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cbs's jan crawford reports from outside the supreme court beard >> keep your heads down. go! >> reporter: the ban on bump stocks took effect five years ago after they were used in the las vegas shooting that killed 60 people. >> to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> reporter: then-president trump directed atf to ban the devices, which allow semiautomatic rifles to fire hundreds of bullets in a minute by classifying them as machine guns. the stock bums back and forth between the shooter's shoulder and trigger finger, allowing for rapid fire. trump's executive action reversed obama administration policy, which said it was up to congress to ban bump stocks. in a 6-3 decision today, the supreme court said trump got it wrong. that bump stocks don't fit under a 1934 law regulating machine guns. writing for the majority, drought not just as clear as tom spends detailed how the atf on more than ten separate occasions and over several of ministrations concluded that a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock is not a machine gun because it cannot fire

so pretty impressive stuff there from cameron. >> love seeing crawford out there.es a little more often. >> yeah he's not playing as much there. he's more of a coach type role. but rick wood was amazing. if you ever can get out to birmingham, go out there jealous of that. >> that was look special. yeah, it was. thanks so much. remembering the say hey kid at a earlier this week coincides with the may lose softball tournament. it was named for the hall of famers late wife, a social worker for the city's human services agency. 25 teams are playing at mosconi field to support foster youth, and willie mays is on their minds. >> we had a, 22nd moment of silence before the event uh- day's events occurred and i think it was a solemn kind of, moment of silence for willie mays. >> the tournament had been on hiatus since 2019 because of the pandemic. looks like a good time out there, and it was a good time down in alabama as well. chris. you'll have some memories. i mean, the names that we saw, bonds and griffey. >> yeah, i think all the names we saw, the history, what it mea

thank you, jan crawford.we mentioned, it is the eve of the first presidential rematch debate between president biden and donald trump, and cbs's nancy cordes is in atlanta, where the two rivals will come face-to-face on the debate stage for the first time since october of 2020. >> reporter: the debate is still a day away, but the stage here is already set and the battle lines drawn. the democratic party erecting billboards across atlanta highlighting donald trump's recent conviction in new york.% >> the number one function... >> reporter: trump sought to turn the conviction into a positive today, when he called into a campaign event at an atlanta black-owned barbershop. >> since it happened, the support among the black community and the hispanic community has skyrocketed. it's been amazing. >> reporter: according to a new cbs poll, most democratic voters want biden to strike a forceful tone tomorrow night, while most republican voters want trump to be polite. >> he's going to be so pumped up. >> reporter: in

cbs's jan crawford is at the supreme court. >> reporter: the ruling means prosecutors may have overreached when they charged several hundred generates six defendants, including former president donald trump, with obstruction of unofficial proceeding. the felony charge, part of a law passed by congress to address accounting fraud carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. in a 6-3 decision written by chief justice john roberts the courts has a law requires prosecutors to show something more, that they impair the availability or integrity of records and documents. biden appointing ketanji brown jackson joins the conservative majority with trump appointee amy coney barrett in dissent with the court's other two liberals. of the more than 1400 people being prosecuted for the capitol ride, more than three and 50 faced obstruction charge. 27 are still serving their sentences for it. for trump, it is the basis for two of the four charges against him. but the decision does not rule out a certain prosecutions for those defendants who interfered with evidence. for examples, certificates for stat

let's bring in lieutenant colonel stuart crawford, defence analyst, author, writer and broadcaster , writer and broadcaster, stuart crawford, what is your assessment of that footage of bofis assessment of that footage of boris johnson in those circumstances ? circumstances? >> the azov brigade is it now is has undeniably , neo—nazi and has undeniably, neo—nazi and nazi affiliations in the past, it was as you probably know , it was as you probably know, raised as a sort of militia in the donetsk oblast to resist the illegal russian invasion back in 2014. and of course, they were unsuccessful in resisting the russian invasion. but i think it was in 2017, the azov brigade was in 2017, the azov brigade was incorporated into the national guard of ukraine. so it became part of mainstream ukrainian armed forces and since then there have been considerable efforts to distance itself from its origins. and of course , the one incident or the course, the one incident or the one event in which they played a major part was the siege of mariupol, where they retreated into the steelworks and kept the

crawford, you were driving. >> yes, i was. >> judge judy: and, mr.and there was a collision. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and each of you claim that it was the fault of the other. >> yes. >> judge judy: in what jurisdiction do you leave? >> boise, idaho, ada county. >> judge judy: have you been riding a bike for a long time, sir? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: you're familiar with the rules of riding a bike? >> absolutely, your honor. >> judge judy: when you ride your bike, are you supposed to be going with the flow of

