youk with 12 homers now 39 knocked in. adam knew it couldn't pull the trigger, and that is out number one. so here is pauley. steve: gavin can't lose it santana can't win it, and the game is in the happened of the respective pens. ken: here is pauley. he is 4-21 lifetime against hawkins. of the four hits, all of them stayed in the park. he checks it up. if you are just joining us a battling effort from gavin floyd and also a battling effort tonight from ervin santana. gavin, a lot of trouble in the the first two innings giving up four runs, three in the first, one in the second. there is a one-hopper down to callaspo. two down. here is alex. he is 3-7 lifetime off hawkins. alex with two homers last night. he takes that spinner for a strike. the best part about it, one of them coming in the bottom of the 10th a two-run shot to win it 8-6. 0-2 the count. a.j. on deck. a.j. with a home run leading off last inning now tying his perm best of four consecutive games having homered. got him but not before that two-run homer by kev

terry youk, the brother of the late thomas youk. well said.y nun, june 28th that'll show it many times on hbo. does anybody really know what makes jack kevorkian tick? >>> ava janice is dr. jack kevorkian's niece. her mother was kevorkian's sister and kneel nicole is his cloeft friend and co-worker. both join us from detroit. ava, why do you think the public continues to be so interested in kevorkian? >> well, i think it's because he's such an honest man and so frank about everything he says and they find that fascinating. >> neil, whoo do you think we -- still, we hear the name and something bumps. >> he became very well known when he was helping patients, and it was in the papers every day, the governor was trying to get rid of him and they were passing laws against him. so he was -- he was better known than a lot of our politicians. >> larry: mayor, why do you think it sticks? >> because it's jack kevorkian and they're trying to get -- they're in remedial pain and sufferi suffering. shall we say their rights. >> earlier hbo aired "you don't

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don't youke it -- want to make it easier? sen. warren: i want to talk about why i am in this race, to i amabout my plans and how building a grassroots movement to get it done. that is what voters want to hear. what is it that you want to do as president of the rest? i am trying to do -- try to make that clear every day. you are asked about guns earlier. some are talking about a buyback program. i think it is not the most effective way in terms of pure is one thing that we need to do. we need to treat this as the public health emergency that it is. it will take a lot of changes to bring down deaths from gun violence. .eaths from mass shootings deaths from the mystic violence, from suicide. we need to bring down deaths from gun violence. white house came out with news about expediting the death involved inthose mass shootings. sen. warren: i do not have a comment for that. look, that is part of what legislation is all about. deaths to bring down from gun violence. ,s i said in the larger crowd this is what it was a 1965, too many de

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youk, when do you think, ava, your uncle's heritage is going to be? what's history going to say?s that he was a very honest and good physician. always putting the patient first. >> larry: neal, what do you think? >> i think they're going to look back and laugh and wonder why it took so long to be accepted. it's common sense. >> larry: mayer? >> i think that history's going to say that he sacrificed a great deal for people and that he was right. >> larry: by going to jail? you mean the sacrifice. >> sacrificing, going to jail. not earning a living most of his life. money meant nothing for him. he never charged for the services. buys clothes at salvation army. lived a life of sacrifice in every which way to do what he felt was for the public good and as a doctor. >> larry: salvation army jacket? >> yes. >> you can't see my shoes, yeah. >> he lives in a sort of an apartment that most people would not think is something that -- >> larry: did you make a lot of money when you were a pathologist at hospitals? >> yeah. i think many of them are overpaid. >> larry: overpaid? >> yeah. they

what youk you about just said. the china trade deal. that what is being negotiated now to move beyond what was already agreed to by the chinese in the spring. i know you do not want to get into too much detail, but can you give us a little bit more on those parameters and understanding about what additional headway has been made on some of the tougher issues? to openow: i don't want up the details of the negotiation. it is very hard to do that. that, it looks to me like some of these key chapters i mentioned, i.t. theft , currency stability, financial , opening upansion agriculture, not just purchasing of commodities but actually reducing nontariff barriers on agriculture. as well as actually spending. because these things are not resolved, i cannot be too specific. >> we heard about those in the paper already. those are not the real big issues like state subsidies and tech transfer. mr. kudlow: this was always planned. done is phase two. it is important to look at this in phases rather than one large discussion. >> please tell us who y

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