but at the core of, who i am, i'm still from philly and there's more people that are from philly than tisha in vogue. and i wanted to make sure that people were relatable to me. i can't even, you know, my friend heidi will tell you i can't even hold my tongue if you ask me to like i just because to me, i'm just like, this is who i am. like, yes, i'm scared. i'm very scared. and night before this came out, i'm i'm just bomb and west is like deja like we stop it at this point like you to like calm it down and even obama said like i said to her i'm very ma'am, i'm very nervous. and she said even i was nervous. like you're going to be nervous telling your truth. and i to be okay with the reactions. but now in a space where the reactions of somebody saying she shouldn't share that or whatever else, whatever else, like, i'm okay accepting that and just saying, okay, well that's okay. you think that like going dr. seuss, whatever, like, you know, to me, like, whatever. but i'm okay with did that former first lady obama mrs. obama's book becoming inspire you to do to write this one. it did no

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a's looking for a series win in philly.the fanatic got a front row to a home run derby from oakland. the real home run derby is tomorrow in texas. but the a's they put it on at a brant rooker 450ft two run shot, two one a's 14,000th home run. a's history in the fifth, lawrence butler his first homer of the day, and he wouldn't be done for one. oakland rooker. as i mentioned, he wasn't done his second homer. now this one way out, 452ft, seventh time in statcast era players hit two homers of 450 plus in a game. it's six one. the souvenirs were flying out of the ballpark. sixth inning seth brown gets into the mix to right solo shot, makes it seven one. i mean, these are way gone to the seventh inning. butler this one opposite field. get up and get out. it's nine three. his second homer of the game eighth inning brown at the plate. he's going to go for his second of the day. makes it 11 three at that time. and the a's are just rolling i like this one from butler coming up later in the eighth inning. butler how about his first c

phillies would build a 6, 2, lead. but brent rooker going to get one back in the 7th law. this guy's having an incredible year. his 19th home run a 2.87 batting average. the 12 th-best o p s and all of baseball but too much philly today as bryce harper in a cash in with an opposite field. homer, his 21st of the year and the a's fall 11 to 5. all right. finally, let's get to some hoops. the warriors opening las vegas summer league against the suns branded skis. going to get to the hoop. and that was nice. plus, the foul 16.7 rebounds, 6 assists later in the first trayce jackson-davis with a pretty feed to jackson road throws it down. roe was impressive tonight, warriors go up by 2 0nd in transition. look at this. more explosiveness from row. he had 14 points and 9 boards as well as 4 steals daequan plowed. also had a big night. he finished with 19 points to lead the warriors. golden state goes on to win it. 92 to 73. guys. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. dan is going to things up for us here at 11 o'clock. and you can always find the latest news on our web site. th

little bit rainy in philly tonight. little humid as well.y were able to get that game in will pick up the highlights in the second inning, new york and the phillies strike first cristian pache a former oakland day. >> the rbi double against his old team. that's got to feel good. but open would respond going up against all-star ranger suarez in the 3rd inning. this string together quite the 2 out rally. miguel andujar rbi single ties the game at one. then its brent rifles and past price. harper cameron comes around to until a new record deserves to be an all-star this year. we'll see if he gets in as a replacement. shea lingo years makes it 3 to one with an rbi single. phils will get one back. but oakland wasn't done. langle ears again. another rbi base hit his second one. the night makes it for 2. and then how about this for an explanation point, lawrence butler, first goodbye. that is courage. 414 feet away. one 11 miles an hour off the bat. that's some big-time exit below that someone say below mason miller, this guy's got some velo look a

phillies on the board. first cristian pache a one of the guys. but oakland got back in adelson trade, an rbi double against his old team had to feel good. but the a's would respond going up against all-star ranger suarez. they strung together quite the 2 out rally against him. that was miguel andujar with the rbi single that tied the game and they kept on rolling rent past bryce harper desk. cameron comes into score rooker. telling you this guy deserves to be an all-star. we'll see if he can get in as a replacement and then showing the leaders plates. another run with the rbi single to make it 3, 1, hill's got one back. but oakland wasn't done against suarez. that wasn't a replay. lingle another rbi hit his second of the night to make it for 2. and then you've got your explanation point butler absolutely crushed dead center field 414 feet away. one 11 exit velo off the pad. and now here's the last at-bat of the game you right it's a miller 101, then 104. it's 104, again. and takes a little something off 101, to finish off brendan marsh. the a's g

