texaco was being used for a photo shoot when the photographer was unable to secure him.orced to use a weed whacker and hedge trimmer to get texaco to move along. the plant's owners had approved a photo shoot but say the photographer neglected to mention he was going to bring a tiger along. >> big problem there. >>> well, now we move to sports. some baseball highlights. a real pain for a new york yankees pitcher. >> yeah, those painful details now from our guys at espn. >> good morning. he's stan, i'm neil. this is our sports segment where we do sports. >> yeah. let's start with the twins and yankees. yankees up a half game on the blue jays in the a.l. east taking on the twins. kicking off a ten-game home stand. brian mccann sleeping in his own bed works for him. three-run shot off kyle gibson. mccann's 21st. yankees take a three-run lead. brian mitchell got hit with that liner from eduardo nunez. left the game, walked off on his own power. taken to the hospital. small nasal fracture but he was back in the clubhouse by the end of the game. this is how the game ended. tent

chevron purchased texaco in 2001 and unocal in 2005.t is one of the world's most profitable companies, with earnings of almost $20 billion year and a market cap of $200 billion. there is a lot that chevron shares with the other major producers beyond profits and a standard oil ancestry. it is frequently the target of protests over climate change, environmental damage, and human rights violations in developing countries. [chanting] >> chevron. >> guilty. >> chevron. >> guilty. erik: there is even an international anti-chevron day. plus, chevron ranks up there among the industry's top spenders on government lobbying, raising concerns about the influence it wields over politicians and regulators. what divides chevron from the rest of the pack is strategy. >> they did a lot better than their peers. because they made a bet on oil, not natural gas. exxon and royal dutch, for example, made huge bets on natural gas, which, unfortunately for them, has not really lived up to expectations. chevron, on the other hand, made a bet on oil, and it has

plan a, to scare texaco out. andy and tony pretending to be a giant blue tarp monster. much much that's when tony bravely rushes in with a hedge trimmer and then a we had wacker, texaco just swats it away like a kitty toy. eventually the tiger quietly moved along as did the other pan malls. this morning the photographer isn't commenting about all the uproar from this wild day in motor city. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> david wright had a great time doing this. >> yes. >> concrete jungle. >> oh, yeah. >> good one. >> that is good. >> she's always got them, folks. >>> hey, shark tank host mark cuban speaking out about parenting. our next hour. what makes a woman feel beautiful? it's an unstoppable energy, from deep inside... a "je ne sais quoi"... a youthful aura. advanced génifique by lancôme. every serum drop infuses youthful radiance throughout the skin. patented until 2029. advanced génifique. lancôme. receive a free 7-piece gift only at macy's. your skincare destination. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oat

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his name is texaco.red on the fourth snore stairwell of the abandoned packard plant refusing to budge. two men tried to lure it out calling it tiger watch 2015. caught the police attention and take a listen to the 911 call. >> we posted a video of them trying to, trying to get an angry tiger out of the plant. kimberly: an angry tiger. the tiger looks pretty relaxed there. jonathan: you don't want to make him man. kimberly: the handlers, texaco was taking a break in the cool stairwell because he was hot from being on the roof. the plant owner said a crew had permission to take pictures inside the building but not to bring wild animals. jonathan: when they say don't poke the bear? you don't poke a tiger. kimberly: not that either. jonathan: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert about a ford recall. this affects more than -- i should say 26,000 trucks in the u.s. and canada. the auto maker says front passenger and center seat belts may not be anchored in the right position so that could increase the risk o

. >>> a chance to corral a loose tiger was caught in michigan, texaco, the 750 pound sib earan tigerof a photo shoot in an abandoned building, he spent hours on the roof and head nood a stairwell to cool off, nobody knew how to stavely get him into his cage, they tried to use a -- the photographer was kicked off the property. >>> officials in indonesia found the recorders from a deadly plane crash, it crashed in the mountains of indonesia a. everyone is believed to have died. the plane lost contact with air traffic control after takeoff, authorities say there was no indication that a distress call was ever made. they hope the recorders determine the cause of the crash. >>> a motorcycle was hit by a bolt of lightning and officials say that a helmet saved his life. he does not remember the moment it happened but a witness saw the whole thing. >> it hit him and all of a sudden he went limp, he went limp on the bike, i thought personally he was dead. >> the lightning sent him flying into the air and broke three ribs and punctures hid lung, the helmet saved him in the crash. >>> some bad

