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tommy on the mound pitching to upton. ooh. that's gone.pton's 100th career home run and the orioles lose 2-0 to the rays. >>> now the olympics not the only international competition going on this weekend. the world golf championships. bridgestone invitational is heating up in akron, ohio. to the action there in beautiful akron. i love the game of golf, and so does jim furyk. look at this shot right here. jim furyk is your leader, taps it in. he will be your leader at 11 under. for the bridgestone invitational. all right. >>> to the olympics. worth another mention. serena williams is good. second woman to complete the career golden slam destroying sharapova 6-0, 6-1 winning the individual gold. and the double amputee from south africa makes history advancing in the 400 semifinal and the usa hoops team, all they can handle from lithuania to stay perfect in group play. more action on tap tonight. if you don't want to know the results of how michael phelps did's in what he says is his last olympic race. turn around, turn away, and listen to th

upton scores. the nats avoid a shutout thanks to zimmerman but they trail 7-2 in the 9th. o's hosting the royals. mark reynolds gets a base hit. that's all adam jones needs. the orioles win 5-3. in the reds preseason opener, pierre tried to show he belongs in burgundy and gold. he had a 20-yard touchdown with soem flair for the celebration. 947 yards -- and the reason he was so successful. he pciksicks up as much yardage as he can. >> i try to get all the drives possible. just being a competitor. i want to get as mnayany yards as ican. i can. i give it my all. >> redskins fans were satisfied. grenttrent williams helped the pass go -- and the x-rays were negative. it is a bone bruise and he is day to day. four of five starters missed saturday's practice. this is what coach mike shanahan had to say. >> you are disappointed when someone goes down. we have a few in the draft. a couple in free agency. good thing we do. >> after his first preseason game andrew luck put the twitter world abuzz. a bit dramatic but he was impressive. almost payton-like in his debut. he throws to do

juror could be a upton's scores. james shields ended up not being dealt to the trade deadline is bad news for the a's he tosses a three hit shutout and strikes out with his double digits. >>> as it did nothing. >>> 995 are right back in the race ended up nine and a half games on the first-place rangers. they're now and second in the wild-card race. fat nba the warriors ran in rushed to a two-year deal the rush average ended 10 points per game last season and was one of the league's most accurate three- point shooters. you have in my hands the tuesday night top five. did we stop fraser in boston got a long way. look how nonchalant this play is. >>> is a great play. the reds beat the padres. the men because their rain delay you ever did at the bar? >>> wasn't too impressed with catching a foul ball. it received final play keep your eye on the baseball. when the phillies may have traded underpants but there's no plans to cancel the upcoming bauble had day. >>> to cede to can get a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( band playing "

upton with some rocket propulsion to center field. 425 feet. jennings, he hits the 26 home run. the rays have the two hits that matters, they shut out of the orioles, 2-0. atorrow's public practice the stadium. under union rules, players get two days on the practice field before they put on shoulder pads. the young players can benefit most from today's practice at the stadium since the change of venue and the crowd noise creates a few challenges. >> this practice, yes, but it is a ramp up the environment. last year, some of our young guys went to the stadium atmosphere. the environment got them. it is a chance for them to get in a different setting. to be able to take the whole thing and turn right back to your on performance and cut that crowd out. >> gates open at 3:30 later on today and they practice at 5:00. it will be a great chance for fans to get their first look at the ravens. >> has anyone else had trouble same later on today? it feels like friday to me. -- has anyone else had trouble saying later on today? [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new san

today in the low 90's mostly. 90 and upper 80s and the west of pop upton with a few thundershowers. not expecting anything severe today. may change over the next couple days. forecast. travel 91 at bwi marshall, 82 in boston, 87 in detroit, 77 in minneapolis, 104 degrees in dallas. at the doppler coming up in a few minutes. a d.c. police captain from a 12 million-dollar lawsuits after being demoted and transferred. burton filed the lawsuit, he was after speaking out about actor charlie sheen's police escort last year. police escorts for celebrities were a common practice in the city. policeatement prompted lanier, saying that the escort broke protocol. maryland state police say to the people had to go a seven-vehicle on the beltway after 6:00 this morning. officials did not know about the the victim, but they say the accident team had to be called out. one of thesuggest injuries are life-threatening. >> new developments in the sikh temples to begin wisconsin. police are saying the alleged pageer wade michael shot himself after being shot by police. meantime, his ex-girlfriend cook i