>> brandon. >> crawford. crawford >> it's been a fixture in pleasanton since 2001.d the head of that family is an nfl hall of famer. who might that be? >> boom. we cross him. the left goes to the right. the right goes to the left. this guy crosses here. he crosses here. they have no idea where we are, who we are, where we're coming from or who we're throwing to. >> very interesting. >> i just have a funny guess. steve madden, steve madden john madden, is it john madden, is it john, are you are you sure it's not steve? >> steve madden is the shoe brand. yes that's right. i said steve madden you did steve steve madden. >> no okay. steve madden no. john. who is steve madden i don't know. >> popular guy a shoe guy i think. >> oh john madden john madden oh look at that. are you sure that's my final answer. you are correct. yeah you are correct. >> can you name the five cities that make up the tri-valley area? three are in alameda county, two are in contra costa county. danville. >> no, danville is not in tri-valley. fremont. >> really? fremont? >> no. pleasant what am i

i went to the errol spence and crawford fight. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> crawford invited me.pport me. i got you." i was like, "yo, it's a a legendary fight." i'm going to pull up." and i was rooting for crawford. and then, when i got there to get my tickets, he said it's $10,000 a ticket. and i said, "i want crawford to get his ass beat so badly." [ laughter ] how do you invite me to a a fight -- >> jimmy: he invited you! he invited you! >> -- and then you're gonna charge me ten grand! that's like me inviting you over for dinner and going, "hey, what you gonna cook?" [ laughter ] so then i go to the fight. and i'm sitting in back of -- i'm proud the say i was sitting in front of andre 3000. i was like, "you gotta get your stuff together, brother." and then -- [ laughter ] and then, holyfield was right in front of me. and he wasn't looking at the fight. he just kept looking over this way -- >> jimmy: evander holyfield? >> yeah. and i wasn't looking at the fight either. 'cause i couldn't stop looking at evander holyfield's ear. it was -- i don't know what shape it was. [ laught

here's cbs' jan crawford. >> reporter: the draft opinion in one of the most closely watched cases of the term was briefly and inadvertently posted on the court's website, and "bloomberg news" grabbed a copy. if it stands in the final decision, it means emergency abortions in idaho could resume at least for the time being if a woman's health is at serious risk. doctors in the state have put abortions on hold fearing prosecution because idaho's restrictive law allows the procedure only when the woman's life is in danger or cases of rape or incest. >> we are not legal lawyer people. we just want to practice medicine, standard of care, that takes years, years, decades even to develop. >> reporter: idaho, one of six states that ban abortion except to save a woman's life, enacted its law two years ago after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. the biden administration sued, arguing those restrictive bans are at odds with the federal law that requires hospitals to provide stabilizing care in emergencies, care that could include abortions when the woman faced serious health complica

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heliot ramos, though, hit a chopper down the line and brandon crawford won the sprint to the bag forhe inning. crawford never played third base until the series against his former team and then got a little payback with the bat, a double to bring in an insurance run. cardinals won it 5-3, swept the series. the giants have dropped five straight and are 36-42 for the season. >>> blake snell struggled in his rehab start with sacramento, three hits, three walks, two runs, and no strikeouts in an 1 2/3. snell expects to make one more start with the river cats before returning to the majors. >>> how about the a's? they honored the 50th anniversary of their 1974 world series championship team before hosting the twins, no score top of the second. brian buxton launched a 432-foot shot in left. twins up 1-0. four strikeouts, two hits in eight shutout innings, minnesota wins 3-0 to take two of three in the series. oakland is at the angels' monday. >>> pivot to golf. climate protesters stormed the 18th green at the pga travelers championship in connecticut. they left powder on the green right be

crawford gets the best of his former team. st. louis had the lead to 2.y would go on to win by 2, 5, to 3. the giants have now lost 5 in a row. not here's bob melvin after the game talking about that one in 5 road us. >> it's that i mean, we won the game and then first game that we'll win it after it's a bad road trip. i know a lot going on. but so did these guys. so we we thought had a chance at the end. we're doing good early in the game. obviously we continue to do that against laden relievers. it's put pressure early in the game that we're having some trouble with. we do that yesterday. but >> last last. >> meanwhile at the coliseum, the a's looking to take 2 out of 3 from the twins. >> top of the first no score to offer royce lewis. 35 record turning this game. >> that's going deep to left well, and you are makes the catch at the wall and not just look at that bullet to tyler nevin that had the guy 3rd. >> double play. everyone's happy at the coliseum. but they won really be happy numbers after that. no more bright spots for the a's. next ending. >>

