adams' car in the corner panel which sent tommy's car right. that was bad. >> in the business of drag racing, everything could change in a fraction of a second. when david's car steers into tommy's, traveling at 150 miles per hour, that's all it takes for things to go seriously wrong. >> when it went right and off the track into the grass, there was a small hump right there when you went off the track and he hit it, he hit it just right. the car just started barrel rolling. it went up in there and just started flipping. it looked like it was going faster there than it was actually on the race track. kind of a strange thing to see a 3000 pound car 20 feet in the air flipping. it wasn't supposed to be that way t didn't look right. >> a drag racer since he was 14 years old, gaylon is no stranger to crashes. he even had a scary one himself in 2010, also caught on camera. he knows what tommy is going through. >> losing control of the car as a driver kind of gives you an eerie feeling. hold on and stop breathing and see where you're going. at that po

have-- bri and tommy have said to a point. in latin cultures women are often not encouraged to play soccer. they are considered unfeminine and in africa women are also in many places not encouraged, or actively discouraged from playing soccer. so there needs to be cultural changes and there needs to be from fifa much more encouragement. the president of fifa seth blatter his great idea for improving women's soccer was to have them wear tighter shorts. he forced them to play this tournament on artificial turf where men have always been able to play on grass. fifa needs to be far more serious, i think about encouraging of women's soccer. as in all other sports women just need the opportunity and if given the opportunity, they show what they can do. >> one other point make sure i understand this it is the reason women have done well in america is because at some point whatever decade it was we started providing and offering an opportunity for young girls to play soccer. is that what happened? >> the opportunity became available a

. >> matt: into left and over to tommy pham. two away, as we revisit bourjos' catch on statcast. >> john: watch his reaction as soon as the ball is hit, distance traveled. over 20 miles an hour to get to that point. they're not goes to let mr. mccutchen beat them in one swing of the bat. matt gnat that's been what happened in this is last handful. although walked intentionally and in the eighth and ninth and guerra is the on deck hitter and we're running out of bodies at this point in the game. mike matheny kinds of forceing the action by walking mccutchen with the pitcher spot due up next. john join this case they're going to keep the pitcher in there. i don't think it was going to work anyway. >> matt: you weren't buying it? >> john: going to be a pitcher either way but i bet the starting pitcher because he's more used to it. eningion ion i don't know this young man's history but by his mannerisms don't know he's had a bat in his hand as to many times. >> matt: not up there trying to work the count is he? >> john: no. okay. >>

tommy joins us now in the 94.7 fresh fm studios. good morning, tommy. >> good morning.happened is trying to get a group of vibrant young women who happen to have intellectual disabilities out of the house. they will have really blossomed. they'll be the first team ever to participate in? >> to the special olympics it's the first time in 16 years that the u.s. is hosting. >> reporter: adds the first time in history -- and the first time in history that cheerleaders will participate. >> feels like i'm competing. >> it feels important. >> reporter: team joy is coached by former ravens cheerleader megan smith. >> i'm a pretty tough coach. all of our coaches are. we give them tasks and they always rise to the occasion. >> she has taught me how to have lots of spirit. >> practice makes perfect. >> the girls absolutely love it but i think the parents find a feeling of home, a feeling of family. >> reporter: coach megan tells me that they are scrambling to meet their fund raising goal to pay for the trip to get 20 girls to los angeles. they've got a go fund me campaign happenin

tommy, thank you for joining us.ht off the bat i have to ask you, what's your reaction to the numbers you are seeing? >> it's absolutely -- it's insanity. it's immoral. there should be a way the governments could stop these represents from getting this high. it's not fair. >> we work with low-income tenants. the rents in san francisco are pushing low-income folks further and further to the outer edges of the bay area. people are getting shoved out of the urban market. >> those are for one-bedroom apartments. we are talking $2,000 or $3,000. let's say you finally find a place you can afford. what are some of the documents -- people are excited. you don't think all about of the particulars. what are some of the things you should think about before signing on the dotted line. >> tommy could speak a little bit more about this in san francisco. you need to know whether your unit is rent control. if you are in an area that is not san francisco you can go to the website and check on the resource for tenants. you could know

