open champion from northern ireland, an unreal performance by rory mcilroy, the 2011 united states open >> i want to play a little clip now from the epic scene at the end when you won and you ran to your father. just want to watch this. >> another u.s. open champion from northern ireland, an unreal performance by rory mcilroy, the 2011 united states open champion. >> a very emotional scene there. you won the u.s. open and you walked to your dad and you hug him. you say happy father's day. i can't think of many greater father's day presents than that. how did your dad react to this? >> he was fantastic all week. he was a very calming influence to me. having breakfast with him, we sort of talking about the day ahead, how i'm feeling. i feel as if -- i mean i'm obviously a lot of sons are very close with their fathers but i feel like i can say things to him that i couldn't say to anyone else and he's always very positive. anyone that knows him will tell you that. just re-assuring saying everything's okay, you'll be fine, just keep doing what you're doing. and to be able to celebrate like t

it was unreal. but, again, another weird thought went into my mind. looked at it and i said, where's the hollywood square? why isn't this thing spraying out a country mile? >> you've seen your share of movies? >> oh, yeah. the next thing that kicked in was reality and my training. got to get this under control. i grabbed a tourniquet. we keep one readily accessible. i got on the radio and called up for help and let them know the situation. and then i checked on my guys. had that gone off it would have been a different story. >> you and them? >> yes, sir. >> everybody in movies calls a wound, any wound, a ticket out. a ticket home. in my experience, with guys like you, it's a bummer because guys wired like you want to stay in the fight. >> yes. >> was that your situation? >> that was the hardest part. one of our first sergeants that was with us who was on the ground he said, hey, come on, we're going to get you out of a here. i kind of hit his arm away and i said, you're not taking me anywhere until you get the s.o.b.s. the worst thing i thought about

with little over a minute left before their world cup would end, it was an unbelievable cross and an unrealr. >> she's known to do this. itit abby -- >> reporter: that goal pulled them back from the brink and pushed them into one of the most nerve-racking tiebreakers in sports, a penalty kick shootout. it was hope solo's turn with that hand. >> she's the best goalkeeper in the world. i was as confident as she was. >> reporter: allowing the u.s. to seal the deal with its final goal. >> the usa wins! >> reporter: deja vu. it was 12 years ago to the day the u.s. won the world cup with that last irt-tearing shot from brandi chastain. today's heroes grew up watching those heroes. >> you know, absolutely, with the '99 team, it's an historical moment. it really kind of created the pathway to our success. >> reporter: so besides the heart-stopping moments what do they have in common? well, you c ctainly noticed that they're both teams of women. but you hopefully noticed they're a team of athletes. phenomenal, gifted, hard-working athletes. that is what these fans, men and women, noticed. that is wh

regime of mark --mubarak, demanding a free and democratic egypt. " we feel the demands of gone unrealizedntil now. we demand retribution for the protesters who died during the revolution. we need just trials. >> hosni mubarak ruled egypt for almost 30 years. egyptians are impatient to see him brought to justice. >> look at how he has been imprisoned. they put him in a five-star hotel with servants and people to help him. but protesters are demanding the punishment the former officials found guilty of crimes. they say the need for reforms offered by the current military hunta are not with their countrymen died for. >> southern sudan will become an independent state on saturday when it secedes from the north. one day before the world's biggest countries born, moon met with sudanese officials and ask both sides to work hard to forge a peaceful coexistence. he condemned the recent fighting along the border. thousands of sudanese have been fleeing government troops and militia in the border region. germany, opposition has failed. riyad thought to be paying for battle tanks. they argue the tank

unreal. >> reporter: determined to get the shot, he used his own money to keep the expedition going. day, struck gold. >> there they are! finally. six months i've been looking for polar bears. finally, i find them. mom and two cubs. one big happy family. >> reporter: is it as glamorous as it looks? >> sometimes. yeah. sometimes it's glamorous. sometimes, i remember, i didn't change my trousers for 17 days. and i hadn't showered in ten and, you know, you almost forget about basic human needs because you're so focused on getting those shots. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm stephanie sy in new york. >> "killer shots" premieres this friday july 8th. well, thanks for watching abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america." they're going to have more of diane sawyer's interview with jaycee dugard, who was held for

