"unreal" is a new lifetime series about what really goes on behind the scenes of reality television.o give you an idea of how it goes we let two stars of the show pull a behind the scenes prank on our own reality star whose name is guillermo. >> i'm shiri. >> i'm constance. >> guillermo thinks he is leaving for work but he's in for a soggy surprise. >> guillermo: oh no. whoa! [ laughter ] >> we had a lot of fun doing that water bucket prank. >> like our show on "real" a lot more goes in to our show than you think. what you saw was the end result of 16 months of hard work. >> i don't want to be stuck in here another week okay? what do we have? >> first we have to come up with the idea for a prank. >> come on you guys a banana and a tail pipe. give me a break. >> i think he is afraid of water. >> let's use that. the best pranks prey on people's fears. we came up with the water bucket prank an all we had to do is execute it. >> we created visual graphics with the top artist in the country and rehearsed three weeks and it finally came together to create the timeless prank that millions n

>> you guys it is unreal what this man does. >> oh, my -- oh! >> he did pull the tooth out.not believe it. but that tooth if it really came out that easily needed to go. >>> thanks so much for joining us everybody. that's it for our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> a rescue demonstration is in full effect but things -- >> did not go as they were planned. >> the multiple mistake that led to one quick flight town. zple slammed so hard. >>> there's a mysterious noise coming from underneath the roof rack. >> warm him up take him in the car. >> how a small sound becomes a huge rescue. >>> he became an internet legend when -- >> he absolutely thrashed the guitar. >> meet the guy behind the escapade. >> first let me just say we're not worthy. >> and let me just say, no, you are not.

come on. >> you guys it is unreal what this man does. >> oh, my gosh. >> he did pull the tooth out. >ieve it. >> but that tooth if it really came out that easily needed to go. >> that's our show everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> it is a gorgeous day at del paso country club in sacremento, california, it is the 36th senior open championship. all live for you today on fox. pictureesqe setting lux green grass. light sand in the bunkers. big galleries. who do you think will take this thing? barks because it is absolutely wide open. let's look at some of the players. benard langart. he is tied at the top looking for his sixth senior major and then jeff maggert and then

"unreal" is a new lifetime series about what really goes on behind the scenes of reality television.w it goes, we let two show pull a behind the scenes prank on our own reality star whose name is guillermo. >> i'm shiri. >> i'm constance. >> guillermo thinks he is leaving for work but he's in for a soggy surprise. >> guillermo: oh, no. whoa! [ laughter ] >> we had a lot of fun doing that water bucket prank. >> like our show on "real" a lot more goes in to our show than you think. what you saw was the end result of 16 months of hard work. >> i don't want to be stuck in here another week, okay? what do we have? >> first we have to come up with the idea for a prank. >> come on, you guys, a banana and a tail pipe. give me a break. >> i think he is afraid of water. >> let's use that. the best pranks prey on people's fears. we came up with the water bucket prank an all we had to do is execute it. >> we created visual graphics with the top artist in the country and rehearsed three weeks and it finally came together to create the timeless prank that millions now love. >> watch lifetime's new

and i was just like this is so unreal.hen i landed in barranquilla, it was like i stepped into a furnace. it was so hot. i was worried about the danger in colombia. i knew that they kidnapped tourists because they think tourists have money. i was scared somebody could have tried to rob me. stab me, like i didn't know what to think. i went into the waiting area. i see this guy there, and he is waving at me, and he is like viviana. >> viviana, viviana, hola. bienvenida. >> i definitely had a sense of relief that i wasn't abandoned at the airport and there was somebody there to get me. i was feeling still a little bit nervous because i didn't know the driver. i didn't know what they could have been capable of doing or if things could have went ugly or what, you know. and i get in the car. carlos turns around. he's like coma estas? he had the salt and pepper hair. he had the mustache, that he could be my grandfather. i was a little bit more reassured about my trip, was i'm feeling like okay, everything is flowing the way it's

