the infamous tommy fam found a home, scoring. 2-0 cincinnati. three batters later, matt reynolds flew to center and it was an adventure for austin slater. ended up another run scored. after 2 2/3, reds up. garcia could not cover. two-run game to score. cincinnati won it 10-3 to win two out of the three in the series. next up for the giants, they host the tigers on tuesday. >>> at home, on the road, trmt matter. the a's won a series, the first one this month. how did that happen? since you asked, the a's and the kelly greens had gone ahead, up 1 in the sixth and downtown seth brown. i feel like it's more than 10 because i always holler his name. carlos santana got through. two runs scored. tie game. then a one-run deficit until it wasn't. seventh inning, a's down one. it's time to dial up to shallow center, that drove into a's back in business and on top. lou trevino doesn't believe in pressure. in fact he made the winning run here at the plate. strike 3, and the ball game was over. the a's won it final 5-3. again, first series win of the month.

tommy pham. yeah tommy pham received a bronx cheer in the field and at the plate. we pick up the action in the second top of the second and the reds leading 10. two outs. nick sends als hard grounder past evan longoria plates michael stock is scores from second cincinnati now up to nothing in the bottom of the fourth. longoria gets revenge solo shot to center cuts the lead in half. that's his sixth of the season, but the orange and black would never catch up. we move on to the top of the fifth dribbler by x giant donovan solano causes brandon crawford to make a bad throw to the plate red score on the error. it makes it 31 giants dropped this one. the opener of the series four to the third loss in a row. another ex giant hunter strickland gets the saved aids continue searching for offense and wins. the green and gold have lost six of seven and have scored just five runs in those losses. things did not get better in kansas city tonight at kauffman stadium bans could at least enjoy really good food barbecue. i think watching two cellar dwellers do battle in the bottom

the infamous tommy fam found a hole. 2-0 cincinnati. three batters later, matt reynolds flew to center and it was an adventure for austin slater. ended up a ground-rule double, another run scored. di stefani was lifted after 2 2/3 innings. it got worse. brandon bell made a stop. look what happened, garcia couldn't make the play. two runs came in to score to make it 9-1, ugly game for the giants. cincinnati won it 10-3. so they won two out of three of the series. next up for the giants, they host the tigers coming up on tuesday. >>> at home, on the road, didn't matter. the a's won a series this month. how'd that happen? since you asked, the a's in the kelly green had gone ahead up one run and into the sixth. downtown seth brown. i feel like he's hit more than 10 because i always scream his name. royals loaded him up in the sixth. carlos santana got through. two runs scored tied the game. and then the a's had a one-run deficit until it wasn't. seventh inning, a's down 1. nick allen, one to shallow center, that drove in 2. a's back on top.

soldiers fallen and battles around in hitler's invasion of soviet union was sudden and left the soviet tommy demoralized to boost morale. a powerful propaganda treat was cold for any local victory at any price. the inoffensive operation serve the purpose. the battle lasted 8 days and claimed more than 40000 lives. 5 times the number of the town population. the war still features heavily in the town every day life as many military celebrations, a health here to day is all due to victory date. and people gather in processions, carrying portraits of their relatives who have fought in the war with just a do shoes. really do is doing god in the new job with it all starts with lawyers. it was gonna say you don't you're not sure what i don't want to do if you are a bit so but you know it's up is my story, my dad. so it's all on a new book and it's almost all done a soon as the what is it? a with my chaise. well know, luckily she's on the 16 b as she happens to know a lot about war. that was over over, over a oh, this is me she's, she's busy coaching lasha for new 14th edition held in the neighborin

august 1945, the red army conducts the lightning fast, 20 day operations against the 1500000 strong one tommy, ah. with no military necessity. america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki . that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer. and we can stop carrying out our agreements with it. we should act as if there is no yalta agreement just a year later on march the 5th 1946. judge hill made his famous fulton speech a just mm ah ah, with ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross hot. were all things considered? i'm tito labelle. any meaningful relationship is based on the following trust. this is absent in russia's relationship with the west. essentially, moscow does not deem western leaders to be good faith actors. this is the lesson learned since the end of a cold war. as we all know, regaining trust is very difficult if not impossible. ah.