jan crawford, the supreme court. >>> boeing is being sanctioned by federal investigators for sharing nonpublic information about the door panel blowout investigation. >> we know the move crew closed the plug. they did not reinstall the retaining pins. that is not their job. >> the ntsb says during a media briefing on tuesday, a boeing executive blatantly violated the agency's investigative rules by providing information about the january blowout on an alaska airlines max 9. the ntsb also says boeing violated a signed agreement and speculated about possible causes. boeing said it deeply regretted what happened. >>> coming up, off the tracks. dozens of train cars derail in suburban chicago triggering an evacuation. >>> and disappearing act. how a soccer field in illinois gets swallowed up. introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea

still, crawford we've seen him do this in a giants uniform. do it in a cardinal uniform.two out rbi, double cardinals win five three. the giants have lost five straight and no one's happy. there shouldn't be a sense of urgency that falls on all of us. >> we just got to be better. it's not very good. >> it's not good, not good. i mean, we win the game and then first game and then we don't win any after that, it's a bad road trip. i know we had a lot going on, but so did these guys. >> hopefully they get it turned around. starting on monday. the only franchise besides the yankees to win three straight world series titles. that would be the a's, who did it from 1972 to 74. today, the 50th anniversary of that 74 team. oakland won the series in five over the dodgers alumni in attendance, including joe rudi, blue moon odom, gene tenace, bert campaneris, and series mvp rollie fingers, who fielded the last out. >> when you're a kid, you dream about being in a world series and being on the mound and getting that last out. i ran right over here, caught it, threw it to gene tenace.

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crawford's at the plate and a big swing of the bat there.s one into right two strike two out rbi double. cardinals win five three. the giants have lost five straight. and as you imagine, nobody happy . there should be a sense of urgency that falls on all of us, which has got to be better. >> it's not very good. >> it's not good, not good. i mean, we win the game and then first game and then we don't win any after that, it's a bad road trip. i know we had a lot going on, but so did these guys. >> that's frustrating. the only franchise besides the yankees to win three straight world titles. how about the a's? who did it from 1972 to 1974? today, the 50th anniversary of that 74 championship team, oakland won the series in five of the dodgers. that's good news. alumni in attendance, including joe rudi, blue moon odom, gene tenace, bert campaneris, and series mvp rollie fingers, who fielded the final out. >> when you're a kid, you dream about being in a world series and being on the mound and getting that last out. i ran right over here, caught i

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jan crawford, thank you so much.the top issues heading into the debate tonight is the economy. while unemployment is down and wages are up, so are mortgage rates and the price of groceries due to stubborn inflation, although they are starting to go down. cbs news senior business and tech correspondent jo ling kent spoke with voters about what they hope to hear from the candidates themselves. >> i want to keep building the strongest economy in the world. >> under biden, the economy is in ruins. >> reporter: what the candidates have to say on the economy is vital. watching in minnesota will be two working moms, both independent voters, who are split on how they feel. are you better off now than when president biden took office? >> no. we can't sit down to dinner as a family without it costing a small fortune. >> i would say that i am better off now. it's not that much better, but definitely, economically, as a family, we are doing well. >> reporter: loan huynh plans to vote for president biden again in november. maddie

>> margaret: jan crawford, very busy as always at the supreme court.l, secretary of state antony blinken will press for a cease-fire in gaza and a hostage release when he travels monday to the middle east. meanwhile, the israeli offensive against hamas continues. today, israel defended its bombing of a united nations affiliated school where palestinian civilians had taken shelter. cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: israeli forces showed no signs of slowing their pursuit of hamas around rafah, just a day after international scrutiny over an air strike on a school where thousands of palestinians civilians had been sheltering. hiding behind them, dozens of terrorists, using civilians as human shields, says an israeli spokesman. >> they systematically operate from schools, u.n. facilities, hospitals, and mosques. >> reporter: two independent weapons experts tell cbs news it appears israel used u.s.-made bombs, the same used at a refugee camp for palestinians last month that left some 45 dead. america behind some of israel's munitions a

