one more round of applause for bruce and his team. [applause] >> and we are just as proud as the job that our general manager brian sabean did to put this group together. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] the san francisco giants are the champions of baseball this year because of a lot of work, good, smart work done by lots of folks for decades and decades. we are up here today because we are standing on the shoulders of giants who preceded us. applause for all those guys who built the pyramid who got us to this summit, please. [applause] >> in that line of succession, please join me in developing and making the family of the stonehams family. peter mcgowan, the in the past steward of the team. [applause] finally, a word of thanks to our partner investors, sponsors, among the investors i must say, we missed two giant investors, carmen and sue burns, who are watching and enjoying, we hope. thanks to our media partners, and thanks to you amazing san francisco giants fans. in northern california, in this city because of

seeing bruce he for the first time and actually living -- bruce lee was something that was fantastic. i thought he was great role model for a lot of asians. >> when you were growing up, kids were more bullied, they didn't see themselves as strong? >> no, i don't think it was that. we were looking for a hero. it was a hero that looked like us. it was something we could all relate to. i like willie mays and football players but bruce lee. >> there are more role models. >> it was my mother. she came from vietnam with a third grade education. she had me when i was 16. she is survivor of domestic violence and she was able to go from working there and being able to afford to buy her own house before she passed away in 2006. easily she is my role model. i get all my ins raise operation from her. >> do you think there is a culture aspect to the drive in the need to succeed. is that common among all immigrant kids, do you think? what is your take, that it has helped you? >> i can tell you something that came to me earlier. it's like the education is the big equalizer and i think we all share.

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bruce is the founding partner of the law firm fein and fein. bruce? >> thank you. and, of course, you always want to respond to such effusions with alerting the audience nothing was said under oath. [laughter] my most recent book, "american empire," i think, tries to trace the psychology of empire that underwrites all the pathologies that john has enumerated. and i think you should be rivetted in your passion to try to rectify our plunge from a republic to empire by thinking of the following hypothetical. suppose tomorrow president barack obama commands prime time it's, and he says secret intelligence alerts me that osama bin laden has a weapon of mass destruction. we confront a greater danger than world war ii with a liftoff in zero airplanes. i'm suspending the congress of the united states for your safety. i'm suspending civilian law and replacing it with military law because that's the only way i can make this safe. i'm doing this very reluctantly, but this is the only way we'll be able to preserve the country. and with that announcement he says, and tomorrow i

bruce did not rule out bruce for tomorrow. the number one line is back to normal. ovechkin will play tonight. >> other sports tonight and nationals fans, which is more surprising to you? the fact that the team is 500 or the fact they have done that mostly without ryan zimmerman? the all-star third baseman had his surgery today. took place in philly, lasted 25 minutes. he was back in his hotel room by noon. should be playing again in six weeks. the nats are 11-9. meanwhile, the team begins a brutal ten- day road trip today and the first stop is a home.coming for jason worth. making his first return trip to his old stadium. after 29 years, brooks will be replacing bill mcgregoire at that school. no doubt you were watching president obama's press conference when he announced the bin laden news. did you see the guy he was watching? how about the camera man at the white house wearing the capitals jersey? you know a lot of people came over to the white house, reporters and staff alike straight from that game two and that guy was rocking the red in the east room of the wh

if you thought his head was big before -- bruce bochy. if you thought his head was big before, look at it now. [applause] >> what a feeling. first of all, i have to thank sabean for bringing me here four years ago to have the opportunity to experience this great city, this story franchise. i have to thank his staff for their tireless work, the time they put in, how devoted they were to getting this done. i could not be prouder of these guys. they play with more heart and determination. they wanted to win in as bad as much for themselves as they did for you. we all saw what you did. we will apologize a little bit for the torture. believe me. don't feel like you are the only one. i looked in the mirror today. i said to myself, what the hell happened? if you get it a little gray hair, i can bring in my clothes there. i think he can help a little bit. -- my closer. we felt your presence, and in that last game against san diego, we thought your presence in atlanta, against philadelphia, and we certainly felt it in texas. [applause] >> you all

