is it going to be tommy rees going forward? >> i believe so.relaxed, very comfortable. he's throwing the ball on rhythm, on time. according to brian kelly, he thinks he's missed some reads, but overall he's moved the ball well enough to win this game and come back. however, they didn't polish off one drive and defensively haven't come up with enough stops. >> so it could be tommy rees under center next week taking on the michigan wolverines. another team dealing with weather issues today. michigan was taking on western michigan. getting help from the defense midway through the second. pass deflected and brandon herron is going the other way. >> look at the stride on him. this was all set up from pressure on the quarterback deflecting the pass, getting it in the air. great job of catching the ball and finishing this off. >> 94 yards just like south bend, play suspended in ann arbor because of lightning. after the delay, wolverines, more defense. big pressure again. who's got it? brandon herron. >> taking off for a second defensive touchdown of t

so tommy rees in for notre dame. has proud the first points of the game. the end of three. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> dan: for those of you noong to see game time, tackling the past, it will be seen in its entirety immediately following the conclusion of this game which was delayed by weather after the first half. second down and nine. we begin fourth quarter. notre dame trailing by 9. daniels close to the first down. a flag come in. >> mike: they're going to call him with a late hit over there. gary gray, this is a good read by the quarterback b.j. daniels. notre dame shifted late. >> referee: personal foul. unnecessary roughness. defense, number four. 15-yard penalt

my oldest brother, 79, tommy, who had 10 children, kind of unstructured life. he went forth and multiplied, taking the bible quite literally. the second batch were 12 and 14 and 16 when he was dying and there was nobody else to take care of them, so i did. it has been frightening, it's been maddening, but it's also been a wonderful expansion of what i know about the 90s. c-span: where do you live now? >> guest: i live in texas on a hill overlooking the city of austin. i live about two miles down the road from lady bird johnson, whom i worked for in washington and who is a close dear friend and who incidentally was the first one to call and say, "bring the kids over for dinner." she does that quite frequently. one time she called and i said, "i'm cooking hot dogs." she said, "i haven't had a hot dog in a long time." she came over to have dinner. i think that we try to talk about history a lot in front of these kids. she had just gotten back from the reagan library dedication and had conversations with former presidents and first ladies, and she really tried to g

in the days when tommy and ronnie told their mother carol they'd passed the test.said they were over the moon when they found out they were new york city firefighters. >> they were. >> reporter: how about you? >> um... i worry. i worry. i never worried a day when my husband was alive. you know? love you, see you when you get home. >> reporter: what do you say to them when they go to work? >> i never say good-bye, ever. "i love you, be safe." that's my last words to them. >> reporter: ronnie has his dad's helmet recovered from ground zero, and this. >> i wear his wedding ring. >> reporter: tommy carries his father's knife and wears his old badge number: 11524. >> i would never in a million years want my daughter to go through what the three of us have been through. >> reporter: so why not change professions? >> i love my job. i mean, i love my daughter, but i love my job. >> reporter: a job that requires running toward danger. it's a risk the gies brothers know better than most. byron pitts, cbs news, merrick, new york. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news." for

[laughter] they liked tommy norman and a lot of people around like him. they were sorry to see all that he had messed up big time. it wiped out all the accomplishments of the rest of his life, and he was no longer among us. the rest in peace. >> we would like to remind our listening audience that this is a program with the commonwealth club of california, listening to "double play." reporter and author mike weiss. unfortunately we have reached the point in our program whether is time for just one last question. i guess, how would the city be different today if it were not for these tragedies? >> i don't know that it would be. well, i mean, dianne feinstein probably would not be a u.s. senator, but i don't know if that has much effect on the life of the city. there would not be streets and buildings named after harvey and george, but other than that i don't think it really would be a different city. a lot of time has gone by. history flows forward and things go on. i don't see on a daily basis that it makes much difference. in fact, we have district electi