this is a case where tommy goldstein and carter phillips argued about whether don quixote needs to be committed before ginsburg breyer, the d.c. circuit, and you know, they are cheap laughs. they raise money for the shakespeare theatre. i don't know what the hell i was doing there. [laughter] >> but you did a good job eric. >> joan, also mentioned you were a finalist for the pulitzer prize this year. sorry you didn't get it. [applause] it was for a series called the echo chamber, and why don't you tell us what that was about? >> it was about the lawyers who appear before the court. we've mentioned a couple of names repeatedly today including paul clement and carter phelps and tommy goldstein to adam just referred you. i think all of us many of you and us have noticed we had someone repeat players over the years coming up before the justices and also having success with their petitions. what we decide to do was to actually try to measure this. our data team went back through 17,000 petitions and isolated on 66 lawyers who had a remarkable success rate. going back over a decade we found

i am tommy hilfiger. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. >> a robber used soda is a diversion when he robbed a mini mart in california. he slid over-the-counter and grabbed cash out of the register. police say the cash sheer wiped up the fingerprints the robber left behind. in the end he got away with $3,500. >> a retired new york city firefighters and first responder is a millionaire. he won five million dollars after spending $20 from a scratch off ticket. he retired from in 2004 because of breathing issues. he is going to buy a home in florida. >> philadelphia police say a robbery ended with a a couple of people being shot including the man therng -- they think was the robber. >>> a fisherman's kayak capsizes among a swarm of sharks we'll be back. the odds of this boy achieving his dream in fashion? 1 in 23 million. the odds of having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 68. i am tommy hilfiger. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. >> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m. friday, july 3. >> a philad

tommy mcfly was there with the swifties. what do you think, tommy? >> reporter: good morning, guys.was amazing. don't worry, the weather is going to hold out. i believe it. we're in the eye of hurricane taylor. last night's show was swiftie heaven. so tens of thousands of people showed up at nats park. they were super excited. they were from as far as pennsylvania and virginia beach to see taylor swift knock it out at nats park. she brought award winner lord to sing "royals" which was fantastic. everyone who got in got a wrist band that lit up in unison and went with the beat. it was spectacular. we were out there with our 94.7 fresh fm crew. if you want to go to tonight's show, there is one more chance to win tickets. we've got vance joy who is the opening act coming to do a free lunch time show at 11:30. all you have to go do is show up -- to do is show up and enjoy the music for free and someone will win incredible swiets for taylor swift -- seats for taylor swift later on tonight. maybe we'll see allyson rae down here trying to win some tickets later on. i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9.

studios, i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> all right tommy thank you.is 6:52. >>> just ahead the latest on the top stories of the morning. >> includes a new antidrug bill in the district expected to every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one >>> i'm delia goncalves live outside the wilson building today at noon, d.c.'s mayor bowser will sign a bill aimed at cracking down on the city's synthetic drug problem. if a business is caught illing the ugh -- selling the drug that is go by k2, spice or scooby snacks they will be shut down for four days, second offense, police will close a business f

there's tommy tommy milone, former a at the hilton coliseum, boy, don't blink here. this one goes out fast. josh begley two runs score. billy butler struck, wow, some right center pop. two-run homer, 5 -0. they weren't done either. call up molinski, second day here he went yard twice today, yeah! and in the 5th inning bases loaded josh reddick unloaded third career grand slam. a's hit five home runs today. 14-1 final, jesse chavez got the win. >>> hey, it's the ovals for nascar. the cup cars rolled in new hampshire and check out the green car, the 18, kyle busch. he decided to stay on the track when others pitted. that's how he grabbed the lead and with a lap left the caution flag came out and that is how busch was able to conserve fuel and hold off the field. so it's kyle busch the winner here at sonoma a few weeks back got his third victory in the last four starts. that's a hot streak and he is in the cup car playoff discussion. oh, j.t. >>> justin timberlake, lake tahoe party, get out of there, jerry rice, can't distance with him. timberlake two days running, cele

