who better to ask than evan mcmullin himself, he joins us now. thank you for coming on the show this evening, you are a lifelong conservative, you know have the support of your states democratic party in your independent bed to try and unseat senator mike lee in november. how exactly do that democratic party decision come about, did you lobby them to stand down? >> well, start off to say, a majority of -- one replace mike lee. the challenge of that majority is divided between democrats of course, independents, disaffected republicans or pro democracy republicans, whatever you'd like to label them. and then members of third parties and so i went to unite a utah party, democratic party and asked them to join my coalition to defeat mike lee, i asked them to help me form this majority that already wants to replace him, so that we can do that and the process was the following both for the united utah party and for the democratic party at utah, they had their conventions on their delegates cast a vote in order to join our coalition, to support my candi

however , evans as indicated by those maps does sit right in the middle of the zone.here's very heavy truck traffic among other considerations there. it is presently served by one transit line from sf mta and does not provide quite asgood conductivity as some of the other streets in the area . for the oakdale station again, this is the station that has been historically thought of and has been considered the de facto stationoption. you can see it basically shifts the station to the south . one very large flock to the other side of gerald. but provide access from general in that case and then also from oakdale. it would be a bit of a mix level.it would be a little higher on the northern end and a little lower on the southern end as well as a slow increases there. it also may be an opportunity to reconnect queen street which was severed by a burn back about five years ago at the time when there was a bridge needing placement. it was closing queen street and remaining us. as i noted the southeast community facility is at that southern end of the station along with a very

evan, let's start with evan first. evan, you have been talking i don't your sources about this investigation. i understand you're getting some information. what do you have for us? >> reporter: don, you know, one of the things we're still trying to gather from federal law enforcement that is over there is a little bit more about this time line of how this shooting occurs. at this point we only know from the department of public safety that he drives into a ditch. this is after the shooting where the grandmother is shot. sometime after that he's in this incident where the car ends up in a ditch, and then somehow manages to get past the shootout with law enforcement there to get into the school and kills these 19 kids. so that's what we know at this point. we don't know very much about the motivation. we know from law enforcement that that is focus right now, talking to people who are in touch with him on some of the social media. we heard now from some people who were in touch with him who talked about him being a quiet

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bottom of the first evan longoria, deep drive to straightaway center. on top of the vegetable garden. that one goes three-run home, run 3, nothing. giants. 2 batters later jock peterson at the plate. you had a huge night. 3 homers and 8 rbi last night. does it again. this one into the bleachers. a 2 run shot 5, nothing giants. second inning. the longball barrage continues. outfielder mike is trump's key to the same places. longoria's into the garden. 2 run, homer, 8, nothing giants. this was fun to watch. next batter. one korea. it's a good piece of that hole. high drive down the left-field line. it stays fair. and out. he goes back to back with a second home run of the game 9, nothing giants this one over quickly. san francisco cruises the rest of the way. 9, 3, when that's the final score. they take 2, 3, games from the nl east lead or the next up. the giant hit the road for 10 game road trip. >> beginning tomorrow in cincinnati. >> the a's in seattle looking to win the series against the mariners. top of the 4th. no score. seth brown at the plate cat

evans coming through in a final set tiebreaker.tish men in the last 16 after he battled past john isner in three sets 6—a, 6—7, 6—a. he faces the seventh—seed carlos alcaraz next. andy murray makes up the three brits still standing. he faces old rival and world number one novak djokovic next. and that's all the sport for now. hello. a ridge of high pressure for england and wales will keep it mainly dry in the day ahead. scotland and northern ireland closer to weather fronts for a cloudy start. a little patchy rain here and there. the chance of that during the day more especially western and mainly north west scotland. eastern and southern scotland may see a few sunny spells, a few developing in northern ireland. pleasantly warm, sunny spells amongst quite a lot of cloud in england and wales, with a very slight chance of a shower, and a warmer day, with temperatures up to 22 in the warmer spots in south east england. overnight and into friday, rain gathering for scotland and northern ireland as it becomes more widespread and heavier

