here's joe buck and tim mccarver. >> joe: thanks. that was your pick, scherzer for the a.l. cy young award. >> tim: i just thought scherzer, that the maturity came together with the physical ability and it was going to be a big year for him, and so far it has been. >> joe: here's matt holliday in the hole 0-2. a couple things, scherzer's from this area, st. louis. one of the real good guys in the game. >> tim: oh, yeah. >> joe: detroit started the game with a three-game lead over cleveland. meanwhile arizona with their fourth straight win. they started the day two and a half games up on san diego in the n.l. west. here's a ground ball left side. andrews gloves and throws. one out. holliday 0 for 3. take a look at the fox sports one pitching comparison, presented by fox sports one, america's new sports network coming august 17th. there are the numbers for the two 22-year-olds. >> tim: a lot of people may have forgotten that the san diego padres this year under new ownership with peter o'malley and relatives of peter. moving to san diego, the former owner of the los angeles do

. >> joe: that's out of play. tighter game, it would be ka zou wa now and breslow waiting for hamilton but with a little room not wanting at the back end of a day/night doubleheader to rip through his bull pen up by five. he goes to the left-hander. franklin morales a left-hander in game one for the red sox, 30 pitches out of the pen. clayton mortensen, miller 23. those guys probably not available. count still 1-2. managers are always a little leery to tell us who they definitely won't use in a ball game because we start talking about it, clubhouses hear it, and it becomes part of strategy. >> tim: filters down to the bull pen. >> joe: filters into the dugout. 1-2 is the count on trout. 7-2 boston leading. after losing earlier today 9-5 in the first half of this day/night. doubleheader. and now breslow steps off as his hcatcher ross calls for time. one ball, two strikes trout grounds to iglesias. gets rid of it in a flick. a hit in the inning. bigger news, buchholz had to leave. time to stretch at fenway, red sox

joe, any final thoughts? i know i did all the talking here but give us your final thoughts. >> this is our 20th program this year. we're thinking of changing it. it might be the last of its kind. we're thinking of turning it into a free standing nonprofit that would work with schools every day of the academic year and not just once every summer. >> joe looks like he did 20 years ago when he started this project. think of all the journalists that he helped create through this mosaic project. one comes to mind a columnist at the monterey herald. there's the web address there. log on and find out maybe if you'd like to participate in the coming years or donate to the special project next year. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> up next on "comunidad del valle," jorge. >>> now here's what's happen ng your comunidad.i ng your comunidad.n ng your comunidag ng your comunidad.happeningng y your comunidai your comunidadn . ♪ here is our e-mail address for next week. follow me on twitter.handle andk up a copy of the

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the rangers really missed him when he was on the d.l. >> joe: had a rib injury. he is a week back in the lineup. came back last sunday. there's a breaking ball from miller and the count is 1-2. this team, the rangers, are 30-16 when he makes a start. they don't have the four games under the .500 mark as this is fouled out of play to the right and the count is still 1-2. so there's a foul ball, which leads somewhat into your point about pitch count, which drives you nuts with these younger pitchers and everybody worried about shelby miller, who usually is around 80 pitches through five innings. he gets a strikeout and that's how his night begins. one away here in the first inning. >> tim: in that at-bat you saw -- well, pitch counts are not important for guys who throw as hard as shelby miller. foul balls and strikeouts. it takes at least three pitches to strike somebody out and more often than not, it takes more than that. if you're going to be effective and throw that hard up in the strike zone, for the most part you're going to throw a lot of pitches and it's m

♪ >>> i still love joe. i don't think that joe was a bad person. >> reporter: it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled. but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. >> reporter: it was february 18, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane. >> ready for departure. >> reporter: and was cleared for takeoff. >> 39 delta, >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> reporter: at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around you. >> reporter: stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. one man in t

and you can tell joe manchin ain't acting there. that's joe manchin. and the joe manchin that the people of west virginia know. >> i think it's really important that he's showing the timing here. i mean, one of the problems of the obama administration and maybe the biggest one they've got is timing. they just don't jump off the base when they have to. they don't move. they let the other side make its case for days and weeks and months. then they think, well, we'll get around to getting the truth out. i think joe manchin, the senator from west virginia, has learned a lesson, a very important lesson in politics. you would know, too, joe, you have to respond and come back for your people so that your people know what you believe and how much you've got character to fight back. i think to fighting back in itself is valuable for him in west virginia, but also straightening the record out in realtime. don't let the other side keep talking and chatting over coffee and back fast until it begins to be common knowledge and acceptable through conventional wisdom.