tommy continues to make his case. his 21st home run of the year.e is hitting .340 since the trade. but madison lasted just four innings. dodgers win 8-2. they take 2-3 from the fading giants. weeks had not homeredded in 378 career at bats, but number 378 once the charnel. his furs home run, the a's come back to beat the rangers in a final home game of the year. alex smith sustained a concussion last sunday, but has been cleared to play and practiced all week. i spoke with jim harbaugh today about the health of his quarterback. >> is it true he didn't even know there was a problem until after the game? >> sometimes you don't know you have a concussion until the doctors tell you have one. >> god point. it was mild, so no problems. >> no, he didn't complain at all during the game about it. >> interesting. >> he's a tough guy. >> josh's wife, holly, is due to sit tomorrow. team is clinging to a two-game lead for the wild card. >> i'm going to go to the score and get a cork, for her. that baby ain't coming. not today. >> at number four, wnba playoffs, b

tommy turned 84 today. happy birthday tommy. 1st inning carlos beltran. showing some power here.an laser to right center and gone off him and one nothing giants. comingers come right back. juan gets all of it and add miring his handiwor handiwork. way out. 2 run bomb. la up. in the third striking again. balm garner lasts 4 innings. gave up 4 runs. panda power in the seventh. sandoval back. barry a cameo in relief and goodbye. 36 of the year and 3 double. hunl game. donors win 8-2. giants 6 out in the west with 6 to may to arizona 3 and a half back in the wild card. it's not over over but it's almost over. a's and rangers. financial game of the year for them. watching the matinee. play at the plate in the first inning. josh double to left. here comes week. the throw is not in time or was it? very close. l trevor on 10 hits in 6 plus innings but only 3 runs. david murphy driving in hamilton 3-one texas. bottom 6 her it comes and there it goes for the also guy. week. the ridiculousie with the first major league home run and big smile and congrats. ace would tie the game up then in t

tommy turned 84 today. happy birthday tommy. 1st inning carlos beltran. showing some power here.an laser to right center and gone off him and one nothing giants. comingers come right back. juan gets all of it and add miring his handiwor handiwork. way out. 2 run bomb. la up. in the third striking again. balm garner lasts 4 innings. gave up 4 runs. panda power in the seventh. sandoval back. barry a cameo in relief and goodbye. 36 of the year and 3 double. hunl game. donors win 8-2. giants 6 out in the west with 6 to may to arizona 3 and a half back in the wild card. it's not over over but it's almost over. a's and rangers. financial game of the year for them. watching the matinee. play at the plate in the first inning. josh double to left. here comes week. the throw is not in time or was it? very close. l trevor on 10 hits in 6 plus innings but only 3 runs. david murphy driving in hamilton 3-one texas. bottom 6 her it comes and there it goes for the also guy. week. the ridiculousie with the first major league home run and big smile and congrats. ace would tie the game up then in t

>> you know, we know that you can come back from tommy john surgery.ut until we saw strasburg with our own eyes, we weren't sure. we saw it with our own eyes. washington. we can exhale. for a year we wondered if steven strasburg would be the same. he certainly looked the same to me and he looked the same to opposing hitters which is bad news for them. a live report from the ballpark. strasburg is back and good. 9 sports next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ fele announcer ] coca-cola glasses are at mcdonald's. one free with every large extra value meal... like the one-of-a-kind big mac. the simple joy of seeing things in a whole new light. ♪ >>> it's time for 9 sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> be right back. steven strasburg didn't say that when he left to have his surgery, but he might as well have. it's been 12 months since he mounted a mound and except for the zipper of a scar, it doesn't seem like much has changed. huge ovation for strasburg. first batter in more than a year was the dodgers d gordon and d doubled. and you could hear the crowd murmuri

>> tommy's back. >> did he say he wants to see me. >> i'm proud of you tommy.u did for that kid. >> what was i supposed to do? let him drown. >> tommy, you saved my life. >> the bank has to go by the new appraisal figures. you're upside down on your mortgage. >> how much do you need? >> i didn't come here for a loan. i was hoping you would train me. >> are you serious? >> i thought we agreed that we weren't going to raise our children in a family where your father gets bate beat up for a living. >> you're a teacher, you got no business in the ring with those animals. >> actually i used to be one of those animals. >> what do you think of "warrior" and your grade? >> this is one of the best things i've seen all year. i loved this movie. and i predict nick nolte is going to get an oscar nomination. i give it an "a." >> an "a"? somebody else who happens to be watching, tyler perry, movie-maker, he tweet that had he thinks it's rockyesque. >> it feels like rocky in a big way. i will admit, i got a little choked up at the end. >> you did? >> i did. i got a little ver

