they were on the way. >> mike: that man is not happy. overs and he's not happy about those turnovers at all. >> mike: claude julien will watch an offensive face-off in the zone for the blackhawks. seabrook and toews the defense. handzus to take this. sharp in the shooting hole and kane. from this tie up it is dug out and started ahead by marchand. and fired back out again by kelly who comes quickly to the bench replaced by jagr. handzus. it's careened right back to him. stymied by him. seabrook and kane tries to work through this. cannot. bruins' wall was there. jagr tipped it nurt. seabrook was nearby. 7:00 gone and a long pass is on goal and rask will cover it. >> pierre: quicker changes, too, and i don't know what it looks like upstairs but the fatigue factor starting to kick in here. >> eddie: we're looking for patrick sharp. tuukka rask does the right thing. gets a face-off. when you're fatigued, tired, mistakes happen. you've got to make sure those shift lengths are shorter as we were talking about. >> mike: there will be two days b

the bullpen coach, cornelius. >> mike: great to listen to visiting bullpen guys talk about the fans, w to receive them in this ballpark. >> jon: another fast ball, strikes out lucas. >> mike: visiting bullpen guys get on the mound there in front of the fans in the sidelines, and the fans let them have it. pretty entertaining. you can see how close they are to folks in the stands there. great seats, you're standing right behind them. >> jon: stanton takes high for ball one. earlier this year when the giants were in chicago at wrigley field, we were asking hunter pence about the bleacher bums out there. and he spoke about how much fun they were. a base hit for stanton. his first hit of the game, was 0 for 3, got hit by a pitch, ended up being a big play in the eighth inning, two strike count, got a hit. then what proved to be a big inning, three run rally that put them ahead was under way. here is logan morrison, who had a homer and triple tonight. couple of big hits. he was the big guy that kept the marlins in the game early against lincecum. 6-3, miami in the ninth inning. >> mike: so

the net. he decided to fire it. >> mike: here's seguin. score! >> eddie: what a read by torey krug to set this up for boston. face-off wants to help by the boston bruins. torey krug jumps in. it is the sixth for tyler seguin that sweeps that puck back. he finds it and throws it right over to chris kelly. watch the play. right there. by tyler seguin. gives the puck to paille. and the line had a real good shift before the tv time-out. right back for claude julien to give the bruins the 1-0 lead. >> mike: kane got it over. and bickell, rask to poke away at it. only the second shot on goal by chicago. the first came from center ice. the second, a strong chance. krejci brings it on. krejci. to the corner, lucic. trying to get it through oduya who was backed by krejci. carried by hjalmarrson. to kane. at the line. and he turned it over to chara. to bickell and they have an exchange. and they're still tangled up. one of the linesmen separates them. meanwhile, a great chance at the other end and it looked like it might have caught the post. this one playe

i think it's a good basket. >> jeff: i agree with you, mike. the different angle. and they do count it. >> mike: and that's the right call. here's a little zoom in. the ball is off his fingertip. >> jeff: mike, i think that from a one-possession game to a two-possession game -- >> mike: with 5.2 seconds remaining. so, now, we'll take a break, come back and find out what you think miami should do. huge bucket, needless to say, from tony parker. >> mike: well, the old sports cliche, it's a game of inches, never more apparent than here in game one of the nba finals. tony p parker shot, the shot clk expired. out of his fingers, just -- just released, the light goes on. and the officials count it. now, it's 5.2. what does miami do? >> jeff: well, they have to score quickly. it's got to be a one-pass score, because they need to make sure they have enough time to foul and then advance it again. san antonio cannot react on shot fakes. >> mike: miller to james. quick shot, it won't go. lost it. tipped by miller -- and that's it. san antonio comes into miami and wins game one

we are underway in game number 6. >> eddie: the opening face-off against toews. >> mike: the first hit the stick of zdeno chara. he'll have to chase it down. pursued by patrick kane. >> eddie: the bouncing puck. good play there by the bruins. >> mike: toews' play malfunctioned. stepped into lucic. toews moves for that one. it clicked off him. picked up though to the outside. trying to work it across. to lucic. led it to the back to chara. swings it across for seidenberg. he went wide. it looked like it might have been a shot pass that he was hoping for. krejci booted it back. krejci dips the shoulder. lost it off his stick. still they battle for it and it kicks back haphazardly. around it goes. wiping out was marchand. we're getting some early clues with some difficult footing out there. >> eddie: there by bergeron on hjalmarrson. >> mike: there's jagr flipping on. marchand trying to dance by. we get a home play and offsides is called. >> eddie: after a good chip for the david krejci line, patrice bergeron, steps on to the ice and goes and gets a physical hit. right back into the game