two pitches later, tommy troy went yard, what? off of cameron tower, center field. stanford tied the game at 3-3. later in the inning, runner at third, trevor haskins, freshman from san jose, found a hole and stanford walked it off. the super regionals were on the line and the second-ranked cardinal delivered 4-3 final. they get to host connecticut in the super regional next weekend. what a finish. they are a series away from the college world series. >>> nba, full kpix crew with boots on the new england ground right now in boston. i don't know when the wors leyesterday. b you they fdirect. ey have a little time to freshen up on the boston-area gluck-sister. >> glock-cester. >> scituate? no way would i have said that. >> leicester. leicester. >> we're going to boston. that's easy, boston. >> third tallest in the sports department charlie walter brings us warrior news and notes, the flavor of that rich sports town, the reports are coming later on today in the newscast. >>> hockey, more avalanche! one win away from the stanley cup final, but colorado trailed edmonton

tommy troy scored, it was 2-0, in a must-win game. tigers cut the lead in half, top 6, and cole foster hit a two-out based loaded double. this one cleared the bases. t tigers took the lead and the game. stanford knocked out of the college world series with the sec loss of his double elimination format. did you see this? notre dame/oklahoma. what a catch. what hustle for sooners blake robinson. toppled into the dugout. and somehow he hung on. wow. that is great hustle. but you know who gets the hustle award around here at channel 5? every single reporter, every single camera person, every single tech that worked the parade today. i mean, i have been there. that is a grind. >> no question. >> well done. >> on all fronts. you know, and definitely our crew behind the scenes. they're just incredible. it's a long day. and they rocked it. >> some of those people had a call time at 2:30 in the morning. >> crazy. >> thanks, vern. . >>> finally, more soiights and sounds from today's parade of champions. we'll leave you with highlights of all th

says they are closely following the warriors throughout the series while tell me thompson group -- tommy thompson grew up in california and has been a warriors fan his entire life. >> whatever the sport, professional athletes can relate to professional athletes. to see guys like draymond green, klay thompson overcome the obstacles they had to overcome in their career in order to get to where they are at, it's inspiring for us. dan: not only have teams shown their pride, you can also catch some players at the chase center routing on the warriors in person. >> all they need is just one more victory. can the warriors close out the celtics thursday night in boston? i am larry beil. that is coming up. >> thousands of pg&e firefighters are over $1 billion short of their settlement value. what happened when county leaders tried to get them some answers. >> summer starts in a week but we will get a taste (music throughout) >> calling in response to the offensive, uninformed political statement that you people sent to me. i am not interested in dealing with you. ama: that is the voice of the men

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it's extending tommy troy with the solo home run. he had 2 of those on the day. stanford winds 20 to 7. they play the winner of uc santa barbara and texas state uc santa barbara, think that my braces. >> good. go. got all right, 7 time pro bowl center. alex mack is retiring after 13 years in the nfl has been a great career for him. >> the 36 year-old san francisco forty-niners announced his retirement today. mack was drafted. 21st out of cow. but browns back in 20 9, he played for the atlanta falcons and spent one year with the reading goal last year in a statement posted on his twitter mack, thank the fans. his teammates and all is coaches yeah, i yapping about food. much more segment was next on thinking you guys had a had a couple readers for. so i apologize about that. i'm still kind of shell shocked by what happened yesterday. we all are. well, we it where they can fix it, though, get and they know sunday, right kuz. i'm vic. i heard i air all night last night. tell me i'll be there. also hear. all right. looking forward engage in chase that she's going to b