in tonight's weekend journal, cbs' liz crawford tells us about a boy who's using his super power to makehouldn't be moving this. >> reporter: it started about a year ago when mason jones, who was 10 years old at the time, came across a video on youtube about guardrails. >> what was the main thing that you remember that really stuck with you? >> mainly, it being unsafe. >> reporter: the man behind that video? steve limers. >> on america's roadways. >> reporter: who has been advocating for guardrail safety since his daughter hanna was killed in a 2016 crash when a guardrail speared through her car. >> allowing an innocent person to lose their life, you didn't make a repair, that's wrong. and we can -- we can push our government to be responsive. >> reporter: mason took that challenge to the next level. >> there's not supposed to be a bolt at this front post. >> reporter: and then some. >> there were two that were loose like that but penn dot fixed the other one. >> reporter: they're not supposed to be loose? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: over the last year mason says he has reported doze

jan crawford at the supreme court tonight, thank you so much.e record-breaking temperatures, with nearly 100 million americans under excessive heat warnings and advisories from los angeles to new york. cbs's lilia luciano is in the big apple, where the feels-like temps near the triple digits. >> reporter: for some cities along the east coast, today is the most miserable day of the heat yet, and it's only going to get worse this weekend. temperatures reaching 95 in philadelphia, to louisville baking at 98 degrees. maine saw nearly 80 heat-related emergencies visits this week as high temperatures hovered near 100 degrees. and further south, along the i-95 corridor, major cities are sweltering. new yorkers are under an excessive heat watch. and high temperatures mean high demand for power, leading several manholes to go up in smoke. the heat also disrupted train travel at new york city's penn station, testing riders' patience and forcing the cancellation and delays of the amtrak and new jersey transit trains. >> very frustrating. it is uncomfortabl

>> norah: jan crawford at the supreme court, thank you.o the record-breaking rainfall and rising floodwaters across south florida. five counties are under a state of emergency right now after days of nonstop heavy downpours, and it's still coming down. floodwaters are stranding drivers, closing schools, and causing headaches for homeowners. cbs's manuel bojorquez is in the thick of it. >> reporter: heavy rains slammed south florida for the fourth day in a row. the rainfall rate was as high as 4 inches an hour. the drenching downpour has left parts of miami-dade county impassable. with cars submerged and entire neighborhoods underwater. >> like, it's crazy. i mean, look at my pants. look at me. i'm wet. every time i walk in the streets, the water is right here. >> reporter: the storm system, now centered over the atlantic, has dumped more than 20 inches of rain in some areas. waist-high water meant some residents waded, kayaked, or wakeboarded to get around flooded communities. in dania beach, first responders rescued at least 40 people fro

>> norah: jan crawford at the supreme court, thank you.the record-breaking rainfall and rising floodwaters across south florida. five counties are under a state of emergency right now after days of nonstop, heavy downpours, and it is still coming down. floodwaters are stranding drivers, closing schools, and causing headaches for homeowners. cbs's manuel bojorquez is in the thick of it. >> reporter: heavy rains lamp south florida for the fourth day in a row, dumping on average 4 r hour. the drenching downpour has left parts of miami-dade county impassable. with cars submerged and entire neighborhoods underwater. >> it's crazy beard i mean, look at my pants. look at me. i'm wet. every time i walk in the streets, the water is right here. >> reporter: the storm system now centered over the atlantic has dumped more than 20 inches of rain in some areas. waist high water meant some residents waited, kayaked, or wakeboard or to get around flooded communities. in dania beach, first responders rescued at least 40 people from floodwaters as homeowner

>> norah: jan crawford, thank you very much. historic rainfall across south florida this week has dropped more than 2 feet in some area. another several inches possible through tomorrow. flooding streets and homes, and causing nightmares. for millions. while the most of the storms appear to be overcome entire neighborhoods like these in miami-dade county remain underwater, forcing rescue crews to use large trucks to go door by door to check on those stranded inside. for a look ahead to storms up and down the east coast and the dangerous heat wave still to come, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. after widespread flooding in south florida, the conditions there are improving. some locations picked up double digit rain. some places picked up more than 2 feet of rain. but more scattered in nature, with the storms now, and no one particular spot expected to get more than one or 2 inches of rain, so that should minimize the flood risk from thi

