mccormick said it was the worst conspiracy in us history. and to believe the pearl harbor conspiracy theory one had to think that roosevelt and other national leaders had been involved in this from you know, massive convoluted plot to draw american tour knowingly killed thousands of americans in the process and then hit or faked evidence to conceal their crime. but that's how mccormick and his cousins saw the history of world war two in their view, japan and germany never posed a real threat to the united states the american people fought largely for three and a half years. at least in part to gratify franklin roosevelt's ego. so let me conclude by. just asking why is the story of the isolationist mainstream press of the 30s and 40s largely forgotten. and i would argue that historians of conservatism have often listened to the respectable voices of the elite media or intellectuals. instead of the voices of the enraged populace despite the greater reach of the latter. and the more highbrow quality newspapers may have influenced opinion leader

though they disagreed with mccormick first on the domestic new deal, he and his sister, mccormick and hearst all agreed on foreign policy. belgrade and the proper response it of hitler's aggression in europe. to ignore it. they believed it would be disastrous for their country to confront the nazis. as important to remember these immediate moguls did not shrink shrink from all military intervention. they cheered on and sometimes even demanded u.s. invasion of latin american nations. so rather than opposing militarism or intervention in general they opposed american intervention against the nazi specifically. they fought roosevelt's attempts tose challenge hitler whose goas as they saw them take comments and, anglo-saxon domination. and hitler's method. now of these four american hearst was the most enthusiastic about fascism. at least in the early 1930s he hired hitler and other nazi officials to write self-serving propaganda for his newspapers and he paid them generously. after meeting hitler in berlin in 1934 hearst was enthusiastic about the way hitler restored character encouraged

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stick em mccormick, gray and craggy and white haired. a charming, lively face. rather humorous. i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with the thought that there is a dramatic something there that says take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i'll be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already large. [ no audio ] i want it done so that the house and the senate will look better to the nation as much as i want it to be done for lyndon's good and the democratic party's good. by all odds, the most important thing to me in the speech was where he said this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i ask this congress and all americans to join with me in that effort, with a pretty heavy accent on education, on retraining, on health. i like that line about a thousand dollars invested in salvaging an unemployable today can return -- in his lifetime. >> yes, ma'am. >> i thought that you looked strong, firm and like a reliable guy. your looks are splendid. the closeups were much better than the distance

trial, which was set to begin less than two weeks from today in delaware in front of chancellor mccormick. now my understanding is it has been filed with the court. it is under seal at this point there was a hearing about it in delaware again, under seal but the basics of what have been reported are correct, which is that he has proposed to and has apparently been agreed that he would close the deal on the stated terms something of a shock given many had expected at the very least he'd be willing to go to court remember, though, mr. musk was scheduled to be deposed by the end of this week the 6th and the 7th were the days they were working with although that was not a certainty. apparently his lawyer was going to be deposed as soon as today, but it will appear those depositions will no longer have to take place. again, we are waiting, frank, for an official confirmation in terms of a press release but given the fact that the stock has been halted news pending and from yut what i'm hearing from the court it does appear this was a very quick and unexpected perhaps end -- unexpected in the s

right in front of speaker mccormick instead of carl hayden with the flag behind him despicable mccormick gray and craggy and white haired. senator hayden here ever since arizona end of the union charming lovely 85 rally humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with the thought that there is a dramatic. something there that says take care. my favorite line was actually about the first i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long and then there was a line about it can be done by this summer. i want it done in order to so the house and the senate will look better to the nation as much as i wanted to be done or for linden's good and the democratic party is good. by all odds most important thing to me in the speech was where he said then that this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i asked this congress at all americans to join with me in that effort, but they're pretty heavy accent on education on retraining on health. i like that line about a thousand dollars invested in salvaging and unemploy

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then i started to read mark mccormick and charles i thought this is really out there. then i started getting interested in us cousin joe patterson and it was harder to find new york daily news editorials because they're not digitized in the beginningng for them that time i started it was just a few years ago that they shut up in databases so it makes it much easier for historians and he started to think about that and think what is that we missed because we are looking at the new york times looking at time magazine and suit to some degree the chicago tribune but there is this whole range of isolation newspapers update and new deal newspapersre out there you go through all of this microfilm to find the stories and i started thinking about if you start from those sources, the actual news articles andou editorials published that were so anti- roosevelt and if you going to the archives of the editors and reporters, and you look at the private conversations, but how they viewed roosevelt in hispo policies, then how does a change for under our opinion boy roosevelt field in

