>> tim: that's good.it's fascinating to me, though, that nobody's ever brought this up. >> dick: never. i've never seen it done noi. >> tim: nor have i. >> dick: you're going to do in the all-star game, i have a feeling. >> tim: absolutely, absolutely. particularly there. they don't want to go back to a dugout of all-stars looking at them, unless they give them a phony laugh. >> dick: jeff keppinger, hitting .327, 2 homers and 12 runs batted in. jose valverde in the tiger bullpen, burke baddenhop in the rays' pen. >> tim: porcello was just terrific tonight. >> dick: in for the strike. 2-1. it was a bunt single by elliot johnson. there was a swinging bunt base hit by carlos pena. rhymes got a base hit to center. that wasn't especially hard hit. probably desmond jennings' single was the hardest-hit. >> tim: i think so, uh-huh. >> dick: count goes to 3-1 to keppinger with jennings on deck, top of the order for the rays. >> dick: hypothetical uniforms being worn. the headline says, rays go back to a time that

ciriaco and gomez. >> joe: and tim, a game that the red sox absolutely had to have. >> tim: have to have, i should say. >> joe: they lead by three in the seventh. runner at second, one out. ciriaco now. mauro gomez, by the way, 27 years old, a year older than ciriaco, but hitting .366 with 19 home runs and 55 rbis in triple-a. >> tim: yeah. he's not an accident. as you said, he can flat-out hit. >> joe: ciriaco takes a ball in the dirt from cory wade. so aviles is into the game. he's at second with one out. a 1-0 count on ciriaco. 2-0. hard hit. off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim:

. >> joe: and tim, a game that the red sox absolutely had to have. >> tim: have to have, i should say. >> joe: they lead by three in the seventh. runner at second, one out. ciriaco now. mauro gomez, by the way, 27 years old, a year older than ciriaco, but hitting .366 with 19 home runs and 55 rbis in triple-a. >> tim: yeah. he's not an accident. as you said, he can flat-out hit. >> joe: ciriaco takes a ball in the dirt from cory wade. so aviles is into the game. he's at second with one out. a 1-0 count on ciriaco. 2-0. hard hit. off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim: oh, i think t

. >> joe: and tim, a game that the red sox absolutely had to have. >> tim: have to have, i should say. >> joe: they lead by three in the seventh. runner at second, one out. ciriaco now. mauro gomez, by the way, 27 years old, a year older than ciriaco, but hitting .366 with 19 home runs and 55 rbis in triple-a. >> tim: yeah. he's not an accident. as you said, he can flat-out hit. >> joe: ciriaco takes a ball in the dirt from cory wade. so aviles is into the game. he's at second with one out. a 1-0 count on ciriaco. 2-0. hard hit. off the glove of nix. here comes aviles all the way around to score to another run. ciriaco produces another run with that ball to third. >> tim: laynce nix trying to backhand that ball. i think it's got to be a hit. it's a very, very difficult hop, a very tough play going to his right. it's not been scored yet. but, i mean, i was just thinking that the fenway faithful cheering for two guys they know nothing about for the most part. pedro ciriaco and mauro gomez. >> joe: i'm going to write this down in pencil, but that was ruled an error. >> tim: oh, i think t

here's the lay at first base. >> tim: good call. the foot coming down late. >> joe: castro in his third season. it's his second all-star game. he flies one into right center field. adam jones comes in to make the play. two outs. tonight's aerial coverage provided by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. now michael bourn will come off the bench. and bat. chipper jones was in this spot so he will end his all-star career with a base hit. he bounced one through the right side. now bourn, his teammate, foul tips it for strike 1. desmond is having a great year. michael bourn in his second all-star game a two-time gold glove award winner. the guy has the most stolen bases in baseball since 2008. he can fly. >> tim: the atlanta braves have inch ahead of the new york mets. they are four off and the mets four and a half off. >> joe: strike 3. inning is over. we go to the bottom of the eighth. the a.l. will bat, trailing the national league by 8. even though i could do it 100 times better a

here's the lay at first base. >> tim: good call. the foot coming down late. >> joe: castro in his third season. it's his second all-star game. he flies one into right center field. adam jones comes in to make the play. two outs. tonight's aerial coverage provided by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. now michael bourn willome off the bench. and bat. chipper jones was in this spot so he will end his all-star career with a base hit. he bounced one through the right side. now bourn, his teammate, foul tips it for strike 1. desmond is having a great year. michael bourn in his second all-star game a two-time gold glove award winner. the guy has the most stolen bases in baseball since 2008. he can fly. >> tim: the atlanta braves have inch ahead of the new york mets. they are four off and the mets four and a half off. >> joe: strike 3. inning is over. we go to the bottom of the eighth. the a.l. will bat, trailing the national league by 8. even though i could do it 100 times better and