you know, as i said, no, i follow is not tommy fund in mamma's temple. monk d is a famous movie director and a former judge on the tv program. me a mom's got talent. he believes he has a special connection with one wayside in particular, who has given him magic powers. thought to have lived during the british colonial era, known as bowman gown all the way though do euro. we got emma to so but this before he started practicing mt, thee says he lead a rebellious life. no, no, no, no sir george. d w k. i wanna just on and slowly sword is a cd. jot a loaner or piano, and you'll wanna pay all of you. but then he says, bowman gown appeared to him in the spiritual town of pope, and set him back on the right path. after consuming a powerful alexia, he believes he was endowed with magical powers than any other man unusual than you know to an hour. the good of a whole dinero, i dunno, will be on your missy gloves. i don't the fool fool of woodrow darling favorable dev rule. finally, he says after days without sleep, he relented and agreed to use his powers to heal. he claims to have cured all thou

the red army conducts and lightning fast. 20 day operations against the 1500000 strong one tommy. ah! with no military necessity, america dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. that's enough. we are not interested in an alliance with russia any longer, and we can stop carrying out our agreements with it. we should act as if there is no yalta agreement just a year later on march the 5th 1946 judge. she'll make his famous fulton speech a just mm hm. ah, what else seemed wrong when all proofs just don't hold any world yet to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look for common ground. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very particular time, time to sit down and talk with only one main thing is important for naziism. internationally speaking, that is, that nation's possess, allowed to do an

i would say the biggest one is it because you're tommy's in an appeal to me is when the doctor cuts you. ah. so that to make way for the baby to come out. the baby was a big, i was 3.03, and i hadn't, there was no need for him to, to do that. but at the time i didn't know to question why. when i asked him, he said, you know, so, just some of the things that are done. and one of the things that amina has done since she healed, is to found the digital platform and muttering, the woman. it has evolved to hi, breed events where canyon women meet to talk about breaking the motherhood stewart types. i have been all of these mothers. i have been the divorced mother. i have been them and not being able to breastfeed mother. i have been, you know, have been putting on domestic violence. mother, i have, you know, had my mother go to prison like what, who would you like to speak to? who's your demographic? my demographic is me. jacqueline at she and is one of the women within the and mothering the woman movement. she had her 1st child at 35 and she too has faced stereotypes. i bet people how inter

can say for governments, i'm for individuals, independent journalist, charlie bio many thanks here tommy, appreciate him. and thank you for joining us here in our tea international. we're back at the top of the alamo with you know, there was no program. when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness. so to speak, when i was in the move in the last 2 years, before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like part of me want to leave the other part. it was been battle with us. if i leave, i had nothing to fall back on. i have that deposit. do i have nobody to go to? you know me the exam and live around the last 7 years. i have nothing. sometimes it's hard. if they've got a swastika tattooed on their neck, it's hard for them, but just to say, i don't do that anymore. it's kind of a long process. it's not like you just leave it one day and you're like, well, i'm glad that's over. i had bee

i really think viscous pulling to feel it's kind of, it's one step away from tommy, you know, the industry emits as much as all the coal plants in the u. s. and just a bit less than aviation, but somehow shipping escape scrutiny. shipping is the only sector it doesn't pay for carbon pollution, find a bass off leads the shipping program at transport, an environment and enjo campaigning for cleaner transport. it's the only sector that doesn't pay taxes on the fossil fuels uses. it doesn't pay the 80 percent the global leaders, they agreed to impose 15 percent global minimum corporate taxation rate that was on one second. that was exec shipping. but how can that be given the scale ships handle some 90 percent of global trade? then there's a strange little enigma. imagine something going wrong on a japanese built american owned tanker. sailed by a philippine crew, managed by a cypriot sailing from china to canada and international waters. who do you blame? well, maybe panama, panama, marshall islands, liberia, bahamas, malta. this 5 countries, which you don't really it own on the databases, ri

