brett: we are watching what works. with an advise and assist what form, and we just got there are six weeks ago, the idea is if you are located with iraqi commanders in touch with security forces operating in the field and how we have our chain of command through the operations center controlling the airstrikes we can actually have a good effect without putting forces in the field. this is something that was discussed. should the recommendation come to the president, he will consider it. charlie: there is the idea of no-fly zones. i have interviewed president erdogan a number of times. he brings up the idea, when the question comes to the borders, about no-fly zones. he had a number of reasons. but that seems to be an idea gaining enormous attention. brett: a lot has changed since the turks on the table a no-fly zone. one thing that has changed is we have done the 600 airstrikes in syrian airspace. the last time i talked to you, this was brand-new. of those airstrikes 40% are in syria. when we are flying in great densi

you heard from brett. where do you think the turks are coming from, and why are they now allowing the united dates to use their bases for airstrikes in syria and iraq? guest: a couple of things have led to this development. maybe three. persistent american diplomatic engagement with the turks, and a certain amount of cooperation along, despite the failure to have a strategic meeting of the mines. but that engagement has been there and skillful. beyond that, i think isis made a very bad mistake if they did not direct attacks on turkey, then the inspiration seems to there. that seems to have sealed the enmity of the turks, made it open towards isis. don't forget, isis took 40 turkish officials highs -- hostage over a year ago. that was a gross humiliation of the turks, and have not forgotten that. that enmity was there and it was unleashed last week with the terrorist attack. those factors are there. and then there is turkish politics behind some of this as well. having gone through an election a lot of cont

brett taylor is sticking with me. now, which smart phone makers set a company record for selling out a flash sale in record time? the details next. microsoft taking a write-down on nokia. ♪ emily: it is time for the daily byte. today's number is two. that is the number of minutes it took chinese consumers to buy out a new huawai smartphone. the next chance will be next week when they hold another flash sale. more cuts coming to microsoft. the tech giant planning to eliminate 7800 jobs this year after the company said it would lay off 18,000 employees. microsoft taking a $7.6 billion write-down on its nokia handset unit 14 months after the finnish company was acquired. how do that changes fit into the ceos restructuring plan. we are joined by skype from seattle. we have daniel ives and brett taylor, ceo of quip. your company competes with microsoft. what is he doing here? is this conceding the smartphone war, we lost very at >> i also thought the acquisition was weird. the microsoft legacy was about making software.

and when you're done -- deirdre: sorry, brett. how is it different than a competitor like stitch fix, for example? >> yeah. i think the key difference there is that we let you use the items as long as you want, send them all back, and we'll send you your next box immediately. really the idea is to create that borrowed closet experience nationwide giving you access to a lot more brands, silhouettes, sizes, etc. deirdre: how well behaved is your clientele? i mean, to send something back, is there like a ketchup stain across the blouse? what happens to you when people send items back that aren't in great shape? >> well, yeah. our target customer today is an urban professional. she's pretty delicate with the clothes, she's not getting into bar fights and things like that. [laughter] if you do send something back today we don't charge anyone for those items. it doesn't really happen that often, to be honest. you know, clothes last a pretty long time. deirdre: so, essentially, this is a membership. you have your clients you pay around $

i think to brett's point, i think what et cetera really important here, not that it's going to matter in the end, but the federal government is just too darn big, and it's a monster now. it cannot control, you know this woman is going to be responsible for this particular breach but this government is just too much -- has taken on too much. >> is it an act of war, brett? is it an act of war? >> adversarial act. we have to respond in an adversarial way. we're not going to succeed by simply being on the constant cyber defense. we have to go on cyber offensive, but also the chinese. >> the cia has taken a huge hit. they have to assume every one of those agents has been exposed. >> okay. all right. when we come back they're calling it the sander surge or the bernie boomlet. despite the media hype does the vermont senator pose a real threat to hillary clinton? heart health's important... ...so you may... take an omega-3 supplement... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really matter for heart health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the lead

