this is a free service of the cleveland clinic. the second area we did was frequently when you call up, it's hard to get through on the telephone. so we put together a call center. the call center now has an average of 40 seconds to answer the phone and only a 3% dropped rate on your phone calls. and when you call to make an appointment, each time you're asked would you like to come today. last year we saw one million same-day appointments. the ability to see those appointments we were able to make 95% of those appointments available on a same-day basis. then there's the emergency room. everybody would complain about the waits there are in the emergency room. we changed our method a year ago on how we see people in the emergency room, and now i the average wait is under 30 minutes from door to seeing a doctor, and all of our emergency rooms across our entire health care system. so we've tried to begin to address, actually, the day-to-day needs of access. the second issue is quality. and i would point out to you that quality is reall

he has reached out into the schools of cleveland. gun to actively help them improve the quality of their lunch meals. this has been a big effort that has gone on a long time. the other corollary of that is the epidemic of childhood obesity, which is directly related to school grades. we have done a great deal of research on that particular topic as well. the food issue in schools is acute. we are trying to deal with it locally. i think that this is going to have to be something that is taken up on a national issue probably right here in washington. there are 30-some agencies here in washington that regulate food in one way or another at this point. >> how will the affordable care act affect the medical innovation? >> i am a little concerned about beginning to look at the efficacy of a drug or a device when it is in practice to decide what you're going to pay for it. let me give you an example. if you develop a hard golf -- a heart valve it takes about 10 years of work with animals and through the regulatory process to get that approve

that was at the cleveland clinic. i am from cleveland originally. he next summer i got a job working at the cleveland clinic in heart surgery. really, all i did was watch, but the first time i saw heart surgery i thought that was just amazing, i have got to learn how to do that. i did a little more family research and it turned out that my grandfather actually died at the cleveland clinic of a heart attack before i was born. so with a family history of heart disease, seeing heart surgery at age 16 and thinking that is incredibly cool, i thought, i am going to become a heart surgeon. about 20 years later, i did. it is not something where there's a heart surgery for dummies guide, read that and you are good to go, but more recently the back story to this book is after becoming good at heart surgery and working with the best team in the world, i realized i am getting to people when they've already got it. they've got the disease. they are like my grandfather. it is a little bit late. can't we arm people with the right information so that they do not end

it's about 60% of the cost of running the cleveland clinic right now. obviously we like to know that in the most efficient way we can and will have to wait to see what the demands required. >> tens of thousands of patients die each year from infections in hospitals and doctors offices. after we reduce the staggering poll? >> that's a great question and that is one of those things that have been brought to the attention. we've seen a 50% reduction in the incidence of such a line infection across the country simply by bundling them using standard or seizures. i think we are increasingly looking at the same thing pilotless that, checklists. columbia was effective in bringing checklists to medicine. interesting that now, part of the other major issue of cost is the end of life and we think there's a lot lot we can do to both make that a more civil and kind experience are not the same time, let people pass in a less costly way. and so, we are looking that the cleveland clinic to develop those end-of-life check was that will remind people about where you are i

this is a free service of the cleveland clinic. second area we did is frequently when you call up is hard to get through on the telephone, so we put together a call center. a call center has an average of 30 seconds to answer the phone and only a 3% drop rate on your phone calls. and when you call to make an appointment, each time you are asked, would you like to come today? last year we saw 1 million same day appointments. the ability to see those appointments were able to make 95% of those appointments available on the same day basis. then there's the emergency room. everybody will complain about the weights and emergency room. we changed our method a year ago on how we see people in the emergency room and now the average rate is under 30 minutes from door to see the doctor and all of our emergency rooms across our entire health care system. so we try to begin to address the day-to-day needs of access. the second issue is quality. i would point out to you the quality is really not want to. it is three things at health care. first

