i think thompson got lucky in that. when nixon's presidency goes down in flames so does thompson. most of his best work comes out before nixon redesigns. >> david asks can you tell us how the friendship between hunter thompson and greg bradley came to be? >> great question, i don't know. thompson befriended charles corral, in latin america, in the early 60s, they remained friends for a long time, he brought a ton of them. many of them on this call right now and many girlfriends, many of them contacted me with their stories, it was all interesting. i am not sure, he was doing a lot of political reporting. it wouldn't be uncommon to across anybody who did that. it is true that they had a close friendship. bradley would come to woody creek and watch football with hunter. there is a real social network there that is important. hunter ran a little show. a lot of bedding. and the bedding brought them closer to gather and the political journalist too. if you read about the campaign trail you will see that hunter was proud of his record bedding against experts in other journals but he did

thompson: yeah. justice sotomayor: and the finding here was that the attorney general has the similar interest. it's taking the same position. mr. thompson: well -- justice sotomayor: so why is the attorney general inadequate to represent the same interest the legislators have in protecting the constitutionality of the law? >> rule 24 focuses on parties, not lawyers. so, the attorney general's role here is not critical. what is critical is that the parties are the members of the state board of elections and they have announced on joint appendix page 23 that they have a primary objective of receiving clear guidance on what law if any will need to be enforced. that is the administrative responsibility, and the court asked me where the conflict is, and we can see the conflict at ja 366 footnote eight. there, in the runoff to the march 2020 primary, there was flagrant violation of the purcell principal. the middle district of north carolina, to hear their rendering, while voting was going on, changed the

i think of hunter thompson's a strain of hunter thompson's work after 1970. the label was wasn't really a label at the time but his friend from the boston globe bill cardozo after he read the kentucky derby piece said man, that piece was totally gonzo. yeah and hunter had heard him use that term when they were both covering a primary in 1968 in new hampshire. any thought oh, well, you know, let's let's call what i'm doing gonzo journalism. so it was very successful as a kind of branding. exercise it wasn't really the name. i don't think of a of a genre. but it was it was a super important step and once again and but it was never it was never sort of the predictable result of a conscious project, you know, he was in la to cover a different story and he was working with oscar acosta the chicano activist attorney. in the middle of that research you got an offer to cover a road race in in the last in the las vegas desert outside of outside of las vegas. so he and it cost to go. he comes back writes up the story submits it to sports illustrated. they reject. so, y

and hunter thompson did too i have to say. i first read hunter thompson and i was a student at uc santa cruz back in the early 1970s. later his coverage of the 1972 presidential campaign had a huge impact on me as a young journalist. so i read with great interest peter richardson's new book about hunter. i knew hunter a little bit myself, later on editor of the san francisco examiner. i actually had the great pleasure of editing a couple columns by hunter thompson that was late in his career of course. but to me he was an icon, still is an icon. had a huge impact on me and many other young writers and journalists in america. so i'm delighted to beer tonight with peter pirtle jump in with the few questions and then we are going to open it up i think and take questions from some of you, peter will help up there. good to see you. you look like you are in woody creek colorado, where are you? what; glen allen which is not far from where you are. but it is another spot where hunter thompson lived briefly before he decamped for color

thompson. >> mr. justice, north carolina identifies the petitioners as agents of the state necessary parties and all actions challenging state statutes. when actions such as this are filed in state quarters -- state courts, the petitioners are defendants as state parties. this lawsuit however, was filed in federal court and one pen to shooters sought to enter -- and when petitioners sought to intervene, they were denied. the outcome should be reversed for two reasons. we are entitled to intervene. state respondents have candidly and forthrightly that they have a primary objective on receiving clear guidance on what law if any will need to be enforced, and because that administrative responsibility may not always dictate precisely the same approach to litigation as our interest in defending the law every step of the way, we are entitled to intervene. second, this case presents foundational issues of federalism. this court in cameron held there are deep constitutional considerations and brocaded when a

