tommy's direction.ography and the cast and the whole idea was so incredible, let alone the story itself. it is just such an emotional, moving, inspiring piece. so then i got to go into it off-broadway and then i got to join the cast for the move to has been one of the most extraordinary things. charlie: you never saw brian? jonathan: i totally saw him do it. yes. i flew into new york on a friday. i saw the show over the weekend, five times in a row, and i went in on tuesday. charlie: five times in a row? jonathan: yes, five times in a row. at the end, i said to lin i feel like i need therapy. because if i see the show again and weep for three hours, i will have a mental breakdown. charlie: but you seemed to have shaped it in your own way. was it written that way or did you shape it that way? jonathan: i have this theory. and wespring awakening," had a lot of actors come through and replace. i have that sometimes people would come into a show and try to make it their own right away, i find it really anno

tommy: yeah.in: of course they created the financial system and one of the greatest countries in the world were both immigrants. most of the people in the audience, if they are not immigrants, there parents were, their grandparents were. a!ey remember and go, h [applause] charlie: thank you. remarkable partnership. ♪ charlie: jonathan groff is here. he plays king george the third in "hamilton. he previously starred in the hbo series "looking." i am pleased to have jonathan groff to the table for the first time. jonathan: i love this table. charlie: the table was having you here. we turn to "hamilton." why? it has such a hold on all of us. everyone i know who lives in new york is wanting to go and waiting to go. of lin-mf the genius anuel miranda is all there. what is it for you? what makes it so magical? jonathan: it is unlike anything i have ever been a part of or ever seen before. i got to see the show before i joined the cast off broadway. i said yes to doing the show before i had seen or heard

but tommy smyth refused oh wins' offer and would not listen to them. their meeting was so bitter, smith and owens never talked to each other again. >> this was the first time in -- so it couldn't be stopped. anything that happened, everybody in the world saw this. we wanted to make sure that respect was paid, that the liberty to ignite the fire to do what you believe that you could do, back in 1968, that was big. it is still important to know why it was done. i call it fight for freedom. >> reporter: azenith smith and carlos were getting their medals, a third olympic athlete, a white australian, peter norman, who won desilver, showed his support for smith and carlos by wearing a badge, a badge of the olympic project for human rights. for all the world to see. while the u.s. olympic committee refused the order by avery brundage and the international committee to suspend smith and carlos, and that angered brundage even more. he threatened to ban the entire u.s. olympic track team. tommie smith and john carlos were expelled from the 1968 olympic games and

people who wanted to kill tommy smith and john carlos.t that scary and very dangerous time, he told me that threats to kill him continued for many years. even for decades after the '68 olympics. avery brundage, the head of the international olympic committee, was so mad at smith and carlos he ordered the u.s. olympic committee to kick them out of the olympic village and remove them from the olympic games. brundage said their protest was a domestic political statement unfit for the apolitical international forum the olympic games were supposed to be. in fact, brundage had sent legendary star jesse owens, who had defeated hitler's nazi team in the 1936 olympics to meet with tommy smith to try to talk him out of the protest, offering to help him find another way to protest. but tommy smith refused owens' offer. would not listen to him. their meeting was so bitter, smith and owens never talked to each other again. >> this is the first time the olympic game was shown live. it couldn't be stopped. everybody in the world saw this. and we wanted

tommy at the fish again. a run scores. so this guy tonight, three hits for tommy joseph. he accounts for two of the three philly runs. phillies beat the marlins 3-1. tommy's family loving every month of it. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> time look at weather. >> yeah, so today we had the rain. tomorrow we're going to have the clouds and cooler temperatures. maybe a few popup light showers. i don't think it's going to be an all day rain by any means. 62 degrees. cloudy skies. overcast with popup sprinkles or light shower. thursday and friday the golden days out of the week and next five days. saturday and sunday a bummer over the weekend. saturday, heavy rain. we keep going forward. next week we're in the 80s and that leads us to memorial day weekend. so, yes, we will keep watching. that very closely. the unofficial start to summer. next weekend. not this weekend. this weekend we have the rain. >> mother nature is waiting for the official -- >> yes. >> memorial day. >> waiting. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. have a great night. thanks for joining u