it's just like setting their soul free. >> i get this letter from tommy lynn sells after i interviewhe makes this crypted remark about the eiffel tower, it's nice this time of year. of course, it's a reference to paris, illinois. i'm convinced that he committed the murder. >> tommy lynn sells was executed in texas in april of 2014. >> you had all these different characters who you could weave a possible narrative, and i don't see any way that any of these stories hung together. >> we don't know who killed these guys. >> by now, randy steidl had spent nearly 12 years on death row and lost all of his appeals, and he was about to come face-to-face with his final chance at freedom. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? is man kind? ♪ are we good? ♪ go see

so that's when i got panicky. >> reporter: tommy was rush to the arizona burn center. hours they said i was pretty much paralyzed from the waist down. had no feeling at all. the whole day i just kept trying to move my legs, move my leg. 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday i saw my foot move a little bit. as soon as i saw that, i pretty much went to flagging people down. i got feeling. i got feeling. >> reporter: this morning tommy did something he wasn't sure would happen again. he took a short walk down the hallway. >> i mean literally 24 hours ago, i got struck by lightning and here i am talking. i can walk. i can pretty much live my live like i've been living. >> incredible. fox's mark martinez reports. mendoza says doctors originally thought a car had hit him until they saw the burns on his shoulder. >>> the power of social media. one virginia mom plea to to friends on facebook led to strangers driving hours to make her son feel special on his birthday. she was hoping to small a small party for her son camden. he has a speech diss or which makes it hard for him

it's just like setting their soul free. >> i get this letter from tommy lynn sells after i interview this letter he makes this cryptic remark about the eiffel tower, have you ever been? it's nice this time of year. it's also a reverence to paris, illinois. i'm convinced he committed the murder. >> tommy lynn sells was executed in texas in april 2014. >> you had all these different characters who you could read the possible narratives, and i don't see any way that any of these stories hung together. we don't know who killed these guys. >> by now, randy steidl had spent nearly 12 years on death row and lost all of his appeals. and he was about to come face to face with his final chance at freedom. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to figh

here in new york, tommy smith, a soccer analyst and anchor for espn.ng us in progress from vancouver, canada, jerry, a sports reporter for the "new york times" and author of a book about the 1999 championship team, called "the girls of summer." is this what we expected? it was over early. >> you could never write a script like this. if you tuned in the last 16 minutes, the game was over. the united states, first 20 minutes against australia, unbelievable problems. after that, the united states just started to improve. and when their coach lied up front and told them to become an attacker, there was no problem for the united states. before that, she was a defender. when she set her loose and said, go score goals, she scored goals and really rounded it out. charlie: how good is the team? >> very good. they have got it all together. that came from midfield. it was unbelievable she had the recognition. it was off the line and that she could actually beat her. you felt bad but obviously she did not so bad for her at all. charlie: you have written a book abo

tommy: yes. that will give more sponsors. you will get more bang for the buck for the women's team..s. only has $2 million from fifa for winning the world cup but the men's team got $34 million. there is a lot of things going on here. in england, there were 12 main people who watched the game the other night. that is honest and credible because the game was played live at 12:00 midnight from 12:00 to 2:00. 12 million. that is incredible because in england, there was absolutely no interest, practically, in the women's game. the women's game has grown in leaps and bounds in this victory here, the only thing that could have been better was if the u.s. had beaten england on july 4. that would have been the best. i would have been the kicker. charlie: two days. the idea in america where men's soccer football is not as appreciated as it is around the world around the world, is women's soccer appreciated less than here? comment: it is much less. very few countries except germany probably australia and france, that have any interest. it is started to catch on. it is changing. we live in a d

i'm tommy mcfly on wusa9. >> they were jamming.sting a move here in studio. >> love that show. thank you, tommy. >>> before you head out the door, we have a recap of today's top stories including what to expect from today's metro smoke. >> allyson will have another look at our chance of storms later today before relief sets in later this week. we'll be back. >>> long time ago -- [ inaudible ] light speed brought star wars day to nationals park. no, no light saver, land feeders or blasters are allowed but r2d2 getting a chance to hack out with me here on star wars day. even the racing presidents got into the act but it's tough to tell if star wars day is the main attraction or if it's the game. nonetheless, we'll have more on this intergalactic spectacle at 5:50. for wusa9 why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want,