thompson. if confirmed i look forward to continuing to work with members of the committee. we are seeing the strongest rebounding growth and decline in unemployment of any recovery of the last five decades. unemployment has fallen by 2.8 percentage points and 5. 5% according to a variety of private forecasts. but inflation is too high, working people are concerned how far their paychecks will go. getting inflation back down to 2% while sustaining a recovery that includes everyone. this is our most important task. when the pandemic struck in 2,020 i worked closely alongside chair powell, secretary mnuchin and others with the support of congress to calm financial turmoil and save american jobs and businesses when market stabilized i worked to responsibly wind down the emergency facilities and the economy is making welcome progress but the pandemic continues to pose challenges which are priorities to protect the gains we made and support the recovery. since 2014 as a member of the federal open mar

thompson. she has been nominated to serve as a director of the fhfa where she has she's had a a busy six months as acting director. she's proposed reductions in capital requirements for fannie mae and freddie mac, suspended restrictions on the gses acquisitions of high risk loans, required gses to develop plans to further what democrats call quote racial equity end quote. it looks just like affirmative action, and increased gses affordable housing goals. unfortunately she is not prioritize ending the gses conservatorships. i'm concerned the administration is seeking to use fhfa and the gses to take on more risk for taxpayers and expand affirmative action in the housing. that makes the nomination notwithstanding her extensive experience a referendum on the administration's radical housing policy. this policy contemplates more mortgages for high-risk borrowers, repurposing the gses as instrumentalities of social policy and a disappointing embrace of the failed gse model. in the break from decades

thompson fled on foot and got away. thompson's associate, a man named robert lion associated with -- he turned over this photo of thompson posing with the coat rack. and a video from the same day were tom's recorded himself passing in front of a mirror, seen here in a screen grab where he reportedly went on to yell, woo, america, hey, this is our house. security footage for the day shows what appears to be thompson entering the capitol at 2:48 pm not long after the building was first breached. excuse me for one second. you can see on here, in that same trump winter hat, before eventually walking into an office on his right. here he is about three minutes later, apparently leaving the office with a bottle of bourbon. ha. thompson left the building in return about four minutes later associate was cooperating in the two of them headed into that same room before leaving a few minutes later. and then you can see what appears to be thompson holding that coat rack, a souvenir from the other photo. thompson was charged with sev

thompson, the d.c. circuit held and we were upheld in the supreme court, held that the committee's need for this information outweighs the former president's right to any kind of confidentiality. i think it's important for those facts to be clear and to be on the record and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from indiana is now recognized. >> madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. gaetz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. gaetz: gas prices are rising, the border has become a turnstile, inflation is crushing our fellow americans, and here we are back on the floor of the house reliving january 6. some of the members of the january 6 committee come from the swamps of washington, d.c. i come from the swamps of florida, and i know alligator tears when i see them. and yet, we are lectured about performing for the former president. the re

we are getting a lot more details from chairman thompson. i was talking to him on his way out of voting in the house chamber. he told our team that there will be at least eight hearings. he did not detail the specifics of what they would be. he did promise that they are going to craft the narrative for the american people using up to 1,000 exhibits that they have from all of their hundreds of depositions and the tens of thousands of documents that they have received from witnesses. he is clearly starting to at least publically message what these hearings are going to look like. i would note, there is also the idea that there are still a few key depositions left to happen, specifically rudy giuliani and donald trump junior. both of those men are in talks with the committee to come in at some point and cooperate. i asked chairman thompson about that. he didn't say when those were going to happen. he said those two names are on the list in his words. if you are going by process of deduction, if they want to start those in june, they will want t

thompson now says that he realizes he was misled. thompson told the jury, quote, if the president is giving you almost an order to do something, i felt obligated to do that. like, i had to do something to gain his respect, or like, approval. dustin thompson told the jury that he believed he quote, was following presidential orders to go to the capitol, that he is now, quote, deeply ashamed. that was the phrase he used. deeply ashamed. donald trump is not deeply ashamed for telling dustin thompson to go to the capitol, and telling dustin thompson and the rest of them to lie that he donald trump would go with that crowd to the capitol. rudy giuliani looks like someone from a planet where shame does not exist. and mark meadows is not deeply ashamed. for voting in a state where he did not live. using address where he has never lived. dustin thompson's shame is well earned, and his lawyer is trying to convince the jury that shame should be the only penalty that he has to endure. for an attack on democracy. but would he feel any shame at a