. >> reporter: bruce is the founder and co-owner of the winery. what's not well known among his visitors, without bruce, the doobie brothers may not have been. >w >> reporter: bruce has been managing the iconic rock and roll band sings the beginning. it was 1970 when bruce happened to be in the right place at the right time. he was visiting his brother, an engineer, at a studio. the brothers walked in. >> everyone liked them, thought they sounded good, sang good. they had never been out of san jose on tour. they needed help. we went on the road with them. >> reporter: warner brothers picked them up. bruce told them to come up with a catchy name. >> they had one thing in common. it was rolling and smoking them. they became the doobie brothers. >> reporter: four decades later, they have put out 13 albums and sold more than 40 million copies. some memorabilia is shown inside the tasting room. you can buy an entire set of reds dedicated to the brothers. >> i thought we were going to be broke in five years. i didn't know the band was going to go this l

. >> bruce boudreau and the capitols, their series is over. we'll have much more in sports, but i suspect a change is coming. >>> still ahead tonight, an incredible discovery. >> it's about two karats. >> we'll meet the couple who found a $20,000 ring in a target parking lot. >>> you may think your security system is keeping your house safe, but there is an expert who can prove otherwise. >>> heart-stopping moments when pilots can't seem to get control of an airplane. >>> how we looking, doug? >> temperatures going down. it will be a cold start to tomorrow. i'll let you kno [ male announcer ] with the most branches and atms in the dc area, it's hard to miss a capital one bank. alright, let's get ready to work alex. rosslyn! ♪ arlington! ♪ falls church! nice save! [ trainer ] tenley! k street! [ horn sounds ] herndon! mclean! cleveland park! capitol hill! [ groans ] sorry penguin. georgetown! [ metal dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] capital one bank. the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet

bruce leshan reporting, thank you. derek mcginty continues our team coverage live from the pentagon and intelligent analysts say nobody could second guess what happened in this operation. >> reporter: it was a heck of a mission last night lesli, they are talking about it as courageous, bold, smart but we know the threat is out there, still remains. what's the biggest threat to this country? michael greenberger an expert says they call it al-qaeda in yemen. he says home grown terror is danger too and we are the first line against that. >> we have the responsibility especially because there may be retribution now as individuals to be on the watch for things that are out of the ordinary as the old saw goes, if you see something, say something. >> reporter: and homeland security says the department does not plan to use its new terror alert system because nobody has made any specific new threats. on the other hand, both reagan and dulles airports have increased security as has metro taking a few extra precautions tonight. m

i don't think that bruce bochy wanted to use him today. but, hey, extra innings, you've got to come up with somebody that can throw. you've got moto. the giants have dan runsler and that would be the last guy standing in their bull pen. >> jon: that's ball one. moto pitched two innings last night, threw 35 pitches. he worked the eighth and ninth innings. and remember he came on in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and nobody out and got through it and he also threw a lot of pitches last night. that slider, a foul over to the dugout and the count, one ball, one strike. went right to the giants bench coach. six runs, 12 hits for the marlins, they've left 11 men on base. six runs, 13 hits for the giants. nine left on. 12th inning. ooh. too high, i guess. but the guy up there has some altitude on him as well. there is scott cousins out on deck with the pitcher due up next. got it right by him. 2-2. >> mike: john buck who lives in utah in the off-season was trying to hit that one to salt lake. >> jon: buck hit 20 home runs for the toronto

i understand you got under bruce's skin today, huh? >> reporter: hey, hey, hey, easy, it was not me, myself, but the media did collectively possibly. that's part of what i enjoy about covering bruce boudreau, he can be extremely entertaining and also wears his emotions on his sleeves. this is a big deal. this is a big game tonight. they're already down one game in the series. his blood began to boil when he asked about the possible return of mike knuble for the capitals. he hasn't played since suffering a hand injury in game three against the rangers. bruce boudreau said he might take pre-game warmups to give his team inspiration. when coach was asked if that meant knuble would play, man, did he get irritated. >> reporter: you're saying mike knuble was not playing tonight? >> i didn't say anything. i just said he's here, he's taking warmup for an inspiration. i told you this morning what i told yous here. quit asking the question. >> reporter: "quit asking the question." get out of my face. in other words boudreau is ready to play toni