. >>> and -- move over, kate upton, there's a new video vixen with a secret tattoo. >> is that tattoo is a number 99. >> we'll reveal the hidden meaning behind the mysterious mark. we'll get our countdown started with our number 10 video, this is surveillance footage that i think will surprise you. it's from a jowlry store in garden grove, california. and as the surveillance video picks up, you see masked men coming into the store, one by one. in all, five men came into the store. this is the continental jewelry and pawn store. this was just before closing time. at least two of the men according to reports, were armed. they come in, demanding money with their guns drawn. several of them have what looks like pillowcases, expecting to get lots of jewelry. maybe some cash. this yorkie belongs to the owner. something else belongs to the owner -- and she's about to pull it out. >> uh-oh. the 65-year-old female owner of this store pulls out her gun that she had for safety, and fires two rounds at these guys. >> no! >> and they can't get out of this store fast enough. when they get there, th

bottom of the 4th....no score...b-j upton changes that...launches it to center...d 1-0....in the 6th... desmond jennings rips it to left...another solo homer... the only 2 runs scored... orioles strand 10 runners as they get shutout in st. pete... 2-0...dropping to 3rd in the east... that's it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm morgan adsit...thanks for watching... have a great night... night...

upton, looking. nasty. top five, desmond jennings swinging. darvish, seven inning, no earned runs, ten strikeouts. the rangers win and the rays lose their fourth 1-0 game of the season. >>> 15-game winner, the white sox, taking on the orioles. bases loaded. facing nick mark kiss. 25th home run of the season. the orioles shut out chicago, 6-0. their fourth win in a row. seven innings of shutout baseball. >>> stephen strasburg and the nats taking on the marlins. he had a rough night, though. bottom one, carlos dent to right. carlos lee coming in. beats the throw. 2-0, marlins. 6-0 marlins. hard single. strasburg, five innings, marlins win 9-0. and the nationals have lost nine in a row. >>> anybody who plays madden football video games knows their attention to detail. but one player is pointing out one thing the game got wrong. >> reporter: there's marcus thomas, defensive tackle for the new york giants. will the real marcus thomas stand up. that's not him. >> here's the real marcus thomas. the guy in his madden profile hasn't played since 2009.

upton in the fourth and another from evan longoria in the fifth. that's enough for david price to secure his league leading 16th victory. the rays win it 7-0. >>> two nfl pre-season games on the schedule last night. atlanta hosting cincinnati. bengals quarterback andy dalton reaches back and throws one deep to green. will he catch it? yes slam a 50-yard score. cincinnati wins it 24-19. are you getting pumped up? football season is here. aaron rodgers is. reigning mvp. leading the packers against the browns. rodgers throws to jordy nelson who makes a leaping grab. in the end zone for the touchdown. that was all the excitement for green bay fans. cleveland wins this one. 35-10. >>> when we come back, phony footwear. authorities seize millions of dollars worth of counterfeit high heels. takes counterfeit high heels. i've got nine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. like the elephant on my chest... he thought he was having a heart att

i wanted to thank my co-sponsors, energy and commerce committee chairman upton, ranking member waxman, communications and technology subcommittee chairman walden, and my good friend and the ranking subcommittee member eshoo for their strong bipartisan support in this earth. i also want to commebbed senator rubio for championing this cause in the senate. in many ways this is the first of its kind referendum on the future of the internet. for nearly a decade the united nations has been angling to become the epicenter of internet governance. a vote for our resolution is a vote to keep the internet free from government control and to prevent russia, china, india and other nations from succeeding -- from succeeding in giving the u.n. unprecedented control over web content and infrastructure. last year e commerce topped $2 billion in the u.s. for the first time and is up 15% in this year. we continue to create millions of jobs and bolstering our economy at a time when we really need it. these proposed treaty changes, which have been going on in secret, could have a devastating impact worldw