on linden the other day, the three of us were sitting there and saying it is unreal is so beautiful on such a small scale. this becomes the signature of this area. i think the building's response to how it opens up to ivy is great. one question i would ask the architect, architect baker -- i am so tired i can barely recall your name -- to continue finding an answer to the concern about the adjoining building are now. -- building owner. this is a building that has been there for a long time. in its current scale, if you would look at that site today, it would probably be a different building. i leave it to your creativity to engage this building in the manner that it becomes a positive, ongoing contributor to the neighborhood. that is the only challenger would ask of you. vice president miguel: i am so pleased to see this project come forward after serving 13 years on the central freeway-octavia boulevard task force. it finally got built. even that goes back a few years now. with the intent for these parcels to be activated. to see this come forward is fantastic. i certainly agree with

stuck in no man's land, he pulls every trick in the book, behind the back, through the leg, unreal! that was the point of the tournament. stay with us. wbal-tv 11 news cont >> big weekend for you to deliver. >> we did today. the weather was fine. we might hear some thunder overnight tonight and tonight's lose will be down in the 60's, mid 70. 90 tomorrow and monday, rain chances each day. it looks like monday's rain chances will primarily be in the south of us. >> ok. >> if we can hold it together, the fireworks forecast for monday night looks dry with temperatures in the 70's, but with the storm hanging around just to the south, i mean down around annapolis or something, we'll keep an eye on that. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you back tomorrow. "saturday night live" is next. happy 4th! >>> the following is an address from the president of the united states. >> good evening. as you probably know, over the

looks unreal compared to the shots we saw last week when we saw plenty of clouds and all gray. not the case today. plenty of blue and temperatures inland warming up to the mid- 90s. around the bay seeing temperatures as high as the 80s and coastline seeing temperatures flirting with 70. tonight pretty pleasant as well, temperatures in the 50s even close to the mid-60s. clear in those inland locations, around the bay seeing temperatures a little cooler there and 50s and 60s. a little bit of low clouds and fog at the coastline. so that area of high pressure that's been bringing that really hot weather to the rest of the country, that's bringing us the pleasantly hot weather here in the bay area. once again warmest day of the week today still pleasant for the next couple of days but we are going to cool off a little bit. rest of the bay area -- excuse me, northern california today seeing nice temperatures, 96 in fresno, 92 sacramento. yosemite 88. 66 eureka. only place on the board with cloud cover. the rest of the northern california area getting plenty of sunshine. today our hig

it appeared sharp and clear it seemed unreal. when i heard the steps closer i closed my eyes and prayed to the gods. when i opened my eyes i heard breathing and feel the warmth of another body it was so close to me. i heard his voice call out. sachy, it's me matzu, let me help you. i thought i died and went to the other wonder. matzu? spilling up from the leaves like a wounded animal. i forgot everything even the shame of allowing him to see me. he began to laugh is that you or the fox cot. it was the first time he joked with me he had been so quiet. it wasn't the time for laughter i was tired and hungry if i had been the god i might have been made food and water appear. it was my good fortunate that matzu found me. i had been looking for you all night. are there others? i could barely get the words out. they think you have gone to a better world how do you find me. he smaled. he opened [inaudible] and took out a bottle of green tea. the tea tasted cold and bitter i had never been more aggressively for anything else in my life. h