political courage to do what's right so why is that tommy christopher is a media correspondent house reporter a media ites. he joins me now tommy welcome and thanks for having tom great to have you here with us republican candidates seem to be and dream to a a fool for engineer instead of frankly leading even that fringe into a larger more rain mainstream i mean it's like i'm i'm i'm yearning for richard nixon it's a it was it was a rational guy while most of the republicans on stage last week spock's so-called news debates claimed they didn't hear the audience we were a few and santorum so that. gary johnson was was there and he actually had this to say well here's a look. the booing that occurred last night at the event is not the republican party that i belong to it it happened it's a group of individuals that booed i was chomping at the bit to be able to respond so that if i had one regret from last evening it's that i didn't stand up and say you know you're booing a u.s. servicemen who is denied being able to express his sexual preference that's not right so this raises two ques

so i tommy and losing my. could come straight out of the pages of bad busters and then it takes a. turned the rally in fact the one that i attended concludes with. lou's bringing out a mannequin that he says represents a concubine in a story from the bible who was raped and killed raped to death and cut of the twelve pieces and as he stokes the kids up into a sort of a roar yelling cut up a concubine he cares a concubine apart and throws the pieces out into the crowd and this is supposed to symbolize carrying up and destroying secularism so you get back. to me that's frightening and it's a and i want to understand the journey how do you get from the critique that i might share to that's your prescription on how to address. a lot of that all you did in that chapter it on the other end of the spectrum toward the end of the book you wrote about bach the saga shape the new age what. your thoughts on yeah yeah sunfish a was you know i said this is something came out of my first book killing the buddha travelling around the country and i was fascinated with the way i think a lot of peopl

i would like to especially thank our honary co-chairman, general tommy franks and tom ridge, for youree this effort through. i want you to stand up so everybody can say thank you. [ applause ] some 75,000 individuals and organizations have made commitments to this national memorial. these donations, both large and small, inspire us to continue to move forward in order to fulfill the promise we made ten years ago to remember these brave souls on board flight 93. your names will forever be recognized in our honor roll, as well as in our hearts for your extraordinary generosity. thank you to your part in making and dedicating this national memorial today. over 1.5 million visitors from around the world have visited the memorial, and today marks the first time that we walk across the plaza and stand before this wall, and come faced with the quiet meadow surrounded by thousands of others who share the memories of 9/11. visiting here stirs the memories and emotions that are still raw. we reflect, and we do, reflect on the incredible courage and conviction of the heroes of flight 93. as well

speaker, members of congress, my friends tommy franks and tom ridge, thank you for helping raise thehis memorial, but most importantly, the families of flight 93. laura and i are honored to join you in dedicating this memorial to the heroes of flight 93. when the sun rose in the pennsylvania sky ten years ago tomorrow, it was a peaceful september morning. by the time it set nearly 3000 people were gone. the most lives lost on american soil in a single day since the battle of entitam. the distance of a decade. 9/11 can feel like a part of a different era, but for the families of the men and women stolen, some of whom join us today, that day will never feel like history. the memory of that morning is fresh and so is the pain. america shares your grief. we pray for your comfort and we honor your loved ones. september 11th, 2001, innocent men and women went to work at the world trade center, who reported for duty at the pentagon, they boarded american flights 11 and 77, united flights 93 and 175. they did nothing to provoke or deserve the deliberate act of murder that al-qaeda carried ou

council library tommy wells said they found the $300,000 necessary to keep the sunday hours. it won't be closing after all. >> the mayor said he's changed his mind. this library will stay open on sundays, what do you think about that. >> it's great. there's a lot of services offered to us and the other patrons on sundays. >> at least this library open on sunday is a great first step. >> reporter: this teacher agrees maybe it's a good sign for more library branches in the future. good for the children? >> yes. yeah, yeah. it would be nice if they were all open on sundays but times with hard. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >>> mayor gray and tommy wells are going to appear at the library on sunday. they will press city officials to get other libraries open on sunday afternoons. >>> still ahead, a significant traffic change at a bottleneck in virginia has the potential of being a disaster for thousands of drivers. >> customers are furious with bank of america after the announcement they will charge a monthly fee for using a debit card. >>> an apology after being