tommy yo sef scoring his first major league run. 2-2.cher jeremy hellickson, laying down a beautiful bunt. that scores another run. 3-2, phillies. they would go offer to win. tyler goeddel, good redemption. 3-2 win. so that's another one-run win. the phillies are six games over .500 for the first time in five seasons. >>> eagles rookie camp, all eyes on quarterback carson wentz this weekend. yesterday, his first workout with the birds. >> i'm really excited for it. >> carson wentz made his first throws as an eagle. he has heard from some of his teammates but he has not spoken to sam bradford. >> personally i don't think there will be a lot of tension. i think people might make it out to be, but i think the coaches and everybody will be on the same page, and i think it will be a really good working relationship. i think it will benefit the team because we're going to compete. really everybody in the quarterback room and everybody in the entire organization is going to compete and push each other. >> if the eagles decide to sit carson, the

. >> i-- so i have known lin-manuel and tommee-- tommy for a long time. >> rose: tommy kail. >> our director, through a group called free style love supreme which is a improvised rap concert that involves a lot of sort of sketch comedy elements too. and so i have been part of this group because i met another founding member of that group, because we were both called to substitute teach the same class in the bay area. back in my substitute teaching days. so yeah, through this cler kal error i ended up in this group with lin. and we were performing at the super bowl in 2012, i think, whenever it was in new orleans, maybe 2013. and tommy kale was directing that event. and after it was over he tells me lin is writing this new thing, it's a rap musical about alexander hamilton. i told him its with a terrible idea and to please send me the music. and he asked would i come to a reading at vasser. and i said, of course, i have no money. i will do anything that you ask me to do right now, particularly if there is a check attached to it. and he sent me the script and it was-- he spent me the script su

with the tommy hilfiger and the calvin klein. we're coughing up high single digits. >> a great international story that we should start thinking about as a domestic power company. it is not adding up. don't miss the upside. this one is doing great. manny, always great to see you. >> stay with cramer. what is freedom? yes, it's riding a horse across fields and stuff but it's mostly getting to watch your directv with unlimited data from at&t. we're setting families free. so they can stream away - and not squabble over who's using how much. so go, family. watch. freedom. seize the data! get unlimited data when you have at&t wireless and directv. switch and get up to $650 credits, per line. >>> it is time! time for the lightning round! and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy! we'll start with dan in new hampshire. dan. >> caller: good evening. i bought $3,000 worth of pharmaceuticals. >> look. my father has it. i'm hopeful. because of what they have, i'm still saying it is a good speculation. >> caller: hello.

play tommy joseph and see what happens. at some point in the near future. ryan howard is playing for your play time. if he has a good series, pops a couple out of the yard, then he will continue to play. i think it's just a nice healthy competition going on. >> big day for the phillies of the future in lehigh valley today. j.p. crawford gets his first hit. two for five against toledo. nick williams sends one deep to right. and gone. iron pigs. >> it was quite a week in philadelphia sports. it started on tuesday when sam bradford addressed the media for the first time suns ince he bac away from his trade request. as we leave you tonight, here is a look back. >> when first found out about the trade, i was frustrated. after time and thought i realized this is still the best place for me to be. i'm not completely naive. i think you realize that if the organization made a move to get up to two at some point it's probably not going to be -- i'm not going to try to hide anything. i will electric to help carson. >> what a great nig

