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vern glenn joining us now. >> aaron gordon, two time california state champion with many.mber 50 because he's had so many perfect 50 scores competing in the nba slam dunk championship and now he's trying to join gary payton ii from last season as another bay area native to win an nba title. >> took e tion themwas like wow, this is really the nba finals. >> aaron gordon has reached basketball's biggest stage. the journey started right here at san jose's archbishop mini high school where gordon played for coach tim kennedy. >> reporter: what was your first impression? >> you see his brother, who was just a force. >> reporter: right. >> the dunks that he did. so you're thinking he's going to be another one. >> reporter: back then aaron was in the shadow of his big brother, drew gordon. >> i get this one all the time, your brother's better. >> reporter: but aaron quickly made a name for himself when he led the monarchs to back-to-back state titles. >> he knocks your socks off. right away he's like i just want to -- whatever you've heard about me, this is who i am. i want to ge

and aaron gordon is a player the nuggets are counting on. this is an opportunity gordon has been fighting for since joining the nba in 2014. vern glenn reports the journey began here in the bay in san jose at arch midi high school. >> i was like wow, this is really -- the nba finals. >> reporter: aaron gordon has reached basketball's biggest stage. >> gordon goes right at vincent and aaron gordon. double figures already. >> reporter: and the journey started right here at san jose'sarchbishop midi high school where he played for coach tim kennedy. here comes aaron gordon in your office. i want to say, you know, kind of scrawny. what was your first impression? >> well, you see his brother who was just a force just you know the dunks that he did. so you are thinking, hey, he's going to be -- >> reporter: here comes another one. back then, aaron wasn't the shadow of his big brother drew gordon. >> all the time like your wore is better. e i get that one a lot. it's pretty funny. >> reporter: he quickly made a name for himself when he led the mona

aaron: is a huge success. both -- aaron co. this is a huge success. their overdraft policies in ways that should have returned $5 billion a year or more according to consumers and my estimates. when you are looking at a billion dollars a year from some of the largest institutions going back into the pockets of people working paycheck-to-paycheck. there was no new law or regulation. the biden administration talks a good game. ultimately, the industry change its policies in ways that will make the system far more fair for working people. guy: we are an a situation -- in a situation where the industry can self regulate but needs help in other areas. the different cap scales -- banks obviously have different regulations and to different kinds of help. how far away are we from a regulatory structure that is more tailored to individual banks, that allows individual banks to exist and have different business models? and to be managed on a case-by-case basis. it feels like we are in a world of one-size-fits-all or at least in brackets "one-size-fits-all." how

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: aaron was the pick in 2014.ent seven seasons in orlando were his best known for his performances in the slam dunk contest. but aaron's career change for the better when he was dealt to denver in 2021. >> what i have always loved is to play the right way. basketball. we always do that here. >> reporter: gordon's biggest impact during the postseason run has been on the defensive end, for he has been asked to guard kevin durant, lebron james, and, now, jimmy butler. >> i am definitely going to be sitting in my rocking chair when i'm 79, 90 years old. talking to my kids. back in the day, i like this. >> and he will have some great stories to tell. gordon and the nuggets can clinch the title in denver. >>> turning it to baseball, the a's came into saturday with their first three-game when streak of the are. >> we won a game yesterday. we won one today. that is two in a row. we win one tomorrow and that is called a winning streak. >> a big group of a's fans in milwaukee hoping to see an extension on that four-game win

aaron gordon a big part of this team's success in his third season with the team. how excited was he last night? take a look. the 27-year-old was shirtless in the streets of denver. celebrating with the fans. also in denver last night, aaron gordon's high school coach at archbishop mitty in san jose. that's tim kennedy on the left. gordon invited him and even brought him onto the court to celebrate after the win. joining us now is tim kennedy. coach, nice to have you on the program. it's got to be pretty awesome. how special is it to have your player win an nba title? >> i can't hear anything by the way. >> okay. coach, this is raj. can you hear me? we'll try to get you in here. okay. we're going to get our audio issues worked out. we'll get to the mitty high school coach in just moment a. >>> okay. welcome back. not often we have an nba champion who grew up in the bay area. not often that we have his coach celebrating with him right after the game. i think we got our audio issues worked out. let's bring in head coach tim kennedy from archbishop mitty in san jose.

we are joined by kron 4 sports reporter aaron wilson. now aaron, we're chatting this morning.his event and nba draft fast forward to present time. chris paul is a golden state warriors. what were your immediate thoughts and how does this affect the team? well, jason? >> you know me, you know, i love reality tv and i love today has been quite a day for me. very exciting day. i don't know. we can say so much about the same for the warriors fans. mixed emotions with this trade. obviously a lot of people say it to see jordan poole go. so i'm excited to see a bit like chris paul come obviously they talk he gets injured he's do before the playoffs. this is this is to up to this point. but of course, we can't tell the future. one thing that they are trying to ensure about their future here with his score for the warriors that they get least another reading. it's almost like they're saying it's now or never. and they brought in a bit who is able to have type of iq that they need on this team to run an offense like they run, but also to help out step in being a facilitator feeding him