the cleveland clinic, and he is reached out in schools of cleveland and we began to actively help them to improve the quality of their lunch meals that they serve. and this has been a big effort that has gone on a long time. the other corollary of that is the epidemic of childhood obesity, which is directly related to school grades, and we have done a great deal of research on that particular topic, as well. so the food issue in the schools is a cute. we're trying to deal with it locally. i think this is going to be something that has to be taken up on a national issue probably right here in washington. there are three some agencies by the way here in washington that regulate food in one way or another at this point. >> how was it affordable care act affect the medical innovation? >> i'm a little concerned about the beginning to look at the efficacy of a drug or a device when it's in practice, decide what will pay for it or not it or not. let me keep you an example. eq develop a heart valve can be take you about 10 years of work with animals and through the regular process to get that

what does the national healthcare mean for a place like the cleveland clinic? ave to change health care. we had a healthcare system designed for the 1950s and now it it is in the 21st century and diseases and treatments have changed and we have to change with it. we know that we have got access. we know that the quality has improved a little bit by the law but we know it is going to drive costs way up and so we have got to implement the things. we to do as far as access it concerned. we can't just provide insurance. we actually have to get people in to see a doctor. we have done a number of things. we call centers that the call is answered in 30 seconds and they are not dropped. we have same day access so if you want to be seen. we saw a million same day access last the year in our emergency rooms people only wait less than 30 minutes to be seen. the access is not just about insurance, it is about actually getting people seen. >> greta: the cleveland clinic is unique and a fabulous place. what about the rural community thes. should we be worried about those. i k

perle is made of. >> let's give it up for the cleveland ladies. thank you so much. next up, we have two teams that work on similar projects. they wanted to help kids who were less fortunate and had cancer. a helping kids smile campaign. one of the things they did was wrote letters to students in the hospital. we have someone who will share one of those today. can you stand up? >> dear friend, i am sorry to hear that you are ill. when we heard about your illness, we got together in groups and emphasize -- empathized about what you were going through. we even had a visit from a doctor. he showed us what leukemia looked like. she told us that with chemotherapy, it can be cured. as a team, we made friendship bracelets. even though we do not know you, we want you to know that you will be in our minds. we asked our principal at school if we could start a new book drive. she said yes. the team held it -- had a lemonade stand on game day. the money we collected was donated for more research and even though it is not much, we hope it will help. with the me

because we introduced the show on "cleveland," the question is, do you want to base the show on cleveland? i had to say as far as the episode, let's take it to my home town. you do the tweeds. you get the kind of pride. we start naming streets and locations and stuff like that. it is really special. there is going to be some little kid out there. it will be like this. it means a lot. just have the opportunity to do it is important, and i think from the producer side, to be able to show it, so that even though we shoot the show in los angeles, it feels real to people that it represents their world. that is great. tavis: any hesitation or intimidation about playing a sitcom wife? >> no, not if i want to eat. tavis: you already had a job already. you could have eaten doing something else. >> i am on my second marriage, and being married again for the second time, i am just in a place where i am in love with love, so i am glad that i get to have it in my real life and display it when i go to work. i did not have a doubt about it at all. tavis: you never know what the answer is going to be, so

they clobbered the indians in cleveland. and my microphone just on me. jim thome had a good night last night, leading off with a home run, his 610th home run. oh, there's my microphone. it fell on the inside pocket of my front coat. anyhow how, jim thome in cleveland where he played for 5 years. ryan flaherty had a home run to help propel the os, who won 10- 2. after the game here's rhine flaherty. >> trying to be as consistent as i can, just get in there and help this team win. that's all i can do. and that's what i was trying to do. >> the orioles egoweekend a series continues in cleveland tonight on masn. see them live at 7:00 in about 34 minutes. >>> the washington nationals' nl east division lead has slunk, thanks to bryce harper bruising his ankle on a bunt attempt. adam larosche robbing ben shiefs, but the braves win this one. >>> three rounds done and one to to go at british open. the leader has the hit from the green to the bunker. he bogeyed and dropped to 8 under. tiger woods very much alive and in the hunt. great shot from ad am scott. -- adam