andlipid and others and i did that. >> i know you did that i see tommy in the back and kathy and steveichie i'm forgetting people barbara hale i said. >> barbara hale. >> i would all the cloufz have engaged around this issue and have been talking about this opportunity stand point and talking with the utilities companies as an opportunity to really on the construction side and the permanent job site. >> and my understanding is this is i mean this is thirty thousand feet; right? i'll imagine there needs to be a work plan and a set of tests my hope the champions have been identified and the agency wide opportunities and programs the devil is in the details; right? so working groups will convene around every single goal and executive team members and folks that will be part of this you're completely right the next step is a originating people on the committee because people actively worked on this and go with that group around the indicators and coming up with a work plan that had been for each of them this is what you can expect and who we partner that. >> through the chair. >> my goal t

tommy was directing that event.fter it was over, he told to me is writing a, lin rap musical about alexander hamilton. i said it was a terrible idea. he asked if i would come to a reading at vassar. i had no money, i would do anything you ask me to do right now if there is a check at attached to it. he sent me the script. he sent me the script as it was thus far, the first act and some scattered songs from the second act. all the demos of lin singing every part from every song. and beat see made in garageband, totally unfinished. it was the most brilliant thing i had ever heard. , and i kept reading showing up every time they told me they would touch it again, i canceled plans, took flights, because i didn't want them to see anybody else. i wasn't qualified to do this, i had never done a musical, never sang in front of evil. -- in front of people. actually teach me how to sing. i was so uncomfortable doing everything except rapping, which i have done for most of my life. all of the other components, the dancing, sin

tommy joseph scores his first major league run right here, 2-2. then pitcher jeremy hellickson, look at this, nice job. 3-2 phillies and they win it. another one-run win. tyler goodell gets the bath. phillies are six games over .500 for the first time in five seasons. >>> eagles rookie camp. all eyes on quarterback cart carson wentz today. his first workout with the birds. >> i'm really excited for it. >> carson wentz made his first throws as an eagle. he has heard from some of his teammates but he has not spoken to sam bradford. >> personally i don't think there will be a lot of tension. i think people might make it out to be but i think the coaches and everybody will be on the same page and i think it will be a really good working relationship for sure. i think it will benefit the team. we're going to compete. really everybody in that quarterback room, everybody in the entire organization is going to compete and push each other. >> reporter: and if the eagles decide to sit carson the entire season -- >> all i care about is winning so if the team

tommy smyth, espn soccer analyst, and roger bennett, and they're all about soccer. john micklethwait just ce to bloomberg a year and a half, two years ago, from london where he was editor of the economist. every year for 20 years he placed a 20-pound bet that liecester would win. every year, they lost! pick up the story. >> to be stric strictly accuraty didn't lose quite every year, when they were in the lower divisions, they won a bit that year. but it's fair to say my failure to bet last year was a disaster. >> rose: the one big year and there's no payoff. and the odds are 5,000 to 1. >> a hundred-grand. >> rose: if you put uh 20 pounds down? >> i have two confessions to made i've made repeatedly in the past few days. i used to do it august 11, my birthday, pretty the beginning of the english soccer season. this particular time, once i began to do well, through october, november, maybe i should have gone to bet then when their odds came down to 200, 300 to one. the silly thing is i miscalculated the odds so i thought i lost 10,000 pounds sometime around january. i

also, tommy smyth and we begin with this. he came from london where he was the editor of "the economist." every year for 20 years he placed a 20 pound bet that leicester would win and every year they lost. pick up the story. john: they did not lose quite every year. when they were in lower divisions. in league 1, i did win a little bit. it was my failure to bed last year that was a disaster. charlie: there is no payoff and the odds are 5000 to one. a hundred grand if you put 20 pounds down. john: i used to do it every august 11 which was my birthday. pretty much the beginning of the english soccer season. this particular time once i began to do well, this is october, november. maybe i should have gotten to bet then. the philly thing, i miscount related the odds so i thought i lost 10,000 pounds and sometime around january. i am a financial journalist and i still got it wrong. charlie: the fact that you did not make $100,000 -- john: you do it every year and you never imagine you're going to win. charlie: how big is the upset