>> margaret: grant norma jan crawford, very busy as always at the supreme court.retary of state antony blinken will press for a cease-fire and a hostage release when he travels monday to the middle east. meanwhile, the israeli offensive against hamas continues. today, israel defended its bombing of the united nations affiliated school where palestinian civilians had taken shelter. cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: israeli forces shown no signs of slowing their pursuit of hamas around rafah, just a day after international scrutiny over an heir site on a school where thousands palestinians of civilians had been sheltering. hiding behind them thousands of terrorists, using civilians as human shields, says a an israeli spokesman. >> they hide behind. >> reporter: rhetorical independent experts, u.s. made bombs, same used at a camp for palestinians last. america behind some of israel's munitions and causes meals. that long-awaited pier broke apart overseas. today it is reconnected. however in a mere eight days the pier was previously operational,

>> norah: jan crawford, thank you very much. historic rainfall across south florida this week has dropped more than 2 feet in some areas, another several inches possible through tomorrow, flooding streets and homes, and causing nightmares, for millions. while the most of the storms appear to be over, entire neighborhoods like these in miami-dade county remain underwater, forcing rescue crews to use large trucks to go door by door to check on those stranded inside. for a look ahead to storms up and down the east coast and the dangerous heat wave still to come, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. after widespread flooding in south florida, the conditions there are improving. some locations picked up double digit rain. some places picked up more than 2 feet of rain. but more scattered in nature, with the storms now, and no one particular spot expected to get more than 1 or 2 inches of rain, so that should minimize the flood risk from this po

jan crawford. we'll be following your reporting closely.l, we are learning new details tonight from the ten count indictment against former uvalde school police chief pete arredondo. these are the first criminal charges over the failed law enforcement response to the killing of 21 people during the mass shooting at robb elementary school two years ago. cbs's janet shamlian spoke with the family members of two of the children who were killed. >> reporter: former uvalde schol police chief pete arredondo facing justice, a grand jury charging him with failing to act as a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school. >> wait, chief is in there. chief is in charge right now. hold on. >> reporter: the felony indictment accuses arredondo of delaying the response by law enforcement officers as the gunman was hunting and shooting children. the indictment says he failed to identify this as an active shooter incident, to enforce the district's own active shooter response plan, and to provide keys that would've allowed officers t

jan crawford, thank you so much. of the top issues heading into the debate tonight is the economy peered while on a play ms. down and wages are up, so our mortgage rates and the prics due to stubborn inflation, although they are starting to go down. cbs news business and tech corresponded jo ling kent spoke with voters about what they hope to hear from the candidates themselves. >> want to keep building the strongest economy in the world. >> under biden, the economy is in ruins. >> reporter: what the candidates have to say on the economy is vital. watching minnesota will be to working moms, both independent voters, who are split on how they feel. are you better off now than when president biden took office? >> no. we can't sit down to dinner as a family without it costing a small fortune. >> i would say that i am better off now. it's not that much better, but definitely, economically, as a family, we are doing well. >> reporter: loan huynh plans to vote for president biden again in november. maddie wallace who voted

jan crawford. we'll be following your reporting closely. we are learning new details tonight from the ten count indictment against former uvalde school police chief pete aaron dondero. these are the first criminal charges over the failed law enforcement response to the killing of 21 people during the mass shooting at robb elementary school two years ago. cbs's janet shamlian spoke with the family members of two of the children who were killed. >> reporter: former uvalde school police chief pete arredondo facing justice, grand jury charging them with failing to act as a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school. >> chief is in there. chief is in charge. upon my covalently indictment accuses arredondo of delaying the response by law enforcement officers as the gunman was hunting and shooting children. the indictment says he failed to identify this as an active shooter incident, to enforce the district's own active shooter response plan, and to provide keys that would've allowed officers to quickly enter the classroo

jan crawford at the supreme court tonight, thank you so much. to the record-breaking temperatures, with nearly 100 million americans under excessive heat warnings and advisories from los angeles to california -- from los angeles to new york, rather. cbs's lilia luciano is in the big apple, where the feels-like temperatures near the triple digits. >> reporter: for some cities along the east coast, today is the most miserable day of the heat yet, and it's only going to get worse this weekend. temperatures reaching 95 in philadelphia, to louisville baking at 98 degrees. maine saw nearly 80 heat-related emergencies this week as high temperatures hovered near 100 degrees. and further south, along the i-95 corridor, major cities are sweltering. new yorkers are under in excessive heat watch. the high temperatures mean high demand for power, leading several manholes to go up in smoke. the heat also disrupted train travel at new york city's penn station. just the amtrak and new jersey transit trains. >> very frustrating, it is on comfortable, there is no

