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trevor potter we'll see you tomorrow at the fec. we'll be right back.cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you everybody, we will come back, folks. i just want to remind everybody that on friday july first at 8:00 pm, you can see me live at the gaillard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina ,to benefit the medical university of south carolina's james w. colbert endowed chair. they provide the chair; i provide the endowed. [laughter] i'll be interviewed by msnbc's jonathan alter and taking your questions. and i'll be spewing such juicy secrets, the first three rows will be provided ponchos. see you there. folks, i love my home town because we know that small town america is the real america. that's where you can still find good morals, a strong work ethic, and primo meth. [laughter] i mean, the high speed chicken feed. so it's time for my latest hometown herotown. this week's hometown hero-town lexington, kentucky! where folks know that there are some things in life worth standing up for. they'd just rather sit down fo

trevor potter we'll see you tomorrow at the fec. we'll be right back.cheers and applause] [ horn honks ] [ indistinct conversations ] excuse me... am i in the right place? uh, ya! this is the bar exam study group!?! of course. look, what's this bar mean? the coors light is cold? and this bar? means it's super cold? congratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] introducing new super cold activation from coors light. with two stages, you'll know when your beer goes from cold to super cold! oh. hey! that's my beer! so sue me! [ male announcer ] frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. cool fort. can i come up? depends. what's the password? mattress? puh. come on up. impressive, sir. [ male announcer ] take a cheetos break with cheetos. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you everybody, we will come back, folks. i just want to remind everybody that on friday july first at 8:00 pm, you can see me live at the gaillard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina ,to benefit the medical university of south caro

as we continue to take your calls, stillwater, oklahoma, trevor.ou're on the line with linda hogan from stillwater. go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon, ms. hogan. i apologize, i'm excited and really nervous to be speaking with you today. my question -- >> host: hi, trevor. that's all right. >> caller: hi. [laughter] i'm quite giddy. your novel, "power," it changed the trajectory of what i was studying in university, and that's actually why i'm in stillwater now. and my question was about, it's a twofold question. i wanted you to go in depth a little bit if you would or could about the end by gram to that novel, mystery as a form of power, and maybe also to tell me because this is a curiosity i have a bit more of what happens to amah. >> host: trevor, before we get the answer, could you tell us how it changed the directory of what you're studying? where are you studying now? >> caller: sure, absolutely. i was an undergraduate english major. um, i had, i was really changing a lot of things about myself, getting rid of destructive habits, and amazon

and my lawyer trevor potter who turns out is also your lawyer trevor potter has warned us that i can in no way coordinate with you. i can't discuss your campaign plans prorx swrekts, activities or feeds so no one can accuse us of working together. i may be a high priced call girl but i'm not offering my services. got it? >> the deeper the plot the more he lash rate the rules but we'll follow them. >> stephen: the audience may want to know some of your ideas about how you plan to run in iowa or elsewhere. i can't know about them. if at some point you start talking about them i'll put on the cone of silence. okay. >> sounds good. >> stephen: now you're a four term congressman, former governor of louisiana. >> right. >> stephen: why dow want to run for president? do you just think the country is in such great shape, let me get the reign? (laughter) >> all my life i have studied economics and history and proud to be an american. i think our country's in trouble. we're giving our jobs away. and special interest on washington d.c. what i have done to control the money is decide to take no

trevor cahill, 18-8 last year. 8-8 this year. say that he struggled, he struggled early, but he actually pitched really well. >> coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00, a vigil for a man gunned down in hayward gets underway in just 30 minutes. we'll have a live report. >>> plus, the excellent deals you can get on a south bay home. why the prices are so low and how you can get in on the savings. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. and that's all for abc7 news. take you back, and read this story. not just the sailing crew preparing for america's

