tommy robinson and the edl whose membership skyrocketed. >> political islam. political islam spreading across this country. >> reporter: as much as i disagree with tactics of the edl i understand tommy robinson's anger. because like most muslims i condemn any violence committed in the name of allah. >> yes to shariah. >> there are extremists among us. i track them down at a rally in east london. >> we don't shake hands, men and women. >> reporter: this is the founder of a radical muslim group that was banned under britain's terrorist act. in this video you can see one of lee rigby's killers over his shoulder. >> do you condone killing lee rigby. >> you have to look at the wider picture. look at lee rigby. if you don't have a minute of silence. you would never speak. where is your silence for the muslims. >> sudden lep i found myself caught between the group and far right counterprotesters. >> move back. all of a sudden it is kicked off. we have, i don't know where these guys come from. if the's really getting out of hand. god knows what is going to happen. >>

. >> tommy lynn sells, a man who says he belongs on death row. >> i was raised to do time. i wasn't raised to live out there in that world. >> sells was convicted of killing 13-year-old katie harris, stabbing her to death in her bedroom. >> i like to use a knife. a gun is too violent, too noisy. it just wouldn't fit my hand well. >> and later, he admitted to killing dozens more. so many, he can't even keep track. >> i'm not making notches on my holster. i knee it's been a lot. >> addicted to killing is the way he characterized it. >> i don't have an on and off switch. i'm just after that drug. i'm after that feeling. >> "nightline" interviewed sells on death row in 2010. one of the rare glimpses into the mind of a serial killer. >> it's complicated. when people enter my life, they get hurt. >> the drifter's vagrant lifestyle helped him elude police for nearly 15 years as victims turned up from coast to coast. >> when you look at me, you know what hate is because i don't know what love is. two words i don't like to use is love and sorry. because i'm about hate. >> his method

tommy, thank you for your time. glenn, thank you for the expertise and the yiddish. >>> after the break, just moments ago, president obama renewed his push to raise the minimum wage hours after the senate voted not to. i'll talk with senator bernie sanders about what's happened to an honest day's wage for an honest day's work. that's on "now." this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. renewed his push to raise the this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ renewed his push to raise the this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to an

now tommy hilfiger and zooey deschanel are joining forces for to tommy from zooey. >> why zooey, whybout fashion and style? >> '60s, '70s style that's quirky. >> reporter: this resonates through the spring collection as 16 dresses, all under $200 and a sampling of jewelry and handbags. >> we both like this nautical look. >> reporter: yes and zooey describes it as being modical. >> she explained what she wanted and what she didn't want and started talking about it. different sketches and fabrics, different buttons, trims. great on you. >> thanks, tommy. >> reporter: tommy's tips for other wearable items for spring. >> keep it simple. great sandal. great handbag. spice is going foe be the color. >> it could be a fall collection? >> you never know. stay tuned. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rafrm smith, abc news, los angeles. >> there you have it. so excited to have zooey with us. welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> we know you can sing. we know you can act. is designing something you've always wanted to do? >> yeah, i grew up selling a lot of my own clothes so

thanks, tommy. from football to foreign policy. tonight president obama embarks on a weeklong tour of asia. the white house says it is part of the rebalancing of u.s. strategy. one familiar theme, many of the countries he is visiting are concerned over beijing's recent expansionist mood. you can be sure that every stop on the trip will be watched very closely bear as well as our china editor now reports. >> the countries aircraft is based in his hometown, but he cannot get close enough to see the real inng, so he made this model hopes that his grandson will leave -- will live to see china rule. -- china's not strong enough, and there's nothing we can do about it. video from the top guns of the people's liberation army on the eve of president obama's asian tour. respect the neighbors and to focus american minds on what it might cost in future to dominate. >> when china wakes, it will shake the world. the americans cannot bear it. we have worked enough and we are recovering our might. >> president barack obama's coming back to asia.