upton that is fair ball. jose molina coming home. rays are up 3-2. derek norris just misses the home run. here it comes and there it goes. in and out flash and jonny gomes. it's all about petaluma. jonny gomes the pride as the a's win 5-4. 49ers insist they were evaluating peyton manning. they will get to evaluate him in pre-season action. he signed with the denver broncos. did the niners offer him a contract and backtracked? manning doesn't care about the history. >> it's pretty well documented how all that went down in the off season. not really going down memory lane. >> do not forget the petaluma is playing for the u.s. national championships at 12:00 12:30 right here on abc7. >> terry: still ahead, republicans are gathering in tampa for the national convention with mitt romney headlining the spotlight all to himself. and how the city of san francisco helped 2,000 children >> terry: welcome back. organizers of next week's national republican convention are keeping an eye on tropical storm isaac which could be a hurricane. but whatever the weather

. >> the angels on the outside, the number one wild card team when he walked upton with the bases loadedn the second. they got two more before the inning was over. in the 5th. roberts takes him deep with a runner on board. they win 8-3 and hold one wild card spot. the orioles who won today pulled the other by a half game over oakland. scoring runs today was not a problem for the kids in the little league world series. keeping them from scoring -- was the challenge. no shortage of fans support and -- the 13-year-old bradley smith is already made an impression. he was 4-4 in his first game. 5-5 that gave them a 3-2 lead. the tennessee came right back to tie on the only in little league play. blake osborn cut down at plate after the drive into the gap. the catcher makes the tag but they try to minimize contact at the plate in little league though the runners tagged out. he is not allowed to block osborn off the plate and is ruled out. they trail 5-3 in the 5th but tied with back to back homers. this is the second one by slate. that makes it 5-5. tennessee had a little more offense. brown wi

. >> host: some have created social movements upton sinclair, rachel carson. >> not only read movements but some leading to legislation. like the jungle for legislatilegislati on from the fda being creative actually social change. >> host: n y 80 books? >> we were worried about using it a number that is, men. we avoided 10, 25 and 100. we said we thought that was a good number. not giving the impression it was the 88. >> host: poetry and religious books? >> we have exemplars of poetry walt whitman even allen ginsberg. and clear it has been an impressive part of history and americans are committed to writing and reading poetry. >> we do have a bible although they would not be associated with a religion with those that have likud tone to them and that is more representative to america than a particular religious book. we tried to look at the values and her spiritual persona rather than particular religious books. >> host: how did you get your start here? >> over 30 years ago as the first special assistant to the law library and out of law school. i fell in love with the library of congres

upton, a fair ball. down the line and jose molina struggling home and the rays up 3-2. and here he miss the home run in the seventh. off the wall. tied again, 3-3. in the eighth here it comes and there it goes. out in a flash and jonny gomes knew it. jonny gomes, the pride of p-town. and the a's win 5-4. the 49ers insist they were only evaluating peyton manning the offseason. they really evaluated him from the sideline in preseason action. he ended up signing with the broncos after his years with the colts. did they offer him a contract and backtrack to restore alex smith confidence? at this point manning does not care about the history. >> it's pretty well documented how that went down in the offseason. so not really going down memory lane. >> the defending super bowl champion of the new york giants and eli manning against the k. >> and the championship for the little leaguers today at 10:30 on abc7. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and still ahead, republicans are gathering in tampa for their national convention with the mitt romney having the spotl

fred upton just across the line, fred and i worked together to get a vetted senator.team we were able to make our time. over in ft. wayne we were able to help save an air base there with a republican congressman from that area. the way you get things done is to work together. this fellow is talking about if he gets to washington and there's a democrat senate, he's not even going to try. we're hired to do work, not to travel around. >> last r murdoch made a statement referring chrysler to slavery. let's watch. >> mr. lincoln said if it was a tribute from his subjects or if it was offered as an apology by one race of man for enslaving another race of man, it was he said, the same tyrannical principle. it is once again that message from washington, d.c. that even people like those i represent can work and sweat and toil and earn and save. so that someone else can be given their assets. it is the same tyrannical principle as in 1858. but now it's 2012. >> you know, on a rhetorical level, there's that nasal voice, that nasalness that joe mccarthy used to use all the time.

