welcome to seattle washington. and century link field, as the raiders conclude the 2012 season with a match up against the seahawks. hello, everyone, i'm jt, and the raiders are looking to build on the momentum from the saturday win against the detroit lions and ride that momentum into the home opener, monday night football, against the san diego chargers. so far this preseason we've seen flashes of brilliance from the young offense, and rock steady play from the defense, especially that first unit. for more on the game tonight, here's the voice of the silver and black, greg papa. >> flash is a good word, jt, because we're not going to see them very long tonight. the first teamers are only going to play one series apiece. le . >> first we are tonight a running back no darren mcfadden so tie roan jones and mike good man run dnc's backup this year. >> well, this would be a good chance for jones to be a starter. i mean, he miss add lot of the preseason but last week he show and had goodson got hurt his first time out

here we go to seattle where king felix joined baseball royalty. overpowered the rays from start to finish and got stronger as the game went on. struck out the side in the eighth. king's court going crazy. hernandez on the verge of making history. completes perfection with his 12th strikeout, 27 up, 27 down. felix hernandez pitches a 23rd perfect game in baseball history and the third this season. mariners won it, 1-0. >>> yanks and rangers. josh hamilton hit a pair of homers. now has the league-leading 34, but not enough. texas lost their third straight in the bronx, 3-2. >>> scary moment, angels'/indians' play at the plate. torii hunter tried to slide around a tag, clipped umpire greg gibson in the face with his cleat. gibson went down like a ton of bricks. cut around the eye. luckily he was okay. it could have been much worse. angels went on to win it. >>> nats and giants. pick it up in the third. danny espinosa taking tim lincecum deep. all lincecum could do was watch it go over the wall. washington up, 4-2. >>> stephen strasburg picked up his

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[ cheering and applause ] >> a perfect game by a seattle mariner! [ cheering and applause ] >> lebron james not the only king. that's exactly felix, they call him king felix. and the giants with matt cain threw the first perfect game back in june in the history of the new york and san francisco giants. now the first perfect game in the history of the seattle mariners. the third perfect game of the year. a fellow for the white sox, philip umber, hey threw one earlier this season. so there you go. >>> international soccer game with a lot riding. usa had not beaten mexico in mexico city. are you into hat dance something there we go. great play. puts it away on the heel pass. they had never won in mexico until today, 1-0. if you joined us last night, look out for the usa, i'd say. at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and sta

department of justice announced a plan to reform the seattle police department. after a number of reports of officers routinely using excessive force. seattle officials have agreed to have an independent monitor oversee the actions of the police department. i don't want officers to be afraid to get physical because they have fear of losing their job. i want them to use force if they need to, to protect themselves. and i don't want them to wait too long and themselves get hurt. >>> a house fire broke out in apple valley, minnesota. it was all caught on video. and that video is going viral. >> oh, my god! hell no! what the [ bleep ]? oh my god! >> oh hell [ bleep ] no. >> holy [ bleep ]! natalie, bro. what the [ bleep ]? the house is on fire! >> hurry, hurry. get out. >> me get out? >> i got to get my cat. >> this is the weirdest reaction to a fire. >> i have a feeling the cat is already vacated the premises. >> that's what so funny, at the end of the video, you hear someone else who is involved in this, saying you need to get out. she's like, what? i need to get o

. >> a perfect game by seattle tossing a mer game. >> a perfect game by seattle mariner done by the king. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, august 16, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. campaign 2012 has sfwournd a nasty name calling affair. president obama calls the latest criticism from mitt romney dishonest. romney says the president "will do or say anything to get elected." all the attention on the vice presidential candidate, particularly by biden and paul ryan to overhaul medicare. susan mcginnis is with us. >>> ever since ryan was chosen as romney's running mate a lot of the spotlight is shifting to the vice presidential candidates for now. just like the presidential candidates, these two seem to offer more and more evidence that an ugly campaign is getting uglier. >> whether paul ryan will help or hurt mitt romney's chances of winning the white house remains to be seen. but one thing is for certain, romney's choice of running mate has helped make medicare the latest hot button issue in the presidential