thompson said, quote, we can forget those folks. they don't deserve to wrap the words, end quote today. he changed his tune during an instagram live video on his boat. >> and good game. i would your style of play? close and anybody? well, my attention. well, all your head. below. >> i like that. he still call them bandwagon fans, though. he's fans are welcome now. a san jose earthquakes moving forward with plans for a huge new soccer complex today. team president jared shally spoke with kron four's kate rooney about how this will impact the community. >> the development will include 10 fields and a 40,000 square foot training center to be built at the santa clara county fairgrounds. shally says state of the art facilities will help the team reach its potential. and it will also further solidify northern california as a soccer destination. >> it really gets back to the east coast. if you're a quick sip at here in san jose for 45 years, which yet to be a team that's really rooted in the soccer's very grassroots sport. and so our playe

thompson, driving, thompson, fading, and thompson swishing it. perfect. he had 33 points as he hits nylon there. that gave the warriors an 8 point lead. the only thing in question is if he will score 28 points, the answer, no, finished a point short with 19. snapping 17 straight games with 20 plus. 17 straight. that is a star right there. warriors win 128-112. they have a full game lead on the mavericks for the three seed in the west. >>> tiger woods told golf digest in 2021 he is never going to be able to be a full time player on the tour again. this coming after he almost lost a leg in a serious car accident. would he play in charity events? sure, event like the master's 14 months later? not happening. yeah. about that. if he can walk and swing then, you know, tiger has a chance. for the par 3, 6. tiger. still has it. almost a hole-in-one, taps in for his first birdie of the day, not the last. on 16, the long putt, 40 years on, it is a lot longer than 14 months off, d at is bithe leader after one, t holds out for the bunker on 18. he shot a 5 under 67,

here is thompson posing with the coat rack outside the capitol. thompson's defense lawyer argued his client was vulnerable, unemployed, and obsessed with conspiracy theories. he said his client was a pond, and that former president trump manipulated thompson, along with other supporters on that day. >> this can be the only expedition for otherwise law abiding citizens with no record to convene in washington, d.c. to storm the holiest of holy spots in our fair capitol. there is no other explanation. zero. they were cajoled, groomed, and directed. >> federal prosecutors argued thompson is a grown man with a college degree who is fully capable of making his own decisions. under cross-examination, they asked thompson, you're not a child, right? he responded he was not. in the closing argument, the prosecution told the jury, this is not president trumps trial. this is the trial for dustin thompson, because of what he did at the capitol on the afternoon of january 6th. danny ceballos is here, attorney and nbc legal analyst. prosecutors are now three for

thompson of pennsylvania, mr. thompson will vote yes on h.r. 7311. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 415 and nays are 9. the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, the unfinished business is vote on the motion of the the gentleman from virginia. the clerk: h.r. 4133, a bill to authorize appropriations for the caribbean basin security initiative, enhance the partnership and prioritize and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the bill and pass the bill. and this is a five-minute vote. inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] ms. escobar: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. ocasio-cortez and she will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas rise? >> as the member designated by mr. pfluger fr

last question acting director thompson. gsa recorded about four percent of their new mortgages over the past two years went to black borrowers . fewer than 11 percent to latino borrowers for refinance loans. the shares are even lower. compare that to hfa. more than 25 percent to latino borrowers, what should tses do to make sure they're serving borrowers ofcolor equally ? >> thank you for the question. certainly we believe every american ought to have sustainable andaffordable housing . with regard to the black ownership gap one of the things we've done is to come up with some equitable housing plans and they're supposed to focus on and identify barriers that underserved communities particularly in communities of color have as it relates to getting a mortgage. to come up with specific plans to execute the requirements. we also have a focus as you all know on all underserved communities whether it's rural or tribal and other areas around the country. we think that this these housing equitable plans will go a long way towards

panda caretaker laurie thompson led us through the bamboo shed. so this is where you store the bamboo before you give it to them? and then around the corner to a holding area where the pandas wait before being allowed into their outside yards. laurie: so this is tian tian. geoff: hi tian tian. we were helping thompson set up tian tian's panda yard, leaving him an afternoon snack. laurie: it's a special treat he gets. generally they get something every day. geoff: thompson picked the perfect spot, dropping off the treat where zoo visitors would get the best view. so this is just a regular popsicle or is there something special in here? laurie: so this is apple juice. mixed with some water. geoff: thompson has been working with pandas here for 28 years -- more than half the time pandas have been at the zoo. laurie: tian tian is my favorite. geoff: really, why? laurie: he's just a cool guy, he's laid back, nothing fazes him, he lets you know when he's hungry, when he wants something. very straightforward. geoff: giant pandas first came to the natnal

