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tim hetherington was 40 years old.e" this is brian ross, abc news. >> and chris hondros also killed today was 41 years old. our condolences and prayers go out to both his and to tim's loved ones. and to see pictures shot by tim in afghanistan and related material, visit our website, abcnews.com/nightline. thanks to brian ross for that. >>> next up, we're going to turn to lighter fare. the story of an inventor. and the athlete who changed the face of winter fun. id you know c can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release system that protects the medicine as it passes through the stomach's tough acid. then it gets absorbed into the body, turning off many acid-producing pumps at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection all day and all night. prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. [ male announcer ] i know what you're thinking -- leather trim command center, almost 300 horsepower, i

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>> who is tim lincecum? >> i don't think. >> tim who? >> it's not like cricket. i love it. >> dodger fan. >> sucks. especially living up here. >> yeah. we are stuck. >> i am a dodger fan. my whole life. dodger fan. >> is the beer going to take on a new meaning now? >> i think it will. desire to repeat, showing the rest of major league baseball and the rest of the world that the giants are the best team ever and this the beginning of a dynasty. >> giants looked sloppy but they will figure it out. >> it's the first game. they will come back. >> i am sure they will come back tomorrow. >> i am not worry about it. >> we will have the beard coming back soon. >> baseball. win some, lose some. >> we will be on optop. >> reporter: the fans said today was perhaps their favorite day in a long time for the giants but the day they are looking forward to is next friday, that's when the giants open here against st. louis. jonathan bloom, kron 4 news. >> ple 10 at 10:00 p.m. we present a special reairing of baseball by the bay. plus gary sits down with a's gm to talk about the n

>> no, i knew it was my wife. >> tim says, yeah, that's my wife. i think the only way she will stop is if you go to the police. and she goes to the police. >> tim says when he told kristine police were on the way she admitted what she had done. >> after she told me i just couldn't believe it. i think for about three days i cried. it still is hard to think about it. >> tell me about that moment when you found out, "i'm in trouble." >> i was relieved. i was relieved. i thought, okay, i'm completely done. i don't have to worry about it. i don't have to think about it. i can pay my dues. i never thought i would be in jail this long, but that's the way it is. i'm paying for it. >> last month kristine received a five-year prison sentence. with time served she could get out in two years. she chose state prison over county jail so she could have contact visits with her kids so she won't have to meet them through the glass of a visiting room window. >> the hardest time is dinner time. that's when i should be home making dinner and getting the kids' homework

>>reporter: tim says yes that's my wife. think the only way she will stop is if you go to the police. and she goes to the police. >>reporter: tim says when he told christine police were on the way she finally admitted what she had done. >> after she told me i just couldn't believe it and yes i think for about three days i cried and p.m. it still is hard. to think about it. >>reporter: tell me about that moment when you found out i'm in trouble. >> i know. i was relieved. i was relieved. i was relieved. i thought okay i'm completely done. i don't have to worry about it. don't have to think bit. i cab go pay my due and get, i never thought i would be in jail this long but l you know that's the way it is. so l i'll pay for it. >>reporter: last month christine received a 5 year prison sentence with time served she could get out in two years. she chose state prison over county jail so she could have contact visits with her kids so she won't have to meet them through the glass of a visiting room window. >> if dinner time being hom

. >> the pressure on tim hubs is ibcredible. his children are struggling with what their mother did. he faces a serious question. did he know what was happening a full senmonths before the arrest. >> from the outside. they appeared to have the perfect life. >> they met and got married in the mormon temple and had three kids and a thriving practice in livermore and a cabin in tahoe and fancy cars. >> we have had 20 years that were good and a couple of years of rough times. >> rough times started when christine got involved with two 14 year olds and her daughter's boyfriend at cool and his best friend. >> we had the secret. a secret to keep from your family, everyone. >> even though she knew the consequences. she spent 10s was thousands of gifts and had sex with them in hotels and in the back of her hummer with the hum dinga license plate. >> the framery, you can't handle the truth. >> it was her texting that got her arrested and her husband played a key role. >> i found out commuges was going on. >> they texted boy number wob lat

but tim has a look at the updated rainfall numbers for this region. and for the year as well. tim? >> well, we're right on target for the year. seemed that mark was a -- march was a bit damper than usual. for march, let's talk about. just under 5 inches. 4.99 inches for the month.