about 75 miles east of seattle. the taylor bridge fire. it started monday and has destroyed 70 homes. more than 44 square miles have been destroyed, about half the size of seattle. the fire is believed to have started at a construction site and forced many to evacuate their homes. gary horker of our seattle station cairo, reports. >> homeowners and ranch owners who live along this rural road that i'm on have a good reason to worry right now. we've been keeping a sharp eye on the wildfire tearing down that hillside bearing down on homes and ranches here from two different directions. now, all the evacuees can do is watch from our vantage point and pray that stops. we were kept miles away from the wind-driven wildfires leveling more than 28,000 acres at least 60 homes and countless horse ranches. but almost everywhere you look, the fire continues to grow explosively. while air tankers drop massive crimson curtains of flame retardant, aggressive fires seem to bear down on more mountain neighborhoods where hundreds are evacuated, including thi

from seattle public library. it's about an hour. [applause] well, it is so wonderful to see a great crowd here in one of america's great public libraries. and a reminder why the commons are so important, and so welcome my friend kristin grime back to seattle again. sorry there's no big bank failure today to cover. >> lovely weather. >> well, i'm from phoenix, endless sunny days make me depressed. i'll get by with the weather for now. "the lost bank "is a must-read if you understand not only what happened to washington mutual which was a huge trauma for the city a trauma that continues but had broader policy implications for what happened to the great recession, and how banking contributed to the meltdown. there were times when your book reads like a thriller. but after one of those kind of thrillers teases, we don't start out with kerry killinger and we don't start with any of the things we think. we start out with a guy named luke pepper. why is that? >> he was one of the early ceos. he was the ceo during the '0eus and i thought it

a chilly day behind that front. 66 in seattle. some of the cooler air ushers in as the storm pulls up into canada. tomorrow more of the same in the inner mountain west. california, no changes for you as the storms are missing you. well, if you're watching us on kn tv nbc's bay area news in california bay area. in fran, step inside a living amazonian area. that's your pacific event of the day. >> bill, thanks so much. >> thanks very much. here's a look at the early mornings in headlines. well, tom cruise and katie holmes are officially single. a judge signed off on the divorce on monday and 6-year-old daughter suri will live primarily with holmes in new york with generous visitation by cruise. >>> reports saying after trying out 59 guest hosts, kelly ripa has settled on former new york giants defensive end michael stra han as co-host of "live with kelly." >>> "boston herald" reports along with connor kennedy, taylor swift crashed a kennedy family wedding in boston over the weekend and the couple would not leave despite her asking t

of course in the seattle area it was a massive loss and massive effect here. but as you pointed out, too big to fail institutions got bigger. so now instead of this bank that had been integrated into seattle and in this area is gone and we have five banks that are really controlling most of the assets in this country. and >> and they are not here. the ceo doesn't live here. they don't contribute to the community and the same way. weak sec captured regulators ensured a mess. so what is to be done? >> i mean, if i had the solution i don't know what i would be doing, but maybe it's the next that. i don't know. i don't really know what the solution is. i mean, they're having trouble passing dodd-frank, which is our financial reform. even with more regulators in place, we are still not making embryos and regulating financial institutions. to actually breathe them out, that is an incredibly difficult proposition . the way out is en masse. >> i could fix things if i were king. break up the too big to exist banks, ring back glass-steagall, 30 pages, real simple. put i

of course in the seattle area it was just a massive loss. but as you pointed out, the too big to fail institutions got bigger, so now this bank that had been into seattle in this area is gone and we have five banks really controlling most of the assays. >> and they are not here. the ceo doesn't live here. it is just one of their fireworks. >> on the order federal reserve captured regulators ensured en masse. so what is to be done? >> i mean, if i have the solution, i would probably -- i don't know what i would be doing, but maybe it's the next book. i don't know. i don't know what the solution is. i mean, they are having trouble passing dodd-frank, our financial reform. and it seems like even with more regulators in place, we are still not making any inroads in regulating financial institutions. and to actually break them up, that's an incredibly difficult proposition , so the way out is a mess. >> i could fix things if i working. break up the two big to exist things, bring black glass-steagall. 38 pages. [applause] put in place incentives o

about 75 miles east of seattle. it started monday and has destroyed 70 homes, more than 44 square miles have been destroyed. about half the size of seattle. the fire believed to have started at a construction site and forced many to evacuate their homes. >> homeowners and rachb owners who live along this rural road thaim on have a good reason to worry right now. we've been keeping a sharp eye on the wildfire tearing down that hillside bearing down on homes and ranches here from two different directions. now, all the evacuees can do is watch from our vantage point and pray that stops. we were kept miles away from the wind-driven wildfires leveling more than 28,000 acres at least 60 homes and countless horse ranches. but almost everywhere you look, the fire continues to grow explosively. while air tankers drop massive crimson curtains of flame retarda retardant, aggressive fires seem to bear down on more mountain neighborhoods where hundreds are evacuated, including this man. >> you don't know where the fire is. when