joe? >> wow. mike barnicle, i don't know what to say here other than this investigation was launched supposedly it was completed a year ago and they have not allowed it to see the light of day in over a year. not very comforting signs of our federal government willing to be buttered up by hollywood types and then spitting out confidential information. >> i know. you know, i am the director of the central intelligence agency. what do you want to know? can i have an autograph? not very comforting. >> and if i get an autograph, i will give you the name of the man that led the raid on osama bin laden. i mean -- >> i hope he did something better than an autograph. like he got a red carpet appearance or the oscars. i hope he got something better than that. >> special lunch. >> i do find it hard to believe that this would have happened. i don't know. >> i feel like we're missing something. >> leon is -- i don't understand this. >> isn't there other stuff in that movie they don't know how they got it? tha

. ♪ >>> i still love joe. i don't think that joe was a bad person. >> reporter: it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled. but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. >> reporter: it was february 18, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane. >> ready for departure. >> reporter: and was cleared for takeoff. >> 39 delta, what's your direction of flight, sir? >> reporter: at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around you. >> reporter: stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. one man in the

. >>> también joe arpaio habla de cómo detener la descripción de perfil racial en arizona >>> así comenzamos al edición nocturna ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. >>> muy buenas noches, ilia tiene el día libre,cambian las reglas en whole food ante la suspensión de dos empleados hispanos por hablar en español, vilma tarazona con la explicación de qué significan los cambios >>> la polémica generada por la suspensión temporal de lupe gonzález y otro empleado en su trabajo de la cadena de supermercados whole foods provocó que la compañía modificara su política, desde hoy, lupe quien trabajara para el supermercado whole foods de alburquerque nuevo méxico, fue suspendida después de reclamarle a su jefa que no le permitiera hablar en español en horas libres. >>> me siento muy triste porque solamente hablé mi lenguaje, nos trataron como si fuéramos basura. >>> whole foods anunció que cambió su regla de solo inglés en el lugar de trabajo. >>> yo le pregunté por qué. >>> me dijo que nada más queremos que hablen

i give you credit, joe. you are a big voice. >> yes, we can. >> you are saying everybody ought to have to ask for preclearance if any efforts are taken to -- which could be construed as trying to prevent people from voting and i support that and we should support that. >> i misspoke. tim hardaway drafted by the knicks. >> robert gibbs, hope and change. >> president obama lamented the supreme court decision and, obviously, like harold said work still like to see the safeguards in place but he's dealing with the reality that it's gone so how should congress take this up and that's where he's -- he would like to see all states treated the same, it would appear based on comments yesterday. >> are you trying to save your twitter feed, david gregory? >> no. i'm trying to keep it real. >> david keeps it real -- >> david looking at his twitter feed and went in meltdown mode. robert gibbs -- >> so be it. >> so robert, my point, i believe, has been made this morning in that when i'm talking about how you shouldn't jus

. >>> i still love joe. i don't think that joe was a bad person. >> reporter: it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled. but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. >> reporter: it was february 18, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane. >> ready for departure. >> reporter: and was cleared for takeoff. >> 39 delta, >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> reporter: at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around you. >> reporter: stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. one man in t

i want to go to you joe. you have a strong mistrust in the government all the time most americans find it unacceptable to collect the phone records. i imagine you are with them. >> i don't believe the story they could have prevented the national tragedy that took place had they been doing this or whatever. i think it is fairly common knowledge we receive multiple terrorist threats on a daily basis and they pick and choose which ones they need to investigate or act on and i don't think 9/11 was any different. it doesn't seem likely a guy welcome out and publicly say here is exactly how we work, guys. you know what i mean? i just don't buy it. >> bill, the same poll that i mentioned about americans finding it unacceptable for nsa to collect phone records says the majority of americans wished he would fall into a well and never be heard from again. your reaction? >> like baby jessica? they are not supportive of me. >> they would surround the well and go ha, ha, ha. not you will be all right baby jessica. it is h