welcome, tim. always great to have you on the show. >> happy friday the 13th. >> happy friday the 13th. i'm going to call it a lucky day rather than unlucky day. we have a collection of some of the global investors in the business lined up. and it was a simple equation for investors today. you had some decent chinese data. you had some good bank earnings at home. and the market was just really off to the race as the dow was up 200 points. so tim, when we put the aggregate together of all the information we gained today and over the course of the week, have we taken global recession off the table? >> i don't know if we've done that. certainly china's data was less than people had expected in the doomsday scenario of last week that cut rates. people thought that this meant they had possibly something up their sleeve much worse than they gave us, a slew of data this week. a couple things that concerned me. one, electricity production in china is down significantly year over year. steel prices, iron or

joined by tim seymour. tim runs the hedge fund that specializes in emerging markets and a collection of some of the best global investors in the business and the warning siren. it's basically run. yeah, the markets are in turmoil as fears of global slow down are heating up. the question i want to know and the people watching a at home want to know is a global recession on the way? >> it's a big question. if you look what happened this week yesterday in the span of 45 minutes we had three of the world's biggest central banks, the ecb, people's bank of china and a surprise move in the bank of england providing stimulus, cutting rates. here we are a week after the e.u. summit is completed and spanish bond yields are over 7%. the euro has broken levels. we're talking about emerging markets as well. if you look at unemployment today's u.s. payroll number was anemic at best, tepid. if you look at unemployment in brazil it's a record low. russia, 5.4%. china, 4.4%. in india, 6.7%. the rest of the world is not hemo

did tim geithner get off fairly today?uld he expect worse tomorrow. >> you know, in the six months before presidential election there is no such thing as a fair hearing in washington, d.c. that's just the reality. >> eliot: can i stop you for a second number is there ever a fair hearing in washington, d.c.? >> well, someone with a senior senate staff i think there are a number of fair hearings for people who are trying to get things done. that doesn't ever make the news, because it's not exciting. they talk tim geithner because you want to pretend that you're not on the side of wall street when you really are. don't watch the wall street lips. watch their wallets. they now how to invest. their lawyers and lobbyists have laid siege to this town and flooded campaigns with cash to buy friends to gut financial reform. tim geithner today stood up for financial reform, and he has before, and he's going to again between now and the election. sandy wyle stood up today for financial reform. he stood up on the side of taxpayers and

this was widely billed as the biggest start of the season for tim lincecum.he second half off on the right foot off f after a terrible first half and boy, did he ever. 11 strikeouts over eight shutout innings over houston. a 2-1 lead for the giants in the ninth inning and santiago castilla should have entered the ball game but hector sanchez throws wide and justin maxwell scores from second base. crazy play but it cost the giants a run and it's 2-2 and we play on. bottom of the 12th, sanchez, a miscue as he drives home the winning run and pablo sandoval slides in and the giants get a crazy win, 3-2 in 12 innings. >> with the dodgers blowing their lead in equally bizarre fashion, the giants earn a half-game lead in the division with the walk-off win. even though tim lincecum gets stuck with the no-decision, still good viebs all around after his start tonight. >> same thing with just being aggressive. joust trying to command the zone. in the beginning and from the fastball and working off that as the game went on and read a couple of their bats so that was the

first warning weather continues right now with meteorologist tim williams. tim? >> we all know the storm came through pretty fast and furiously last night. let's talk about some of the rain totals around the state. they're everywhere from a half inch down towards easton to parts of the bel air. 4 inches of rain. 1.46 in townsend. and we do have a local live report of almost a quarter inch from a train weather spotter and 3.25. b.w.i. marshall got more than an inch. we went to 8 inches down for the year and these numbers certainly, at least in local areas, will put a dent in the rainfall deficits. we'll continue to keep you monitored and have more with the complete updated first warning weather forecast. >> stay with wjz for complete first warning weather forecast and a look at wjz.com. >>> a man is behind bars after leaving police on a high-speed chase through the streets of baltimore and through anne arundel county. they tried to pull over watson for not wearing a seat belt and then hit the car on telegraph road and then took off on foot. he was arrested and fac