he got yes, i was still in mummies, tommy, and we were still in san tro. pay and arthur saw some one for the 1st time after pulling out for santa fe or son, milo lee san malone. he saw someone living in the street not really developing. i wanted to help the people on the street and i didn't know how, but i saw some artists on the beach and i thought i could do the same as missing. so i started painting in the sand and using little stones and, and money to buy them something. oh, brazilian, long on foisy de little ha, children breakfast. and even he can mammal. f 2 has been painted and to raise funds for homeless people for almost 10 years. you've been with the whole family as on board, but it can be tough at times. my dish has a forklift. there are some really strong nolan's, like when we drew with claudio, could you? oh yes, claudio. it's a wonderful homeless person. we often went to find him, he had an artist, so there are 11 corn though. he was in the street, he had courage and continued to draw and he did what he wanted to do. i thought that was really

this tommy perceived as the continent of law and the quality actually, we have a number of families. they are notes in our terms, compatriots, they're not trustworthy. help any. they don't have any ties with russia, but they are through other traditional families from united states, farmers and so on. they asked our agency to relocate to russia to assist them. and we're trying now to find where they can well ransom lands or something in a couple of russian regions are, this is very important. we know the term russian world. this is not only boss compatriots. this is about values. and what kind of values are 1st of all, as equality and tradition. and this is not something you do are being looked on the boss. this is a kind of our view of for the future. this is the way to manage our future. ah, there are some, a lot of families, they need to rise. the children in adequate or echoes fear. adequate relations with others, with the notes will be crazy about things like b, l, m, l, g, b, t in all these things. this is good. so conservative values, wow, know about conservative, but adequate

the italian lost the first set before coming through in three, and he'll now face another american, tommy paul. britain's katie boulter faces former world number one simona halep for a place in the birmingham classic semi—finals on friday. the number one seed is out — yelena 0sapenko was beaten over three sets today by ukraine's world number 79, dayana yastremska. england's final preparations for the women's euros are off to a winning start, after they beat belgium 3—0 at molineux. jane dougall was watching. cheering great excitement from many of these young children going to their first women's international match. what a home tournament is all about. she’s home tournament is all about. she's 'ust auoin home tournament is all about. she's just going to — home tournament is all about. she's just going to the _ home tournament is all about. she's just going to the football— home tournament is all about. cis" just going to the football team at school, so we got tickets to see the women democrat england women's team play, so she's really excited. this came play, so she's really e

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. >> one of the lessons that you have for entrepreneurs is when you find a cofounder tommy suggest you go on a three day road trip with them because if you can't stand them at the holiday inn, you won't stand them at the office. i love it. >> creating a company is a marathon, not a race. you will be that person for the existence of your company and you are going to have challenges. i always say to the entrepreneurs that things are always going to break, something will go wrong. that is the way of entrepreneurship. and you need to know that when things go wrong, this is a person front in a despite with together as a team. and if you are not as a team, then you shouldn't create a company together, because you are going to be challenged. you need to make sure that you are a cohesive unit and you can get to those challenges. >> you teach a lot of things to young entrepreneurs in this book, what did you learn writing the book? >> i learned so much from writing the book and i learned a lot when we did the audio version. one, just how powerful my connection with my father who was this incredi

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sj earthquake star tommy thompson has been a warriors fan his entire life after growing up in northern california. he says watching history unfold on the basketball court is not only satisfying as a fan but inspiring as an athlete, whatever the sport professional athletes can relate with professional athletes and so to see guys like steph curry or draymond green or clay thompson overcome the obst. that they've had to overcome in their career in order to get to where they're at. it's inspiring for us to to try to do the same major league soccer in the bay. many fans are split between teams, but we only have one basketball team. we love and the entire area is cheering for them to bring the title back home. bring home. it's title man. i i've always wanted to see a parade in person. so i hope they come through bring a championship back home. we'll be rooting for for you guys. and yeah, i'm excited to see them close it out in game 6 do it for the bay, dustin dorsey. vc7 news and don't forget abc 7 is your exclusive home for the nba finals game 6 is thursday with all the actions starting at

