conor jackson burns his former team. only the second for jackson. now, scott sizemore joins the party and hits a blast off ian kennedy. the swinging as count out ten hits and beat the diamondbacks 7-2 and take the series. a big day for gonzalez.

aspin knowledge jackson -- espinola jackson. i am here today because of the fact -- and i am talking to you. i do not come here often. but because of my skin, my relative -- my kin, my relative, i am asking you supervisors to please support the resolution. it is not going to hurt anyone for supporting it. we are living in a sad, sad situation here. and just to see and hear the cry of mothers coming before you -- when i do watching tv, it saddens me. i was at a meeting yesterday with 21 men sitting around the table. each one of those 20 women was stating the fact that their children had had a lung removed, had bad cases of asthma. i wish you all could hear these women talk about what is happening to them, and what is happening in our area, especially in the southeast sector, the toxins we are inhaling. i am so proud of deshawn. as the seventh generation of my family here in san francisco, and there are four under me, i am here to ask for your support am here to ask for your support of the resolution, and i am

in fact sergeant jackson was saying she dealt recently with someone who was deaf. if someone doesn't answer you, that may be because they can't hear you or maybe they don't speak the language or maybe they're autistic and don't make eye contact and don't respond normally. i think we're looking at the situation and all that sort of taking a breath before the next action to kind of go, wait a second, before i act in this reactive mode based on what i think this is, am i really sure -- let's find a little bit more about what i'm actually dealing with. >> thank you. the collaborative focus is fabulous. who are the collaborators in just the curriculum development portion of the c.i.t.? >> there's a lot. mental health association -- >> is this the curriculum? >> yes. >> and also national mental health wellness -- >> drn eric from san francisco general psych emergency. david fine from mobile crisis. >> terrific. i was focusing in just on the curriculum development. everybody on the c.i.t. is really -- >> these people have all been engaged -- >> in the coalition of homeles

this young car enthusiast has been coming to barrett jackson auctions with his parents for years. >> i just like the way that i can go and have fun out here at barrett jackson and bid on cars. >> going once. >> his real ambition wasn't being the person buying the cars but the person selling them like spanky. >> $280,000! >> the auctioneer talks fast to create excitement and energy, encouraging people to bid higher. it's a skill that takes talent and a lot of practice. >> i have my ipod and i can take out the background and i record some of the auctioneers and i just practice off of that. $50,000, $75,000. $80,000, all the way to $80,000. good deal now. sold, $100,000. >> at the recent barrett jackson car auction in palm beach, florida, cole got his big chance. at first, he was only supposed to start the bidding for spanky. >> you ready? okay. ladies and gentlemen, here he goes. the man, the myth, the lend. >> cole took off fast and furious. >> this kid's not handing it off to nobody. he wants it to all himself. >> $50,000. $40,000. >> cole ashley deserves a scholarship to auctioneeri

tom mesereau tried the michael jackson case. i have never seen a case better defended than the job he did with michael jackson. part of the reason was he had a story that jackson was the victim of money-grubbing so-called victims. now, whether that's true or not is a separate story, but it was a way of understanding the case. as we heard from this alternate juror, there was a way of understanding these facts that was very different from the one the prosecution presented. and that's how you win a case, by giving the jury a way of understanding the facts that is different from what the -- >> i think there's a reality. unanswered questions are held against the prosecution, which properly as the burden of proof. too many holes, too much swiss cheese, even if lockally you can get to a conviction, a prosecution won't win. thanks for being with us. i hope some of you can hang around for a little bit and we can come back to you later in the show. all right. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. all right. next, another aspect of the sto