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tim williams is tracking more rain and storms on live doppler radar. tim? >> certainly, the type of rain we need is a steady soaking rain. we got more than that last night with a little bit of the cost of flooding and damage. we do have showers in the area in the baltimore metro area, we are getting a bit of a break right now. we have rain moving from the west and another evening full of storms firing up. take a look right now. the storm prediction center issued a slight risk advisory for our area south of the metro area and the entire eastern shore. most of the top tier of the state is not involved in this but because of the rain and drenching downpours that they could likely produce, we do have a flash flood watch in effect for much of the state and this is all through this evening as well as the slight risk category for the storm. we have this rain move for the rest of the day but have had rain. we send it to marty bass. marty? >> that's what counts. we have a graphic for you. for the most part with 1.06 inches of rain at b.w.i., still a little down for

who do you think i am, tim? quicken loans?t quicken loans, we provide you with proactive updates on the status of your home loan. and our innovative online tools ensure that you're always in the loop. one more way quicken loans is engineered to amaze. >>> our second story "outfront," islamists' territory. we met a touregg tribesman and after poring over maps of the border region to try and find the right border crossing into islamist territory, we set out for the border. ♪ >> reporter: he's a toureg from tim buck tu. he fed mali three weeks ago. he was lucky. he had a car, thanks to being a tour guide. >> and that was when i got some money, i got a car. >> reporter: so bring your family. >> to the camps here. >> reporter: the islamists tried to take his car, chasing him from town without his sister, two brothers or parents. some of the touregs who remain in northern mali stay for money. he told me the islamists pay $1,000 a month to some families he knows. that's ten times the normal income for farming and herding animals. but

back to you inside. >> all right, tim. thank you. >>> maryland's death toll from this heat wave continues to climb. mike hellgren with new information on the growing health problems out there tonight. mike? >> reporter: from the state department of health, mary, nine people have died. the latest casualty was a man over 65 years old in baltimore county. most of the deaths have been in baltimore city. five of them. and there have been about 60 heat-related emergency room visits every day throughout the state. >> reporter: even before the sun came up, it was a hot one. one of the longest stretches in maryland history, of temperatures above 95 degrees. for some, if you can't beat the heat, go full-bore into the sun. >> i'm not a big hot weather person. but you wouldn't be able to talk with me here dripping in sweat in the sun. >> it's irritating. >> reporter: for others it was time to hit the shade. the temperatures are rising. most of those who have died are men older than 65 who live in baltimore. >> people who have chronic

tim williams is in the first warning weather center tracking live doppler radar. first we go to derek valcourt with more on the damage those fierce storms caused around the state. good afternoon. >> reporter: hi. the storms that rolled through last night nowhere near as powerful as the ones we saw on june 29th but the storms that rolled through last night did knock down some trees, some power lines and ef -- even sparked a couple of house fires. >> what started out as a scorcher of a weather day with record breaking heat. >> it feels like you're in a furnace. >> it's like walking into a sauna. >> soon took a wild and wicked turn. from chopper 13 you can see the line of storms stretch across the region bringing intense rain and at times fierce lightening. it was a lightening bolt that struck the home of edward thomas and his wife. >> i was looking out the back door and saw sparks like a flare going off back. i yelled to my wife we've been hit by lightening. >> as the two made their way out and called 911 fire began to damage their home. firefighters got the blaze u

tim is a great teller of tales. boyle won a pull later in '44 for his brilliant coverage of italy and then post-norm unanimous di. homer bigart, the great pal of betsy weight who waithe, told me when home are was introduced as a pulitzer winner, he would say, two times. two time pulitzer winner, spoofing the pretentiousnessf all but reminding people, yeah, he won the award twice and we're honored that one of the very few other people in our -- in the history of our journalism is with us tonight, david. and used to be that -- well, let me say this. it seems to me that david's stuff, his newspaper stuff, very few people can write with the bite and the breath of homer bigart, but in david's newspaper stuff he can. and in longer form stuff, magazine pieces, books, very few writers can write with the style and pen natch of the great joe liebling and david can. most frightening words in america uses to be, michael moore is in the lobby. now it's maraniss is interviewing your ex-girlfriend. >> and to now to chip. it's not