cbs' jan crawford reports from washington. . >> reporter: the document indicates that the supreme courta woman's health is at serious risk. that's based on a bloomberg news report which says it saw the opinion when it was inadvertently and briefly posted on the court's website. now if the decision stands as the final one, it would mean the doctors in idaho would not face criminal prosecution if they perform abortions in that rare situation when they believe it's necessary to prevent a woman from suffering serious health complications, at least for the time being, while this case plays thought the lower courts. the biden administration has sued idaho after it passed what is one of the most restrictive abortion laws in america banning all abortion except to save a mother's life and in cases of rape or incest. and it argued that a federal law requiring emergency care to stabilize patients requires abortion in some situation, and that law should override idaho's strict ban. idaho officials say the laws don't conflict. doctors can perform those kind of abortions where a woman is facing dire

i'm going to start with you, stuart crawford, lieutenant colonel stuart crawford , what are your thoughtssaid , well, on what nigel farage said, well, good afternoon and good afternoon to your other guests, ihave afternoon to your other guests, i have to say that up until this point, and bearing in mind that ihave point, and bearing in mind that i have been interviewed by nigel farage on gb news, so i do know him personally , albeit he's not him personally, albeit he's not my best pal, but up until this point, i thought reform uk hadnt point, i thought reform uk hadn't put a foot wrong in terms of their campaigning for the general election, and in particular there being a military man, i was interested in their defence manifesto or the defence part of their manifesto, and it was far better than anybody else's in my and my colleagues estimation that said, they know that they're not going to have to deliver it. so it was a bit of a wish list, but i think that, there is an argument to be made that the invasion of ukraine was caused by nato's expansion to the east, but i don't think we can sa

the giants visit brandon crawford in the saint louis cardinals. san francisco looks to snap a birmingham, alabama, thursday night for the giants cardinals game at rickwood field. as amazing as it looked on tv, i can tell you unreal in person, the historic game honoring willie mays and the leagues. something i'm never going to forget. now, after an off day friday, the giants and cardinals resume their series in saint louis saturday afternoon, logan webb catching up with former teammate and forever giant brandon crawford. still different to see him in a cards uniform. top one michael conforto two out, two run single. it's three nothing giants before saint louis, even gets to the plate, conforto had three rbi in the ball game, jordan hicks pitching against his former team, and it's giant killer paul goldschmidt 350th career home run. not all against the giants. just seems that way. cards back in. it's three two. game four bottom four cardinals down four two. hicks gives it the go ahead three run shot to alec burleson, the first of his two homers on t

crawford at the plate. he's going to add on some insurance. rips one into right.s a two strike two out rbi double. cardinals win five three. the giants have lost five straight. and bob melvin not happy. >> it's not good. >> not good i mean we win the game. and then first game and then we don't win any after that . it's a bad road trip. i know we had a lot going on, but so did these guys. for a while it felt as bad as any game we played this year. and then all of a sudden we're, you know, within striking distance. so it continued to fight. but just coming up short. it's frustrating. >> giants host the cubs tomorrow. a's hosting the twins oakland celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1974 champs series mvp rollie fingers tossing a first pitch strike hogan harris on the mound today, six plus innings, gave up three runs. one of them here byron buxton solo shot. he had two of minnesota's three rbi. oakland was getting perfect game as well. twins starter pablo lopez struck out 14. brant rooker went down four times. lawrence butler finally breaks up the perfect game wi

crawford had never played third base until this series against his former team.he got a little payback with the bat, a double that brought in an insurance run. cardinals won the game 5-3, swept the series. the giants have dropped five straight and are now 36-42 for the season. >>> here's a blake snell update. he's struggled in his rehab start with sacramento, three hits, three walks, two runs, no strikeouts in 1 2/3 innings. snell expects to make at least one more start with the river cats before returning to the majors. >>> how about the a's? they honored the 50th anniversary of their 1974 world series championship team. then they hosted the twins. no score top of the second, minnesota's byron buxton launched one 432 feet into the left field bleachers. twins up 1-0. that was enough support for pablo lopez who tied a career high with 14 strikeouts. he allowed just two hits in eight shutout innings. minnesota won the game 3-0 to take two of three in the series. oakland is at the angels' monday. >>> pivot to golf, climate protesters stormed the 18th green at the pg