and never before seen rehearsal footage of michael jackson. why a judge wants to keep that it way, coming up. >> then at 6:00 the real fears of a looming debt deadline among local taxpayers and what happens to you if the government can't pay its bill. r you can see >>> police say an autopsy on singer amy winehouse was inconclusive. winehouse's parents visited with mourners at a fan made memorial to thank them for their support. a spokesman says the funeral will be held tomorrow for family and close friends. winehouse found dead on saturday inside of her home. she was 27 years old. the five time grammy winner shot to stardom with her album "back to black". she spent years battling drug, alcohol addition as well as an eating disorder. >> and jurors hearing the michael jackson manslaughter trial will not see unreleased video from the final concert rehearsals. a judge ruled that video is not a clear indication of jackson's health in weeks before he died. the judge agreed with sony pictures arguing the clips have value and should not be shown witho

joey jackson former prosecutor. dr. ludwig, how do you explain a mother's absence to three 5-year-olds? what to do you say to them? >> i think what you say is first, you want to underscore they are safe. and be honest without giving too much detail. you want to say something like we're looking for your mommy now. we have really good people trying to find her. you are safe. we are here for you. we'll let you know something as soon as . certainly not go into gory details before you have any information. you don't want to scare the kids. >> judge jeanine: let as talk about the fact the police are saying the husband cooperating. it is not like he's trying to make it look like he's helping. what does that tell you about him? >> he's disturbed the fact that he isn't covering up. if he were not involved, wouldn't he be happy police are looking for his wife? wouldn't he be happy there's television attention? not every case gets that kind of attention. clearly, he's adversarial. he's angry. he's annoyed and irritable. and he can

joe jackson is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] joe jackson. joe jackson. tall dude. >> steve: tall. >> jimmy: joe jackson's tall. >> steve: he's a tall drink of water. >> jimmy: what, he's like 6'8" or something? >> questlove: uh, yeah. >> jimmy: he's something like that. he's tall. but he's like -- he's like. you know, joe jackson's tall, and he's like -- ♪ is she really going out with him ♪ ♪ is she -- is she really ♪ ♪ but if my eyes don't deceive me ♪ ♪ there's something going on around here ♪ ♪ around here >> jimmy: and he does that. he also does -- ♪ mmm don't you feel like making something new ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you feel i'm breaking out of breaking up with you ♪ >> jimmy: but he's -- you can't stump the band. >> steve: i didn't know he was a samba player. >> jimmy: you can't stump the band. he also does -- "steppin' out." ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ steppin' out ♪ ♪ into the night into the light ♪ ♪ me, babe steppin' out ♪ [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: that's it. that's it. i tell you why -- he's going play that song t

new head coach hue jackson not pleased. although he had to be happy with the rookie starting at center holding his own against veteran seymour and kelly. jackson unhappy with himself he said the tempo of the first practice should have been faster. >> i told them i apologize because i don't think we are going fast enough. truth be told i am being honest. i told them i let them down day. i'll sign for the 49 ers first practice is tomorrow and receiver michael crabtree already hurt. out 4 to 6 week was a foot injury. chronic foot problems. hurt in one of the player organized work out back in june. likes lake the forty-niner signing pro bowl kicker david aircrafts who spent a dozen years with the eagles. one other bit of niner news. cut corner back clemens who didn't live up to expectation, eight year 80 million dollar contract. at the time highest defense player in league history. changes for the nirns. >> yes thanks larry. >> "nightline"is up next. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us everyone. >> appreciate your time

jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the chairman very much, and i definitely support cooperation between the federal government and the state government. that is absolutely the best part moreship and one that i encourage -- partnership and one that i encourage. having been part of the local government in my city of houston, i know that unfunded mandates are very difficult to overcome. but i argue vigorously against the underlying legislation because it does equate to undermining the health of americans. we need clean water, not dirty water, and so this amendment strikes the entire legislation that causes us to ignore a partnership that has been established between the e.p.a., the environmental protection agency, and the national pollutant discharge elimination system, which is a state system. and to my count, some 47 states have initially got into the system and have worked to ensure they have clean water. why do i suggest that this is a very challenging approach to take that the legislation ha