i think it's a good basket. >> jeff: i agree with you, mike. the different angle. and they do count it. >> mike: and that's the right call. here's a little zoom in. the ball is off his fingertip. >> jeff: mike, i think that from a one-possession game to a two-possession game -- >> mike: with 5.2 seconds remaining. so, now, we'll take a break, come back and find out what you think miami should do. huge bucket, needless to say, from tony parker. >> mike: well, the old sports cliche, it's a game of inches, never more apparent than here in game one of the nba finals. tony parker shot, the shot clock expired. out of his fingers, just -- just released, the light goes on. and the officials count it. now, it's 5.2. what does miami do? >> jeff: well, they have to score quickly. it's got to be a one-pass score, because they need to make sure they have enough time to foul and then advance it again. san antonio cannot react on shot fakes. >> mike: miller to james. quick shot, it won't go. lost it. tipped by miller -- and that's it. san antonio comes into miami and wins game one

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and that's the most mike can make on the trade. edit, mike's doing something pretty amazing. he's managing to make money whether gm goes up, down, or nowhere at all. and even if shares of gm fall belows 34 bucks, mike wouldn't see losses until the stock falls below that high put stock price by the 30 cents he put in. below that, mike will see losses, but by buying the 33 strike put, mike has protected himself below that level. and since the time of the trade, gm shares have dropped 8%, making this trade a loser. so with time running out and the trade turning the wrong way, "option action" fans everywhere are hot on mike's trail and they all want to know the same thing. >> what is the world coming to? >> and more specifically, what is mike doing now? >> what are you doing now, mike? >> i'm staying in the trade. there actually isn't that much more risk in it. >> coming up next, the final call from the actions pits. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinc

the stock has been on a huge run, with shares up 60% in the last year. mike, what do you make of this run here? >> obviously, the new gm has really capitalized on something most people think of as the fuel that's been driving the housing rally, which is low interest rates. low interest rates help promote the purchase of cars. there was a very big lag. we went into the credit crisis. people weren't buying cars. the fleet age is basically at an all-time high. what you are having is now car affordability, much like home affordability, has really come into, you know, has come into favor here. what's happening here, we're seeing a big uptick in car purchases. that's really driving the story. that, plus the fact you deal with a company that has much better product, a better balance sheet. and they are trading at a discount to toyota. one common way to look at multiples. enterprise value versus trailing -- they are at less than eight and toyota is 11 times. this is a situation, as you see people start to go back to buying suvs, which are higher profit vehicles, that

that is not a good enough effort from the bruins. >> mike: toews with an assist. t in. tried to center off the outside. and hanging on is tuukka rask. >> pierre: this is a little different situation. soderburg on the ice. that's a little different. >> eddie: i don't believe we have seen bergeron with that four-on-four, pierre, or that situation happen where the bruins only have three players on the ice for that four-on-four. he was the guy making the change. krejci took him off. something to keep an eye on here. >> mike: that one thrown at rask at a bad angle and he shoved that one off. buried by seidenberg and there will be a penalty coming up from that. >> eddie: there is dennis seidenberg there. no chance to protect himself. a dangerous hit by seidenberg. and the blackhawks go onto the power play. >> pierre: seidenberg has had a lot of that through this series. hasn't been up against the wall, but i know they talked to the supervisor about that. seidenberg got caught. that's

the dressing room. what an opportunity. a quick puck movement. >> mike: coming up on the lexus intermission report, they're bringing it early. plus, the impact of jonathan toews and patrice bergeron. 20 minutes played. shots, 12-6, bruins. only one of them found its way in. kelly from seguin and paille. 1-0, the home team at the end of the first. discover card. how can i help you? oh, you're real? you know i'm real! at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate the power of conversation! you know, i like you! i like you too! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and talk to a real person. and this park is the inside of your body. you see the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels to trap and remove some waste. and that gelling also helps to lower some cholesterol. it even traps some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels as part of your diet. now that's one super hard working fiber. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. ♪