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it is unreal you're saying we should isolate the companies from the government. >> that's a good point. some companies don't want to deal with countries like china would rather it be more of a democracy. certainly don't want to deal with iran. it's in their best interest to make it more of a freer society. maybe they should in that sense for their own self interest work with our government. >> john you're skeptical. >> look my dad is one of the greatest patriots i know i don't want him running the nsa text snooping division. not the measure i want for someone to be in charge of this thing. >> that has to be the last word. thanks guy. about 20 minutes from now what do you got. >> from our business debut to the debate. we broke a lot of news on my new show coast to coast as one candidate right after another told me what needs to be done to attack entitlements. why what one of these candidates said in particular is sparking a fierce debate. and son of a -- beach. are regulators making sure you are paying more to get to that beach? we'll see you soon. >> i don't like that one. all right we

leon: that is unreal. doug: we'll have an update on the rain tomorrow night at 11:00. leon: that is it for us. seech you at >>> tonight, the stunning moment the families in charleston facing the accused killer. forgiveness and anger, one saying, we welcomed you to that bible group with open arms. and word that his own father called police after the shootings. >>> and severe weather from district of columbiad.c. district of columbiad.c. to philly no new york. >>> and the cruise ship crash. >>> and the massive accident. the truck driver accused of falling asleep. >>> and the invisible danger

iran is said to upset na calculation, said by its enmace miz to be an unrealable player that may break the string. the world seems to have concluded the best way to deal with it is to not take the chance keeping iran from joining the club take one worry, verible, set of unpredictabilities off the table. at least for now. thanks for joining us for "inside story", see you next time, i'm ray suarez. >>> tens of thousands rally outside the greek parliament in support of a no vote on a proposed debt deal >>> hello there, welcome to this half hour of news coming to you from al jazeera's headquarters. also ahead - a porto rico faces 72 billion debt crisis. the white house says don't expect a bail out. >>> murder in cairo. egypt's state prosecutor is killed in

iran is said to upset na calculation, said by its enmace miz to be an unrealable player that may break the string. the world seems to have concluded the best way to deal with it is to not take the chance, keeping iran from joining the club, take one worry, verible, set of unpredictabilities off the table. at least for now. thanks for joining us for "inside story", see you next time, i'm ray suarez. >> it's friday afternoon in the rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are reading a manual on how to give yourself an abortion. >> and then i asked you for sure like how pregnant you are. >> for sure right now, i'm seven weeks. >> that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it's like

worries that may be unreal, but are as hidden as undiscovered crude. >>> greece plans to bundle four june payments to the international monetary fund into one payment at the end of the month. prime minister alexis tsipras is trying to reach a deal to release bailout funds before the government runs out of money. greece rejects the cuts demanded by creditors, and european officials say there are big gaps before bailout loans are released. we have this update from athens. >> reporter: the fact that the greek side asked for four payments to be bundled into one payment at the end of the month is significant. it means there'll be no anything solution the first of those four was due friday and the fact that it is not going to be made by arrangement with the i.m.f. suggests that the greeks are getting down to a tough negotiation, they'll get into the trenches with creditors, and expect the most optimistic views they'll have by the middle of the month, one ratified in national parliament by the eurozone. that is the ultimate deadline. that is a deadline the greeks and creditors didn't want t

iran is said to upset na calculation, said by its enmace miz to be an unrealable player that may break the string. the world seems to have concluded the best way to deal with it is to not take the chance, keeping iran from joining the club, take one worry, verible, set of unpredictabilities off the table. at least for now. thanks for joining us for "inside story", see you next time, i'm ray suarez. jazeera. welcome to the news hour, i'm with al jazeera and heading for turbulent times and won't pay 1.6 billion euros it owes the imf and egypt is in a state of all out oppression and accuses of it of crushing generations hopes. and people are killed as a plane crashes in a residential area

