so madison was hearing that. then what happened, there was a very odd amazing political alliance that developed between the evangelicals on one hand and madison and jefferson on the other. these two enlightenment thinkers turns out, when james mattis was running for congress and is congressional ways, patrick henry major he would not get elected, he gerrymandered a district -- >> that was the first time i heard of gerrymandering. >> which jerry was still alive so he can vouch it was a gerrymander. they packed the district with evangelicals taking this would be the end of madison. and so madison had to campaign on evangelicals. and patrick henry and his forces, they put up james monroe to run for congress against madison. he was tall, dark, handsome. it was not looking good for madison and they were spreading the word that madison no longer cared about religious freedom. even though madison had really thought for the baptist. because he did not want to have a bill of rights, he initially did not want a bill of rig

madison,hi sone in wisconsin. lectures, parades around the capital, naturalization, swearing of new members, fireworks. a picnic in central illinois, with all sorts of entertainment. these were festivals. these were places where people of like-minded sort got together, the way they had before and after the klan, but now with this more than twist, of klan speeches and programs. this ad is particularly interesting, because it includes at the bottom the names of the sponsors, the local businesses in gerard, illinois, including the local ford dealership. that tells us, as so many sources do, again, that this was a picnic attended not by people abnormal and out of the mainstream, but by the good, honest to god-fearing people in this central illinois town. the parades had messages. protestant the school. one law, the protestant law. one flag, the protestant symbol, in topeka, kansas. you can spend a lot of time, when you have these on your computer, to blow up the images and look at the details. they're all looking back

i actually just left madison square garden. >> what happened? >> well, j.lo came on, stunned all of us, and then some dancers came on, they were doing their thing. the lights went out. they kept dancing. credit to them. and then the lights stayed off. everyone stopped. j.lo came out sort of motioned everyone to sit down. and then we got an announcement that said "for your safety it is time to leave madison square garden." and as soon as i heard that, just made a bee line for the door. i'm six months pregnant so i wasn't trying to wait for everybody else to get out. and everyone was very orderly making their way to the door very purposefully. but i've just never seen anything like that. i've never seen that many people try to get out of a couple of doors before. >> help me through this because the power outage, as you guys know when you're going into this concert venue, was not supposed to affect madison square garden where this is taking place. >> no. >> so during the concert, they had some sort of power hit and the lights went out on stage and

madison bumgarner. we will see if that offense keeps up. >> you know, just makes me wonder, the way the giants were playing, there is all this talk about trading players like madison bumgarner, does this change the whole thing? >> you kind of -- the whole thinking is you want to get something for madison bumgarner before he leaves. right? at the end of the year. >> right. >> because his contract is up. it is a tough call. madison bumgarner is a san francisco giant. >> right. >> yeah. hard to let him go. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> 50 years ago this saturday at 1:18 p.m. in the afternoon pacific time american astronauts walked on the moon. but that was not the only history being made. in the shadow of the golden gate bridge an american president came to the bay area. 1969 is packed with history. one event, a free rock concert. >> is this going to be woodstock west? >> it will be san francisco. >> find out what happened here in the bay area 50 years ago, that is tomorrow night right here on the

would james madison be on twitter?nk you so much. >> reporter: while the founders understood the dangers and money in politics, they understood the people advocating for their interests was the hallmark of a truly free republic. >> reporter: what they couldn't have san antonio just how much power those groups and all that money would wield today. which is why we, the people, need to stay informed and vigilant if we're ever going to reclaim our democracy and get out of the swamp. >>> coming up on the next episodes of american swamp. >> is donald trump profiting off of being president? >> a lot of campaign donations. this is a donation. >> vote of no confidence. is american democracy failing? >> did you know about the illegal ballot harvesting? >> and congressional dysfunction. even when both sides agree, there is still gridlock. >> when donald trump said we're living in a third world country when it comes to our infrastructure, do yous a agree with him? >> i don't disagree. >> drain the swamp. > >>>. >> i come before yo

