and, you know, barry used to do it all the time. but between barry and that contact, you know, there hasn't been a lot of it. and we've had some great players run through the system. but i told the morning guys on knbr today, i said, look, let's take a deep breath and let's not put him into the hall of fame just yet, right. what's your as a player, as someone who's done this a long time, you're reasoning of like why he needs to spend more time in the minors? well, i mean, i mean, if he has a great spring, i'd like nothing better to see him on the roster, but he's he's not going to play. if he does, he wouldn't play first base. because he's just not ready to play first. i think what the giants want to do, and i think it's the right thing to do, is develop him, give him a chance to get his feet on the ground, at least defensively. let him keep doing what he's doing offensively. and then if he starts to get comfortable at first base, then you can start to have ideas about bringing him along. but it really wouldn't be fair to him to thr

barry tozer, who's in the book, his energy just was mesmerizing. so i up after a few tries with him and he invited me down to deep creek, maryland. i had never been there before. i mean, i'm pretty i guess. beautiful. i got there at 3:00 in the morning. i do talk that in a book. i'm a city girl. the lady said she left the key and myself and i came with a colleague. we that meant at the door. that meant on the road to help us. so at 3:00 in the morning, because it was a snowy day and it taken us quite some time, we're for the key for about an hour now. realize that the mailbox is actually at the street. so that was my urban bias as to where this mailboxes but you know i detail in the book how opening up the shade to this beautiful little background, the scenic background was just amazing. and there was barry, you know who i met who opened up his whole experi and it took us to meet a fourth generation farmer or farming family who basically his story was he could see the internet from the end of his home, but he couldn't get it to order supplies. he t

he calls barry bertolet, toni henthorn's brother.>> he's sending you, the doctor, vital signs. >> initially, he told me that her heart rate was good, and the respiration rate was somewhat low. and that, um, she was not conscious. >> harold never says she's got a massive head wound, never says that she's bleeding out. none of that. just that she fell and is unconscious. >> okay. do you know how to perform cpr? >> i do. i do. >> harold said he did cpr from the whole time that the 911 call came in to when the park service got there. >> in the autopsy photos, her lipstick was intact. i've personally done cpr and it's extremely messy, and you don't end up with intact lipstick like toni did. so, harold's texting with barry while he's allegedly helping his wife, while he's telling people that toni's fallen from a cliff. he ended up receiving and sending over 90 texts that, that night. >> i guess it was about 10:00 at night. we got a text from harold. "toni's been hurt. she's critical, please pray." there was one more text that followed and

but that's not what we heard last as eventually was kicked off the stage and washington barry is right there. all handshakes and a hugs in london. prisons. prime minister welcomed him to downing street and it wasn't just a bunch of affection because cash also on the table over to been leon. pounds ready for key was part of a g 7 scheme to use the profits from us. right? solar russian assets to fund ukraine. this week, i guess tom it was in the white house looking to cozy up to trump and money trying to say that london would always look out to protect washington. as a funny comment, maggie, look back at later, did jump in with perhaps what some a cooling a dose of reality. whenever necessary, we absolutely back each other up. i'm not going to rush you by yourselves. well, no, it's not about the british it or need much help. they couldn't take care of themselves very well. did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to an ex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist. we're the closest of nations and we have very good discussi

hi, this is barry toronto.ocate for taxi drivers. >> i work in the evening hours night and i want to say there are questions about fantastic and really harsh formed of byrne's presentation was better than what i saw at the mta meeting recently. what i want to say is there's so much opportunity to ticket and fine and sight panties and other vehicles that just double parked and and and and also parking and in some locations with a curved space and they're not entitled to use for example i'll take center i'll cherry principal boulevard there's a lot of illegal parking but scott edwards won't won't allow me to be able to and won't blow ticket the cars there even though the signs don't allow the parking on there for long periods of time at events also there's lots there's at least $1 million in fines available at the park stations in the mission district and there's so much opportunity for for so many so many so much better enforcement. >> you see you see the the picos late at night waiting to do the ticketing for t

joining me now, colonel barry fram of the us space force.e her own. colonel fram, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. you told one of my producers that quote, i'm quoting you to you. i will do everything i can until the very last day to stay until i am able to. how difficult has it been for you since the pentagon's announcement on wednesday? >> well, i am. >> absolutely heartbroken. >> on behalf. >> of not only. >> the thousands. >> of transgender. >> service members. >> that have been serving. >> honorably and with. >> distinction for. >> nearly a. >> decade, but also. >> on behalf. >> of our nation. >> what's going to. >> happen is going to impact our national. >> security today. >> tomorrow. and far into. >> the future, because so. >> many of us. >> are in those senior leadership. >> positions where. millions of. >> dollars has. >> been invested. >> in us. >> we are. >> capable. >> we are competent, and. >> we are ready. >> at. >> all times. >> and we are the ones not only executing the mission, but also training the peop

