just to see willie mays.old him that she worked with me every day, that it was just me. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: she told me know is not yet. i want to see willie mays. >> pam: if you spend hours working that slicks and you are not alone creek fido how many hours people are binging on that popular video service. >> pam: a new report says that the subscribers are watching more than an hour and a half of programming every day. according to a market research former firm in affleck is no straining 350 percent more video that it was three years ago. additionally the company international string has increased the difficulty over the last three years. >> pam: nets six has expanded into canada canada and the u.k., france and germany. however according to nielsen americans on average to watch or around five hours of television every day. >> pam: forbes just released its list of what his americans. thank you know who made the cut? the berkshire hathaway chief executive has held the no. 2 spot on this list since 2001

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willie mays caught it over his shoulder, he spun and fired back in the field. ties, the giants went on to win in extra series but the say-hey kid snagged one in front of the wall 60 years ago today. >>> the news breaks out, we'll break in. i'm shepard smith ahead to oxford, mississippi it's time, go are rebels, beat bama. "your world with neil cavuto" is coming up. have a great afternoon. >>> thank you, shep. the beheading in oklahoma still being treated as workplace violence. why not a terrorist act? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. murder and other charges expected to be filed against alton nolen. he's the worker accused beheading a co-worker after trying convert co-workers to islam. it comes as we're getting word of another threatened beheading. this one at a oklahoma city nursing home. officials are trying to get to the bottom of all of this. garrett with more on this. garret what can you tell us? >> reporter: the separate incident comes on the heels of that horrific beheading and it to

there's the willie mays still catch. toronto's kawasaki translating we beat the cubs 8-0.ot that excited because everyone beats the cubs. he could not translate this right here. starter marcus droman nearly gets his head taken off by the line drive and stowman shut out the cubs. clearly annoyed by the band on the field in tampa quickly shoves the tuba out of the way. eli manning, two interceptions deflect off his foot into the hands of deandre levy. the lions crush the giants. the magic off eli manning now and a football note, the 49ers have granted lee michael james his release. he asked for his release to get playing time with another team. he's dropping pretty far down the depth chart in the backfield. >> i don't know how you shot a picture of that refrigerator and kept your dinner, serious. >> no lie. >> that is a scary part of the building. >> we have the worst smelling refrigerator in the whole building. >> don't go in there. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to

the last fill toy win it, hall of hall of fame i richie around burn, beat out willie mays to do it at the time. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, another car maker plans to roll out pretty cool technology to help you avoid a crash. >> first though here's what's coming upton on cbs-3. >> hollywood is mourning the death of comedian joan rivers, went into cardiac more than a week ago at a manhattan's doctors office. she was returned to mount sinai hospital. she never regained consciousness, and died yesterday at the age of 81. >>> amber alert is in effect, authorities say, florida four year old ismail is missing and believed to be in the company of adam matos, from the lehigh valley, a person of interest. >>> a ten year old boy has died after he was hit by a car in oxford circle. that will boy was riding a bicycle near loretto, longshore avenues, when he was hit. >> this happened around 8:30 last night. the driver stopped at the scene, but the boy died early this morning. >>> your time now 4:49. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the

and by the way, this is the 60th anniversary of willie mays great catch. good stuff. >> good stuff. >> that's it for us, we'll see you at 10:00 on the cw. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good. good. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it, now. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey, and boy, we got a good one for you today, because we got a family here returning for the third day. with a total of 20,835 bucks, straight out of chicago, illinois, it's the moffett family. >> [cheering] steve: and from fresno, california, it's the setrakian family. >> [cheering] steve: everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving away in a brand-new, stylish ford fusion hybrid. let's play the "feud," everybody. give me dj. give me megan. let's go. ["family feud" theme playing] all right, guys, here we go. top 6 answers on the board. name something a man discovers about his fiancee that would make him call off

willie mays setting the mood. back when the giants beat the indians.ing out baseballs soon after brandon belt delivers a souvenir to the kayakers out there. his 12th of the year. giants both a 6-0 lead but the padres slug back. grandal a grand slam. his second homer of the night. put the padres in front. 7-6 they storm back with a fiber on seventh. all those big blasts but it is a bunt by matt stuffey. definitely bringing hunter home. san francisco will be going to the play offs. >>> meantime the a's have a jam so far into reverse it's almost hard to believe they are still on fairly solid ground for at least making the final wild card spot. but then again, they leave seat -- seattle by two gains. off luke gregerson opposite field and it's gone. they have lost four straight to the team with the worse record in baseball. two up on seattle for that last wild card spot. >>> meanwhile, back at yankee stadium. of course it did not rain on derek jeter's parade. this guy can seize the moment like nobody's business. sports part ii next. the lightest or nothing.