one of the teams in there with them the cleveland indians. gonzalez is the starting pitcher in the opener in ohio. o's coming off two well pitched games. gonzalez keeps that going. allows only two indian runs. struck out five batters in the process. another guy having a great night is harety. six runs in that third inning. a blow out is under way. flarety has three big homers. jim thome has 610. the big man hits the first one as an oriole. that is three wins in a row for the o's. tomorrow night masn on wjz. see the o's and indians right here. game two of the series. the orioles say goodbye to pitcher bergssen. a former fourth round pick, he is excited for a fresh start in arizona but leaving the o's is bittersweet. >>> it's a major surprise, american brant snetecker, he says she's in shock as much as everyone else is. a 31-year-old native of tennessee snetecker stormed to the lead. that moves him to 10-under par at the midpoint that tie it is record for the lowest 36 holes scored at any major. snetecker moved one ahead of adam scott. also in t

iud's are shorthand they're getting more pop lamplet so the cleveland clinic wanted to dispell some of the popular myths about them. >> the iud's back in the '60s and '70s, those are different. yes, this was unsafe. the new methods are extremely effective. >> dr. brady said they are extremely safe. iud's last up to five years. experts recommend talking to your doctor about all the birth control options before deciding which would be the best birth control for you. >>> all right. let's start with maryland's most powerful radar. storms fizzling out. much needed rain around chestertown. it's so dry even with the heavy rain, steady rain friday and saturday. we could use more raifnlt the storms are weakening across the state. right now we can see most of our lightning is diminishing across all of maryland. some healthy weather still here in southern new jersey and south of frederick, virginia, but that's about it. show you some of the weather as it came through today. i want to take a look at that severe thunderstorm watch and show that it has trimmed back to southern maryland. areas south

he has enrolled in a trial at the cleveland clinic to test a way to deliver the gel form of the medications already using. >> the tube is inserted to the stomach, but the tube ends in the small intestines where the medications and also our food nutrients are absorbed anyways, so that the liquid gel is pumped continuously from an outside source. >> so the pump supplies a more steady flow of the medicine so help doesn't experience a roller coaster of symptoms. the most common side effect is stomach pain. the pump it still considered experimental. the doctor expects it will be submitted to the fda for approval in the near future. abc2news.com is your place for all the health news you need. log on and check out page. you'll find today's health news as well as different health categories to help you find the information that you and your family need. >>> after the fireworks last night, we are just on fire here today. we're coming up on another 100 degrees. we'll be right back with wyatt's hot forecast right after this. >>> here's our city. we are under a code red. 100 degrees today. 100 degrees

still the top of 1. cleveland's jose lopez, contact, high bounce off the third base bag. it scores cabrera. 1-0 cleveland. then we fast tabard to the bottom of the third, birds trailing 2-0, before brian roberts scores mark reynold on that rbi, but it was not enough. tommy hunter shell acted on the -- shellacked on the score board. don't forget, one more game against cleveland, the series if ially here on masn on wjz. sunday, at 1:30 on this very same station. >>> michael phelps turned 27 tonight, and he won his medially even and is in the ,, ♪ ♪ looking for someone you can trust? with ase certified technicians and the latest technology, this is the exception to the rule. your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >>> on the lighter side of things tonight, it's no jiminy constrict, to but it's getting the point across. >> don't drive destruction. the next time you pee, you'll be in jail. >> police hope they will act as a conscience for people who have too much to drink. anything t