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shout, i saw that he had a gun and i said to run, and i got out as quick as i could and ran it was unreal, seen people getting shot, so close to me, and then realizing that if he turned to the left, or the right, it could have been us. >> ices claimed responsibility, and it's unclear if they had a direct role. >>> two of the victims in a plane crash in or alaska are from maryland. they were among nine people killed when the plane crashed on thursday. the group was on a cruise, taking a plane ride. after cutting off the boat, investigators have not determined what caused the plane to go down. >>> the woman who took down the confederate flag in south carolina is from maryland. she had a second protester were arrested and more funerals were held today inside of the church where nine african- american people were shot during a bible studyinstruction word police and kept quiet - - kept climbing the 30-foot flagpole. she reached the top and unhook the confederate flag. then she climbed down with the flag. as soon as she reached the ground, she was arrested along with the man helping her, a 30-

created the reality tv show "big brother" back in the 1990's, programs putting real people in very unrealcome an inescapable part of european television. and increasingly outlandish formats are constantly being developed, with the latest in the czech republic where a new show recreates life under nazi occupation. but czechs still have painful memories of the nazi era. under hitler, hundreds of thousands of czechs and slovaks were killed, and the country's jewish population was virtually wiped out. so the idea of making tv entertainment out of such tragic history is not going down well with everyone. reporter: this remote village in the eastern czech republic is the location of the new reality-tv series on czech public tv. it's called "holiday in the protectorate." the show sends three generations of a family back to the time of the nazi occupation. accompanied constantly by cameras, they are supposed to be recreating the circumstances in the protectorate of bohemia and moravia after germany invaded czechoslovakia in 1939. the show is based on german tv's "schwarzwaldhaus" or earlier briti

. >> unreal.st time nba history games one and twob both two owe to over time what a finish again. cavs star irving out and lebron james said he may need to shoot 58 times to tie it up. lebron doesn't shoot that much. but he puts chief land on back. pick it up. second ago in third exsixer golden opportunity with two to tie it up there and he misses dunk. five seconds later falls on his head. lebron james the three. triple-double for lebron. 39 points, 34 hots calves up as many as 11 and back come warriors steph curry to tie it up at 87. andre iguodala guarding lebron. nothing. over time. for the first time in history goes into over time. curry could have taken the lead or won the game. tough night shooting for c ru luwlrrycavs hang on to win their first nba finals gaiment. game three is tuesday in cleveland. >> the phillies have been in a gintd slump. they're off to worst start in 18 years. it's been hard to watch especially this weekend along the world series champs and today the phils making it f

created the reality tv show "big brother" back in the 1990's, programs putting real people in very unrealecome an inescapable part of european television. and increasingly outlandish formats are constantly being developed, with the latest in the czech republic where a new show recreates life under nazi occupation. but czechs still have painful memories of the nazi era. under hitler, hundreds of thousands of czechs and slovaks were killed, and the country's jewish population was virtually wiped out. so the idea of making tv entertainment out of such tragic history is not going down well with everyone. reporter: this remote village in the eastern czech republic is the location of the new reality-tv series on czech public tv. it's called "holiday in the protectorate." the show sends three generations of a family back to the time of the nazi occupation. accompanied constantly by cameras, they are supposed to be recreating the circumstances in the protectorate of bohemia and moravia after germany invaded czechoslovakia in 1939. the show is based on german tv's "schwarzwaldhaus" or earlier brit

fact that i think now the deadline that's been set which is local time tuesday at midnight is pretty unreal stack given that foreign ministers will be leaving to tehran, time is running out. i think everyone's a little relaxed about that, believing a deadline will be able to pass and talks continue for the first few days of july. we think no new deadline is set but most people i'm speaking to, most diplomats saying for a few days extension only. >> thank you for that report from vienna. >> the man who carried out a suicide attack at a mosque friday was a saudi arabian national. he has been identified. he landed in kuwait on friday, hours before he detonate explosives at a shia mosque, killing 27 people. on saturday, mass funerals were held for the victims. >> tunisia has put an extra thousand people at tourist sites. tourists have been taking part in vigils to remember the victims. many are cutting their holidays short, returning home. we have this report. >> this is where one of the tourists was killed. she heard gunfire and ran to hide, but fell at this spot. this is where a couple were s