thompson had 21 when thompson gets it going well, who are you supposed to guard thompson curry pool? all on the floor at the same time and all scoring. this ended up being a four point play for curry. after this, it really kind of feels like the good old days at oracle. they're just playing in san francisco. now then pull says it looks like a good idea. the warriors hit 17 3 pointers on the night the nuggets will need to do some serious regrouping, received a second technical foul and he wasn't around to see the end of the game. the warriors go up to in the series with the 1 26 1. oh six win. it's on to denver for game three on thursday night, well after playing their 1st 10 games on the road, the oakland a's finally got a chance tonight to host one their home opener. that means the place for the banjo man to hang out as the asian orioles lined the baselines mark cuts was introduced as the a's first year manager. and fittingly, the a's honored former player and longtime broadcaster ray fosse, who died back in october. the a's will wear a patch on their uniforms honoring fosse this se

with tonight's back to back, clay thompson, andre with ella and porter are all out. this clinched a playoff birth. he had a game-high 36. eight from downtown. the dubs overcame a 21 point deficit to beat the jazz by four. thompson made a paper airplane and appreciated the moment. >> i know i am not there yet but it is in sight. i think these knights and i appreciate them much more than i did in the 2010s. i was either that much. >> if this clears the camera, i never have to do a media session ever again. >> right after that, he made an impact off the court. he held a meet and greet with the students. it helps them become the first family to attend college. a handful of warriors including thompson, stephen curry, coach curry, they donate seats, clay leaving these words of wisdom with these future college students. >> i was focused on hoops. you can learn so much at your age. a second language, anything, just embrace it. it is cool to be smart. you can do anything. don't anyone tell you not to chase your dreams. be whatever you want to be. >> frank gore made an announc

thompson drove from ohio to washington d. c. once there according to his testimony broke into the capital the president orders, he ransacked -- the parliamentarian office, stole a coat rack that he bought liquor as souvenirs before running away when confronted by the police. thompson was one of the first riders to argue that trump was to blame for his actions. his lawyer tried to unsuccessfully to subpoena the ex president to testify. but while prosecutors do not dispute that trump likely incited the violence they argue they did not excuse thompson's behavior, telling the jury that they don't have to choose between thompson and trump that both men could've done wrong. today the jury agreed after deliberating for just three hours they found dustin tossed guilty of six charges including felony obstruction of congress, which contains the maximum of 20 years in prison. judge reggie walton ordered him held without bond saying he was convinced that thompson lied on the stand, showed that he was weak minded and couldn't be trusted. the

thompson said, quote, we can forget those folks. they don't deserve to rough the warriors and quote today he changed his tune during an instagram live from none other than his boat. >> and good game. i mean, below which you style of play. close and anybody. well, my attention. your head. below. >> right. the san jose earthquakes moving forward with plans for a huge new soccer complex today. team president jared shally spoke with kron four's kate rooney about how this will impact the community. the development will include 10 field and a 40,000 square foot training center to be built at the santa clara county fairgrounds. shally says the state of the art facility will help the team reach its potential. and it will also further solidify northern california as a soccer destination. >> it really gets back to the east coast of earthquakes that years, which yet to be a team that's really rooted in the soccer's very grassroots sport. and so our players are known to be incredibly accessible, a game signing autographs, doing clinics with u s

thompson said, quote, we can forget those folks. they don't deserve to rest the warriors and quote today he changed his tune during an instagram live from his boat. >> and good game. i mean, below which you style of play. close and anybody. well, my attention. youb head. below. >> the san jose earthquakes moving forward with plans for a big new soccer complex today. team president jared shally spoke with kron four's kate rooney about how this will impact the community. the development will include 10 fields and 40,000 square foot training center to be built. the santa clara county fairgrounds, charlie says state of the art facilities will help the team reach its potential. and it will also further solidify northern california as a soccer destination. >> it really gets back to the east coast that the earthquakes have had here in san jose for 45 years, which yet to be a team that's really rooted in the soccer's very grassroots sport. and so our players are known to be incredibly accessible, a game signing autographs, doing clinics wit