. >> let's go to michelle mccormick. >> here is what we note about shared -- know about shared revenue in wisconsin. when it comes to sharing that money municipalities for critical services, it remains stagnant. what action will you take to enable green bay and cities across our state to maintain and sustain public safety? you have one minute. tim: problems across the state are vast. crime is up. school scores are down. the best decisions are made at the local level. people in county government, units of government, village presidents, they are closest to the people. they hear the problems. we need to make sure there is ample funds at the local level to solve the problems. the bureaucracies in washington are vast. the bureaucracies in medicine need for leadership. i'm going to mixer we have adequate funding for big problems. we will spend as much money as any governor, has on education, but spend it wisely. right now, that is not happening we will have plenty of money for law enforcement because crime is surging across wisconsin. everywhere i go from superior to kenosha, people are con

moderator: let's go to michelle mccormick in green bay. >> here's what we know about shared revenue in wisconsin. when it comes to collecting taxes, it comes -- it goes up, but when it comes to sharing money, it remains stagnant. what will it take to enable green bay and cities across the state to maintain and sustain public health and safety in the long-term? mr. michaels, you have a minute. mr. michaels: the problems across the state are vast. crime is up, school stores -- scores are down. the best decisions are made at the local level. people in county and municipal government, village presidents, they are closest to the people and hear the problems viewed we need to make sure there is ample funds at the local level to solve the problems. the bureaucracies in washington, d.c. are vast, there bureaucracies in madison need proper leadership. i'm going to make sure we have adequate funding for the big problems. we will spend as much money as any governor ever has on education but we will spend it wisely, because right now that is not happening. we will have plenty of money for law enfo

and so you may find that this ends up in court in front of chancellor mccormick, before it is finally resolved. but based on what everything i heard, and what is in that let and the expectations on both sides this deal is lickly to come to an end very, very soon in terms of mr. musk acquiring the company at $54.20. his investors coming in, the $7 billion he raised. them funding, morgan stanley coming up with $13 billion, there is a look at what they committed to with other banks. that's not going to be pretty for them to the extent that that was committed to some time ago when the bond market was a somewhat different place one may expect they have to take cuts as they sell that debt down that being said, the credit worthiness here is going to be quite high you have $33 billion in equity ahead of you as a lender $32 billion given the equity check mr. musk is writing, with the $7 billion we do believe he's raised money of the money for that equity check. but robert frank has been tracking this pretty closely he indicates to me it could have another 2 or $3 billion that he has to raise i

don't expect chancellor mccormick to grant the stay.o clm of how long it will take the banks to actually get together they have a 15-day marketing period should they choose to use it it seems unlikely any of them would move forward with marketing. their commitment for leveraged finance. and so you know, a lot of these claims seem somewhat hollow. it goes back to the idea that, sara, we don't have a deal still. we have musk offering 5420 saying i'm ready to do it. twitter saying we need assurances when we drop this litigation that you're actually going to buy us. neither side really trusts each other. maybe chancellor mccormick will be able to figure it out i don't know then we've got weird headlines from musk's lawyer talking about lower offers that were made. it's -- you know what, this is the world of musk, what can i tell you it's bizarre, and there are investors who are just choosing to say see ya later. as likely as they still may feel it is that this will close at 54 p .20, they don't want to take the risk. >> twitter's stock now

and chancellor mccormick said, done i will let you do that that date was probably at the very end ofort of the reasonability scale in terms of how far you could push things. they didn't need to go that far, it wouldn't seem they haven't even contacted the banks as yet, as far as i was able to determine based on a number of different calls, in terms of saying, get ready to fund and/or their equity partners, remember the $7 billion he raised from the likes of larry ellison? none of them had been contacted either it does appear when mr. musk sent in that letter, and maybe it was him and his lawyer didn't seem to know on monday night when he authored that letter as, of course, at the same time, he was tweeting about ukraine and russia but here we are, and where we are is that, well, there's a lot of people who believe in the 22 days between now and when he has to close, who knows what elon musk and his legal team will come up? that's the fear. other side would say, there's nothing they can do. they are going to close, and if they don't, chancellor mccormick is going to say, we're having