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also we have lyrics that woody wrote, leer rick to "tom jode", a nod to the family ♪ tommy run back wherep ♪ ♪ he woke her up out of the bed ♪ ♪ and he kissed good-bye to the mother that he loved ♪ ♪ everybody might be just one big soul ♪ ♪ it looks that way to me ♪ ♪ everywhere you look in the day or the night that's where i'm gonna be ♪ ♪ that's where i'm gonna be ♪ ♪ where ever little kids are hungry, wherever people ain't free ♪ ♪ wherever men are hiding for their rights, that's where i'm gonna be ♪ ♪ that's where i'm gonna be ♪ >> then if you ain't go the do ray me, which talks about the way that people would be greeted at the border and told if they didn't have money they weren't going to get into california. and then dust pneumonia. so many of the -- especially very young and very old died because of dust pneumonia. woody recorded very few songs of his own. we have a listening station that features 46 of his songs in his own voice. most of the time when people hear woody guthrie songs, they're not woody singing them, they're someone else. he spent his time traveling. he spent his t

my father and mother, tommy barbara o'malley were born in the great depression and they grew up to beart of that great generation of americans that won the second world war. my dad flew 33 missions over japan in a b22, and went on to college only because of the g.i. bill. my mother, herself, flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17. [applause] gov. omalley: they raised their children, the six of us to a secure middle-class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation. they would never accept the notion that somehow theirs was the greatest generation, for they believed and taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. [applause] gov. omalley: so we must, and we will, no matter the odds and no matter how tough the fight, and how big the challenge. that is the urgent calling for us today, to rebuild the american dream in our time. [applause] gov. omalley: last month television sets around the world were filled with the anger rage, and flames of some of the hardest hit

tommy hunter big run to be picked up here. escobar at the plate. has a base hit. 1 for 4 in the ball game. pitch out thought the runner might be going. taylor does not take off from first base. orioles won the opener of this series 3-2 in the ball game last night so the nationals trying to set up a rubber match for the sunday afternoon game here. it will be the final game for both of these teams before the all-star break. 1-0 delivery hit hard to second. flaherty has got it. under hand flip. and they get the double play. but a big run scored here in the ninth inning. one run, one hit. lead off walk to desmond coming around to make it a 7-4 game. ed with little adventures. so make the most of every sun-filled summer day with a refreshing leinenkugel's summer shandy. it's our refreshing weiss beer with natural lemonade flavor that says come on by without having to say a single word. our family's been brewing beers in chippewa falls, wisconsin for six generations and this one says summer. so grab a summer shandy and join us out here. only nexium 24hr

tommy hope is still recovering from his injuries. she says he will deliver his mail in person each day when he gets out. jonathan: someone who took the initiative in saved a life. kimberly: delivering mail and happiness. jonathan: tj maxx is in hot water. it is being sued under allegations that is eating misleading customers but discounts. kimberly: they are claiming it uses deceptive compared rices to trick customers, making you think you are saving big on namebrand items. t.j. maxx responded saying, "we tell our customers that we mean by compare at prices." jonathan: it is time to show you something that is probably the most disgusting and you will see all week long. kimberly: a bridge in iowa complete shutdown by bugs. millions of mayflies. cars were literally sliding across the road. >> the biggest thing i noticed is they are probably piled knee-high in front of the headlights and just sitting there. kimberly: knee-high. the roads are all cleared now but that is after the i would apartment transportation came out with a snow plow

and if they've not stayed in the family burr been bout by other owners sort of the discussion on tommy's joint the new owners we're not changing anything but the new ordinances have kept the name and the same vibe but changed it not the original place their needs to be some kind of. >> standards. >> standards or you know requirement that over the times especially if there's multiple changes in ownership they could give an example of the logos over a period of time or pictures but they need to sort tell that story if written or pictures or some kind of supportive documentation so but if you think that you know your going to i mean obviously a work in process to get a sense of the applications what staff looks at and maybe there's not enough information for us to feel confident about making the donation that certification then we'll take it from there i'll work with our recommendations to simplify there are two things to think about with this this is not the actual application but what needs to be required in the- this is sort of how i started work with this what are the measurable compone