tim's bubble bath generates hundreds of thousands of hits on the internet. he's asked to make national television appearances. all good for his music, but not good for his resume. he and his co-workers are all fired. >> i figured i would get fired when i did it, but when everybody else got fired, that was the part that surprised me because really no one had anything to do with it, aside from the girl that filmed it. >> that girl, macy, is sorry she and tim didn't edit out their other colleagues. >> i regret that they got in trouble or had to have anything to do with it. >> manager karen craig, a burger king employee for several years, is sorry too. >> sorry for anything that they think i did. i had no part in it. i feel that burger king has done me wrong. >> burger king released a statement after the incident saying workers are being retrained, and, quote, we have sanitized the sink and have disposed of all other kitchen tools and utensils that were used during the incident. as for macy and tim, they're both living in xenia, and their job prospects have been

. >> republican tim pawlenty, the minnesota governor until december 2010, is on the attack.come a strong surrogate for the romney campaign after trying to win the presidential nomination himself, notably in the gop primary last year, 2011. here's the special credentials mr. pawlenty brings to the table. one, he's just enfat cal. both romney and pawlenty were republican gophers of so-called blue states, hostile gop territory during the same time period. rom thee governed massachusetts for one term. pawlenty, three terms. two, he's religious. pawlenty is an evangelical christian, a possible draw for evangelicals not drawn to romney's mormon faith. three, he's a solid political ally. as governors, pawlenty and romney shared ideas, also political spouses ann romney and mary pawlenty are good friends. four, he's every man. pawlenty brings to the table what may not be mitt romney's strongest suit. namely, every man appeal. pawlenty grew up in a meat packing town where pawlenty's father was a truckdriver. few my mom died when i was in 10th grade, and my dad got laid off not too lon

tim has a look at just how hot it's been recently. tim? >> well, we were just experiencing a nice little break with the sun going behind some clouds. but as soon as it came back out, started to feel the heat jump up again. temperatures have fluctuated in the upper 90s. we went up as high as 99 degrees today. we've down to 97. so i mean, you know -- you can still feel that difference. it's still about 105 to 107 degrees will feels-like temperature on your skin, when the sun is out. and that's what we expect to see on friday into saturday. and just a little bit of a break on sunday. 101 on friday. 103 on saturday. as far as our forecast high. and then the actual feels-like temperature will be near 110 degrees. as for today, today marks the 19th day that we have had temperatures at or above 90 degrees. and of those days, 100 degrees has happened twice. and we expect to see it may happen at least another two times before the end of the weekend. bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast coming up. for now, -- i'm sorry, denise.

tim in the outback with a look at just how hot it's been. tim? >> well, we've talked about these temperatures now, just like a broken record. and today again, temperatures have gone up to near 100 degrees. we've already gone up today to 98 degrees. we have a little bit of a drop. it's gotten us to 97. but our heat of the day, we could still tack on a few degrees there. we could be easily in the triple digits. and we hit temperatures of 106 degrees. as you see our forecast high, we do spike on saturday. we'll be in the low 100s for our forecast high. heat index on that day will be around 110. and sunday, will be the last day, we hope before we get a break. our running tally is just 19 days now of 90-degree-plus temperatures. and if we do hit 100 degrees todays are 100 plus days or so, we'll be at three for the year so far. and that is a big "so far." we'll talk about when we can expect relief coming up in a moment. back to you inside, kai. >> thank you. our first warning weather tonch continues. wjz is in baltimore county. mike hellgren is in anot

the question is, would tim tebow steal the show, even in the off season? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning, i'm jonathan capehart in for willie geist, and this is "way too early," the show that was twice nominated for best musical score for a newscast. glad you're up with us watching on msnbc or slisenning live on sirius xm radio. you can do what rob wrigle does as text the word awake followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this thursday, july 12th, there's a lot going on today, including new signs that the federal reserve is seriously considering another round of stimulus to help boost the economy. >>> coming up, a live report from cnbc to break down what it all means. >>> plus, fun with charts on the house floor. one congressman continues a long-standing tradition of using ridiculous analogies during house debates. we'll have that clip later in the show. >>> but first, let's get to the news, live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. >>>

tim with the crazy temperatures today. tim? >> crazy indeed. you talk abouted the temperature coming in, last reported with b.w.i. marshal. 70s in cumberland and hagerstown, these were all in the 90s until the rain moved through and the rain now starletted to cool things down. the rain has not touched the river and ocean city yet but the heat index is very hot as a result. keep in mind that the heat index is 86. the record was 102 today. we topped out as 104 today. we blew that away. at 2:22 to be exact, the heat index was around 107. the severe thunderstorms are not causing severe problems across the state. we'll continue to keep you posted. for now, vic, back to you. >>> because of the storms and the high winds, eastbound and westbound traffic is held up at the bay bridge and there are extensive delays in the arrivals and departures at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. you're urged to check at the airport. first warning weather coverage continues with more on how people are dealing with the dangerously high temperatures. >> reporter: unless you are i