doctors said no don't take that chance and just sitting here as stanley cup champion it's kind of an unreal feeling. >> reporter: kimmo had over a dozen meetings with ron hextall about coming back. he had to convince hexy. >> probably thinks still that i was crazy. he told me that. but i think he realized throughout all these meetings we had that this guy wants to win. this guy wants to win so bad that he's risking his life for the final chance. >> reporter: kimmo won the cup with the blackhawks but he still talks like he's a flyer. and he really wants this city to end their 40-year cup drought. >> flyers have a special place in my heart. hopefully, hopefully we can do this. >> reporter: i like how you say we. >> i would like to be part of it some day. flyers are my team. this place has something amazing, the parade we had thursday in chicago, that's something every player should see and experience. it's unbelievable. i can only picture if that happens here, it would get so crazy. >> reporter: we need it. what a storybook ending for his career. i'm john clark. we'll be right back. yeah, i'm

unreal. >> doris: ten years, you have been known in this league as a defensive player.t kind of satisfaction do you take that your offense helped win this group a championship? >> that doesn't matter at all. i've been -- they call me young scottie pippen when i was a kid. my game was always doing everything. they needed me to score more so i got to step up and take the shots. >> doris: you stepped up and were aggressive. all season long, strength in numbers. was written on t-shirts. how much more than a slogan was this for this group? >> we knew we would win games, even when games are close, we said we might be up two or three at half or down at half but the strength we have in all our guys we're going to pull it out. that's what we did all year. >> doris: congratulations, andre. >> thank you, thank you. >> doris: mike? >> mike: all right, doris. they win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loan

unreal. >> doris: ten years, you have been known in this league as a defensive player.t kind of satisfaction do you take that your offense helped win this group a championship? >> that doesn't matter at all. i've been -- they call me young scottie pippen when i was a kid. my game was always doing everything. they needed me to score more so i got to step up and take the shots. >> doris: you stepped up and were aggressive. all season long, strength in numbers. was written on t-shirts. how much more than a slogan was this for this group? >> we knew we would win games, even when games are close, we said we might be up two or three at half or down at half but the strength we have in all our guys we're going to pull it out. that's what we did all year. >> doris: congratulations, andre. >> thank you, thank you. >> doris: mike? >> mike: all right, doris. they win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loan

just sitting here as a stanley cup champion it's kind of unreal. >> reporter: kimo had over a dozen meetings with ron hextall about coming back. he had to wince hexy. >> he probably thinks i was crazy, he told me that. but i think he realized throughout all these meetings we had that this guy wants to win. this guy wants to win so bad that he's able -- he's risking his life for the final chance. >> reporter: kimo won the cup with the blackhawks but he still talks like he's a flyer. and he really wants this city to end their 40-year cup drought. >> flyers have a special place in my heart. i hopefully, hopefully we can do this. >> i hike how you say we. >> i'd like to be part of it someday. flyers are my team. this place has something amazing. the parade we had thursday in chicago, that's something every player should see and experience. it's unbelievable. so i can only picture if that happens here, it would get so crazy. >> what a great end to a great career. the agent for saw her i don't saritz says the draft pick will not come into play for the sixers this year. we work weekends here. becau

. >> unreal. >> 5:37. i believe we have jill wagner back up in new york. >> live at the new york stock exchange, good morning to you. >> good morning back, no technical difficulty have been straightened out. see if the markets can rebound after falling on friday, on word that the us economy actually slang in the first quarter, the dow dropped 115-point, the nazdek fell 28. this week, invest remembers waiting for government no jobs report for may comes out friday. that report, gives us a good picture of the health of the job market. consumers are starting to pay more for eggs, as that massive bird flu outbreak continues to hit the midwest. the price for dozen eggs, from midwest manufacturers; up 120% since april. some restaurants are even seeing a shortage, the chain what a bug err says it will be forced to trim it breakfast hours. and the bid something now open for the annual warren buffet lunch auctionment minimum bid to break bread with buffer he will, $25,000. last year's winner paid more than $2 millio