him away the so making headlines plus new developments tonight in the death of a dog left in a car texaco california drought is affecting the pacific largest creatures >> pam: well as a washing ashore the beaches happened more than a dozen times in northern california this year tonight we are taking a closer look at how california's water woes are affecting the animals that live in plenty of debt and kron 4 and lee turner offers insight into why more whales are washing ashore. the dam and sightings of wales this close california shores paints a lesser enthusiastic picture of what's happening to marine life. this year the humpback whales showing up numbers like never before they've made some the shipping channel of following food krill and anchovy. there's a lot of other species and hear a lot of everything coming they wanna feed themselves. it's beautiful and seen it can also be terrible the job growth of view-source and the whales closer to shore following nicole water current also brings them into harm's way in the shipping channels. some of"says a few days ago a cargo shippers and the

. >> the flag of texaco flies over the state of louisiana. >> tell us a bit.we learn from holland, traveled to learn from the dutch do this better. tell us about the environmental frontier katrina obliged us to face. >> well, 2.5 miles of wetland lowers the storm surge by 1 foot. we used to have the state of delaware more. a landmass, a wetlands mass the size of delaware below new orleans is now gone. so the threat of hurricanes is not just that they are getting bigger. it is that that which protected us naturally after eons of building up natural levees and wetlands is being destroyed. we lose a football field every hour. you here different statistics. my family is from down south of the river. i grew up there. when i went back in the 80s, and across the empire bridge and saw this expensive water. it used to take us 25 minutes by boat to get to bay adams, a big expensive water. now it's right there at the dock. it is really frightening. and we need to address it. we need big bucks to address it. new orleans is a very important port. and we are not taking care

because i looked, i looked really carefully to see if you had covered his thing about the boycott with texaco and his work with silicon valley and there was not a single mention so i'm absolutely delighted to hear that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> question? >> the presidential race is shaping up pretty asymmetrically, and -- [ laughter ] >> i like that expression. >> -- i wondered, since clinton would be the new, uhm, the new john kerry i guess, uhm, whether bernie sanders would be the new nader, i mean whether people would view bernie sanders as spoiling clinton's run or something, and i also as a side issue wondered what you think the future of donald trump might be. [ laughter ] >> oh, wow. >> i'll let you open. >> it doesn't matter what i think is the short of it. i'm happy to tell you what i think, but i think it's very important that bernie sanders is running. i think one of the, personally i think this, i don't want to speak for the nation here, that one of the consequences of his running is that hillary clinton has adopted most of his domestic program and i think that's a good thin

because i looked, i looked really carefully to see if you had covered his thing about the boycott with texaco and his work with silicon valley and there was not a single mention so i'm absolutely delighted to hear that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> question? >> the presidential race is shaping up pretty asymmetrically, and -- [ laughter ] >> i like that expression. >> -- i wondered, since clinton would be the new, uhm, the new john kerry i guess, uhm, whether bernie sanders would be the new nader, i mean whether people would view bernie sanders as spoiling clinton's run or something, and i also as a side issue wondered what you think the future of donald trump might be. [ laughter ] >> oh, wow. >> i'll let you open. >> it doesn't matter what i think is the short of it. i'm happy to tell you what i think, but i think it's very important that bernie sanders is running. i think one of the, personally i think this, i don't want to speak for the nation here, that one of the consequences of his running is that hillary clinton has adopted most of his domestic program and i think that's a good thin

. >> the flag of texaco flies over the state of louisiana. >> we travel to holland. tell us what katrina obliged us to face? >> well, 2.5 miles of wetlands lowers the storm serge by one foot. we used to have the state of delaware, a land mass the size of delaware below new orleans. so the threat of hurricanes is not that they are getting bigger, is that which protected us naturally after ions of building up of natural levies and wetlands is being destroyed. we lose a football field every hour they say. different statistics. and my family is from the mouth of the river and i grew up there. when i went back in the '80s i think and saw this water, it used to take 25 minutes to get on boat, now it's right there at the dock. it's really frightening, and we -- we need to address it. we need big bucks to address. new orleans is a very important port, and we aren't taking care of it. >> it's also not often recognized, and this was pointed out by a number of people. this is not a local story. >> yeah. there's a leading businessman in new orleans whose involved in one of these