philly, the original capital, a lot of history there. but here's the controversy. we want to talk about, about what you consider the oldest zoo, because the philadelphia zoo signed that charter in 1859, but then the central park zoo got to open in the 1860s, while pennsylvania was dealing more with the civil war. so what do you guys consider to be the oldest zoo? >> i don't know, but this, back and forth is really driving me crazy. >> thank you. andrew for weighing in. andrea, do you have an opinion on this? >> i think pennsylvania zoo would probably be the winner here because they had the charter. >> yeah, right. they got the gears turning. then central park kind of snuck in there during the civil war. >> give it to central park. right. it's right over there. >> they do have some cute. i want to go there. >> proximity. yeah. >> proximity bias. >> we're biased. >> they're both old i like it also my favorite zoo zoo miami. your guy, ron mcgill, of course. yeah. you know, but you guys, you've been to any of these zoos. central park, right? >> central park for sure. b

2 to one phillies.home run of their own tie. the game at 2 in the 3rd inning with the league's best would build their lead and go on to win by a final of 11 to play in their final game of the series today at 10, share decades after inspiring millions of people that turned a fitness. richard simmons has died. chris wolfe takes a look back his career. >> one day after his 76th birthday, legendary fitness personality richard simmons passed away at his home in the hollywood hills saturday morning. police and fire officials say they arrived at the scene around 10:00am following a call from the housekeeper. the death appears to be the result of cardiac arrest and natural causes. why? simmons was born in 1948. in new orleans, louisiana, and relocated to los angeles in the 1970's with his flamboyant, yet compassionate disposition frequently, wild costumes and exploding frizzy hair. he quickly won over legions of loyal fans after opening a number of gyms and releasing dozens of workout videos, namely sweating to

it was capped off by a three-run home run performance in philly on sunday night. a game where oakland beat the phillies 18 to 3 team the worst record beat the team with the best record 18 to 3. sometimes you just can explain what happens in sports. that's why we love them. all right. let's head out to abu dhabi for some team usa taking on australia in an exhibition. i think we're having some trouble with the video. if we have it. here we go. some exhibition basketball, australia, us today. 3rd quarter team usa up big devin booker. it's the 3 he had 16 points off the bench. later in the quarter 12 point us lead anthony edwards drives and finishes with the layup. 3 points, the hard way, 14 for ant-man 4th quarter for australia. us up by 13, lebron to ad. 17 of 14 for anthony davis. us almost blew they won. 98 to 92. we'll take on serbia on wednesday. all right, guys, that's your look at sports. back to you guys chase. well, saving lives took center stage at a special ceremony today. >> next to the golden gate bridge for decades scores the iconic span was known for i

they along with philly, that station in philly, another station in philly in the swing state of pennsylvania, they admit that the biden campaign did give them preapproved, scripted questions, and now they're editing the interview in wisconsin at that station. what do you think? >> yeah, it's the typical beltway press attitude toward democrats versus republicans. goes back to 2020. they protected joe biden when he sat in his basement. they suppressed the hunter biden laptop when the new york post ran a story authenticating it. it's more of the same. i think the american people watching this not only know there's something wrong with joe biden, it's not just that he had a bad night. there's too many incidents. and they know, they hear all the people still covering for him saying it's one bad night if or, you know, not asking really tough questions. so they're going to take that into account. elizabeth: okay, let's listen, we're going to have the viewer listen to, we want you to hear what was edited out. you're going to hear biden falsely claim he a had more blacks in his white house than all o

philly rolls 11 five. they have an mlb best 62 wins. by contrast, the a's have 61 losses.f the tahoe celebrity golf tournament at edgewood, one of the best weekends of the year. up there, newly retired former shark joe pavelski in second place with 50 points in the stableford. stableford scoring system. chipping in on 12 right there, but it's former tennis player and 2020 champ mardy fish having a day. nine birdies, including this shot of the day. look at that thing go. he's at 57 points after basically a back 929. and what about charles barkley had his best ever round at the tournament on friday. looking pretty good. but hit it into the drink on 18. he's tied for 57, so at least he's not in last. stefan currie, the tahoe defending champ but unable to defend his title because he's playing for team usa as they get ready for the olympics. they're currently in abu dhabi for some exhibition games. still able to get some golf in with teammates. devin booker and jayson tatum. >> we are at yas links in beautiful abu dhabi, uae hanging out with my friends, my golfing buddies. you