[unintelligible] jackson again. but i wanted to do, earlier i asked if any of you had or had seen the historical america for the southeast. a couple of hands went up. when those hands went up, i went and asked juliet ellis whether or not she had seen it and she said no. that is what i ask for mr. [unintelligible] moses to get copies. a lot of people talk, but they never get to walk when it comes to this area. so, here is at least 20. but i have got more. pass it back. you could be looking at it. it is very important that not only you, but the community knows how long it has been since we started with this. it was 1969. it was not the 1970's. it was the 1970's when we talked about an advisory committee and what we wanted because of mitigation expansion discussion of the sewage plant. we have gone through a lot here. the citizens here, the homeowners. promises were made to this community. i do not forget the things that were stated that were going to happen in this community. the funds that were supposed to come back

. >> i live at 155 jackson st. in san francisco. my focus is directed to park 4h recreation, which is biased toward concluding demolition at reduction of the golden gate tennis and swim club, in significantly impact the recreation in the project area. it is and -- if the development proceeds, the development will be demolished and unavailable for at least 24 months. the green open space will be replaced with a restaurant, retail, and residential buildings. the swimming pools will be on top of the fitness building, making entrants more difficult for seniors and kids now using level entrance. the deir page 7 classifies this an insignificant impact because the site area is not considered high need. mainly using information from the 1980 u.s. census, updating from the 2000 census but failing to reference the recent 2010 census, which is partly available from the early 2011. on page 12 and 13, some of the consequences of the two-year closure of the club are cited, and i quote, unquote the interim closure -- "the interim closure would dis

also, espinosa jackson is related as well. so you never know whose family member you are doing these types of things to. as i reflect back on the homeless issue, i have seen so many people who may not fit right. they do not necessarily come with a belt. they have a homeless individual. they have pants donated to them and they sag. are we going to arrest them as well? this has gone too far. this racism is so prevalent in the place i thought was a melting pot. supervisor doris ward told me when i was a lot younger -- she said black does not melt. i was saying to her they do. she told me. she said when you go anyplace, you walk in the room and you are any other nationality and are not black, they do not know if you are italian, if you are russian. but if you walk in the room and a black, they see you are black. that is what happened at u.s. airways. deshawn is highly educated. he went on that plane and they saw he was black. not only was he black, but thank you so much for your time. i have something for you later. thank you so m

espinola jackson. i would hope that you would pass on -- except when i was here at the last meeting, my request at that time was district 1 01 of the planning code, when lines were drawn from visitation valley across six lanes of the highway to the bayshore, under highway 101, that claims executive park is part of visitation valley. i said at that time, at executive park is in the bayview. it is in the hills. but also said about the comments that was made for the planning commission -- what i want to do is have that deleted, because there was no -- there was never a hearing in my community concerning the fees in the project, and that my community was made part of. and i have been there in bayview hunters point since 1948, so, i know the community. i know when the lines was drawn, and when they were was drawn. and i said in the city planning book, and it has been there for years -- bayshore to the bay. it used to be armand street. thank you. i hope you do something about that. i will see if you take car

and then the michael jackson case in 2005. a california jury exonerated the pop star that could have sent him to prison for almost 20 years. the jury deliberated 32 hours throughout the course of seven days before reaching its decision. jackson's lead defense attorney told reporters on his way out of the courthouse that justice was done, and he said the man's innocent, he always was. he joins us live from los angeles, and thank you for being with us, first of all. you represented michael jackson and you felt that he was unfairly tried in the court of public opinion and by the media as somebody who was guilty. do you find similarities in your case and what happened here with casey anthony? >> first of all, you have to understand, yes there are similarities in the sense where you had the media ganged up against the defendant and the defendant's lawyer. the media every day were banging the drum beat of conviction, and they were trying to skew the verdict they wanted. and the same thing happened in the michael jackson case. and ev

jackson many years ago. everybody's voice has to be heard. when you listen to everybody, no matter who you are, the matter what position you hold in the city, you end up with the projects, the way things are done. so i want to share that with you, thank you for being here with me, recognize everyone here today. we are breaking ground, building a library, connecting everyone together. we should do more of this and find more people to participate. thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. we are the envy of many libraries nationwide. it is because we have leadership like mayor lee who understands the role of libraries. thank you for your wonderful testimonial. with us here as well from the mayor's office, the education adviser and school board president. [applause] next on our program, it is my honor to introduce several state senators. leland yee is first on the order of business. he has been supportive of the library, not only in sacramento, but at this time in the city. [applause] >> i went over to mark lino to congratulate h