>> reporter: yeah, mindi, definitely a forgettable first half for tim lincecum.tioned his e.r.a., but also the ten losses tied for the most in the major leagues. but that was the first half and he did have a few days off, maybe a chance to clear his head and get away from baseball, and tonight a chance to start the second half off on the right foot. >> well, i think everybody out there expects timmy to do well. i think he expects him to do well, obviously he'll take it as a challenge and also it's a fresh start for him, he's been able to hopefully put the first half behind him and focus on the next 12, 15 starts whatever he's got left, i don't even know what the count is. but, you know, he's going to take the ball and be ready to go and that's what everybody expects and as a bull pen we'll pick him up and the offense is swinging the bat. >> he's working hard to try to get out of this. it's tough when wit happens to anybody, but he'll be fine and he'll turn around tonight. >> reporter: and hector sanchez is once again catching tim lincecum tonight, but bruce bochy

we spoke with brian kerrigan and tim hightower. we ask them when they wake up, what's the first thing they do. really superstitious, so same breakfast every morning. whites,key sausage, egg whole wheat toast. >> i am up at 5:00. set.e to get my mind i have a protein shake, turkey blender,6 eggs in the it.colate milk, fru doolittle work out. i am good to go. there you have it. they're getting ready to come out to redskins park. all fans are invited out this afternoon. afternoon practice begins at 3:00. redskins officials to are asking to come early.n for the gates opened there was a long line fans and traffic off the of people trying to come down to ashburn. make sure to leave the house a little early. reporting live from redskins park, jummy olabanji. >> does he mixed the eggs with the fruit and milk altogether in the blender? >> yes. you should've seen my face when that.d >> maybe it tastes okay, but i about the chocolate milk. >> that the makings of a good running back. we will see you in a little while. its about 75 degrees. ahe

what is the psychology of tim geithner?hat is your understanding of his psychology that permits him to almost do nothing? >> the problem goes well beyond tim geithner. what i saw when i went down to washington is that there is a complete ideological capture of these individuals and regulators. it's shocking to see how a handful of powerful banks really do control our economy. they would view these incidents through wall street-colored glasses, so their action isn't clamp down, let's do it, it's to work around the problem. we saw this in tarp where the banks were clearly violating the rules -- >> just so people know, the effort to help the homeowners. banks got a ton of money, and the counterpart was homeowners were supposed to be helped. and when it came to helping the homeowners they failed. >> right. the banks were not helping the homeowners. and as we -- at sig-tarp where we would point out these problems there were various excuses from the treasury. first they were afraid, if we clamp down on the banks, they are going t

i will conclude i see the floor. >> thank you, tim. simon. >> well, now you know all about how computing. [laughter] let me give you a slightly different angle. i think of the cloud as being roughly categorized into two worlds. there is the clout as envisaged and manifested within the enterprise, which includes the city of santa francisco. large organizations of people who have i.t. needs. then there is another kind of clout, which is the cloud that is in your pockets, which is most of what jim spoke to. everyone of us walked into our job every day with a cloud in our pocket, okay? that is the apps that sit on your smart device. you are driving cloud adoption far faster than enterprise i.t. can adopt anything. actually, most enterprise i.t. shops since 2003, if you are lucky. we are delighted with this experience, delighted to innovate upon, and that is where you see all this amazing innovation on top of new form factor devices like tablets and smartphones, and yet, the real world, which is the world in which we live -- absolutely suck

pool the brain behind tim cast news stream tim welcome i was going great to have you with us most of the mainstream news outlets led with reports that the crowds were turning violent and that prompted the police to respond is that what happened you were there. it's it's both sides you know i saw bottles and rocks thrown from the protesters but i also saw the police firing balls to the crowd beanbags expanding out what i was told are expanding foam impact shots and before you know i got there around eight twenty and before i saw anything the police had been charging several of the people and that's when the rocks started flying so it's hard to know i wasn't there all day to see what happened i understand you were shot at by the police last night you want to refund the. yes so you know i was down there with amber lyon and she was shooting photos and we were taking photos of dumpsters that had they had been on fire in the fires were just put out as the fire truck leaves a lot of police is behind it and just opening fire on us and you know we're only with you know it's just me and her an