keith mccormick e—mailed on tuesday: also taking exception to the coverage of the following morningsn radio 4 was the business secretary speaking to michelle. i'm trying to get your view on what many people regard as a very invested competent picture that's been sparked by the mini—budget. hold on — you suggest it's causal, which is a speculation, what has caused the effect in pension funds because of some quite high—risk, but low probability investment strategies is not necessarily the mini—budget. it could just as easily be the fact that the day before, the bank of england did not raise interest rates as much as the federal reserve did, and i thinkjumping to conclusions about causality is not meeting the bbc's requirement for impartiality. jacob rees—mogg there on wednesday. on friday, we heard of kwasi kwarteng's sacking. well, it is been a busy week for what used to be the business and economics unit and now the money, technology and data department, but its editor has spared the time to talk to us. and thank you for coming on newswatch. and being ex chancellor and already some v

robert thought so and wrote a few weeks ago: keith mccormick e—mailed on tuesday: also taking exceptiondio 4 was the business secretary speaking to michelle. i'm trying to get your view on what many people regard as a very invested competent picture that's been sparked by the mini—budget. hold on — you suggest it's causal, which is a speculation, what has caused the effect in pension funds because of some quite high—risk, but low probability investment strategies is not necessarily the mini—budget.

he's a philosopher of military nutrition. photo mccormick, sort of thumbs up on them. some of them. yep. with team spirit here is impressive. we're not going to come out of this is the russian army with a song. that's what i'm, what is the, what i shot. so what do you on what the lower willis this is not a rule. it's just rocky. pete miller. it's not find it. my number, your number, if so, but on the boat out. so that's always sweet champa stand, i'm saddam. not a 1000000 save on shy, mislead, recently, probably do not a mortar meeting yet, but you didn't know if you pay for our bitches. like either, jesse about chafe, winer, if i wanted to a bucket to call, which i'm assuming i bill, but what the stuck on the new year we spent expect a couple us in the list. i'll stop, you've got to push the video to show her. would you either finish up will up up, or ward more? mitchell not assorted was if i go to mass this as a king, embedded voucher dealers are sharp. look, mark walker, be it is to treat it, but i'll, if so, should i book, why number of law closer the boy with alphabetical morta

kriti: mark mccormick, global head of fx strategy. you as always we are getting breaking news, this time coming from apple. there are things like additional education, health care benefits, that unionized store will need to negotiate for those new perks . you are seeing a little bit of a slide in those shares. apple shares down about 0.2%. i think the theme here is coming on a day where we saw some pain with major layoffs. we are talking about trying to keep profits on the balance sheet. lots to consider in the months ahead. coming up on the show, cosco brings up its prices. the company is still able to -- this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is bloomberg markets. you were mentioning earlier that texaco beat profit estimates for third quarter and raised its forecast for the entire year with possible positive signs for earnings season. joining us now is garrett nelson , senior equity research analyst at cfra. inc. you as always for joining us. during the pandemic, and i want to say the time after, my favorite ratio don't look at from a mac

you know some of the names along the wayside, david mccormick, john rubinstein, eileen murray, who came from morgan stanley and spent quite a while as a co-ceo in bridgewater. greg jensen who is a co-cio. it was hard and it was much harder than ray expected. this is the final and irreversible step in his succession plan. he is handing over voting were told -- voting control to the firm's founder and as he calls himself cio mentor. jon: the timing is interesting. kriti: bridgewater's track record, they are putting up some better numbers. talk about the timing of this analysis. >> this was baked in the cake in the early part of the year when it water its board to everybody and talk about changes in governance. what is a surprise as ray is giving up control and at a time that makes clients feel better. to your point, bridgewater's pure alpha strategy which is its flagship, find if you will, actually represented in more than a single fund. the strategy is up 35% year to date. that really helps to reverse some of bridgewater's awful performance in the pandemic when pure alpha lost 13% in 202

the numbers were mccormick's nus out. of price hikes through, and they also affirmed their full-year guidance, okay so, just remember, everyone's expecting this apocalyptic fourth quarter where everyone's going to be cutting their numbers and saying, business is term, and carl, i think this is a fairly good, considering how mediocre and actually disappointing the early reporters have been. getting three big companies, consumer companies, just affirming the guidance for the year, well, it's a bit of a win for the bulls. carl, back to you. >> all right, bob, thank you for that bob pisani as we go to break, let's check bonds this morning, we've mentioned how many fed speakers we're going to get mester, two times today. the yield complex is higher. ten-year, almost a 3.79% and that two-year near 4.18% back in a minute this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are?