francisco, at&ts best stadium in major league baseball especially sweet knowing this team spawned willie maysour favorite city. we will see which one wins. >> not a great game for the giants yesterday but that is okay. >> they need to kick it into gear. not many last to play. we have the braves sneaking up on us. who else in i will look that someone could be watching up. the pirates have not been playing well so the nle teams and the visibility shows fog and a real thin deck of marine layer clouds covering down to 280 and 17 over san jose and as far as our forecast today, dry air, cooler-than-average, super moon tonight and it will be cooler-than-average and a warming trend in the afternoon hours. >> clouds today and the thin layer dissipates by 11 o'clock and you will not have so much sunshine but you are seeing holes developing in the cloud cover with 60's and 70's and 80's and the 90's are again for a couple more days. 87 in gilroy and 80 in los gatos and otherwise we have sunshine and 72 in santa cruz and mid-to-upper 70's in the south bay with san jose at 78 and peninsula is low-to-mid 7

willfully -- willie mays. try to bribe her. >> that's right.hink she suspect for bribes. >> jesse watters, everybody. ed said that. not me. >> jesse watters, giving the folks a chance to grade president obama. upcoming. eachwon't have a claim.wners that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. no matter what comes your way, your home protects you. ...protect it back allstate home insurance from an allstate agent. finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth. >> we have a report card for president obama, not from pinheaded pundits and yo

willfully -- willie mays. try to bribe her. >> that's right.hink she suspect for bribes. >> jesse watters, everybody. ed said that. not me. >> jesse watters, giving the folks a chance to grade president obama. upcoming. a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth. >> we have a report card for president obama, not from pinheaded pundits and you know who they are, but from the folks. we sent jesse watters to the newseum in washington to get the grades. >> how would you grade the president? >> i would give him an c minus. >> i would give him an a. >> c minus? that's hard. >> 0.2. >> hello. >> i would probably give him an c. average job. >> a minus. >> a minus? he gave himself a b plus. >> a good solid b plus. >> he should give himself a good grade. i would hate to think he would give himself a doing a bad job. >> solyndra scandal. >> is that new. >> you disgust me. my two biggest concerns is immigration and foreign

on deck was willie mays. he's a hall of famer. but willie mays and 9051 was a rookie.in that same stretch, is average plummeted. he was 40 points lower while the giants were so good. his production was way down. ralph had been a starting pitcher when the giants built that greatly but then he lost seven of his 10 decisions when the giants made a great run and he was giving up more than two runs per gang. most telling o of all, of the dozens of pictures that bobby thompson faced during the season when he stepped up to the plate and the bottom of the night, he had 2010 home runs. six against one man. ralph. dozens of pages he faced a more than 20% of his home runs came against one guy. shirley povich, his headline item the next day in washington writing for the "washington post" and the art of pitching is dead. the thing being what happened at the polo grounds is so inconceivable as a benediction. i submit to you based on what he should've known, he made absolute wrong decision. ignored the intelligence he had developed a what does any of that have to do with what we do h

. >> willie mays in the house to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the great world series catch.after five. but in the 7th, with the score 6-3, san diego got the lead with a grand slam. 7-6 padres. giants rally to tie and then matt duffy lays down the squeeze. hunter pence beats the throw. the giants win 9-8 and i show you a quick shot of what was going on afterwards as the celebration began. the giants are headed to a wild card spot. currently, if everything remains the same, pittsburgh will be hosting but that could change over the weekend. >>> yankees shortstop derek jeter in his final game batting in the bottom of the 9th. game tied at 5. >> big hit to right field, here comes richardson, here's the throw from markakis. richardson is safe, derek jeter in his final game with a walkoff single! [ applause and cheers ] >> you could not have scripted it any better. jeter the walkoff to win it for new york. jeter was 2 for 5 in his home finale. yankees win 6-5. jeter says he will not play shortstop in his final three games on the road. >>> the oakland a's lose yesterday. so they got