that's is how ankur crawford is approaching it. she's here next with her best ideas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nasdaq you see there down by 1%. nvidia is pulling back from its earlier gains as well. the a.i. darling has led the trend of late, up nearly 200% over the last year. my next guest finding other ways to play the a.i. boom outside of the mag 7. joining me at post 9 is ankur crawford. welcome back t. i know you're looking at ways outside the mag 7, but you own the entire mag 7, correct? >> we do. >> are you nervous now or how are you feeling about these stocks? >> i feel fine. i feel great, actually. >> you should be because the gains have been great. >> the gains have been great. >> but now what? >> let's put it in perspective. nvidia over the last two months is up over 68%. as of this morning. if it gives up 3%, i mean, that's to be expected. a stock can't keep going up every single day. >> is it justified, though? it's like it's so -- it's amazing to me how easy it just rolls off the tongue, nvidia is up 68%. >> it's crazy. doe

nice to see crawford playing. >> yes.at oracle. >> what a i know the last time they here was 2016 i think it was. and yeah and i was they're going to bring out a lot of the fans. >> steph curry is apparently going to be there tonight. yes excellent goes jesse. >> thank you. yeah. thanks for watching west coast rap next on ktvu ♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, j

one on for former giant brandon crawford. he's a for ever giant. on that hit into right. he gets the best of his former team. st. louis had the lead to 2. they going to win 5 to times have now lost 5 in a row. here's bob melvin had to say after going one in 5 on this >> it's not that i mean, we won the game and first game that we do win after it's a bad road trip we have a lot going on. but so did these guys. so look, we we thought had a chance to stand. we're doing good early in the game. obviously we continue to do that against plating relievers. it's put pressure early in the game that we're having some trouble with. we do that yesterday. but >> last last. >> all righty. special. look at sports and a little more brothers in mexico city over the weekend. raising money for lgbtq+ causes. >> in the high heels. >> they were running. in fact, the rule is you have to be in heels at least 4 inches high for this race to raise money for hiv and aids services. this is coming right before mexico's pride, mexico city pride as one of the biggest in the whole

crawford's will trend on the story for us live up in solano county. good morning. well, >> that registrar of voters in solano county right behind me. they said that the group behind this did gather enough signatures. so the next step will be november 5th to allow the voters in solano county to decide whether or not california will get another city. now what's going on is it's 27 square miles. and they say that it will have about 40,000 residents and 5 provide jobs about $68,000 every year for the average pay. but a lot of people are against this, including conservation groups. they say this actually will take away resources, hurt the environment. we're talking air-quality traffic farmlands for lance is important because right now it's zoned for agriculture. it will be up to the board of supervisors to look at the impact which they should start tackling it in about 2 weeks. whether or not this is whether it's good or bad for the community for the environment, the group behind this, they're being accused of doing a money grab because they started buying the farmland.

logan webb catching up with former teammate forever giants brandon crawford.nforto two out, two run single. hey the giants have a three nothing lead before saint louis even gets the plate. three rbi day for conforto. jordan hicks pitching against his former team and giant killer paul goldschmidt does it again. 350th career home run, not all against the giants. seems that way, though. cardinals back in it. three two game. bottom four down four two. hicks gives up the go ahead three run shot to alec burleson. first of the two dingers on the day for him. tough return for hicks for innings five earned two homers allowed. giants lose 944 straight losses. webb's going to go against former ace sonny gray as they look to avoid the sweep later today. how about the a's taking on the twins? a warm day but bring the big hat. bottom one a's down one. nothing and jj bleday one mighty swing. and there it goes. 11th of the year. ties it up at one. and the a's throw up the a. but it all unravels for oakland starter jp sears in the second third batter of the inning manuel margo

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logan webb catching up with former teammate forever giants brandon crawford.michael conforto two out, two run single. hey, the giants have a three nothing lead before saint louis even gets the plate. three rbi day for conforto, jordan hicks pitching against his former team and giant killer paul goldschmidt does it again. 350th career home run, not all against the giants. seems that way, though. cardinals back in it. three two game. bottom four down four two. hicks gives up the go ahead three run shot to alec burleson. first of the two dingers on the day for him. tough return for hicks for innings five earned two homers allowed. giants lose 944 straight losses. webb's going to go against former ace sonny gray as they look to avoid the sweep later today. how about the a's taking on the twins? a warm day, but bring the big hat. bottom one, a's down one nothing and jj bleday one mighty swing. and there it goes. 11th of the year. ties it up at one. and the a's throw up the a. but it all unravels for oakland starter j.p. sears in the second third batter of the innin