it's -- i've had to deal with his son juan thompson and anita thompson. i know them both well. a lot of people are doing graduate work on hunter. >> did he make money in his life. >> blew what he had. he is loved by freelance journalists. there are a lot of freelance people. we always think about who is the star at the "washington post." but there is a colonies of freelance writers and they love hunter. he's the triumph of the freelancer. the problem with that is you don't get insurance or benefits. you're going from piece to piece. and it makes some sense in your 20s, 30s, and 40s but you're in your 60s and it's hard. it's like a musician that doesn't have health care or whatever. he always had money struggles. he lived in and out aspen. he had legions of friends much his funeral, brian, is something like you never saw. this giant fist in the air. all the people, john kerri was there, george mcgovern and gary hart and, you know, everybody came for the firing of hunter's ashes over the rocky mountains. >> how did they fire the ashes? >> they got a people that did the pyrotechni

thompson had 21. later in the third, curry got knocked down and still hit a three. thin pole paid away three as he had 29 as this death poole line up of curry and thompson were unstoppable combining for 84 points. the warriors roll 126-106. take a 2-0 series lead. >> he has been watching seth a lot. he is doing his best impression and it's incredible. some of the flurries out there from him tonight reminded me of his teammate off the bench. >> we have so many shooters and play makers out there. you kind of have to make them way. we love to play that way. >>> the giants rained out last night. you know what that means in a doubleheader today at the metts. the a's last night, they made some noise. they let everybody know whose house it was. the a's had their home opener last night against the orioles and before the fame they honored ray fosse, former play e broadcaster who passed away last october. tied at one in the six. this happened. anthony, foul pop, sawn murphy look at this grab at the edge of the a's dug out. bottom of the inning, ground ball to third. this happ

thompson. mr. thompson: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include any extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. thompson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: gentlem an is recognized. mr. thompson: i want to talk a little bit about what the american people ought to expect of their leaders, those who hold positions of public trust, the responsibilities that come with it. i have been thinking about these responsibilities for more than 50 years and all the time i have been fortunate enough to hold a position of public trust. it doesn't matter if you are an alderman, mayor, president of the united states or staff member working as a civil servant. when you work for the public, when the people taxes pay your salary, these jobs come with serious rules and serious obligations. dan scavino and peter navarro both held positions of public drug. dan scavino was

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curry, poole, thompson, wiggins, and green. steve kerr is coming up with new ways to avoid answering questions about his starters. >> my starting lineup -- jim peterson print. anyway, that is my answer. i'm not answering that question. we will figure it out. >> andre iguodala will not be part of the lineup tonight. he is sidelined for at least a week with a neck issue that kept him out of game two. equal dollar's absence. as for the nikola jokic frame and the nuggets, they have been in this position before. denver came back to win two different series in the bubble season after trailing 3-1. >> they have to do their job and close us out. we could to play. i'm not counting on them to play tight. we were talking about the warriors here. they played in much bigger games, if i'm going to be honest >> out of all teams in the playoffs, we are most comfortable being down 3-1. can i say we have them right where we want them russian mark know. but we are alive. >> klay thompson had the touch through the first four games of this series.

this guy, klay thompson, he's becoming a star again. he makes the train is 10 to 6 following possession clay from near the same spot. he had his first 30 point playoff game since he tore his acl in game 6 of the 2019 finals. 2nd the youngster bones hyland. he went to work. you saw the first 3. here's the second 3. how about one more for good measure. 3 treys for the rookie. and he is lit 3rd quarter. monte morris. he hit a buzzer beater against the dove earlier this season and it guess what? he decided to have 5, 3 pointers in the quarter alone. all in the 3rd monte morris. he had a good game. the final meeting, 87 to 76. the most 3 pointers made in the playoffs far. all right. the 4th quarter, the dubs they stormed back. steph curry joker's not going be able to guard him on the island. give me 3 points for that one after the freebie step is hyped later. this one was a beautiful shot. his foot was on the line. the warriors, they go up by 2 points. first lead since the 1st quarter. the nuggets they come right back. joker just too score.