brett? >> rich edson live in vie evenee vienna thank you. >>> republicans say the president values his legacy above all else. here's more from the white house tonight. >> today's announcement marks one more chapter in this pursuit of a safer and more helpful, more hopeful world. >> reporter: a more hopeful world. for president obama, that was the pretext for the iran nuclear agreement. a world the white house says that looks forward rather than back through the lenls of historic rivalries. >> america must lead not just with our might but our principles. i shows we are stronger not when we are alone but when we bring the world together. >> reporter: forged with the help of other world powers it's debatable whether the deal will bring together the world. but there's no denying the president's intentions to cement his legacy by engaging long standing foes. you can call it the obama doctrine predicated on reaching out to former enemies in the hopes of breaking down historic barriers. the problem

i've never done it before. >> brett, you know more about debates than a lot of folks. is that the right thing for trump to do? to not be reading policy papers? to not being trying to change anything? >> well, i mean i think it's curious that donald trump is trying to down play expectations on him, when he has made a living of upplaying expectations on everybody and himself. so i find it curious that all of a sudden, now he's a terrible debater, when you know he's made a living of being on tv. so i think the stakes are incredibly high for him. debates are a moment where audiences get to make head-to-head comparisons between the candidates, to decide not just who they like which is where i think people have been landing with donald trump, but also who's competent. who's ready to be president of the united states. and that judgment is a little bit tougher. and so i think that's why he's sort of feeling the pressure going into these debates and wanting to lower the bar on him. you take a person like lindsey graham who's an expert on foreign policy who has had years of expe

brett? >> rich edson live in vie evenee vienna thank you. >>> republicans say the president values his legacy above all else. here's more from the white house tonight. >> today's announcement marks one more chapter in this pursuit of a safer and more helpful, more hopeful world. >> reporter: a more hopeful world. for president obama, that was the pretext for the iran nuclear agreement. a world the white house says that looks forward rather than back through the lenls of historic rivalries. >> america must lead not just with our might but our principles. i shows we are stronger not when we are alone but when we bring the world together. >> reporter: forged with the help of other world powers it's debatable whether the deal will bring together the world. but there's no denying the president's intentions to cement his legacy by engaging long standing foes. you can call it doctrine predicated on reaching out to former enemies in the hopes of breaking down historic barriers. the problem, it's a p

the hat trick of develops, who better to handicap all of those than special reports brett -- brett bayer. on with what the president was mentioning about isis and the stepped up attacks without stepping up the number of u.s. troops involved, that would be akin to whack-a-mole. what will be the reaction a republicans. >> much the say. republicans have been critical there hasn't been more of a presence, more of an unleashing of special operations forces, for example to be out and forward controlling on some of those airstrikes. but the president was touting some 5,000 airstrikes against isis in syria and iraq. taughting success. touting territory taken back. republicans focus on what is not happening, and what they see could happen easily, for example, providing heavy weapons and machinery to the kurds. the president talking about a iraq policy has not developed to arm the kurd who are the strongest fighters on the ground the u.s. has. >> i don't want to put you on the spot. this undersecretary treasury position would affect the fight against isis? i didn't think it was that crucial. >> it

. >> thanks, brett. thank you all for joining us at this hour. a very busy day. >> again, breaking news on mh370, boeing sources say officials believe the component number on the debris matches a 777. randi kaye pick that is up now. >>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. i'm randi kaye in for ashleigh banfield. we are waiting formal confirmation that the piece of airplane that washed up on the beach is the first real piece from the airliner that disappeared last year. right now, in the past few minutes, a source close to the investigation telling cnn there's a high level of confidence the debris came from the boeing 777. a number corresponds with a 777 part, a flaperon, which is part of the wing. that's important because only five boeing 777 airline

it is tough to know who to believe on this brett. when we look at e-mails with the state and benghazi. state department e-mails released because of the questions over the server ares and the benghazi erngs mails released because of the investigation goes on. and the new york times has a title. clinton trough shoes fax machine confusion and little fodder for opponents. apparently clinton had questions about her fax machine and that's what the new york times is talking about. we don't know. we don't have the e-mails in their entirity. >> we don't and the order that the state department is operating under is releasing so many a month. and we have to wait for another installment in a mpth. this is the way the major news outlets are reporting. they don't take an interest in the substance of the e-mails or whether they foster fodder for the republican critics. they don't cast doubt on secretary clinton's actions or what the e-mails show except they are critized by republicans and creates titfor tat. >> and clintons actions were ethiccal or