aspin knowledge jackson -- espinola jackson. i am here today because of the fact -- and i am talking to you. i do not come here often. but because of my skin, my relative -- my kin, my relative, i am asking you supervisors to please support the resolution. it is not going to hurt anyone for supporting it. we are living in a sad, sad situation here. and just to see and hear the cry of mothers coming before you -- when i do watching tv, it saddens me. i was at a meeting yesterday with 21 men sitting around the table. each one of those 20 women was stating the fact that their children had had a lung removed, had bad cases of asthma. i wish you all could hear these women talk about what is happening to them, and what is happening in our area, especially in the southeast sector, the toxins we are inhaling. i am so proud of deshawn. as the seventh generation of my family here in san francisco, and there are four under me, i am here to ask for your support of the resolution, and i am hoping you do that before i leave, because i have to

jackson lee. on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in house report 112-172 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 1 5 -- 175rk the nays are 240, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 9 printed in house re

and then those two divided into four segments, stonewall jackson and those that completely surround "harper's" ferry and sent those out by a courier to all generals involved. the copy that went to stonewall jackson he read it and copied it again who had been under his orders. one of the careers also was taking the same message and of course, it never arrived and we don't know why this have been your how it could have been prevented because of a career was supposed to develop-- deliver the envelope but the signature buyback to the headquarters but it did not go. my own theory is he discovered he lost it, went to headquarters to ask around. he felt much relieved presumably and nobody seems to get proof of delivery. and the indiana and regimented and found this envelope and read the message in he was smart enough to realize all the names and places this is important so kick did upstairs through the regimented and went to a brigade then skipped a few levels because each person sought it and went of through headquarters and from there general williams was in charge sent a note to general m

copy that went to stonewall jackson, jackson read it in a county that yet again d.h. hill. one of the carriers was also taking the same messes to dhl and, of course, it never arrived. it was dropped in a clover field south of fredericksburg. and we don't know why this happened or how it could have been presented or at least discovered because the curtain was superb -- courier was supposed to deliver the envelope in which the message came with the signature. when back to the headquarters my own theory is that it was a careless career and he discovered he had lost it. it went to the headquarters and asked around. yes, we have the orders. he felt much relieved. went back to headquarters, no one seems to have pursued the case of getting the proof of delivery. in any case on the 13th of september 8 corporal from an indiana regiments, a bit lax in this plover field and he found a symbol of cockpit to the power of the message. still had three cigars in the envelope along with it. he was smart enough to realize, you recognize these names and places, that this was pretty important.

conor jackson puts two on the board. a two run homer. 5-0 and then it disappears. 7th, 5 runs across the plate. evan belts a two run blast. a's win it 10-8. the a's entertaining the twins tomorrow. 49ers hit the field tomorrow without michael crab tree, out 4-6 weeks with a foot injury. the 99ers were already in the in that position. they also release david car and nate climmens. on to new 49ers. how about david acres. five time pro bowlers, one of the best kickers in the league, now working for the 49ers. they signed him. from acres, who will be at practice tomorrow, to napa, california where the raiders had its first practice. doing the usual, training camp things. hue jackson. first year head coach. loving what he sees. his quarterback, jason campbell says he is my guy. that's the deal with the raiders. on to other matters. >> you did not ask me that question. he did not ask that question out here today. does anybody not know who the starting quarterback is of the raiders? are you kidding me? jason campbell. he is the