, thank you very much, as evan learns more he will join us.r fbi deputy director andrew mccabe along with acting baltimore police commissioner, analyst, julia and assistant homeland security and charles ramsey who was the former philadelphia police commissioner among other commissionerships and i appreciate all of you very much. so we're learning more information here, let me just get you a chance here to respond to this, commissioner, what evan was just reporting. two assault rifles bought very recently, bought locally, that are very expensive and this is what we understand in terms of the arsenal this shooter had. >> well, a lot of investigation needs to be carried out. atf has to figure out, out of the weapons, ammunition, expects warrants -- because it is a crime scene, and figuring out everything behind it. >> director mccabe, you know, we are here confirming that the death toll right now and i want to just point out, you know, 30 minutes ago we understood 14 children, that officials say were in saecond, third and fourh grade were slaught

charles evans is speaking and we got this headline. it's important to look at exactly what he said in his prepared remarks which will start momentarily. there will be questions and answers after that. he said, yes, they have to move. they have to reposition monetary policy and move the rate higher. they may have to go above neutral. but if possible, he would like to see if they can get back to a more moderate pace. markets have to understand the fed don't have a blueprint. they don't know when inflation will come down. and they know that right now, when they look at demand, chair powell said that demand is strong. solid numbers, strong upward revisions in the previous month. people using their credit cards and they have a lot of money in the bank. this is what the fed is up against and charles evans is opening the door to the more dovish side that we will do what we have to do, but maybe we won't have to be that aggressive. but markets have to realize that we've never been a cycle like this and there is no blueprint. we will have to wa

[laughter] my firstuestion is for general evans. we expected the jamestown readiness center which is 817 engineer company staff. we expected they would be and you tell me how come they are not and when they are going to be? >> thank you for the question sir. we prioritize based on the army simulators in the top line. i will go back to see where that project is for 24, server. >> yes that was their number one ask we need to get them in hyper should that very much if you would. that also the line of communications bridge, can you tell me where you are in terms of the training capability? are you familiar with that? >> i'm not but i the answer that question. okay. we included in the build, report language directing you to establish a training pipeline for that program. so if you would check on that and let us know. >> yes, sir. >> thank you general. general barry, air force base is the only base that has a dual nuclear mission. but the b-52 bombers with the nuclear weapon and also icbms. we need a new weapons facility. my question is w

lord evans spoke to our political correspondent ben wright.t's been a missed moment for the ministerial code committing to spend the next moment for the investigation of breach is where i think the independence of the adviser is really important in their ability to initiate investigation under their own judgment. it also a missed opportunity because we made recommendations in regard to other bodies such as the commission of the public appointments, etc, none of those so far has the government responded on. what we are concerned about as we suggested there should be full independence for them to initiate their own investigations but that it should still be for the prime minister to respond to what should be done if a breach had been found, and that in order to make that work so that the adviser isn't in a position where there were just needs to resign, which would be constitutionally of a dangerous, we said that there should be graduated sanctions available, because some of the things in the ministerial code are not terribly significant constit

>> as you note, evan, u.s. customs and border protection personnel, they now have responded to the scene of this shooting. what more are you learning about that and about other federal law enforcement who may already be on the scene? fbi, atf and others. >> reporter: right. exactly. and the fbi and the atf have now arrived. again, because of the location of uvalde close to the mexican border, the presence of cbp is -- they're the largest federal law enforcement in that area. this is a small town. again, it's close to the mexican border. but now we know that the fbi resources have now arrived. they're going to be helping to lead this investigation to figure out what happened, why this shooter went to the school. he is obviously 18 years old. these were second, third, and fourth-graders according to the local officials. so we don't know what relationship he had with the school, whether there's a relative there, whether there was somebody there that he was trying to go after. again, those are the things that are t

can you talk about the evans street project? >> one of the things we did during covid was dramatically expand the rate of what we call quick build projects, which are fast-moving projects using simple and cheap materials in order to redesign streets and test out new ideas and see how they work, as well as get a lot of feedback from community before moving into a larger capital project that converts all of that plastic stuff into concrete and trees and, you know, curb extensions. what we have been finding is that our quick build safety projects are able to cut severe injury and fatalities between 25 and 75%, depending upon the location on the techniques that we use. so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, aga