joe manchin will fight back. and by the way, joe manchin is fine. he's an extraordinarily popular figure there. nra is not fine. the washington nra, this is -- we should say, the sixth month date, this marks the six-month date of the newtown shootings and that horrific tragedy. and we've -- we've seen unfortunately the failing of congress. we've seen unfortunately the weakness of the white house. we've seen unfortunately i think the overreaction by so many people. i think the nra most shamefully. the washington nra and i'm going to say these three people and you look at that ad yesterday and it reminded you of all the overreaches that they have made right after the newtown shooting putting out a video game that 4-year-olds could use to shoot weapons. making one horrific mistake after another. actually targeting president obama's little children in an ad. and then yesterday you look at this and people called me up and said what do you think of -- what do you think of -- do you think that they may have shaded that ad to make barack obama look more omi

with me joe scarborough, host of "morning joe." it's obviously extremely sad because he died so young, but it makes us think again about how he transformed the whole television industry. >> brian, he really did. you look through television history, whether it's "i love lucy" "all in the family," "m.a.s.h.," just a handful of television shows that not only changed television but changed the entertainment culture and changed the american culture. "the sopranos" was one of those few shows. of course, james gandolfini was "the sopranos." >> i came here today to tell you in all seriousness that i'm done. i did what you said. i gave it a lot of thought. and i decided that once and for all, it's over. the truth is, this therapy is a jerk-off. you know it and i know it. >> you know it may not have been the first time, but americans found themselves rooting for a villain, a mob boss. tony soprano killed people. he also was a caring father and a loyal friend. his emmy-winning performance paved the way for a new era. "newsweek" predicted in 2

bug of the larry king now our guests today is joe maddon danell joe you known for his role as the often untold well wolf al seed in the h.b.o. supernatural series true blood and as the often unclose stripper big dick richie in the hit film magic mike next joe is taking on the legendary role of stanley kowalski in a streetcar named desire for the a.o. repertory theater this fall on top of which he has a fitness book coming out of the end of the year title joe man yellows man get mellows evolution where were you when he won why are you so busy and when do i sleep i know it's just that you know when it rains it pours i guess is it a little contradictory to be stripped down on a true blood show and then do co all ski. i think stanley takes his shirt off at one point and he does in the play so yeah. i guess you know it's interesting that you know my career started out and in classical theater but over the past four years if you knew nothing about me before that you. i think ok he's just that naked guy running around in the woods so it's funny to my to my former drama school teachers and my d

. ♪ >>> i still love joe. i don't think that joe was a bad person. >> it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. ♪ >> it was february 18th, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane -- >> georgetown tower, dakota 2889 delta's ready for departure. >> -- and was cleared for takeoff. >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around me. a few people were crying. >> stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. on

welcome to larry king now our guest today is joe mann danell joe you know him for his role as the often untold well wolf al seed in the h.b.o. supernatural series true blood and as the often unclose stripper big dick richie in the hit film magic mike next joe is taking on the legendary role of stanley kowalski in a streetcar named desire for the ale repertory theater this fall on top of which he has a fitness book coming out of the end of the year title joe man yellows man get mellows evolution where were you when he won why you're so busy and when do i sleep i know it's just that you know when it rains it pours i guess is it a little contradictory to be stripped down on a true blood show and then do co all ski. i think stanley takes his shirt off in one point and he does in the place so yeah. i guess you know it's interesting that you know my career started out and in classical theater but over the past four years if you knew nothing about me. for that you'd think ok he's just that naked guy running around in the woods so it's funny to my to my former drama school teachers and my drama