one, is you're doing your own line, your fashion line with tommy hilfiger. >> it's crazy.mmy: when does it come out? when can we see it? >> so it's out september of this year, and it's going to be in the show, in tommy hilfiger's show at new york fashion week, and you're going to be able to buy it right after the show, so we're speeding it up a little bit. >> jimmy: this is a giant thing. this is pretty major. this is as big as it gets, really. >> it's crazy. like, i have so much respect for the artists and the designers that i work with that i don't want to call myself a a designer. i just wanted to make clothes for people that follow me and for fans of tommy hilfigrr that, you know, it kind of brings the east coast and west coast together. so i'm really excited. >> jimmy: you're very young. i mean, you're 21, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, you just had a a big birthday. yeah, 21. >> yeah, we can have tequila after this if you want, if you're that kind of -- >> jimmy: sure, uh -- >> i can say that. it's the first time i've ev

tommy grew up in the part of the country that i didn't. and is also very well represented in the show. his mother is a historical-- ar cheffist so he came all that just like he came by all the themes of "in the heights," that is also within him. and he also heard the second song i wrote for the show and he said you should be writing this a lot faster. he said it's great. and you're taking your time. a song a year is not a great output and-- . >> rose: we'll be here awhile. >> yeah. and so we just started plotting. that day, i think started plotting. all right, what are we going to work towards to get more songs out. >> an to lin's credit, he wrote the first song. when the thing happened at the white house. it didn't exist. there was no video of it. i remember lin saying, you know, they filmed it. it went really well, i wonder if it will ever see the light of day. and months and months later they decided to put out this little youtube on this white house.gof clan theal started ricocheting around the world. >> there was a good six months of

look at the view. >> funny line coming from tommy edison.er him from the early days of "right this minute." we skyped with him. he's been blind from birth. he's been a radio and traffic reporter for years he's a blind film critic. he reviews movies for everybody. people who can see and people who are sightless. a lot of people have been requesting to see him ride a roller coaster. he went to santa monica pier. >> it may not be the craziest. >> if you're blind your senses are turned up. you're going to experience it a little bit more. you can't tell about what is about to come. you can't prepare for the left or right. it's going to be entirely different. would it be scarier or less scary? oh, boy! here we go. >> i like this. >> this is interesting because everybody else is screaming and he's like, yeah. >> yeah. the smile has not left his face. he's digging the entire experience. >> you both are absolutely right. but then not so much. >> oh, my god. this is crazy. >> ben is getting a bit green. he doesn't look happy. >> that's why he makes be

one that tommy believes is pretty hard to swallow. >> i'm getting worried. if one restaurant can do that, who knows how many more? >> according to the city, you can still get the last five years worth of violation records for any restaurant regardless of ownership changes by submitting a public records request to city government. that of course will take days. a much easier procession would be to simply check the city's website. but if the restaurant changed owners, that online record gets erased. >> okay. that's complicated. thank you. >> if you have a tip, you can call or send an e-mail. lots of good information. >>> let's turn things over to our chief meteorologist. >> we're doing good. we have a warm-up coming our way. i know you've been hearing about that. certainly big heat inland with near 90 degrees expected. let's take you to the micro climate forecast. and the key thing, this dry offshore wind. 10 to 20 miles an hour. because of that offshore wind of the morning hours that we will have clear skies across the south bayh and 53 degrees. for the east

and he named the events the tommie smith youth track meet after his olympic hero. tommie smith gave the salute while receiving the gold medal for the 200-meter race in the 1968 olympics in mexico city. >> because he was an amazing athlete and a courageous person we decided to name this meet after him. >> reporter: smith has attended all 13 track meets in support of dr. alexander's work >> you hear that in the background? that's joy, love, being part of something. >> reporter: as a leader and mentor, dr. alexander helps kids like briona rivera get a running start in sports and school. >> he is like a grandpa to me. >> reporter: how? >> he helps me with everything. he checks up on me. >> reporter: thanks to dr. alexander, christopher pearson hopes his first place finish is not his last. >> my dreams are just to make it to the olympics one day and get a gold medal. >> it gives me goosebumps to see all these beautiful children. >> reporter: so for creating a program to teach inner city kids a healthy lifestyle, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. ma