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tommy lasorda was honorary coach for tonight's game.ed 84 and tommy's old uniform still fit, sort of. juan rivera with a deep thought. two run shot for rivera. barry zito pitched the 8th inning. dodgers win 8-2. >>> the a's played their final game of the season. weeks gave the loyal oakland fans a big farewell kiss. koby louis is 4-0 against oak land. but jamile hits this one a ja- mile. it was all tied 3-3 in the eighth when cocoa crisp sings off adams and here comes jamiles. oakland finishes the season. >>> sold out that's something you don't hear very much when discussing the raiders. but sunday's game is a sell out. having the jets in town helps push those ticket sales. oakland's offense looks into despite injured receivers. this sunday's sell out tells him that the raider nation believes in the team's future. >> i think our fans respect the way we're playing though. it's not like we're going out there and we lost the last week because the fact that we didn't show up. we showed up, we played hard. but you know we understand we're la

to talk about that and the rest of the news like that, welcome, tommy mcfly from 97.5 fresh -- 94.7,resh fm. >> 94.7. >> great to have you with us. let's talk a little bit about that. >> it's amazing. so, yes, first lady michelle obama got doggie supplies and everyone is like, i can't believe that no one recognized her. when you go into target, i want to get the eggs and shampoo and get out of there. lady gaga walked past me and people taking out. >> you figure that out but you don't in any of the photos how close they were. >> they are far enough that people don't even know her, i'm sure. >> is that the cool place to shop? >> i think so. so that's cool. by itself. they have home goods and stuff like that. >> absolutely. and now they are going to be slammed. >> let's talk about the marriage of demi and ashton. what is going on? >> on their sixth wedding anniversary, allegedly he cheated with a 23-year-old blond bombshell. of course she freaked out and the media freaked out and they have been playing girl games on twitter. she unfollowed him and he unfollowed her and they are twitting

they are generous with the boss's money. >> at tommy's joint, a waitress says it's perspective. >> theye $10 and want a sandwich and drink. if they are willing to give you the last dollar it's a good tip no matter what. >> one other is healthy sf. you pay extra for dining and health insurance for wait staff. so many factors. who knows. i like to think of us as generous people in the bay area. >> this is an average. estimated average. >> mike has a look at the forecast. >> a couple of tips for you. >> that kind of tip! >> that is what is great. >> no need to worry about the poor air quality. three strikes and out. you can see the change. there is dense fog this the neighborhood. especially up around santa rosa where it's 62 degrees. 51 visibility. novato is 48. we have dense fog in watsonville. same conditions and monterey inland. let's talk about the three things i want to focus in on the forecast for you. sunshine and everywhere but the coast. mostly cloudy. look for drizzle along the coast. comfortable temperatures tonight as we're back in the 50s where we should be for this time of y

tommy lasorda was honorary coach for tonight's game. 84 and tommy's old uniform still fit, sort of. juan rivera with a deep thought. two run shot for rivera. barry zito pitched the 8th inning. dodgers win 8-2. >>> the a's played their final game of the season. weeks gave the loyal oakland fans a big farewell kiss. koby louis is 4-0 against oak land. but jamile hits this one a ja- mile. it was all tied 3-3 in the eighth when cocoa crisp sings off adams and here comes jamiles. oakland finishes the season. >>> sold out that's something you don't hear very much when discussing the raiders. but sunday's game is a sell out. having the jets in town helps push those ticket sales. oakland's offense looks into despite injured receivers. this sunday's sell out tells him that the raider nation believes in the team's future. >> i think our fans respect the way we're playing though. it's not like we're going out there and we lost the last week because the fact that we didn't show up. we showed up, we played hard. but you know we understand we're layi

inside dodger stadium tommy lasorda. honorary coach tonight. lives in southern california.a off of madison bumgarner. that was it. buy would-be and -- bruce bochy and the gang down. sandoval is team leading 23 home run. by this point it's 6-2. poor barry zito. highest played payer, second time >> the rangers don't come in here and celebrate. they are a day or two away from capturing the west. the a's see if they will do more than hire bob melvin. alex smith suffered a consuggestion sunday. and the 49ers announced it today. he was practicing this week. only a minor concussion. he feels fine. cleared to play. the other story out of 49ers headquarter. they will stay on the east coast sunday, the owners, york family are from ohio. they will stay therefore bephiladelphia -- there before philadelphia in 10 days. >> take the air travel out of it. i feel like we have a team that ins each other's company. a chance to be close to each other leading up to a big week. also families are on the mid- west, east coast, let them be a part of it. >> all right. 49er game at cincinnati, 10:00

