at center of the stalemate fate of the new jersey's largest health insurance company, horizon. governor christie ordered legislature back to trenton today, we have a camera there to hammer out a deal, and joining us on the phone governor christie welcome to "good day philadelphia". >> good morning, how are you guys. >> feeling good, loving the fourth of july holiday. are you calling us from that beach house. >

the criteria ice is using to assess ganang affiliation reportedly includes whether teenagers have tattoos, wear clothing typical to a gang, or even spend time in an area that's known to have gangs. during a news conference at the white house thursday, acting ice director thomas homan spoke in front of a series of images of young brown men with tattoos, saying his agency was now deporting undocumented immigrants who've been arrested for a crime even if they haven't been found guilty. infor those that get booked connie jail come under the prior administration, they needed a conviction before we can put a detainer on them. that is not necessary anymore. if you have been arrested for a serious crime and are in a county jail, we're going to take the person into custody. amy: the ice campaign against ms-13 came as new details emerged about the 10 migrants found dead from heat exposure and asphyxiation in the back of a tractor-trailer in a walmart parking lot in san antonio, texas, last weekend. one of the migrants, 19-year-old frank fuentes, was brought to the u.s. as a toddler from guatemala a

a huge tattoo on her back yesterday for my birthday.e will explain. >> let's try this betsy ross in our intern vern case pre tending to be betsy ross. >> here i am over on the mall. >> so, maybe, betsy, or veronica can you cover the mike a little bit with your flag or bottom part of it. >> wrap your microphone in the flag because we don't want to give ate way. >> you have a cameraman, he should be far away so people cannot see you are a reporter. >> he is hiding. >> he is hiding. >> okay,. >> go talk to somebody. say welcome to philadelphia. >> hello, welcome to philadelphia, i'm betsy ross. >> how long have you been here today. >> i don't know. >> thirty-seven years. >> i have been here for over 200 years. >> veronica ask her if she has a needle. >> do you have a needle. >> a needle and some thread. >> we need some english speakers. >> let's talk to some other people. >> excuse me, sir. >> that person right there. >> excuse me. >> talat these wawa people. >> hey. >> hello. >> is what your name. >> seth. >> seth. >> do you have a needle

. >> let's switch gears, what's this freckle tattoo stuff. i don't get it. but everyone is getting their faces tattooed in the name of beauty, all for freckles. there's a growing trend and women and men are getting freckles tattooed on their faces and it cost about $250 and one young lady on social media had rainbow frankles. i was like, okay, she's going to jazz it up. >> we're talking about teenagers. >> yeah, know, they use to put beauty marks, moles on their face, now the whole face is covered. >> you can do that with a brown magic marker. you don't have to spend big money to put a mark on your face. >> oh, yeah, that's the nice way to do it. >> wouldn't work for us. >> oh, not at all. >> speaking of young folks, how about some real young folks, there's a baby boom. >> jessica alba just announced she's pregnant with baby number three. pregnancy announcement are the big thing now. that's trending, as well. she had her two daughters with her with numbered ballooned, one, two, and she was holding three. >> that's cute. >> of course. >> she revealed she know

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those criteria could be things like a gang tattoo, wearing gang apparel, or just hanging out in an area that's frequented by gangs. so of course there are a number of immigration lawyers and civil rights and civil liberties lawyers who are saying that is not enough to find someone -- to make someone a target for deportation, especially a minor. >> sreenivasan: how different is this from the obama administration's interests? what was the threshold there versus what this is? >> so it's interesting, as i went back and read the november 2014 priorities for deportation that obama set out. that did mention 16 and 17-year-olds, but they were people convicted of a gang-related crime. that was his way of saying although these people are minors, they've entered another category by committing a crime, like when we see a juvenile gets an adult kind of sentence in court. this changes that, of course, because these are people just suspected of gang activity. >> sreenivasan: if you are in the neighborhoods, because if you live there, that already kind of checks off one of the boxes, right? so basicall

inin, you like people -- if your community nobody has a tattoo and there is a young lady with a tattoo on her arm, whatever you are telling yourself, you will like her less than somebody without a tech to because -- tattoo, because it is something that is new or strange. so replacing biased humans with algorithms will bring more fair hiring and a better recruitment decisions. even in a way more important context, like letting people out of prisons or deciding on the length of the sentences, it sounds really -- it makes me feel uneasy when you are telling me that algorithms should decide on whether to put somebody in prison or not, but guess what, we are doing it already. says still a judge that you will be released on parole, but in fact the judge is making the decision in many places in the u.s., it is already happening that the judge before they make a decision, they get a printout from an algorithm telling her how likely the person is to reoffend. and the judge follows that, because that is what people do, what the algorithm tells them. it makes me uneasy, but when you look at the e

based on the rock and tattoos on kid rock, i'm guessing it's a little old. >> i like it. come out as a boyfriend and call themselves the rock formation. >> or a rock band. >> that's a president and senator right there. >> exactly. >> and chris rock played a president in a movie. >>> a rainy day. >> who does it on the street. >> on a >>> this morning on "world news now." the bromance seems to be over. president trump turns against attorney general jeff sessions. >> the president taking questions from reporters in the white house rose garden and offering thorny remarks for sessions. many wondering if there is an effort to push the a.g from his post. >>> and breaking overnight, the latest plan to repeal and replace obamacare refused to get support in the senate, but the big test will be today as democrats gear up to debate the contents of the plan, while some republican senators, including john mccain express their doubts. what he said in his triumphant return to the senate. >>> and the disturbing video of

also how about this, is it okay to hides your tattoo from your family. tell them about the tattoo you have. >> no, i refuse. >> and from yoga to meditation do you know the best way to care for yourself. would you pay $1,000 to learn. join the morning crew for those stories and more starting at 4:25 a.m. you know, geico just saved me hundreds of dollars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out. in! out. in! that was our only shuttlecock. take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> it's something that many people do. we kiss each other and some skiingtivities are intrigued with how we kiss. a recent study found men were 15 times more likely to initiate a kiss than a woman, and when we kiss we tend to tilt our heads to the right. researchers don't know why but they suspect it's how our brains are wired. i'm curious i'm going to ask the