upton, a fair ball. down the line and jose molina struggling home and the rays up 3-2.d here he miss the home run in the seventh. off the wall. tied again, 3-3. in the eighth here it comes and there it goes. out in a flash and jonny gomes knew it. jonny gomes, the pride of beantown. and the a's win 5-4. the 49ers insist they were only evaluating peyton manning the offseason. they will really be ereally straighting him in the preseason game. he end up signing with the broncos after his years with the colts. did they offer him a contract and backtrack to restore alex smith confidence? at this point manning does not care about the history. >> it's pretty well documented how that went down in the offseason. so not really going down memory lane. >> the defending super bowl champion of the new york giants and eli manning against the bears, preseason action, second quarter, an 11-yard td strike. he throws for a buck forty eight. and the exraider backing uppercutler in chicago to joe anderson for the go ahead scores. bears win it 20-17. tiger woods says a soft mattress in his h

i am thinking on the tarbell, upton sinclair, rachel carson. >> i think one of the interesting things are that they not only created social movements but some even lead to legislation. so, we see it is a jungle and creighton the forerunner legislation to the food and drug administration. so not only the social movements but actually the legislation, the social change. >> y88? >> it is where we just decided to stop. it's commonly associated with a definitive list. so, we avoid it ten, 25 and 100. beyond that, it was kind of up for grabs. we think it is a good number. it won't give anybody the impression that we mean in this is the 88. >> poetry and religious books? >> we have quite a few of exemplars of poetry running the span of the centuries. we've got well, walt whitman, allen ginsberg, and we try to be very clear of the poetry has been an impressive part of america's history and that americans have been very committed to those writing and reading poetry and i think that continues today. >> what about religious books? >> we have a holographic bible. a lot of the books while they wou

rachel carson, upton sinclair. >> guest: 90 books not only create a social movement but some lead to legislation. we look at the edge on gold that was the four runner it was social change and. >> 88 is wary we started -- decided to stop. we avoided 10, 25, 100. it was up for grabs. it does not give anybody the impression it is complete. we have poetry running the span of two centuries. even walt whitman. we tried to be clear this is part of american history to writing and reading poetry. that continues today. >> although books and not associated with a religion had they moralistic tone. we thought that was more representative of of america than a particular religious book. we tried to look at her spiritual personae ban particularly religious books. >> host: how o did you start at the library of congress? >> over 30 years ago assistant to the law library and. fresh out of law school. i fell in love. you cannot keep me away. i run to work every morning. working here with books, manuscripts, and musical scores, movies, the gamut of knowledge of america is a thorough and privilege you wi

i want to -- i was thinking ida tarbell, upton sinclair, rachel carson? >> yes. i think one of the interesting things about many of the books here are that they not only created social movements, but some even led to legislation. o so we see that the jungle in here, and we know that it really created the forerunner legislation to the food and drug administration being created. so not only social movements, but actually legislation, actually social change. >> and why 88? >> 88 is really just where we, where we decided to stop. we were worried about using a number that's commonly associated with a definitive list. so we avoided 10, 25 and 100. beyond that it was of kind of up for grabs. and when we got to 88, we said, you know, we think that's a good number. it won't give anybody the impression that we mean this is the 88. >> poetry, religious books, are they in here? >> they are. we have quite a few exemplars of poetry sort of running the span of at least two centuries, so we've got walt whitman, we have alan ginsburg. so we really tried to be very clear that poet