trevor cahill making his third start in the season against seattle and as looking to gain grounds inision before the all-star break. allowing just two runs over 17 and 2/3 innings. but the right-hander has never picked up a win against the mariners at home. that will be no easy task because mariners have their number one starter on the mound tonight. kate is live this evening. this will be a great match of opening day starters, cahill against felix. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. hernandez got the better end of the as at the coliseum in april and won each of the last three starts against the as but they're confident in their opening day starter and young ace trevor cahill as he takes the mound tonight. >> trevor is that guy and has certainly the credentials to be that guy, a guy you lean on every time he goes out there, you feel good about him going out there and winning a ballgame. today is no different. the other side is they have the same. >> he will come at you with hard fastball sinking both ways and hard slider he has thrown for strikes recently. he will be tough but we

the national organizing grand marshals, the trevor project, please come on up, the whole project. ok, they are here in spirit. our local organizational grand marshals, the glbt historical society and history museum, come on up. [applause] then we have our community grand marshals, dr. erin belkin, victoria korakowski, christiana remmington, therese terry st uart, dr. roland stringfellow. [applause] grayland k. thornton. [applause] these are our grand marshals this year. congratulations to each of you. thank you for being part of our city's official pride month and parade. [applause] hold on. then i would like to note that we have special certificates of honor ofrom my office and the board of supervisors to present these proclamations to the very special lisa williams and executive brendan bian for this year's honors. [applause] congratulations. we have certificates for each and everyone of you that are about to be passed out as well. once we do that, we can take bigger picture. -- we can take a group picture. we present to you all of the official grand marshals of this year's prid

trevor cahill found himself in a hole here.bling home a couple of runs and the a's come back here in the bottom of the 9th. suzuki goes deep. 5-4. weeks doesn't have to look over his shoulder, he is out to end the game. a's 10 games under .500. giants a tough one today, man cane got his 1,000th career strikeout. 7 shut out innings. giants didn't get a for 10 innings. they can win here. bottom 9, brian wilson gives up a home run. we go extra. 10 and a third innings without a hit. and then sandoval erases that with a home run. 2-1 giants in the 13th. wilson is already out and you know, mumare ez, no, he gives up a hit to tie the game and a 3-run home runner. 5-2. they are in detroit tomorrow. dodgers checks bounced. one of the proudest franchises in history. frank mccourt is trying to hang in there. he borrowed $60 million but some employees checks bounce. the dodgers said we will cover what bounced. it was a mistake and we will cover any fees related to having employees having their checks bounced. it's here. the nba is lucked o

definitely hitting weather and that wasn't good news for trevor cahill. he's tagged big.look at his expression as he circles the bases. you think he's happy to be out of oakland? yes. he gives up four runs here. mark texeria a grand slam. the a's are starting to hit the ball too. they've come on with seven runs of their own in the 5th inning. it is 14-7 yankees full highlights tonight at 10:00. >>> wake me up when it's over if your an nfl fan. but it doesn't look like that'll be for a couple of days as lawyers for both sides, players and owners say they will work throughout the weekend. yet not in the same room together to try to smooth out the last differences. players now probably won't even vote to approve what the owners have already approved of until probably next week. meantime, it is the last day in the alpes at the tour de france. and the winner is frenchman rolan. checks has taken the lead. could be tight right down to the finish. that's the sporting life for right now, giants back in action this evening. >> mark, thanks very much. >>> coming up on bay area news

thousands of mourners have flocked to the eastern bosnian town of trevor need said to mark 60 anniversary of the massacre. around 8000 muslim men and boys were killed as the serb troops overran an enclave. >> the pain is just as wrong. people are overwhelmed by the anguish of finding the remains. two tells nick -- two pelvic bones and the lower jaw bone were all that was found. he was one of those killed back in 1995. today, just another coffin lowered into the ground. over 600 were buried on this anniversary and identified through dna analysis. statistics perhaps for those grieving, sons, husbands, fathers. this is the worst atrocity in europe since the second world war. thousands of bosnian muslims had crowded into the u.n. camp in srebrenica. the dutch troops were easily overrun by the serbian soldiers. the men and boys were let off. this is the only part of the war to be labeled genocide. bosnian serb commander, ratko mladic, was filmed the reassuring the children. it was his troops that were charged with the killing. he evaded justice until this year. he was arrested in serbia and no