but chance mccormick left no doubt on this one. in the home standing houston astro won it 4-2. game two is tomorrow. >>> all right, now we don't normally do this on the late show. so, here we go with the october day of th top five . here we go. >>> number five, sunglasses ar not enough. the padres right fielder, ron soto. a phillies run score. that is a tough one. >>> number four. and be a magic rookie , making better in place but the number one overall pic through it down on the pistons in detroit. >>> number three, major league soccer how did not go in read a great crossbar save and a gol post here it is again. crazy! >>> number two, grizzlies wha your head! grizzlies, steven adams, over this past. and he just showed up like it was nothing. >>> and number one, sons and mavericks clutch shot to win it the former warrior endeared himself to the home folks in th valley of the sun they can for 22 points down to win over dallas and luca don church, that deserves an at a boy from steph curry. >>, and! yeah, dave! stick wit it! stick with it! the kansas sleep! i don't care! stick wi

the announcement on the buyer exodus, who better to bring in then chief correspondent liz mccormick, two whizzes when it comes to the treasury market. i want to start with you here and talk about the exodus. the idea that there won't be that much demand for treasuries. walk us through where we traditionally see it in where we will see it right now. >> over recent years, the fed has been demand buyer number one and they are kind of getting out of the business of buying debt. they are rolling out their balance sheet and commercial banks were huge buyers. as the fed was doing q. week, it was bolstering their amount of reserves and buying treasury. foreign demand has really been falling off partly as you have been talking about the strong dollar and we have central banks intervening. those are the big players and they are going opposite of what you want if you want yields to fall. kriti: lori, let me bring you in here because i'm curious what that means for the broader economy. when you're talking about perhaps the slower demand and treasuries probably, does that mean the rest of the wor

the other for you snoo mccormick. course. oh, good to you. my thumbs or the bones of women that you'd done to the will. would you make wish peacefully good for her? to be where see me now, vignettes, ah, how brushes to do the new still it's the move brought so the you hello more liable . the summer group in the news, not on the campus. i got to somebody that could change it. well, my step class is somewhat chill steps if you that you it was that you got to look at it, but you still believe me some kind of get away from the women. i thought the doorway, believe them story and have a set of friends. and that is you. i said, i know we, we me a night tedious may each may still anyway. nice went on. but english of good. you want us just basic. exactly. yes. yes. when i speak, you said that he showing it as a broadly watered meal scout that by the moment totally get that. i you speak to him, goal at the ne, a former school start one of these machines. jewish just finished, you know, give or do most it is while knowing don't just them. i thought was

c diode don't artic should do or do not a mccormick, a boiler, white blood look down my love, i will got to get it. i said air bush do with that. and so some are not looking at the book radios. what does the nicholas? that's a guy, is it a little less of what a good a 1. 8828. he was in the state because i don't, i need it as a one of us or the so it actually joey. oh, the left of the world that the family and it and i don't know that i love le ledger mother and they we submitted all the records but i dont know. let me let the support make my dent able to get it done on my local channel. so i did that on my end. it was you, i let the the it was the id now i got it. now i was told to give the bi totally job dale loud me or time loud nickel. i can a joke and i'll look it up. now my bob got an apple is 51899 percent when problem say gotta be the know more about what we were to make. oh, profession wasn't the guy and i let it go then. i mean, i mean, it's not going to, you know, come on, i'd say you gotta get the coffee said, emitted your family member, say family or will come before you

i expect shareholder friendly actions as a result after they do that. >> and mccormick, the spice company? >> yeah, so i don't expect fireworks because they already preannounced in early september, but this is a tell on the consumer and the tradedown, right? so when they lowered guidance by 13% in the median, 1% was a hit are fro from marketing spend, 4% from supply chain but 8% was volume weakness that tells me demand destruction. they have been putting in lots of price increases, double-digits, and that's starting to impact the consumer. we're going to get more of a tell on the consumer versus any kind of stock action in my opinion. >> and we've got a week to wait. next week big friday, banks, morgan stanley, citi, jpmorgan, wells fargo. what do you think in a phrase or two? >> i'm calling it super friday i think we know that all of these companies are going to benefit from higher net interest income, net interest margin, that's because of interest rates but then you're going to see very mixed results in investment banking and sales and trading and mortgages. so i think the companies th