. >> mike shumann has sports. tough day for the giants. >> mike: can either of you hate baseball? >> no. >> mike: the g-men have lost a season-high six straight. 11 of the last 14. matt cain was on the hill in colorado and after a rockie first inning he wasn't anymore. tuxedo t-shirts never go out of style or do they? cain gave up his only round in the first. buster posey can the only giant to bring in runs. almost scores marco scutaro, game tied. after the first, retired 20 straights, struck out four. jeremy affeldt starts the ninth and takes the loss. two outs again. arenado, right up the middle. scores from second. walkoff winner. giants lose their sixth straight game. 2-1 the final. a's and cardinals on coco crisp bobblehead day. a's pitcher jarred parker retired the first eight he faced and left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. the bull pen gave up seven runs. adams' two homers, increase his franchise hitting streak to 26 games. we have a as highlight. don't get a bobblehead for nothing. coco crisp with the catch but a'

louis, better norway as the cardinals, and the a's can't seem to lo >> mike: how about those as? won 13-15 with the win over the white sox today. the seventh straight win at home and we had a rare ending. cespedes jersey day at the coliseum. people fighting over those. he was pumped up. 2-5, this rbi in the first, doubles into the gap. edlowerie scores. then an rbi trip until the fifth, and the a's up two, 3-1, then straily struck out eight but didn't get the win, season doolittle give up this single in the seventh. now tied. a's had 16 hits but one without swinging the bat. and josh reddick is walked, a walk in walkoff victory. reddick gets the old pie in his face afterwards, a's win. >> we didn't need something hard-fought. we needed a run, whether it was a walk -- just trying to do something, and just didn't get it over the plate. >> mike: the cardinals own matt cain this season but only for one inning. he allowed nine one inside run inning earlier this year at at&t park and was hoping for better results this afternoon in st. louis. came up perfect in every inning since the thi

four have advanced to the round of four for the first time since 2004. we'll have your >> mike: the first saturday of the fresh open was a busy day. four american women have moved into round four for the first time since 2004. sloan, just 20 years old, facing marina rack -- arakovic. stevens, great shot. the overhead winner. match point. stevens serving. the ball hit into net. stevens moves on to the fourth round with the victory. >> john isner, the last american mail -- male. played an 11-hour match in 2010. today four hours against tommy haas. at 35, moving on to the fourth round. novak djokovic also moves on as does rafael nadal. >> the as a have now won 13-15. a rare ending to this contest today. cespedes jersey dame. he was pumped up. 25, rbi in the first. double to the gap. edlowerie scores. then the first baseman, big guy, big trip. the a's take the lead. dan straily, struck out eight. didn't get the win. doolittle gives up this run in the seventh. ties the game. the a's had 16 hits, one without swinging the bat. josh reddick walked by hector santa teal go. reddick gets

>> allow me to introduce you to mike seidel of the weather channel. mike, what's your reading? >> we're kind of protected hire here. i'd say the -- >> it's not just hurricanes that have sent mike seidel flying. he's also found snow and ice on the ground can turn a weather report into a major slipup. >> this is what happens. ow, jeez, oh, gosh. >> and there's another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. >> the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they're all loaded up, as you can see, with snow. that probably wasn't the best idea i've had this weekend. >> no, it isn't. and the attack isn't over. >> they're having a great time, as you can see. >> and even when a reporter is expecting snow day fun -- >> it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes ali -- >> he can still get taken for a spin.

. >> mike shumann has sports. tough day for theke: can either of you hate baseball? >> no. >> mike: the g-men have lost a season-high six straight. 11 of the last 14. matt cain was on the hill in colorado and after a rockie first inning he wasn't anymore. tuxedo t-shirts never go out of style or do they? cain gave up his only round in the first. buster posey can the only giant to bring in runs. almost scores marco scutaro, game tied. after the first, retired 20 straights, struck out four. jeremy affeldt starts the ninth and takes the loss. two outs again. arenado, right up the middle. scores from second. walkoff winner. giants lose their sixth straight game. 2-1 the final. a's and cardinals on coco crisp bobblehead day. a's pitcher jarred parker retired the first eight he faced and left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. the bull pen gave up seven runs. adams' two homers, increase his franchise hitting streak to 26 games. we have a as highlight. don't get a bobblehead for nothing. coco crisp with the catch but a's still fall.