tommy's fished.o fish. >> he was a great fish. >>> wanted to give up the job at cantor and go fishing. >> he longed for the day he could retire on go on the pro circuit 5-he would have done well because he was that talented. we have found a great joy in the children. a great joy. katelyn has the love of horses just like her granddad did. terri's father george was a harness driver in the hall of fame. she has a love for horses. life goes on but it is very, very difficult. >> he was just 41 years old. that is so, so young. we heard that story in some cases. i know you said many times i asked why it wasn't me and not him. i have lived a life and he had not. >> i had lived 71 years. i'm going be 81 this year. and ten years have passd that i have continued to enjoy being on this earth. tommy has evaporated from it. it is just not fair. it wasn't fair. in one instance he was here and in another instant he is completely gone as if he never existed but he will always be with us. he will always exist in our e

so you have that opportunity to make a difference to somebody one-on-one. >> bye dylan, bye tommy.great job. >> in fairfield, leeann melendaz, abc7 news. >> don't go awishes 07 on your side next. >> questions about a possible baby sleepepepepepepepepepepepep [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' scho get extra stuff. ♪ like musical instrents. ♪ and new art supplies. ♪ because they're e only cereals with box tops for education. last year, schools earned over ten million dollars from big g cereals. you can raise money foyour kids' school. look for this logo... only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. -here you go, lulu. -hey?! you had an imaginary friend once, too. she's full. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper beef pasta. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why we pick vegetables at their peak. ...and freeze them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant the terrifying scream of a ten-month-old baby in san

. >> toom -- tommy moala, communications. this is the reservoirs, the north and south basin. bacon streak extends longer than that, but this is just between the north and south basin. over the last years, the section of road has been closed due to construction we have been doing at that reservoir. it has been closed for all of our construction supplies and in line with neighborhood impact. that work is still ongoing as of now. so as we are looking ahead to the future, one of the things that was discussed during the planning stage of this project was looking at security options for the reservoir, and because the street does bisect about one-quarter of the water to san francisco, we decided to install these as part of the project. these can be raised or lowered on the right-hand side. and the reason why these were installed was to provide operational flexibility in the event of an emergency, and if we ever need to close a street of, we can limit access. basically whenever we need to. and now, we are hosting on july 28 something on bacon street with a neighbor to talk about the

kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that produced some successes. before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escap

. >> now while tommy kelly did not rip any of his teammates by name i can tell you that hue jackson,t about tommy kelly's comments. >> there will be no more addressing players, names, positions, any of that, as long as i'm the head coach here because here's the keel. we lost as a football team. all that crap about "well this guy, that guy," you got to look in the mirror first, okay, as a football player. and, umm, last time i checked i'm the head coach of this team and they are the players. >>> bad news for stanford linebacker willie coal. he will miss the rest of the game. skow was if leader of the team which allowed 23 points in 3 games. >>> mariano is sit and the pitch is strike three. he has got it. he has done it. ball game over. yankees win. the yankees win. >> and with that call, 602 times with mariano rivera standing on the pitcher's mound. he moves past trevor hoffman for most saves in baseball history. >>> the boys of nascar in chicago, the race was postponed yesterday due to rain, tony stewart took the lead for good with 30 laps to go and held on for his first win since oc

he took the mound for the first time since undergoing tommy john surgery last august. he looked sharp against the dodgers. he allowed just two hits and struck out four. the nats taking it slow with their young ace. pulled him after five scoreless innings. unfortunately for washington, he is really all they've got. l.a. rallied to tie, and then after a short rain delay, robert gave them an rbi double. a 7-3 win. red sox found out tuesday that pitcher josh beckett will miss a week with a sprained ankle. then the sox took out their frustration on the blue jays scoring four in the first inning and matching a season high 20 hits. went on to win it 14-0. if you thought the yankees/orioles game was rained out, think again. first pitch was shortly after 11:00 in new york. it rained most of the game, and the yanks poured on some runs in the seventh. new york won it 5-3. there's no rest for the weary. they'll play again this afternoon just 11 hours after wrapping this one up. now to miami. mets and marlins got a late start because of the rain. when they did begin to play, they d