a perfect game by a seattle mariner, it was done by the king! >> dave simms with the call there, after 5,698 games in their franchise's history the mariners have their first perfect game. he turns in the 23rd perfect game in major league history. their turn to celebrate, mariners beat the rays 1-0 behind that historic performance. for the rays an all too familiar feeling, this is the fourth time they've been no-hit since 2009. that includes three perfect games. no other team has been no-hit more than once over that span. this morning "seattle times" has king felix front and center as you can match, calling his feat quote, pitcher perfect. >>> well say it ain't so, melky. san francisco giants all-star outfielder, melky cabrera suspended 50 games for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy, after testing positive for testosterone. cabrera, who leads the national league in hits and was named the mvp of this year's all-star game won't be available for any of the team's remaining 45 regular-season games and will go into the playoffs,

>>> and seattle's felix hernandez throws the 23rd perfect game in major league history.

last chapter is a blow by blow happening seattle, washington d.c., new york. it was like pulling teeth relying on public records to piece it because three years later nobody wanted to talk. still very controversial. >> host: a lot of ruined lives, broken hearts. >> one of the tragedies of this story as is kerry killinger made the decisions to build up on the risky mortgage lending lou was writing letters to kerry. you should not be down the road to. get rid of the loans. the culture had changed so much they were focused on driven instead of the longstanding values of fair and caring and human. lou was so upset nawaz 2005 and he was away for so long and then everybody was busy. who wants to deal with him? it was a tragedy. >> host: what surprised you the most? >> one thing that continues to surprise me every day how much the regulators could get away with. and is astounding with these institutions and even smaller ones like we just saw an iowa. so little regulation. the regulators were so focused on the turf battle is it you doing the exam or paying attention t

seattle is rolling, they won it 5-1. >>> kevin youkilis has resurrected his career in chicago. hit 11 of his 15 home runs with the white sox. smashed the third grand slam of the season against the yanks. sox when it 7-3. >>> how about a triple play, okay. trevor plouffe, a shot to third. josh donaldson fired to second, then around to first and that's three. if you're scoring at home that's a 5-4-3 triple play. >>> it was hunter pence bobble head, but one problem, pence is no longer on the team. he was traded last month. and the go-ahead home run in the ninth, that was the difference. reds win it 5-4. >>> lebron james has had a pretty good year. won the mvp tour, finals of the many -- and olympic gold. all this pales in comparison to what he's wearing -- nike's most expensive sneakers ever. now they can be yours for the low, low price of $315. that's right, for the amount that some people pay for rent, you can have the limited edition of the high tops. but wait, they have motion censsens sensors how high you dunk. that's what i need, more proof i can't dunk. i'm fred roggin. >>>

and to welcome my friend, kirsten grind, that to seattle again. sorry there is no big bank failure today to cover. >> but lovely weather. >> well i am from phoenix, and the sunny days make me depressed that i will get by with it for now. [laughter] kiersten's book "the lost bank" is a must-read if you want to understand not only what happened to washington mutual which was a huge, for the city, a trauma that continues to reverberate, but has much broader policy implications for what happened in the great recession and help banking contributed to the meltdown. there were times when your book reads like a thriller, but after one of those thriller teases, we don't start out with wire loans and we don't start out with any of the things that one would think. we start out with a guy named luke pepper. why is that? >> well, luke pepper was one of the ceo during the 1980s and i thought it was very important to start out with luke because he represents a time in the banking system that has been lost. he represents a time where banks were much smaller and t

con esta victoria el primer lugar del grupo 4 es para el seattle sounder. en las grandes ligas otra noche redonde para los dos equipos del area, ambos ganaron y de local. aquí en washington, bryce harper bateó su tercer cuadrangular en dos juegos, jason werth puso la bola del otro lado de la cerca por primera vez desde mayo, y edwin jackson ponchó a 10 bateadores para que los nacionales afirmen su liderazgo en la división este de la liga nacional al vencer por 8-1 a los cardenales de san luis. los nacionales iniciaron una permanencia en casa de 11 juegos con una actuación sobresaliente contra un contendiente por el boleto de comodín a la postemporada que no pudo conseguir una carrera limpia por tercer juego consecutivo. la victoria movió a los nacionales cinco juegos y medio arriba de los bravos de atlanta. en el candem yard, zach britton ponchó a 10 bateadores, récord en su carrera, en ocho entradas, mientras que taylor teagarden y adam jones conectaron cuadrangulares para que los orioles de baltimore vencieran 5-3 a los medias blancas, para conse