that's right, from tommy james and the shondells. and we're here today on the site of woodstock

seems tommy's getting more time this week. >> this is the hardest thing i have to do, you know, i think it -- i've been thinking about a tit all year, hoping he comes out of this funk, but he's playing tonight, and every time i put him in the lineup, i'm hoping he's getting three, four hits, get on track. >> crucial week. eagles owner says he sees sam bradford as the right way to quarterback the birds, but on drafting wentz, he said, quote, we had to make the move to secure having a potential franchise facebook for many, many years, having a lot of as sets at the most important position in the nfl is a good move for now because in the nfl, it's the one position you can't just go get. you either have a really good quarterback and compete for the super bowl oh you don't, and you are probably not competing for the super bowl. sixers confirm the coach will not be joining the staff for family reasons. sixers working out prospects on memorial day. one of them, ben simmons' teammate from lsu, tim quarterman. he could be taken as the number one overall pick, but concerns out there about ben bec

tommy joseph is better at first place.uble play throwing to second base, tommy joseph better in the field. phillies up 3-0. make kill franco, drives in two run, seventh shut-out this season, same as they had all last season, the phils move on to detroit and you would see tommy joseph in the lineup. >> he's going to play in detroit all three games and and i'm not sure yet. he'll get a string of at bats. although he didn't get hits, i like his swing. >> eagles back on the field for the voluntary mini camps don't expect two players still missing, flexor cox and darren sproles are not going to be back until the mandatory camp in june. with sam bradford back in camp over the stupidity of his agent. things seemed back to normal but obvious sam bradford is over the drafting of carson wentz. >> i'm not completely naive. i believe you realize if the organization made a move. at some point, it's probably not going to be my team. but until it's not, you know, i'm going to continue to lead these guys the way i did last year and i'm go

tommy joseph playing first base. tommy boy. his second homer in just five starts.venth. herrera grounds up, doesn't huttle dohu hustle down the line. ryan howard. dhing. goes down swinging on three pitches. 0 for 4. he's hitting .156. he's 4 for his last 52. phillies lose 5-4. there is odubel on the bench there. >>> eagles beginning week two of organized activities. defense will hopefully be better with new coordinator schwartz. he'll have more on attacking style defense and a few of the birds joined us on comcast sportsnet "philly sports talk" today and said with the defense being on the field more than any other team the last few years the "d" was probably worn down later in the season and can't wait to play for jim schwartz. >> jim schwartz expects really man coverage, you know, for this game to work we have to cover. obviously get the defensive line some time. i see a lot of -- >> coach schwartz came in the first day told us your job is messing stuff up, linebackers' job is to clean stuff up. we roll with that. we're going to run around out there and knock some

>> it immediately made perfect sense and i knew exactly-- i actually told tommy to his face it was acause i was for sure mott-- my friend's writing a play and they want to pay me? yeah. as soon as they sent me the music, it was-- all of a sudden it makes perfect sense. that's the funny thing about this show, the pitch is not great, you know. >> stephen: my reaction-- i heard about it, and everybody said, "you have to go see it." i think you guys were still in previews-- you had moved to broadway but hadn't opened yet, and my reaction is what i think a lot of people's reaction is. the first 15 minute you go, "this is good. this is good. i wonder how long they can sustain this?" because it is so different. you're not used to seeing certainly history or musical presented this way on praud way. and the next 15 minute they go, "wow, that is really extraordinary." and 15 minutes later you've completely forgotten it's a new form and two hours later you're saying, "why am i crying over alexander hamilton?" why am i crying over alexander hamilton, daveed diggs? >> well, i don't know. maybe be