u ber says that the system is not some texaco result of the cracks it's true as well. the systems more comprehensive. beryl left with rapist and murderer is convicted felon is falling to the screen process. they are defending its particular system and a matter of will be litigated the district attorney in san francisco looking into it. and curious given audience of what crime watch bailey is all about. "of more data on the investigation and september in, occluding two people connected with some the worst tragedies we've seen in regards. some particularly close to home in san francisco. beyond that there will be tagging down scanners, artist with police on bust raids sting's across america. the murder investigations with twists and turns you will see coming. tell us interviews exclusives what i believe the most incredible crime investigative teams assembled. and barker will bring you some stories that can't be missed when splotch." >> pam: will be excited that will be a part of the kron 4 family crime watch will hear crime watch daily premieres here on kron 4 on septemb

were both airlifted to john muir medical center in walnut creek no one on the train was hurt unless texacoows to what this was an adult son the train is the head and was once open and headed west in the truck as a jet ski it with the truck that was or what role the data just in the area just east of brentwood and just north of discovery bay. >>mark: he is expected to be in court in san francisco today asked a federal judge to dismiss racketeering and organized crime charges against them they will have evidence on his client did turns on a socialist leader said he was the target of selective prosecution this set that target him because of his past criminal activity and his increasing political influence his evidence in this photograph of the public figures was named surface in a multi- year fbi probe sent them a developer $4.2 billion plan includes the building for problem homes and shops and a hotel and enough office space to fill three skyscrapers this meant five years as an independent police water for the city of san jose and defied the complaint after police change their statement abou

with a shot of whiskey i'm a tv dinner on a tray trying to figure out the wheel of fortune i'm a texaco star i'm a gibson guitar a teenage kid trying to go too far i'm a jukebox waiting in a neon bar for a quarter i'm a child of a back seat freedom baptized by rock and roll marlin monroe and the garden of eden never grow up, never grow old another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of broken dreams i learned everything i needed to know from john cougar, john deere, john 3:16 i spent a lot of years running from believering looking for another way to save my soul the longer i live, the more i see it there's only one way home i'm a child of a backseat freedom baptized by rock and roll marlin monroe and the garden of eden never grow up, never grow old another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of broken dreams i learned everything i needed to know from john cougar, john deere, john 3:16 i'm a child of a backseat freedom baptized by rock and roll marilyn monroe and the garden of eden never grow up, never grow old another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of

shot of whiskey ♪ ♪ i'm a tv dinner on a tray trying to figure out the wheel of fortune ♪ ♪ i'm a texacoold ♪ ♪ another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of broken dreams ♪ ♪ i learned everything i needed to know from john cougar john deere, john 3:16 ♪ ♪ ♪ i spent a lot of years running from believering ♪ ♪ looking for another way to save my soul ♪ ♪ the longer i live the more i see it ♪ ♪ there's only one way home ♪ ♪ i'm a child of a backseat freedom ♪ ♪ baptized by rock and roll ♪ ♪ marlin monroe of eden ♪ ♪ never grow up never grow old ♪ ♪ another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of broken dreams ♪ ♪ i learned everything i needed to know from john cougar john deere, john 3:16 ♪ ♪ i'm a child of a backseat freedom ♪ ♪ baptized by rock and roll ♪ ♪ marilyn monroe and the garden of eden ♪ ♪ never grow up, never grow old ♪ ♪ another rebel in the great wide open on the boulevard of broken dreams ♪ ♪ i learned everything i needed to know from john cougar, john deere, john 3:16 ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> keith urban. we have more music where that came from. first

also, could you comment on the situation in texaco or on the 40 student teachers handed over by publice and the ruling party of mexico. i appreciate your work and i know you will continue in your after. the thing i notice i said to a friend is what you do now, we used to do every day spontaneously appeared and it's so different now because there's a few people centered around that whereas the late 60s it was every where and every of tradition, every union, every work place and every occupation, people were rising and demanding justice and equality. >> host: martin, let's leave it there. thank you very much. >> host: martin, let me go with your last comment first because it is so indicative of why it's hard to work and i've around some of these issues and that is her in the 60s there was a draft. i became involved because my friends were being drafted and everyone in the united states had a stake in what was happening in vietnam. we were forced to get involved. the way the military has evolved these days is less than 1% of the population is actually directly involved in the military and