and phillis wheatley, the great black poet hamilton mercy, otis warren, the brilliant anti-federalists, and john quincy adams would wake up at the house, read cicero in the original or write sonnets, which are excellent, and then take a walk along the potomac and watch the sunrise. so it's just something in the air about this beautiful, harmonious literature that kind of craves to be summed in distilled form. so i have a whole lot of sonnets and i finished the year of reading the moral wisdom, and it just transformed my life the way i think about how to be a person and how to be a good citizen. this is a small question that obviously opens to a larger subject. we'll talk about. but you're describing your morning routine. how do you keep away from your phone? that is the crucial question, the pursuit of happiness. it's the simple. and every morning still, it's a it's a question. will i browse or will i read? and i kept away with it just by developing a habit i developed a rule i'm not allowed to browse in the morning. i have to read and every morning i have to read a non and it's a temp

mientras tanto, los seis jugaron su segundo de la serie contra los phillies en filadelfia.. nos vamos a hacer una pausa. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama, toyotaese rpond o contra el ex presidente donald trump este sábado, mientras realizaba un evento de campaña electoral en butler, pensilvania. el ex mandatario resultó levemente herido. se confirmó que una bala rozó su oreja derecha, pero que se encuentra bien y a salvo. lo hemos visto bajar de su avión en newark, new jersey. se le veía en buen estado de salud. sin embargo, una persona que asistía a ese evento multitudinario murió y otros 2 quedaron heridos. el tirador también fue neutralizado por las autoridade. recordemos que el próximo lunes está planeada la convención republicana, donde se espera que donald trump sea nombrado como el candidato oficial republicano a la presidencia. a esta hora de la noche también sabemos que ya identificaron al tirador como un joven de 20 años residente también de pennsylvania, pero que las investigaciones ahora están a cargo del fbi. nosotros seguirem

they clobbered the phillies 18 to 3. the major league draft that is currently going on with the fourth overall pick. the a's selected wake forest first baseman nick kurtz, and the giants picked florida state outfielderames j weekend. members of the union alcatraz workers united picketed at pier 33 into the late evening hours yesterday. they want higher wages, more consistent schedules. visitors were still able to get to alcatraz by ferry, but alcatraz city cruises managers had to operate the boats themselves. company is paid by the national park service to ferry visitors to the island. yesterday's strike comes two months after a four hour strike over the same issues, labor negotiations continue. okay, you still have time to go enjoy a japanese buddhist tradition in san jose. we're talking about the obon festival. the festival has been a staple in san jose, dating back to the 1930s, and it's put on by the san jose buddhist church in japantown. the two day festival commemorates the spirits of ancestors, and the dead people

. >> happy 150th, philly zoo. >> happy 150th, philly zoo. >> whit: happy anniversary.i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. two sfpd motorcycle officers who are hurt in a crash right in front of the potrero business center. video shows two bikes down on the pavement, as you see, and that badly damaged car, an abc seven news photographer, was there as both officers were loaded into ambulances and taken to the hospital. it is unclear what led up to that crash. this is happening at cesar chavez and pennsylvania avenue. there's no word yet on the extent of the officer's injuries. >> also breaking at this hour fire that put up a lot of smoke near san francisco. general hospital. this burned off highway 101 at hospital curve near potrero avenue and 19th street. we have just learned the fire has been contained. some good news here. two acres have burned. no buildings were damaged and thankfully no one was hurt. just a lot of smoke there. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julian glover and i am ama daetz. we are dealing with a slew of dangerous conditions,

. >> happy 150th, philly zoo. >> happy 150th, philly zoo. >> whit: happy anniversary.. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. dangerous heat is settling into the bay area right now, and firefighters are already busy. >> new fires are sparking up as some spots brace for their hottest weather in more than a year. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julian glover and i'm dion lim. right away taking a live look outside across the bay area right now where you can see it is hazy. and it is certainly hot. now, keep in mind if you scan that qr code, you'll see it at the bottom left hand side of your screen. it will take you to all of our hot weather resources at abc seven news.com. >> a lot of good information there. we are also watching a dangerous combo unfold today with several new fire sparking under strong winds and dry conditions. there are evacuations in place in napa county for the toll fire, burning 50 acres so far near calistoga. we'll have a live report with the latest from firefighters in just a moment. >> but first, we do have team coverage tr

phillies go on to win 11 to 5. that's your final. the 2024 copa america match for third place was between canada and uruguay, both teams walking out kids before the match. take a look at this. pretty incredible that they do this and get these kids hyped up for the game. 22nd minute here. uruguay up one nil. canada on the corner. moise bombito heads it. ismael coney puts it into the bicycle, puts that in with a bicycle kick. and then he gets the gritty dance going coney with the highlight reel equalizer. 90th minute uruguay on the attack. jose jimenez crosses it to luis suarez, who puts in the equalizer match. now tied at two. so we go to penalties tied three three. luis suarez takes the lead, then alphonso davies with a chance to equalize here. >> davies steps up. >> he hits it off the crossbar. davies in disbelief. uruguay wins four three in penalties to place third in copa america, before the us women's national team took on mexico in this international friendly, alyssa naeher was named the 100th women's usa captain. pretty cool to