were candidates for mayor jack evans, the ward 2 counc councilmember, and also, ward 2 councilmember tommylls. both trailing in the polls, but they werkinge looor and upset today. restaurant owner and: new candidate tommy wells as well as carlos allen and reta lewis and vincent orange. live from district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> thank you, tom. we hope th you will stay with us for continuing coverage of the primary in the district. we will haveore on the results as they come in both on air and online. nbcwashington.com. >>> and it is not too late to get insurance. the deadline to get coverage was yesterday, but if you logged on, you can continue to finish yourenrollment. he says that premiums have risen more slowly since the affordable health care act passed than any in any other years. >> the fact is that under this law, the share of insured up an growth is down. that is good for middle class and the future. >> most people who cannot get coverage and cannot prove that they have financial problems will have to pay a fine. >> next, up complex is forc the rebuild just months before people

the quake and tommy claimed six lives and caused on it the more the truth of the forms however the number of victims was much lower than the last be great. i mean. i mean. in two thousand and one of my seat eight point eight mm on each unit rate from seventy and treated her with that lame o one five hundred lives the senior government was criticized for being to provide dubai edition of the bicycle race events it is after the meet. then gm plant in western india to japan to study them a dismissal for improving safety. weekend knowledge experience and knowledge of the japanese people. i also started singing a month. went home and cooks. it's as if it returns to taste. being posted in the areas that do you think. cd and the government refuse to say these new measures are meant to help save lives the remodel. they cheer the end of an empty as carries out every continent or two earthquakes and tsunami will hold together well. people queued up to the town hall to puppet themselves from the force of nature. no for the customer in each he won't eat you can see. japanese government will help the

he'll skate on the third line tonight with james sheppard and tommy wingels. >> i'm very excited. and i'm very happy for playoff. >> a lot of guys probably would have been done, you know, for the entire post-season. but thomas worked extremely hard. a great kid, and i think all the guys in here are very, very happy to see him back. >> reporter: heartbreak hotel at

tonight a gold medal is missing from this larger than life statue of tommy smith. nbc bay area's marianne favro live on campus. >> reporter: you know, for some students, it's not like seeing graffiti on a wall. the statue really means something to these students. in fact, one student told me she decided to attend this university after seeing the statue for the first time. dominique williams knew exactly where she wanted to have her senior photo taken, in front of the olympic statue. but today she noticed something was missing. someone had chipped off the gold medal from the bronze tommy smith. >> i don't understand why somebody would want to vandalize our statue. it means a lot to us as students, especially stewed inters of color. >> reporter: they say between tuesday night and wednesday morning someone vandalized the statue. >> it's third time, and it costs us a nice little chunk every time the artist has to replace it. >> reporter: tommy smith and john carlos raised their fists in a defy and the black power salute. this man is part of the black unit group. he say

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there will be a new council member in ward six, replacing tommy wells, candidates facing off there are charles allen and darryl thompson. ward one, council member jim graham is facinghallenge from communications consultant briann deux. you can finishedore out mout every candidate by going to nbcwashington.com. search d.c. votes. we'll post resultsonight a they come in so you can be the first to know whe a race has beendecided. marylanders and others have a little more time to sign up for coverage under the healthcare law. take a look at what happens next. > plus the cherry blossom festival is in full spring. find out if the cter traction is on track t i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get w my volunteering. that's why i asked mdoctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps inease airflow from the lung for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups th last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma breo contains a type of me

now they put you in jail for doing what tommy gunn did. do you think that might be a better idea?ad had a board over occasion would you do it? >> probably not. >> now, who do you go to prom with in. >> that is the question i'm always asked. i haven't been able to socialize with anyone yet because i've been doing all this, but i don't know if i want to ask someone or want to -- if someone is going to ask me, but i don't really have a problem going alone. if you can't tell from all this i'm pretty good at making my own fun. >> seems that way. >> yeah. >> you have a college plan? i know that before this you thought of doing one thing. now you're talking of something else? >> i've always had my mind set on majoring in film and production and stuff. i'm not quite sure if i want to do direction or production or acting or -- something in that field, though. >> now that yours on "today show" and here and everything else -- >> i always had that as aspiration. >> anymore miss americas? >> no. >> what about school? >> i will be going back to school. i think friday. >> you'll take a lot of it