. >>> hey, the phillies before last night's game called up tommy joseph and sent down darren rough.ommy playing first base, made his major league debut last night. >> to go through the windy road that i did and to end up here makes it all worth it. >> tommy's family there cheering on their son against the reds. second inning, tucker barnhart skies one to left. rookie tyler goeddel. you have to make this catch. he drops it. two runs score, 2-0 reds. bad goeddel. this is good goeddel. brings home two with double. even steven. then pitcher jeremy hellickson laying down a beautiful bunt. that scores another run. 3-2, phillies. they would go on to win. tyler goeddel, good redemption. 3-2 win, so that's another one-run win. the phillies are six games over .500 for the first time in five seasons. eagles rookie camp, all eyes on quarterback carson wentz this weekend. yesterday his first workout with the birds. >> i'm really excited for it. >> carson wentz made his first throws as an eagle. he has heard from some of his teammates but he has not spoken to sam bradford. >> personally i don't t

one that tommy believes is pretty hard to swallow. >> i'm just getting worried. i mean, in one place can do that, who knows how many more can be like that? you can still get the last five years worth of violation records for any restaurant, regardless of ownership changes submitting public records request to city government. that can take days. a much easier process would be to simply check the city's website. but if the restaurant changed owners, that online record gets erased. guys? back to you. >> whoa, boy. well, if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give them a call, 888-996-tips or e-mail nbcbayarea.com. >>> the u.s. senate is acting on president obama's requests for money to combat the zika virus. it's slated to vote today on three competing plans and there is comes after a three-month delay. zika's expected to spread more widely during the summer mosquito season. president obama has been requesting nearly $2 billion to try to prevent the virus from spreading. senators say that the bill most lukely to pass cuts that amount down to just over $1 bill

and tommy kail was directing that event.was over, he tells me, "lin's writing this new thing. it's a rap musical about alexander hamilton." and i told him it was a terrible idea and to please send me the music. and he asked would i come to a reading at vassar? and i said, of course,. and he sent me the script and-- he sent me the script, such as it was, you know, thus far. there was the first act and some scattered songs from the second act, and all the demos of lin singing every part of every song. and beats that he made in garage band, totally unfinished. and it was the most brilliant thing i had ever heard. >> rose: "the most brilliant thing you'd ever heard?" >> in terms of a musical, as an idea for a thing to put on stage. immediately i just told them i want to do it. what i do have to learn how to do? >> rose: and what did they say? >> they said just come to vassar and do the reading. i did that. and i just kept showing up. every time they told me they were going to touch it again, i canceled plabz, i took flights beca

tommy joseph coming up scoring, first major league score. 2-2.tcher jeremy hellickson lays down a beautiful bunt and that scores another run. 3-2 phillies. they'd go on to win. tyler goeddel, good redemption. the phillies are six games over .500 for the first time in five seasons. >>> eagles rookie camp. all eyes on quarterback carson wentz this weekend. yesterday, his first workout with the birds. >> i'm really excited for it. >> carson wentz made his first throws as an eagle. he has heard from some of his teammates, but he has not spoken to sam bradford. >> personally i don't think there will be a lot of tension. i think people might make it out to be, but i think the coaches and everybody will be on the same page and i think it will be a really good working relationship for sure. i think it will benefit the team because we're going to compete. really everybody in the quarterback room and everybody in the entire organization is going to compete and push each other. >> if the eagles decide to sit carson the entire season? >> all i care about is

and this is tommy joseph. the neck batter. the future of the phillies probably at first base. homerun here. top of the seventh pete mackanin won't put with this. her hair rah doing it to first base and he was taken out of the game after that. the phillies lose to detroit five-four. >>> tom brady obviously doesn't know when to say when. doesn't know when to hold them and when to fold them. today brady filed a petition to appeal the inform fl's appeal that they won in the u.s. second circuit court of appeals. society the four game suspension bite commissioner was reinstat reinstated. the more raffle this story although brady and the players association won't quit this court has only row heard eight of 27,000 petitions of appeals. brady should understand there are more important issues in this country than pandering to him. >>> all right. nba is a broken product. it's a league that really has only four teams that are competitive for championship. it's a league where 80% of the playoff games are not close. it's not a league that compromises doing the right thing because i think th