yeah, this happened in pittsburgh crawfords charles clifford has that story. >> well, here in pittsburgh on monday morning, a 2 alarm fire sent a column of smoke into the air that could be seen for miles and 2 people were sent to the hospital just after 8 monday morning. firefighters responded here to the pittsburgh park apartments along crestview drive on reports of a structure fire. >> crews arriving on scene found this 2 story apartment burning resident on the ground floor was able to get out. but 2 people, a 15 year-old girl and adult men were trapped on the second floor. neighbors could see them in a window. fire crews entered the building using ladders and were able to get them out. the mail was brought down. a lot of that you see behind me with the parkers and the juvenile was brought downstairs. both were unconscious when they came out, our paramedics went to work and we have a local looks like they're doing pretty well. they're going to critical. but they're doing the fire response was upgraded to a second alarm but only took crews about 20 minutes to bring the blaze under contr

this was wednesday night that it happened and the gunman right now still on the loose crawford checklooking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this bench at the lawrence park. us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years ever, our way those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state has dat saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this quote that i heard from us. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward someth

so this morning crawford's ben ross has more on alametos. bryan just pitched against the team.r seattle. mariners pitcher bryan, will you just have to know today's game against the a's. >> ments a little bit more to him. was born in oakland, went to alameda high school, of course, just a few miles away from the coliseum to see the right-hander warming up today made his 4th career start against his hometown. trying to pitch the mariners to a series victory and we'll has really been brilliant against oakland throughout his young career. today was no different. he would strike out brent rooker to end the first inning. one of his 6 punch outs in the game in 6 scoreless innings. we'll still has not allowed a single run against oakland in now. 21 in the 3rd career innings. pretty impressive. top 4 mariners. up one, nothing. mitch garver adding to that lee drops. the single into left will score cal raleigh from second. it's 2, nothing. seattle. we stay that way into the 9th when it's garver again, providing a little more insurance taken tj mcfarland, deep to left center. his 6th homer

. >> we're going out to crawford's will trend was more on that morning. well. traffic is moving along just fine this monday morning. but it was not moving along from saturday. >> into sunday morning in the eastbound direction from san francisco to the east bay. let me show you the video. this is very reminiscent what happened 3 weeks ago along the streets of san francisco just down from the ferry building this time, another major thoroughfare that bay bridge. >> of sideshows, spectators and drivers all came to the same place at the same time, hit their brakes, meaning that they stopped traffic from behind them. they started doing donuts. you can hear donuts in the background. they started. >> filming with their cell phones. fireworks going off like it was a planned activity. >> but it was not a planned activity. according to law enforcement officers because the chp eventually made their way to the scene. >> they did not block offthe other way of the sideshow. meaning corral it. so this sideshow members were able to leave the area. no word yet on if they made an

but it wasn't crawford's trust.lifford has more. >> and this scenario, multiple people have been injured in a disaster involving chemicals. patients played by actors arrive at the emergency room on foot by ambulance and by helicopter arriving. victims are evaluated decontaminated if necessary and then moved to an intake area. the drill gets hospital staff chance to prepare for something that doesn't happen very often. it might seem scary might seem very unusual but allows us the opportunity to exercise things that we don't >> enough time. so this drill is also an opportunity to practice emergency communications between different agents. >> this is allows our hospitals and our responders and our sheriff's office to exercise communicating and working together to provide the highest level of care to our community. wednesday's drill will be repeated on thursday giving everyone involved a chance to reinforce their skills and procedures. now this drill is being paid for through federal funding. but for now in contra costa

crawford's will trend line at oracle park. a lot of people out there. good morning. well, >> the gates will open up at noon. so we do expect thousands of people to be in will be kind of like a home game, even though this is a road game over the last hour. if you're watching us drinking your coffee, want to show you what happened. the giants. they are paying homage to their most famous player, willie mays. they took down the existing poster and right there. they just finished. and even that truck right next to it. they placed a silhouette of willie mays right in front of the ball park right in front of willie mays gates. and i'm sure it will be here for the remainder of the season. >> so we see the number 24 on their jersey. and of course, there's the man and his number. >> on that wall all day yesterday, being the first full day says the world found out that willie mays died on tuesday. many people showed up at the ballpark, but flowers, light candles. they even but beer cans there to pay homage to willie mays who died at 93 years old and major league baseball. the s