ktvu evan sernoffsky has been following the story.ins us live from the newsroom tonight with the latest devon. that's right. mike the state's governor, greg abbott, saying at least 14 kids and one teacher were killed in this horrific massacre that also left the gunman dead. we're also hearing reports that there may be as many as 18 kids killed along with three adults. we're working to confirm those numbers right now. this all happened at rob elementary school, and you validate texas governor. abbott says the gunman identified as 18 year old salvador ramos was fatally shot by responding officers. authorities say ramos got out of his pickup truck near the school and entered with a handgun and possibly a rifle as well. they believe ramos was a local resident and a student that you validly high school authorities saying the suspect also allegedly shot his grandmother before entering the school. so far, we've seen images from the scene of distraught families waiting to hear news about whether their kids are among the dead. governor abbott

i have obtained a memo written by evan spiegel to snap's staff. it just went out moments ago as he's speaking right now at this jpmorgan conference. he's striking a little more optimistic note talking about the opportunities for the company in the long term he writes, quote, we believe that the progress we've made growing our revenue combined with the strength of our balance sheet has positioned us well for the current environment, saying that 2022 remains a significant investment year for snap, despite the ongoing volatility he says that they will slow their pace of hiring they do expect to hire more than 500 new team members between now and the end of the year. that's 10% head count growth and that's in addition to the 900 job offers that have already been accepted this year. so still hiring but at a slower pace he also said they will be evaluating it remainder of 2022 budgets to find cost savings so really notable to hear that kind of caution. though certainly a more optimistic tone that we got in that ak filing with shares down 20%, melissa we

evans moves up to fifth in the standings.f the giro d'italia. the 27—year—old italian had suffered for two years with injuries and covid. ineos grenadiers rider richard carapaz retained the race lead. bromley claimed the fa trophy for the first time in their history with a 1—0 win over wrexham, with striker michael cheek scoring with striker michael cheek scoring the all—important goal. finally, england's matt fitzpatrick heads into this evening's final round of the us pga championship just three shots off the lead in oklahoma. he's back out in the next hour. a few days ago, fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea! but he sits joint second overnight on six under. that's behind the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who's playing in just his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day, with none of the current top six having won a major title. the start i had, it's easy to get away from me. i wasjust away from me. i was just really proud of the way that i battled back and

he has just adapted an agatha christie novel, "why didn't they ask evans?" laurie! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there you go. >> thank you. beautiful people. >> stephen: it's so nice to have you back. >> it's so good to be back. >> stephen: welcome back to the states, because you-- >> thank you. >> stephen: how long were you over in london? >> well, it seems like-- well, i've lost track of time. i have no idea how long i was-- >> stephen: 2020 was the last time you could easily get back over here. >> yeah, i know, so-- it's been a couple of years. >> stephen: it's been a couple of years, okay. so, do you enjoy being back? i mean... >> i love it! i absolutely love it. i had a very tough time getting back in. >> stephen: to the united states? >> yeah. >> stephen: why are we keeping hugh laurie out? >> getting in here. >> stephen: why are we keeping you out? >> because i had neglected to observe that a green card is-- expires. ( laughter ) i just, i didn't read it. i didn't read the small print, and it expir

eddie bernice johnson, chairman thompson, chairman scott, representative carter and representative evans, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 7077. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mooney of west virginia, i inform the house that mr. mooney will vote yea on h.r. 7077. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote yea on h.r. 7077. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. tiffany of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote yea on h.r. 7077. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes

and of course our author of the night evan. all right. thank you. how am i doing on sound level here? good. okay, maybe when you go out louder right louder even louder i couldn't tell us a thumbs up or those. how about this? okay. um, so thanks everyone and thanks to powerhouse really nice to be here in person. the book came out kind of at height of omicron. you know did a zoom event. this is much more fun and really nice to see familiar faces and that you that you all kind of still exist in you know, not just on the screen but in real life. so i'm just gonna i'm gonna give like a short spiel like five eight minutes about about the book rather than read a small slice of it. just kind of give and overview and then we'll we'll talk about it. so the book it's a corporate crime narrative. and kind of a cops and robbers story. i think in genre and and techniques it's like it's most comparable to. like a book like bad blood about the theranos scandal smartest guys in the room about enron or black edge by sheila kohakara is about insider trading scandal. i