now bruce leshan with more on this. bruce. >> reporter: those phone numbers, they are going to be interesting. hopefully they provide some leads. i just finished talking to maryland congressman, the ranking democrat on the house permanent select committee on intelligence and he says that the president made the right decision at least for now. >> your privileged. you know some of the inside stuff. >> we know a lot of the inside because our job is to really oversee all of the agencies including this operation and that's why we have been briefed. >> and based on all your briefing this was absolutely the right thing to do, with hold that photo? >> i'm not saying it is 100% absolute either way. i think it is a judgment decision and i think the decision is made more to protect american lives throughout the world. just look at what happened when the minister in florida burned the quran. >> is it worse coming out through wikileaks. >> it was a firefight. he was shot in the head from what i understand. i haven't seen them. >> yo

and so i go on to sort of talk about the 1984, dear that bruce springsteen's born in the u.s.a. album was released with the best-selling angle from that album, born in the u.s.a. and the biggest juncture between the chorus and the verses was taken and appropriated as the patriotic affirmation as the downtrodden be it known that. and so, there is a lot of commentary on that when george will tries to sort of claim mr. springsteen for reagan and some rights. and that's part of the story that's pretty well known. what is less well known is the way in which that incident or that episode really transforms bruce springsteen's career, which is that i'm not too worried, it really led to his politicalization insert it being public about it. and he ends up not only speaking politically to the live audiences more and more about both domestic matters and foreign policy, but he ends a disorder that tenet out through really with of course the help of his staff, sort of researching local groups that helped the labor unions, homeless down the line and using his concert as a platform to talk abou

bruce? >> britany morehouse reporting from georgetown. thanks. >>> questions remain how the most wanted man on earth lived especially if anybody helped harbor bin laden in afghanistan. the c.i.a. is combing through video and computers. we have the report tonight. >> reporter: president obama told cbs's 60 minutes osama bin laden must have had a support network inside pakistan. >> we don't know who or what that support network was. we don't know whether there might have been some people inside of government, people outside of government and that's something that we have to investigate and more importantly the pakistani government has to investigate. >> reporter: a top u.s. official says the investigation into what the pakistani government may have known needs to include interviews with bin laden's three widows who were living with him. >> they need to provide us with intelligence from the compound that they gathered including access to osama bin laden's three wives whom they have in custody. >> reporter: u.s. national security advisor tom

bruce boudreau, irate. an opportunity wasted. so late in the second period, tied at 2. it was amazing the caps could do this. ovechkin gives it to matt green. there's a scramble. ove comes back and the capitols take a 3-2 lead, so they're in business, but they still have to play the third. they can't play the puck from their zone. they end up with the puck and they hit an amazing goal. it's tied at 3. they have another scoring opportunity. they pass to ryan malone. it's considered a good goal because there was no distinct kicking motion there, and that would be the difference. the capitols fell 4-3 to the lightning. they now trail 3 games to none in the best of 7 series. so game one they weren't getting to lose pucks, game two they struggled on the power play, game 3, they lost the energy that finally got them tied in that third period. how do you explain this one, dan? >> this is crazy. you probably remember before this series that the head coach for tampa bay said this is like david taking on goliath. after three games, it looks like david resides in tampa bay. after

i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us this saturday night much the pentagon has released five pieces of video seized in the deadly raid on bin laden's compound in pakistan. ken molestino with more. >> reporter: today a former pakistani ambassador to the u.k. is giving us his perspective on the videos, the videos that have the world talking. the videos released saturday gives us an inside look at what osama bin laden was doing while hiding inside his compound in abbottabad, pakistan, hoping to provide more prove that bin laden was, in fact, killed. a former pakistani ambassador says the videos are not conclusive. >> we don't have the point of contact between the navy s.e.a.l.s and osama bin laden. we don't have that pick moment. there is a huge question mark people all over the world saying do we have proof he is actually dead? >> reporter: the man believed to be bin laden is seen sitting in front of a television set watching television clips of himself. it is believed bin laden may have been rehea