the ill health welcome to the world islam and you know tommy and tokyo here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am. australia's prime minister says that works to find the missing malaysia an airliner will enter a new phase as crews will expand their search under water the south korean coast guard officers say they couldn't go inside the ferry say wallace that was listing too far when they arrive. and the us and philippine presidents agreed to strengthen military cooperation while i went to seoul peacefully. territorial disputes in the south china sea. crews looking for the missing malaysia airlines jet will enter a new phase in their search for more than a month planes have scoured the ocean looking for any signs of debris. but authorities now say they will focus their hunt for an age three seventy in an expanded area under water and a few rules chameleon home also has the latest details the passenger jet disappear too much lead with two hundred thirty nine people aboard. a multi national search that has been set up the military. but the force of the total could be

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i see tommy and they are on facebook together. tommy and maurice and what's going to happen next?shooting. we have to go deeper and see there are other needs that have to be met. >> at a community meeting in engelwood, neighbors vent their frustrations to the mayor. >> every day we have to sit and work with these kids but you are telling me to go to school and college when i'm dealing with the fact that my boy got shot, my uncle and cousin got shot and we have to deal with that on a day-to-day basis so it is deeper than police presence. we have to get together and wake up the sleeping giant that's not doing what they need to do. >> there are kids i've met who have had their youth stolen from them because of what they have grown up around. that means we as adults have to live up to our responsibility. i don't know whether i have the ability to affect that. each year, 95% of homeowners won't have a claim. that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rate

secretary and the former governor of the great state of wisconsin tommy thompson joins us. see you, governor or mr. secretary. >> it's great to see, greta. thank you very much for having me on this program. >> tell me, behind the scenes, you used to be in that hot seat. is it fair to give -- >> -- yes. >> all the criticism or not? >> no. it's not fair. because under obama, under president obama, there was no question that the white house had a lot to do with the rollout, had a lot to do with the passage of obamacare. and did a lot to try and implement it. catherine sebelius sort of was in the back side, even though she was the face of obamacare, and when we rolled out part d, president george w. bush says, tommy, it's your responsibility, don't screw it up, get it out there and do it right. and left me alone to do it. completely different kinds of presidencies, completely different ways in which we executed part d versus the rollout of obamacare. >> should she leave washington head held high or get out of dodge and move as quickly as she can to the next stage of her career?

tommy joins us. we were just talking about you. >> hello. >> explain what happened. you were paying taxes on this land. first of all, when did you get this land? >> migrate great grandfather bought the land in 1904. >> and do you have a deed going back to 1904? >> yes, goes back to 1904, and all the taxes have been paid on it since then. i bought it from a great aunt in 1979 who didn't have any children who wanted the farm. i'm a fifth generation here. >> and you have been paying all your taxes ever since? >> all the taxes were paid until it was taken away from me. in 1984. but all the taxes prior to that had been paid. but once blm seized the land, i didn't feel like i owed the taxes on it anymore. >> all right. now why did blm seize the land in 1984? >> there was a court case in oklahoma city. and we were in the oklahoma courts. and the judge there gave it to the blm, even though the attorney general, u.s. attorney general john greene sided with us on the texas side. >> so it's because this river changed and the river moved and so the border moved and then the ques

so my next topic on his windsor castle so final preparations underway there tommy haas going to be a very important is that for both countries. certainly still of the president arrives at heathrow airport a short time ago. he was not there by my counselor who snorted waiting to queen elizabeth. they are too long haul. ireland's ambassador to britain and is likely to come out called who until last year was higher than some parts that are pasted but they still come to love it and he accompanied the president into central london tonight then tomorrow morning. this is the proper was the game when prince john and his wife camilla problem to the irish embassy in london then collect the president and then bring him here to windsor. an old lady in this historic town all the preparations are in place for tomorrow's servings weezer is set to be preparing to welcome my itunes and its th the official greeting by queen elizabeth to the president and sabina higgins would take place here tomorrow at noon on what's known as the day as it's up to form elected on the dutch approved. when the queen and