two pitchers that didn't figure to be in the rotations at the beginning of the season. mikeike because of the rotation experiment was on the verge of getting set back to the minor leagues. patrick corbin in a spirited three-player race for that fifth spot in the rotation, he took it and ran with it. >> he really did run with it. he's trying to get to 10-0 on the season, becoming the first d'backs pitcher in history to start 10-0. two of the best teams in the national loog will go up against each other here next. both tylenol and bayer back & body are proven to be effective pain relievers tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain bayer back & body's dual action formula includes aspirin, which blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer back & body. every time ryan newman finishes a race in a top 5 position, quicken loans will make a mortgage payment for five lucky winners. quicken loans. engineered to amaze. ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only go

it will change dramatically by the end of the week. mikell fill you in on those details in a little bit. >> blue are just joining us or headed out the door here are seven things to know. one, breaking news. the three are wounded following a shooting in san francisco after 2:30 this morning. one suspect is in custody. police are searching for two others. two, today could be decision day if the supreme court and two decisions on same-sex marriage and defense of marriage act. the rulings could come from the high court at 7:00 a.m. or any day this week before the justices break if -- for summer. three bart will decide whether they will authorize a strike because they are far apart on key issues. four, the united states is turning up the heat on russia this morning to arrest n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden and send him back to the united states. 309-year-old former n.s.a. contractor is believed to be hiding in now while he seeks asylum. >> five, the blackhawks are back home after the win over the boston brow ins with fan packing chicago last

giants taking the june swoon to another >> mike: man, the giants need a win.eason high five straight losses, ten of the last 13, and 26 of the last 41. matt cain on the hill in colorado and after a rocky first inning he was -- gave up his on run in the first. cuddyer scores one. buster posey the only giant to bring in runs. double scores scutaro, 1-1, cain was able after the first, fanning the last 20 batters he faced. jeremy affeldt starts tonight. gets the loss. two outs again, arenado, up the middle. walkoff winner, giants lose their sixth straight game, 2-1. >> a's hosting the cardinals on coco crisp bobble head day. adam rain -- wainwright struck out eight. left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. tough loss for the a's. the bull pen surrendered seven runs, including this three-one bomb. we have one a's highlight. you don't get a bobblehead unless you make sliding basket catches like this, coco crisp, very nice, but the a's still fall. >> the first saturday at wimbledon were no major surprises. serena williams, 34th straight match win, the longest sen

mike tyson became the butt of jokes all night long. >> you haven't lived until you have seen mike tysoneve this, in the fog, on his hands and knees, mike tyson pulling the boat with his teeth. >>> you won't believe what's happening backstage, mike tyson just gave three face tattoos. >>> on the red carpet last night i asked the performers how they warmed up for the stage. your performance is very acrobatic, what do you do to warm up? ♪ >> i think i wouldn't be caught dead. >> i have a lot of vocal warmups. >> let's hear one. not now. >>> let's move on really quickly, a woman in the uk did exactly what many of us have dreamed of doing when watching sim simon cowell on american idol, she pelted simon with eggs on britain's got talent. the contestants continued singing opera. now, simon kept it light hearted tweeting i really don't like eggs. good thing he has a sense of humor about it. >>> now, have you wondered what humans will look like in 100,000 years, neither did i. an article in forbes, a researcher, says one possible time line humans will look dramatically different. our eyes will g

coming up on the subway overtime intermission report, liam, mike and keith. the hawks' power play breaks through and bergeron is boston strong. 16 shots to 8, chicago, in the third period. it was 4-3 at the end of two. it is 5-5 at the end of three . >>> 60 minutes of ice time simply not enough to settle it. and why would you want it to be? game four of the stanley cup finals heading to overtime. all tied at 5-5. welcome back to td garden. third overtime game. we've seen a triple overtime already, a single overtime. are you expecting anything less at this point? >> i wasn't expecting this. 5-5. this is as good as it gets in terms of excitement. yeah, some sloppy plays but you get two team going at i toe to toe like this. pretty admirable stuff. >> the hawks have help to in everything they can. they've gone after it. their game plan was tremendous and it has allowed the boston bruins some opportunities going the other way, too. it's been exciting hockey. i think we're all enjoying it and it is not done yet. >> someone just woke you up and you are just joining u