great unreality is serves off a place among the legends of tennis. two decades later the last team to win the u.s.s.r. football championship see eskimo regroup to commemorate the victory. it's been a day of pit crew mishaps by the major contenders for the formula one thrown in the garbage of red bull mcclaren both of committing costly errors leaving for a month fernando alonso to reap the rewards reaming champion sebastian vettel started the day in second but sees top spot right from the off the german then lost opposition to fernando alonso when both cars went in for a pit stop on love twenty seven i will not go on malfunction in the red bull along the spanish two time champion to take control jenson button mcclaren mechanics then forgot to put the wheel not on altogether forcing the winner to retire so along to first to the checkered flag while vettel got the better of paul starter on teammate mark webber for second place russian batali petroff finished well. all right from england to argentina where nerves are jangling for brazil up a cup america

you know it's been unreal experience is open champion and it's something that i would do work to achieve again to be known as the open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now organizes a formula one south korea grand prix have a reputation to repair after a disastrous lancets debut drivers were vocal about the poor conditions of the track last year which was completed just and days before the race has insisted they were to pay those mistakes when the cars returned they said. approximately six hundred million people from around one hundred eighty countries watched the event which was held here we've definitely learned from our mistakes in two thousand and ten and the world will see a new and improved form of the world try come october fourteenth. and i'll stay with malta sports as the so where all interest races roaring through russia an exciting finish awaits at the olympic host city of sochi following a flashy start in moscow and then those stops the general classification in his come awestruck after taking the second stage from its double god of steam a to do out o

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it was -- it was unreal to be honest with you. >> harris: the crane hit some vehicles, completely crushing this car. we're told three people were hurt, none seriously. new york. a two-story rental home exploding northeast of albany killing four people. these pics show the aftermath. this man says he ran to help. >> we just pulled everybody out safely as we could there was people laying on the ground deceased and whatnot. it just really a tragedy. >> harris: police saying a propane leak responsible. texas, a construction worker falling more than 50 feet down a hole drilled for a concrete pier outside dallas. fire crews lowered down an emergency worker who put a harness on the man and helped get him out. iowa. forget writing essays to get into school. one nba program south of cedar rapids asking applicants to send tweets on the social network twitter instead. >> you are in an elevator with a ceo, you would want to say something really creative very quickly and that's what a tweet allows our candidates to do. the winner could also get a $37,000 scholarship. and that's a fox watch across ameri

this is unreal. >> reporter: don't ask don't tell is nearly history. >> in all the training that theitary gave me is when you see something wrong, you step up and do the right thing. >> reporter: she won her case against the policy and was allowed to serve the remainder of her career outside of the closet. >> it was better than living in the closet. i was able to go to work without fear. i was able to be myself. i made tighter bonds with my coworkers. >> reporter: that's dunning standing next to barack obama. >> i think that other people today who are serving will feel a sense of relief. they will know that when i come into work today, today will not be the day that i get a notice saying your job is over. >> reporter: this might be a new start. don't ask don't tell officially ends 60 days from now. but that is not the end of the fight. advocates say their next battleground will be to get the same military benefits for same- sex military servicemen and women as their straight counter parts. noel walker. >>> barbara boxer issued a statement today on the end of don't ask don't tell. it

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it's an area, we have been out there -- i went to swim there at 5, 6 years old, and it's kind of unreal never imagine that this has happened. nerve are look that island the same way again. it will always be a -- we also have to remember that during the last 45, 45 years, i looked upon that island as it is today. a pearl out there. and that's my life. this is -- this happening, we will, of course, relate to that also for the rest of our lives. but i think that we will remember them, respect them, life has to go on. >> cnn's michael holm. >>> after surgery and chemo surgery, yugo chavez returns home. the latest on his battle against cancer. >>> plus, famine grips the horn of africa again. something is keeping it from reaching those who need the supplies. ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a real good time ♪ [ male announcer ] with beats audio and flash, you can experience richer music and download movies straight to the new hp touchpad with webos. >>> venezuela's president has returned home after a week-long visit to cuba for cancer treatment. hugo chavez says a thorough scan show