. >> reporter: a reminder of why we have all this new security is on display at willie mays plaza. two days from now we'll remember the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. and if a pilot program is a success they will move it beyond the gate and use it at all the entrances to at&t park. tonight what they are going to do is take a look, see how many people are using the clear program and they are also going to check to see how well it operates. i think that gentleman might have used profanity on the air and for that we do apologize. in san francisco, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> thank you for that. >>> the pilot program will last through the next 10 home games. longer if the giants go into the post-season. >>> new at 6:00, a battle over building thousands of homes in the heart of silicon valley. kpix 5's mark kelly says the city of mountain view is divided over the demand for more tech housing. >> reporter: north bayshore in mountain view is serene and margaret is running for city council in order to preserve the natural beauty. but next door to the peaceful landscape, giant tech c

god bless you jackie robinson and willie mays and all you wore our numbers on your backs when you playedbig league ball and every time you hit one out slid or laid one down you carried us from that old bus to the halls of coopers. town. my name is drake, my name is newt allen, but you won't remember that. i'm just one more along the score who played with ball and bat. but when you seek out heroes and praise the great pastime, remember those old brown face pros, the stars that did not shine. [ applause ] so with that conclusion what i would like to do is open it up for any questions you might have related to the negro leagues and i want to thank everybody for coming, hitting junction city tomorrow and believe it or not sunday i'm in salisbury, missouri. so i'm jumping across the state and just having a ball talking baseball and talking local baseball that doesn't get talked about very much but having fun bringing the history of the kansas city monarchs and the town ball alive again. >> yes. this has been very interesting. i thank you very much for your presentation. i'm so sorry there are

uncle willie, crippled, black, poor, unexposed to the worlds of great ideas, who left for our generation and generations to come a legacy so rich. so i wrote a song for miss roberta flack. you may have heard it. it says: willie was a man without fame hardly anybody knew his name. crippled and limping, always walking lame, he said, "i keep on movin', movin' just the same." solitude was the climate in his head emptiness was the partner in his bed, pain echoed in the steps of his tread, he said, "i keep on followin' where the others led." i may cry and i will die, but my spirit is the soul of every spring, watch for me and you will see that i'm present in the songs that children sing. people called him "uncle," "boy" and "hey," said, "you can't live through this another day." and then they waited to hear what he would say. he said, "i'm living in the games that children play. "you may enter my sleep, people my dreams, threaten my early morning's ease, but i keep comin', i'm followin', i'm laughin', i'm cryin', i'm certain as a summer breeze. "look for me, ask for me, my spirit is the surge of open seas. call for me, sing for me, i'm the rustle in the autumn leaves. "when the sun r

willis. coming today on the show you may be taking the wng prescription not even kn it.'s. 'll expin. beef may be wh is for dinner. be prepared to pay a whole lot more for it. as a family grieves over the loss of comedienne joan rivers they're considering a lawsuit how she died. our legal panel weighs in. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: well is your wallet about to be a thing of the past? according to reports apple's new iphone 6 will allow technology with users to p

willis. coming today on the show you may be taking the wrong prescription not even know it. this is thanks to a computer problem at walgreen's. we'll explain. beef may be what is for dinner. be prepared to pay a whole lot more for it. as a family grieves over the loss of comedienne joanivers they're considerg aawsuit how she died. our legal panel weighs in. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: well is your wallet about to be a thing of the past? according to reports apple's new iphone 6 will allow technology with users to pay for their smartphone. apple might be getting into mobile payments at jt the right time because after the credit card breaches at tget, pf chang's, michaels, sally's beauty and supervalu, the latest home depot could apple put an end to security breaches? they're to weigh in, richard crone with crown consulting that working with retailers on payment technologies. great to have you here, richard. tell us how the i-wall would work? >> no one knows for sure, but get an idea how apple might have it work you can go into

willis. coming today on the show you may be taking the wrong prescription not even know it.omputer problem at walgreen's. we'll explain. beef may be what is for dinner. be prepared to pay a whole lot more for it. as a family grieves over the loss of comedienne joan rivers they're considering a lawsuit how she died. our legal panel weighs in. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: well is your wallet about to be a thing of the past? according to reports apple's new iphone 6 will allow technology with use

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don't say we didn't warn you, a solar storm may be interfering with your weekend plans. "willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with a big u-turn on transparency by the obama administration. you heard of recovery.gov, right? it will no longer allow to you follow the money. the move directly contradicts the obama administration's promise to be the most open and transparent in the nation's history. listen to this. >> this is the most transparent administration in history. the most transparent white house in history. we have put in place the toughest ethics laws and toughest transparency rules of any administration in history. gerri: well let's test. that. for more, "national review" editor rich lowery. welcome to the show. good to see you again. >> hey, gerry. gerri: big questions about recovery.gov. this is the website, followed stimulus money, $800 billion in spending by u.s. government. now they're taking this down as of the end of the month. what gives? >> this is a big pitch, right? a great feature of this law can track everythi