>> yeah, meteorologist tim williams has the details. check it out. tim? >> good afternoon.e've been talking about the fluctuation in the temperatures. and some warmth building in from the southwest. it's starting to push in our direction. while we've seen light showers across the mason dixon line and light snow showers this morning we've seen a bit of a change. temperatures right now, 45 at bwi marshall. 67% relative humidity with that west wind coming in at 14 miles an hour. 29.51 is the barometer. across the state temperatures are just around 30 degrees in oakland, 46 ocean city. 42 over toward hagerstown and that 45 down in the nation's capital. around the immediate metro area, mid-40s and we will be going up as soon as this west/southwesterly wind starts to take hold. as marty mentioned earlier, got a little peek of sun. that is the order of the day for the next few days. clouds are going to start breaking here. we'll start to see fewer and fewer showers. they will be a little more widely scattered through the weekend. low pressure system moving across the coastline. on

tim gunn, we'll check in again.everyone else. i want to start. let's start with the guys. let's talk about the gentlemen. i should say, prince harry and prince william. they looked stunning. absolutely handsome in the uniforms. >> stunning is the right word. i couldn't agree more. regal. william chose to wear the irish guard's red tunic. he stood out. when i saw him in the car leaving for the abbey, i thought, catherine's dress cannot be a simple column. look at the groom. she has to compete with this. indeed, she competed beautifully. prince harry and prince william looked magnificent. >> they were playing the roles of prince charming. if you were a woman going into the ababbey, you had to have a hat. more than a few caught your eye, i'm sure, tim. >> indeed they did. the huge presence of the royal milliner, phillip treacy. my most fascinating fascinators, princess eugenie and beatrice. they are fascinating. >> that is one word for them. it's burning up twitter right now. they felt good. >> i heard that princess be

again, i didn't think much. >> in the water, tim's daughter are evealed his client was tim geithner,he u.s. treasury secretary. >> at first i thought it was laughable. you know, i was just going -- and the guys up there are the secret service guys. of course! this happens every day. >> alexander says it was a relief to figure out it was the secret service hanging out here in the parking lot, because for once he didn't have to worry about his car getting broken in into. half moon bay was a world away from president obama's campaign stops in the bay area. alexander says geithner was down to earth and a good surfer who could probably use some time in the water. >> who knows, he probably just unloads all the economy off his -- you know, that's a lot of unloading. oh, my god, you need at least a few surf sessions for that. >> geithner left a nice tip, but this small business owner is wishing he asked about stimulus. >> yeah, a tax break would have been good. although mine would have been very little. >> reporter: alexander is now riding a wave of excitement after a one of a kind surf less

tim lincecum's record drops to 2-2. hudson ends his afternoon by striking out nate schierholtz for the second out in the 9th. final out. braves beat the giants 5-2. last year the giants had don't stop believing as their anthem. it appears they didn't waste any time finding another song for this season. ♪ goes on and on and on ♪ i throw my hands up in the air sometimes saying ayo, got an echo ♪ ♪ i want to live and celebrate my life ♪ ♪ we going to rock this club, we going to go all night, we going to light this up ♪ >> brian wilson. the boy has a rare genetic disease. one of his prescriptions cost $380,000 a year. there is a fund-raiser for him during the florida marlins game. hopefully they can raise some money for that little guy. >> very eye catching video too. >> thank you so much, kim. >> sure. >>> royal wedding planners are going to great lengths to keep the designer of kate middleton's wedding dress a big secret. we will take a look at how the mystery dress is influencing brides even before it is unveiled. that's