>> it is just a gruesome and unreal situation. people are not quite believing what they have been part of and they, i think, are still in shock and will be for a long time. what we are appealing for in norway is that everybody takes care of everybody and we talk to each other. it's not just the people that were on the island affected, these were youth, 600 from around the country. you have relatives and friends in every part of the country, and they will now also be needing support. we're appealing for everybody to just take care of each other and talk to each other. >> vivian, we thank you for that and will talk to you later in the day. joining us there, the red cross spokesperson from norway. >>> we are going to bring you all the implications of this. coming up in a moment, we will inbound oslo where authorities are now starting to get a better picture of what took place. this is cnn. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically

nothing that the president can do to bring both sides together, because one side is on the age of unrealityme in that it will not become law, and the only game in town is the harry reid plan and the president has de facto backed the plan and the harry reid plan is the only one that can pass the senate, so the onus is on john boehner the educate the caucus they will not be able to impose tea party doctrine on america with the debt ceiling. >> good look with that joy-ann. you run thegrio.com, and what are the users of the website and you have thousands of people who are members, what are they saying about what is going on in washington? >> well, a sense of complete frustration, and most people have not heard of the debt ceiling, because it passes without comment, and people are stunned it is this far. but i will tell you that there are a lot of our raders who believe that president obama is uniquely being targeted for just almost insane opposition to anything he does, anything he says. >> and that is because -- >> well, a component of it because he is a democrat and always the reaction it hap

you know, it's unreal. to -- shame on them. >> i mean, i think there's a lot of merit to that. because i think most average americans, 9.2% of americans have lost their jobs. they don't want to hear partisan squabbling in washington. they want to get their jobs back and they want to see action. and when they see this standoff with these people just spouting abuse at each other, it's really, really, as you say, it borders on shameful, i think. >> yes. >> what do you think is the problem? why has america got itself into this hole, do you think, financially? >> well. if i knew the answer to that one, i'd be much wiser than i am. >> you're a businessman. you've made a lot of money. obviously like everyone else i'm sure you've been through a pretty tough period the last few years. when you put your finger on the business model of america, incorporated, what are the problems? >> we didn't pay as we went. i mean, you know. that's the simple truth of the matter. you can't live off the future. you have to, you know,

by the way, there are -- ar unreal. there are no homes in the immediate area of the fire. viewers sent us pictures. it shows you how massive and far ayou what it could be seen, just dark black. it was a mushroom cloud rising at least 9,000 feet into the air. i was in walnut creek. you could see it perfectly from there, 20 miles away. log on to our website, cbssf.com for more information and pictures of the fire and the smoke. >>> anne just said that the air is fresh where she is. i'm wondering if the wind is blowing out all that smoke? >> and hopefully it's a little fresh in our neck of the woods, too >> you know what, yeah, we have seen that wind and, of course, that was picking up in the afternoon yesterday but now we are getting high pressure overhead so it's going to compress much of that air. the wind will be calming down. patchy fog out there this morning, a little thick especially at the beaches, dense fog. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. by the afternoon, though, we are warming things up again. and likely to see some 90s again to return to the bay area. 90 in live

it was unreal to watch this thing make its way here. there was dry air ahead of it, but maybe the ground here and resulting air has been so dry, that that's one of the reasons. regardless, this storm just soiled the sheets when it hit the shoreline. but there's some good news here. because a lot of farmers have planted cotton this year because cotton is drought resistant. the harvest is coming in now and they don't want rain when the harvest -- when trying to harvest the cotton. diminishing the quality and yield. ironically enough, the cotton farmers who have something to harvest, are happy that it didn't rain. so there you go. there's a nice end to this story. the drought continues as you've been saying. deficits well up and over a foot and they didn't get much to put a dent in that at all with don. >> do bring a ray of sunshine perspective in terms of the cotton growers. we'll be chatting with you later this morning. folks, another system possibly another system out in the atlantic. we're talking about the potential of emily. more on