, and how jarring that was when brian cornell was on squawk, and certainly no different today with evan spiegel's comments. >> and wise comments from art cashin about the levels we're watching on the s&p. i believe he said 3815 we're a ways from that, getting back toward the levels, we are under 3,900 where it shows that investors are nervous. let's talk snap, and how its earnings are being felt across tech with julia boorstin, hey, julia. >> hey, john, what a dramatic decline for snap, and the thing that i'm most focused on here is the fact that it's been just about a month since snap gave its guidance for the second quarter, and not only do they guide between 20 and 25% revenue growth in the second quarter and now they're coming in and saying it's going to be below 20%, but i want to go back to the kind of insight that evan spiegel gave to revenue growth at the beginning of the year. at the beginning of the year, he said they were growing revenue 44%. then that slowed down after russia's invasion of ukraine, and all the market volatility there, and then they gave this lower guidance f

evans moves up to fifth in the standings. on stage 15 of the giro d'italia. he had suffered for two years with injuries and covid. ineos grenadiers rider richard carapaz retained the race lead. bromley claimed the fa trophy for the first time in their history with a 1—0 win over wrexham, with striker michael cheek scoring the all—important goal. finally, it's the final round of golf�*s uspga tournament is well under way in oklahoma. england's matt fitzpatrick teed off a short while ago. he started just three shots off the lead in oklahoma. a few days ago, fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he was joint second overnight on six under. i can tell you fitzpatrick has dropped a shot, so he's now back on five under. keep up to date with all the latest on the bbc sport website, with commentray from nine on radio five live sports extra hope your team has done all right today and we'll see you next time. good evening. in the sunshine again today, temperatures have reached the low 20s, but act

evan brown, you've got a strong dollar call. a framework for the way you're thinking about this market. how important is this change? >> it is important because it creates i think more uncertainty because we seem these persistent surprises and -- surprises in inflation that they have to continue to ratchet their tightening. we have this dynamic where you're starting to see inflation peak but where will be level out at. that's the big question over the coming months really the second half of the year. with -- what's forecasted after this trend, down a little bit or below expectations. we are so data dependent right now is that a change in trend. so the potential economic outlook and concerns for markets are really uncertain and that may continue volatility. tom: is growth dead? >> i do not think so. talking economic growth? tom: i'm talking growth stocks. jonathan: we've been talking economic growth. [laughter] tom: i expect that kind of answer from lou -- from lou. use the snark. growth stocks. >> it is definitely not. we've see

thank you, evan. i appreciate it. >>> we have a lot more ahead tonight on the buffalo mass shooting. new york governor kathy hochul joins me next with what she knows tonight. obviously, we got termites. well, first thing is, you gotta know what they're bitin' on. hey! i told you to hire a pro. i did get a pro. an orkin pro! i got this. got termites? don't call any pro, call the orkin pro. orkin. the best in pests. this is roundup for lawns. this stuff works. this stuff kills weeds down to the root without killing your lawn. this stuff works on dandelions, crabgrass, clover. this stuff works for up to three months. this stuff works guaranteed, or your money back. this is roundup for lawns. this stuff works. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. cal: we've saved our money, and

over the years of studying service in the theater, evan kapitan has already become well accustomed too the cold in winter, which his mother did not like so much, but belarus saw little. mainly during there was a performance on tour that i was danced in minsk, we danced in other cities, mogilev komil, so yes, i saw it, but, apart from these cases, no, it never happened. i stop down, it was also his, but this is also his for work. there we have sweets or there, well, mostly in nesvizh, as it were, it’s small, so it’s possible even if we finalize it and sometimes we even go there 2 days in a row, like me. well, i looked a little, walked around there beautifully very basics of the russian language, he could not even imagine that he would play russian fairy-tale characters ivanushka from the little humpbacked horse, a poor man who became the tsar, thanks to his kind heart, the minion of fate, the ballet to the music of rodion shchedrin the little humpbacked horse was staged at the bolshoi theater in 2022. ivan uh, i really try to play him such a naive cheerful boy who i still do n’t know a

evans and mr. suozzi, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the amendments en bloc number 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. bice of oklahoma, i inform the house that mrs. bice will vote yea on en bloc number 3. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina and mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on en bloc 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote no on the amendments en bloc number 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. nehls of texas, i inform the house that mr. nehls will be voting ye