(joe) untolerable at this point. it's disgusting, and it ruins my palate, and it's really, really, really bad. i'm sorry. that is disgusting, i'm sorry. [groans] so you've never made crab cakes before, or you've never broken down a whole crab? um, both. [chuckles] i'm landlocked in tennessee. and i try so hard to eat local... mm-hmm. that seafood is a rarity for me. it's like a treat that i eat when i'm traveling. look how thin it is. yeah. it's more of a crab pancake than a crab cake. yeah, it's-- it's not good at all. no, it's really pasty. (krissi) wow. beth seemed to get worse reviews than me. please let that mean that beth is going home, and not me. next up, luca. let's go, please. good. okay, why don't you explain your soup to christine? uh, actually, it's a risotto. say that again. it's a risotto. why does it look like a bowl of soup? i made a mistake on the presentation. so it's a risotto of crab? crab, asparagus, and lemon. oh, it sounds wet. yeah, i'm just trying to get rid of the stock. otherwise i'll be s

>> i had joe blanton in the fantasy. he did great. >> if you want to find the hottest bat in baseball, look no further than the philadelphia phillies. dominick brown is on a terror. he hit the national league leading 17th home run yesterday. ninth long ball in the last ten games. impressive. phillies beat the marlins 7-2. barnicle said he's not sold on the guy. >> i want to point out, i have very few skills in this life. but for some reason i always recognize people that get their haircuts. i can recognize people on the street like i haven't seen since kindergarten. those are two things i do well. i want to good on record. that's my zone. >> you got to be good at something, brian. >> let's go to weather. >> let's show what you we're doing out there. beautiful sunrise this morning. wake up on the east coast and turn your ac off. it's just a gorgeous start to the day. so cold front went through last night. now we get our reward weather. unfortunately this morning we have a lot of people waking up in oklahoma city saying gi

. >> joe: with a runner at second. nobody out. gardner doubled the last time up. 96. strop for strike one. orioles have strop down there obviously. they have darren o'day. a side arming right hander who is tough. two innings for save. second in the big leagues. the closer is jim johnson. he leads the league in saves with 27. that's into the seats. hopefully everybody is okay. jim johnson has the most saves since the beginning of last year. moriano didn't pitch last year. >> first week of oh may. shagging fly balls in kansas city. here is an 0-2 to gardner. ball one. we look forward and circle the date of the all-star game every year. can't wait for july 16th. >> rivera, by the way, offered the chance to start the all-star game. has refused. he said, i'm a closer. particularly when it counts. whatever your feelings are about that. he said, i'm a closer. i close games. i don't start them. >> joe: ball two. that was an online drive to have him start the game. he shot that down immediately. >> he did. the next quote was from jim leyland who said, well, he took me off the

joe, thank you very much. we have to take one more break. hits and misses of the week. >>> time now for hits and misses of the week. >> for the last week has been facing big protests in istanbul. people are asking him to be more open and democratic. he has made money for himself. this is a hit for the tsa that has decided for the social security administration. i know them very well. they decided too well. i understand they are looking for explosives but if they are going to strip search granny, i think they could keep these kinds of weapons away from us also. >> dorothy rabinowitz this week she put out a video attacking the bike share program. invoked the all powerful bike lobby. while the video went viral and she was subjected to abuse. which proves that american politics lacks irony. >> those of us who work with dorothy undersnd what a pleasure it is to do so. if you have your own hit or miss send it to us. be sure to follow us on twitter. that is it for this week's show. thank you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >> a

e celebró una audiencia contra el sheriff joe arpaio, el alguacil no asistió a la audiencia, hay amenazas a inmigrantes en méxico, uno de los defensores huye de la casa de amparo por temor al crimen organizado. >>e> l gobierno del presidente barack obama está bajo fuerte presión para que ayude a los sirios, porque el regimen sirio ha usado armas químicas. >>> por el día del padr,e una hija le regala la vida a su papá, fue un proceso secreto y complicado, pero con final feliz, así comenzamos ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas >>> muy buenas tardes, cómo parar al sheriff joe arpaio, sin la menor duda es de las figuras más odiadas por muchos en la comunidad latina por las redadas y por usar el perfil racial para sus arrestos, entonces ahora un juez le ordenará a joe arpaio qué puede y qué no puede hacer, tenemos los detalles a continuación >>> patricia rozas tiene muchas razones para encabezar la marcha. >>> queremos que se vaya, porque está sufriendo tanta gente. >>> hoy es la audiencia donde se analizará cómo el sheriff joe arpai