however, before he had a chance to do that, tommy norman completed his examination of him. doug schmidt, very happy that boyd stevens had not been invited to give his opinion, didn't even cross-examine him. because the defense had conceded from the beginning the obvious, dan white killed these two guys. he confessed to it on tape. there was no question he killed them. rather, his defense attorneys put to the jury a different set of questions. their questions were, why? why had a good man like dan white, a man who had never -- as far as anyone knows, committed a crime before in his life, do this heinous thing? and how must he be punished? because the defense took the position he had to be bun issued, but the said this is not murder. this is a less serious crime, and they had a mantra which they repeated again and again and again during the trial, good people, fine people, with fine backgrounds, simply don't kill in cold blood. it just doesn't happen. so, let's find out what did happen. they seized the narrative. one of the things i thought watching the trial there was not a

. >>> and today actor tommy lee jones turns 65. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here is a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. ann curry reports live from iran on conflicting reports about the release of the jailed american hikers. will they finally get their freedom? >>> and singer/songwriter gavin degraw performs live in the studio. >>> keep it on this channel for continuing local news, sports, weather and more. i'm vinita nair. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

tommy lasorda celebrates birthday number 84. and rivera launches one halfway to the bleachers in the left and the doctors go on two beat the giants eight-two. >>> so the giants are now four games behind the braves for the wildcard with only six to play. rangers rookie jamaal poked her career home run and that was after three hit game. they come back to beat the rangers four-three. nfl alex smith sustained concussion last sunday against the cowboys that has been cleared to return to practice and will play this weekend against the bengals. i spoke to jim harbaugh today against the health of his quarterback. >> so he didn't even know there was the problem until after the gamecocks. >> while sometimes you don't know java concussion until the doctors tell you how born. >> good point. but he didn't complain during the game at all. >> is the tough guy but i have to believe alex smith did know when he suffered that concussion during the game but you will never get out of him. >> 's back six times. >> that's right. >> coming back at 11,

. >> tommy kelly was great and goes on for five minutes more. >>> baseball, the giants began the monthead last in runs scored. they have erupted for 55 runs during their season best eight game-winning streak. pablo had plenty to smile about this weekend at coors field. the giants hit four home runs in the 4th inning. pablo, bell, big daddy cain the pitcher and then pablo again. the 22nd of the season for him. they scored 8 runs in the inning and sandoval was 7-12 with three home runs in the series. brian wilson pitched a 1-2-3 8th inning as he leans into the crowd to make the catch. the giants beat the rockies and they sweep the four game series. >>> i'd say more like one out of a million. >> so you're telling me there's a chance? >> indeed there is a chance. the giants remain five games back of the diamondbacks but look there. only four back of atlanta now for the wild card now. time running short. just nine games left. >>> tigers' ace verlander picked tup 24th win. -- up the 24th win. he took a no-hitter into the 6th inning but austin jackson put an end to that and the shutout with o

he took the mound for the first time since undergoing tommy johns surgery last august.he dodgers. the nats had five scoreless innings. for washington, straussburg is really all they got. l.a. rallied to tie. after a short rain delay, they got the lead. they had a 7-3 win. red sox found out that josh beckett will miss a week with a sprained ankle. they took out their frustrations. if you think the yankees-orioles game was rained out, think again. the first pitch was after 11:00 in new york. it rained most of the game. fl new york won it 5-3 and there's no rest for the weary much they play this afternoon, 11 hours after wrapping this one up. mets and marlins also got a late start because of the rain. then when they did begin to play, they didn't want to stop. nick evans singled in the go-ahead run in the 12th. mets added a couple more and went on to win 7-4. tennis was rained out yesterday. that means it will be a busy wednesday in flushing meadows. they'll try to play ten matches to day. there is more rain on the horizon. the wet weather affected the nascar race in atlan