video inside of madison square garden.how is that decision made and how does the police response come back and to keep tens of thousands of people are flooding onto the streets save? >> that has a lot to do with the mobilization depending on where the cops are going to go and what their designation points are in what with a response points are in the decision that is made who called the shots is going to be a combination of the rescue management people the nypd the fire department and the business development people in the area. they make a decision on what's going to be shut down and with the moving points going to be and things like that. these plants are constantly being updated all over the city and especially midtown where you have masses and masses of tens of thousands of people. leland: i think it was eisenhower this is something along the lines that plans are useless and indispensable. as we think about this we look up fifth avenue in its shut down but there are lights on with emergency generators and so on. they s

it felt like 109 in madison today. the flames shooting 150 feet in the air, knocking out power to thousands. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the timing of this explosion at a power station in madison, wisconsin is so terrible. the state's governor has declared a state of emergency as thousands are having to get through the miserable heat without power. >> there was an explosion -- explosion and a large fire, now. >> reporter: there's an excessive heat warning in the area. today it felt like 109 degrees. >> you think it's 60, a fight? >> reporter: government employees at the state capital were told to leave their hot and humid offices and head home. >> we're checking in with any place that we think may have young people, have seniors, have folks that are likely to be without air conditioning in this heat. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, a second substation caught fire. authorities believe both were caused by mechanical issues. the power is back on tonight but power companies from madison to the east coa

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have you ever seen anything like that madison? >> i have not and i hope i never do.jump the barrier it ends up clipping a woman's car only to hit her husband behind her who was a new jersey officer. now the police department is looking to try and find out where the tire came from.>> madison, i hope this never happens two. frankly i've seen sites like that on a highway and it ain't fun. good to see yogreat weekend. you can catch me every week night that 5 pm eastern hosting my own show, it is called "bulls and bears". we have a lot of fun, tune in right here on fox business. 5 pm eastern time every weekday. have a great weekend everybody! maria bartiromo wall street week begins right now. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead i maria bartiromo. a big week coming up and coming up in a few moments at ups ceo david abney is my special guest this weekend.we talk about his business and what it means about the economy and and vesting. at first the u.s. economy is slowed slightly in th

james madison the main framer who was as much of a believer in democracy is anybody in the world that they nevertheless felt that the united states system should be designed and indeed was his initiative was designed so that power should be in the hands of the wealthy. because the wealthier there are more responsible set of men and therefore the structure of the formal constitutional system placed most power in the hands of the senate or the senate was not elected in those days it was selected from the wealthy men as madison put it had sympathy for property owners in their right. to read the debates at the constitutional convention. madison says the major concern of the society has to be to protect the minority of the opulent against the majority. and hear argument suppose everyone had to vote freely as they will the majority of the poor get together and they would organize to take away the property of the rich and he said that would obviously be unjust so he can't have that so therefore the constitutional system has to be set up to prevent democracy. which is of some interest that th

have you ever seen anything like that madison? >> i have not and i hope i never do.bout this is not only did it go over and jump the barrier it ends up clipping a woman's car only to hit her husband behind her who was a new jersey officer. now the police department is looking to try and find out where the tire came from.>> madison, i hope this never happens two. frankly i've seen sites like that on a highway and it ain't fun. good to see yo >> from dusty boxes forgotten in the attic... emerge military artifacts handed down across five generations... >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> ...an heirloom that may be a long-lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once-in-a-lifetime find. i'd never seen one before, and i don't expect to see one again. >> value is just rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coast there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

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start with you, madison.a result of the fact he is not doing so well in the polls? >> you know, joe biden is getting killed in the polls right now. he was trying to come off in the comment as a tough guy, who will challenge the president. he came off a bit foolish as he did in the democratic debate. kamala harris made him look frankly like an idiot in the debate. he is sliding down in the polls. when we look back to the original strategy, attack trump, attract trump. now we're starting to see him shift he is attacking fellow democrats. he is recognizing him they may be jump ahead of him very quickly. susan: do you think it is smart strategy to attack the opponent? michelle obama used to say, when we go low, we go high. shouldn't democrats take the high road? >> what you see from joe biden, there is clear contrast between all of the democratic candidates versus donald trump. donald trump never room full of educators. talking to teachers how we improve public education across the country. last year, thousands o