a great pitching matchup at at&t, tim lincecum and tim hudson. both very come petty. but lincicome was the timid one today. braves looking for their sikdz win of the giants but the g-men struck first. pat burrell is waved home and looks like codey is going get his first rbi of the season. lincecum, not shamplet -- not sharp. >> lincecum gave up six hits, five runs, and six walks. the giants had no answer for hud y. four ks, no walks, and one out short of a complete game. giants lose their third straight. >>> the sharks can close out the kings at the tank with a victory but the series has been so up and down, who knows what that's roller coaster will offer tonight. there's been 29 goals in four games. 19 by the sharks, 12 in their last two contests. mcclellan claims adverse can i precedes growth. the sharks hope to stunt the kings' growth. >> the big thing is the mental preparing, showing up to the game with your work boots on and being prepared to meet their challenge. >> they're going to play desperate hockey so we got to match their intensity, and we can't come out

tim gunn.rybody wants to know what kate will wear on friday. perhaps tim can give us some insights. we got a lot to talk about here. what about you there, george? >> we're getting into the wedding spirit here this times square. we have london weather here. kathy here from minnesota. you'll go to the wedding if you get the tickets? >> i don't think so. >> you're not going to go? we hope you enjoy watching it here on friday morning on "good morning america." also coming up, the tale of two princesses. how kate is following in the footsteps of diana. how she's carving out her own role. as william's future wife. >>> plus, take a look at this face. does that look familiar? that is maks. one of our favorites on "dancing with the stars." he had perfect posture. back when he was about 9 years old. we'll look at all of the pros' lives before they became famous. that's coming up. >> we look forward to that, as always. >>> we have a miniamerican invasion. these two are from atlanta, georgia. this beauty h

he is a dead ringer for tim lincecum.here you can find him and we are keeping tabs on the giants fans as well. >> amazing story. twin lincecum they are calling him. that and more coming up in a minute. >>> we will talk more about baseball and tech apps coming up in tech today. >>> a look at 580. slow through castro value. friday light for the most part. unexpected slow parts. where there's going to be a big issue in the city. that's coming up for your friday commute. >>> you could make a case the giants are still on the assent even though they already scaled baseball's tit'she it's the nex chapter in the story. i'm looking forward to it big time. [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it's fiber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of bro

tim wasn't thinking no hitter even else was. first praise rockies and the freak hitter even else was. first praise rockies and the freak throwing smoke >> good evening. giants open 3 game series with first place rockies lacking to make a statement. they did that loud and clear tonight. tim flirted with history as giants unleash their offense. this is how you start a series. pat burl had 4 rbi on the year. with 4 solo homeers. this is his first with none on base. 1st inning. high deep and goodbye. 3 run blast off rodgers. 4 nothing giants. pl may have been picked up on russian radar are you kidding me. upper deck. giants put a 5 spot on the board for tim in complete command. did not allow a ball out of the infield through 6 innings. ryan and tim had a no hitter into the seventh facing the former oakland a. solid base hit. allowed one run. tenth and final strike out of the game. if joins with list of giants with 10 or more strike out. they cruise 8-1. if sore shoulder left saturday game after 5 innings and stiff needs a off tonigh

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tim harrington was more famous than most.e made an oscar-nominated documentary about troops in afghanistan. last year, it was being shown in british cinemas. in a bbc interview in october, he spoke lightly, but knowingly about the dangers of that war correspondents face. >> as a journalist, war is traumatic, as you well know. and there are a lot of dramatic things in life. you have a core cash. you can have a messy divorce. you can lose a child. those are the things that you have to get back up and face up to and go on with your life. being in war is no different from that. being a journalist, you find mechanisms and people you love to help you navigate through the trauma that inevitably follows. >> and stedman tonight, his family said, " it is with great -- in a statement tonight, his family said, "it is with great sorrow that we hear that he was killed in libya." he was in libya to continue his multi-media project to highlight human tissues during time of war and conflict. he will be forever mess. this city has been home to

tim ties jason schmidt . he trails only one for most ever. >>> this is about the worst possible start the a's couldn't ask for. matsui did his part. a's take the lead over the blue jays. dallas braden made fans from his dust up with arod but couldn't deliver for his fans north of the border. schneider roping one off braden4-2 blue jays. they win 5-3. he takes the loss. >>> the night off he watched the ducks dismantle -- they lit up anaheim. three of them scored by cory perry. talk about job security for him. perry reached the 50 goal platear. he leads in that category. 6-2 the final. these two would face in round one of the playoffs. >>> kobe and the late show haven't lost to the warriors in 12 straight games. 184th this season. he broke richardson's old record. warriors stun the lakers and send los angeles to their third straight loss. >>> the cardinals will be in town on friday and with his team 2-4 tony lost his cool and gets the top five. >> first week of the saw season. i don't understand this. you think