"all right, tommy, where we going?"ere are people who are sitting at home right now who have lives and are able to continue in their life 'cause daddy went in and brought them out. let's get something straight. - yeah. yeah yeah yeah! - no sleeping in. that's what makes me feel better, as i'm so blessed that daddy was my dad. that, like, such a fantastically awesome person was my dad. >>> ten years later, pools of water holding so many tears. a wall now stands where america's fight against terror started. tonight a tribute to those who saved lives and to the lives committed to the service of others. a nation changed forever on that fateful day in september. america remembers. ♪ land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> good evening, and thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm diane dwyer. we're all on a little later tonight because of our coverage of the september 11th anniversary. it is of course a day that changed the course of history, and it's no doubt one of the worst days in this cou

i said tommy what i have to do. as we look back at the videotapes, as we look at the press events that followed, we were blessed with a lot of great insights, the encouragement of women from international stature coming from all over the world, attending the summit. that makes it easy for me to say that the things i am doing now and the things i have done are credited to the press assessor's -- are credited to the predecessors who came before. it is great for me to introduce someone who has earned this title, dear to me and all of san francisco, this year's man of the year award, will the brown jr. -- willie brown jr. [applause] >> mr. mayor, thank you very much. i am just delighted that you were in position to be able to present this to me, and i will work and see if i can win it next year, and i will ask you to stick around. and present it to me next year in your capacity as mayor of san francisco. mayor lee, you have to note that the women of san francisco that you gave an opportunity to in your capacity as head

ha t >> that was -- >> her father tommy was a new york police officer and volunteer firefighter. join us sunday for "america remembers: the 10th anniversary show." it will air in primetime immediately following sunday night football, around 8:30 in the evening. we'll have live coverage from ground zero in new york and shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> on this labor day, we'd like to honor the men and women who don't get the day off. the police officers, firefighters, first responders, doctors and nurses, who spend the day away from family and those barbecues in order to keep us safe. >> with that in mind we bring in this next story of a san jose woman who continues to trailblaze. she just became the highest ranking had tina in the history of the san jose fire department. we have more with battalion chief patricia tapilla who continues the family tradition. >> reporter: she's walking into the history books. patricia tapilla has just accomplished what no other latina in the history of the san jose fire department has done. tapilla is now a pa tallyon chief. >> it hasn't fully set in y

alina cho looks for answers from men's wear mogul tommy hilfiger. >> men are finally getting in the game, this may be what comes to mind. but this is what is suddenly hot. not just for the fashion set but for the every man. menswear, a $53 billion business in the u.s. alone and growing fast. >> they want to distinguish themselves and want to look better than the other guy. it's a competition. >> reporter: few know that better than tommy hilfiger who says his menswear business is exploding. >> years ago it was maybe 80% woman and 20% mens now we're about 50/50. >> reporter: what's going on? >> i think the modern man is very aware of what's going on in the world around him. with the internet, with media today, men will look at the feet photo and say i want to look like that. >> reporter: madmen, gossip girls and images of stylish men are everywhere. >> he sees it all and wants to be a part of the game. >> reporter: has it taken the fear out of shopping? >> a little bit it has. >> reporter: designer billy reed is among the hottest menswear designers. >> you've taken this little bitty fashio

designer tommy hilfiger tells us why.elping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, medical history follows you... even when you're away from home. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping business, and the world...work. rethink possible. >>> when it comes to fashion, menswear is growing at a faster pace than women's. it seems more men are upping their fashion game. why the spike in popularity? more from tommy hilfiger. >> reporter: with all the focus on women during fashion week, easy to forget that menswear is a huge business, too. it goes beyond jeans and t-shirts. men are finally getting in the game, upping their game, and showing some style. the catwalk. this may be what comes to mind. but this is what's suddenly hot. not just for the fashion set but for the every man. menswear. it's a $53 billion business in the u.s. alone. and growing fast. >> they want tw

to make a good round with you you need to play very well tommy fleetwood has already won this year's european challenge tour and so claim the card for the biggest stage of next year's european tour however the twenty year old girl for is still beating to increase his overall lead and aims to become only the second player this season to win back to back titles last year the rising star produced a solid performance and finished second in moscow and after the opening round the englishman was in a four way tie for him. keep on to on that boy. ups the winds up and it's pretty cold this morning and it's a long enough process. to cheat anything on the party and there are little power is a great start for the position i'm going to put in there with just five mins to go off to this one and the significance of the russian challenge cup will be in helping to determine who finishes in the all important top twenty as those players will automatically qualify for the europeans who are not the storm and isn't seen porn for the course itself as the organizers are keen to stay on the shuttle for next

well despite a poor performance on the final day tommy fleetwood still managed to increase his overall lead at the top of the rankings with five still to go and top twenty finish is still up for grabs for those old glory in cards on the european tour. oh t. yeah great weekend of golf all round there are all the sports whether it's next season. wealthy british. market. what's really happening to the global economy. the global financial headline is going to cause a report. all .