. >> it is a funeral tommy a sad high school reunion. >> i hope he is here. >> who. >> johnny dougherty are right, he has to wait. >> there is no wait rules. >> and we're not talking about this. >> my uncle is dead, tom. >> so, they are joining us now, we have tommy pope pope, and tim butterly. >> congratulation is congratulations. >> yes. >> you're working on this project for how many years. >> six. >> this project yeah, it has been since december. let's say people in their hotel rooms are watching this, explain what delco proper, first delco stands for delaware county. >> yes. >> a section of our area is what delco proper. >> well, i don't know. >> it has a double meaning double co proper is in the geographical location and kind of sarcastically none in proper. >> you know how british people say proper. >> yes. >> yes, a lot of british people were in fail originally >> yes. >> there is nothing proper about it. >> first episode is a funeral and thinks a comedy. >> we have a dark sense of humor if you look at our other sketches, we have had a dark, demeanted type of personality. >> yes.

i am tommy hilfiger. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. >> welcome back you're taking a live look out across the airport. it is 4:56, 62 degrees right now. 63 actually. it will get up to 82 degrees, mostly sunny, a lot less humid and tonight the low will be 65. >> a brave young boy put his own life on the line to save his center from a would be kidnapper in chicago. a man in a van jumped out and grabbed her sister. she was halfway in the van when he grabbed her legs and pulled her as hard as he could. the man gave up the fight and released her. police are looking for the would-be kidnapper. >> we're getting pictures of pluto and they are something else. nasa released the pictures last night. they show ice mountains that are as high as 11,000 feet. >> this means this is very young because it's being bombarded by objects in the counter belt. we think it has to be less than 100 million years old which is a small fractions of the age of the solar system. >> the new horizon spacecraft flew win 7700 miles of

tommy malone, welcome back to oakland rudely. second inning the line drive over the wall. 2 or.third inning, country breakfast billy butler. then jake smolinski. back-to-back. 6-0. malone pulled after allowing seven round and 2 2/3, a's getting out pentup power. josh reddick, grand slam. 1st home overrer of the season. cyclonic circulation for him. smolinski, second home run of the game. four rbis for him. a's smack five home runs to blow out minnesota 14-1. >> good day for everybody. it just is great. hitters did agreed a fun win. the team made me feel like i was part since day one, and obviously everybody wants to help contribute and just trying too do my part right now and hopefully keep it rowling. >> craziest video of the day. surfer mick fanning attacked bay shark in south froze, two minutes into the open finals. said got caught in his leg rope help was able to fight it up a swim away. he is a three-time world champion, his name is on flip-flops. he has century star status the likes of kelly slater. here's his comments after the attack. >> just kept coming at my board. i w

he was tommy in "tommy."her -- which is a real good part. [ laughter ] and then, he was in a production of "hair" in college. i don't know -- has anyone ever seen "hair"? have people ever seen "hair" here? [ applause ] people who have seen "hair." here's something i can tell you about anyone who's ever been in the cast of a production of "hair." it doesn't matter where the production was. everybody gets super into it. they get super into the 60s vibe of "hair" and they tell you, "our cast got really close. we got -- we had like a weird connection and it got very intense and our "hair" experience was a very intense experience," and it is exhausting to listen to. [ laughter ] so my brother was in this production of "hair." and they were all super into each other. and it was this big thing. and they, whatever. age of aquarius. i don't know -- you know. but my brother, who is just so accident prone our whole life -- i've never broken a bone in my body. my brother has broken all the bones in his body. we -- he was

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

tommy mcfly caught up with a couple changing the condiment game in d.c. if you will.from the fresh fm studios. you found they were actually able to work together, the husband and wife duo? >> reporter: sure did. so cherries, mangos, pine ales -- pineapples and all, that's what ketchup was made of years ago. this couple is trying to bring back old world traditions while keeping their marriage together. i had to check out and find out how that all goes down. >> we get some weird looks. people think it's jam or jelly. we have to really get them to try it to realize it's very savory. >> reporter: but how sweet is the relationship now that they're building a condiment empire? >> it's actually pretty easy. >> it's had its challenges but we've-- >> we've never-- >> it's actually brought us pretty close. >> haven't had any blowout fights. >> we're good about leaving ketchup in the kitchen and going back to our normal lives and being husband and wife. >> reporter: they make their ketchups most evenings after working all day at different jobs. then they try to fill the demand f