upton goes along in a fourth inning against baltimore.on the sixth set of brothers to hit 100 major league homers, the first to too it on the same night. imagine the odds of putting two sons in the major leagues let alone two sons who hit 100 homers on the same night. >> in baseball, there is always statistics like that where someone has done that before. such a long history that i was surprised there is not two other brothers. >> on the same night. >> mannings of baseball. >> no major rings but rick reichmuth in with a check of our weather? >> are you surprised about that? >> i am surprised. >> can i believe. >> all right, guys. let's talk about the weather. there is is a lot going on. you know it's tropical season. we haven't been talking much about it but right kind of on track. this is when we start to move towards our peek and what we are dealing with one big system. it's ernesto and another system little bit closer towards florida that we're potentially dealing with one towards florida. i bring it up. i don't think we are talking ab

tar bell, upton sin clare, rachael carson. >> i think one of the interesting things about many of the books they not only create social movements but some even lead to legislation. so we see the "jungle" in here it created the fore running legislation toed to and drug and administration being created. not only social movement but actually legislation. actually social change. >> why "88". >> social security where -- it's where we decided to stop. we were worried about a number using a number that is associated with a definitive list. we avoided 10, 25, and 100. beyond that it was up for grabbed. when question got to 88 we said it was a good number. it won't give anybody the the impression we mean this is the 88. >> poetry, religious books? >> they are. we have a few em players of poetry. runs the span of two centuries. we have walt whitman and alan. we tried to be clear that poetry has been an impress part of america's history, and that americans have been very committed to both writing and reading poetry. and i think that continues today. what about religious books? >> well, we do hav

. >> kate upton is an -- look what "gq" does, look at this right in the middle, there's beef cake foromen flying around. this is high-minded stuff. >> michael hainey is here, with a new nfl issue of the magazine with tim tebow, look at that. >> tim tebow and kim newton. >> oh, split covers. >> you got your sec boys for joe. >> there's a photograph that's already the talk of the internet, i'm told. back story, not actually a new photograph. >> no, it was shot a couple of years ago when he was still playing college ball, but he's still here, i want you all to testify that tim tebow is your sunday savior. can i see a show of hands, please? >> tebow, we'll see what happens, i mean poor mark, man. >> mark sanchez? >> oh, it's over. it's going to be third and nine and he's going to pass the ball in the first series. a >> you played high school ball, right. >> let me take a look at this mack zone. >> the new jersey league doesn't have -- the pressures were slightly less. listen, we had rex ryan on who says he's going to use him in spots. sanchez has struggled for several years. and now he's

if you're in the district traveling northbound connecticut avenue at upton, police are on the scene ofke, outer loop, you are slow and delays continue to the dulles toll road. no accidents, just delays. angie, over to you. >> danella, thank you. nbc 4 is your home for the london

in march 2011 i wrote a letter to chairman upton and to the chairman of this subcommittee asking that the subcommittee hold a hearing concerning questions about the level of protection of new and used football helmets provide athletes of all ages. in particular, concerns had been raised around this time about what kind of injuries can be prevented with the football helmet and whether used helmets continue to provide protection against the injuries they are designed to guard existence. so far this subcommittee hasn't acted to look further into these issues. i understand the cpsc has been engaged on these issues since they first drew scrutiny and you plan to become more engaged with a new initiative with the nfl and others. so i'm going to ask chairman tenenbaum can you, please, discuss all aspects of of the work the cpsc is doing in this area, the status of that work and where you plan or might like to see these efforts go. >> thank you. i'd be happy to talk about our work with the nfl. like you, we -- i am very concerned with the brain injuries in football and sports, especially those

upton. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself the remaining time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you. i appreciate it. i'd like to recognize the commitment, dedication and tireless efforts of the members of our house foreign affairs committee familia, particularly our staff director, ranking member berman once described as driving a hard bargain. just ask her hubby, jason. also, thanks to matt and arie. thanks to chairman johnson of the senate banking committee and his staff, particularly colin, patrick and steve as well as ranking member shelby and his staff. a strong and warm thanks and a big hug to my good friend, mr. berman, the ranking member and his staff, particularly shana, allen and ed as well as minority staff director richard, and i'd like to thank senators menendez and mark kirk and the critical representatives deutch, sherman and dold. let's stop iran before it's too late. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the hous