how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the

how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the fans, for all of you, a big round of applause for each and every one of you. not just for coming out today but every day, supporting this team. we are in a time where everyone's focusing on what is wrong. out here in san francisco, here in california, we are focusing on what is right, the sense of spirit, pride, that sense of possibility is back in our city. i am proud of that, and you should be as well. [applause] let me close by asking bill neukom to come up, representing thow

well, then, i don't want to answer that. >> bruce -- >> stupid question. stupid. >> the caps now strong face four in a row, not only having to save boudreau's job, but the season. >> it's only been done three times before in the history of the nhl, teams will be going, that's tough -- >> you've got to stick with the program, i believe in and think of it as one game. and it takes a special team to do that. i think we have a special team. there's no doubt in my mind that we come out strong and haven't had a good first period yet and one that we've been happy with at least. so it will happen tonight. >> other teams have done it, and i was down 3 to 1 in philly to win in the stanley cup and it was possible. we have to stay positive and focused here. the good thing is we've got some goals and we'll work off that. >> they are on the line tonight and get a couple of days off, and the team that can put forward together. >> the capitals will not be going into tonight's game with the full arsenal, defenseman mike green is not going play. so the caps after win four i

how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the fans, for all of you, a big round of applause for each and every one of you. not just for coming out today but every day, supporting this team. we are in a time where everyone's focusing on what is wrong. out here in san francisco, here in

how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the fans, for all of you,

experts are speculating coach bruce budrow's tenure as head coach could be over as well. dan, is it fair to say ooh there's more on the capitals' minds than just the game down there tonight? >> reporter: yeah, lindsay. i definitely think that's fair. no one in the organization, the players, the coaches, the gm want to think about the ram if i kagdzs if the capitals do get swept tonight. they have to win four in a row which is something they've done a couple of times in the season. and the last team to do this in the playoffs, the flyers just last year so it has been done in recent history. as for what bruce boudreau is telling his play, it's the old cliche, you have to take it one game at a time. >> you don't think of it as four. you think of it as one. four seems like a daunting task. one doesn't seem as daunting. if you look at it and say it's only been done three times in the history of the nhl teams will be going, boy, that's really tough. we can't do that. you to stick with the program, and think of it as one game and you have three days off to regroup to get another

anybody remember question 3 from bruce? >> bruce asked about construction waste. for points for construction waste. on this project, we recycled nearly 95 percent of the construction demolition waste and parts of that was our efforts is separating material and where they go. where does dry wall and wood go. the city was very helpful. they could have taken the metal, but we took it ourselves. copper is like gold these days. so that was easy. and we're convince on our next project, we could do 100 percent. >> there's a city ordinance that demolition waste be taken to recycling facilities and then they separate it out. the city's goal is by 2020, a zero waste policy. we are in the 69 percent now. so we're headed way up 31 percent is trash. we are on a steep curve here. >> okay. >> just to add to that. part of that is thinking about the materials you put in. the insulation is recycled denim. it's much more appealing than getting rid of particle fiber. >> toss that over here. throw that over here. >> this is insulation. you want to hug. it's so cozy. it's not like most

bruce bochy. >> i am sure he feels bad. we lost our clean up hitter. you know, our catcher. helped us win the world series for us last year. >> i love him. he is a good friend of mine. he is a great player. he is frustrated but there is nothing he can do about it. >> all right. as buster posey went home, prior to the first pitch the show went on with eli now the starting catcher for the san francisco giants. and, hey, the guy is a good defensive player. but can't hit. the giants -- i will be interesting to see if they make a move to get another catcher in here. rowand making the play. giants-marlins. nobody could score. logan breaks the seal. ryan terrific again. allowed one run. but that was it. the giants would threat a little bit but the marlin defense, look at that. take it to the end of the game. bottom 9. runner at third. sanchez working his stuff today. cody ross can't driv. the game is over. first three game sweep in san francisco in 16 years for florida. giants lead down to a game and a haf. a's looking to split four with the rangers. jackson introduces hydrogenself