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tim against donor ace clayton. tim described his opponent as filthy. that's a compliment.y. that's a compliment. sports >> good evening everybody. giants began defense of the world series title tonight in la and torture resumes in game 1. pitcher dual not much offense. 1 run contest. dodgers great and fernando first pitch. giants rookie bell first major league at bat? down the line here. james gets to it but bell beats clayton to the bag. 1 for 1 right there. tm giants baffled all night long. nothing and like it. 7 innings. fans 9. tim and swing and myself and didn't allow and run. that killed them. in the sixth tim pitch blocked by buster. fires to third try to get him to stay down the line. giants made 3 error in the game. santiago in relief in the 8. doubles to right. that proved to be huge. 2 nothing dodgers in the 9th. seems interesting. downtown on jonathan brock and solo homer and feeling torture. giants down 2-1. comes down to the kid. lining out former giant to end it. giants fall in the opener 2-1. >> play well today except for one inning. we'll buns back but it

i think tim geithner would probably agree with this. the key is we shouldn't accept the premise that we have to rubber-stamp a debt increase without any spending controls. i think a lot of democrats agree with me on this. >> schieffer: congressman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you, bob. >> schieffer: we hope you come back to see it. we'll be back in one minute with virginia senator mark warner.

timmy hudson sends them >> mike: we had a great pitching matchup at at&t, tim lincecum and tim hudson. the g-men struck first in the second, ross, the single to center. pat burrell waived -- waved home. a play at the plate. lincecum not sharp. mccloud scores. game tied at 1. in the fifth, practiced pratt to again, the giants, no answer for hud son. gets sher -- -- one out short of a complete game. giants lose their third straight. 5-2 the final. >> the sharks can close out the kings at the tank with a victory. this team has been so up and down, who knows what this roller coaster will offer tonight. there's been 29 goals scored in four games, two games went to overtime, and everybody has contributed. mcclellan claims adversity proceeds growth, and she sharks hoping to stunt the kings growth. >> the big thing is the mental preparation, showing up to the game, put your work boots on and being prepared to meet their challenge. >> they're going to play desperate. so we got to match the intensity. we can't come out the way we did in game two, and i'm sure they'll come out that way. >> also

and i -- again, didn't think much. >> in the water, tim's daughter revealed his client was tim geithner, the u.s. treasury secretary. >> at first i thought i was just, you know, it was laughable. i was just going, and the guys up there on the bluff are the secret service guys, of course. this happens every day. >> reporter: alexander says it was a relief to figure out it was the secret service hanging out here in the parking lot because, for once, he didn't have to worry about his car getting broken into. >> half moon bay was a world away from president obama's campaign stops in the bay area. alexander says geithner was down to earth and a good surfer who could probably use some time in the water. >> who knows. he probably just unloads all the economy off his -- that's a lot of unloading. oh, my god, you need at least a few surf sessions for that. >> reporter: geithner left a nice tip but this small business owner is wishing he asked about stimulus. >> yeah, tax break would have been good. although, mine would have been very little. >> alexander is now riding a wave of excitement after

it's mostly articles, generally not playmates named tim. good morning, mike. >> you are accurate about the tim statement. antioch, folks of all names, ages. 71 is very unusual. we don't see folks -- a lighter commute before 5:00, obviously. moving smooth out of the north bay into the east bay. there's the effect of the wind on the camera shaking a bit. we have the rain coming through the area. the wet road is evident here. the hayward side, a note to change the interchange. 92 off 880 continues to evolve. watch for the signs as they reopen the lanes. no matter what i say, look at the signs there. it will straighten you out. 580 is running smoothly. gusty conditions as you come over the hills on the altamont pass. >> fair enough. thank you. >>> women exposed to pesticides during pregnancy could have low iq scores. a link between pesticide exposure and lower intelligence scores. they followed more than 300 children from before birth to age 7. the more pesticides the mothers were exposed to from produce or home use, the lower their scores on i