people been pushing for democracy many years now but so are all volunteers in the country and the cleveland or the on the progress these are ruling. ruling family now for two hundred twenty nine years. so totally devoid of any type of reality from any type of connection with the average citizen whenever the people. been protests that they have in the past year and i have they go after them they kill them they torture them they beat them because they broke no one. speech freedom of association freedom of belief the people are determined and they will continue to protest because the regime and saw him and saw him and weak and scared they have decided to ban all protests and. the prison food out of the. political society is in prison the regime has been trying to shut down. pro-democracy protests there is a drag only in enterprise underway in bahrain against the people of bahrain and that is what the violent about primarily because of the u.s. there and the. pivot point allows the u.s. maintain had demonic control not only over the persian go but over the entire middle east so the united state

the clooef cleveland browns -- the cleveland browns. monday night football. >>> take a look at the graphic we have. we've got high pressure over the great lakes, totally dominating our weather. today is going to be beautiful. look over to the lower left-hand side of your screen. hot, you bet. today a very comfortable high of 88 degrees. triple digits the next two days. we will be talking about that shortly. >>> on a great morning you're inside but you're at a unique fells point location. take it away. >> reporter: one of the most unique places around. this is brass works. here's the owner cray. >> good morning >> reporter: great to see you again. we have so much stuff to show you. this is so cool when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> -- den -- denver, colorado in the house this morning. i found out this morning a week from saturday on the 4th of august, m&t bank stadium, the open practice. the next week navy marine core stadium, the next week stevenson university's ball field on ownings mills boulevard.

it -- according to the cleveland clinic it might be genetic. there's no clear-cut reason but one theory is the brain is not getting a signal from the blader that it needs to be empty. the doctor says an effect he have way to train the brain is set up an alarm system. >> we have a pad on the bed or a lining inside the undergarments and when the liner is wet, when the liner hits moisture, an alarm will go off. >> the doctor says it can be silent or sound like a typical alarm clark but works best when a child is motivated to use it. >>> having man's best friend around the house could be better than an apple a day to keep the doctor away especially for your infants. listen to this. a new study out of finland found children who have a dog or a cat during the first year of life are healthier and suffer fewer respiratory infection and if you are wondering, dogs provide better benefits than cats. complete finding is published in the journal of pediatrics. >>> time for check around the world. severe flooding in parts of russia being blamed for at least

and doctors at the cleveland clinic are trying to find new ways to control the symptoms some patients experience. bob is one of them. he's had the disease now for 12 years and he started taking a pill to help him walk and talk. but the medication would wear off suddenly. then he had a tube inserted into his stomach attached to the pack. it administers his ms more consistently but is not a cure but doctors hope it will help patients manage their symptoms better on down the road. >>> well, in other health news staph infections are increasing among members of the military. a new study shows a decline in the number of staph cases from 2005 to 2010. it's not yet clear what caused the number of cases to go down. they are highly contagious and resistant to common antibiotics. the bacteria spreads by touching. good personal hygiene helps prevent staph. >>> here's a look at this stories this morning on "good morning maryland" at 5:00. if you've ever eaten an ice cream cone too fast you know what brain freeze can feel like. how you can avoid it. >> a fourth of july parade in wisconsin takes a t

aides said that he felt fine suddenly took a turn for the worse during the tests he was taking in the cleveland of course of the death is yet to be announced so lame it was made vice president days before hosni mubarak was ousted in egypt's popular uprising last year he was going to run in this year's presidential elections but was disqualified from taking part in. families of american citizens killed in drone strikes in yemen have filed a wrongful death lawsuit in the u.s. against four top military officials the defense secretary leon panetta and cia director david petraeus are among those named in the case relatives accuse them of approving and directing the strikes which i say are unconstitutional if they occurred outside of military conflicts and those killed were allegedly linked to terror plots. well separate attacks on spiritual leaders of russia's mostly muslim republic of tatarstan the mufti of the republic's finds of was injured when his car was blown up in the capital cazan several deaths have also been reported and the investigators are currently working at the scene in a separate i