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bruce bochy just met with the media about a half-hour ago to tell us all what happened. he's telling us that buster posey has a lower left ankle fracture. he doesn't know how long he will be out. remember, buster posey is the reigning national league rookie of the year and their number one offensive player. he's now on the dl list with a fracture to the ankle. it's casting dark shadows on the game being played here -- here now. this all happened last night. scott cousins a was on third base. the batter hit a ball to. the player went through threw the bowl to posy -- through the bowl to posey. giants' manager bruce bochy says he also feels bad. >> he could have gone for home plate but he ejected to lock the ball loose even though po -- posey dropped the ball. i do think we need to consider changing the rules a little bit because the catcher's so vulnerable and there's so many that have gotten hurt. not just a little bit. >> reporter: buster posey's agent was the first to call for rule changes in order to protect the catcher. there's been no comment on that so far. we spok

[applause] supervisor mar: thank you. >> my name is bruce kennedy and i'm a 19-year resident of parkmerced, a 46-year resident of san francisco. i have lived here under three different owners. i've studied the plans for the future development and discussed it with parkmerced management. i've listened to much of the testimony presented both for and opposed to the plan. my judgment -- the most basic issue is one of trust. based on past experience, long time residents have every reason to be wary of proposals made by owners of the property. as a former member and officer of the parkmerced residents organization, i've also experienced battles with previous owners. earlier landlords have frankly not been trust for the. they have made promises which they have never carried out. they have attempted to pass through questionable costs, which the residents had to fight, often successfully. they have, meanwhile, reduced services to the residents. stellar management, on the other hand, has shown itself to be a reliable and sensitive landlord. very expensive improvements have been made with no effort t

. >>> i'm bruce johnson, thanks for joining us this sunday. unrest is threatening tripoli today after one of muammar gaddafi's sons and his grandchildren were killed by a nato missile. those reports are not verified, but there is criticism from the u.n. scott goldberg has the latest from new york. >> reporter: libyan officials took journalists on a tour of a bombed-out home in tripoli where anatomies sill strike killed one of muammar gaddafi's -- where a missile strike killed one of muammar gaddafi's son. the deaths have not been confirmed independently. >> we have no verification of that at the moment. it there are still reports saying we don't know one way or another. >> reporter: the report set off celebration. they called the air strike an illegal attempt to assassinate gaddafi himself. nato says they are not targeting individuals. >> the targeting policy of nato is absolutely clear and absolutely in line with resolution, u.n. resolution 1973 and it's about preventing the loss of life by targeting the war-making machines. >> reporter: but

hello, i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us this saturday. pentagon released five home movies that were seized in the daring raid on bin laden's pakistan compound. more now on the video and reaction. ken? >> reporter: well, bruce, as so many people will remember it was here at the white house almost a week ago now that the news broke of bin laden's killing and since then every day we have seen updates following his killing. now the pentagon is releasing videos, home videos of him that have a lot of people talking. all these years since eluding capture he had been thought to be hiding out in caves in afghanistan. he was killed inside a compound. the videos show bin laden watching television clips of himself. release of the video by the pentagon has been accepted by many as proof that navy s.e.a.l.s did in fact kill the most wanted terrorist. others say it shows how vane bin laden really was. >> conspiracy theory that we have found bin laden. >> i thought he looked pathetic. somewhat limited. i can't wait to read the new yorker full blown artic

it's important not only for their confidence into the game down 0-2 but bruce boudreau said it allows to you control the tempo of the game. the caps hit the ice at the same time at 11:00 a.m. this morning and down 0-2 in the series, they need to get the power play working. the caps arrived in tampa and not in a panic but knowing work needs to be done. >> and both games are tight and close and a tweak here and there, it would be a different series and they're ready to play. >> you have to play angry and on edge and this is play-off hockey. you can't think too far ahead. >> you are desperate to score the first goal and get the first hit and there is dispraise. >> reporter: there is chatter that bruce boudreau could make a change and he will get the start, the 8th for him. >>> the game begins in 5 minutes and that is with that early start. >>> this is no ordinary game for the $126 million man and former philly jayson werth and had the double in the second inning. hopefully things go well tonight when he faces the phils the first time in the old park. he might be a national now, but his w