>> tim, get down! >> reporter: ...earning an oscar nomination for co-directing "restrepo." >> hit the bottom right of the village. >> reporter: the bomb tear providing a terrifyingly intimate look at an army play platoon in remote afghanistan. proximity was everything to him, even though the threat of danger was ever-present. >> when my loved ones see the film they're horrified by the situations i get myself into. >> that was their secret. neither man used long lenses. >> it's a great loss to the journalistic community and the film making community. whenever you see lives terminated before they go on to achieve their full potential. but that's part of the business. that's what you accept when you take on that job. >> reporter: and because they did, we all understand much better mankind at its worst. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: meanwhile, the google executive who helped spark the revolution in egypt was named today to "time" magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people. wae

interest rat up for the first tim in ars. >>ortugal, soften sny, le bac now it needs to be bail out the pre mister did not wan to rort tbeggingowl,ut that is at happened. i am worried. >> we will t know torro >> ting to ste off this day, there have been four rounds of cuts there were new taxes on some pensions. public sector wagesr cu less mon for loc couils. but the market sought aount with a lge deficit, so rge the government wanted to avoid a bailout. >> we thoughthat we could manageor ourlves and everhing was settled for us. >> the big queion is not so much whathe size of the ilout fundill be, but wat conditions will be attached? at further austerity may b demanded? remember - this is a couny stilin recession. e u.k. will be exposed to the portuguese bailout because it cks are europn emgency fund to help countries difficulty. the aid will be in the form of loan guantee the u.k. wil notand overny money uess portugal go bus some sayustetyeasus ar only making tngs rse. the chancellorf thexchequer toy suggested ishou be a war

i'll start with you, tim.hat we see in this fight, what is coming on the debt ceiling fight, and then, of course, the budget for next year, the conservatives have a challenge. speaker boehner's got a challenge. he's got a tea party caucus that is made up of folks who do not believe their job coming here is to legislate or compromise. it is to stick to the appeals they got aelected on. that is not point of congress, is it? >> that's not the point, but i think people respect that these people have strong beliefs. standing up for what you believe in has always been part of the american identity, standing up for what you believe and are willing to lose. i wonder what democrats are willing to lose for in this election. i think the tea party folks are making a strong point. we're willing to lose over this. we're willing to lose over this fight. the problem i think most americans find is they're not clear on what those people are willing to build the country to do. they understand cutting. they understand fiscal resp

it's not going to help him at all tim paul and he recently appeared on brian fisher's radio program the american family association brian fisher is a guy who told me in an interview that there is no such thing as a monogamous relationship with the rectal wall is quote one self it so bryan fischer is a guy that you probably don't want to be associated with for whatever reason tim holland has decided it's ok to go on lately and see gay media and suggest things like repealing the don't ask don't tell repeal so on and so forth if this is a complete double standard alone or because if it were an anti black or anti semitic media outlet you would not see republican mainstream candidates going on there but for whatever reason the anti gay media is fine for tim collins and you know a simple as he is now the only one of that actually seems to be fine for a number of g.o.p. presidential hopefuls right now is the anti-gay bias as well as the completely anti-abortion bias and the anti muslim but you know that's something that we've covered here on this show and you know that's interesting too becaus

tim?. >> reporter: after all, prince charles bought diana's famous engagement ring, which sits now on kate middleton's finger, right here. this is beautiful. how much would this ring cost? 24,000 pounds? >> $40,000? >> reporter: oh, and i just -- i can't get it off. and if you are lucky enough to be one of the women in those 1900 invited guests, you better be sporting that most british of accessories -- the hat. next stop, the workshop of phillip tracy. the most famous hat maker in the world. from lady gaga to the duchess of cornwall. he made this hat for kate. the women in his workshop are burning the midnight oil. creating the confections that will grace the heads of royals and regulars when kate and william wed. >> everything is completely hand made. it's fun for us to work with kind of hard core english aristocrats where we can say, is there any possibility you can bring in some diamonds? and they do. >> how wonderful. >> reporter: this is for somebody for the royal wedding, in a navy

