. >>> astros ace justin verlander out with a forearm strain. there were reports earlier today that verlander was going to miss the rest of the season. verlander quickly denied that report t-shirt saying he has a forearm strain. hopes with rest he'll be able to return soon. >>> giants round out their four-game series with the dodgers in l.a. tonight. 7:00 first pitch over on espn. after being outscored 17-2 in their first two games in the series, the giants have a chance to split with l.a. if they can win tonight. >> we're already at where we are, so we want to go out and win today and today is the only game we can focus on. taking one pitch at a time and being focused and prepared for today is going to be important. hopefully we walk away and have a happy flight. >>> another sign baseball is different in 2020, not pictured, former giant derrick holland was ejected from the stands. he was heckling the umpire. then he has to put opposite his mask and have a safe socially distanced argument with the umpire. pirates win 5-1. >>> final round at 3m o

verlander denied that report on twitter saying he is a forearm strain. he will heal up and hope to return soon. the giants round out the four-game series with the dodgers in l.a. drew smyly will take the hill. 7:00, first pitch on espn. gabe kapler picked up the first win yesterday. 17-2 in the first two games of the series. they have a chance to split with last if they can win tonight. >>> it's the main goal right now. we're already at where we are right now. we want to win today and today is the only game we can focus on. going out, taking one pitch at a time and being focussed and prepared for today will be important. hopefully we walk away and have a happy flight. >> it's important that we come out and play better on defense than the last couple games. i think that's probably the most critical come possibly. just to give ourselves the best chance to win today's game. >> the former giants pitcher derek holland was ejected when sitting in the stands. he had to put on a mask and have a safe and socially distanced argument at the umpire. the pirates win

. >>> justin verlander has an elbow injury and he is being shut down for at least two weeks. verlander said on twitter that he hopes to return later this season. >>> marland pitcher, josc scratched from sunday's start after testing positive for covid 19. derek cooper and harold ramirez also tested positive. he both played the previous two nights, but will now quarantine in philadelphia while the team returns home to miami tomorrow. >>> the giant will play the dodgers later tonight in la. the giants actually have a chance to even that series to two games apiece, despite being outscored 21-7. >>> the reliever had an impressive big-league debut on saturday. he tossed two scoreless innings and earned a win. he likely won't pitch tonight, which frees him up to return some calls. >> my phone has been blowing up. i had over 150 messages. i am trying to soak it in before i get back to checking everything. i am trying to enjoy the whole experience. >>> pga, le to play at the 3m open in minneapolis. the shot from the bunker stops a few feet short of the hole on 16. he would birdie and

they decided to make sources that said justin verlander has suffered injury. he disputed that report today. he said he is a form strain and hope to be back soon. the report this says he will miss the rest of the season is inaccurate. we're going to the archives for this day in sports history. on this day in 1991, he no-hit the dodgers 39 innings. the game went to the 10th inning still scoreless. he not only lost his no-hitter but he lost the game one mine zero when the dodgers strung together three hits. >> he spent the last six of his 13 year career with the giants. there was a giant coach. part of three world championships. that is this day in sports. >>> a nice story today. in the final round. on his heels. michael thompson came up with this shot from the bunker. they sent him a birdie who is looking for just a second went on the tour. his first in seven years. making it two birdies in his last three holes. a fine around 67 to break that victory drop. he was two shots better. a emotional moment for thompson. in these strange times. >>> i am really sad my wi

case in marchh that there was no indication that covid-19 9 will become more e biller lenent -- verlandert it is nowow, bute did say will l come in seseveral ways and become endemic. i mean, that was 3.5 months ago when it first began, spreread here. thet still the case, does latest researcrch still nfnfirm that covid-19 want to become more virulent? >> t the 1918 virus was ququited in the first wave ananthen turnn very lethal.. but there is not the slightest sign anywherere that that is gog to be the case with covivid-19. ththere hahas been some m mutats that suggestst as it is. as you say, we're not sure the long-term implications are, whether there will be complications some damage to the body that does not recover or takes a very long time to recover from. we just don't know. it is too new of a virus. amy: john berry, thank you for being with us, professor at the tulane university school of public health and tropical medicine. author of "the great influenza: the story of the deadliest pandemic in history." we will link to your pieces in the new york times come the latest "the pandemic

go to show that the power of what is happening online and the power of the messages are so verlander that they make sense to certain people. and that is where we need to have the ability to have visibility into those networks and the people who are motivated to violence. >> my biggest concerns are essentially twofold. what jj described which is this incendiary situation that you find at the recent protests where people are heavily armed, easily triggered and we've already seen police officers shot dead and plots against protesters that happened in las vegas. casualty attacks like we saw in el paso and pittsburgh , thehe list could go on white supremacists have come to believe that they need to use terrorism, violence to bring down systems of government, multicultural democracies basically, to stop a white genocide. that has motivated most of the big mass casualty attacks and that motivation is not going to go away because demographics are shifting in much of the western world and that's what they view as a threat. and if we don't intercept how this propaganda is spread on mainstream

which one is verlander and which tne -- which one is viraulen and which one isn't?se andaffect asian people versus black people versus hispanic versus white? should we be using a different vaccine for each of those people? guest: a really -- a real pleasure. youar as the ladyperson, and i are the same. i was born on a farm and i farm now. i have to explain to a lot of my friends who are in the high areatin'area -- falootin' what a heffer is. to answer your question about the virus and bacteria, the world we live in is full of different creatures. we have trillions and trillions of bacteria around us, reaching way down into the earth. these bacteria are many times larger than a virus. a virus is kind of just a package with a few genes. it gets into your body, grabs hold of a cell and it forces the cell to work for it, to replicate it. it is kind of like a parasite. it gets in and makes it work. bacteria is a living creature. it gets into you and starts feeding off of you and generates oils. they are very different creatures and we know a lot more about bacteria than