street -- greenwich and jackson streets. in 2007, the senior planner wrote the inquiry on 2626 filbert street, which i came before you on. it is three blocks from edward ii. this is him. it is true that the building is not within a designated historic district, but the area falls within an area which we found to be a potential historic district, which would qualify as a historic resourced for the ceqa guidelines. we have not established boundaries of what the potential district, but it is a flag for us to the parties in this area extra scrutiny. in 2008, regarding the 2626 filbert case, the potentially california registered eligible district is roughly located between greenwich and a jackson street and lyon and steiner streets. this abuts the property in question. in the july 7, 2011 exhibit a pmnd, planning staff determined that the proposed group housing project would not result in any impact to adjacent historic resources. yet the project site adjoins the prodigious california register pacific heights historic district. i

rebecca went to high school with the murder victim chester jackson. >> do you understand that? >> a few of the people on channel 10's video, at the end of the video who are trying to calm me down, becky, becky, becky, you don't understand. you don't understand. somebody was just murdered. you have to have respect for the family. no, you don't understand. i was just trying to do my job. >> stunned by the day's events, john and rebecca leave the scene. and though they have a few bumps and bruises, john is glad no one is seriously injured. >> i think we got out of a very difficult situation without getting ourselves hurt or anybody else hurt. >> after the incident, john says he receives an outpouring of support from the public. but he says there are also some critics. >> does it bother me that there are people who think that we shouldn't have been there and that we didn't handle ourselves well? yeah. it does bother me, but, you know, i've gone through this career of mine trying to do things with integrity. i think that's the reason i've been a success is because people see the way

jackson died at his home back in june 2009. it will feature some of the world's most popular top performers but the line-up is still a secret. >>> new york hotel maid accusing the head of imf of sexual assault is speaking out for the first time telling her story in graphic detail on tv exclusively >> i turned my head he grabbed me. no you don't have to to be sorry >> she says she wants dominique strauss-kahn behind bars for attacking her when she went to clean his hotel room in may. the case limbo after questions about her credibility. some have called her a prostitute. he denies those accusations which have utterly devastated her. >> she was considering taking her own life. she was so distraught about things being said. it was her 15-year-old daughter said mom, people don't know you. people that are saying things about you, they don't know you. >> you can watch much more of the interview coming up tonight on "nightline". >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> slow clearing outside. flight arrival delays an

jackson was going to go out to the west and completely surrounding harper's ferry. he went it out courier to all of the generals involved. the copy that went to stonewall jackson, he read it and copied it again for dh hill, that had been under his ordered. one of the couriers was also taking the same message to dhl. and, of course, it never arrived. and it was dropped in a clover field south of frederick. and when we don't know why it happened or how it could have been prevented. because the curious was supposed to deliver the envelope with the significant and went back to the headquarters. but it did not go. my own theory is that it was careless courier and he discovered he lost it, went to dh headquarters and said, oh yes. he felt relieved. and went back to headquarters. nobody seems to have pursued the case of getting the proof of delivery. in any case, on the 14th, the indiana regimen were in the field and they found the envelope, picked it up, read the message, and it also had three cigars with it. he was smart enough to realize, since he recognized all of the

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jimmy jackson had planned a tribute concert that was never held. the singer died in 2009. >>> a new report shows california is hiring system is losing spot at the top. researchers say that budget cuts and poor leadership are to blame. >>> u.n. to work with the result is you have. they are the ways that you can focus your attention to interest in defending. >> the study looked at trends over seven-year. >> we would've to northern california where they are stuck in the concern that scientists have about the survival. >>> and expect to see changed or summer weather patterns this week. casings will tell us what is in store. you can watch the seven in honor of our newscasts on your computer or mobile device. we are streaming live online for you at ktvu.com. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> concern tonight for two gray whales for a mother and calf had been sitting about six months all but the river for

jackson died at his home back in june 2009. it will feature some of the world's most popular top performers but the line-up is still a secret. >>> new york hotel maid accusing the head of imf of sexual assault is speaking out for the first time telling her story in graphic detail on tv exclusively >> i turned my head he grabbed me. no you don't have to to be sorry >> she says she wants dominique strauss-kahn behind bars for attacking her when she went to clean his hotel room in may. the case limbo after questions about her credibility. some have called her a prostitute. he denies those accusations which have utterly devastated her. >> she was considering taking her own life. she was so distraught about things being said. it was her 15-year-old daughter said mom, people don't know you. people that are saying things about you, they don't know you. >> you can watch much more of the interview coming up tonight on "nightline". >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> slow clearing outside. flight arrival delays an