born hunter thompson why does he matter and i mean i was never a hundred thompson reader. i did read one of his books. i think the las vegas or the what the campaign book of 72, but he always looked weird. was he weird up close? he would love you calling him weird. he loved the word weird. actually, he honestly liked the word. it was spelled the way it was spelled. hunter was gifted writer his mother grew up in louisville and his hano father and the mother had to raise boys. boys. she was a librarian. so he got a lot of books hunter was succeedingly real well read but his mother was an alcoholic. and so he sort of being raised by a mother as a librarian so she he would have to sit in the library for hours while she worked. it's like babysitter. he got into trouble when he's young joined the air force got an honorable discharge and then started his career as a journalist. he would wrote all over he went all over south america and wrote articles. he wrote for the new york times magazine, but hunter captured, california. in the 60s he got out to big sur. early you know like 1

we'll play it and let you decide >>> this earth day our anne thompson takes a look at the quality of the air we breathe and which americans are most at risk >>> caught in the middle in the battle between florida's governor and the mouse house it is the residence who may be on the hook for the million dollar debt bomb >>> who are the top two people on the planet you don't want to be punched by? i'm guessing mike tyson may be one. >> good morning, i'm cori coffin >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera it's day 58 and the fierce battle continues over the port city of mariupol y ukrainian troops are still surrounded in a factory and they refuse to back down. and there are still 120,000 citizens blocked from leaving the city which has been running low on food and medicine for weeks. raf, what do we know this hour about what's happening in mariupol >> frances, we all saw vladimir putin say he saw no need for his forces to storm that steel plant where ukrainian troops are holed up, but despite that order from the russian president, russian troops continue assaulting that plant. that is a

i was never 100 thompson reader. i did read one of his books, the campaign book of 72, but he always looked weird. was he weird up close? >> he would love you calling him weird. he loved the word weird. honestly, he liked the word, the way it was spelled. hunter was a gifted writer. his mother grew up in louisville and she had to raise boys, no father. she was a librarian so he got a lot of books. hundreds extremely well read, but his mother was an alcoholic and so he was being raised by his mother is a librarian so he would have to sit in the library for hours, like as a babysitter. he got into trouble when he was young, join the air force, got an honorable discharge, and then started his career as a journalist. he wrote all over. he went all over south america and road articles. he wrote for the new york times magazine. but hunter captured california in the 60s. he got out to big server early, like 1962. right when the california of the 60s and 70s was exploding and became the new cultural center of america, califo

anne thompson was in the auditorium when it happened. there has never been anything as shocking as that. _ ifelt like i had been punched in the gut. | it was really frightening. all over la and around the world, will smith slapping chris rock after he made a joke about his wife was the subject of animated discussion. movie fans on hollywood boulevard were still talking about it several days after the event. they did not think it would harm the standing of will smith. he's will smith, i think he will snap back. he got a little irritated, someone was talking about his wife, she's going through a serious situation, i think him and chris had some energy back in the past and he never talked it out with him, and i think itjust clicked and he snapped. i think there was a better way to handle the situation- if he was upset. he could have spoken - to chris rock off stage and it took away from a great night for the academy. _ after the incident, will smith gave an emotional acceptance speech for winning for best actor for playing tennis coach rich

got back out to thompson who you just saw splashes 41 points for thompson, an impressive showing for him words when it won. 28 1, 0, 7, the final to clinch that number. 3 seed in west dumps. take on the denver nuggets in the first round of the nba playoffs on to some baseball. elliott ramos made his major league debut. scott, a single his first went 2 for 3 and showing for him. first batter up for the giants outfielder austin slater. it's a good so that one lines it towards right. looks like it this jazz. chisholm junior makes an incredible diving catch. full-body extension lays out bottom of the second. luke williams goes the other way for the face. it mauricio to comes around to score to make it to one on to the top of the 9th. now 3 to giants dominic leone is the one on the mound trying to get the safe here. a critical play gets short. sole heir to pop up the winds of mine a little infield blooper game over leon struck out the other 2 batters he faced for the save. giants win it 3 to the a's in philly. looking to avoid the sweep. it is the city of brotherly love. the city of our o