it was an unreal fantastic thing that they won. and it's got everybody buying shirts and putting 'em on and being proud and standing up taller when we didn't have any problems down there the other night that was great. >> reporter: there will be plenty of opportunities for fans to pick up gear once they get to oakland today. it is going to be quite a day so stick with us. right now, back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, anne, thank you. and public transit is by far the best option for getting to the parade. leave plenty of time to get there. bart will run extra trains all day long. then at the end of the rally, bart will limit service at stations in downtown oakland hopefully prevent overcrowding and we have full details online. just go to cbssf.com. if you can't make it to the parade, you can still watch it right here on kpix 5. our coverage starts at 9:30 this morning. we'll also stream it live on our website, so you have many options to check it out. >> how about the weather? because i'll be out -- i'll be at the convent

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the growth numbers as he tells us are unreal.eed to be bought by anyone but what a pretty girl asks you out with a whole lot of dough, we have seen other ceos say, yes, ma'am. erik: tons coming from the bloomberg technology conference. dick costolo emerson meyer. that doesn't for market makers." -- that does it for "market makers." ♪ >> good morning, it is 10:00 in new york and 11:00 in tokyo. >> "bloomberg markets day you're watching." >> the greek prime minister accuses the imf of criminal responsibility for his problem. a default is looking more likely by the day. erik: we could be on their merge of serious consolidation. we will sort it out -- olivia: another sign of a collapse. the gap closing a quarter of its stores after more than a year of falling sales. ♪ olivia: good morning, i am olivia sterns. erik: i'm erik schatzker. olivia: u.s. stocks reversing declines. the nasdaq now up to tens of

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this is unreal. , afters that the women winning the world cup, the japanese women soccer team flew andch and the men's team flew in business class. japan, the gender disparities are wider than they are here. mark: what we finding with the the games aret of being played on artificial turf. the men would never stand for that. we still have not gotten an explanation for that. betty: it comes down to what, mark? the money. so the men bring in the money. the advertising dollars. unfortunately for the women right now, they are not bringing that money in. they are not being treated fairly. it is appalling. mark: what message are they sending to young women? you are out of here. betty: thousands of people are gathering in at ends outside of the greek parliament as officials are ironing together a last-minute debt deal. mark: more on the story when we return. ♪ mark: you were looking at a live picture in athens. thousands of people are gathering outside of the greek parliament to show support for the country's future in the eurozone and the european union. the latest in a series of peaceful pro

worries that may be unreal, but are as hidden as undiscovered crude. >>> kevin kerr is the president of the kerr trading international and joins us from chicago. good to have you with us. in anticipation of the o.p.e.c. meeting prices dropped. they were down significantly this week, with a barrel down at $62. what do you think will happen tomorrow? >> we saw a drop in the oil price, we had a bullish report inventory report. the market sold off profit taking. i have to say i'm in the camp that says 95% sure they will not do anyone, they'll produce with prices where they are, close to the $60 a barrel lel. they have not -- level. they have not done the damage. they've done some damage some countries have gone by the wayside. some are hanging on. it affected the canadian tar sands and expensive projects, but not shale producers in the united states. i see o.p.e.c. holding. >> reporter: o.p.e.c.'s share of the market is smaller than it was in the days of the oil embargo 50 years ago. how much power does the organization retain today? >> it's a great question. the meetings may paint a hap

custom of looking at the 10 year -- so accustomed to looking at the 10 thisdebt in greece that seems unrealquestion is, what happens tomorrow? the bile out -- the bailout expires tomorrow. all indications are that greece with theplay ball latest proposal from creditors. olivia: and the imf spokesperson for christine lagarde started using a phrase that is a euphemism for his ball -- four default. it is going to have a different technical outcome. scarlet: in arrears is not the same as default. it is not like tomorrow comes and goes and greece doesn't pay and they switch the light on and something happens. olivia: how is erik schatzker on 66 euros per day? scarlet: he has the corporate pen. i'm sure he'll be ok. he will be back with his take on what is going on in greece, his observations as people line up outside the banks. much more coming up on the bloomberg market day, including germany turning away from greece in the final hour. columbia university professor just sacked gives us his take. -- jeff sachs gives us his take. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. i'm scarlet fu. let's get you to the top s

