he rose up against derrick rose, held his own against jeff teague, and is giving steph curry fits.o are some of the all-time surprise heroes in playoff history? some of these will ring a bell. >> tom brady what he just did gives me goose bumps. >> me too. you know the tom braidef today. go back to 2001, he wasn't even a starter until drew bledsoe got his bell rung. he there ared this sole -- authored this super bowl upset. he had only thrown for 115 years the week prior. nobody saw that coming! you might not remember this guy. speedy clas-- plax to know. an afterthought, replaced tony parker who was cold shooting. and he went to work huge in two games. is this the ultimate. how about that guy! [ laughter ] >> shortened season of 87. nobody is thinking about smith. rogers goes down. skins make it to the super bowl, and smith plays the game of his life. 204 yards. to this day super bowl rushing record. he never eclipsed that or came anything closer. he w ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a

later in the period teague stopped by bishop. gathered the rebound. 1-0, chicago.d, same score. blackhawks on the odd man rush. the clincher. on the first of the only 2-goal lead in the series chicago wins for the third time in six years. >>> jiptsz and seattle mariners. before the game tom willis throwing out the first pitch. worn without arms he tosses a strike with his foot. incredibly done. nori aoki an infield single up the middle. crawford scores. tied 1-1. to the fifth. a bleeder into center field. panik not table to chase it down. giants lose 5-1. their ninth straight home loss. the most consecutive home defeats since they moved to the west coast. a's and padres petco park. bud black was fired today. they have an interim manager. rbi single to left off tyson ross. here comes josh redding. 2-0, oakland. in the 8th. a grand slam and the a's win big, 9-1. >>> the last word goes to jeff. >> all right. let's look at the morning forecast. you are going to be able to see tomorrow temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. little bit of a chill out there. especially

many children with disabilities couldn't go to school and to help build the case for a law garne teague -- guaranteeing them access to education. as a leader of the legal services corporation i defended the rights of poor people to have a lawyer, and i saw lives changed because an abusive marriage ended or an illegal eviction stopped. in arkansas, i supervised law students who represented clients in courts and prisons, organized scholarships for single parents going to college, led efforts for better schools and health care and personally knew the people whose lives were improved. as senator, i had the honor of representing brave firefighters, police officers, e.m.t.'s construction workers and volunteers. who ran toward danger on 9/11 and stayed there becoming sick themselves. it took years of effort but congress finally approved the health care they needed. there are so many faces and stories that i carry with me of people who gave their best and then needed help themselves. just weeks ago, i met another person like that, a single mom juggling a job and classes at community college whi

you're giving them back to your department your expect teague the other department is going to handle it. >> but core so never faced charges in jersey city either. and it's he's still on the force. >> the robbinsville actions do not warrant a criminal investigation but freed has made a change in his department. >> moving forward can we tell people that professional courtesyies will no longer be extented in robbinsville. >> absolutely. are we perfect, absolutely not. will we get better, of course we will. will we hide from heinz we've done right and wrong absolutely not. >> legal experts tell us that professional courtesyies are again the law and arrests should occur where an incident happens. and we shall mention that neither core so nor jersey city police would answer our questions. >> more to come on this though, right. >> absolutely. this is far from over. we've got more more digging to do. >> charlotte, thank you very much. >> you can watch the full dash cam video on our website. cbsphilly.com. >>> charlotte, thanks again. >>> significant legal victory today for the supporters of

the city wants to be counted among the likes of macao and singapore as marga or teague a reports. >> reporter: it sounds out like a golden oasis in the chaos of manila. the city of dreams. it's the third and latest billion dollars gambling resort to open in the philippine capital. 6.2 hectors of luxury. in manila's new purpose-built gambling strip called entertainment city. >> the vision was always to find the greatest locations in asia to build integrated resorts it's no ones their philippines is one of the fastest growing economies in anywhere in the world in the last few years, we want to build things that we are proud of. >> reporter: the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion itself the next gaming capital of the asia pacific region. that's despite other gaming destinations like macao and singapore taking a hit in earnings correctly. officials here want to attract the regions growing middle classes and high flyers. >> this is our hopefully meaningful contribution to the efforts of the philippines to elevate the tourism industry as one of the main engines of eco