so that means the mikes are dead. at's a technical and obvious thing because this is a private conversation that the judge wants to have with the attorneys but in the meantime the witness does not get to step down. she could probably hear a little bit about what's going on. we can't though. no mind. it's a perfect opportunity to make sense of exactly what's going on in this case right now joined by brian, who is not only a defense attorney but got a thing or two he knows about this case, following it along with faith jenkins here with me as well. brian, let me go to you. this is day two of a young woman, 19 years old, 12th great, who clearly i think as most people have said over and over again it's pretty obvious, doesn't want to be there. some people have weighed in this witness is cantankerous and combative, others have weighed in she's more likable the more you get to see her up there. i want to get your take on her. >> well, i think she gets an awful lot of leeway because of her age. you have a young woman here if

year i could tell you a little bit without getting fired ok and shedding his clothes in the head film magic mike is a bit like being a swimmer it's kind of cold you know outside of the pool and you're kind of maybe anxious but once you get into the water you you know what to do and what his job make of all the attention it gets for his looks you know my career started out and in classical theater but over the past four years if you knew nothing about me before that you'd think ok he says that naked guy running around in the woods it's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now our guest today is joe mann danell joe you know him for his role as the often untold well wolf al seed in the h.b.o. supernatural series true blood and as the often unclose stripper big dick richie in the hit film magic mike next joe is taking on the legendary role of stanley kowalski in a streetcar named desire for the ale repertory theater this fall on top of which he has a fitness book coming out of the end of the year title joe man yellows man get mellows evolution where were you when he won why you're so bu

i could tell you a little bit without getting fired on today and shedding his clothes in the head film magic mike is a bit like being a swimmer it's kind of cold you know outside of the pool and you're kind of maybe anxious but once you get into the water you you know what to do and what his job made of all the attention it gets for his looks you know my career started out and in classical theater but over the past four years if you knew nothing about me before that you'd think ok he says that naked guy running around in the woods it's all next on larry king now. bug of the larry king now our guests today is joe maddon danell joe you known for his role as the often untold well wolf al seed in the h.b.o. supernatural series true blood and as the often unclose stripper big dick richie in the hit film magic mike next joe is taking on the legendary role of stanley kowalski in a streetcar named desire for the a.o. repertory theater this fall on top of which he has a fitness book coming out of the end of the year title joe man yellows man get mellows evolution where were you when he won why are you so

meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: what he did to deserve the pie in the face. how about nothing. >>> new at 6:00. merchant ships are following new traffic rules in the bay area tonight. detours have been put in place for large vessels in part to prevent whales from being struck with their propellers. the hope is that fewer whales will be struck now that shipping traffic in and out of san francisco bay is under tighter control. the shipping highways were designed to avoid collisions betweenmer -- between merchant ships and fishing vessels but whales could benefit. >> it's also going to keep ships on a predictable path. >> ships now have to travel in more narrow lanes, about three miles wide. the lanes are extended by as much at 17 miles. >> so by keeping them in that lane a little longer, we can get vessels out of the highly congested areas, out of the most environmentally sensitive areas. >> several shipping companies are agreeing to use this whale motting guide and will help identify the whales and report their location to noaa. >> they coapt -- don't want to

meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: what he did to deserve the pie in the face. how about >>> new at 6:00. merchant ships are following new traffic rules in the bay area tonight. detours have been put in place for large vessels in part to prevent whales from being struck with their propellers. the hope is that fewer whales will be struck now that shipping traffic in and out of san francisco bay is under tighter control. the shipping highways were designed to avoid collisions betweenmer -- between merchant ships and fishing vessels but whales could benefit. >> it's also going to keep ships on a predictable path. >> ships now have to travel in more narrow lanes, about three miles wide. the lanes are extended by as much at 17 miles. >> so by keeping them in that lane a little longer, we can get vessels out of the highly congested areas, out of the most environmentally sensitive areas. >> several shipping companies are agreeing to use this whale motting guide and will help identify the whales and report their location to noaa. >> they coapt -- don't want to hit whale