joe was named the game's mvp. >> [cheers] >> where's joe? there he is. >> [cheers] >> e asy, joe. >> good timing with that contract up. >> [laughter] >> that was some good timing. capped off one of the great est post seasons ever by a quarterback. more than 1,100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. i don't know about you joe, but i'd say that qualifies as elite. >> [cheers] >> if you keep cheering like that you're going to challenge biden for the post popular person for delaware. after the win joe said we're a blue collar city and i know we had to keep grinding it out. you see that same attitude, great pride but humility in coach harbaugh. he's a guy who responds to all the attention he got for coaching against his brother in the super bowl by saying this isn't exactly churchill and roosevelt, just a couple of football coaches coming together. you see that grit in team advisor, o.j., he has fought against als and is an inspiration to all americans across the country. you see that resilience in players like torrey smith who lost h

joe? >> so you know, there has been this sort of urban legend growing up around a variety of bills this year. one, background checks. if we get 70 or 80 votes around background checks in the senate, which they couldn't even get 60, then the house will have to pass it. or we're hearing, if this immigration bill passes with enough bipartisan support in the senate, well, then, it will pass the house because they'll be shamed into passing it. the fact is -- first of all, i don't think the immigration bill is going to pass the house in its current form. secondly, mika, this farm bill was a great example. you had overwhelming support of this farm bill over in the senate, and it didn't pass the house. i think people that think that immigration is going to pass if we get 65, 70, 75 senate votes on an immigration reform bill are whistling past a grave yard. it's not going to happen. >> they agreed on it, and you know what kind of damage that does within the negotiating halls of washington, to have

i agree with joe. black americans, white americans, and hispanics, should vote on personal interest. tell me how illegal immigration will help black americans? before ronald reagan signed the and this the law into legislation, when congress passed immigration reform law, said that the border control was going to be in place, we are going to control our borders. never happened. blacks used to work blue-collar jobs that are being done by pennies on the dollar's by criminals, mostly by latino and hispanic descent, 11 million immigrants who are here are hispanic and latino. those jobs are being performed by black americans and white americans and legal other minorities. when you talk about the president's speech and his policies, why he gave that speech, he gave that speech because the congressional black caucus has been hot on his coat tails since the first term. do you know how many meetings the cbc has had with the president and they continue to deliver black votes to him? it has been 700 days since the

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. >> joe e. from the bronx. >> joey from the bronx, we have some depressing news from steve rattner. he usually brings depressing news in his briefcase every day he comes here. just talking about how slow job growth may be, that if we grow at 200,000, let's say, a month, which most of us right now would say is pretty good. we don't get out of this hole until when? >> 2020. >> 2020? >> we get back to where we were. >> below that 2023, 2024. from what you see every day running one of the most important companies in the world, does it like like we are in for slow growth the next four, five, six years? >> yeah. i think he is accurate from that standpoint whether it's 2018, 2019, 2020. we will have slow steady growth. >> let's talk the negative. i can't wait to get to the positive. what is causing this slow growth? as we get further away from september 15th, 2008, we get more of a view from 30,000 feet, what is going on now and why is it like the japanese, we may have, if not a lost decade, certainly

and steve hartman "on the road" with joe cymeras. the plight of the homeless moved him to sheer charity. >> they're my family. they really are my family. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning with breaking news that we've just confirmed in the newsroom. th ernment is bringing criminal charges, including charges of espionage, against edward snowden. snowden, as you will recall, is the former n.s.a. contract employee who exposed two of the government's top secret surveillance programs, one that collected the phone records of millions of americans and the other that monitored internet traffic. bob orr is in our washington bureau tonight. bob, what do you know? >> reporter: scott, just in the past several minutes, a couple of law enforcement sources have told us that indeed, former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden, as you mentioned, has now been officially charged in the n.s.a. leaks case. this is a case that is still under seal so the charges are not being presented