who better to have with me than fashion guru tim gunn.here is breaking news on the bride's hair. >> there is breaking news. the first royal bride in working memory not to wear her hair up. she'll wear it down, the way we know and love kate middleton. excellent choice. >> we'll have a lot of fun this week. as we start counting the days, more and more focus is on the bride. recently, her great aunt said she wasn't so sure kate knew what she was getting herself into. that may well be true. there is a lot we don't know about her until now. nick watt with the middletons. >> reporter: you know what, kate, you'll make a great princess. sweet, smart, sexy, but who are you? where do you come from? who are your peeps? >> this is the big -- that the palace has. her entire family now from this day onwards will be exposed to high levels of scrutiny. >> reporter: doesn't take much digging to find the black sheep. gary goldsmith, kate's tattooed uncle, her mom's brother. a millionaire businessman filmed by tabloid reporters cutting what they claim was c

there is a room for only one minnesota candidate in iowa and tim pawlenty is potentially the strongest. >> the anniversary of the civill war. >> states' rights. >> i am embarrassed not to know. >> the question was, why was the civil war fought? 150 years ago this week, the shots werefired at fort sumter. william faulkner said that the past is not dead, it is not even passed. are we still fighting it, charles? >> i don't think so. there is consensus on the slave rate. -- slavery. you could argue that we are arguing about the basic values of the country, but every country does that. 150 years later -- we had civil rights, which succeeded, attributed the fundamental decency of america. it heals itself. >> it is not quite as simple as all that. [laughter] >> well, american history and 20 seconds. >> you did go through a lot of things. >> i did. >> there is no commemorating both sides. one side was very bad, did some wrong things, they fought for the wrong reasons, fought for the wrong cause, and i'm glad they've lost and that is why i'm sitting here today. >> nina? >> it is the essence of

. >> ya regresamos gigantesel lanzador tim hudson supeÓ a tim lincecum y los bravos de atlanta se quedarone san jose que podÍan ganar su serie de la postemporada contra anaheim con una victoria esta noche. pero pasemos ahora con enrique gonzalez y los detalles de la jornada 16 del futbol mexicano, donde jugaron chivas y cr . >> vamos con la acción deportiva . >> vamos a la información arrancamos con el duelo de los dodgers de los angeles . >> en esta entrada se conectaron seis carreras para que los dodgers de los angeles ganaran cuatro por dos en chicago . >> los celtics de boston sentenciaron la serie con los knicks de new york . >> boston salío a ganar. >> ganan el duelo por ciento tres a favor de los celtics de boston casi imposible para los knicks de new york . >> al final ganan y dan la sorpresa atlanta al frente. >> poco más de 125 firmas . >> el trabajo de la nba podría hacer que el equipo siga, para que sacramento siga . >> hay esperanzas para ellos. >> el hombre que fue golpeado en el rostro en el partido de dallas . >> las cosas siguen mal cuando equipos mexicanos tienen que juga

tim? >> really is, bob.he sun is making such a difference that it has broken through the clouds. for the next five days, bob talks about saturday, let's talk about sunday and beyond. 58. near 60 degrees with a good bit of sun. we're looking at 73 on monday. could see maybe an early sprinkle. but then, most of the day looks to be pretty dry. 71 on tuesday, with a chance of thundershowers. and as that rain moves through, 60 degrees on wednesday. the temperatures drop back to just about average. now, for your energy saver tip of the day, have you ever thought about installing attic ventilators? an attic ventilation system draws cool air up through the house and provides the same level of comfort at much lower costs. pumping air through the ceiling. attic ventilation can also help lower winter heating bills as well. for more information on how you can become an energy saver, go to wjz.com. scroll down the right-hand side of the page and click on the special section. back inside. >> tim, thank you. >>> casey anth