yes. >> the statue stood here and tommy smith explained symbolism of the act. >> only going to bring attention to the civil rights movement. >> probably someone doesn't know the story f they do, they'd feel really bad. you know? about this whole thing. >> there is a lot of folks out of touch with the civil rights movement. i think that you know, that it doesn't, it won't bring the level of significance i do know there are individuals here on campus that are continually tries to raise awareness >> police believe this woman drove away after hitting and killing a pedestrian. a woman in her 80s died after being struck at bay shore boulevard and visitation avenue march 0th. witnesses say a dodge durango hit the woman. police claim stubs left, then came back, and then drove away, again. >> well, we've got to check on the forecast now on the roof top. >> yes. that is spencer christian. >> sunshine there and cloudy outside as well. >> yes. lingering high clouds, low clouds and fog today we tend to associate spring with sunshine. this is not uncommon in the transitional stages we still have q

. >> me, jon favreau, tommy vietor, robert gibbs and pete rouse. >> charlie: so former deputy chief of staff. the secretary -- >> yeah, he did okay. >> charlie: every time i read a piece about you, it talks about power. >> okay. >> charlie: tell me what you do. >> what i do -- so i think that the reason people think i have power is that i'm the person that everyone comes to. i have the answer for everything. >> charlie: we have been looking for you. >> all over. i think the reason people think i'm so powerful is because they don't know what i do, and that mystery, which i have kept for good reason over the years, just really intrigues people. >> charlie: it gives you power. >> exactly. but at the white house, the deputy chief of staff's job over the years has had many different permutations. i run the campus of the white house -- that includes air force one, camp david, marine one, the personnel, their 1700 full-time employees in the executive office of the president. we run the searches for cabinet secretaries, we run the president's schedule, how he uses his time, who he sees. all th

blm took 140 acres from tommy hen dorr son a-- henderson and paid him nothing even though had he this had the land for 20-years. they want to seize another 90 acres along the texas, oklahoma border. >> we have seen an aggressive over reach by the federal government in more than one instance. if you have an agency like this this that is very well funded it shouldn't be a surprise they are going to over reach and extend that aggressive approach. >> the blm and executive director claims the public land even though henderson has been paying taxes and taking care of the land the entire time. >> i have continued to have to pay for this land or the federal government would seize everything else i had. i made my last payment on land i lost in 1994. >> greg abbott getting in on the site saying the blm's claim undermines the foundation of our democracy. it is unclear how seriously the blm is trying to claim the land but it is a store we we will watch for you. >> the united states raising the stakes in the ue kwan. american soldiers rushing to the border they are there for military exercises. an

i think i can tell is that it's the beginnings of a boy tommy coming today to see some of the incontinence. it's also the bubba doesn't think it's been easy for young kids. it wants to be inspired by it short visit to the concert and this from denny is as expected. choose from a broad valley from work. foreman heater and whatnot. with an orchestra conducted by a guy from the city. it assumes that all must learn to make the very highest level. we were approached by a steep cut ten thousand revolt by making an nxt week so it went from being folded into the team to bring minister and several student who likes to bake it says president's decree to do what i didn't anybody since i come and get people in office and see something they don't have the never tends to be seen and to get into a paste. as i hope the audience will enjoy it. this is opportunity for people to know the c word foreman with the most pieces like the boys on the spot cos he's strongly. a as that's not the order. then his essence cancer cells and safe haven. sometimes it has nothing to music read the music and dancing steps. si