and then you've got tommy burning 9 pound 50 an hour. there's a problem, there's a big, massive gap in wages and, and it's not fair. it's a very modest amount were saying that workers should get at least inflation rates. we should at least be able to see families protected against walketh in the process . i think people are been struggling with mrs. campbell rely on feed to get kids in school, saving their school didn't to take home if they've done away with it. but t, the t, you see, which is called this demonstration says it's done so because as it puts it, working people have had enough. but at the moment the protest movement against the cost of living crisis is being driven by the trays. indians and socialist organizations hasn't yet sit across into the wider section of the population, but don't usually get politically active that could well change i recently the unions are getting more vocal. we have a series of rail strikes coming up next week. and there is the prospect of a real summer of discontent to come. workers at apple store

but alabama republican senator tommy tuberville says this isn't about firearms. you can do away with all guns. you want their go find some way. >> mental mentally ill persons go find some way to cause a disaster in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> governor gavin newsom announced a new outreach campaign to promote gun violence, restraining orders also known as red flag laws. red flag laws allow for the temporary removal of guns and ammunition from people at risk of harming themselves or others. the new campaign includes 5 million dollars in grants to local community-based domestic violence groups. another 5 million dollars goes into education efforts, research and multilingual outreach in at-risk communities. million dollars is expected to go toward education and training from law enforcement groups as well. >> and happening tomorrow, the marin county sheriff and the san mateo county sheriff's officer holding gun buyback events. the one in ran. it starts at 09:00am at the sheriff's parking lot at 1600 loss. got most the event in south san francisco that starts at

granted , that came with a certain expectation that you owed them something that you would vote for tommy next time or go to a rally. if there was a person seeking a favor you would be expected to do that. and this is a pretty good description of what the speaker of the house does. >> like deflecting d criticism, focused, but the house democratic caucus, that ist? not easy to get your hands around. but how does she engender that loyalty? >> she say the way she learned to be an effective speaker of the house and the democratic caucus is having five children herself. [laughter] because the skills you need to hrun a house of the representatives. you have to be comfortable uwith chaos. you need to be willing to deal with shifting coalitions. [laughter]de and then to persuade people what you want them to do andan persuade them it is their idea. [laughter] but often and a little less true today but in the past especially recruiting women who were homemakers as opposed to having a career outside the f home. and then to say i couldn't run for congress and then to beth soundman to be more qualifie

as an intel, the former tommy's it's awesome to hear about that, a transfer, this not weapon system. it does help. it does help the other side. i see why they're doing it, but, but perhaps you should sort of wrote back on, right. and a quick, what about the comments that lots of comments that i'm hearing today saying that the despite their advance in easton ukraine, russia is actually repeating mistakes made at the start of the war. is that your assessment? yes, the pentagon has said, came up with this in the last couple of days. russia has the same problems and since day one it's got caught out on me. it lacks infantry, it's equipment is in poor order. its command systems are antiquated. where's the, where's the crate? needs are in far better shape than all of those in all of those departments. just finally, one point. remember, the russians are operating peace, time, manning out with reduced reduced units, ukrainians of war time, money and have no problem at all with manpower. their issue is with the kind of kit they have the capabilities and that's why these announcements today ar

won stanford back to back jacks drew bowser then tommy troy deep to centerfield and suddenly we're tied at three the rally continues freshman trevor haskins from san jose singles in the game with her. good night game over drive home safely stanford wins four three, they'll face uco and the ncaa super regionals to the ice game for the western conference finals, colorado avalanche leading the oilers three games to none on overtime. they go for archery. to knock sit down with his stick and scores, but was that high sticking because the rule is isn blown right there and then no goal really really close call stands goal counts the abs heading to the stanley cup final six five your final score sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. we'll be right ba i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bough

rifles along with an ak-47 and a tommy gun a submachine gun. exchange they received gift cards worth anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars. these guns will be melted and made into gardening tools that will be used to help a beautify oakland in total 131 firearms were collected. well gas prices have hit a new record high nationwide. the national average gas price is now over $5 a gallon and according to triple-a the national average sits at 5:01 in california. it's $6.43 a gallon the highest average gas prices are in the state in marin county at 666 a gallon. and another price hike tickets to the final three nba finals games between the warriors and boston celtics tickets for game 5 tomorrow at chase center are the least expensive on stubhub at about 775 a seat game six is on thursday in boston and one of the teams will have a chance to wrap up the series those tickets are starting at 1200 down from $50 since yesterday and tickets for a possible game 7 at chase center jumped in price overnight by nearly $150 it's about 1,350 to get in and if you want