andy holland, and this was june 3rd of this year, and this is four years in the making, according the mike. as the video begins, you will see the spinning of the soup souper -- super cell, and then you see the rain coming down on the right, and if you look towards the horizon, you will see the rain getting sucked back up into the super cell. >> it seems like it is riding the line of beautiful and terrifying. it seems like et is about to turn into a tornado, right? >> right. but it never actually turned into a tornado according to mike. >> how in the heck did he get this spot or know that the storm would do this? >> he said he had been visiting texas for the last four years trying to get images like this. he is originally from arizona, not a place where you see super cells, but on this fourth particular trip, he was originally on the other side of the storm, and he could not capture the images that he wanted, but according to mike, hi friend andy, who is a little bit of a storm chaser helped to guide him to the right position in order to help him get the best footage. >>> it is another one

storms are still popping up on the ground. mike? >> in the south metro, i may be wrong, but they appear to be reasonably weak right now. these little -- there is one near newcastle. one in northeast norman. and one over here near draper lake. all three appear to be reasonably weak. strongest is out here by minco. let's go to lance west. he is on the damage track on i-40 with an update live. lance? >> we are traveling about five miles an hour in westbound lanes of i-40. it is a mess out here. we have seen several overturned vehicles. there appears to be a cattle ranch about two miles west on i-40 that took a direct hit. and that scene is just spread all over the interstate. broken power lines, trees. highway patrol troopers out here all over the place trying to make sure that everyone is okay. it is a mess, my friend. this will be a huge clean-up project. we just hope and pray there are no fatalities because there are cars all over the place. >> lance, appreciate that. let's go back to the storm tracker. we will check with mark dillar

lindell, is the founder and inventor of a revolutionary new sleep aid. mike's here to share with us why getting a good night's sleep is the secret to a happy, healthy life. >> hi, tonja. >> hi. mike. >> well, it's not only the secret to a happy life, it's critical to your health, and like everybody else out there, i have used my arms, folded my pillows, got migraines in the morning from sleeping on poor pillows and what it is, what i found in my studies over the last seven years is the cervical nerves on each side of your neck need to be held straight in order to get that deep rem sleep that we all need. that's our healing sleep. healing is critical to one's health and pillows are the problem. there is no bigger problem than pillows. >> mike, i hear what you're saying. according to the national sleep foundation, the average adult purchases 58 pillows over their lifetime, they own six different pillows at any given time-- and this is what blew me away-- 70% of us do not like our current pillow we sleep with every night. what's going on here? >> well, i just happ

so if you didn't have a voice that can cut, people would say, "get off the mike." and i never got thrown off the mike. i'm like the satchel paige of rap music and hip-hop. after i started making records, i was way past my prime. [paulson laughs] nobody quite made the music you made. it takes a nation of millions is not the kind of music that you heard from other people at the time. it's a statement that you didn't hear from other people at the time. what drove you in the direction of very pointed political commentary and in-your-face kind of music? our sole intent was to destroy music. [laughs] and sonically, we set out to do that, to redefine what people thought of as music, at least in the black urban sense and rap. and also to be able to say something. rap was basically about, to us, saying what you know and saying what you believe and just filling the rap up with words. and being that my first records, i'm 26 and 27 years old, i'm not going to try to sound like a 13-year-old kid, and i'm not going to try to appeal to them either, 'cause to me, rap was a grown p

the u.s. open is kicking off in pennsylvania. we'll go to mikelf trade. >> two names you could look at. eli cal way is one of them. they're not making money nike at other one. tiger woods the favorite to win. rory mcilroy is probably more important but you highlighted earlier in the show that this company rs trading 24 times earnings. that's a bit above average. the stocks don't typically run in june so i would wait. >> above average to who? >> actually i'm talking about to itself. i mean, at 24 times earnings what we would like to see is probably sub20. this is a little bit of a growth stock. the other way to play this had been fortune brands but they spun off with curb net which is a maker of titlist. >> iron you're in with the retailer of foot wear. >> i like foot locker. >> back to school? >> finish line has the? macy's story roll out. i look both, particularly foot locker. >> next, in her new book our own karen fiederman reveals tips and tricks on how women can find success in both their professional and personal lives. mona scott young sat