madison bumgarner could play his last game for the team. all eyes on the july 31st trade deadline. >> we are live in the field oracle park to break this all down for us. dennis, what is going on? >> first the good news. the giants have a winning record for the first time all season. >> reporter: in fact, dating back to august of last year. but, as you mentioned the main storyline tonight, will this be madison bumgarner's final home start in a giants uniform? >> first year that of the possibility that it might be bumgardner's last start here. >> i haven't even thought about it. just like he is saying the same thing. >> he just knew. >> reporter: a month ago all signs pointed to bumgardner being dealt before next week's trade deadline but now with the team playing so well many think the giants should hang on to bumgardner for the rest of the season. ? i don't think he is going anywhere, i think we are doing too good right now. and, i don't think they want to go out like that. they probably would destroy the fan base a little bit if they got r

charles: madison, we heard the stories and we know this unprecedented. overflow, the amount of human,s there, the idea you can build those in a month, goes away, maybe not be smartest use of money, but idea maybe these parties can look beyond the political talking point, form some more solutions besides the emergency aid which everyone sort of acknowledged was just emergency. it was just temporary? >> yeah. well it is really great to hear they're going to meet. i think we need bipartisanship on issue and come to the table. we can't be focused on short-term solutions. we need to look forward to long-term solutions. we're very overburdennenned comes to the facilities for years and years, our legal system has been overburdened. it is worse now than ever before. we need congress to do their part in terms of fixing a lot of loopholes. making sure that we have the proper fixes in place to prevent something like this from happening in the future because we have people that do come with merited asylum claims that have to wait to get you there system because we h

it's madison because she is a g. "wonder woman." >> dang, girl. >> yes. that on camera. >> that's her mom working with her and serving us her performance. >> she made a g. >> so good. >> hey, yeah, baby. >> this 3-year-old is also a "wonder woman." she has a situation on her hands and she's going to handle it herself. wiggly wobbly there in front of her face. she's going to do it herself? >> yep. >> oh! >> i did it. >> just like that, it's out. >> then she sees a little bit of blood. i did it. >> well that's kind of what happens because she's excited and crying at the same time. >> i did it! i did it! >> she looks to the camera and gives it a big grin and then she sees it and look. >> the tooth fell out. >> from the other video. >> "wonder woman." >> definitely sing that theme song. she has quite the story. she's had he two open heart surgeries and her mom says he's a 5-year-old with a special heart and equally special personality. she handles life. >> on her own. >> did it hurt? >> huh-uh. >> we're seeing video. >> this one might be the one that coughs t

madison? >> i'm not with you on this.] growing up i loved attack of the clones, it was one of my favorite movies, so i hope she changes her mind and sees one at least. trish: i think i saw the first one, and i was so little that it was completely lost on me, and i just never got into it after that. >> we need to send you back. trish: apparently. [laughter] taco bell revealing a sneak peek at some of the dishes it's going to be serving at its upcoming pop-up hotel. palm springs resort. it's going to be featuring menu items exclusive to the hotel, including an avocado toes tad a da -- tostada. it sold out its 70-plus rooms within minutes of going online with it. i guess everyone wants to stay at the taco bell. >> i think a lot of people watching your show tonight are going to be mad at me for not eating taco bell. i'm going to hope that it's kfc $5 fill-up, it's chick-fil-a, the dollar menu from mcdonald's, i'm not a taco bell fan. trish: do you know i've never had taco bell? viewers are going to say, wait a second, is she

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most of the work was accomplished under madison. , in 1825, another plant loving resident moved in. had auincy adams horticulture, but his political career always kept them moving from place to place and unable to do any real gardening of his own. this changed when he came to the white house and established a fence.rsery inside a that is what we see in the foreground of the image. adams grew more than 700 saplings, comprised of a wide variety of species. in 1876 arrived up until 1891 and was the oldest tree on the ground with the presidential association. had specials trees significance. having grown from season -- seeds and nuts from historically significant trees. chestnutspanish descended from a tree planted by george washington. riddledts from a tree with bullets. an english oaks from the city of salem, massachusetts, which was likely from the infamous gallo tree. .- gallows tree used to hang the witches during the witch trials. the most famous tree planted is undoubtedly the grand southern magnolia located west. that is the street. legend holds that it was personally planted by