. >> rob and i had a great conversation at tommy con about grinder he is so excited about this show. people are dying to see. season six of "the walking dead." we have a little insight into that bromance between two of the shows mainstays. this is how "the walking dead" bad boys show their love, getting handsy while carol just smiles in this new ew cover shoot. >> it is really interesting getting that shot. at one point she is laughing y saying stop it, stop it. what's going on? norm was trying to hold his hand behind mcbride's back and turn the photo around from the back and grab each other's butts and it is a cool shot because those guys are such friends on set. >> let's get into three things you need to know this season. one, civil war may break outside in the new safe haven. >> we have come to a place we can live with the public or live in a community and us having inner turmoils with trying to discover point of view if that's possible or not. >> next, rick's power position is threatened. >> do you have any idea who you're talking to? >> finally, more zombies, i mean everywhere.

butler lofts a single to right ben zobrist scores 2-1 rockies next batter josh phegley struck out by tommy ahlne to end the inning final: 2-1 rockies the user having a hard time and are playing like a last-place team --the a's anthony davis has reportedly agred to a 5-year. 145 million dollar deal to return to the new orleans pelicans. it would be the richest nba contract ever. but won't kick-in until the 2016-17 season. draymond green met. or is possibly still meeting with warriors management in los angeles he became a restricted free agent at 9:01pm and at that minute he was with the warriors brass dicussing a possibnle contract. the warriors would likely wrap him up tomight by giving his the $15.8 million per season maximum but if not. green could fetch about $15 million from any other team in a max contract because he is a retricted free agent the warriors could match any offer the detroit pistons houston rockets and atlanta hawks are reportedly interested in his services green has said he will entertain offers from other he decided that it was a good place to raise children >> pam :an

. >> tommy milone welcomed back to oakland rudely second inning line drive and then that's out. 2-0. third inning. billy butler gone. back to back. 6-0. malone after seven runs and two-thirds. a's got power today. josh reddick grand slam. 12th homer of the year. second of the game three-run shot. a's smack five home runs and blow out the twinghe twinkies. >> pitched great and final win. the team made me feel like i was part of it since day one and obviously everyone wants to help contribute and i'm just trying to do my part right now and hopefully, we can keep it rolling sglg rolling. >> what a game for him. attacked by a shack in south africa just two minutes into the open finals. said it got caught up in his leg rope. fanning able to fight it off and swim away this is crazy. this guy is a three-time world champion, like i said. his name is on flip-flops. super star status like the kelly slater here and here he is moments after the attack. >> he just kept coming at my board and i was kicking and screaming and -- >> see some teeth in get some teeth? >> i just saw fins. i didn't see t

tommy malone, welcome back to oakland rudely. second inning the line drive over the wall. 2 or.third inning, country breakfast billy butler. then jake smolinski. back-to-back. 6-0. malone pulled after allowing seven round and 2 2/3, a's getting out pentup power. josh reddick, grand slam. 1st home overrer of the season. cyclonic circulation for him. smolinski, second home run of the game. four rbis for him. a's smack five home runs to blow out minnesota 14-1. >> good day for everybody. it just is great. hitters did agreed a fun win. the team made me feel like i was part since day one, and obviously everybody wants to help contribute and just trying too do my part right now and hopefully keep it rowling. >> craziest video of the day. surfer mick fanning attacked bay shark in south froze, two minutes into the open finals. said got caught in his leg rope help was able to fight it up a swim away. he is a three-time world champion, his name is on flip-flops. he has century star status the likes of kelly slater. here's his comments after the attack. >> just kept coming at my board. i w