you heard from brett mcgurk as a bit of history. where do you think the turks are coming from and why are they now allowing the united states to use their bases to conduct air strikes in syria and iraq? >> i think a couple of things have led to this development. maybe three. there is been persistent american diplomatic engagement with the turks, of course and there has been a certain amount of cooperation all along despite the failure to have a strategic meeting of the minds. but that engagement has been there and skillful, i have to say, since i left. beyond that though, i think i.s.i.s. made a very bad mistake. if they didn't direct the attacks on turkey, then at least the inspiration seems to have been there. that seemed to have sealed the enmity of the turks, made it open to i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. took 40 turkish officials hostage over a year ago and that's a gross humiliation to the turkish state and they haven't forgotten that. so that was unleashed last week in the turkish attacks. and then having gone through an elek, a lot of co

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. >> hello, my name is brett jones. >> reporter: a secret operative for the cia in afghanistan recorded this cell phone message three weeks ago, in case he did not make it out alive. >> the reason i'm making this is in the event that something happens to me -- >> reporter: but brett jones, a form irnavy navy s.e.a.l. and now a private contractor tells abc news tonight that the people he feared were not the terrorists. but his own fellow cia operatives who turned on him after they learned he was gay. >> i walked into the team room and heard one of the guys talking to another guy. he said something something he's a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: when no one was around, jones took this cell phone video of the power point for a high-risk upcoming cia mission, full of homophobic slurs that we won't broadcast. jones was given a radio code name for the mission, "gay gay." >> that was an hour before we had to go out and do it. >> reporter: you think that behavior by those men jeopardized the mission? >> absolutely. i just can't imagine why somebody would do that before a real dangerous mission like th

. >> joining the panel, wall street journal foreign affairs columnist brett stevens. and main street columnist bill mcgurn. brett, you didn't think this would go ahead because you thought the supreme leader of iran would not in the end agree to a deal on these inspections. why do you think he did. >> they made him an offer he couldn't refuse but not in the don corleony way. >> a good deal for iran. >> a superb deal for iran. what i thought was going to be the sticking point was the ballistic missile issue because the ayatollah had said clearly there was no way they were going to accept limits on their ballistic missile program. and by the way on the american side you had people like general dempsey the outgoing chairman of the joint chiefs of staff saying there was no way the united states could ever allow them to import ballistic missiles. >> in end they agreed to eight years of restrictions on the imparts for the technology of ballistic missiles. but only eight years. >> right. so in eight years iran can import state-of-the-art ballistic missiles beyond simply what

. >> hello, my name is brett jones. >> a secret operative for the cia in afghanistan recorded this cell phone message three weeks ago in case he did not make it out alive. the reason i'm making this is in the event that something happens to me -- >> reporter: but brett jones, a former navy seal and now a private contractor tells abc news tonight that the people he feared were not the terrorists. but his own fellow cia operatives who turned on him after they learned he was gay. >> i walked into the team room and heard one of the guys talking to another guy. he said something something he's a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: when no one was around jones took this cell phone video of the power point for a high-risk upcoming cia mission, full of homophobic slurs that we won't broadcast. jones was given a radio code name for the mission, gay gay. >> that was an hour before we had to go out and do it. >> reporter: you think that behavior by those men jeopardized the mission? >> absolutely. i just can't imagine why somebody would do that before a real dangerous mission like that. >> reporter: jones, on