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for the first no hitter of his brilliants career unreal since it is last start he had a one hitter. jason worth celebrates by giving him a hershey syrup bath. >>> you think you and your friends play on bad golf courses even the pros complaining about the course beu.s. open. they also it's like playing on the nba finals on the court with holes in it. ouch. to make matters worse there's a fire off the course. check out dust continue johnson on 8. how about the approach shot misses the green and kicks off and takes off check out the roll keeps going and going and going does it stop? no. johnson's ball is out of control. we'd be here all morning if we didn't speed this up. look at this. believe it or not johnson saves par on the hole. it's still going johnson in a four way tie with four under. how about the masters' champ. it should be a great final round today. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> when a 6-year-old boy accidently left his toy tiger at the airport, employees decided to have a little bit of fun with it. the boy lost his tiger instead of tossing it into the lost and foun

>> it's unreal. a funny story about how it came together.ppened. we had dinner in new york a couple of months ago. literally, a couple weeks after, mark came to me with coke and special olympics and, you know presented the idea. i was so so psyched about it. i wanted to work with mark and -- you know to do it for something, you know as positive and uplifting as this whole thing, it's been unreal. >> means a whole lot, right? >> a whole lot. >> the gold is blinding me. in the back. everybody, the gold in vault and floor in illinois special olympics just on saturday. >> yes. it was friday was preliminaries and saturday was the actual thing. >> the actual thing. that you crushed in. that's great. congratulations. >> thank you. >> and madison, you lit you will the internet with your redigs of john legend's song "all of me." that's a special song. how does it feel to be part of this? >> i felt awesome. just being with cool people and just hanging out with nem in the studio space. it was cool just to hang out like that. >> yeah i bet. did mark giv

. >> the amounts of gallons of water and tanks that were out there was unreal. >> reporter: five gallonsinute into this bucket. farmers may face agricultural charges. >> that's someone who is thumbing their nose at the law. >> reporter: after four years of drought, the river is already stressed. those plants seized would drink a half million gallons of water every single day. the eel below the farms was stagnant, warm and full of algae. >> it just comes back to the neighbor collaboration and dialogue. >> reporter: growers who try to work with authorities say their multibillion dollar industry needs better regulation not raids. >> the enforcement perspective doesn't deal with it. doesn't solve the situation. it continues to pound nail with a saw. if it worked i would be all for it but it doesn't work. it doesn't have any effect. >> we support legitimate medical marijuana. >> reporter: the sheriff says the raids will continue and doubters need only look at the pictures. >> i just don't see how you get rid of all this stuff in the middle of where it is. >> reporter: shacks, pesticide, pollu

. >> reporter: unreal down the stretch.eph curry helped to seal the deal in game five here in oakland. he dropped in a total of 37 points. 17 of those came in the fourth quarter when they were needed most. and just as they did in game four the warriors went with that smaller lineup once again. iguodala started in place of center andrew. it was a tight game. a lot of -- the lead changed multiple times throughout the game but the warriors they pulled away down the stretch and there was lebron james. he dropped in another 40 points on the way to a second triple- double. the warriors pulled it out 104- 91. and now of course their focus son closing out the cavs hopefully tuesday night in cleveland but of course king james he won't go down without a fight. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. simple. >> close out game is always the hardest game in every series. but particularly in the finals. what i'm excited about is i can play a lot better. that's what i told my team. >> reporter: and with the warriors