. >> reporter: tommy is autumn's dad and says he hopes the checkpoint will educate drivers and send a message. >> maybe we'll will able to remove them off the streets before they injure or kill someone. >> reporter: the family is here with this picture of autumn. they want to make sure drivers know what this checkpoint is all about. jenkins was driving home from a restaurant when the crash happened last april. she was a volunteer with the fire station. that station crew responded to the crash. >> i am touched seeing everyone here tonight. >> reporter: the police roll call tonight packed with family and friends. autumn's fire uniform and helmet on display and the humane society brought one of the dogs she loved from the shelter. >> we have a lot to focus on as far as educating the public on the effects of dripgnking and driving. >> reporter: the family won't stop education efforts here. they're looking into starting a chapter of mothers against drunk driving or another group here. police say the driver who hit autumn head-on has not been charged in connection with this case at this poi

. >> kroft: torsney, who's now retired, and agent tommy macdonald joined the task force in 2009. the joke was bulger was on the fbi's "least wanted list." there hadn't been a credible lead in more than a decade. and their efforts in bulger's old neighborhood of south boston were met with mistrust and ridicule. >> torsney: some people, they told us right out front, "you guys aren't looking for that guy." people just made the assumption we had him stashed somewhere. i mean, people really thought that kind of thing. >> tommy macdonald: despite that mindset that "we're not going to help you," the fbi still got it done. >> kroft: took 16 years. >> macdonald: took 16 years. yeah, this was not a typical fugitive. >> kroft: the fbi says bulger had planned his getaway years in advance, with money set aside and a fake identity for a "thomas baxter." during his first two years on the lam, bulger was in touch with friends and family, shuttling between new york chicago, and the resort town of grand isle, louisiana, where he rented a home until his identity was compromised. after that, it seem

. >> like many of the train passengers, tommy cross is on his way home from seeing the new year's eveireworks show in san francisco when he sees the officer entering the train car. >> i thought he was coming for me for a second, but he went right past me and grabbed the young man who just walked on the train. >> the b.a.r.t. police officer, tony peroni, is responding to a report of a fight on the train that the conductor called in. >> the lead car, no weapons, all black clothing. a group of bms is all we have. >> the transmission was bm. a group of bms which represented black males. >> cephus johnson's nephew, oscar grant, is one of a group of men involved in the altercation just moments before. >> oscar and his friend was on the train. an old friend of his they used to know had some issues in the past, and they saw each other. next thing you know, they grabbed each other and starting tussling. >> the scuffle comes to an end as the train pulls into the station. >> they squashed it, they went about their business and then the train, of course, as you know, came to the fruitvale b.a.r.t

jones: when you were my student, you were tommy. if you keep bringing up the us will keep calling you tommy. the supreme court tackled late amendment challenge to an oklahoma statute dealing with lethal injection drugs. and in ohio versus clark, the court tackles the issue of whether the sixth amendment confrontation clause protects a defendant from a statement given by a child complaining of abuse, when that child doesn't testify at trial. in high-end versus north carolina, the supreme court deals with the scenario -- you would think improbable, but not very improbable, with a police officer someone in a traffic stop and the basis for the stop is actually conduct that is not illegal. they stopped the car saying you should have two working brake lights when actually under the law, you are not required -- is that an unreasonable seizure if in fact, your conduct didn't violate the law and there was no legal basis for the stop? the defendants losing all three of those cases. i think that each case sets very important precedent and give

she found 66 tommy hope on the floor calling for help.d broken several bones in a bad fall and couldn't reach his cell phone. he survived drinking water from a bucket for rainwater. sissy says she was at the right place at the right time. >> he has to be a strong man to have done some of the things that he did do to survive, it's amazing to me. >> tommy still in the hospital and he is recovering from his injuries. >> update now to breaking news. officers remaining mum after reports of one of their fellow officers possibly shot. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us with a live report from hayward next. >> announcer: "today in the bay" begins with breaking news. >> breaking news at 6:00 several law enforcement agencies surrounding a hayward neighborhood where there are reports that an officer was hit by gunfire. >> the neighborhood around myrtle and lion street is shut down now. this is not far from 880. we have multiple reports this morning. stephanie chuang live at eden medical center in castro valley. we begin with "today in the bay'