this was the scene in anaheim california last night shot by independent journalist tim pool where for the fourth straight day members of that community took to the streets to protest police violence that led to the death of an unarmed man over the weekend cops fired hundreds of so-called less lethal rounds of rubber bullets bean bags and pepper balls in the crowd. several demonstrators reports put the number of people in the streets last night at more than six hundred twenty four were arrested just like oakland last year the streets anaheim resemble a war zone with a constant barrage of these so-called less lethal projectiles coming from police lines fires in the streets and smashed out storefront windows even tim poole himself was caught in the crossfire. ninety. three chief. police. joining me now is the man who was behind that camera journalist who was on the streets last night covering the mayhem jim pool the brain behind tim cast news stream tim welcome has ago and great to have you with us most of the mainstream news outlets led with reports that the crowds were turning violent

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meteorologist tim williams, how are you doing, tim? has dramatic new images of that storm that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands one week ago. but we'll go to bob with an update on the heat. >> right now, we're looking at 97 degrees. it got up to about 99 about two hours ago. but the good news is, at least for today, we had rather low dew point. 61 is really not that bad for the middle of summer. 86, the temperature in oakland. 82 in ocean city. not too bad there. but with 97 and a dew point of 61. 97 feels like about 97, 98. really hasn't gone up much. ocean city, a little more humid. and feels like 89 there. -- 98 there. because of extreme heat and more humid conditions, we have an excessive heat warning that will be in effect for tomorrow evening, into the early evening hours. and by tomorrow night, look out, we could see some strong thunderstorms breaking out across the region. and then we start looking at some cooler temperatures. tim has a look at that direct show that came in from the midwest that batted the entire regi

tim joseph, frank rochelle, bill blazinzki. call to arms nearly a half century ago from different backgrounds, about to share an experience that would change each of their lives at edson arsenal military base. >> several doctors came and gave a presentation. >> they presented it as not everyone would be chosen. >> there would be a guaranteed three-day pass every weekend. >> three-day passes are the rule. >> no guard duty, no kitchen police. >> this is what we filled out. they asked you about your criminal background, if you drank, asked you about your parents and brothers and sisters, silly questions, did you like your mother better than you did your father? >> i took the test and got chosen and you got a couple days off at home and reported to edgewood for two months. >> when you got chosen, were you excited? >> yes. i was glad to go. it was like a plum assignment. you would get all the weekends off. the idea was they would test new army field jackets, clothing, weapons things of that nature. no mention of any drugs or chemica

tim has a whole lot more weather to talk about. back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >>> good morning. areas getting rain this morning. we are watching all the showers. there are some thunderstorms embedded in this system. you see moving into baltimore right now, the reds getting bright around the western edge of the beltway. sharon will be happy to hear that. a front that's pushing across the region that's draped down towards the lower edge of the state. the transition is a good one, keeping the temperatures down, dew points will start to drop. we will see just sunshine and blue skies, we're going to see more of that than rain. the chance of rain will be with us over the next few days. 63 oakland, 75 oak -- ocean city. light winds around. gusty strong damaging thunderstorms, that's not what it's about. it's pushing in cooler air. the higher dew points w

whenever you bring up tim tebow, take a shot. >> raise your hand if you want to know about tim tebow.l bring it up, yes. so how is that going? >> i think he's going to be great. >> really? >> absolutely. obviously, mark is our starting quarterback without question. we feel great about him. we drafted mark. you know, we came in together. and he's won a lot of games. when you look at it, you know, 28-20, i think, regular season record. 4-2 in the playoffs. we added tim tebow to our football team. you know, tim was 8-3 as a starter in the regular season. 1-1 in the playoffs. anytime you get two young quarterbacks with those kind of resumes, that helps you. but we have a clear starting quarterback in mark sanchez. we also have a great player, i don't care what you want to give him, number two quarterback, number 15, whatever you want to call him. >> does he have any shot at winning the starting spot? can he outplay mark sanchez in camp and win the starting role? >> well, mark sanchez is our starting quarterback, and that's a given. when you look at how he's played, he deserves to be our s