. >> looking okay for the most part, bruce. one or two little flies in the ointment so to speak. today a pretty nice start but in the afternoon we had showers pop up mainly west of us and they pass to the south and tonight at least here in the immediate metro we are in good shape. if you have to head out over the next several hours it will be die. live doppler 9000. see south of us. well south of us. points east through the middle peninsula you've got light showers down there. but all in all we are done for the showers for the overnight. but tomorrow morning and even tomorrow another disturbance will pass. basically west and south of us. do have an isolated shower threat for mother's day. could be one in the morning. maybe another one in the afternoon. i think most of the time it will be dry and high temperatures pretty comfortable. right about that 70-degree mark. bruce, back to you. >> got it. >>> leaving college may be a bit scary in this economy but still ahead why some local grads are feeling optimistic. but first, some good news on the horizon when wo >>> some good news ton

bruce leshan is tracking the latest details and developments. the white house does say it is 99.9% sure that that body they dumped in the ocean was of that osama bin laden. >> that may have just been an inartful phrase by homeland security adviser john brenen. the white house is trying to release photographic proof of his demise. he says the administration is going to make sure that at the end of the day no one has any doubt that this was quote the head of the snake. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> a night to remember. >> this is for my boy, sumner cowen buried at arlington. >> reporter: the roar of the crowd at the white house for the heroes of shanksville, pa, at ground zero, a celebration of the death of osama bin laden. >> carried this to iraq and afghanistan with me. >> reporter: he lost his firefighter dad in the twin towers. >> this means that it's a victory for american patriotism. >> reporter: the president's first reaction, we got it. >> our country has kept its commitment to see that justice is done, the world is safer. >> reporter: american int

if the series ends tomorrow, so will bruce boudreau's tenure with the washington capitals. we certainly hope not. some other sports tonight, nationals beginning a 9-game roady in philly. first homecoming game for jayson werth. shane scores 3-1 phillies. werth tries to rally the troops in the 9th. complete game five hitter for hamil. nats fall 4-1 tonight. but that was nothing compared to what the twins francisco lereanod did for the white sox. how about the first no hitter of the season. he walked six batters but held chicago without a hit. first twins no-no in 12 years. all right. time to pick your dc high school sportsnet game of the week. we have lacrosse baseball on the menu, including the montgomery county grudge match between whitman and johnson. also wilson baseball looking for the 19th baseball title. vote now dc.highschoolsports.net. and a big day for tennis fans in our area. andre agassi are coming to our area. it will happen september 23rdrd. michael chang to play as well. that's it from here. caps in a different situation.

do you think bruce is coming back based on what you see here? >> george mcphee yesterday said he expects bruce boudreau to be back. i think unless there is a shake- up in management, that bruce will be back. sources tell me that he has about three years left on his deal. a good amount of money that goes with that. so unless they want to pay it off and bring in a new coach, it looks like he'll be back. but again, when does this -- how many times can you lose in the 2nd round. he's 17-20 in the playoffs. he has a phenomenal regular season record and they still can't get past the second round. >> and got to wrap it up. three players you don't expect to see back next year with the capitals. >> i don't think bright look, scott hanon and parla move, it doesn't look like he'll be back either. >> and you'll be back next year covering the caps. thank you very much this year. i thought we would be talking longer into the post season, sadly, boys, it is all over. steve, allison and tony, did not expect this to wrap up this quickly. >> i think for next year