we talked about him liking the fast fastball up, and it is looking like fa the teague setting in on roee last couple of pitches. >> kenny: now, 3-1. >> tom: not the same finish to the pitches and not the same command. taking a little bit more time in between the pitches. the thing about the yankees' lineup, they can put the runs up in a hurry with the home run ball. >> kenny: line drive clutch, shoveled to first for the double play play. flaherty with the shovel pass out of the glove to pearce. that is going to do for it the yankees in the eighth. mountain dew baja blast, a taco bell original, is back in bottles and cans. what! get some while you still can. now with new sangrita blast. get dad the brands pros trust with big father's day savings now at lowe's, like this bosch cordless drill now only $99... and this kobalt® mechanic's tool set for only $99. so hurry in to lowe's and save on something he'll love. ooooh, check out the edge of the samsung galaxy s6 edge. displays colors when your top five contacts call. the edge of the iphone 6 displays nothing. but it has a vibrate function

matt having been shot david sweat still being pursued by police this would suggest that they were teaguears, and again i'm just hearing it from the u.s. marshals and the task force that's up there, you know they're a little busy as you can imagine, but matt's down and they're chasing sweat is how i got it. so yeah apparently they were together they stuck together they needed each other, they've been with each other for quite a few years. they fed off each other, they had this plan that they put together and, you know they stayed together. >>> lenny depaul form ever commander u.s. marshal's service, we will come back to you. thank you. >>> i have to go back to cadyville, new york. part of this fast-breaking story about the two fugitives who have been missing for three weeks, 21 days i believe as of today, richard matt and david sweat, richard matt apparently having been shot by police. jean what else can you tell us. >> reporter: they left the command post as we broke the news. it's silent now, but they were en masse. they have brought in so many experts, experts to denote exactly the rat

think if it gets up to 41 1/2 tomorrow on big volume, two, three times normal volume i do think you teaguestock. it has been in this range. i think it's going to give you an opportunity tomorrow, comes in the form of 41 1/2. >> it's a transitional stock and we have to keep that in mind. the dollar head wainds, i know that's an excuse. we all talk about weather, talk about the dollar. but when you look at where their exposure is, that's why they're impacted as much as they are right now. in terms of the growth, they did show growth if you strip out some of that dollar pressure. i think that things are going well for them, not as well as they'd like. and that's why i think it's a buy. i'm with guy. you get down toward 41 where we were earlier, we're down toward 41 1/4, now it's 42. you get a shot down think think that's a buy. >> two buys. what about you, dan? >> i think down there, yes. i don't think you buy it right now it's trending at 42. dan kind of mentioned this. this is a company that doesn't grow organically, they buy growth here so, who are they going to buy? if they pay up to the

host: where hisis teague? caller: it's about 60 miles east of waco.ost: i'll move on to missouri -- democrat. caller: hi. i think this man if i can believe him, he has got my vote. i have been a democrat all my life and all i have been is screwed over. i just want the older people, the elderly people, give us a little bit of special consideration. don't cut us out every time there is something to do in washington. they need to leave us alone. host: do you think rick perry would do that? caller: i have not listened to him before and i am originally from texas but i live in misery now -- in misery now and he has my vote. host: another texas caller -- this is bobby democrat. caller: hi. host: what do you think about what you heard from rick perry? caller: generally, rick perry -- i didn't see him address his indictment here in texas. what is he going to do about that? host: who else are you eyeing on either side? caller: the democrat -- bernie sanders, of course. i think he is a strong candidate. host: and you in texas -- do you think he will get many vo

