chris davis that is gone. solo shot off of sean and bottom of the ninth, off the front foot are you kidding me? raw power. two-run shot, ties it at 8. two on for coco crisp, lays down the bump. mike yelling to get up and run home. finally does. he is saved. a's end a four-game slide with a 9-8 victory. >> giants in san diego and saluting our military. second inning, huntly, two-run shot off of vogelsong. and here a two-run bomb. d military is leaving they think it is over. buster posey, third homer of a year. two-run shot makes it 6-4. runners on second and third with two outs. he hits it well but robbed, great catch. 6-4 is the final. longest losing streak of the season. >>> yet another first time winner on the pga tour. billy who started two shots back and the round of his young career. we start off with this one, seven under 65. starting in on 10, finished 19 under. here he is, starting off 7th. almost broke the record. missed a better birdie on 18. after a weather delay, long birdie putt. first pga tour wi

chris davis, see ya. solo shot. 76-os. bottom nine, cespedes, caught this front foot. raw power. two-run shot. we go to somewhats. coco crisp. it's thrown away at third base. guy craig ga -- guy craig ga is yelling at him to get up and run home and he does and is save. a's end a four-game slide with an extra inning 9-8 victory. >> nba playoffs, the miami heat send the bucks packing. heat had to do it without wade dwayne dwayne wade, nursing a knee injury. but that's what they have lebron james. heat sweeps the bucks, winning all four games by double-digits, 88-77 the final. >> celtics avoiding a sweep by the knicks. paul pierce doing his part. great move here. throws it down. 29 for pierce. boston led by as many as 20 but the knicks closed the gap in the third. felton, three of his 27. knicks down three after three, game ultimately decided in o.t. jason terry, 18 for him. celtics win. knicks still lead the series 3-1. >>> let's tee it up at the zurich classic. we had another new winner. shot a 7-under 65. four straight birdies on the back nine. finished 19-under. one back. tied a

chris davis, see ya. solo shot. o's up 7-6. now 8-6os, one on, one out for yoenis session session cespedess front foot. ties it. then coco crisp lays down the but. machado throws it away. gallega yelling at sewing guard to get up and run and he finally did. >>> giants in san diego. eave sunday is military day. men and women in uniform threatened to -- treated to a great game. 3-1 padres. in the third, two-run home run. civics k's, five-1 san diego. in the eighth. military leaving. over, right? wrong. buster posey, another home run. nine-game hitting streak. 6-4. in the eighth. runner on second and third, two out. andres torres robbed in right. giants swept by san diego, 6-4 the final. fifth straight loss for the g-men. >> warriors and nuggets set to tip off in a moment for game four. denver knows they cannot go back home don't 3-1, so expect another physical matchup. the warriors will need another big offensive knight for everyone. the warriors are getting a lot more media attention, being the surprise of the playoffs, and head

davis - homers to left center off of jarrod parker as the orioles win going away parker: 5 1/3 ip, 8 hits, 5 er final: a's have lost 6 of last 7 drop to 13-10 . raiders take hayden sotvo sound full commissioner 5-11, 191 pound cornerback dj hayden - a former high school wide receiver. he's a playmakerand a medical miracle. he took a knee to the chestsevering a vein to his heartand his chest filled up with blood.it's 95% fatal. but he survivedand 6 months latera first round draft pick 49ers pick 18th the 49ers hope eric reid fills the void left by dashon goldson's exit to tampa bay the niners gave up their 31st selection and one of their two third round picks to dallas to move up and get the former lsu safety reid is 6-foot-1, 205 pounds and is known as a big hitter so how did niners fans react to the pick at the draft party in santa clara? sot: niners fans like it! 49ers fans celebrate the niners selection of safety eric reid at the draft party in santa clara . chiefs first overall with the first overall selection the kansas city chiefs took left tackle eric fisher out of central mic

chris davis conectÓ su sexto cuadrangular de la temporada y adam jones produjo dos carreras, entre ellas la del desempate con un doblete, para guiar a los orioles a un triunfo de 3-2 sobre medias rojas. davis y jones extendieron su buena apertura de campaÑa con los orioles, que se llevaron dos de tres partidos de la serie en el fenway park. la dupla se ha combinado para aportar 30 de los 85 imparables de baltimore, mientras que el dominicano alexie casilla se fue de 4-0. los orioles siguen jugando de visita esta noche inician otra serie en nueva york contra los yanquis. hoy a las once tendremos la previa para el fin de semana, los esperamos. vamos a una pausa, y al regreso.. olga tanon le deja un mensaje a los jovenes ...los cerezos japoneses estan em todo su esplendor. fanny gutierez se encuentra en washington con toda la informacion del entretenimie nto. fanny..buenas tardes.. gracias mario y maria rosa.. comenzamos con entretenimie nto... y que mejor con un grupo de niÑos llamados los pequeÑos beatles su mÚsica, letras y hasta sus pecauliares cortes de cabello hicieron de los beat