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the fans loved brett favre and he deeply loves them. go pacs. >>> tonight on "red eye," which chris rock quote did trump quote? see if they plan to replace obamacare with tussin. and we aren't supposed to say all lives matter. oh id said. it i apologize. and the hotel that dominique is calling no fun at all. first a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. more fallout from donald trump's weekend remarks questioning the heroism of arizona senator john mccain, a vietnam war

brett, thank you very much. now i'm going to bran brag on you. brett will be filling in for chris wallace on "fox news sunday." dope miss. i he'll have the latest on the iran nuclear talks with mitch mcconnell, the newest democrat to get into the presidential race former virginia senator jim webb and louisiana governor bobby gyp cal, all of are- -- bobby jindal. this sunday. it will be good. >>> iran is blaming the united states. after negotiators missed another deadline in the nuclear talks but the white house says there are signs of progress. hmm. what does that mean? what does progress lock like? we're coming back. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ ♪ >>> michigan, 45 years in prison for a cancer doctor whod a mated he scammed hundreds of patients to so he coul

the fans loved brett favre and he deeply loves them. go pacs. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> i'm not a fasten john mccain. he has done a terrible job for the vets. >> i think he mayo an apology to the families of those who may have sacrificed in conflict. >> the republican party under pressure over comments by donald trump. tonight, mr. trump will be on the factor. >> mccain has that old story, war hero that got captured. i don't want to vote for nobody that got captured. >> did donald trump take his cue from chris rock in criticizing john mccain's captivity in vietnam? brit hume has some thoughts. >> what is the thing that you like the most

brett, how significant is this delay? >> probably not very significant despite what you just heard the president say this administration wants this deal so badly that they will go a great distance meeting iran's demands. >> so the pledge here i think we just heard, to walk away from a bad deal doesn't strike you as accurate? >> well they have already walked so far towards a bad deal that i would be surprised if they were now to -- were to -- were to walk away. especially because what you hear coming out of the talks is they're fighting, quote-unquote, creative ways to bridge differences. usually creative ways means, for example, if there's a disagreement about which sites can be inspected by international nuclear inspectors it will be up to say, a u.n. committee to decide who gets access at what point and when. >> the latest concession at least been reported that the u.s. is no longer going to insist that iran come clean about its previous nuclear weapons work. that's important because if you don't have that benchmark of

the a's in cleveland progressive field bottom 3rd brett lawrie makes the barehanded lay on the chopper and guns to 1st nice dig by ike davis bottom 6th relief pitcher drew pomeranz walks his first two batters with the bases loaded after coming in during a 1-1 tie 3-1 indians starting pitcher kendall graveman can't believe it next batter michael brantley singles off pomeranz 2 runs score 5-1 indians tribe score 4 times in the 6th 3 of those charged to graveman although he pitches well final: 5-1 indians danny salazar: 8 2/3 ip, 0 earned runs, 8 k's score:5-1 indians in the top of the 8th were planned baltimore a playoff game in baltimore there 16 periods. he has come unstuck. and the grows in or a john is rented and the money were to this. >> gary: she tells a great great story when you're 90 chance summer league highlights hero speaker. kevon looney the first round pick hits the juper he had 5 points and 6 rebounds in 15 minutes james michael mcadoo thorws down the all-oop from former ohio state star aaron craft mcadoo had 20 points, 7 rebounds draymond green laughing all the way to th

brett. >> your thoughts about cbs white house correspondent major garrett, used to be here. our viewers will remember him. the phraseing of that question to the president. the president's reaction to the hostages. >> he suggested in his message that the mr. president was content in celebrating the deal that left these four hostages languishing in prison. it was an edgy question. it was a legitimate question and the president reacted in a thin skin and personal way. i always think it's not a good idea for a president to do that because it you know it takes away from the force of his argue and it in a sense diminishes his dignitary. but there it is. >> on the substance of the question about why the hostages are not a part of this. >> well the president makes a point which i think has some validity in the sense that if you bring, if you are doing a negotiation on a particular you bring in something else you want that the other guy could give you, you give him another card to play in the negotiations. the president kind of made that argument against doing this. the problem is th

forward to a week later, the sixers have orchestrated a complicated trade, and it gives sixers coach brett brown a little more to work with but the deal has yet to be announce including karl landry and jason thompson and a future first round pick, the sixers give up the rights to a few of their european players. the eighth overall pick from last year from michigan he is the shooting guard that they desperately need. >> he is a great player i didn't realize he was a part of the philadelphia organization, and a great player. >> he is a great talent, i'm excited to be playing with him. >> for now first round pick jahlil okafor is getting ready to play with his team, looking to pick up as much as possible from brett brown. >> it's great. the short time very been here we have a good relationship and we will get closer and closer. i'm excited to be coached by him and he has a hell of a resume. >> carly lloyd and the u.s. soccer team was kicking themselves when they lost to japan in 2011 at the last world cup final and now they have a shot at redemption come sun lloyd and team is in vancouver get