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here's the scene outside seattle washington. more than 70 homes destroyed and hundreds are in danger. many have been told to pack up and leave their homes. the fire is 10% contained. a similar scene in idaho and nevada. in california hundreds of people were allowed back in their homes after progress was made against a wildfire there. >>> dry conditions are taking a toll on crops. the u.s. department of agriculture says that a family of four will pay $615 more on groceries last year. the loss to farmers is worse. the industry is taking an $18 billion hit. 65% of the population is living in a state affected by the drought. >>> an extra set of eyes will be watching the roads when students head back to school this month. frederick county maryland will be the first in the state to have their buses equipped with cameras to record drivers who go past them illegally. violators face a $125 fine. before this, the bus drivers had to record violators manually. >>> a day on the water ends in tragedy. a mishap that killed a woman on vacation

that's at the seattle aquarium. that's your pacific event of the day. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> early look at the headlines in entertainment. russell brand has rebounded and it's another singer. brand has fallen for former spice girl geri halliwell, aka ginger spice. you may have heard of her. the tabloid reports they've been dating since rehearsals for the olympic ceremonies. >> spice girls are hot again. >> they are. redo. >>> justin bieber taped a segment for the increasingly ratings desperate "the x factor." >>> lindsay lohan will not be prosecutored for stealing more than $100,000 worth of jewelry and sunglasses. e news reports prosecutors didn't exactly proclaim her innocence saying only, quote, we do not have sufficient evidence to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> shia labeouf told "usa today" he took acid on the film "the necessary death of charlie countryman" to help understand his character. that's taking method acting a little too farther. >>> "us weekly" reports robert pattinson is selli

california to seattle made a safe emergency landing in san jose this morning. the pilot told passenger there is was a problem and they to land in san same the pilot told them -- the airport told them the pilot said the plane was having a catastrophic mechanical failure. sue thompson joins us live with the story. they had no idea how bad it was? >> reporter: that's right. those passengers had no clue that san jose airport was preparing for a high level emergency landing on the ground casualty teams and first responders were standing by. this happened less than an hour into the flight out of ontario, california. passengers on flight 539 knew something was wrong in the air leaving ontario, california en route to seattle. >> babies were crying at the same time when it happened. we had two babies next to us they were all crying. we all knew something was going on. >> reporter: what passengers didn't know was the pilot declare add emergency and needed priority landing. a reported catastrophic electrical failure happened onboard and the plane was decompressing. passen

life on the edge at the seattle aquarium. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. rosie o'donnell says it's a miracle she's still alive. the 50-year-old comedian revealed on her blog that she suffered a heart attack last week. after feeling symptoms, she took aspirin, called 911, and had to have a stint inserted into an artery that was 99% blocked. she's you recovering at home. >>> tmz revealed that tony scott, who jumped to his death from an l.a. bridge sunday, did not have brain cancer. results from his autopsy won't be released for several weeks. >>> reports say nicki minaj is in talks to join mariah carey on "the american idol" judges panel. >>> and nbc has announced michael j. fox's new show will be part of its fall line-up. the sit comwill be loosely based on the 51-year-old's battle with parkinson's disease. >>> apparently there are no hard feelings among charlie sheen's exes. ex-wife number two, denise richards said she threw ex-wife number three, br

a border battle is burning north of seattle and costco is at heart. cars packed parking lot this costco stores in bellingham washington canadians are taking advantage of their strong dollar and are coming to america to stock up on everything from gas to the streets. in to the locals are fed up with traffic and crowds. so they want costco to hold certain shopping hours just for americans. we got a few times a month in seville fair bit of money. >>> bed economy's reliance on canadians stop shopping in decorating. which in be limiting access based on nationality. costas says it is doing all it can to help control traffic and be vote store hours her but it would offer american only shopping hours. the mayor has a message for all of her fellow americans are complaining the local retail sales tax doubled in the past year mostly due to people coming from canada. >>> they look good but they're not always so good for a body. the nerve damage to london zoo's leave and not some of the most popular clothing trends out there to cause serious health problems. repor

looking mild. 20 degrees in vancouver and seattle. all right, finally, let's go over to europe. a rain band creeping over scandinavia. germany as well as the northern italy. back behind it, dry and things are starting to improve across the british isles. out toward the east. thundershowers and gusty wind are starting to decrease across western russia. temperatures are remaining on the cool side in moscow with a high of 15 degrees. 19 degrees in kiev. of course the west. 19 in london. speaking of london, the paraolympics have been taking place. looks like showers are expected on your thursday. but clearing up as we head into friday. and temperatures will be rising to your midsummer levels as we head into your saturday. here is your extended forecast.