trevor cahill having problems again. halos get to him early. bobby abreu singles home aybar. 1-0.sting. jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer. ninth inning, abreu another rbi single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. game two currently going on, tied at 2-2. >>> one country rooting for the u.s. to win tomorrow's world cup final, and we all live in it. the americans will be favored to beat japan, but the japanese will be the sentimental favorite. a japanese win would be a definite morale booster after the death and destruction caused by the giant earthquake and tsunami that happened there in march. abby wambach knows what the u.s. squad is up against. >> we have to play good soccer, gutsy soccer. we have to go for it. no time to hold back. this is the time to take risks. this is the time to go forward. and hopefully we can get the win. >> once again, the game can be seen tomorrow morning, 11:45 it begins over on espn. >>> stage 14 of the tour de france, the toughest yet. 105-mile trek through the patterpyrenees, and finishes fia climb

there would be no trip back to trevor bain. he gets spun out and crashes into the wall. bain went in five laps to the race. joey logan loganno and the no. 5 car -- david regin committed a penalty that cost him the win, but tonight thanks to a little help, regin takes the checkered flag for his first. still to come, a northern california native sets a report at the at&t national. we'll head across the pond for more on the women's final. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2008 and she dominated in her six >>> maria sharapova was back in a major final for the first time since 2008. and she dominated in her six matches to get there, winning all 12 sets. with the nba lockout -- has plenty of time to cheer on his fiance. all the shrieking and yelling didn't bother -- she was playing in her first ever grand slam final. she won the match with 105 miles an hour ace. the 21-year-old becomes the first lefty to win wimbeldon in 21 years. third round at the at&t national. nick -- provided the fireworks from the back nine with six birdies and an eagle. eight under 62 and moves into a tie with the lea

. >>> they fried an egg on cement, ball park in arlington was 98 degrees at game time, trevor kay highlyo lifetime against the rangers. struck out josh hamilton, that ended the threat in the third inning. scoreless game in the sixth. josh willingham, matt harpring eye son caught him looking, one of seven strikeouts, lefty. scott sizemore who promptly bounces out to second base. the a's fail to score. harrison goes 7 2/3 scoreless inning. home half of the sixth inning. adrian beltre one to left center off cahill. it just gets over the wall. two-run home run, texas sweeps the a's 2-0. oakland is 39-53 heading into the break, 12 games behind texas in the division. >>> he que i don't think seo had plenty to smile about. seo got herself back to par with a 68 this morning in the third round. she took a 1-stroke lead. currently on the 18th hole but some of the field may have to finish tomorrow because of another delay. >>> down the coast the seals sharing pebble beach with the champion's tour this weekend, jeff slough man makes a run on the back 9, his birdie at 17 gave him the lead. jay harms

trevor cahill. conor jackson scores to make it 3-2.eeks with a three-hit game and he lifted his average back over 300. runners on second and third for coco crisp. ibar knocks it down and gets it out. angels take game 1, 4-2. >>> as for game 2 kurt suzuki getting the night off and that was in the lineup. as backup catcher down the right field line. josh willingham comes in to score the tiger woods run. the as would take a lead in the 5th but the angels come right back to tie it. vernon wells homers into the second deck off rich harden. it is 3-3 right now in the top of the 7th. >>> no player enjoyed the spotlight more during the all- star break than giants closer brian wilson. and anytime there was a mic and a camera, the beard wasn't too far behind. >> it is like you suck? haha. what? no, no, i don't. >> do have you that insured. >> that's a great idea in case i wake up one day and someone is scissoring my face. you have immaculate hair right now. get a shot of that. i want to get in there with whatever else is in there. garden gnomes