chris davis, see ya. solo shot. o's up 7-6. now 8-6os, one on, one out for yoenis session session cespedess front foot. ties it. then coco crisp lays down the but. machado throws it away. gallega yelling at sewing guard to get up and run and he finally did. >>> giants in san dieg eave sunday is military day. men and women in uniform threatened to -- treated to a great game. 3-1 padres. in the third, two-run home run. civics k's, five-1 san diego. in the eighth. military leaving. over, right? wrong. buster posey, another home run. nine-game hitting strea 6-4. in the eighth. runner on second and third, two out. andres torres robbed in right. giants swept by san diego, 6-4 the final. fifth straight loss for the g-men. >> warriors and nugget set to tip off in a moment for game four. denver knows they cannot go back home don't 3-1, so expect another physical matchup. the warriors will need another big offensive knight for everyone. the warriors are getting a lot more media attention, being the surprise of the playoffs, and head coac

chris davis, goes down swinging. the weekend shutoff. the fifth of his career. yankees take the series. they win it. 3-0. coming up on sports final. the nationals player takes the blame for today's loss. hear what he had to say about it. d wade not resting against the bulls. show you how the die naming duo fared against chicago. and pro bowler, leaves for arizona. stops by the studio. and it is bittersweet. and carol maloney joins me on sports final. sportlook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ [ female announcer ] from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> future entrepreneurs got a lesson in business. young people took part

chris davis and here.out of here. solo shot off doolittle. 8-6o's and one on and one out. check this out. off his front foot. that is is raw power. ties it at 8 and we go to extras. the bottom o 10 and he lays down the bunt. the a's coach yelling at him get up and go home. final leahy does -- finally he does. the a's avoid a sweep and end a four-game slide with a 9-8 victory. giants in san diego where every sunday is is military day. our men and women in uniform treated to a great game. second inning and it was 3-1 padres. bottom of four and a two-run bomb and gave up three homers and six runs. 5-1 san diego. in the eighth 6-2 padres. our military is leaving. game over, right? wrong says buster posey. homer r and nine-game hitting streak. it is 6-to you are and still in the eighth -- 6-4 and still in the eighth. torres hits it well, but catch out this hit -- but catch this hit. it is the fifth straight loss for the g men. the longest losing streak of the season. this abc7 sports report is river rockyou b casino. we will tee it up in the newscast. what a win. >> that was ni

chris davis and that's out of here. solo shot off doolittle. 8-6o's and one on and one out. check this out. off his front foot. that is is raw power. ties it at 8 and we go to extras. the bottom of 10 and he lays down the bunt. the a's coach yelling at him get up and go home. final leahy does -- finally he does. the a's avoid a sweep and end a four-game slide with a 9-8 victory. giants in san diego where every sunday is is military day. our men and women in uniform treated to a great game. second inning and it was 3-1 padres. bottom of four and a two-run bomb and gave up three homers and six runs. 5-1 san diego. in the eighth 6-2 padres. our military is leaving. game over, right? wrong says buster posey. the third homer of the year and nine-game hitting streak. it is 6-to you are and still in the eighth -- 6-4 and still in the eighth. torres hits it well, but catch out this hit -- but catch this hit. it is the fifth straight loss for the g men. the longest losing streak of the season. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. we will tee it up in the ne

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. we'll get the latest on the terror attack in boston when we talk live to police commissioner ed davis next. ♪ ♪ >> we are eternally grateful for outcome tonight. we have a suspect in custody. >> chris: boston is happy to have him t suspect in custody. but what does it tell us about the cracks in security? we ask two congressional leaders on intelligence issues. senator dianne feinstein and congressman pete king. then, how do we find terrorists without giving up our freedom? with cameras and images everywhere, is more big brother the answer? we sit down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey an terrorism effort phillip flood. plus, the bombings raise new question about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we ask the sunday panel how the attacks will influence the debates. and the power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now. on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello again from fox news in washingto