joining me now, colonel barry fram of the us space force.n her personal capacity and her views are her own. colonel fram, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. you told one of my producers that quote, i'm quoting you to you. i will do everything i can until the very last day to stay until i am able to. how difficult has it been for you since the pentagon's announcement on wednesday? >> well, i am absolutely heartbroken. >> on behalf. >> of not only. >> the thousands. >> of. >> transgender service members. >> that have been. >> serving honorably and. >> with distinction. >> for nearly. >> a. >> decade, but. >> also on behalf. >> of. >> our nation. >> what's going to happen. >> is. >> going. to impact. >> our national. >> security today. tomorrow and far into the future, because. >> so many. >> of us are. >> in those senior leadership. >> positions where. >> millions of dollars. >> has been. >> invested in us. >> we are capable. >> we are competent and we are. >> ready at all times. >> and we are the ones not only executing the

rm on the intermittent side question about barry storage that's an issue . that we just don't have a lot of, i talked with a large energy producers that have intermittence and they don't have too many hours of storage. so you always have to have a parallel source running along with it because i was talking to somebody recently and some of the gas-fired plants that were out there . just when they hit different times that they needed to have baseload coming on almost running fullbore right now. because it's continuous because again that need is there and it's great because when i think about 86,000 manufacturing jobs it's also important that we keep things running and keep things up because in 2014 we had a massive polar vortex and across the midwest and at that time in ohio we didn't have a blackout or read about, we had steel plants, but we had not one. it went entirely pgm through the years. till we sustain that and at the same time we were taking a generation. until last year everything was the same until we're getting in the 2026 27 and we have an issue.y

rob keefe, barrie panthers head coach we appreciate you being here this morning. thanks so much. and as you mentioned frank earlier today, their first game is going to kick off march 30th. i believe that's a sunday. that will be the first game of the season. but again tryouts happening here a fan fest happening right here at san jose city college all morning long. we're live this morning from san jose. i'm james torres. back to you, frank and betty. >> thanks so much, james. a lot of fun to come. well, new details on the deadly crash in piedmont last november. the new factors that chp says led to the crash that killed 319 year olds. >> and a disturbing incident is gaining attention on social media. video of a child being bucked from a horse in daly city after a woman pulled its tail. child's mother speaking out, hoping police can find that woman responsible. coming up. >> and a live look here over a partly sunny start to the day. we have a big change in temperatures coming our way for the afternoon, and the slight possibility of some wet weather. i'll have ♪ ♪ dreams begin here.

>> excuse me miss barry. sorry.if you could wrap wrap up please. >> your three minutes were it was up. oh, okay. well, thank you. and i had a lot more to say and i'm sorry that the raising hand system thing doesn't work for only certain people. >> next caller. hi, commissioners. can you hear me? yes. um, thank you much. mr. dennis williams, micro real estate developer. i had a whole thing written but i'm a little bit under the weather so i'm not there in person but it was very hard to listen for three hours so several things and i address those instead of my normal speech start with commissioner maria was taken aback when you speak several times and even gave an example when you say several times like black folk their interpretation of it or how you make people's mannerisms is racially condescending and it was very disturbing and it was very bothersome to me. when you speak on your experiences when you say something about black folk and then your voice changes as it doesn't mimic my black people is a very disturbing

so, barry, your views, crowd. 50, barry, your views, i�*m just saying question.n a bit like that? >> i think it was an ambush, and i think it was deliberately done in that way. the whole point here, you said there's not going to be a deal. i actually think what trump said at the end was, what trump said at the end was, make a deal or you're out. and so i think there is going to be a deal, but let�*s let�*s work out a deal, but let's let�*s work out what that deal is going to cost, because trump has said that it's they�*ve already put in $350 they've already put in $350 billion to ukraine. well, actually, it's 182. and that's if you count all the other stuff around it, including the training of the u5 personnel. training of the us personnel. it's more rightly called $119 billion, but still it's a lot of money. but what trump is trying to do by putting that pressure on, by getting zelenskyy absolutely where he wants him on camera, i think, is to make sure that he gets the deal for the minerals, but he also needs the deal with putin because putin at the moment is in