>>> this week, made in america, manufacturing returns to the united states, but will americans actually benefit? electronics ceo mike mcnamara as we sit down for a wide-ranging conversation about factories, automation and the chinese. >>> later, self-made billionaire robert pera, ceo of ubiquiti networks. this week on "press here." >>> good morning, i'm scott mcgrew, you will recall in san francisco, apple recently announced a new mcintosh. >> it is a stunning product. this is the future of the pro desk top. >> apple also announced the unusual looking black cylinder cal computer will be built in america by americans. it may surprise to you to hear american manufacturing has been growing for years now. flextronics, the second largest manufacturer has three facilities in silicon valley, as well as texas, minnesota, tennessee. both carolinas and kentucky and georgia. as ceo mike mcnamara is in charge of all of those factories and as well as 45 in china, 15 in india and 5 in poland. i could go on and on. flextronics has more employees than the united states has marines. which is fairly impressive. joined by john schwart

and a maximum of 54 live entertainment >> if you could take our hand off the mike. >> on page 1.3 of the eir. in point of faculties more like 15. evidence from 1994 to 2002 shows a low of 20 events with an average of 15 per year. the c m m t which is the california memorial most africa temple in 1988 the property was rezoned from commercial to r m-4 which it is today. everyday of the activity levels have already been insinuated. the eir states that the hill is short plus or minus 5 hundred parking spades. when the hotels have public assembly used at the same time of the mossic temple. 5 additional trips open may it please the court is anticipated as part of the project. 5 additional minnie trips. the trolley cars can't clear 50 minimum an hour after the concert. and they have 3 hundred and thirty - no 3 though 3 hundred proposed. the eir speaks of level of service e at the several the intersections around the moss temple during the after event - durable the period of the disbanding of the concerts. mr. miller i'm sorry but your time is up >> thank you. is there any other public commen

wjz and mike schuh are live at the scene. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. 8 people who were inside this group home were mentally challenged patients ended up you being taken to the hospital. they weren't taken all at once. here a jay ring l with the baltimore county fire document. >> the initial call came in around midnight. >> and then you came back? >> yes. got a call around midnight for unconscious. got another call an hour late r for another unconscious and started putting the pieces together that maybe it was something else involved. >> high levels of carbon monoxide but you're not sure about that anymore? >> our meters were real high levels but that's just saying it's a dangerous environment. >> reporter: so half of the people who were taken, four were staff members, half were patients. they were taken to area hospitals and 6 of the patients were transported to shock trauma where they're in a hyerbaric chamber. they don't know what it is. as you heard, the carbon monoxide levels were high but it could be something as common as a household chemical tha

i'm sorry can you speak into the mike for the record >> come in we're losing our - i believe the bulk of that is in the k c department and then some of it is used for our summer school k c classes. we still do summer testing for seniors and then still need to pass the k c. those are the two things i'm aware of >> then i'm sorry. >> was ms. lee finished. >> and i think i was also going to ask is that this is the perfect example. so if you look at the expenditure without looking at our skews rate of california entrance exam we've not met our targets. it lends ourself to wonder if there's more studying >> if we wanted to make changes can we make the changes in the budget. my other questions is seems to me if we want to make changes we figure out how much is in one column so all the money that is being flexed or the fund balance money is in the general fund. so the program questions to me would that i would want answered are what are we doing and what resources are we deploying to i'd the k c issue how is it integrated 0 into the a n g issues. by the way, i think that's an interesting exa

republican congressman from michigan, the chair of the intelligence committee, mike rogers. and the democratic congresswoman from california, loretta sanchez. welcome to all of you. i want to go through some of the hot topics on capitol hill and move through some of these things. but i've got to start here with this breaking news. let me go with you, chairman rogers. reaction to what you've heard and to the developments this morning. >> well, it's concerning. obviously, what appears to be as of today that he is flying -- will catch another flight from moscow, many believe to cuba. we know there is air traffic from moscow to cuba, then on to venezuela. and when you look at it, ef ove one of those nations is hostile to the united states. if he could go to north korea and iran he could round out his government oppression tour by snowden. so you think about what he says he wants and what his actions are, it defies logic. he has taken information that does not belong to him, it belongs to the people of the united states. he has jeopardized our national security. i disagree with th