most of the work was accomplished under madison. thankfully, in 1825, another plant loving resident moved in. ohn quincy adams had a -- an interest in horticulture, but his political career always kept them moving from place to place and unable to do any real gardening of his own. this changed when he came to the white house and established a tree nursery inside a fence. that is what we see in the foreground of the image. all told, adams grew more than 700 saplings, comprised of a wide variety of species. an okie planet in 1876 arrived up until 1891 and was the oldest tree on the ground with the presidential association. some of adams trees had special significance. having grown from season -- -- seeds and nuts from historically significant trees. he had a spanish chestnut descended from a tree planted by george washington. white oaks from a tree riddled with bullets. an english oaks from the city of salem, massachusetts, which was likely from the infamous allows tree, used to hang the condemned witches during the witch trials. the

near madison square garden.come britain's next prime minister, boris johnson and jeremy hunt, have both defended the right ofjournalists to publish leaked government documents, after police warnings that it could be a criminal offence under the country's 0fficial secrets act. scotland yard is investigating the leak — and publication — of secret dispatches by sir kim darroch, britain's former ambassador in washington, which were highly critical of the trump administration. sir kim subsequently resigned. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. the leaking of kim darroch‘s e—mails about president trump has caused diplomatic chaos, political controversy, and led to the ambassador‘s resignation. now it's caused a furious row about press freedom and what papers should be able to publish. scotland yard has warned publishing further leaks could be a crime, last night urging the media to return any documents to the government. but many have raised concerns — including the candidates to be the next prime minister

brian: i was at madison care garden for my 31st birthday. the party was just getting started and at 9:25 the floodlights came on. the went out, an announcement over the intercom, over the speaker saying this was the building engineer and as a precaution we need everybody to evacuate the building. leland: i want to let our viewers know. we have you on the phone and we have your video up on the screen. we are watching video of these floodlights. this is after the power went out. people are turning on the lights on their phones? is that what folks did? >> yeah. the power went out and the floodlights came on. we thought it was on the upper westside. obviously if you are talking about a power outage in time square, lincoln square, 59th street, madison square garden is 32nd, 33rd and 34th street. the floodlights came on, the engineer telling everybody to evacuate the building, and currently right now they are trying to track wait the building. people orderly. everyone is trying to walk count escalators. this was a sold out jennifer lopez show it w

charles: madison, go ahead.that the government is better than the private sector i think that will be a hard sell? >> the government is simply not better than the private sector when it comes to this. danielle is right on the point people across this country, republicans, democrats have varying ideas and degrees how much they think the government should be involved. the polling i references earlier, came out late as last month this, is republicans and democrats, if they will lose their private plan that cops from their employer they do not support this. so this isn't a republican or democrat issue. this is americans saying they don't want this. this is exactly what cama la's plan, so many other plans regardless where they fall on spectrum. that is what they say. four years or 10 years. ultimately they end up losing those plans. charles: interesting to see how they sell it on the debate stage. thank you very much, danielle and madison. >> thanks, charles. charles: president trump creating a firestorm over his bal

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author, zoologist lawyer named madison grant wrote a book published in 1916 called the passing of the great race. sis thesis was that nordic were responsible for human development. hitler1930's, adolf wrote a fan letter to madison bible.alling the book my another writer, a popular writer for the saturday evening post, and millions of americans got the saturday evening post once a week, he urged immigration laws because he said, and this is an exact quote, immigrants would result in a hybrid race of futileas worthless and as the good for nothing mongrels of central america and south eastern europe. mongrels, a ward -- word we use for dogs. and then there was henry ford, whose anti-semitism was spread in the newspaper, the dearborn independent, beginning in 1920. americand is the only kampf." hitler in "mein the results of what people believed was very restrictive legislation for immigration in the country. despite the fact the lady with the lamp was in new york harbor and you know the words, "give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be act", there was a temporary

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>> we've exited madison square garden.cal engineer came on the loud speaker and announced everyone needed to exit the building for security reasons. >> the house was packed. this venue holds 20,000 people. and people are obviously walking out and pointed this is happening. they were here, ready to see her. there was really high energy at the garden today, and a lot of disappointed fans here tonight. >> no doubt about it, how has security reacted to all this. >> i'm sorry, one more time? >> i know you're with a lot of people around you, you're still dealing with the situation that's an on going situation. when you talk about having to evacuate tens of thousands of people from a venue like this, how did that go? >> i have to say it was pretty orderly, people got out of their seats and exited the nearest stairway, and everything made their way out to the nearest exit. you know, people were not rowdy, everything seemed orderly and organized. i would have thought it would be a little more chaotic. i came to the concert tonight,