>> no, brett saunders. >> even better than mike pearson from valiant? >> i don't know. >> where are we in the cycle of health care m&a? it's already been such a frenzy. >> it's hard to believe that it could continue or even accelerate. but that's what it sounds like from all the deal talk we're hearing today because not only do you have what allergan could potentially buy but then we have mylan and pergo still left there and you're wondering what mylan has to, do does if inkras its bid to lock down perrigo and could perrigo lock down a sale to get a better buyer than mylan? >> mylan was down double digits. >> long mylan, long teva which we call a texas hedge, as teva dropped their bid for mylan but was rewarded i guess, good earnings on the street. liking this. but it seems like as long as the street keeps rewarding large acquisitions even if they're dilutive, even if they're expensive, why not continue to do it when you have those huge cash hordes? >> it is interesting to see the acquirer being rewarded. >> this deal sounds so friendly, right? these gu

brett. >> your thoughts about cbs white house correspondent major garrett, used to be here. our viewers will remember him. the phraseing of that question to the president. the president's reaction to the hostages. >> he suggested in his message that the mr. president was content in celebrating the deal that left these four hostages languishing in prison. it was an edgy question. it was a legitimate question and the president reacted in a thin skin and personal way. i always think it's not a good idea for a president to do that because it you know it takes away from the force of his argue and it in a sense diminishes his dignitary. but there it is. >> on the substance of the question about why the hostages are not a part of this. >> well the president makes a point which i think has some validity in the sense that if you bring, if you are doing a negotiation on a particular issue and you bring in something else you want that the other guy could give you, you give him another card to play in the negotiations. the president kind of made that argument against doing this. the pro

. >> brett kezelowski having some radio issues. he won't lose his spot, though. >> no at this point, basically, the most important thing is find what the issue is and repair the issue. but you see this at times. when you have these rain delays the rain can get down inside the radio. >> let's take a look at tonight's starting grid. >> outside row 6, jimmy johnson, three times 800 winner. >> kite busch won this race. top-ten finishes in the last four races are here. starting 17th also a daytona 500 winner back in 2008. >> matt kenzeth also a daytona 500 winner. and this guy, jeff gordon rolls off 23rd in his final start of daytona. greg biffel. >> two team mates starting next to each other. we talk about sleepers at the beginning of show. tone any stewart won this race four times. >> that guy, 17. a good chance of winners. >> speaking of winners, our defending winner will roll off 36. >> this race finished 19th. we had the opportunity to chat with a driver tonight, that being carl edwards. why don't we tune him in and see if we can t

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seyed: look, brett, let's imagine iranians would come to negotiation table and when you say iran should address other issues not related to nuclear, then let's imagine iranians would come to the negotiation table and would tell john kerry, you made a coup against iran and removed a democratically elected prime minister and installed a dictator for 25 years. you americans, you supported a shaw, corrupted dictators for 25 years. you americans have always supported corrupt regimes in the middle east. all of your principal values you are talking about, human rights. which one of your allies, like saudi arabia, they are committed to these values? if iranians and tell americans, look you have assassinated our nuclear scientists, then what is going to happen? we cannot resolve all issues of differences, 35 years of mistrust, only through one nuclear negotiation. when we are talking about nuclear, the criteria for confidence building measures is international rules and regulations. which is npt, which are run has accepted everything in npt. we are not going to get anywhere if you are going to b

brett hume kick its off with us. jenna said he will try to convince the american people about the details of the deal. is it the people or the congress that are really the targets of this new's conference brit? >> i think is both. he doesn't have that high of a hill to climb in congress. he only has 1-third to climb in congress if they reject. it would burden every democrat going into next year including the nominee for president who is likely to be hillary clinton. he will be trying to sell it to everybody. >> there are signs it is unpopular even among the democrats how tough of a sales job does he have here? >> to avoid having a big vote against it he could veto if it comes to that. he's got to make an argument that this is a good deal. the best argument interestingly enough is that i can think of from the deal is better than alternative with no deal. but you are basically saying, this is not's good deal but it is better than nothing and that is not a strong sales pitch. >> opponents say we had iran on the ropes an