it's in the busy northeast philly intersection of roosevelt and...ll too early for anyone -- any word on injuries or fatalities but we will keep our eyes on this in philadelphia. it's a fire clearly out of control, clearly engulfing an apartment building in philadelphia breaking news as it comes into fox news at night meantime, nervous world leaders in washington for the nato summit and they were watching president biden's high-stakes news conference very closely. kevin corke with more on world opinion. >> with a hot war in ukraine and growing questions about nato's future, this was meant to be a moment to shine for president biden. celebrate the strength of the alliance and the ability to keep the peace worldwide. in a moment reminiscent of the four head slapping scene from movie naked gun, mr biden while welcoming ukraine's president launched the intro in the worst way possible. >> president putin. he's going to beat president prudent. president zelenskyy. i'm so focused on beating putin. >> i'm better. >> speaking following the 75th anniversary of

now telling me foreign leaders of been holding off recognizing the results, the left as president of philly. gabriel burke said the madeira regime should understand that the results that published are difficult to believe. so with this kind of international reaction, this kind of pressure, do you think that will have any effect on the situation this whole it's, it's difficult to say nicholas, my daughter is a survivor. he survived a closer, less than 2013. he survived what was wrongly denounced as a fraudulent selection 2018 then survived, an attempt to build things are fictional shadow government led by fund while i go and 2019, you survive maximum pressure sanctioned by the trumpet, ministration on, you know, he seems pretty resilient to international pressure, he's got his allies there, there it's not a, it's pretty much a rogues gallery of allied with russia, ron cuba, nicaragua, china. so it's, you may just hunker down and see what we can normalize relations in some way. the other possibility though, is the president of brazil lula has been an ally of his for a long time. president, gu

impact on the commodity index of 6 seta to trans lotus and the biggest negative impact was related to philly fars folad mobin which was actually recorded. the market is still full of supply. at the end of trading, almost 30% of the symbols are in the positive range, which can be said to see more positive numbers in the cement group. we were. the group of basic metals and chemical products actually have more transactions than the other groups. 330 million was a collection of purchase orders and landed. 4d and 45 billion at the end of the market, the number of symbols that reached the buying queue, 31 symbols and 97 symbols were still on the sale page at the end of the transactions, the average purchase per capita of real people is 27 million tomans, and 28 million is the average per capita sale the real ones were the mutual funds group , which recorded 116 billion inflows of money, the capital supply group recorded 23 billion tomans and the textile group also recorded 10 billion tomans inflow of money from real investors. in contrast, the outflow of money was mostly from the group of chemical

i saw a tweet the other day from a friend of mine who lives in philly who said he was watching the phillies game and he saw three trump ads all attacking kamala harris. and there were zero pro -kamala ads, and zero anti-trump ads. >> good point. look, the trump campaign may have been caught a little bit flat-footed as far as the process and how it unfolded in the sudden gravitational shift in the political space towards kamala and the democratic side, but they at least were quick, to sarah's point, to turn the spigot for some quick adds to say she is a san francisco liberal. the 1980s were like their ad by. so this idea of the san francisco liberal is clearly a sign that you do not quite know what to do. >> andy lying kamala thing. >> okay. >> they are also sort of panicking and i understand why. in like three or four days, most of the national polling out there died again. all the sudden battleground states are in a tossup. >> we have got a little bit more states in play from your analysis since this transformation began. >> if you look at the energy. if the blue wall is cool, i think they

i just came out of states like philly. it's states like pennsylvania. it's there in philly, it's there in detroit. it's there in wisconsin. i just see the energy, and you know the numbers, the biggest 24-hour fund-raising haul in the history of presidential politics for either party. people signing up to volunteer in the tens of thousands. this is a moment in america where we are turning a page, where we're seeing a generational shift, where we're going from the politics of the past to the politics of the future. and this race sets up just that. do people want us to go back to the time of donald trump and to the cynical, demeaning degrading politics he represents that's about division? or do we want to go to the uplifting politics, the politics of hope and possibility that really lifts people up and doesn't tear them apart. and so i'm excited. this is going to be a great 105 days ahead. i'm energized, and i know a lot of folks in america are feeling it, too. >> as we talk about the dynamics in the house and senate there was a rare address by prime minis