responsibility an individual would have for things going on in their life onto real or sometimes unreal agencies, so it's black people's fault that things were going wrong for me, and it's the jew's fault. and its everybody's fault but yours, and of course that leads to feeding a cycle of suffering and isolation that can become so drastic that it leads people to murder. >> do you think that some of those elements that you just described with a present in this young man's life? we don't know for sure, but based on your experience, would you guess that's probably the case? >> yeah, all i know of dylann roof is what has been released media-wide so far. and i think that the picture of him with the south african patches, really indicates a leaning toward white supremacist ideology, if not formal membership in a group but beyond that, it's hard to speculate about the depth to which he bought into the white supremest ideology, but the whole, you rape our women type of thing this aspect of victimhood is very much an ever present factor in race based violence. >> the intention of some in that mo

just unreal. >> reporter: police tell the story this way. it happened around 2:00 sunday morning. we have a group of adults leaving that bar over there after a birthday party for one of their friends. then we have a group of teenagers, they were leaving a graduation party. they were both hungry. so, they end up at the cook out, a fast food place here in fredericksburg. some words were exchanged a teenager pulls out a knife. double murder. thoofrnls he is two groups did not know each other, nothing to do with each other prior to meeting randomly in this parking lot and we still don't know at this point what caused that initial confrontation. confrontation. two of those men ended up dead. one of the victims, a sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier, "uss gerald ford." his name mac oliver hughes, he was 30 years old. by phone today, i talked to his father. >> avenues great son. he was very smart. he was a father of two kids. and he was in the navy for 12 years. >> reporter: a 29-year-old man, he was stabbed in the back. it was his birthday his birthday party. now back to you. >> tha

the next batter, scherzer gets josh howard for the first no hitter of his brilliant career, unreal consider his last start he had a one hitter. jason worth celebrates by giving scherzer a chocolate bath. scherzer faces the phils at citizens bank park, he said he is disappointed he lost that perfect game. >>> you think you and your friends play on bad golf courses. even the pros are complaining about the course at the u.s. open. they say it's so bad it's like playing the nba finals on a court with holes in it. to make matters worse there's a fire off the course. check out dust continue johnson an 8. how about the approach shot misses the green and kicks off and takes off check outle roll, keeps going and going and going does it stop? new, johnson's ball is out of control. he'll be here all morning if we didn't speed this up. look at this it rolled back to the tee box johnson saves par on the hole. it's still going johnson in a four way tie for the lead. how about the master's champs, speef with birdie on three. it should be a great final round later today. that's sports, happy father's day,

if this were to take place in the novel credits my question applaudthe plot because they are so unreal. the story johnny dwyer tells us so skillfully, so strange that can all be true. chucky taylor so it is difficult wanted to part because of the atrocities he committed in the library when it was essentially a lawless war zone but because it seems to bizarre that a teenager from suburban florida could wind up there. johnny dwyer spent five years researching it is in close contact with chucky, ism and the american officials who were ultimate brought about his conviction. he demonstrates his skill as a reporter when he put chucky's store in the context many readers would find invaluable. the nation's of library and the u.s.a. have a long and complicated relationship with one another that stretches back to the 1820s. in discussing the brood arise and fall of charles and chucky taylor who are now leveraging and british and american presence respectively, we should remember the west was never a passive observer to this history. it was instead involved throughout and to i think that's one of

unreal. >> 52 years, the man said. only two days to see, you know -- >> at left he got to see him.look at her. >> as an umbrella carrying sky in a buller died. patrick macnee was in "the avengers" and spin-off series. a world war ii naval veteran in real life. his most famous character never carried a gun, as he traded equips with his sex oe co-star. >> he died at age 93 at home in california. we'll be back right after this. y oe co-star. >> he died at age 93 at home in california. we'll be back right after this. oe co-star. >> he died at age 93 at home in california. we'll be back right after this. co-star. >> he died at age 93 at home in california. we'll be back right after this. quips with his sexy co-star. >> he died at age 93 at home in california. we'll be back right after this. >>> this just into cnn. china's main stock market fell 7.4% on friday. the shin zen kposenzhen composite is down, the main reason stocks are underinflated and don't reflect their true value. >> we have heard of the running of the bulls. we have covered that. how about the running of the intern, thoug