. >> councilmember tommy wells and , and shall all, orange, lewis, a alan. among those we stopped, it seemed to be aboutray and wells. >> a tnd issue of turnout today across the city. when we looked at early voting, that was down e ird from four years a. he, 128they projected that 5 34 people would vote hertoy, but asf 5 p.m.,nly 281 have ted, less than half of projted. the day is moving right along. have til 8:00 to vote. >> fol will ve to get moving. news channel eight will be live on the air with e resus as they come in. coverage bins at 8:00 and will until t vote is over. will have reaction tight on abc 7 news at 11:00. d.c. police say t man acsed of kidnappin eight-ar-old girl has been dead for at least 3hours before his body was diovered. dead of fou tatum aself-inflicted gshot wound yesterday morning. his body w found in kenilworth parkn northeast washington. police have spent days trying rudd.elisha >> whave found nothing that lphe iour search for her. now we can focusn the search fo her. she expects crews will nish --earch of kennewic park nilworth

tommy took us to his part of manchester.cher there's a chair. >> that chair if you've been walking is nice to sit down. >> at the bus stop, five panels are put in to protect against the rain. >> it's important to have these panels in the scheme of things. >> a meeting of the age friendly manchester group and visitors from germany and japan. it may not look much, but manchester has been listening to people like tommy and making small changes to transport housing social care. taking accounts of all people in every policy decision they make. on a tour of the area, the international delegation sees shops with age friendly plans. >> definitely. it's a grass roots approach. it's based on reality of society. they try to make it the city everyone here can see. >> many changes here are small. manchester is leading the way in thinking, planning for the world of more and more older people. bbc news. >>> now south of the equator, stargazers are treated to the first solar eclipse of the year. this is known as annual eclipse seen in austr

tommy? >> kitchen manager job. >> i try not to think of it a as prison. i am trying to think of it as more of a school. you know? >> jamal? >> like a college or a school or something. that is the kind of way i try to picture it in my mind. i don't want to think of it as i am locked up here and doing time here, you know. because then, it is -- that's just the same way i was thinking before. if my thinking doesn't change, then i'm going to -- my behavior is not going the change either. >> it is our job to help assist them to make positive changes in their life, teach them about their illness. >> give them the tools. >> yeah, give them the tools and the education they need to go back out into the community and not wind up back in corrections or warehoused in mental hospitals. >> for 11 years psychiatrist c.j. boyd has worked with the mentally disordered offenders here at atascadero. >> we have three years to get you out to a conditionally released program. get you out to straight parole because

it honors the memory of tommy smith. they made history when they raised their heads their fists.f you don't have fought overhead right now you can see a nice view of the moon and the seeming. almost full. it takes place on monday night. the same time when we are going to see a total lunar clips. just before 11:00 p.m. on monday night. we will see the total clips from about midnight till about 130. it will still be there. you will see it. it will be a very dim moonlight. and then all of it ends just after 230. i think it right now it looks like we'll be relatively fog free. i think most parts of the bay area will be able to see this. we had lots of fog for tonight and it's moving all the way into the invalid ballots right now. we will start out with gray skies. but sunshine by late morning and afternoon. here is midnight tonight on fog tractor. it remains that way. we will not see much of the senate two start. the fog is just about everywhere. still some patches left by the bay. this pushes back the ocean for the afternoon. i think it will be pretty cloudy at the beach. all the wa

. ♪ tommy shaw, lead guitarist of sty x says this about gibson git stars. >> it was my choice of guitarsas my dream guitar. i still dream of gibsons. >> the musical world agrees. gibson in business for over a century has three domestic factories, two in tennessee and one in montana. >> this company has been around for a long time. >> the one in memphis has daily tours so visitors can see a guitar made practically from scratch. but on november 17th, 2009, someone else showed up at gibson's door. >> mid morning i get a call that homeland security was raiding our fact tri. >> the ceo, a musician himself, has been running the company since 1986. >> i thought it was a joke because, you know, homeland security raiding a guitar fact trijust makes no sense. >> armed federal agencies showed up at gibson's headquarters and their factory two miles away. the supervisor was on site that day. >> the agents came in and told us to back away from our desks. and i kind of vividly remember, you know whob who are these people? >> they wront looking for bombs or terrorists. they were looking for wood. >> wha

would tommy thompson please come up? >> thank you, bill. tom, alice, it is an absolute honor for me to be working with such a distinguished group of individuals. jason, bruce, thank you. pete, dan. as a former governor and secretary of health and human services, i have had the opportunity to look at this problem in different ways. they are all very complex, as you have heard, and it is difficult to come up with the answers. people do not realize that the states of the individuals who will be held holding the financial problem and try to come up with a solution. because medicaid, which is really more the responsibility of states, though it is funded by the federal government, is responsible for almost two of long-term cost care. one third of the medicaid budget, $400 billion. increaseis going to out of what is required in the budget to take care of the long-term care problem. state level. the >> moving to individuals who do not want to stay in their home. opportunity for health services to take care of those individuals. that is what we have