danielle, madison, thanks to you both for helping us out. >> thank you, charles.breaking right now, president trump firing back at the uk ambassador to the united states with a tweet, couple tweets here. first i have been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives are created. i told her how it should be done. but she decided to go another way. i did not know the ambassador. he is not liked or well thought of within the united states. we will no longer deal with him. the good news for the wonderful united kingdom they will soon have a new prime minister. i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit, it was the queen who i was most impressed with. the uk ambassador to the united states called the trump administration dysfunctional, not normal in a series of leaked diplomatic cables. >>> iran defying the fact ignoring president trump's warning and passing it is uranium enrichment limits. fred fleitz will give us his take on these escalating tensions next. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. th

rallies such as this one in madison, wisconsin. band concerts, lectures, parade around the capital, fireworks. a picnic in central illinois with all sorts of entertainment. these were festivals, places for people of like-minded sort, to get together, but with this twist of klan speeches and programs. this ad includes at the bottom the names of the sponsors in gerard, illinois, including the local ford dealership. which tells us, as so many sources do, that this was a picnic attended not by people outside of the mainstream, but a good, honest, god-fearing people in this central illinois town. the parades had messages. one school, the protestant school. one law, the protestant law. the protestant flag & in topi cut, kansas. i don't know if you can see the back window of this automobile. you could spend a lot of time when you have these on your own computer. you blow up the images you look at the details. they are all looking back toward the camera. they didn't remove their masks. this person in the back looking out the window, you se

. >> mary louise roberts is a history professor at the university of wisconsin madison joining us here on american history tv in our focus on d- day to talk about her book d- day through french eyes: normandy 1944. professor roberts, we just showed some video from the liberation of paris later that summer. take us back to before the invasion. what was normandy like on june 5. what were the citizens of normandy like? >> well, the french had been under german occupation since 1940. in normandy the food situation was better than the rest of france because it was the dairyland of france. i tell my students, the wisconsin of france. there was more abundant food but at the same time the germans took pretty much the majority of the food and the milk and the dairy that the normans had produced. so there was hunger, there was a lot of fear. there was the gestapo, members of the resistance were taken away. if they were suspected of terrorist acts. it was a very grim normandy which greeted the invasion on 6 november. >> did most french norman citizens have an idea that invasion was coming at some

madison, where is the creativity?nting, we're seeing mare marriage rates decline, and divorce rates go up, they say dating is expensive. i don't know what type of dates they are going on, you could be creative. trish: a picnic. >> museum, hike, walk . >> wow they need to get over it. stop living off their parents get more creative on the dating front. >> a hotel in denver will deliver puppies, and pre-- to your room, call up and ask. >> i love this. on national dog day, on selected days in august, 6 to 10 puppies brought to your room with different italian appetizers. and champagne. coolest part is that every puppy is adoptable. i assume this will be expensive. but someone may leave with a puppy on the way out. trish: cute. all right, here is something you don't see every day. a bird, do we have a video? a bird like nailing a girl. woe. in the face during a rollercoaster ride. there it is. wow. who knew those rollercoasters were so dangerous? for the bird. >> this rollercoaster is described tallest longest fastest rid

madison grant was also responsible or active in the movement to prevent intermarriage between whites and african-americans, which leads us to another subject. and that is the second ku klux klan. you remember the first ku klux klan was right after the civil war? well, this was the second one, and in some ways it was the same and in some ways it was very different from the first one. it actually was a rather small -- it didn't amount to much until it was taken over by two professional fundraisers, edward clark and elizabeth tyler. and by the way, they made their money, they saw an opportunity here by selling sheets, sheets in children's sizes, in adult sizes, and the second kkk actually had 5 million card-carrying members. 5 million. this was not a fringe organization. and it was very powerful in the midwest. indiana was the leading klan state with 350,000 members. their targets like the first klan, african-americans. but mostly catholics and jews, but they also went after bootleggers. remember this was during prohibition. and also there was a kind of auxiliary that was very powerful,