mix you etobicoke on the phone to use if to measure all skill below which is better those days. mccormick, and we will try to answer the question, what has happened to a country who's authorities order firing missiles? it's civilians for the sake of pitches in the foreign media. moreover, who turned ukraine into a state where dozens of crimes committed every day with no statute of limitations. ah, for more than 8 years maxine gregory of has been collecting evidence about war crimes committed during the civil war, which broke out in key streets during the riots back in 2014 ah condition that absolutely showed could just move some resistance, easiest new storage close to the outside bureau and i put that on there with the to what's the total driving is old? did you want the new did you on the crop of the old income, you can use the new dish pizza and you'll be wireless. but suddenly d remotely, when your son's opening this means up and then probably just to me, just like other corresponding basinski was healed. because i to prevent of course, you are more than the concluded progress ship th

cornell: jenna mccormick has a generator ready to go in case the power goes out to her family's home. she has received alerts from pg&e and napa county about the possibility of a public safety power shut off due to rising wildfire risk. >> i thought they were going to do with this morning, so we charged all the portable chargers and kind of went through all the checklists, but they have not turned it off yet. cornell: it was a windy sunday in calistoga. pg&e says is its monitoring gusty conditions hour-by-hour, ready to notify several hundred impacted customers if need be. >> we have been in touch with them to let them know, we don't want to shut off their power, so we wait until the very last minute to give them a go or no go because we don't want to deenergize our lots. we know how going without power impacts customers, so we do it as a tool of last resort. >> firefighters say a wind advisory has been in effect this weekend, but no red flag weather watch has been called. >> regardless, we still want the community to be prepared. we are hopeful for rain in the near future, but we're

mccormick. sf mta. that takes us to the war memorial which i don't have any questions on unless colleagues, you do. all right. thank you all for spending your morning with us. why don't we take this item no. 3 open for public comment. we had no members for the last one. let's see if we have any for this one. >> >>clerk: for those members that are present, please lineup to speak. public comment call in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2490 941 5949 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) >> i do not see any members of the public in the room and we have two callers ready to speak. >> public speaker: once again, david, i support this ordinance. i understand this will likely be continued with changes. i appreciate the diligence of the chair in reviewing the detailed fir's and ftp's and appreciate the various department heads and staff throughout this complicated stuff and people spending a lot of time trying to get it right. i would invite the members of the public to visit the website and attend coit websit

rachel mccormick for u.s. congress. mark gonzalez for u.s. congress from the seventh district. house candidates dylan morey, matt reeves, johnny kryst, miranda ready, ray martinez, and scott hilton. we got a state senate candidate, and that is sean still. let's give it up for sean still. there are folks i need to recognize. those people, are the backbone for the event. there were the ones that worked tirelessly, to make this an event all republican events possible. these are guys behind the scenes. they are the guys who make things happen. i want to recognize a couple today. i want to recognize contee brunt , come and say hello. i want to recognize suneal from the indian community. you're not here to hear me. you are here to hear from nikki haley. [applause] it is my honor, my privilege, to bring to you our very own indian american at rockstar. please get up for the amazing nikki haley. [applause] ♪ nikki: it it is great to be back in georgia. thank you for coming out for herschel walker. >> interesting times we are campaigning all over the country. we want pennsylvania and we'

she she a she on kwandusha mccormick as usual, she'll call 60 the junk and so give you a for o'clock on a level t i. so children are an important phone. oh surely. if you don't hear, a pledge is on begin. so johnny university would have in the outreach. i'm in for but up official. net nega nimoy. how much did we did any built in? ah, are you with viva? i probably go to berlin now it is era campaigning for nigeria. elections begins as candidates vive for votes, and what is set to be a decisive and close race. emmy award winning folk lines returns with an exclusive investigation into alleged cover ups by the us border patrol. china holds its national congress of communist party members with president g likely to be re elected as its head. what does this mean for china and the world? only with dreams takes you beyond the glitz and glamour, revealing the stories of those seeking fame in 14, in the world's largest film, and to say 60 years on from the cuban missile crisis. we asked what can be learned from events that lead the world to the brink of nuclear war. october on al jazeera, comb