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. we'll get the latest on the terror attack in boston when we talk live to police commissioner ed davis next. ♪ ♪ >> we are eternally grateful for outcome tonight. we have a suspect in custody. >> chris: boston is happy to have him t suspect in custody. but what does it tell us about the cracks in security? we ask two congressional leaders on intelligence issues. senator dianne feinstein and congressman pete king. then, how do we find terrorists without giving up our freedom? with cameras and images everywhere, is more brother the answer? we sit down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey an terrorism effort phillip flood. plus, the bombings raise new question about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we ask the sunday panel how the attacks will influence the debates. and the power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now. on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. a

al sharpton, wade davis, chris kluwe, thank you for joining me. >>> the low down on the show down in south carolina, the debate between elizabeth colbert busch and former governor mark sanford. >>> and what texas senator said about squishes on gun control. >>> up later, the comic in chief delivered saturday. what his one liners tell us about his presidency. that's next. in a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introducing cash flow insight powered by pnc cfo. a suite of online tools that lets you turn insight into action. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ marcy ] it's like memory foam. [ female announcer ] the only pad made from a revolutionary material. [ erina ] it totally fits to your body. [ female announcer ] it's incr

oriole player makes history 3 orioles honored for gold gloves.jj hardy, adam jones and matt wieters chris davis.grand slam to davis: joins willie mays, mark mcgwire and nelson cruz as only the 4th player to hit a home run in each of his first four games davis: ml record 16 rbi in first four games orioles win 9-5 49ers anthony davis $37 mil ghe 49ers have money to spend. davis joins mark mcgwire and neslon cruz.. anthony davis of the 49ers the former first-round t draft pick. or $37 million. he is just a big boy up front. started all 53 games and as we said he is a first round pick and today he gets paid like one with $70 million, guaranteed. when we come back, the rutgerts. and $17 minllion... for [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over

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>>you know, if chris rock were here, i bet he would say "don't anybody want to go on a cruise? you all going to die on this boat." what else? what else? what else? i'm sorry. okay? i can't tell no more jokes. there is dookies on the wall, man. how does dookie get on the walls? how does that happen? >> okay, all right. okay. okay. all right. >> that's reggie davis, everyone. reggie davis. funny guy. >> if anyone here is going to be in seattle next weekend, reggie will be headlining at funny bone. >> yeah. speaking of headlines, one of the helicopters flying above dropped down a couple papers. we thought we would catch you up on what you missed this week, all right? >> there is no god! >> hey, hey, hey! there is a god. there is a god. he did not abandon us, okay? all right, let's see what's in the news. the pope resigned. oh, lord. >> hey! here is something fun. north korea successfully launched a nuclear -- >> here we go. i got one. you guys remember oscar pistorius? huh, you remember that? the olympic sprinter that ran on blades? >> ooh, amazing story. >> incredible. >> so upli

for more of chris' interview with the boston police commissioner, ed davis, as you heard and so much more, tune in to "fox news sunday". as chris said, he will sit down with california democratic senator dianne feinstein, new york republican congressman peter king to discuss what the marathon bombing means for the fight against terrorism. clearly this was terrorism. "fox news sunday", 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. eaer only on fox. eric? >> eric: you know, jamie, the terror of what happened in boston, you did not have to be there physically yourself to suffer some of the forgets. you know, we've all seen the video tapes that were taken over and over again. have you suffered from this fear, from this panic, from this tor? what are the effects and how do we all deal with what we've been going through over the past week because of t developments in boston? coming up, we'll have the doctors and sunday house call will give us the latest on how we all can cope and deal with what we've seen. [ male announcer ] extreme power. ultimate savings. et both now at your polaris dealer during the xp sales event

>>> i'm chris wallace. we'll get the latest on the terror attack in boston when we talk live in police commissioner ed davis next. >> we are eternally grateful for the outcome here tonight. we have a suspect in custody. >> massachusetts and the nation celebrate the takedown of the two brothers believed responsible for the marathon bombings. but what does the terror attack tell us about cracks in our national security? we'll ask two congressional leaders on intelligence issues, senator dianne feinstein and congressman pete king. then trade craft. how do we find terrorists without giving up our freedom? with cameras and images everywhere, is more big brother the answer? we'll set down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and terrorism expert philip mudd. plus the bombings raise new questions about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we'll ask our sunday panel how the attack will influence those debates. and our power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every s