mauer. >> this is joe mauer behind the plate. oh, behind the back snag off of the back, the wild pitch there. that's pretty good. >> he's a great athlete, too. i did a story on him in connecticut. >>> listen, manny being man ny. he's playing in taiwan -- the chinese pro league and they love him. the best part of manny in taiwan is the home run call the other night. [ speaking foreign language ] >> manny ramirez, home run, solo home run. >> maybe he has to step it up around the base and by the way that ball is long gone just like the exex-girlfriend will never return. i just had to get that in. i like the calls. >> you don't need to water your lawn at all the entire summer it appears. it's going to been pouring in the east for the last month it's going to continue today. at least we snuck in a storm. eastern portions of pennsylvania, philadelphia is going to get drenched here shortly. that will push up toward the northeast. chicago, had some rain overnight. same for you in detroit, cincinnati. bring it all of the way down into ala

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as soon as joe gentz's confession came out, santia and t. berry knew why the cops had trouble believing it. it was bizarre and chilling. but was it true? you're hearing it on national television for the first time. >> why does he pick you? >> i'm a pawn basically. >> reporter: joe gentz said he met bob bashara in fall of 2011. bob didn't have a place for him but bob did throw work his way. almost immediately, the handyman claimed, bashara asked him to do a job that had nothing to do with the usually, making repairs in the backyard or painting garages, but the proposal was cleanup work of sorts. >> he tells me he wants his wife hit. >> he doesn't even know you. >> he goes, i want you to do this job. >> reporter: gentz said the job was to ram into jane while she was driving her mercedes. >> he wanted a hit-and-run. he said make it look like an accident. >> okay. >> like hitting a tree or -- >> what did he want you to hit the car with? >> that's a good question. another car. >> so this guy is asking me to di kill his wife. he wants her dead. >>

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you have bradley cooper and joe biden among others. >> joe biden, the guy is a rock star. >> you will shed light on it. >> how did you get joe biden? >> it's a wonderful thing. >> it's unbelievable. >> it's a cross section. >> it shows that everybody cares about this issue. everyone has been touched by it. the early intervention is important. they are directed at veterans coming home. we need to do everything possible to get rid of the stigma and have people talk openly about it. when you hear from celebrities and people who are household names, it's already to talk about it. it happened to them and it's okay to happen in my family and my community. that's the first step towards healing. >> thank you very much for talking about this. it's personal to everybody. everybody hasn't talked about it until now. thank you. >> thank you again. you have done it again, valerie. this is going to be really important. this thursday, we are not done with you. you are coming my way to participate in a special women's conference that i will be hosting with arianna huffington. we discussed that in the

chris: well, joe and howard, you were here on this show. we are looking back and forward at the same time along with andrea mitchell and michele norris was here. it was just before the iowa caucus. it was five years ago back in 2007, i'm getting the mood set here. hillary clinton actually ended up losing the iowa caucuses to barack obama, a loss that she and most others didn't expect. here is how we looked at it ahead of that time on our show the weekend before the 2007 iowa caucuses. howard, you spent lots of time in iowa. show me the money. which way is the train going? >> i can't show you the money. i can show you the literature. this is hillary's final pitch in the mail at the events. it says ready because the polls show that that's her main advantage. >> i think that on the merts, hillary clinton has run the most substantive campaign. unfortunately, she comes attached to her own portable circus. i think that in the end, that's the biggest decision that people are going to have to make. chris: what is the circus she brings in? >> her hu

where is joe? >> joe. >> good timing with that contract up. >> $20 million worth no doubt. ravens continue the otas tomorrow. so do the skins. we will get a chance to talk to rg3 about his knee rehabilitation. he will say it's going wellment we will get a chance to catch up with the other redskins. we will have a report tomorrow. >> that's no horse bleep. thank you, dave. >> we can still win without strasburg. >> yes, we can. >> thanks for being with us. the cbs evening news is next. and as always, you can check us out on wusa9.com. we are always on. >> pelley: tonight, a plea deal saves the life of a killer who show nod mercy. a u.s. army staff sergeant tells a judge that he slaughtered 16 innocent afghan civilians for no good reason. ben tracy has the story. jim axelrod oha