the hill top of 1st murphy with a great catch homefun, 's--homerun a's 2-0 great defensive play with brett makes a nice play bottom of 9 strikeout to end the game complete sthutout for sonny gray 10th win of the season for sonny gray a's head into the all-star break wimbledon mens final wins first set 7-6 second set 7-6 e3rd 6-4 cross-court winner wins 6-3 his th grand slam title -- 0th --9th heck of aperformance there serena williams won on the women's side >> vicki : you may have heard of cats stuck in trees. but what about bears? a two-year-old bear was spotted in a tree at the university of colorado boulder on friday. officials tranquilized the bear.and pictures show the animal appearing to wave as it fell from the tree. the bear was unhurt and put into a trailer. authorities planned to take the bear into the mountains. a similar incident happened on the same campus three years ago. >> brian :dress springlike in the morning because it will be gray and father like with temperatures around the '60s, but in the afternoon is definitely summer attire whether with low to mid '80s in the afte

. >> you sat down with brett favre at his mississippi office. now enjoying retirement, favre talks about returning to green bay, addiction and living with no regret. all that's coming up next on in-depth on nbc 10. >>> brittany dangerous heat continues tomorrow. >> that's right. stay hydrated, stay inside as much as you can in the ac. check on your pets and also the kids of course and the elderly. our heat index, what it's going to feel like anywhere between 102 and 107 degrees. virtually our other area under a hees advisory or excessive heat advisory. also, if you suffer from respiratory illnesses, take it easy for monday. be careful out there. as we push closer to the lunchtime hour it's going to feel like it's in the triple digits at the atlantic city open, feeling like 96 in dover, 93 in philadelphia. actual temperature in philadelphia will get close to 95 degrees tomorrow. again, the feels like temperature could hit the triple digits throughout most of the area. we will track a chance for a heat wave if we officially hit 92 on tuesday. and

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solo home run off former "a" brett anderson 2-0 a's his 13th homerun 2-0 oakland bottom 7th/ 2-0 a's yasiel puig with a runner in scoring position gray strikes him out swinging : complete game 3-hitter, 9 k's top 9th gray slaps one the opposite woy down the right field line bhis first major league hit his teammates secure the baseball for gray final: 2-0 a's a's snap 4-game losing streak jese chavez vs clayton kershaw tomorrow the a's traded away their 3rd core player today. ben zobrist was dealt to the royals for a pair of minor leage pitchers. zobrist leaves for left hander sean manaea and right hander aaron brooks. the weekend. the nfl has upheld it's 4-game suspension of tom brady. for his role in deflategate brady had appealed the suspension by nfl commissioner roger goodell who also presided over the appeal decision evidence that goodell cited in his decision included brady telling his assistant to destroy the cell phone the nfl had asked him to provide although he supposedly has his cell phones disposed of on a regular basis due to his celebrity status brady's only recourse no

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is there sam hinkie learning basketball from brett brown. brett can teach him the game. that is jahlil okafor with the shot he only had 11 points, under 50 percent from the foul line but next week they will move on, actually saturday, they will move to vegas. >>> in other flyers developmental camp practices. camp goes through sunday over at the skate zone in new jersey. their new head coach dave hakstol just trying to get a feel for this flyers team. right now he is doing that with the rookies and selected free agents. >> i don't want to over analyze things, that is in the my style that is not how i want to do things. consistently every week i'm taking different portion s of the season, different portions of the game and getting familiar with things good phillies open up in san francisco, tonight that is sports a minute, i'm howard eskin. >>> 5:42. coming up, view host whoopi goldberg says she's getting death threats what she said that had has some people threatening violence begins her. >> we will look at what is heading to theaters coming up this weekend. come to sesam