. >> so much so you even want to get a shark tattoo. >> i do, yeah. i do. >> you do? i want something with a great white and something with a hammer, whether they're connected in the same tattoo, i don't know but -- >> after this experience. >> this is something i've always wanted to do my entire life so i might as well do something like that. >> i know we have temporary tattoos. >> yes, so you can get a little practice and check it out. >> if you want to do neck or -- >> thank you. see if it works. >> hammer, whites. tigers, the whole nine. this is awesome. thank you, guys. >> will we see you compete again? >> no, i'm done. you know, it's -- >> ah, look at that. >> sorry. >> you love michael. >> i think that's -- it's just something that, you know, it's time to move on. you know i've had an absolutely incredible career and something that has been an honor to be a part of and represent our country is the one thing i'll miss the most. >> you have done it with such honor and the work you're doing with your foundation and helping is tremendous. so, michael, thank you ver

es un tattoo de mariposa. ya cálmate. sí, no-- Óyeme, espérame. espérame. oye, oye. [...]en? carlos: señor, por favor-- ah, caray, mira. señor, no me puedo levantar de la cama. gael: dice que no se puede levantar de la cama, debe estar muy adolorido. cleo: ay, no. ojalá que no le haya [indistinto] doña lidia: ay, san abasolo, no lo dejes solo. san conrado, que no se vaya en el-- cleo: ay, mamá. gael: dígame, ¿en qué hotel está? carlos: el hotel se llama-- ay, espera. [ríe] no, es que-- se llama "lucho" gael: ¿"lucho" se llama el hotel? hotel lucho. ah, "hotelucho". ¿en dónde está el hotel ese? carlos: en lucho arreyes 44. entre lucho moreno y lucho villo. gael: pues ahí la lucha por llegar rápido. carlos: sería bueno, porque estoy en una situación bien embarazosa. gael: está en una situación embarazosa. gina: ¿embarazó a alguien? lo mato. doña lidia: y yo también. gina: un bastardo. doña lidia: un nieto. cleo: un sobrinito, un brionito. gael: voy para allá. >> ¿está usted seguro? gael: le estoy diciendo que es una emergencia. abra usted la puerta, por favor. >> esto le va

the tattooed arm belongs to sasha bublik.oung man from kazakhstan was taking it all in, and on his first centre court appearance, he forced murray to stretch himself. now, how was that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good. second set to murray, 6—4. there were two breaks for rain in the third set. hope that was enough for you. murray's straight sets victory ended with another dash towards the net. now for the ice bath. how are you feeling? you know, with the adrenaline and stuff, it sort of helps numb some pains that you might have. i moved well today and, yeah, i thought i did pretty well for the first match. the white kit, clenched fist... same routine, same wimbledon. and tickets are still sold on the day for those who stand in line. but tradition can only operate in today's world, and in the light of current security concerns, this year, the queue is protected from potential vehicle attack by a barrier of concrete. it's the same, just stronger. which takes us tojohanna konta. her injury was spinal. refocusing after a n

score in the second, brandon crawford tattoos this ball to right field. that's out of here. 2-0. >>> marcel osuna, a laser down the left field line. christian scores. ozuna fa 70 r.b.i. this season. the home run derby on monday, that ball would have taken out the avocado tree. 74 miguel called up friday. in the 11th swim ahead on george. second homer by stan. 10-8. 22 games under 500. reached the dog days of summer. disappointing first half. >> well the good news is it's behind us. we got the all-star break to refresh get stronger. and an opportunity to come out and get better for the second half. >>> meanwhile in seattle for a bat it will between the middle east. usually in full swing but wouldn't enough back to back with the mariners. in seattle, no score on the second. nell con cruz shot down the third baseline. field the ball, he's got a gun makes it look so easy. fourth innings. two on homer. matter ners go up 3-0. seventh inning john oxford. former eight, valencia will score. mariners win 4-0. 11 games under .500. >>> finally, munoz misses the par p

people have his picture tattooed on their bodies. >> right.zarre elements -- john: they get that free. >> exactly. they're a state-sponsored -- there are state-sponsored events where you can get a free tattoo of chavez's signature, and they have painted his eyes having big brother's eyes looking at you. it is just creepy. john: it creeps me out, but people there seem to like him. and leftists all over say this is going to work. the guardian newspaper, leftist newspaper in britain, no one can explain why a rich country has no food. >> that's just a crazy statement, right? so no one can explain it? there are economists all over the place explaining it. people in venezuela, people outside. john: once it became clear chavez's socialism wasn't working out as hoped and venezuelans were protesting and rioting, i thought american leftists would at least be embarrassed by their early enthusiasm. but, no, i think they're immune to embarrassment. after the tyrant chavez died, washington post leftist eugene levinson found all kinds of nice things to say a