. >>> tommy malone welcome back to oakland, rightly.l. two-run shot. 2-0. third inning, country breakfast, billy butler then jake smolinski, back to back jacks. a's getting out some pentup power today. josh reddick unloaded the bases in the fifth. grand slam. his 12th of the year, 11-0. in the eight inch. smolinski with the second home run, or i like to call it cyclonic circulation. a's blow out minnesota 14-1. amazing video, three-time world champ nick fanning attacked be ashark in south africa. he fought it off swam away unscathed. now if you don't know who mick fanning is, think the australian version of kelly slater. a surfing super star. here he is after the attack. >> just kept coming at my board and i just was like kicking and screaming and -- -- >> see some teeth? >> i just saw fins. i didn't -- i was waiting for the teeth to come at me as i was swimming. >> get a couple of punches in. >> i punch evidence it in the back. >> when he got back to shore he got really emotional. tonight at 6:00, reaction from the a's locker room. rea

clearly, tommy is here to do his own job and kudos to him.d be surprised if finishes in the top 10 so he is hurting the u.s. chances for olympic points and eric lacquers laggerstrom. helping to drive the pack, it was 30 plus second last time that they came through and it grew to 35. just over 28 minutes. >> 37 seconds a gap. >> they are stealing second every time and those guys are sitting back, not saving it for the podium. now start asking yourself who in that lead group of nine are the most feared runners? it.question about >> on paper and what we have seen over the last year, 18 months, you would think this the two gomez and luis, most likely to fight it out but we will see. >> the interesting thing is two years ago nobody would have called javier gomez a sprinter but we have seen nobody wants the 10 second penalty. spanish, one one of the french athletes in the transition area. there is our spanish athlete. shoes on, and germany is first, he will run courageously and running excitedly, gomez a little slow out of the transition. >> i have

. >> i'm tommy. to me, lonely was beautiful only at first sight. >> one of the things that my co-founder and i decided when we formed the new york city poetry festival we wouldn't be choosing all the readers. we would invite organizations from across the city to program their own readings on one of our stages so that way it's not our vision of what poetry is. it's the vision of the entire city. >> there are no words for this, but still some. teach, turns the love around a hundred times in her head before saying love is strange. >> i think a lot of people have this idea about poetry where it's kind of like a lonely art form. you sit alone in your bedroom at night writing and you don't hang out with your friends. you don't go out in the sunshine. so the new york city poetry festival is all about having a fun, beautiful day in the sun with other poets and creating connections between other poets. a typewriter is a physical activity. you have to engage your body when you are typing on a typewriter. and w

used to be five to one with told the story of tommy who had to go on the d.c. healthcare exchange, and tommy's premiums just about doubled and he spend months trying to get enrolled. and it just not fair to these young people that they should pay higher healthcare premiums so people like me can pay lower premiums because their assets are much lower. the difference between the wealth of a young person and an older person is now about poo 5 to one because of the zero interest rate policy the stock market has gone up, people with pensions have seen those -- the value of the peckses -- pensions increase older people have houses assets built up a. through inflationary times through the houses. so it doesn't make any sense at all. what we're calling for is -- i'm not going say it because i'm going to turn the podium over to jared who is a real millenial and knows what the solution is. [applause] >> there's a lot of talk on both sides of the aisle about how young people in america need some sort of change. things aren't working out for them. diana gave you the numbers

thank you tommy for protecting us. >> in grantsburg wisconsin, carson holmquist's picture on the high school mon very wallkoolchool honorary wall he was only 27. and david remembered by his aunt. dedicated as a father and husband she tells us. his life was one of joy and love. ♪ ♪ >> the fbi is now investigating whether abdulazeez has any links to international terrorist groups including isis. >> we will look at every possible aspect to include his use of social media. and this time we have no end kags that -- no indication he was inspired by or directed by any one other than himself. >> reporter: yesterday's attack iserily reminiscent of past mass shootings, targeted domestic military sites. in 20 s13 a lone gunman at the washington navy yard. last year four people were killed during a rampage at ft. hood in texas. >> attention, all units. >> the second attack at the base. 13 people were gunned down there in 2009. >> we have entered a period of new normal where attacks like this can occur any place in the country. security is enhanced at military recruitment centers around the countr