something going on in the philly manufacturing that's been an outlier compared to the other regionalhat number this morning and it was much better. >> employment best in two years, new orders best in two years, on top of industrial production yesterday. that's why we got some of the trackers on gdp going higher. >> right maybe things have bottomed in the industrial manufacturing economy and especially with the eye toward lower interest rates things are looking up. most of the regional fed surveys have been in negative territory. philly fed an exception, above 0 for the last six months according to peter who writes about that the beige book, which i'm sure, you know, you guys all found to be a stimulating read, as i did, which gives the report from the fed districts, and it always is a good snapshot. the upshot of this one was, so basically half of the districts are still experiencing economic growth and more of them are seeing either flat or declining growth that was the headline to me. three more than the last time around have shown flat or declining economic activity. here's just s

but it's all phillies after that.game after that shot to left center bryce harper drove in three runs, including his 21st of the year as an oppo taco phillies win, 11 five. they have a major league best 62 wins, while the a's have 61 losses. day two of the tahoe celebrity golf tournament edgewood. one of my favorite weekends of the year up there. newly retired former shark joe pavelski in second place with 50 points in that stableford scoring system, chipping in on 12. great shot there from mini joe. and it's former tennis player in 2020. champ mardy fish having a day. nine birdies on the day, including the shot of the day. he's at 57 points. and what about charles? barkley had his best ever round on the at the tournament on friday. looking pretty good here. but he hit it in the drink on 18. he's tied for 57. so that is good because he's not last place. stefan currie, the tahoe defending champ, unable to defend his title because he's playing for team usa as they get ready for the olympics, currently in abu dhabi for s

spoke moments to ago to churchn philly tries to hold off calls for him to drop out of the race.tic senator john fetterman. what about the rest of the state we will be taking a look at that next. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with all the money i saved i thought i'd buy stilts. hi honey. ahhh...ooh. look, no line at the hot dog stand. yes! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty.♪ ♪("baby" by summer walker)♪ ♪ ♪ book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. alicia: president biden wrapping up his remarks at a traditionally black church in philadelphia. now he is on his way to harrisburg. before we get any further on his stop there in pennsylvania, we do have an update to his story actually had been breaking surrounding the president. over the past couple of days we learned there are two radio host who interviewed the president, who later said they were given questions by the white house to ask the president and those interviews. something they did they acquiesce to those requests and did so. a source familiar

>> first we found out that she was going to be in philly on tuesday and she was going to meet with her running mate. that was going to be the first rally that they were going to have and then they are going on tour. they're going on a tour of a bunch of different swing states. going to wisconsin, arizona, nevada. they are going back to georgia. and what we know is that decision is going to have to happen before tuesday. sounds like as early as monday, right? they're kind of playing with us. she is doing, as we are told, interviews this week. so far it has mostly been staff. she is having to sit down with these men, because that is who we are talking about here, who is going to be the person. look, i have been told and i think what we have all been told us that she wants a governing partner. you know what i mean? they don't seem to feel like she can with all the energy we just saw, that they need someone to kind of re-energize the party, right? it is 98 days, people are thinking about her and that she is looking for someone to do what she did for joe biden, what she feels like she did f

the philadelphia phillies extended their hold last night.broke a scoreless tie with that sack fly with the bases loaded, and nick added some insurance with a two run double. phillies beat the minnesota twins 3-0. and to pittsburgh now. it turns out pirates rookie paul skenes is human after all. the right-hander made it all to the ninth inning last night but gave up the tie breaking signal that lifted the st. louis cardinals to a two run win and handed skenes the first lost of his stellar career. >>> team now for the weather. angie, i cannot believe it is only wednesday. >> it is only wednesday and we've got a long way to go. here in new york it's going to be a little quieter than it was yesterday, but we've got that rain we're tracking still across parts of the southeast, parts of the gulf coast, and stretching up into the mid-atlantic. we're really concerned about this area here specifically texas and louisiana the next couple of days for flooding. we still have that stationary front hanging around and going to be there for the next two day

philly today, bryce he goes opposite field for his 21st longball of the year. a's fall 11 to 5. coming off a perfect 3 california classic. earlier this week, the golden state warriors tipped off summer league action in las vegas tonight against the phoenix suns will pick up the action in the 1st quarter with the down for early. brandon projects can go in to help with that. how about the tough finish? plus the foul he would score 16 points in the game. 7 rebounds and 6 assists later in the first tied at 15 trayce jackson-davis pretty feed to jackson rowe who throws it down. roe was impressive tonight as the warriors go up by 2nd quarter. now in transition. look at this explosive row right to the rim for 2 more yet 14 points, 9 boards and 4 steals what dai-kwon plowed and had a big night to in transition. that is some serious elevation warriors up 15. that wasn't even his best dunk of the night. check this out off the missed 3. >> oh, wow. play. that was were years. we had 19 points to lead the warriors. 8 of 12 shooting. the dubs role 1973 if the dishes are. let