in the first academic poll by arthur jess leger, cleveland the spring eight and john adams is ranked ninth. not cleveland as we all know -- we don't know much about cleveland. i did before i started to be honest with you. i know enough to be able to talk about a little bit. what we know about it is he's the only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms. what is known as after each of those terms his party was tossed out of the white house. the first time as him on the ticket and the second time after his party he basically said we don't want you on the ticket, but the voters still tossed out the democrat under william jennings bryan brotman william kennelly. so he's really the only two time one term president in our history. so my question is, how in the world if you think the voters are not totally, how the world can he be considered number eight? i didn't think he should be down there in 27, but it seems a little rich for me. so let's look at it. his first defeat in 1888 won the popular vote, the los angeles actual college. probably not exemplary term. interstate commerce act was

you're not to be a professional to make our plan today segment check it out with the cleveland and the indians play the blues jays to a spectacular catch in the stands if and walking down museum with a big gold and money and in a hot dog in the other where is the ball? it is right there between his legs did bounce up and he caught its with the thighs. monster catch. live crash as yet falls we're fractures' cyclists the tour de france well this scene at all you can now add tax and nails to the list. >>> he has a flat tire he says told me once they're real whether our society is bike up. >>> that's unfortunate the course is littered with nils yesterday and many cyclists had problems of flat tires at least 30 riders were stopped and asked police to investigate. not cool. since 26 coming up their war of words and the campaign trail new questions on the business record of my rummy. the perimeter is then set up as it police are in search of the suspect that that report coming up in another nightmare the potential m,,,,,,, it's monday july 16th and michelle grey go 630 your time and do been t

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they go for the sweep tonight in cleveland. they are six games back of the yankees.for the ravens. then there is adam scott. he was cruising to a win in the british open when a loss. unbelievable. tiger woods on the sixth call. a triple bogey. that was the beginning of the end for tiger. up 3 with four to play. this was the biggest shot of the tournament. the false to eight under -- he falls to eight under. ernie els. number 7 team, the approach and the airmails it into the deep rough. another bogey. he and els are tied. painful to watch. ernie wels wins the british open. i was on the treadmill at the gym watching. >> hope you didn't hurt yourself. much of the country is experiencing drought conditions. >> these brides are not running from the heat or their grooms. a top prize for the top finishers. >> looking young is a point of pride. a less expensive option. wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeeeheeee! heads up. everything you love about geico, now mobile . download the geico app today.

. >>> the oriels suffered another loss to the cleveland indians yesterday. the oriels fell behind after a solo homerun shot in the 2nd and never worked their way back. matis allowed five runs on seven hits. the birds lose 6-2. they are back in seattle now. they are six games behind the yankees as we make our way into the all star break. hopefully the oriels will see more pleasant weather as they head out to the great knot -- northwest. they were playing in the record heat. >> it will be more pleasant than what it's been here. this has been some summer so far. >> i can't imagine playing baseball at the height of the afternoon the last three days. even friday night was hot. >> you're right. >>> we're looking at a little improvement today. temperatures in the 90s. 93. i want to mention this. much has been said, this is something that many of us has never seen before. it's a violent wind storm. that's who rolled through here -- what rolled through here. you don't need tornados to have wind damage. this is what came through, that straight line winds just barrellin

cardiologist steven nissen with the cleveland clinic was among the first to link glaxo's diabetes drugrt attack. >> this was a case where profits were place add head of the -- were placed ahead of the well-being of patients. that is not acceptable. >> let me be clear. we will not tolerate health care fraud. >> reporter: the justice department says gsk promoted several drugs for uses not approved by the fda. in addition to failing to report safety data on avandia, paxil was marketed to treat depression in children though the fda never approved for any one under 18. another drug, wellbutrin, used to treat depression was promoted by gsk for weight loss and sexual dysfunction among other things. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: at corporate meetings like this one where gsk was promoting an asthma drug, the government alleges the company pushed sales teams to market medicationer for off-label uses to boost profits. in a corporate responsibility report published last year, gsk referenced the settlement. quote, this is a significant step to resolving difficult and long-standing legal mat