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> meteorologist mike nicco is here with the bay area forecast. >> ladies, good morning, we have live doppler 7 hd showing no radar runs. a little drizzle is possible along the coast but more cloud cover than over the weekend as the sea breeze is coming back. look for increasing clouds this morning and you can see from the exploritorium camera if san francisco clouds are sitting above the bay area so no obstruction there. we will keep an eye on sfo to see if flight arrival delays are going to happen. we will feel cooling today 70 in the north bay valley to 82 in the north bay valley and at the coast, pockets of sunshine and mid-to-upper 50's. leyla gulen has the commute. >> we are taking you to san francisco where we are going to show you some pictures if a little bit but the westbound direction of lombard is blocked off with a big tree in the lanes. all three lanes are should down and use chestnut to get through that one block area. headed over to san jose northbound 101 between great america parkway to highway 237 there is

well, the first lady confronted the heckler saying she could "listen do me or you can take the mike but i'm leaving you all decide, you have one choice," and the protester was escorted out, part of a gay activist group. that is the buzz this washington this morning,. >> it is good to be polite. always. thanks for joining us. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, guys. [cheers and applause] hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. with me today is a teacher from annandale, virginia, who is hoping today's questions are as easy as the ones his students have been asking him. please welcome sal olivo. hey, sal. >> hi, thank you. nice to meet you, meredith. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> so what kinds of questions are your students asking you? >> i had a student ask me, "mr. olivo, mount rushmore, is that natural or did somebody have to create it?" vered. >> really? >> yeah, i had one guy who really wanted to know about the day that the world went to color, like it was always in black and white, and then one day, it was in color. he wanted to hear about that day. >> how o

. >>> we have team coverage of the presidential visit. mike inouye has his eye on the motorcade route and how it will impact trafx. we begin with bob redell live in palo alto about new details about today's presidential visit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla and jon. what makes this fundraising trip to the bay area different than most others? president barack obama will be making a public statement during his trip, something he hasn't done on other trips. that's something he has received criticism for, because he usually comes in for 24, if not less than that, 24 hours, collects the money and bolts out of town without making a statement on any policy. that's not going to say that he is not going to collect any money. two fundraising trips. he lands at moffett field later today, heads over to this home in palo alto where there is going to be a reception tonight. this is the home of mike mccue, the founder of flip board. it will cost $2500 a head to attend. $12,000 to $15,000 if you want more access to the president. >>> la

great to have you with us. >> let's see what the rest of the day looks like. mike? >> we will look at live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry this morning. we have maybe just a little bit of drizzle at coast and you can see the marine layer of clouds at 2,600' at mount tamalpais looking at the only point you can see the sun. the first forecast is 67 inland to 81, quite a spread between the north bay and east bay. 63 in san francisco and 67 at san jose and the coast will have areas of sunshine develop up to 60 degrees. the traffic before you head out the door, here is leyla gulen? >> before you head out the door you may want to run out with your hair wet because we have a crash out here near the airport, sfo, southbound 101 at airport boulevard and it is causing slowing there, two lanes possibly blocked with an accident just popped up so if you have a flight to catch get an early start. things moving swiftly but under clouds and you can see lots of clouds out there and eastbound traffic is moving fine from foster city to hayward. >> it is 5:30. developing in us from valle

i'm sorry can you speak into the mike for the record >> come in we're losing our - i believe the bulk of that is in the k c department and then some of it is used for our summer school k c classes. we still do summer testing for seniors and then still need to pass the k c. those are the two things i'm aware of >> then i'm sorry. >> was ms. lee finished. >> and i think i was also going to ask is that this is the perfect example. so if you look at the expenditure without looking at our skews rate of california entrance exam we've not met our targets. it lends ourself to wonder if there's more studying

the way he went up on stage and said very little, nothing actually -- through the mike like it was cominght? walks off the thing and 5,000 people or 10,000 jump up in adoration. some would argue that's kind of a cultic personality. >> this is not new, this is not unusual. there have been many ministers, many leaders in this country who have had a loyal following who have stood with him, given them the benefit of the doubt. perhaps that's what's happening in newburgh. >> some would argue there isn't that much doubt. >> i don't know. [ overlapping speakers >> what i would hope is that any christian, black, white, or green or yellow, not outsource their faith to the authority of someone who is as fallible as they are. and part of what we're talking about here is a vibrant public space where every day ordinary people can think and act intelligently and reasonably and make decisions not driven by market sensibilities, not driven by charismatic authority, but driven by their desires and aims to live a full life. and if you're really preaching the gospel, if you're really standing on what it mea