unreal, just looking at that video, david frye, thank you so much and i'm so glad you and so many othere are safe, given what happened there, david, thanks for calling in, safe travels. >> the murdock hacking scandal that began with one british tabloid has morphed into something of a monster now. now the man behind it all is about to do some explaining in a very, very public way. plus we're following the breaking news out of london this hour t reporter blue the whistle on the news of the world hacking has been found dead this morning, all of this straight ahead. we'll be right back. is a whole nother story. unsurpassed torque... best in class towing... legendary cummins engines. which engine do you want powering your truck? guts. glory. ram. the nascar nationwide series, which engine do you want powering your truck? i know pleasing fans is a top priority, 'cause without the fans, there'd be no nascar. just like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wa

it was unreal, and then we just saw black smoke coming up. we knew something was wrong, obviously.n. >> people screaming and running away from this explosion? >> i didn't hear any screaming. it was just confusion. people were just standing there, and after a minute or twosome people were running down the street just to get away, i think. and i think some people were hit by flying glass. >> so, nick, real quickly, we hear two explosions. you only felt one, you said? >> i think they went off at the same time, because it was extremely strong. >> all right. nick subia is on vacation witnessing it saying he was around the corner having a drink with a friend and heard a big rumble and felt it. he said it was like a big wind was blowing, and then it started blowing black smoke in his direction. several people injured there. government buildings in oslo, no norway. more on our breaking news right after the break. [ jerry ] i'm a grandfather, a retired teacher, and i count on social security. here's what i'm not... a pushover. right now, some in washington want to make a deal cutting the so

. >> it is unreal. at least the death toll, once at 93, now down to 76.me, she had the voice, the stardom, but amy winehouse also suffered from a deadly addiction. >>> after the death of amy winehouse, not totally unexpected, it's currently listed, her death is unexplained. that's what's trending today. a court proceed dour to determine the circumstances started today, even as her parents identified her body and an autopsy was conducted. an official cause to have death will have to wait until the toxicology test results do come back in a couple of weeks, but a family funeral will continue on. we're hearing it could happen as early as tomorrow. and the death of this young woman with a soulful voes, straight out of the 1960s, and a terrible drug problem, straight out of the '70s, is really ricochetting through the entertainment industry. russell brand, he wrote a long post about amy winehouse on his own website. he's a recovering addict. he calls it for amy. in this whole thing, he talks about his phone call. it could be one of two calls that addicts and lo

and science and we beat the soviets, my brother and me, and the benefits from the space program are unreal. i was watching a debate during this last campaign, and the republican candidate for senator stayed government never created a job. and i noticed that ironically the debate was carried on satellite. we built the interstate highway system. this is -- i just, you know, so now i know we're not going to get a big stimulus package. so i'm looking for different ways to -- different models to build jobs. you know, why aren't we retro fitting residents, businesses, universities, buildings? in minnesota, we have our people in the building trades are just hurting, hurting, hurting. and let's put them to work. we have a company in minnesota, a big building, huge air-conditioning system. they are building the air-conditioning systems for the new world trade center. because they are such a big and successful company, they are credit worthy, so they are able to borrow money. and what they do is they just lend it to their customers and say buy our air conditioners and units and within three to five

unreal. ed lavendera in waco. eddie, thanks.his friday of reporter roulettroule chad myers here in the weather center. tracking don. where's don headed? >> right along my favorite beach in the world, and you can include all the caribbean beaches as well, because this is best. but don't tell everybody, because i don't want to get it really full of people. >> san pedro beach. >> right along the shore here in florida and texas, this is the texas coast, it will be coming right on shore. it will be run storm for the rain-making books, but other than that, not a very large storm in size, not a very big storm, north to south or east to west, and probably just a couple of inches of rainfall in any one spot. this is not going to be a big deal. this will not be a flood-maker. it will get some rain for souths of south texas and northern mexico, would like to cover up the entire state for a couple of days, that doesn't work, not with this small system. but there are more storms out there. and remember this, this time next week, monday or tu