i was either bruce lee's brother or a descendant of robert e. lee. [laughter] whenever i got really patriotic, robert e. lee. [laughter] that is how i got into college. [laughter] i used that opportunity in those four years to allow my mind -- i loved studying. it was one of those places where you can read books come interact with professors -- read books, interrupt with professors. none of my class is had more than 10 students at a time. they could interact with you. that was the most welcome ing part of the college experience. >> you said you are here on a part-time or temporary basis. you do not want to be mayor. you want to have your old job back. it pays more. there are already several people running for mayor. you have until august to make a decision. what if some of your powerful friends came to you and said they did not like to was leading in the polls invite you to run, would you consider it then? >> they have already done that. as powerful as they are, i have been very polite in telling them that i think it is neat to have a mayor go back t

if the series ends tomorrow, so will bruce boudreau's tenure with the washington capitals. we certainly hope not. some other sports tonight, nationals beginning a 9-game roady in philly. first homecoming game for jayson werth. shane scores 3-1 phillies. werth tries to rally the troops in the 9th. complete game five hitter for hamil. nats fall 4-1 tonight. but that was nothing compared to what the twins francisco lereanod did for the white sox. how about the first no hitter of the season. he walked six batters but held chicago without a hit. first twins no-no in 12 years. all right. time to pick your dc high school sportsnet game of the week. we have lacrosse baseball on the menu, including the montgomery county grudge match between whitman and johnson. also wilson baseball looking for the 19th baseball title. vote now dc.highschoolsports.net. and a big day for tennis fans in our area. andre agassi are coming to our area. it will happen september 23rdrd. michael chang to play as well. that's it from here. caps in a different situation. their stanley cup hopes circling the dr

past three games with the caps so they obviously will be very excited to have him back tonight but as bruce boudreau hinted, this could just be for inspiration. meanwhile the capitals know it's important to win tonit. they don't want to have to head down to tampa with two losses. the capitals know they've got to start off with a lot more energy than they did last time. they didn't start off strong like they would have liked. they hung in there and the capitals had a 2-1 lead but the tide turned and once the lightning found their rhythm they took advantage of the capitals team struggling on a penalty kill. how much more difficult do you think they'll be to face tonight because of that momentum they gained from game one? >> well they believe they can beat us now which is going to be big for them, i think. we'll have to take the will out of them early, make sure we get a lot of shots on goals. >> reporter: what was the biggest lesson learned from game one loss? >> stick to the game plan. the coaches did a good job of figuring what to do to beat them. we had a good lead, changed the style of pl

bruce henzle from our los angeles station shows us how the fda approved procedure works. >> reporter: she's a personal trainer and works out hard and often. she is getting good results but wanted even more. >> well, you know, it's almost bikini season and every woman has a problem area, and mine would be the outer thighs and the love handles. >> reporter: so she decided to try a different procedure that targets those trouble spots. there are many variations of lasers, and approach. the one you're watching is called xerona. the cold laser reduces the size of fat cells in the body. the machine looks like an octopus with five arms and each projects laser beams to the stomach, thighs and waist area. all in an attempt to sculpt your body into what you'd like it to look like. >> the laser will hit through the skin, to the fat cells and once it hits the fat cells it makes little tiny holes in the fat cells, allowing the fat to leak out of the fat cells into the limb fattics and then subsequently it goes into circulation where it can be metabolized. >> one session takes one hour. you need six

i'm bruce johnson. the embattled leader is still said to be alive but among three of the dead, three of his grandchildren. >> reporter: fireworks lit up the night sky in the been-held city as libyans celebrated the death of gadhafi's youngest son. he was killed by a nato air strike and that gadhafi himself survived the attack. >> the leader himself is in good health. he wasn't harmed. his wife also is in good health. >> reporter: three of gadhafi's grandchildren were also reportedly killed in the strike on a one-story house in tripoli. nato's has said that its missions are not targeting gadhafi. they called for a cease-fire and negotiations, but he refused once again to step down. rebel commanders quickly rejected the offer saying the time for compromise has passed. the son killed was his sixth son. in recent years he studied in germany. >> so far tonight, there's been no comment or confirmation from nato. white house spokesman says the president is aware of the situation. they are monitoring all develo