willis. coming up today on the show, think you may want a financial advisor but don't know how to go about findingne? we've got some help. brute it will hit on the field has many questioning the decision-making of michigan's head coach. we have the latest. spending $5, five bucks at the atm we'll have a look at new report on high banking fees. "the willis report" where consumers is our business starts right now. gerri: well the big consumer story today, investors yanking as much as $10 billion from the world's biggest bond fund manager after the resignation of its founder bill gross friday. some analysts estimate gross's exit could cost pimco $400 billion. what about you? should you follow the herd of institutional investors dumping we have the director of managing research from "morningstar." we also have the manager jkk capital advisors and jack hough of "barron's" dot-com. my concern if you're something in the fund what kind of trouble will you get into? how will this rebound to individual investors, jack? >> i think new managers of the fund are quite good. russ kinnel's made one "morningstar"

willie nickel case, a wrinkle appeared in this already complex story. roy lilly, a resident informed claudia williams that his grandfather, erry williams, declared that john kobel may have been personally involved in the death f willie nickel and the subsequent attempt on kale nickels' life. according to the story passed down to the family through roy according grandson, o perry williams, john kobel wrote him a letter shortly after willie nickel's murder. and confessed to perry williams hat he was responsible for willie nickel's death. unfortunately, it appears unclear from the tradition in family whether kobel meant he personally was present in the or he of willie nickel was responsible by willie's death by proxy, perhaps through horn. it's unfortunate that this incriminating letter was lost in fire when the perry williams ranch house burned. not 's simply a tradition, supported by a document. in reviewing the life of tom noted that uld be there was always a shadowy side to his activities. as a cowboy, he was reportedly shooting incidents in ledville, colorado. to a railroad company. rustlers in the basin, arizona, he rode with vigilantes, one of the most events i

willis. coming up today on the show, think you may want a financial advisor but don't know how to go about findingt will hit on the field has many questioning the decision-making of michigan's head coach. we have the latest. spending $5, five bucks at the atm we'll have a look at new report on high banking fees. "the willis report" where consumers is our business starts right now. gerri: well the big consumer story today, investors yanking as much as $10 billion from the world's biggest bond fund manager after the resignation of its founder bill gross friday.

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you may be surprised how much it is worth. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: 155,000-dollars. how much a new report say consumers pay over their lifetime in fees to financial service companies, from bank fees to investment fees. when you look at them individually they may seem small, a fraction of a percent. but here and there, but those fees add up to new i popping number. for more on the number what you can do to pay less, ric edelman, ceo of edelman financial and also claire, who is the author of the book, frugal is not cheap. get to what the fees are in just a second. first, $155,000, that is more than most people have saved for retirement. what do you make of that number? >> yeah, it is shocking, gerri. i think one of those cases where you're dying by a thousand cuts. i don't think anybody notices to pay much attention. it is penny here, a dollar there, over a lifetime it is astonishing how much it adds up to. i don't think anyone has noticed. gerri: 760 bucks each and every year in fees. i

you may be surprised how much it is worth. "the willismers are our business starts right now. gerri: 155,000-dollars.

willis. tonight we're covering two big stories. one the launch of may the chinese e-commerce giant alibaba going public on the new york city tomorrow. tonight we learn the pricing of those shares. should you think about investing. >>> and two, the vote for independence for scotland tonight where polls are just now closing and that is where we start. fox business's ashley webster is in edinburgh with the latest. ashley? >> yeah, hey, gerri. you just said

willis. tonight we're covering two big stories. one the launch of may be the biggest ipo ever, the chinese e-commerce giant alibaba going public on the new york city tomorrow. tonight we learn the pricing of those shares. should you think about investing. >>> and two, the vote for independence for scotland tonight where polls are just now closing and that is where we start. fox business's ashley webster is in edinburgh with the latest. ashley? >> yeah, hey, gerri. you just said it, the polls have literally just closed. they have been open since 7:00 a.m. this morning. now the really hard part begins, counting all of those votes where voter turnout has been right around, estimates between 90 and 95%. can you imagine, 95% turnout in the united states? so, hard part begins. we are expecting final results sometime between 6:30 and 7:30 in the morning to tomorrow. so results will start trickling in. i can tell you some of the pubs here in the capital city will be open through the night which should prove interesting. they say they will stop serving alcohol a

willie, hears the news from his grandmother. he's anxious to know how his father died. an autopsy may seeks. >> i'm just hoping maybe they can find out what had happened and why it happened, just to get closure, basically. >> whitehouse's body has been brought here to louisville's morgue, where the kentucky chief medical examiner, dr. tracey corey, will perform the autopsy. >> we're looking for evidence of petechial hemorrhages. >> she's assisted by a medical student and a technician. >> test, test, one, two. >> as she proceeds, dr. corey dictates her findings into a recorder. >> body identified as john whitehouse. exterior of the body, body is that of a normally developed, normally nourished white male. appearing somewhat older than the given age of 55 years. >> dr. corey, a forensic pathologist, is one of only a handful of women who are state chief medical examiners in the u.s. she's a consummate professional, all business. but even in this charged atmosphere, ordinary life trickles in. >> interior of the body. a "y" incision is carried through a midline miculis measuring up to thre