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haslinda: from charles evans in particular. he said if the fed were to raise rates above what is deemed as the neutral rate, then he expects inflation can be contained. take a listen. >> as inflation comes down, hopefully some of those prices will reverse. food prices often can round-trip , and energy prices, too. but gas prices are high and that is always a negative for consumer confidence. rishaad: let's get straight to our mliv strategist. those comments coming from charles evans, we've got the fed in all this as we see equities under severe pressure. the question is how low can global stocks go? how low will u.s. stocks go, too? >> i think it's a question of how long as well. if you take the comments from evans and wed them to what powell and others have been saying, it seems they are determined to get in front of inflation after accepting for a long time that some inflation was a good thing. they now seem to have backtracked on that. if they are serious, there is a long period of pain coming for equity markets. when you've

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and for more on evans investigation into canaan use of force in the bay area, including a breakdown of specific cases through the years had to ktvu dot com. city leaders in antioch said they now have a zero tolerance approach after a sideshow crowd damaged a police car with an officer inside. the officers had been called to the side show saturday night at the 18th and a street area where they tried to break up the crowd. the crowd turned violent against that patrol car. the officer tried to actually go after one of the vehicles that was nearby them, and he was completely surrounded by the spectators. incidents bring great danger, responding officers. participants and bystanders. the bear says police officers treat citizens with respect but reverse the reverse should also be true. the city council is expected to take up a measure to arrest and find spectators. that side shows, police say, although they may not immediately catch sideshow drivers they might show up at their homes with to

as for dan evans then. lost against sweden's mikeal ymer, in a sets. to football and just this week, the england boss gareth southgate condemed the recent set of pitch—invasions, describing it as a national embarrassment. maheta malongo — the ceo of the professional footballers association — says that more must be done to protect the players. you know that the big game will typically involve certain reactions from the cloud, especially if it's a positive outcome and i think the players, maybe not enough preventative measures have been put in place by the people need to make sure they're safe and work and i think they are asking is why is this happening and what have we learned from what has happened and what can we do better going forward? i think it's a question of notjust looking back and looking for people, i think it's what can we learn from what has happened and making sure that we, the people responsible for the security in the stadium but the proper measures in place so this will not happen again in

some backed by wall street, so homeowners association leaders like miller and evans have gone to workhanging the rules >> we added a clause that new homeowners have to live in their house for two years before it can be rented or leased so while we don't target the investors per se, it does that in a round about day >> reporter: miller's board put a one-year requirement in place, as well as capping rental capacity at 47% of homes in the community. both have seen a decline in investor buying and say conditions and safety have improved. but not all are convinced the process is fair. >> this is about home owners associations attempting to dictate who can and cannot live in their community. >> reporter: the investor industry says hoas are overreaching their authority. >> these constructs created by homeowners associations infringe on the pursuit of housing by making housing more restricting, less accessible >> what do you say to that >> i disagree. when you purchase your home here, you have the opportunity to read and review the documents. you sign off on it >> do you think more hoas shoul

the only heard from charles evans, the chicago fed president.e is not a voting member of the fomc, so he may be irrelevant. >> never. non-voters are not relevant. when they sit down at the table, they go one by one by one around the table and say what they see. charles evans has been at the federal reserve for a long time, well respected monetary economist, and he has been dovish. he is in the same campus jerome powell. we got an interesting nuance from him because he thinks the fed should frontload the heights , 50 basis points at first, but before december, he thinks they will have started to do may be beast a few 25 basis point hikes to get to the neutral rate, 2.2 product percent to two point have percent -- 2.25% to 2.50%. this, after some dinner remarks in a question and answer session with an audience. he wants to get the neutral by september and thinks the economy is in good shape. he thinks inflation, that the great the fed watches will be down to 3% or lower in 2023. he says he can see lots of scenarios where maybe that will not happen