joe rosato junior introduces us to one man whose job it is to keep those snakes away from potential victims. >> this is the sound no hiker wants to hear. during the summer months, it's a sound al wolf hears every day. >> and that's a boy rattlesnake. >> this summer, wolf is hearing it more than ever. the phone at the reptile rescue is ringing every day with calls for him to come catch rattlers. >> when may hit, it really surprised me. we generally get 18 calls. we were up to 126 by the end of may. there's rattle snakes everywhere. these are just from yesterday. >> wolf said it isn't that there are more this year but the warm weather is drawing them out. >> it's been a steady warmth and the snakes are moving on a normal pattern. >> so far this year, wolf's heard of four people who have been bit by rattle snakes along with 20 dogs. wolf himself has been bit 1 times. >> the pain that you feel after awhile is like being too close to a fireplace from the inside out. >> you just need the right snake to tell you where they're at. >> the threat of another bite doesn't stop him from poking around in

biden joe biden congrats to him for his son one of the few politicians who had a son go to war. that is they are still the man who succeeded you tim bolen. he's ok i guess but he's definitely not presidential material in the fight of sought reelection you wouldn't even know his name what do you make of the voter suppression concepts going on people have to bring id it's awful there's no there there it's a red herring land it is racist it's all of that it's a red herring in the fact that there is no voter fraud it's so minute that you have a better chip i heard a quote the other day you could get hit by lightning more times than voter fraud so if there's three voter fraud in election how is that going to swing an election

i agree with you, joe. i wouldn't have wanted my daughters when they were 14, 15 to have sex and especially to have sex without talking about it with me. we also need to recognize a lot of kids are in one-parent families. they don't talk about this. it's a difficult issue to talk about with your children. >> in my family, i mean, very open, very open about everything. you talk about wiggy. i'm not wiggy about talking about sex with my kids. but obviously there are families where you don't have that situation, where a 13-year-old, 14-year-old, 15-year-old girl, you know, and we keep talking about girls. i'm not living in the '50s. it's the guy's fault as well. i'm not putting this all on the young woman. unfortunately, she's the one that, unfortunately, disproportionately, carries the burden. she may not have a parent to talk to. >> it's funny because i have a soon to be 7-year-old girl and i'm in a different phase. my wife punches me in the arm. it's true, when she was born, i was like, oh, my god, she's go

now mika with a look what's next on "morning joe.." >> get me a bag. a lot of stories developing late last night. there's a new senator in massachusetts. we'll show you how ed markey overcame a challenge from the republican newcomer. >>> also, high drama in texas as an 11th hour filibuster by senator wendy davis defeats a strict anti-abortion bill ass to yous of protesters were looking on. also, the supreme court strikes down a key portion of the voting rights act. we'll talk to reverend al sharpton, mark halperin, robert gibbs, tina brown all straight ahead on "morning joe." >> still ahead your best and most creative tweets on this particular hough post comedy photo. we going to show it again? we got it? hanging me out to dry. there we go. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thi

joe kraushaar wrote. it's awfully telling that the republican senate candidates have already lined up in many of the deeply conservative states. you see republicans badly wanted to run for the senate because they see him as electable. saying i'm not in a hurry to run for another office. there's also iowa. key to winning that for the senate and another supposedly electable gop prospect tlatham backed off as well. he was probably scared off by a messy primary with steve king a tea party favorite who makes regular headlines with pronouncements but even steve king doesn't want to run. he explained it this way. cannot in good conscience, there's that term again. turn my back on the destiny decisions of congress. back with us at the table we have shannyn moore, alec ma guinness, and we want to bring in pat brady and eljoy williams, political strategist and direct director in 2009. there's a lot of different pieces here that are about the nation. i want to start in alaska. this is perfect to talk about. shannyn,