off a's trevor caihill. he has himself a two run double. and the a's do make a late bid to get back into the ball game. suzuki with a shot that will leave the yard. they cut it to 5-4 but that is the way it ended and that's the first time get this in over a month that the marlins have been struggling badly have won so much as two games in a row. they did it at the expense of the a's. the nba lock out as you heard earlier is in full effect. but before that, the warriors announced that lou adminson picked up his option. he will be back with the warriors whenever they start playing again. that's the sporting life for right now. >> mark, thank you. >>> the bay area's tri valley is making a big push to attract green jobs. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. lawmakers were on hand in livermore for the opening of a place they're called i-gate. see how it will draw more people to an area hard hit by lay offs. >> ktvu.com is helping connect you with the fourth of july celebration. go to our facebook page, you will find a map of the firework

trevor cahill, his 8-2 lifetime against the rangers, good early, strikes out josh hamilton with a runnercond base. scoreless in the sixth. matt harpring eye son catches him looking, one of 7 strikeouts for the rangers, lefty, next man up, scott sizemore who promptly bounces out to second. the a's fail to score again. hair iswent 7 2/3 scoreless innings. in the home half of the sixth with a runner on adrian beltre plugs one to left center off cahill. it just gets over the wall, two- run home run, his third of the series, check the sweeps, the a's 2-0, oakland is 29-53, 12 games behind texas in the division. >>> okung so had much to smile about. she was 10 strokes back. so got herself back to even par with a 68 and birdied 4 of her first 10 holes in the final round to take the lead. but for the fourth straight day play would be suspended by rain. they are going to have to finish the women's u.s. open tomorrow. >>> steve stricker trying to win the john deere classic for the third year in a row. he blue a 5-stroke lead on the front 9, need add par on the 18th to force a sudden death with kyl

and then welcome to trevor kay hill's nightmare. the yank roups for five runs in the second.e more in the third. the former a nick swisher with five r.b.i's. it is 17-7. nfl players did not vote on the contract ratified by the owners. they will look at it over the weekend and maybe vote on monday. some players reacted negatively to news the deal was done, because they hadn't even seen terms of the proposal. he said the contract on the table includes some items that the players had really never seen before. >> when you are going through a deal like what we are going through right now, you can't give as you time line to agree on something we never talked about. that's where you see the twitter where guys are going off mad. and rightfully so. you feel your intelligence is insulted. >> don't make him angry. you won't like him when he is angry. among those in lockout limbo, undrafted free agents like jeremy ross working out for months and waiting for an opportunity to tryout for teams. once free agency begins, you know it will be just a frenzy. he is hoping he will get a chance to

trevor recent struggle continue. 5th inning.k. 2 run double to left snevrment marlins take a 5 nothing lead but stage late rally. bottom 8. see ya. then in the 9th man on line drive to let and it scales the wall. all of a sudden the lead cut to one. then weeks. l last hope swing and myself end it and marlins take it 5-4. pl giants chicago one run lead bottom 9 looks enough for the win but gives up a home run to ramirez that sent the game into extra innings. l hitless until this in the 13th. sixth of the year. back on top 2-1. but ramirez can't hold the lead. 2 outs. bailey single to left. ross up throwing. now the game tied at two 2 batters lateed. it's gone. 3 run. walk off homer to left. 5-2 the final giants lost 2 straight. 3 game set tomorrow in detroit. nba owner locked out their players earlier tonight when the agreement ex paired. issue concerning to the owners 22 of the 30 teams were in the red this year with 300 million in loss. want a hard salary cap at 45 million as opposed to soft cap that makes it tougher for small