madison, is he right? >> he absolutely has a right. they are going further and further left. we are never going to be electable in a state like ohio, and he does have a valid point, but that doesn't mean he's going to win. and his policies that he's putting forward forward are pretty far left. not only does he talk about free health care, but illegal immigrants and social security both of which are very unpopular right now. he's going to have a tough time not only winning the primary. i don't take he has a chance. >> biden also seems to fire a warning shot. that's the opposition research. they get all this information about other people past and what they've done and not done, and i'm just not going to do that. we should debate what we do from here. >> that is his choice. but at the same time we have kamala harris who did not do much better than him in the debate. without that research, i think his threat was very unfounded and people won't be too scared of it. >> mike: mayor pete buddha say pete buttigiegsuggests -- tm that hasn't worked. what that means is surprisingly, the

madison bumgarner on the hill for what might be his last start with the giants. of speculation about him being traded. giants and cubs. 2-1 cubs in the 4th. alex dickerson connects. an opposite field shot, this ties the game at 2-2. look at the catch by the fan. high five there. so it's tied at 2-2 in the 4th. two on for the giants. this is crushed to left center. barely stays in the yard. two runs score. 4-2, giants. mad bum protected a one-run lead in the 7th, strikes out david body for his seventh k of the night. he leaves the game, the game tying single to jason hayward here. this game goes to the 13th inning, when pablo down to get this pitch. it's a walkoff homer. they're 24-10 in one-run games. >>> the a's going extra innings. this time they solved the mystery of how to beat the astros. they had won 8 of 9 against the a's. 2nd inning, gurriel hits this to center. this goes under liriano's flogl. inside-the-park home run. os 9th. this was a huge home run. both in distabs and importance. a's take the 3-2 lead. astros tie it in the 9th. in the 11th, loriano r

jason nichols and from the trump advisory board, madison, appreciate it. overall take from yesterday should that dissuade 2020 democrats from pursuing impeachment? >> yesterday was an absolute disaster for the democrats and should put impeachment rumors to rest. we saw many in the mainstream media, cnn and msnbc saying it is time to end talks about impeachment. mueller was a terrible witness. 's testimony did not help the democrats, did not give this blazing gun they thought he was going to give them and it brought us back to the fact that as we repeatedly say no one should be held above the law but no one should be held below it either. i'm sick of the unfair treatment of this president and we are seeing it continuous 2020 democrats talk after this. >> people who were expecting mueller to somehow change things when everything was already in the report, i agree with madison that that wasn't going to happen. robert mueller said he would stay within the confines of the report and that is what he did so anybody who was hoping for more, that is not what you go

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. >>> we are live at oracle, could this be madison bumgarner's final start at home in a giants uniform? the debate continues after this. >>> e big storyline heading into tonight's game will be madison bumgarner start here at home? in a giants uniform? the trade deadline is a week from tomorrow. a month ago it was just a matter of when baumgardner would be dealt, but now with the team on a roll and a big role, they will need their ace for the playoff race, if they get there. bumgarner has blocked out all the noise and allowed only five earned runs in his last 29 innings. >> your thoughts on the possibility that it might be bumgarner's last art? >> i have not even thought about it. we are doing a lot of good things right now. it is all the team is thinking about. really, it hasn't crossed my mind. >> like he has been there 1 million times. dennis is gathering more information for us as we speak will try to reestablish within the giants. they meanwhile have a winning record for the first time all season. thanks to more late inning magic last night. >> driven into right-center field. he ca

. >> is the end of an era, madison baumgartner feels like a nail in the car coffin. >> reporter: reports bumgardner is leaving the giants are still unconfirmed. fans like newton are bracing for the worst. >> his time with the giants is done. >> reporter: mikulski says with their abysmal record this past two seasons, >> it makes all the sense in the world that you trade him to bring on different assets and help you rebuild your team. >> reporter: vendors jerebko ghostly, former captain of the san jose sharks leaving for the dallas stars. in a statement sharks general manager doug wilson says the impact he has had on this franchise and his teammates will be felt for years to come. he says that goes for kevin durant and madison baumgartner, two point >> that is what we saw in the past four or five years. >> bay area sports is always going to be strong. >> fans weren't the only ones caught off guard by kd's moved to brooklyn, there are reports that curry himself were was onthe wato talk when he got the news. >>> tonight sports world, s ang tyler skaggs found dead inside a texas hotel room, w