tim tebow, everybody. >> you really didn't yell at me, i'm good.ipari, kentucky wildcats, on winning a national championship. you'll remember it the rest of your lives, congratulations. >> thanks, tim tebow. >> do you need anything else? >> no, i'm good, thank you very much. >> i'm here. >> no, i appreciate it. just head on out. >> cool. >> thanks, someone will show you where to go. that guy has been shadowing me all week. hey, sanchez, good luck with that all season. >> wrigle didn't stop there, taking aim at some of sport's brightest stars and targets. including unibrow sensation, anthony davis and harvard's own jeremy lin. >> look at that thing -- it looks like -- two caterpillars just making sweet love on your forehead. anthony, i got to ask you this, is that like -- one of those mr. potato head eyebrows that you just pop on and off. you were picked number one in the nba draft, you should put on your happy eyebrows, okay? what a heart-warming story. it's so refreshing to see a young, asian kid graduate from harvard, move to new york and make a

. >> what's up, tim?it's a day 15-year-old tim and his family will never forget. >> we're sending you to the london olympics. >> reporter: thanks to orange county make-a-wish foundation and generous volunteers -- >> i'm goes to pass this to you. >> reporter: tim, his parents and little brother will be headed to the london olympics to hang out with the men's u.s. volleyball team. >> it's just amazing to see the people you watch on tv and you want to become when you're older. >> reporter: tim has a rare form of cancer. >> they ask me, how is it to get here as a mom when your child has cancer. there's no words to describe it. >> reporter: he was 13 years old when he found a lump on his leg. at the time he was a member of the usa junior men's volleyball. he's in remission but there's a 40% chance the cancer will come back. >> he'll never give up. >> our one and only olympic wish this year. >> i was really surprised, like driving up to this beautiful building and bruno's restaurant. >> thank you, tim. >> repor

in fact this breaking news regarding tim lincecum.ow the giants will face the houston astros beginning tomorrow. the astros is the worst team in baseball. they have the worst record, just 33 victories pch tim lincecum is scheduled to start on saturday. drew bochy, who we just talked to, said if tim lincecum struggles saturday, the team is considering skipping his following start. of course the follow-up question is, what does that mean? send him to triple a? >> bruce bochy says he doesn't want to get into that conversation right now, but if lincecum struggles on saturday be with the team is definitely considering skipping his next start to find out what is going wrong with tim lincecum. much more on that story tonight at 11:00. >>> let's talk about the g man who lost seven of the last ten games. we talked it madisonbumgarner today and he said the problems are behind us and he clearly stated this is an race between the giants and dodgers, it is a three-race team. count the arizona diamondbacks in the mix. with the entire squad back tog

tim lincecum got the win, one swing, crawford, a grand slam and the giants win 7-2. two games up on the dodgers. sanchez coming back from the national league, acquired by the rockies. tiger woods at the british open. wet weather this morning but they got the course ready and tiger woods went to work. this man honoring tiger woods with a giant tiger. here is his shot to finish the round at 67. four-stroke behind. phil mickelson, look what happened. he misses the cut by 8. he is on his way home-- home. brandt snedeker, leads by four. reports out, when tiger woods plays the audience doubles. summer league, warriors. barnes had 20 points for the warriors. the rookies play in this thing and people trying to make -- make a roster. they are not signed up. it is not close to the regular season but the warriors win 66- 57 over the bulls. they are 4-0. a dog made a tour de france guest shot. a big pile up. the dog ran under the course. the mayhem ensued. it was mark rolling home the 22 win of his career. that is stage wins. yellow jersey still belongs to bradley wiggens. closi

is it maker break time for tim lincecum what is this? a shopper at the bank of ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> baseball no question that you follow the game you are in st. by which tim shows up on the mound in a few moments against the astros allport eyes on the two-time cy young award winner who was become the worst picture in the first half of the season. he is just 3-10 this season the giants of 14 of his 18 starts. the giants are saying the right things about him. >>> i want to put added pressure on him sometimes you have to do what is right >>> timmy will bounce back, and have a better second half when medium. it looks like he turned the corner. hopefully he'll go out there and throw the ball the way he can. will have to keep an eye on them. >>> the a's lead the twins 7-1 in the fifth. serena williams just two wins from defending her title at the bank of the west classic shall be an action tonight at stanford. this afternoon semifinals but koko vanna white lost a qualifier she gets in a big serve, she wins the first set 6- 2, to the third se