they are in an unreal world where they're talking about the radical things that sound right, but whenou put it into effect -- talking about the radical things that sound right, but when you put into effect, do people want those cuts? sewer and water, assistance for students, much more draconian cuts in medicare and medicaid. that's not where the american public is. the balanced budget amendment is a sound bite that would have a very devastating effects, if it or put into effect, and like i said, yesterday, the republicans did not want to put into effect when one of the people offered it up. host: we will go to the democratic line. john is watching us in rhode island. caller: nice to be talking with you. congressman, i'm one of these people who believes the united states can no longer be all things to all people all over the world. i think congress and the president ought to get our troops the heck out of that desert and bring them home. that would probably save us $1 trillion. to repeal the bush tax cuts would save us another $1 trillion. therefore, there would be no deficit if we wer

it's simply unreal list stk to say that raising revenue isn't part of the solution. it's a measure of how far off the deep end republicans have gone with this religious catechism about taxes. in taking this extreme approach, the house republicans have also made a dirty word out of the basic tenet of american democracy:compromise. i mean, do they know nothing about history? have they forgotten about the missouri compromise? have they forgotten about countless great compromises that brought people together to pass some of the great efforts of our nation with respect to the social structure of our country? the house republican party has taken this approach even though they know and agree with what ronald reagan said 30 years ago and they know it's true today. now, experts are telling us that even a short-term crisis could lead to a permanent downgrading or stain, if you will, on the treasuries of our country. it could prove particularly damaging to the willingness of foreign investors to buy treasuries. if foreign investors start to should i away from treasuries -- if f

it's simply unreal list stk to say that raising revenue isn't part of the solution. it's a measure of how far off the deep end republicans have gone with this religious catechism about taxes. in taking this extreme approach, the house republicans have also ma a dirty word out of the basic tenet of american democracy:compromise. i mean, do they know nothing about history? have they forgotten about the missouri compromise? have they forgotten about countless great comomises that brought people together to pass some of the great efforts of our nation with respect to the social structure of our country? the house republican party has taken this approach even though they know and agree with what ronald reagan said 30 years ago and they know it's true today. now, expts are telling us that even a short-term crisis could lead to a permanent downgrading or stain, if you will, on the treasuries of our country. it could prove particularly damaging to the willingness of foreign investors to buy treasuries. if foreign investors start to should i away from treasuries -- if foreign

no question about it, joe, the problem in "the new york times" editorial is that it's rooted in unrealityget a tax increase through his caucus without being thrown out of his job. they should have looked at that and realized that from the outset. >>> all right, ahead in the next hour, senator dick durbin. we'll be right back. ♪ stars when you shine jennifer hudson is our little cousin. jennifer shined a new light on everything. she really inspired me. i said to myself, "if she can do it, i can do it." weight watchers pointsplus makes you slow down and think about the things that you put in your body. on weight watchers, our family and friends have lost over a thousand pounds. i still can't believe it. [ female announcer ] join right now and you can join for a dollar. hurry. offer ends august 6th. [ both ] weight watchers pointsplus. because it works. just don't feel like they used to. are you one of them? remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies. more passion for the one ya love. more fun with your family and friends. it could be a treatable condition called low te

there is an err of unreality here on capitol hill. there is some people with no experience in government, little knowledge and less regard about the outcomes who are pontificating, lecturing, threatening. the disconnect between the rhetoric, the reality between governance and an ideological agenda is in large part why we are in the conundrum we are in today with the debt ceiling, something that has routinely been increased year after year for decades. it was on full display in the republican-controlled house yesterday as we debated the interior appropriation bill. now, remember last woke, republicans took to the floor with a so-called cut, cap and balance proposal, which is their answer going forward with the economy. it would require, impose an 18% limit on the amount of spending that the federal government could employ in any one year. now, remember that is not what we have done for years. ronald reagan never proposed a budget that was even 21% of gross domestic product, so it's a dramatic reduction, more than 14% less than anything