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many thanks, phil. tommy, appreciate. i ah, the un human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. last week, the incident, which has been called one of the deadliest in history, took place when hundreds of people stormed the border of an autonomous spanish city in northern morocco. a warning the following footage is graphic and you might find it upsetting. ah, these images, so piles of bodies on the ground, at least $76.00 migrants, and a $140.00 border guards. i said to have been injured and the clashes, the u. n. c. the moroccan authorities reported to use batons and stones to attack the migrants as they tried to scale offense to enter. the spanish city of may malaya, as part of the spanish prime minister, however, has praised the actions of the moroccan security forces just a lot. i'm in go to place, i regret the deaths of these people, but this could not have turned out any other way. i recognized the contribution of the ame

to analyze the fight. tommy this, this is with d. w. business. beyond with this is dw news live from brilliant 100 days after the russian invasion began. ukraine is still holding out as the 2 sides battle for control of ukraine's eastern industrial hard land. the red cross says the scale of destruction is beyond belief why the war new crane is.

this turned into a huge ending for the reds after an r b i single by tommy pham joey votto rip one into the right field corner that scores fam bottle slides in with a double. it was a three nothing games. two more runs will score on this hit through the left side. by albert almora. bonnie did not survive the in and getting charged with seven runs on seven hits. the reds go on to win in a route 10 to 3. he is trying today for something they haven't had in a while of winning streak and a winning series stephen vogt in kansas city, breaking a scoreless tie with a single to right up brady singer that scores jonah pride, the a's then added on to that lead in the sixth seniors still pitching well, but seth brown sends one high and fair down the right field line. that's number 10 on the year for brown. was to nothing, but the royals took the lead with three in their half of the inning runners at 2nd and 3rd now for nick allen in the seventh, the rookie bloops one to center that falls in front of the royals, michael taylor. chad pinder and christian podgy, both on the move with two outs, the a'

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and then the voice-over clean and may be most rest them as well -- recognizable as tommy pickles on rugrats. also an amazing singer. and we have music with rising indie pop singer-songwriter a.j. smith, give it up! but we are starting it all off with a woman you know from stage and screen in things like "high school musical" "bad boys for life" "tick tick boom" every movie that has her eye watch her. i've seen them all. i am addicted. i don't know what it is. every time i see her face i am like i must watch. she is also working on an active line of clothing with athletics! say hello to vanessa hudgens! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ so cute! >> vanessa: thank you. thank you so much. >> kelly: i love this outfit. i'm not kidding, it's almost like a bad thing, because if you come on. i happen to go through something, i am like -- i see you and i watch the whole thing. even if i have seen it. i don't know how many times, and alone, not just with my daughter. >> vanessa: let me love on you for a second, because when i was -- i grew up doing theater and like this has

. >> tommy thompson grew up in northern california and has been a warriors fan his whole life. to see guys like steph curry and draymond green overcome the obstacles to get where they are at is great for us. reggie: you can catch players at the chase center routing on the warriors. abc 7 is your home for the finals. we will have live coverage at 6:00. into the metaverse, we are all headed into the world of virtual reality. corgi con karina: this week kicks off the first california park state week. that includes kite flying and a beach cleanup. officials want them to explore activities that are good for the mind and body. reggie: hundreds of small, stubby little dogs are headed to ocean beach. corgi con is going to be out of this world. it starts at 10:00. in the past, more than a thousand dogs have shown up. karina: many users have to review all of someone stories on instagram in order to see a new one. they apologize for the inconvenience. no word on how many users are affected by this issue. reggie: the newest tiktok trend is using balsamic vinegar and sparkling water to repl