boris sanchez in uvalde and evan perez in washington, d.c. good evening. boris, investigators say up to an hour passed between the time the shooter got to the school and when he was neutralized. what is the latest on this timeline? >> reporter: don, investigators are still trying to piece together exactly what happened throughout the 60 minutes on tuesday here at robb elementary school. what we learned a short time ago was that there was a lull in the action. apparently, when the shooter entered the school he immediately started shooting at students and teachers and then right after law enforcement arrived he engaged with them in a standoff. there was gunfire exchanged, but then officials say he stopped and barricaded himself. that allowed them to evacuate students from other parts of the school and slowly encircle him. according to an official, that lull in the action lasted roughly half an hour. soon after that officials were able to encircle the shooter and neutralize him. >> evan perez, do we know if they have surveillance footage from inside and outsi

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chinese immigrant community representatives from south bay supervisors offices and assembly member evan lowe's office. the event was made possible in part through santa clara county's division of equity and social justice. chance a special. thank you to everyone. what a great event a great way to spend an afternoon and really francis compared to the fog that we're having san jose looking real nice out there. yeah, they had more sunshine and warmer temperatures and right now we're starting to see some clouds and a cold front move through the bay area you can see it here with live doppler 7 and the satellite radar image we could see some possible sprinkles in the north bay. and so far the last 24 hours. we only have trace amounts in santa rosa and in vacaville and also in fairfield current temperatures right now. range from upper 50s in half moon bay 59 to some low 70s out there like fairfield brentwood even morgan hill at 70 degrees in san jose too hanging on to that 70 and also the winds have been gusting at sfo to 31 miles per hour notice. it has been breezy out there tomorrow. we'llez

expected under what can only be described as exceedingly difficult circumstances. >> and that was evan lambert reporting. >> all right, time for another look at the forecast as we are looking live outside at sfo. looks like a nice night. a little bit of fog there by december, mountains, but >> not enough for much of the bay area to cool us off. it was a warm day today. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here. but the sierra warm up there, too. i know what a great weekend getaway forecast. i mean, cheers to the weekend already off to a great start this friday. and those of you heading out to this especially at the lakes, enjoy that because it's going to be perfect. springtime weather there. >> here's a live look at yosemite falls. and let's take a look at radar for out there right now. very dry, clear conditions for those of you in this year, noticing a little bit of a warming trend out there right now. and temperatures very pleasant, a little bit toasty for truckee. 72 degrees. mid for south lake continuing all weekend long even into monday of this upcoming weekend. fortunately, no win

evan longoria up, evan longoria out. the golf shot deserves a golf clap.the upper deck bleachers, his third of the year. it's a one-run game. in the ninth, giants down a run. wilmer flores, two outs. the base hit. they send them, zakeno has a big arm. joey bart is out by a lot. ball game and the series to cincinnati. reds win 3-2. s.f. has lost 7 of their last 9. >>> mark kotsay attended his daughter's graduation so brad ausmus has the title of manager against the rangers. corey seager, a towering two-run shot off zach lowe. that will put texas on the board 2-0. very next pitch, adolis garcia hid 31 homers last year, trying to find this year's power, that's number seven of the season. 5-1 in the fifth. that's the former athletic marcus semien. hold the boat. doing them dirty. the grand slam. that was his first home run of the season. and it was never close from that point. texas 11, oakland 4. a's are 6-17 at home this season. >>> david esker and stanford baseball taking on arizona in the tournament. bottom three. the cardinals' carter graham connecting an

norah. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thanks so much.in washington, senate democrats failed in a bid to make the landmark "roe v wade" decision federal law, but succeeded in putting members on the record when it comes to abortion rights. the move comes as the supreme court could be on the verge of overturning the constitutional right to abortion. here's cbs' nikole killion. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: even with vice president kamala harris presiding, senate democrats fell short of the 60 votes needed to advance the women's health protection act to enshrine abortion rights into federal law. >> the senate failed to stand in defense of a woman's right to make decisions about her own body. >> reporter: democrats argue the measure would codify "roe v wade" by preserving access to abortion services, while republicans declared it too extreme. >> when i said this was a five- alarm fire, i meant it. >> i'm being called a radical extremist because i believe she's valuable. >> reporter: west virginia senator joe manchin was the onl