. >> ya regresamos gigantesel lanzador tim hudson

all five charges charged to tim lincecum whose record drops to 2-2. hudson spent his afternoon by striking out nate schierholtz with the second out in the 9th. craig kimble comes out. braves beat the giants 5-2. >> it has been tough pitching wise. we had some good guys we faced. we are not giving much support right now. we are pretty fortunate to be 10-10 right now to be honest with you. we haven't really clicked. >> you've got to go with what you've got going out there on that given day and whether it was one run or two runs of support you've got to give your team a chance to at least come back from it and i didn't do that. >>> nba now. while most pacer fans simply want to avoid being swept by the bulls the head coach was setting the bar a little higher for his team. >>> it is not an experienced win, this is a win to prolong the series and give us a chance to win the series and, the first team to ever come back from 3-0. >>> derrick rose landing awkwardly and sprains his ankle but he would return. he appears to be all right. however, the pacer d woul

donna and tim are our guests today. they represent two in a whole bank of really wonderful analysts that we have the pleasure of having on our show. probably about a dozen analysts we have, and so we rotate them through, depending on the specialties that they are looking at in the field of politics, what we want to look at from week to week, and you in connecticut, mary, you called in from connecticut, and other parts of the country, you may not feel that the 2012 caucus race or the campaign is on. it's far too early to talk about it, but we are about nine months away from caucus day, which is february 6 of next year. three months away from the g.o.p. stronghold, i believe, in august. that would be a rough estimate for that. so in iowa, we are on an accelerated pace. our schedule is put forward, tim and donna, about a year in front of everybody else in the country, and that's two sides to it. we get a good dose of it, but by the time the election rolls around, i guess we're pretty sick of it. >> iowa is a great place to

in the water, tim's daughter revealed his client was tim geithner, the u.s. treasury secretary. >> at first i thought it was laughable, and the guys up there on the bluff are the secret service guys of course. this happens every day. >> alexander says it was a relief to figure out it was the secret service hanging out here at the state beach. he said for once he didn't have to worry about his car getting broke into. >> alexander says geithner was down to earth and a good surfer. who could probably use some time in the water. >> he probably just unloads all the economy out of this. that's a lot of unloading. oh, my god, you need at least a few good surf sessions about that. >> this small business owner is wishing he had asked about stimulus. >> a tax break would have been good. although mine would have been very little. >> alexander is now riding a wave of excitement after a one of a kind surf lesson. >>> don't leave "today in the bay," coming up our pet of the week is here. meet davey, we'll tell you how you can give him a loving home >>> good morning, this m

give tim a big cushion before he even through a pitch.e schierholtz smacks one into the upper dex. just the 31st player to ever hit it there. 467feet. 5-0. lincecum struck out 10 batters, took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, ended up pitching 7 2/3, allowing 1 run. the giants an easy winner, 8-1. tyson ross will likely replace him in the rotation. >>> nba playoffs dwayne wade playing despite migraine headaches which is certain to give the sixers a migraine. leads to an alley oop. heat win by 21 points, this lead 2-0. >>> pacers up 9 when darren collison hurt his ankle stepping on a photographer. they watched that lead wind will. bulls win by 6. >>> boston marathon, kenya's jeffrey muti crossed the finish line in 2 hours and 3 minutes, caroline delou wins it on the women's side. however desiree deveal an all- most won it for the united states. no american woman has won that since 1985, extremely close finish on the women's side. >> good knowledge. >> is that why roberta is not here? is she running another marathon? for crying out loud

my name is tim hurly. i'm a parent at start king elementary school and there are some other parents here. we've unfortunately lot a -- lost a few due to the length of the meeting tonight. i have two daughters. one of whom is in what we call the pioneering class and we're now seeking a middle school home as i'm sure you quite know. we consider ourselves one of the many typical kinds of san francisco families and when we were looking for an elementary school we looked at all options including private schools. we were excited to find a language program in a public school. my wife and i are both products of a public school system in california except for a minor stint in grad school where we did all of our work in the public school system in california and we were rather dedicated to it forever our children as well -- for our children as well. and we're hoping to continue to have our children participate in public schools into the middle school and high school level. i just wanted to talk a little bit about th