>> chris, my real answer is, the report that we got from commissioner davis, and now the subsequent report that there was an explosion at jfk library, proves the most important lesson in all counterterrorism. first reports are going to be wrong. my answer is i wouldn't go down any path yet saying this looks more like domestic, it looks more like international. from my take, we've had a pretty sophisticated attack, two separate devices with significant explosive impact. that's what we know. and if people start saying it looks like this, it looks like that, we're going to miss evidence that we're going to look right past. >> right. >> my take is, we just don't know yet. this could be domestic, could be international, could be a group, could be an individual on the internet. too early to say. >> well, let's go back, i think we're going to have to recap right now we have 23 injured people and 2 dead already. i don't think that's progressed far from where it was, a report came in here a bit after 4:00. we have two explosive devices at the boston marathon at the finish line. see the big word, fi

i'm chris pollone, back to you, betty. >>> five were shot in a washington state apartment complex. it happened in federal way around 9:30 local time last night. one suspect was shot and killed by a responding officer, so far, the motive is still unknown. >>> residents in the midwest today are fighting deadly spring flooding, which is being blamed for three deaths. two people were killed when trucks were swept off indiana roads by flash flooding and one died in missouri where towns along the mississippi like clarksville are trying desperately to hold back the rising water. >> it came very fast. faster than '08, and we don't have the help we had in '08 so everyone is pulling together and doing the best they can. >> we're not out of the woods. well, if we have rain up north or that quick snow melt, we're going to see higher levels yet. >> well, the river is expected to crest today in clarksville at 11 feet over flood stage, and the town is hoping the sandbags will be high enough. let's check in with bill karins with more on the flooding. is it true they'll see more rain. >> about anot

ashley davis was hit by a car crossing the street to get to a school bus stop. some of the classmates watched in horror. >> you should be able to get to school. she was on her way, doing the right thing. >> even to this day today, that day will never be out of my mind, i'll never forget it. >> reporter: ashley davis suffered terrible injuries and died two days later. she was a freshman at the high school, struck by a lincoln, that then hit a mini van and a 17-year-old boy. ashley davis's parents sued the school board system. >> the school board was negligent, adopting a policy to provide for safe transportation. the policy was they were going to pick up ashley on her own side of the street. they never did, she was forced to cross the street and got killed. >> she would be graduating this year and going to prom this year. >> reporter: at the end of the trial earlier this month, the prince george's county jury awarded the daviss family a 90 million award. >> i just want somebody held responsible for what happened to my daughter. >> our daughter she was priceless,

commissioner davis believes that the suspect had big plans for more violence. he spoke with chris wallace about that on "fox news sunday." >> they clearly had other explosives. they detonated those explosives at the scene of the arrest and shoot wrought in watertown. we feel that they had plans to use those explosives, possibly on soft targets. >> you think there were plans for more attacks in -- on the homeland? >> that's my assessment, based upon the fact that there are significant number of explosives found at the scene of the arrest. >> charges have yet to be filed. and likely while the suspect is in the hospital hospital. remember that sean collier, police officer, 26 years old was murdered on thursday night, ambushed, shot in the back of the head, according to the chief of the police of watertown police department. and another officer was gravely wounded. mbta officer, richard donahue, 33 years old, he is hospitalides --ized in clitical condition. they knew each other, they graduated together from the municipal police officers academy in 2010. it is worth

chris owe continental has details on the victims in the hospital. but first, let's go to jennifer davis, in downtown boston near the scene. jennifer? >> hi there. certainly it's not a typical morning here, although i have to say we do see a number of people out jogging in boston commons as if they want to make a statement that they are going to continue on here no matter what happened yesterday. still there is a sense of sadness and really a somber feeling that we're getting as we walk around, see a lot of the runners still in town. certainly a lot to deal with here. there is the investigation part of things and people are very closely keeping an eye on that search warrant that was executed and also wanting to know what will come from the discussions with the 20-year-old saudi national who was at the hospital. there was a lot of confusion yesterday about exactly what was going on in terms of not only the two blasts that did go off, but then how many other blasts were discovered, how many other bombs were discovered that did not detonate. about two,

governor of california, davis, down to another governor, governor kempthorn who served in the cabinet in the senate, and tony hernandez, president and head of the california community foundation. governor jennifer, and ambassador bob puddle ambassador to the united king tom as well as head of the personnel in the reagan administration in whose library we sit as we speak. first question from twitter already, and that is a question from ariana from simi valley, right in the neighborhood, and it is, how can young people contribute to government and politics in an uncertain future? if i could just elaborate that question ask you more directly. you're the president of a college, and you see the younger generation today, and at least our sense is that when you ask people if they want to serve, give back, they say yes, and they say i want to do good things, but they are more attracted to nonprofits and not as interested especially in running for office. is that your sense? what do you see in the younger generation? >> well, more broadly, it's a great question that was formulated, but i'm ver