. >> at the 2005 dedication ceremony tommy smith explained what is kind their clenched fists. >> thisis students on campus about the historic nature of the statue. >> if they knew the story they'd feel bad you know? about this >> this is a important reminder of a chapter today's students did not experience. >> there is focus on the civil rights movement. there are individuals trying to re-examine awareness. >> there are highly active sidewalks all the way around. police are still looking for tips and witnesses >> health department inspectors discovered an infestation of mice at two chinatown stores. mimi bakery and walgreens both forced to close temporarily. >> well, good evening. when the inspector came to the bakery they labelled both locations the public. mice infesting two chinatown stores yesterday, during a visit a health inspector found mice at mimi bakery. this morning a public health inspector discovered vermin at wall green's next door. mice in the basement on the first floor. it closed for clean up. >> you can smell rat infestation in there. i mentioned it before. nothing i

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they lost round one legally, but wise, the human rights project, and tommy are appealing.ay heroes. >>> in florida, is jeff corbin. jeff, you worked with chimpanzees, you also worked with dolphins. you can speak to the personal firsthand take on this. what is your experience of, let's start with chimps, their level of intelligence? >> well, i've been blessed to be able to work with chimpanzees in the wild. i've worked with jane goodall in africa. i've seen the terrible price these animals pay, these highly evolved primates pay because of the black market wildlife trade and poaching. i've seen a mother chimpanzee roasting on a fire with the baby clinging to it. because of our ignorance, many creatures, many of them highly evolved, markedly complex, pay the price because of our ignorance. there's nothing more humbling, and humiliating to be there in the wilds of yuganda, walking a few feet away from your distant biological cousin. they are exquisitely amazing primates. >> and dolphins, you sent roxie, our friend the dolphin there, away, because you didn't want roxie to know

tommy had tears in his eyes. when we left the club he was so received by watching vicky she was so alive and everything that god defined her to be. this is very aspiring they've worked hard and important to the tenderloin community and the lgbt q community we all need to be reminded the tenderloin is an important part of my story as a fifth generation san franciscan. i wanted you to know there's a happen ending thanks to you all this is what the street signblast will look like after june. thank you very much. thank you. i'm a screaming queen a defying have a veteran vet and 27 hiv survivor. i want to thank the committee members (calling names) i forget. there's so many. tenderloin in the is 1960s and 70s everyone came to san francisco because it of little place to be until 1970 now everybody comes to san francisco because of the castro. our transgenders was lost and forgotten for 70 o 40 years and in 17994 the t was adams to the lgbt. there's two plaques to commemorate the riot. our rich history in the tenderloin

someone chipped off the gold medal tile on the tommie smith statute at san jose state university. campus police say this happened some time between wednesday night and thursday morning but don't have any leads on who defaced the statute. the statute depicts a silent protest by tommie smith and john carlos during the olympic gais games. they raised their fists in a black power salute. police say this is the third time the statute has been vandalized. >>> a new debate is shaping up in the race for sheriff in santa clara county and now effeconnec to the search for syria lamar. marc klaas blasted the sheriff yesterday, he talked about organizing civilian search efforts sands in a statement, quote, none of the numerous searchs we that we have engaged have ever been stonewalled by the law enforcement like the search for sierra lamar. crime victims united came out against the sitting sheriff. >> we do think kevin will be a stronger voice for victims rights. >> sheriff smith says that it is unfortunate marc klaas is misinformed about this subject. her campaign consultant said, quote, no i