it's a little small cockroach. >> reporter: tommy's story echos what city health cameras have caughtnd records reveal repeated high-risk violations and unsanitary conditions including at least four cockroach infestations and they found cockroaches on top of what was supposed to be clean utensils and plates. violation records we obtained show the city ordered the restaurant at this location to shut down at least seven times in just three years. >> why would the city allow it to keep reopening? >> because there is due process. we have a process that they have to go through. >> stephanie cushing had san francisco's department of environmental health which oversees inspections for roughly 1,700 permitted restaurants and caterers in san francisco. the city has only 30 field inspectors. he says if a restaurant is forced to close because of health violations the team at restaurant is required to undergo training and make visible improvements to reopen. >> we're trying to break that cycle with them snow may be trying but it doesn't seem to be working. >> we have to go through the process and

look at this, great performance, tommy joseph giving him help at first base to start the double play.ry of the day really is tommy joseph is really starting to get playing time over a slumping ryan howard. >> he is going to play, in detroit all three games and how he will play on dh or would be at first base i'm not quite sure yet. he will get a string of at bats put together. he didn't get any hits i like his swing ape his approach. he looked good defensively. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> ♪ >>> well, a long day, means an earlier sunrise and look what is happening? i told you we were going to see some sunshine today. 5:39 was our official sunrise time. so this is the view from the platt bridge, yeah, there we go, so, folks already squinting this morning, so bob kelly, get ready for some sun glare. that is here in philadelphia a, to the south of us, thanks to the influence of the low pressure system which bothered us all weekend long we had some rain, high pressure will be building in this week and will give us warmer temperatures as we head closer to the memorial

"eyewitness news" photographer tommy gardener shows us how. >> i looked out the window, and i watched years old. one of the biggest trees in the area. it just pushed down like the grass. all i seen was, and it looked like a bomb went off, and wind came down and scrape the earth. it was like a demolition, michael angelo once said you take pieces off that don't belong and sculpture has always been there. >> how about as i put your father in full uniform, i'll put an eagal cross his back because he was an airborne ranger, and i'll have you soluting the flag. >> that is what i saw. >> he went to work, eight hours later, this is what he produced. >> i wanted to show my town, that out of the worst can come the best. >> bob tried to make a positive come out of a giant negative. >> what do i think about that? i think about a guy who loves his country, that is what it tells me. >> it is heartening people help their community especially during tough times. >> just a nice guy and wish more people were like that. >> there is a lot of damage done, and a lot of people were affected and bob tried to

it's also a hobby, a weekly one for foodie tommy, he enjoys strolling through the city to find his next favorite spot. there was one restaurant that still leaves him with a bad taste in his mouth. >> if this can happen to me it can to anybody. >> he stopped by the all season restaurant in the diamond heights neighborhood. it wasn't long before he lost his appetite. he says it started with a pot of tea. >> drink cups, then i see a little thing moving in there. it's a little small -- >>tommy's story echoes what health inspectors caught on camera at the restaurant time and time again. records reveal repeated high risk violations, and unsanitary conditions including at least four cockroach investtations. they found them on top of what were supposed to be clean utensils and plates. violation records we obtained show the city ordered the restaurant at this location to shut down at least seven times in just three years. >> why would the city allow to the keep reopening? >> because it is a due process. we have a process they have to go through. >> stephanie had san francisco's department of env

and he named the events the tommie smith youth track meet after his olympic hero.e while receiving the gold medal for the 200-meter race in the 1968 olympics in mexico city. >> because he was an amazing athlete and a courageous person we decided to name this meet after him. >> reporter: smith has attended all 13 track meets in support of dr. alexander's work >> you hear that in the background? that's joy, love, being part of something. >> reporter: as a leader and mentor, dr. alexander helps kids like briona rivera get a running start in sports and school. >> he is like a grandpa to me. >> reporter: how? >> he helps me with everything. he checks up on me. >> reporter: thanks to dr. alexander, christopher pearson hopes his first place finish is not his last. >> my dreams are just to make it to the olympics one day and get a gold medal. >> it gives me goosebumps to see all these beautiful children. >> reporter: so for creating a program to teach inner city kids as healthy life sometime, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. mark alexander. sharon ch