i think last year there was so much discussion about recall if a teak teague, do people know where to go, it's a huge problem. one of the things we have on our list of actions already under way is creating a national campaign. nhtsa is the one who runs click it or ticket. driver over pulled over. we want to use that same effect in this to go after this issue. because i'm with you. it's great to come here and for us to announce safercar.gov. there are too many people like our kids that won't do that. we have to figure out how to fill those gaps. senator heller: i'm going to stop my questioning here. thank you so much for your hard work. i'm going to go down on the senator. i'll turn it over to senator daines at this point. thank you very much. senator daines: thank you so much, senator heller. i'm truly am grateful this committee is highlighting the safety challenges of takata's air bags that have killed eight people. however, there are other recalls that i believe need attention and further underscores nhtsa's lack of efficacy. last summer there was a fire truck, a 2002 model, an inte

mitchell with a felony for promoting prison contraband with a misdemeanor of kim matt until if a sill teagueay she be friended inmates richard matter and david sweat at the clinton correctional facility where she worked are works a seem tress. those two men are still on the run. tweets started coming in mild. social media responded. jason wrote on twitter, don't know about you, but i'm fascinated by the prison escape manhunt in upstate new york. i can't wait for the movie actually agree it sounds like a movie joining us this morning to help provide some context former nutley new jersey police lieutenant steve rogers. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning to you. >> now, i got to tell you, i'm looking at this story. you've got a seamstress who was allegedly sneaking tools. you've got guy who's were cutting their way out with power tools. it doesn't give you a whole lot of confidence in our prison system and the way they're protecting individuals. tell us what you think when you see something like this allowed to happen. >> look you're absolutely right. there's no doubt in my mind that the

if you arm people to the teague they'll use the arms.i think as it is they're carrying too many arms. you have a taser and gun and available, the tendency is to pull it out and use it. one of the worst ones in new york was a stairwell inspect their gurley case. and these cops -- new cops, brand new cops, no supervisors kids essentially are doing a stairway patrol but with they're hands on the gun and they bump into a couple and they're so nervous they shoot the couple. didn't make a bit of sense that couple did nothing to deserve being shot but you're carrying it it's there it's available you're nor obvious you use it. i thought you dean even need to have a gun in a vertical patrol. go up and down with the baton and do your patrol. shouldn't be violence. i do think if you're armed the danger of overuse of those weapons is there. [applause] >> i don't know how we get past the second amendment and i don't know -- number one i don't know how we get past the second amendment. i don't know how you ask police officers to police when the second

she is expected aspect of capitalism, teaguing that's her area when she entered politics.he and president obama understand the political system politically, economically, they need to undermine it if not right out destroy it. i've got two headlines. before the headlines, if you missed it. >> >>, a movie for disney could lose 140 million. and more than the flop that was john carter and the lone rangerer. george clooney takes on climate change. nike wins a right to outfit the nba. the deal starts in 2017 when the contract with adidias expires and the nba inking a contract reportedly worth more than a billion dollars. the first time the nike logo the swish mark will appear on the uniform. nike was 90% chair. jerseys and shorts warm-up universe. a good deal from nike wonder if they get back about, like on a soccer ball? . stuart: that's going to happen. soccer balls all over. here is the question does russia's president vladimir putin have perfect judgment? look what he told an italian newspaper, before he met the pope. i can't think of anything at this moment. clearly god has

host: all right, teague. gary in indiana, a democrat as well. open phones. what is on your mind? caller: i just want to say, down through history, we entered into trade agreements, and while there were certain aspects of the agreements that would make it look good, over the long haul it favored the other countries and we were always on the short end of the stick. i just think we need to look at other options to make things better for our land. and i see something else real quick -- can i say something else real quick? greta, i think you do a feckless job as a host. i don't care what other people say. you are a fabulous lady. be proud of yourself. host: thanks. front page of "the near times. -- "the new york times." "court upholds texas limits on abortions." about half of the states remaining abortion clinics are at risk of permanently shutting their doors and leaving the nation's second most populous state with fewer than a dozen clinics across its more than 267,000 square miles. there were 41 when the law was passed. abortion providers and women's rights groups about a quick app