>>> and seattle's felix hernandez throws the 23rd perfect game in major league history. the question is, how close did the king come to losing perfection? it's "way too early" for this.

a perfect game by a seattle mariner. it was done by the king! >> awesome. this was the sixth no-hitter in the majors this season and the third perfect game. >>> from a celebration to a shocker. the giants outfielder melky cabrera suspended for 50 games for failing a doping test. he was the mvp in the allstar game and was batting .346, second in the national league. he apologizes and accepts the suspension. without melky, they couldn't handle the nationals. the top team in the nl east rolled over the giants 6-4. >>> in l.a. a collision at the plate. torey hunter sliding him and his left spike nails the umpire in the head and knocks him flat. got a big gash and he left the game. hunter was out. the angels breezed by the indians, 8-4. >>> when we come back on this thursday, road hazard. toronto's mayor is caught in a cell phone picture reading while driving. we'll get reaction from the mayor. ,,,, >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c., 88. partly sunny in atlanta, 92. strong storms in st. louis, 88. afternoon thunderstorms

federal agents went to his seattle to arrest him yesterday at. showed of epidaurus armed with a shotgun. the good news is he was quickly taken into custody. also found two other inside his apartment. federal agents also found suspicious items in his apartment, so they called a bomb squad. no explosive devices were found. his mother spoke to the media outside the home yesterday. that she has a good boy d education and he spent some time in the military and she did not know why he would do this for. makingis charged with threats against the president and the assault of a federal agent. make his first court afternoon later this seattle, washington, courtroom. president obama was traveling y on campaign business never in anyas danger. jummy olabanji reporting, abc 7 news. >> been a continuing today at trainte of a deadly derailment in ellicott city, maryland for. community is mourning the women killedoung in the incident. john gonzalez is lives near the scene with the latest developments. main street in a historic city remainslicott g while the morni

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. >> take a look at this dash cam from a cruiser from the seattle police department. this is never before scene dash cam footage. this incident happened in may 2009. the call is over a homeless man who, according to reports from two parking attendants, assaulted some parking attendants, and you're about to see him in the middle of your screen. it's mark thomas spencer, there he is in the jacket. >> whoa. >> he was just standing there. >> he was arrested, taken in, and charged. but all charges were dropped. you all remember james egan, he's been on our show. and he questioned videos for excessive force, and he just received this video. they said going forward they will make changes for more transparency in handling excessive force claims. we reached out to the seattle police department, and they said there was two investigations about excessive force and in both they were both exonerated. we have james egan here to answer some questions. >> if you're not the attorney for the person who is recorded, we won't give you the video until three years have elapsed. after three

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the flight was headed to seattle. and emergency crews were told to prepare for a full scale disaster. passengers say they didn't know that. and investigators think they know what went wrong. right? >> that is right correct. whp something goes wrong, human intervention is needed november to -- in order to stop computers from doing the wrong thing. >> the fire department was alerted to prepare for a level two emergency. a major accident with casualties. this is sky 7 video. >> this came in as a catastrophic failure on the plane. that there are is depressurizing of the cabin. >> 131 passengers and a crew of five. loss of pressure caused ears to pop. >> i was in pain. and i looked around. everybody else is grabbing their ears. that is what happens sh i guess. >> then, the captain said we vai problem with cabin pressure but it's under control now. >> something malfunctioned. >> there is a failure, and all of a sudden, many systems went into a ground today. >> the computers could cause the plains to descend. emergency crews

seattle later with more on sports. plus, we'll head to ravens training camp as well. >>> sounds good. after the series with seattle, the orioles and the red sox come to camden yards. >>> still to come. return to sender. while one maryland casino is getting rid of hundreds of slot machines. >>> i'm mike schuh, along this new stretch that opened today. but not without controversy. the story next. >>> a junior olympian is heartbroken after his family's suv is broken into. i'm rochelle ritchie. i'll tell you the precious items they took, coming up next. >>> nice weather to start our week. we'll have more and bob turk will with the updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's sunny. 87 degrees in centralled central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> a junior olympian from anne arundel county is one medal short. someone broke into his father's car during a tournament in texas. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie has more on the priceless items stolen from the car.