tommy malone had trouble with his control in the first. it is 2-0 texas.a's tie it up that is wrist strength right there. doubles down the line. we are tied at two. 3-3 in the fourth. cocoa crisp, bruised rips and all. josh reddick scores. the bull pen persists. it is his third blown save and it turns it to a loss. josh wilson doubled in the tieing run. that's the game winner 5-4 rangers come back for the victory. the giants and the rockies. two pitches madison bum gard a neither wishes -- bumgarner wishes he could have back. it is a 1-0 rocks lead. he gets it back in the fifth. he has been in an awful slump lately just like the team has been. going deep we are tied at one. tied for only a short moment of time. homers for the second night in a row. bumgarner and tough luck. eight innings and takes the loss 2-1 the final. abc sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. by the way, nice to wear the team teal in honor of the sharks. is that why you picked it out? >> of course. and it worked. >> wear it again the third day. >> all right, we will be right back.

. >>> somebody has vandalized a statue of tommy smith at san jose state university overnight. someone damaged the gold medal on the statue ripping it off. san jose state police have no idea who did it or how much it will cost to fix it. the statue shows smith and john carlos in the absolute -- solieutenant on the stand. >>> the desperate search for a teenage boy lost in the water in ocean beach is called off. >>> why is one bay area city building hundreds of homes? a community some say is outgrowing itself. >> it's going to get cooler as we head toward the weekend. i'll show you just how much cooler it will get. >>> the coast guard today suspended its search for a 14 year old boy who was swept out to sea yesterday afternoon. crews had been searching from the air, on the water, and on land, all in a desperate search for 14 year old marco cornejo, but so far there have been no signs of him. yesterday a surfer pulled the missing teen's father and cousin from the water. the cousin wasn't severely injured, but the father remains in critical condition. >>> a reputed oakland gang mem

when you state deliberately incomplete, tommy moore. -- tell me more. >> i wonder how people manufactureense of propulsion for themselves. check, the famous coach often gives his piercing might have an undefeated season in football something to strive for. he makes them eat humble pie. that is the way tom brady describes it. there are other athletic examples where people give themselves something to reach for even if they have met their goal. the reason it is in porton is because success could make us complacent. -- is important is because success could make us complacent. there's a study looking at the propulsion that comes after someone has received a silver medal versus a bronze. even the bronze medalist have more to stand to improve. they're typically happier with their success because they do not get fourth place and not metal. silver medalist felix have come so close so they are focused on follow-up competitions -- he'll they have come so close -- feel they have come so close they are focused on follow-up competitions. athletics. i love sports as much as anyone. a huge american pas

tommy lynn is expected to die tonight sentenced to death for killing a 13-year-old in 1999. his lawyers want to know where the drugs are coming from before he is executed. recently the maker of standard drugs stopped supplying them on moral graunds leaving states wondering which lethal injection drugs to use. they are trying to protect the supplier from violence. >> a lawsuit claiming that a loved one was frozen alive will move forward against an l.a. hospital. doctors pronounced maria dead at white memorial immediate center. she suffered a heart attack. when por tigss we received her body they found her face down, nose broken and cuts and bruises to her face. the family sued the hospital but a pathologist testified that the injuries likely happen after she woke up in the morgue and struggled to escape. the death toll in washington state has risen to 29. 18 are still missing following that mud slide over a week ago. one set of remains does not fit a description on the list. forcing crews to properly identify victims. most of the remains will be identified by the end of this

. >> the story just in to al jazeera america 37 a judge in texas halting a execution of tommy lynn sells who was set to die tomorrow. but the judge stopped the lethal injection saying they must disclose the supplier of the drugs being used. attorneys saying they need to know the quality of the drug to keep their client from any unconstitutional pain. >>> well, street is shooting for a fourth straight winning session. the dow is up and the s&p is looking at setting another record high today. there is a new player entering the streaming video market. amazon.com releasing "fire tv" that will compete with apple t.v. ruku, and fire tv will treatment its own features and will be able to predict what you watch and could you it up instantly. >>> e-mails warning apple of threats from samsung. plaque berry is upset with t-mobile after t-mobile started promoting the iphone five now saying it was outrageous for t-mobile to target its customers with a rival product. those who use blackberry should not see any difference in their services. >> farmers in california are working to keep the bird migratio