. ♪ >>> phillies started six game road trip and tommy joseph started at first base.oit. top of the fourth, miguel franco with the scored tied against detroit. homerun. twos-one phils. bottom of the fifth, maikel cabrera a hot. three homeruns in this fifth innininning. his second of the game. that was the end of the vazquez. tigers took four-three lead. ryan howard is four for his last 52. two strike outs. he's hitting .156, has 22 strike outs in that period. and this is tommy joseph. the neck batter. the future of the phillies probably at first base. two hits, homerun here. top of the seventh pete mackanin won't put with this. her hair rah doing it to first base and he was taken out of the game after that. the phillies lose to detroit five-four. >>> tom brady obviously doesn't know when to say when. doesn't know when to hold them and when to fold them. today brady filed a petition to appeal the inform fl's appeal that they won in the u.s. second circuit court of appeals. society the four game suspension bite commissioner was reinstat reinstated. the more raffle this

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rhodes how his background prepared him to sell the iranian deal and yet tommy kinds not -- tommy cotton's did not. that would have been an interesting dichotomy for me. but i want to ask mr. rhodes what he meant by certain things. he said we created a negative chamber. does the chairman know who "we" is? ? >>i do not. >> he then invoke executive privilege and he cannot be talking about what other presidential advisers said. so, i could be that, could it? >> i do not know. >> then he said reporters call us to ask when to them what is happening in moscow and cairo. i'm curious which reporters that would be. which ones call him to find out what is going on in cairo? but we cannot ask him because he is not here. he has plentyd, of time to sit down for what he had hoped to be a fluff piece in times." york this is what really concerns me, mr. chairman. in talking about those reporters, he said they literally no nothing. how does someone literally no nothing? he said there were 27 years old which suggests they at least have a drivers license. if they are 27, they would be eligible to vote in the

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whether they sit him for all three games and play tommy joseph, whether sit him for two games.hink it is a sign if they sit him in all three the end could be near. >> and they are saying they will go with joseph a lot even with righties. and did they get rid of chase utley too soon? >> no. >> did you see what he did? >> i understand that he is having a great year. last year at this time he was hitting .200 and said there is no way, he has nothing left. against the mets, that kind of thing is a bad thing to do when you throw behind a guy like that. now you get chase a little more in-tune and this is what happened, bang. >> grand slam. they are booing him all weekend. still booing him on the 7-train tonight out of new york. >>> speaking of betting boos, the eagles last year were booed constantly and deserved. making changes from the coach to the secondary. mike as we talk eagles, have they done enough with the secondary, with the defense to be a contend center >> no. not a contender. their defense is going to be better. i think talking about the safety, i think he is right on. th

unfortunately, you and your three children faced bills that tommy had previously taken care of. >> yes. it was difficult because there was such a big shock when it happened. and we were so overwhelmed. >> reporter: of particular concern to her was the tax bill on their home here in fairfax county, virginia. she didn't want to fall behind because she didn't want to lose the only stability in her life. enter, virginia delegate tim hugo who heard stories like marlys' and felt compelled to do something. the problem you faced was virginia's state constitution which requires every resident to pay property tax. >> we figured out we wanted to help the families but we had to change the constitution. >> reporter: this november, a ballot measure will do just that, allow local municipalities to exempt property tax payments from widows of police, fire, or first responders who have lost their lives in the line of duty. these are people who gave their lives to the state of virginia. >> right. we don't ask anybody else to run into a burning building or strap on a gun and body armor and run into a dark