kyle schwarber giving the philadelphia phillies an early lead over the l.a. dodgers last night hitting his eighth lead off homer of the season. later trailing by two with runners on the corners dodgers superstar shohei ohtani had a chance to do some damage in the seventh but struck out there. philadelphia beats the dodgers 4-3 taking the first two of a three game set between the nl division leaders and becoming the first major league team this season to reach 60 wins. that's 60 and 32. only the 1976 phillies reached that mark faster in franchise history. >>> meanwhile, the mlb home run derby is now set with two final contestants named yesterday. garcia will represent the host texas rangers at globe life field. and dodgers outfielder tasker hernandez also will participate. they join six other sluggers you see them there who previously committed to the contest. >>> meanwhile, usa's basketball roads to the olympic has started with a win. team usa open up the exhibition tour last night with an 86-72 win over canada, which arguably is the biggest competition for t

yankees go onto beat the phillies 7-6 in 12 innings to secure their fourth consecutive victory.they making me read these highlights, oh, my god. the orioles beat the toronto blue jays last night to hang on atop the al east. look at my yankees seven back, yikes. >>> the last minute move among the los angeles dodgers, required jack flaherty in exchange for two prospects. flaherty is expected to join the nl west leaders in san jose today against the padres. he will likely make his first start this weekend. mean wheel those padres bolstered their bull pen. they added tanner scott in a deal with the miami marlins. and the baltimore orioles required outfielder jimenez from the chicago white sox. turning to team usa's triumph at the olympic games. the u.s. gymnastics team is back on top of the olympic podium. the u.s. rolled to victory topping all four events to win by more than 5 points. simone biles, suni lee, now the fourth american team to win an olympic gold medal in the team final. marks the 8th olympic medal for biles including five gold, which puts her passion as the most decor

i've had an incredible watch here and reportedly meeting with the mavericks, lakers, clippers, and philly. a decision could come as soon as tonight. chris paul's time with the warriors is also over. they chose to waive cp3 to pick up his $30 million option for next year and now he will become a free agent. >>> over to baseball where the giants could not get the big hit. showed up on sunday to roll the dodgers. and some got two. this guy caught waves. let's pick it up with jorge soler. embrace the leadoff role. two more hits today as tay gave them a 2-0 lead and they had 16 hits. they kept the line moving with an rbi double and soon it was 5-0, giants. then the next batter was patrick bailey and he found a hole down left field line. he brought home two more. giants had a san francisco franchise high of 10 doubles and the knockout blow. passing a lot of career highs and on the other side of this guy, struck out shohei ohtani twice to get the win. held l.a. to just one run just what the doctor ordered. and giants beat them 2-3 in this series, flying to atlanta for a series on tuesday. >>> an

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and what a day for lawrence butler and philly. a's outfielder smacks a two run homer in the top of the fifth, and he was just getting started in the seventh. butler hits the daily double his second two run shot. but wait, there's more then in the eighth. it's the trifecta. another two run home run butler with his first career three homer game, the a's smashed eight in total. they clobbered the phillies 18 to 3. hey, check this out. a cool scene at paypal park. nearly 7000 fans watch the copa america final at the home of the san jose earthquakes. argentina beats colombia one nil on a goal score at the 112th minute of extra time and they did it with messi on the bench with a swollen ankle. it's argentina's record 16th copa america title, but chomsky getting to the rim the reverse. got it. brandon poljanski showing off his skills. check out the reverse. wow. he's already in midseason form. the warriors in las vegas for nba summer league. draymond green likes it. the second year guard just missed a triple double 21 points, 12 rebounds

taking over her family farm, hispanic father working 16 our days in nevada and a black teenager in phillyere not just the grand old party of the past. we are the great opportunity party of america's future! [cheering and applause] and there's only -- hear me clearly -- and there's only one person who can make that vision a reality. donald jay trump! [cheering and applause] god bless america! [cheering and applause] >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hallelujah. that was senator tim scott moonlighting as a southern preacher on the vb shortlist for a long and brought down the house when he said america is not a racist country. so this is a party of lincoln, douglas, regan, trump but it's not the party of the past. it's a party of the future. but it's official. trump-vance is a ticket just days shy of an assassination attempt the scrutiny on vance will be intense. is a 39-year-old senator newcomer from ohio who quickly dealt with the trump movement. >> mr. trump: this guide turned out to be an absolute star. he's a youngster and he's a great senator and a real fighter or mag j.d. vance or mag j.d. great job.