jackson: will the gentleman yield? mr. kingston: i'll be glad. mr. jackson: thank you. is it the gentleman's opinion that under the republican cut, cap and balance -- mr. kingston: reclaim my time, you got to go fast, i'm willing to answer your question but -- mr. jackson: is the gentleman willing to turn the balancing act of this program over to the federal judiciary? mr. kingston: the president has backed up against the wall. if we don't -- mr. jackson: is the gentleman prepared to turn the balancing aspect over to the federal judiciary? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kingston: to have balanced budget amendment so that congress' hands will be tied from increasing the deficit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kingston: i yield back to my friend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: at this time i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from maryland, ms. edwards. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from maryland is recognized for two minutes. ms. edwards: thank

>> it is always a challenge to follow commissioner jackson and her poetry. [applause] i do want to explain my thoughts for retroactive application of the permanent amendment that we sent to congress on may 1. before i get to those parts of the amendment that reduce guideline sentences for crack offenses in accord with the reduced penalties, i did want to spend a moment talking about part c of the amendment, which incorporates the guidelines for all offenders, not just crack offenders -- is certain mitigating factors that is not part of the amendment that the commission is applying retroactive effect for. i wanted to address why that is. the aggregating and mitigating factors in part c of the amendment in my mind would involve time-consuming and administratively difficult to apply factors for a court to look at on a retroactive basis. these are new factors that were not formally considered by judges as part of the original guideline calculations. consideration is to make part d retroactive it would make parts -- courts to involve themselves in the fact-findin

that is going to leave a mark on you conner jackson. next batter josh hamilton but part of me is so happy for him tonight. walk-off 2-run homer. rangers go for the four-game sweep tomorrow. >> history made by derek jeter, joins one other player to hit a home run for 3,000 hit. amazingly the first yankee to ever get to 3,000. he wasn't done, a perfect five for five at the plate with a game winning base hit. yankees 5, raise 4 in the bronx. >> still to come, a huge upset at women's world cup while the earthquakes against -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> two, that is number of goals the earthquakes have scored in the last five gam

. >> espinosa jackson. i got up to welcome you back again. some of you are new, never been in this community but it's a pleasure to have you here and the community is looking forward and working with our p.u.c. not having a comment to talk about any of the subjects that you're going to be discussing now, but at the joint meeting i will. i think i have some information, i don't know whether you have it or not, dealing with historical facts. when this all started here for the southeast building and the power plant there. i don't know if you have that information. if you have it already, raise your hand. all right then. i'll make sure that the staff get that information to the rest of you because it's very important from what happened back in 1989. i hope it startsed in the 80's, the information you have. i don't want something that started back in 2004. thank you very much and i'm looking to make sure that we have a pleasant meeting here this evening and i'm quite sure you're going to enjoy the food as did you before. thank you. president vieto

conor jackson burns his former team. only the second for jackson. now, scott sizemore joins the party and hits a blast off ian kennedy. the swinging as count out ten hits and beat the diamondbacks 7-2 and take the series. a big day for gonzalez. >> i was sleeping and bob kept calling me. he called five times. i was like, who is this? he said it's bob, your manager. congratulations, you're an all- star. i'm definitely going to celebrate with my family tonight and enjoy it, probably take them to a nice restaurant. hopefully mcdonald's sounds good. >> good call. >>> all right. pga final round of the at&t national. nick watney hit as spectator. watney, of course, all class, making sure the fan is okay and thanking him for having a hard head. after shooting a course record of 62 yesterday, watney follows up today and takes the win. it's his second win of the year. he beats k.j. choi by two strokes. stage two of the tour de france, the team's time trial covering 14 miles. the best time was set, pushing thor -- into the overall tour lead. as they celebrate