. >> take a look at this dash cam from a cruiser from the seattle police department. this is never before scene dash cam footage. this incident happened in may 2009. the call is over a homeless man who, according to reports from two parking attendants, assaulted some parking attendants, and you're about to see him in the middle of your screen. it's mark thomas spencer, there he is in jacket. >> whoa. >> he was just standing there. >> he was arrested, taken in, and charged. but all charges were dropped. you all remember james egan, he's been on our show. and he questioned videos for excessive force, and he just received this video. they said going forward they will make changes for more transparency in handling excessive force claims. we reached out to the seattle police department, and they said there was two investigations about excessive force and in both they were both exonerated. we have james egan here to answer some questions. >> if you're not the attorney for the person who is recorded, we won't give you the video until three years have elapsed. after three yea

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seattle went back up 7-2. home run by the j.j. hardy. 7-7 until the 14th. he tries to make the sliding catch. omar quintanilla scores game winner. orioles win 8-7. the orioles are 4 and 1/2 games back of the yankees. the tigers beat the yankees. tigers down 2-1. they led 6-5 in the ninth. the tigers win 6-5. the orioles are 4 and 1/2 games back and squarely in the pennant race. a crowd of 15,000 last night. ravens with their final workout and then they fly to atlanta for a game with the falcons. eid'sdi' al of any re son. courtney upshaw. we will see if he will play tomorrow night. joe flacco expected to play about a quarter. steve johnson makes his first major-league start. 23 years to the day his father won his first big league game for the orioles. why not here? the orioles won from last to almost first in 1989. >> maryland olympian matt centrowitz goes for gold in the 1500-meter. >> the city of pittsburgh is beating up the competition in hollywood. >> a lot of travelers are finding a place to stay in london for free. and look at their olympic home swap.

here we go to seattle where felix has joined baseball royalty. overpowered the rays from start to finish and got stronger as the game went along. king's court going crazy. hernandez on the verge of making history. complete perfection with his 12th strikeout, 27 up, 27 down. felix hernandez pitch add 23rd perfect game in baseball history and the third this season. mariners won it, 1-0. >>> yanks and rangers. they have the league-leading 34, but not enough. scary moment angels and indians play at the plate. clipped umpire greg gibson in the face with his cleat. gibson went down like a ton of bricks. cut in eye. luckily he's okay. could have been much worse. >>> danny espinosa taking lincecum deep. all he could do was watch it go over the wall. >>> stephen strasburg picked up his 14th win of the year. >>> more bad news for the giants. cabrera has been suspended 50 games. he tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone. they were having a career year. now we know why. >>> last but noft least the u.s. soccer team did something they've never don

tonight we head across the country to seattle. a nonprofit group there runs a year-round program which aims even higher-- to college graduation. our report is part of our "american graduate" series, and we turn again to hari sreenivasan. >> as summer draws to close in a seattle, roughly 50,000 k through 12 students across the city are ending vacations and preparing to head back into classrooms but for 13-year-old mira cornelius mcclam, the change of season will mean little. lately, summer school has been part of her life. the soon-to-be eighth grade r he is a member of rainier scholars. a year-round enrichment program that accepts 60 to 65 highly motivated, low income minority students annually from almost 600 applications. the young scholars are first recruited in the fifth grade and each one selected makes a commitment to graduate not only from high school, but also from college. it all starts with two years of full-time summer school, and weekend classes, and continues with ongoing academic support and leadership training throu

he was born in 1952 in the beacon hill neighborhood of seattle, washington. his parents immigrated to the u.s. from china and the 1930's. his father fought in world war ii and worked as a cook. he passed away when the mayor was 15. his mother was a seamstress and a waitress. mayor lee has five siblings, he graduated from college in maine, he also went to uc- berkeley law school and finished in 1978. he and his wife have two daughters. i also want to mention, prior to becoming mayor, one of the key points in his contributions to the community is after he completed law school, he worked as a managing attorney for the san francisco asian law caucus, where he was an advocate for affordable housing and the rights of immigrants and renters. mayor lee -- [applause] >> thank you. welcome to city hall. the people's city hall, san francisco. i want you all to note that that was such a wonderful rendition of our national anthem. please give another applause to the millennium -- melanie and her daughter. i am so excited about all of you and seen so many of you from all o