trevor cahill deep to center. just enough to get over the wall. 2-0 seattle.g why routine plays seem to be so hard. watch david dejesus. like ane adventure out of the fly ball. falls to the turf but does make the catch. 7th homerun of the year. two-run game. to the ninth. cocoa crisp. this is going to fall. weeks scores, that ties the game. seattle would answer in the 10th. ryan rolls into the tailor made double play but cliff pennington can't turn it. franklin gutierrez scores and that is your game winner, man, 4-2 the final. >>> tiger woods has not hit golf balls for sneerly two months due to an injured left leg including his knee and achilles tendon. no surprise when announced he would not play at the british open. he said he will not return to play until he is 100% healthy and claims he made a mistake playing at the player's championship two months ago. he still has the pga championship coming up on august 11. >>> raggedty ann watches for the tour de france. for the -- pardon my french. >> evans takes it in a photo finish. over the defending champ by that

now let's switch to gulf where former masters champion trevor immelman this finally finding some form after missing the cut in his last six tournament's he leads after the first day of the greenbrier classic in west virginia the south african has a one shot lead after carving a six under par sixty four he hasn't been the same player since wrist surgery a couple of years ago but let out of the book into his day a group of five plays are behind him including derek family did have a nice chip in here. i was at the ari show be. seeing his show an audience for major stars he's eight under par sixty three gives him a two shot lead their star on his big guns u.s. open champion down clock at six shots back and u.s. open champion rory mcilroy seven off the pace of the job and did produce the shot of the day seen here saving power on the fourteenth from the rough with the spectacular hawk around the trees while graeme mcdowell is nine shots back and are preparing to tell you all their lives. well how to be more successful rusher at the world aquatic championships the country which dominated the

now let's switch to gulf where former masters champion trevor immelman is finally finding some form after missing the cut in his last six torments he leads after the first day at the greenbrier classic in west virginia the south african has a one shot lead after carving a six under par sixty four he hasn't been the same place since wrist surgery a couple of years ago that the blocks on thursday a group of five players are behind him including derek lam lee had a nice chip in here. while at the ari show in india saying and shines islands for major stars at the moment he is eight under par on sixty three that round first round equaling his lowest ever round of his career and gives him a two shot lead as rollins big guns u.s. open champion down clark is six shots back in u.s. open champion rory mcilroy is seven off the pace although he did produce the shot of the day here saving par on the fourteenth from the rough they expect tackler around the trains while graeme mcdowell is nine shots back and patrick harrington is ten of late has been more successful rusher at the world aquatic champions

in the first game, trevor cahill was already down 2-0 when the angels added to their lead. eric aybar rips one over the right field fence for the 7th homer of the year. the as not doing much offensively against weaver until they came to the plate in the 7th. then with one run already in, weeks found an open spot in right center. that brings jackson arnold to score. it sends pennington to third. but the as could get no closer. in the 9th, the angels made it more comfortable. bobby abreu picks up his second hit and second rbi of the game. weaver improves his record to 12-4 after the angels'4-2 win. nightcap is tied at 2 in the 5th. >>> and the giants are in the 3rd inning at san diego trailing the padres 3-0. we'll have it all at 10:00 on sports wrap. see you then. >> that plus women's world cup soccer. >> absolutely. >> all right. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we remain at the scene in san francisco where police shot and wounded a man. we are talking with witnesses and police and we'll bring you any developments at 10:00. >>> that is our report. i'm ken wayne. >>

this weekend is to get our first full well that search to go for former masters champion trevor immelman this ali finding some form after missing the cut in his last six tournaments he leads after the first day of the greenbrier classic in west virginia a south african has a one shot late after carving a six under par sixty four he hasn't been the same player since wrist surgery a couple of years ago thanks for the props on thursday a group of five players behind him including derek brownlee who had a nice chip in here. while at the r.h. open india seeing sean ireland's four major stars his eight under par sixty three gives him a two shot lead going into the second day last roylance big guns british open champion down practice six shots back and u.s. open champion rory mcilroy seven off the pace of though he did produce the shot of the day yesterday saving the fourteenth from the rough with a spectacular i ran the tree graeme mcdowell is nine shots back and public harrington ten zero with. the upcoming world today championships in paris is an important event hopefuls ahead of the london