tim tim lincecum against tim hudson. cody ross up the middle. pat burrell no guarantee to score from second but he beats the throw. 1-0 san francisco. ross gets his first rbi of the season off the dl. braves tied the game way run in the 3rd. hudson had to work out of a jam in the fourth with two on and one out. hudson got eli white side to ground into his 6-4-3 inning ending double play. in addition to his six walks, martine prada was the undoing of lincecum. scored nate mccloud, braves 2- 1. prado drove in atlanta's first three runs and then in the 7th, braves got three to put it away. brian mccann with the single to score to runs. giants lose 5-2. the third straight loss puts them at 10- 10. >>> san jose sharks tonight will try to end their first round stanley cup play-off series against the l.a. kings. sharks take a 3-1 lead into tonight's proceedings at ph pavilion. we'll have it at 10:00. >>> washington and alex ovechkin in the same position today against the new york rangers. the caps already had a 1-0 lead after a period. then here in the

facing former as player tim hudsonson. cody ross first hit of the year.at burrell trying to score from second. >> relay. >> 1-0 giants. tim lincecum was his own worst enemy today walking a career high six batters and leaves the bases loaded in the 7th. couldn't bail him out. brian mccann rips a two-run single to make it 5-1 braves. all five runs were charged to tim lincecum whose record dropped to 2-2. hudson strikes out nate schierholtz for the second out in the 9th. 5-2 the final. >> we have got some great pitchers as well just not giving them much support right now. we are pretty fortunate to be 10-10 to be honest with you. we haven't really clicked yet. >> you have to go with what you're going out with on that given day. whether it was two runs of support you've got to give your team a chance to at least come back from it and i didn't do that. >> reporter: still to come a healthy serving of nba playoffs. more from the tank in a minute. something had to give in indiana this afternoon... the bulls had, chance to win a series for the first time since 200

. >> giants opening a four-game set in, tim lincecum solid but they are in hibernation.nts get shutout five mitter buster posey pops up to end it. >> and n.b.a. playoffs ginobili is amazing stumbling and he hits it. they were down 4. they had no answer for zach randolph and in overtime p/e 31 for the zach attack. >> mike shumann will be here with more highlights at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next at 8:30.... >> i still love her. >> and east bay man tells the i-team about his role getting his wife arrested. how long did he know she was having sex with teenagers. and chevron explains why their earnings have little do with what you pay at the pump. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and cahelp lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healy. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's new, and it's thmost delicious thing that's ever happened to cinnamon. introducg cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% day value of fiber bursting with the deliciou

tim loses a no no.he tenth and final strike out of the game joins chrisie with 28 games of 10 or more k. giants cruise to an 8-1 win. not great news from the a's. disabled list and concerned the shoulder injury bothering him since spring training is more serious than the normal discomfort pitchers feel. per game for the a's. left saturday with shoulder stiff necessity. host red sox to. boston marathon taking place outside of fenway park today, inside the red sox clubbing the blue jay. 3 boston homeers. 9-1 sox. third straight win. mention the marathon. with we showed you the older gentlemen who completeded it earlier. jeffrey fastest marathon ever. 2 hours, 3 minutes. 2 seconds. beating old mark by a whopping 57 seconds keeping the time down. women race here. after barely winning play off opener in over time the shark got smoked by the kings saturday night. sharks came out flat and they got flat he said which raises the question. how do you come out flat a play off game? mike is looking ahead to game 3

>> tim pets. >> christina montessero. christina montessero. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: getting ready to get promoted to the head of the licking department? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. higgins, what will contestant number one be licking today? ♪ >> announcer: well, jimmy, it's a sheet of 60 grit sandpaper. [ audience groans ] you'll feel like you're french kissing a leopard when you lick this item. it's great for smoothing out a rough patch on your wood or putting ten bucks in your wallet. it's a pack of 60 grit sandpaper and it retails for $5.99. jimmy? >> jimmy: sandpaper. you ready to do this? >> yes. >> jimmy: sound good to you? >> delicious. >> jimmy: all right. [ light laughter ] don't eat it, now. you can't -- you eat it, i won't give you ten bucks. you have to just lick it. ready? whenever you're ready. on the count of three. one, two, three. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: there you go. good man. ♪ let's take a look at that in super sexy slow-motion. look at yourself. ♪ there you go. [ laughter ] aw, yeah. ♪ very goo