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and he credits his grandmother with giving him a kind of ambition and safety to behave to philly on his own. -- differently on his own. when communities have experienced loss on the level of the 1960's that you described, it can be hard to make good decisions. this is where senator vance has arrived on his politics. we have to provide the kind of economy and community in which folks can make decisions -- good decisions and teach their kids working hard and going to school and building community is worthwhile. host: we received a question on x. i live in indiana. what city did you study? guest: i have -- i get this question all the time. i anonymized the communities in my book to prevent identities of the folks i spoke to for being revealed so they would feel comfortable talking to me. host: let's go to lives in new jersey on our line for democrats. caller: i read vance's book. i have family ties dating back to right after the american revolution in part of appalachia and outsourcing of jobs and such in the last 40 years. when i have seen is the republican party captured the votes of the

yaz a's looking for a series win in philly.derby from oakland. the real home run derby tomorrow in texas. no a's participating. they did today. brant rooker 450ft, two run shot, 14th thousandth home run. a's history two one a's in the fifth. lawrence butler lift off his first of the day way out, four one oakland. rooker wasn't done. how about his second homer? it goes 452ft. seventh time in statcast era player has hit two homers for 50 plus in a game. it's six one. oh my. in the sixth. how about seth brown? he goes downtown first of the day. it's a solo shot. it's seven one oakland. go to the seventh inning. butler. he wants more to left field. his second blast of the day two run shot makes it a93 a's lead in the eighth inning. brown i mean the ball was flying in philly. makes it an 11 three game. his second shot of the day. and the home runs weren't done for oakland. just keep on going. later in the inning. if butler with his first career three homer game in this one, is way gone 449ft, six rbi game, it's 13 three. it's in the

. >>> the a's taking on the phillies, third inning, he sends it deep into the bleachers in left fieldth homer of the year, tying the game at 2 but this lineup proved to be too much for oakland, in the fifth inning, the two run shot to left center, the phillies will play for the series on sunday. the warriors in vegas for the summer league taking on the phoenix suns, good chance to continue developing entering his second season, he showed off his long-range game, going three of six beyond the arc. finishing with 16 points. also got a w on the other end, that leads to an easy transition, trace jackson, the warriors won . saturday, a special one for patrick willis, the former linebacker received his gold jacket from the pro football hall of fame, the jacket arrived ahead of the enshrinement in canton on august 3rd, he will become the third member of the 49ers to be inducted, let's hope that jacket is already tailored. that will do it for sports, have a great day. >> it was a nail-biting finished to the wimbledon final. let's take you to the video here. 28-year-old, the check tennis champ

i just came out of states like philly. states like pennsylvania, it is there in philly.wisconsin. i see the energy, and you know the numbers, the biggest 24 hour fundraising hold in the history of presidential politics for either party, people signing up to volunteer in the tens of thousands. this is a moment in america where we are turning a page, where we are seeing a generational shift. we are going from the politics of the past to the politics of the future, and this race sets up just that. just people want us to go back to the time of donald trump into the cynical, demeaning, degrading politics he represents that are about division or do we want to go to the uplifting politics, the politics of hope and possibility it really lift people up and doesn't tear them apart, so i'm excited. this is going to be a great 105 days ahead. i'm energized and i know a lot of other folks in america are feeling it, too. >> as we talk about the dynamics in the house and senate there was a rare address to a joint session of congress by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i know

>> first we found out that she was going to be in philly on tuesday and that she was going to be with her running mate and i was going to be the first rally that they were going to have and then they are going on a tour of a bunch of different swing states. they are going to wisconsin, arizona, nevada. they are going back to georgia and what we know is the decision is going to have to happen before tuesday. it sounds like as early as monday. right? she's doing, as we are told, interviews this week. so far it has been staff. she started to have to sit down with these men because that's who we are talking about here. i don't know who is going to be the person, and what we have all been told is that she wants a governing partner. you know what i mean? they don't seem to feel like, with all the energy we just saw, that they need someone to re-energize the party. right? it's 98 days and people are thinking about her and she's looking for someone to do what she did for joe biden, which is figure out how to help him govern in january and that is where we are. who's going to be, i will say th