tommy troy scores but in the six with the bases loaded, auburn's cole foster comes up with the big hit of the game, doubling of the outfield wall and again the bases were loaded, so that'll clear him as number two stanford truly a great season, but it is over for the cardinal auburn wins it 6 to 2. and as we said earlier, things got a little squirrely in pittsburgh. literally because there was a squirrel on the field. ladies and gentlemen, the second inning, two pirates hosting the cubs. uh oh. there's three guys as a net, there's a bucket. and there's a squirrel guys, you know, that's not yet a net to wrap that up. benny hill music there right that they just couldn't get them. finally he ran to the dugout. and by the way, the pirates won that game, 12 nothing. great day, san 12 nothing. great day, san here she is! [ all cheering ] thanks for being there, you guys. [ lisping ] we wouldn't have missed it, sweetie. your speech was fantastic. what's wrong with your speech? oh, is it that obvious? i... i got adult braces! [ chuckles ] oh! are you sure? 'cause they don't seem like they fit

but republican senator tommy tuberville appeared to want a different answer. we know we've got a problem. why do we have a problem, too? because climate change we're seeing significant increases in temperatures. we're looking at potential low to no snow futures in wasn't going to go. >> one it's getting hotter. republicans and senator joe manchin have blocked meaningful legislation to fight climate change in washington. >> alexandra limon, all right. well, it certainly has been a dry one, especially. we've been feeling that here in the bay area it's going to help. but it's also going to be lot. >> warmer. so take advantage of today, right, john? yeah, absolutely. because we're only getting hotter from here for the rest of the weekend. has that story just told you? it's not just us here in the bay, newark, california. >> that are in the midst of this excessively dry conditions. the drought is gripping almost the entirety of the desert. southwest id that deep drought is definitely working its way back into the picture. you can see that we do have the return of s

says they are closely following the warriors throughout the series while tell me thompson group -- tommy thompson grew up in california and has been a warriors fan his entire life. >> whatever the sport, professional athletes can relate to professional athletes. to see guys like draymond green, klay thompson overcome the obstacles they had to overcome in their career in order to get to where they are at, it's inspiring for us. dan: not only have teams shown their pride, you can also catch some players at the chase center routing on the warriors in person. >> all they need is just one more victory. can the warriors close out the celtics thursday night in boston? i am larry beil. that is coming up. >> thousands of pg&e firefighters are over $1 billion short of their settlement value. what happened when county leaders tried to get them some answers. >> summer starts in a you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for

world to feel free to check out our channel on odyssey for more videos and use content on peter scott tommy back again at the top of the hour. ah, ah, you cannot fool the american people all the time on all occasions. and the american people will realize a marketing make innovation real old development and huge investment in manufacturing, which has a great benefit. not only for the chinese whole, whole main line in the world. mm hm. only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking, that is, that nations allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was the culture strategy. so some golf out of it on your own, i not leashed off in zebulon and tablet, block nato to it's ours. we moved east. the reason us. hey jim, it is so dangerous. i

he's already prime minister of tommy bennett, has been holding his last weekly cabinet meeting after he announced to be stepping down earlier this week comes out of the unanimous decision to dissolve parliament. i moved towards a snap collection nations 5th in less than 4 years. this is the shortest tenure of any elected israeli prime minister, formerly to benjamin netanyahu, looking to make a comeback. national. iraq's prime minister is in saudi arabia, hoping to restart baghdad mediated talks between the kingdom and iran, the saudi crown prince. welcome. most of the me ahead of his plans visited her on the radio and around 7 diplomatic times in 2016. after the execution of a prominent shia cleric, indian administer, gish me has recently seen a rise in animal attacks. 3 children were mould this month and full of the through, attacked by a bear on friday. experts claim degrading natural habitats that have increased proximity, but in humans and animals, poverty metals more. c oh, hello my boss who has experienced the unimaginable. 2 she saw her daughter being attacked by a leopard rel