well despite a poor performance on the final day tommy fleetwood still managed to increase his overall lead at the top of the rankings with five events still to go and top twenty finish is still up for grabs for those old boarding cards on the european tour complain but out of. that is it for the moment but you can get more sports there is a value which is archy sportiness come up short out of this as the world where there are lots of data on his head. download the official antti of location on the phone oh i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand ati's minefield costs and says feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. boom which brightened. the bounce from phones to impressions. who threw stones on t.v. don't come. the old little church the eleventh grade plutonium is turned into a vital new resource nuclear waste becomes a fuel friendly to the environment and energy outposts of light of the ends of the earth russian scientists lead the way in making these innovations a reality in a future free from fears of nuclear of tonka li

. >> tommy charles. >> you got into the beauty business. >> i grew up with two deaf parents and i lovecating with people. >> you and your mother would communicate? that is a movie. >> that is amazing. >> i spend time in the new york city, los angeles. >> everybody is starting to look alike? >> yes, similar, tight. >> it is not looking. because everybody looks the same. >> people losing their individuality. the light of to exchange with the possible i think will lost a sense of that. bemocked to essentially to the positive people perhaps forget that? except they accentuating. >> what should women be doing? >> makeup. >> smoky i. >> many cannot get it right it righteye and we are going to bloomingdale's today' and give out awards for great products. living dell says a great job. they do not too pushy but everybody is having a good time. that is what makeup is about. >> to extend to waaccentuate th. >> los angeles this glamorous the where a lot of makeup. however and new-york city they cannot perhaps large enough. in san francisco i find the women to is it just right. >> we can learn a lo

moment but on monday lasted through extinction and all shattering devastation in which was born that tommy gage. radiation affects what has to be imprinted on bones in front of john like present shadow and that outlined on a building the design of a dress left on the body of a woman who would die in a few days in. office of. members of the so cold nuclear club states known detonated nuclear weapons give their best to the foreign soil among them at least two thousand deaths have been conducted disappear under water underground and in space. we're retaining tens of thousands of nuclear weapons when probably a few hundred would be enough for deterrence we have nuclear weapons far in excess of any conceivable need for as the strongest conventional power by orders of magnitude in the world for this country to say that we need nuclear weapons what does that signal to the rest of the world. that they must be very valuable and that they probably would want to get them selves i mean i think islam is any nation retained sneakily weapons other nations who want them a few years. years ago about was a

tommy blanton is still in prison. cherry died in prison. quite frankly, that injustice were to to our side. we could have never gotten a conviction on the evidence. people change. things change. birmingham changed for the much better. justice was finally able to be achieved, and at the end of the day, it is not denied in this case. justice delayed did not mean justice denied for these families and the people of birmingham. tavis: i think they would consider me a friend. i consider them friends. i have known chris and his wife for years. i think the best work ever done that spike did was the documentary on those four girls. i assume when you're prosecuting mr. cherry and mr. blanton, you got to know them. tell me about the start of your relationship with the mcnair family. >> it goes back long before this case, back to the 1970's when i was in college, and chris was a member of the alabama legislature. he was actually my state representative when i was going up and through law school. i worked with him on a number of campaigns over the years

tommy held back to schedule one one of our staff and missed the chance to its weak points clear of your need is the need you are now doing battle rubin in the russian penny. while forging ahead in the wales unfolds all produced victories out the rugby world cup in new zealand topsides push towards the quarter finals. on the back as a strain goal adam goodes is set to make his first stop in russia injured cops out of the pub all will miss their crucial game against easily on choose day. first of all and in the russian premier league have started in their aim to take an early three point lead ahead of good leaders and eight out of the army men want to fight back to take a one one draw at learning it all starts in the first of six matches this sunday and meet a crew glove but the heavy side ahead after just five minutes. named since the site finally managed to level. the league's top sports agent to be a capitalized on some one for defending the size blushes the result left just opponents head of the losing weight. being wallace and petersburg side during the last ten minutes of their enco