this guy, garret cole here, no score in the second man on for chaz mccormick. he takes advantage of that short porch out, right? yeah. that's a 2 run bomb. the astro's up 2 zip here. they weren't done. they put 3 more in the 6th inning. a big hit here by christian vasquez. a 2 run rbi single to left 5 to zip ended up being your final stop the bleeding, please. the yankees could only muster 3 hits on the day. astro's up 3 zip in the series. astro's looking to break out the brooms tomorrow to see if they can finish up the bombers in the bronx coverage out here on the west coast begins it. 3.30, a tough one for the yankees likes the astros. that's what i'm saying. i know they've got and it's just it just keeps getting better every year and hurts. it hurts it >> well, >> we can get a a nice sunset shot before we. >> before we go to cheer you up a little bit every day, we talk a little bit about what we've got going on in the weather. yeah, we are tracking some pretty gusty winds along the coast out there right now. now that the sun is setting. >> wind advisory in e

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ross david mccormick probably would have won that race. these are the choices the parties make.f they don't when the senate it's probably because the candidates were not as strong as they could've been. maybe they will. host: caller from kentucky on in the caller: independent line. people seem to have an age problem. 2016 roughly six -- 56% were over 50 years old. time they would've been 71 in the six years since then the life expectancy is 77 you can imagine how many of those voters have passed away. the other half, of the democrat voters that's over 50 years old, a lot of them were between the ages of 18 and 24 so you can imagine how many young people were 12 years old in 2016 and would have been 18 years in 2022 is that something you looked at? guest: there is a age cap in american politics older voters tend to be a little bit more conservative. particularly the midterms you will see the older voters turn out at a higher rate and i think also there is i thought that there would be this realignment in american politics because nonwhite voters are our growing segment of the pop

it was commissioned by the russian military historical society where mccormick hall with scientific director. but did the horace is gardener the victory of his soviet army in the 2nd world, war has a crucial role in how russians self identified. we have to hold on to some constancy, such as victories during the patriotic laura. what? 1812, the 1st world war, or the great patriotic lee over these allow us to feel self sufficient in this world. what we can say to are the nations we gave you freedom where we live in a world that was created by the soviet union in 1945, a youth fulls though fisher default photographed and good missing from that narrative, inconvenient periods of history like august 1939 when joseph stalin and out of hitler agreed to a non aggression pat, arguably paving the way for world war that started one week later. over time, stollins, legacy one so discredited, has been rehabilitated in 2019 a survey by the nevada center on 70 percent of russia thought he had played a positive role in russian history. a lot of city margareta, people are constantly told that without styling

then we kind of just run them through the house to the to the computer the tv in the fridge jenna mccormick has a generator ready to go in case the power goes out to her family's calistoga home. she's received alerts from pg&e and napa county about the possibility of a public safety powers shut off or psps due to rising wildfire risk. i thought they're gonna do it this morning. so we charge all the portable chargers and kind of went through all the checklists, but they haven't turned it off yet. it was a windy sunday in calistoga. pg&e says it's monitoring gusty conditions hour by hour ready to notify several hundred impact at customers if need be in touch with them to let them know we don't want to shut off their power. so we wait to the very last minute to give them a go or no-go because we don't want to de energizer lines. we know how going without power impacts our customers. so we do it as a tool of last resort. firefighters say a wind advisory has been an effect this weekend, but no red flag weather watch has been called regardless. we still want the community to be prepared. we're ho

two batters later , chaz mccormick. he's going the other way, and that is a solo home run.prove to be the game winner. dusty baker's squad beats the yankees 4 to 2, so they leave that series one game to nothing. how about the padres and the phillies? and that's bills quarterback josh allen. they got a bye week, so he's enjoying game two of the nlcs phillies up 41. when josh bell is going deep, that one's just fair phillies cut it to san diego, cuts it to 4 to 2. then they tie it up and with the bases loaded in the fifth, brandon drury oops. one in there . you're pro far wants. soto come in to score padres. they come back to win it 8 to 5, so that series is evened up at a game of peace game three friday in philadelphia. the warriors are off tonight and tomorrow they host the denver nuggets on friday. so our spotlight game of the night luca dodges and the mavericks taking on the phoenix suns. around the screen. look at this play. the math would go up by 22 on this incredible shot by don sick. he goes up and under devin booker for the off balance shot dances had 35. this was a