the orioles were cruising. cleveland scored three runs in the ninth inning. johnson gets him to end it. 4-3. the orioles are six games back of the yankees. the birds are alive and well. training camps have begun. at the british open, adam scott began the day with a four- shot lead. this is tiger woods. his day in all but ended on the sixth hole with a triple bogey 7 . adam scott birdied 14 to go 10 under. then the collapse began. on 16, he missed a three footer. for birdie. would he get a chance to go to the playoff? adams got it on 17th, the approach. 17.ould bow b-gie then hit the tee shot into the bunker. this goes into the playoffs. that was painful to watch. >> bill you feel better watching the pros -- don't you feel better watch in the pros do that? >> thank you. >> the latest on the theater shooting in colorado. what the president said to the community. >> the colorado massacre has many people thinking about gun control laws. that story in a live report. >> will check for norm#f#f#f#f#f >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> g

president will stop off this evening at a pub and restaurant in am hurst ohio before a speech in the cleveland area. >> a twist in the case of that lifeguard fired for saving a life. >> also coming up, a fireworks fiasco. how one of the biggest fireworks displays in the country became a grand disappointment. >>> and the vitamins can help prevent broken bones among the elderly. >> in the nbc bay area weather center, you may be sniffing and sneezing own though the allergy cast is low. even though wind is gusting in upper teens and low 20s. that wind will turn warm as we head into friday and we will have details on 09s and maybe even triple digits to return in a few minutes. >>> in health matters tonight, elderly women may be able to reduce their hip fractures. a study found that women taking high doses of vitamin d lowered the risk of hip fracture by a third. they also significantly lowered their risk for nonspinal related fractures. taking less, taking a lower amount has no effect. experts say adults should have their vitamin d levels measured before they take a supplement. >> pfizer agreed to

the winning streak going. >> they will try to make a for in a row tonight in cleveland. open championship pilots coming up in sports. -- >> from the sports center, that this is 11 sports. >> good evening. after a terrible start to the road trip, and they have rallied. baltimore won the last two against minnesota up and then won the first of four cleveland. last night was a rare rally for the orioles. this one was close. they changes in the third inning. the third of the reader. the fourth inning and jim, at 337 homers. his first as an oriole. he moves into seventh place. we are 10 days shy of the trade lines in baseball. he can see this back off the yankees. it comes 483 game set. baltimore is a half-game back. daytime baseball, in game 1 is a double header. it blew a nine-nothing lead. this is the phenom. it is not good for the 19 year- old. he is re moved. he already got a to run shot from the veteran. for-0. they never lost a major. they're going to continue that standard. tiger will need a big day to catch up with adam scott. a great leader board. some great golf toda

it's another dry day from the midwest, cleveland, detroit, boston, new york. another beautiful day. best chance of rainfall through the southeast. i'll bring you the weekend forecast shortly. it will add rain chances to those that did need it. >> thank you. coming up, texas industries a jinx and one last cup of joe for the road. >> coming up, an impressive start for usa basketball and the olympics are over before they even start for one member of the dream team. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ atmix of energies.ve the world needs a broader that's why we're supplying natural gas to generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol - a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane. >>a minute, mom! let's broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm lynn berry. syrian activists are reporting a new massacre of more than 100 people yesterday in central hama province. the "new york times" says there are reports of more than 200 killed. >> "the washi

big chunk of the country could not have hit at a worse time for two construction workers in the city of clevelandof the men were working on a building self enstories up when high winds blew in, swaying their scaffolding. they had to break a window to save themselves. they suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries. >>> time for the brave and courageous. >>> now for a look at road conditions. storms in the ohio valley. d.c. and atlanta. it will be wet in the northeast and along the gulf coast. expect a slick ride in parts of the rockies. >>> if you're flying today. airport lays expected in washington, d.c., charlotte and hotlanta. >>> this week begins with the ncaa leveling severe penalties against penn state for the child sex abuse coverup. now the week is ending with word of a new lawsuit against the school. >> that's right a man who said he's victim number two from the jerry sandusky trial now plans to sue the university. on top of that. voice mails left by the convicted coach are being made public. >> reporter: civil attorneys say the voice mails, jerry sandusky was trying to assert con