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i may not trust any other president having willy-nilly summary of bureaucracy say that it is secure. that, withmake sure people coming in here the way they are illegally, it was easier to come in with visa reform. we live in the greatest country in the world still and we have to put a human face on this. people come over here to better their lives, understand that, and i believe in a guest worker program as well. >> do you either fall tour favor the business of community's efforts in regards to passing immigration reform? do you think there needs to be more workers brought into the country than the nativeborn? >> >> it depends on how our economy is and the need for workers at any time. you may have to match that up to what our unemployment rate is, or what the needs are. >> immigration reform -- president obama has delayed what was rumored to be executive action on his own to address those issues. if you become a member of congress, do you think congress should act instead of the president? >> we have a bipartisan bill that is sitting on speaker boehner's desk that increases the bord

i may not trust any other president to just have somebody willy-nilly in a buricracy say it's secure. visit the border and vote on whether it's secure or not, and we need to make sure we reform our legal system. if a challenge we have, problem we have, but we live in the greatest country of the world still, and we had to mutt a human face on this, people coming over here to better their lives and i understand that. and i believe in the guest worker program as well. >> do you either fault or favor the business community's effort in regards to passing immigration reform? do you think there needs to be more workers brought into the country than the native born? >> depends on how our economy is and the need for workers. the immigration levels that we let in, you may have to match those up to what our up employment rate is or what the needs are for certain workers. >> ms. appel, immigration reform, president obama has delayed what was rumored to be executive action on his own to address this issue. if you become a member of congress do you think that congress should act instead of prithee

convicted murderer willie trottie is expected to be scheduled to be put to death this evening, despite claims to his attorney the execution drugs mayave expired. texas, missouri, and florida have accounted for more than three quarters of the 20th executions carried out in the united states this year. a campus day of action was held tuesday at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign over the un-hiring of a professional -- professor critical of the israeli government. steven salaita was due to start work as a tenured professor in the american indian studies program. but after posting a series of tweets harshly critical of this summer's israeli assault on gaza, salaita was told the author was withdrawn. ms. per -- in his first public comment on the controversy, he told a packed news conference the un-hiring has caused personal hardship, leaving his family without income, home, and health insurance. more broadly, salaita said school in ministrations are trampling academic freedom. as this is on me personally, the danger of the university's decision is farther reaching implications. universities are meant to be cauldrons of criti

in how you would reconcile that with what you just said, willie about how the court does seem to be more solicitous in oral argument. >> it may not flip a lot of clients a lotle of time. but there's no doubt that it is incredibly useful in figuring out the weaknesses in the case how the things that make the justices tick intersect with the things that the cases are about. and sometimes the justices, i think, find in the course of an oral argument that the case is about something, perhaps a little bit different than they had thought coming in. i do think it's pretty rare that a justice marches in thinking i'm a solid vote to afirm and marks it out thinking, boy, thanks to oral argument, i'm now a solid vote to reverse and no oral advocate wants to have been the person who changed that mind. >> don, you don't have to identify particular cases, but as you're standing up there as the solicitor general of the united states, are you standing up there thinking, boy, i have an instinct about how this case is going to come out or are you thinking this case is generally really hard to come by? >> i think much more the former than the l

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may take to deny passports to returning jihad its. what is the plan to protect the homeland. gerri: that is one of the props. these dice have passports and could walls willy-nilly anytime. >> you don't need a visa to come to the united states if you have a european passport. two weeks ago the british prime minister gave a speech to the british people talked about protecting british isles. he didn't talk about fighting in the middle east. he was talking about steps to make his people safe. gerri: i have to tell you he sounded very, very strong. >> yeah. gerri: he sounded full of intention and make good on that intention. that is what i'm worried b like a lot of american public, it seems to me like the president is being dragged kicking and screaming to this. do i have that right? >> you do. the question if he is dragged kicking an screaming reluctantly is he going to do the job. most americans don't mind going to war but you have to win the war. it is not clear the president has the oomfh to do that. every poll is saying americans are more worried about their security than anytime since september 11th. gerri: is the country safe than before september 11th,