. >> brett brown and the simmers rebuilding project took a big step in the right direction over the weekend, they drafted big man jahlil okafor and they made a trade for the only overall pick last year, he was lights out during his college days at michigan unless of course they were playing duke. >> my first memory is him losing to duke. my first memory of him i love being around great shooters that allow me to pass it around. >> we are starting to turn around the organization now, i think with these new picks we got and everybody coming together, i think we'll start winning soon. >> not only is okafor excited to play with him he is determined to turn the franchise around the third overall pick has been in the sixers practice facility nearly every day starting at 6:30 in the morning working on his game. >> i want to be the best i can be and working on my game. i take in the fans in center city, they are so passionate and ready to win. i wake up at 6:00 and being at the gym at 6:30, the fans really want to win it's exciting. >> sixers can see the hard work in action when okafor debuts in the

brett lawrie not fooled by the mike bolsinger curveball. doubles to right center scoring ike davis. and the a's are down 3-2. remember kershaw was supposed to start, so he's out with a bad hip. he missed this game. more from lawrie in the seventh. different pitcher same result two-run single to left off j.p. howe. burns scores phegley scores. lawrie three hits and three rbis. make it a 4-3 game. erik sogard then would follow with a two-run single. so right now a's lead -- it was 6-3. now it's 6-5. dodgers have come back in the seventh. if the a's can hold on, the giants would be alone atop the a.l. west. >>> the dodgers are reportedly adding to their rotation working on a deal to acquire pitcher mat latos and ex-giant michael morse from the marlins in exchange for three minor league pitchers. latos, 4-7 record but he's pitched well since coming back from the disabled list, has had success in the past against the giants. this deal is not official yet. it's not done. it could turn out to be a three-way transaction with atlanta. >>> the nba champion golden state warriors deciding to pr

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solo homer off of a former athletic brett anderson. that's relatic's 13th this year. 2-0, men in green and cold. dillen will strikeout carl crawford. have a seet. also, adrian gonzalez. his fourth career shutout second this month. the as received two prospects in the trade. >> a former oak land a helped make history tonight. using a computer to determine balls and strikes. it's the first time a computer has been used in a professional baseball game on any level. but burns hopes to see it in many more games soon. >> all right. finally, before we go, congrats to barry bonds. he is now a proud grandfather. his granddaughter's name is nosia. she was born on barry bonds' birthday, july 24th. >> i did the same thing. raj and jessica, coming up. right back after the break. k this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for

breaking ball is down to brett gardner. and the count, 2-1. >> harold: sometimes guys need an opportunity. you see wade davis is going to get his opportunity pretty quick. but melancon needed a chance to close games. stuff was always there people believe in him. and clint hurdle said, all right, it's yours until you use it. took hold of it. >> tom: one of the nastiest cutters in the game. so good he can tell it's come coming. so hard to square up. late movement. >> joe: russell martin on-deck. that's strike three from melancon. down goes gardner for a look. we go to todd frazier standing by with erin andrews. >> erin: what a week it's been. and what a 24 hours it's been. we saw what a show you put on in the home run derby. i'd ask you if you had a good time at home last night watching it all of the highlights. but what happened. you couldn't right? >> yeah. no electricity. the whole night and all day. with seven women in the house, trying to blow dry their hair. we had to go to the hotel where my brothers were. and packed h

sam hivrpingy and brett brown head to las vegas next. jeremy grant the youngster can jump out of the gym. save that for the regular season. sixers down 11. 7 seconds to play. tie game. okafor gets the ball. for the win, turnover. 84-78 okafor scores 11 points. >> nroyers continue to be excitesed about what they've seen in developmental camp for rookies and prospects and chance for new head doch owe to see what the franchise has in the system. he has been scouting his own players in a sense. >> it's a good opportunity to get to understand what each and every guy looks like on the ice what some of their tendencies are and you know it's not -- i don't want to start evaluating players because we're working on skills and skill development here but it's a great way to goat know a player and what he looks like on the ice. >> still ahead serena williams finds herself familiar spot at wimbledon and u.s. women's on is in our area and frustrates one >> after 16 meeting let's say 17 the five time wimbledon champ will space spain. >> u.s. on in lanca