quintanilla will join the team in cleveland tomorrow. el gonzalez on the mound tonight, making his third career start facing an indians team that won 3 of 4 last month. tonight's game is the start of a four-game series. >>> adam jones is in his usual 4th spot in the batting order, the only oriole to play in all 92 games this season, but he's playing with pain. he's having a career year. he leads the orioles in every batting category, even after he earned that second trip to the all-star game. he continues to be the o's most consistent hitter, despite that sore wrist. >> you got to work around it. i wish my hand didn't hurt at all, but, you know, it's part of the game. i get here early to do treatments and get as close to 100% as it is, but it's not going to be until the off season. so i just battle. it's part of the game and, you know, it's part of my makeup. i really don't -- i know it hurts, you got to find ways around it. >>> in addition to his team-leading homerun and rbi numbers, jones also has the o's best batting average at .293. h

he'll join the o's in cleveland tomorrow. roster changes because of injury have come at an alarming rate for the o's, but center fielder adam jones, the only oriole to play all 92 games this year, but the oriole iron man was playing with pain. he was hit in late may. he's played through what has been lingering pain for more than a month and a half now. he's having a career year. jones leads with o's. after his second trip, he's the most consistent hitter despite the sore wrist. >> you've got to work around it. i wish my hand didn't hurt at all, but for the game, i get here early to do the treatments and get close to 100% but won't be until the off season. so i just battle. it's part of the game and part of my make-up, so i know what hurts but you've got to find ways around it. >> in addition to the team leading home run and rbi numbers, he also has the best batting average. .293. he's in the opener tonight on masn 2 and masn on wjz tomorrow the o's and indians here. the game two series. more on the o's next hour, plus tiger wo

pirates beat the astros, 5-3. >>> in cleveland the indians jump all over the tigers. justin verlander in the seventh. they hit back-to-back on the second. the tribes win, 5-3. >>> the na schedule is out. the world champion heat will tip off the season on october 30th against the celtics followed by the lakers and mavericks. the brooklyn nets will open their doors on november 1th against the knicks and there will be five games on christmas day highlighted by a finals rematch by the thunder and the heat. >>> look who's wearing navy and orange. the peyton manning era officially began in colorado. the long time colt and future hall of famer was the biggest agent signing in nfl history. he missed last season after having neck surgery. no world if he'll play in the preseason game on august 9. >>> finally the opening ceremonies of the olympics is tonight on nbc. for 14-time gold medalist michael phelps marks the ending of a career. >> how many toppings do i want on my sundae? that's what i'm doing. i'm having fun. >> he's licking his chops to get back into the pool. that's y

." >>> it's a buzz kill by the fuzz as a cleveland cop destroys $100,000 of fireworks. >> how the raid on one guy's stash left a whole neighborhood with no fireworks show. >> i don't know what we'll do yet. >> this 4th, we celebrate the kid who gave hz dis dad an epic home coming. >> i saw him walk for the first time. it's a feeling you can't describe. >> it's time to fire up the grill for your holiday cookout. >> don't do this. >> there goes the barbecue. >> see what went wrong and i would you may want to spiral your weiner bere you row it barbie. >> that makes it last longer because it's longer. >> better strap in, because the fourth of july extravaganza star starts "right this minute." >>> one cleveland neighborhood is not going to have their traditional fireworks display because of what police did with these fireworks. police got a tip to a west cleveland neighborhood where they found $100,000 of fireworks. what you see here is them exploding half of them. >> they couldn't wait until the fourth of july. >> police say some of them were for a neighborhood di hhood dis some of them wi