here's evan, longoria. shot to the second deck way out his third home run this week giants down 3-2 top of the ninth tying run on second two on two out a lot going on here wilmer flores liner to right joey bart gun around the bases headed home, but our status aquino throws him out by a mile and the giants lose it three two their second straight loss to the team of the worst record in the majors. ouch ice cream helmets coliseum good place to get them. maybe sharing aloud. i don't know oakland hosting the rangers top five five one texas spaces loaded for former a mark is semian and there goes his first home of the year. it is a grand slam rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 and 14 in their last 16 games at home ncaa softball super regional stanford needs a winning against oregon state to force a winner. take all game three tomorrow on the beaver strike first grace mesmer a two out two-run single, oregon state up two. nothing in a hurry. stanford's best chance comes it faces loaded. we're loaded. i should say with

cnn's senior justice correspondent evan perez live. in almost every respect this mass shooting is following a very similar pattern to see many others. is there anything investigators have found that stands out as being significantly different? >> reporter: yeah, john, we cover so many of these and usually by this point talking to law enforcement you're starting to get a picture of the shooter and perhaps some indications of the motivation. we're not getting that at this point, and that's a very notable thing. we have, you know, this incident that happened. apparently he shot -- he shoots the grandmother and then at some point ends up crashing his car outside of this school and then makes his way somehow despite getting into a shootout with a number of officers ends up somehow inside these classrooms where these 19 children are then massacred. so there's a lot of unanswered questions as to how we get here, how this shooter goes from someone who is described by some of his friends as a loner, as a quiet person, someone who's perhaps bull

we've learned from evan what it will look like. what then will this offer to not just this department but other departments moving forward as we will likely see another active shooting situation? >> yeah, this is like the pulse nightclub after action review the justice department did. they have an office called the oriented policing office that provides this type of technical assistance. but let me point out, this is one of, i think, four independent investigations that are under review right now. one is there may be a criminal investigation because this was a shooting, it involved border patrol. there may or may not have been assistance, maybe the gun shop that sold the guns and that sort of thing. i think there may be a criminal investigation. i think there is a border patrol shooting review that's going on because that's a federal agency and they had officers involved, so there's a shooting review there. and this doj independent review that's going on, and then the dps review, the department of public safety in texas. so i think

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i'm really concerned by the fact that if we don't reach any peace agreement in door to means that evan dough and national august holidays, meaning that most of the biggest urban groups out up to did. it means that day still being able to far from the country in this table. so it is something very important and coming into a piece of women. but what actually, you know, it's kind of making the, any. busy disagreement fading in the door is evan, the composition of the different groups, back to me sitting at the table, the rebel groups are so fragmented, as my colleague said. and so how can we come to agreement if that eviction is not just between the government under different groups that are speaking, but also we do, all the rooms are sitting to the table. so for me, we are facing to situations actually the person that there was no more visibility. when the national happen there is ever no visibility on which would be to issue the issue of the law. and then after that we are then questioning . when should did a propositional pedro to end with the elections and actually then the initial 1

cbs' carter evans has more. >> reporter: while johnny depp's arrival at a virginia courthouse lookedon the stand the actor is adamant. >> i have never struck a woman in my life. >> his ex-wife amber heard cheerfully detailed gripping allegations of sexual and physical abuse. >> my head was bashing against the back of the bar and i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: heard's sister could soon take the stand for the defense along with johnny depp's ex-girlfriend ellen barkin. how important is it that amber heard's had witnesses for her. >> it is vital. >> if they are credible witnesses, then i think it could really hurt depp's case. all she has to show is that there is at least one instance of domestic violence. >> reporter: depp is suing his ex for $50 million, claiming she de famed him in a "washington post" op ed. on social media heard is facing repeated attacks from depp supporters who say she is simply acting on the stand. >> there certainly is a lot of victim shaming going on online. it will deter future victims from wanting to move forward and publicly speak out. >> reporter: the jud