thank you for your report, my colleague asimzadeh, based on the border of lebanon with philly, more than 9 months after the regime's genocide. zionists in gaza world demonstrations in support of the palestinian people and condemning the crimes of the zionists continue. tens of thousands of people in different cities of america and europe protested to stop the war in gaza and to try zionist criminals. supporters of palestine in new york, america, with a large gathering, the crimes of the zionist regime, which are carried out with american support and weapons. in manchester, england, thousands of people protested holding palestinian flags and pictures of children killed in gaza. supporters of palestine were holding cloths with writings on them it was written that israel has killed more than 20,000 children in gaza, oslo, the capital of norway , amsterdam, the capital of the netherlands and milan in italy are also the scene of anti-zionist protests it was in front of the zionist embassy in this city. demonstrators condemned the crimes committed by the zionists in gaza and demanded an immedi

you point out the philly numbers.ational number looked a little bit surprisingly better for july. i tell you when you come back to it i think for the fed the most important trend right now is the labor market. that is where you are seeing a cooling. that is reflective i think of softer service sector activity. that's the part i don't think we can get away from. as you were pointing out, with savings at very low levels, excess savings evaporated, the labor market cooling which undermines income growth, that these consumers need to be able to spend because the savings aren't there, that's just diminishing. that is what is really putting a strain on consumers, especially lower income earners. to me those are the trends that have the fed most concerned. these evidence that the labor market is continuing to soften is only going to mean that there is more downside risk for the consumer sector. which of course will reflect in services going forward. charles: i have less than 30 seconds, michelle. want to put you on the spot.

matter your caller to go to great schools that have the ability to teach and not sending all her kids to philly schools and say that's all you get. because we support public schools and that's it. find the app writers the works best for you and your school. for me the platforms are clear. thank you for the question. >> host: tom is republican north carolina. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i blame the media and i blame president biden for all this mess that went on with trump over the weekend. they are after trump 24/7. if you go to cnn, msnbc, almost channels, they are, every minute they are talking so that about him. president biden even made the statement something about putting a bull's-eye, you know, on trump. so i blame the media. i blame the democratic party and i blame joe biden. now, if it comes out that a a president, president trump wanted more secret service protection and didn't get it, and something needs to be done. actually calling for the director to resign today. she should've been out here yesterday or saturday when he got shot making a statement. where is she? where i

i came out of states like philly -- states like pennsylvania, it's there in philly, in detroit, in wisconsint 24-hour fundraising haul in the history of presidential politics for either party. people signing up to volunteer in the tens of thousands. this is a moment in america where we are turning a page, where we are seeing a generational shift, where we're going from the politics of the past to the politics of the future. and this race that's up just that, do people want us to go back to the time of donald trump and to the cynical, demeaning, degrading politics he represents that's about division, or do we want to go to the uplifting politics, the politics of hope and possibility that really lifts people up and doesn't tear them apart. i'm energized, and i know a lot of other folks in america are feeling it too. >> senator, as we talk about the dynamics in the house and senate, there was a rare address to a joint session of congress by the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. i know you were in attendance at that speech, and i wonder if you could tell us a little bit about your deci

the sixers could have $14 million in room if paul george signs with philly, it looks like paul george block. and then everyone else kind of follows after he decides his team, the warriors, have waived future hall of famer chris paul. the 39 year old guard now becomes an unrestricted free agent. does it push back his deadline to guarantee his $30 million salary for the season to try and make a trade, but couldn't find a deal with any other team? played one season with the dubs. was part of that jordan poole trade with the wizards last summer. he's going to be entering his 20th season this fall. baseball now final game of the giants and dodgers in san francisco this season. this is how i should have got to work. bottom two one nothing. jorge soler doubles off the center field wall run scores. it's two nothing. soler with two doubles today. bottom four for nothing. two on for elliott ramos. deep drive to center. bounces off the wall. it's an rbi double. it's five nothing. giants. giants highlights are fun where they're doing this to the dodgers next batter patrick bailey down the line fo

better than 35%, the price for a gallon of gasoline up almost 50% since bidens inauguration, syru sarah phillisassionate speech and former president trump said in his speech that the high cost of everything right now has been caused by higher energy prices because that is the underlying expense that goes in everything. >> west virginia, ohio and pennsylvania i have to talk to pennsylvania directly if they were their own country they would be the third most natural gas producing country in the world we have enough power and energy to power the planet and just the three states for 600 years. the four pillars to our modern world are plastic, fertilizer, cement, steel, everything that you see the camera that i'm talking to you in. my makeup, this building, everything your glasses, cell phone are derivatives of oil and gas and there is such a desperate need for oil and gas, not only crushing americans like you and me the grocery bill skyrocketing in everything that you just said there is a massive global demand for oil and gas. maria: they want to do away with fossil fuels, you know that you think t