aaron: thanks for having me. after the capitol attack, the fbi started announcing charges against some of the rioters, the so-called foot soldiers. what accounts for the doj's much slower, more cautious approach in investigating donald trump and his allies? aaron: we found that the fbi was very gung ho, ready to go out and get those who had broken into the capitol, the people who were on tv that day breaking the windows, going inside, threatening lawmakers. but they were much more hesitant to go after all of the incidents, the episodes, the activities that fomented the sediment that led to the rage that day. they wanted to seek direct connection between the violence and somebody via a phone record or something else to launch that investigation. you have to realize, this is an fbi that was twice stung with the investigation into russian interference with the trump election in 2016 and before that, james comey's decision to reopen the investigation into hillary clinton. this was the third time the fbi stepped into

aaron hicks thought he had a home run. sent one deep into right center field. but look at this.rett wisely reaches up, makes the catch, hicks can't believe it. he would get even tonight. mitch haniger with a drive, looks like the exact same spot, and it's hicks. one upping wisely. a leaping grab to rob him of extra bases. the star of the night was alex cobb. he was dealing. cobb struck out seven over 7 2/3 shutout innings. dropped his ere e.r.a. to the fourth lowest in the national league. giants get a 4-0 win. >>> to miami, this is baseball in 2023. you're good. third inning miami's luis. bases loaded. and he clears them with a line drive just over the head this be in the mawin 12-1. the yikes. >>> stanford baseball trying to get back to the college world series for the third straight year, but their road to omaha hit a little speed bump tonight. oh. bottom ninth against texas a&m. cardinal down three with the bases loaded, but owen cobb flies out to end it. the aggies win 8-5. stanford plays cal state fullerton tomorrow. and they now need to win three straight elimination game

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supervisor aaron peskin wonders why.not given me a rational explanation other than an apology and now it's out there, and i'd rather know it late than not know it at all. jaxon: back when it happened on march 14th, san francisco building inspection department record show the city issued this citation noting that a window cracked on six different floors between the 18th and 23rd floors at 580 california street. but city officials say they soon became caught up in what happened nearby at 555 california street where this video shows a window actually plunging from the 43rd floor to the street below. the city told 555 california to do a full-facade inspection but made no such order that day for 580 california, which actually had more windows fail. the building, which has since been ordered to do a report, had no comment. jaxon: peskin says the building inspection department believes that the glass that hit 580 came from its neighbor across the street. jaxon: that's the same theory floated by another high-rise, salesforce eas

kate >> aaron gilcrest, thank you. >>> a near collision between u.s.nd chinese navy ships in the taiwan strait sparked a war of words between the two countries. both sides now warning that such incidents could lead to serious escalation monica alba from the white house. >> reporter: tonight china defending its latest act of aggression at sea after one of its war ships nearly collided with an american navy destroyer in the taiwan strait. the u.s. military said the chinese ship executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner, and its actions violated the maritime rules of the road, while the chinese defense minister argued that recent joint u.s. and canadian patrols in the region served as a provocation and warned a fierce confrontation between the u.s. and china would lead to unbearable pain for the whole world. in this video shot by a canadian outlet aboard a nearby vessel the chinese ship can be seen on the left speeding up, coming within 450 feet of the u.s.s. chunghun officials said forcing it to slow down to avoid collision. the defense secretary lloyd aust

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our board president, aaron peskin. aaron. [applause] >> thank you rick, and thank you to you and the market street railway association for your loving and careful and long stewardship of our cable cars and our street cars. mayor breed invoked the phoenix rising from the ashes and if there is a physical manifestation of that mythical phoenix, it is standing behind me. it is the cable car. it is the symbol of resilience and perseverance in san francisco. when they first started in 1873, really in 1888, the city burned down to the ground three times, and that was before the 1906 earthquake and fire. that was before the 1918 spanish influenza pandemic we didn't know about until a few years ago, and the cable car was a constant through all of that. this is the symbol of san francisco's resilience. and as rick said, all 11 members of the board are created equal, but i'm lucky and a little more equal because i represent the original part of san francisco, the northeast corner of san francisco, our china town, russian hill, north bea

thank you for your time, aaron. i really appreciate it.ecognise my next guest, but if you watch spanish films, his voice may be strangely familiar. he's a voice artist from argentina, best known for acting on animated films, as well as being the spanish voice of actors like jake gyllenhaal and james franco when they dub their films into spanish. but it was while doing a voiceover for some youtube videos that he realised that al was taking work away. alejandro graue, really good to have you with us. and alejandro, let's start with this because you were doing voiceover for a youtube video and then you went on holiday. you went on vacation. what happened then? well, what happened is that the youtube channel that i was recording for uploaded a new video in spanish and i was like, "this is weird." i haven't recorded something new in the last couple of weeks, and when i clicked on it, what i heard was not my voice, but an ai generated voice, a very badly synched voiceover. it was terrible, it was terrible. and i was like, "what is this?" so i te

aaron gordon scored a playoff career-high. 27 points in the nuggets' 108-95 win.ern glenn went down to gordon's alma mater to see how his eyes began. >> i took a moment during the national anthem and was like, well, this is really the finals. >> aaron gordon has reached basketball's biggest stage. and the journey started right here in san jose's archbishop high school. gordon played for coach tim kennedy. >> what was your first impression? >> well, you see, his brother was just a force. the dunks that he did. so you're thinking, here comes another one. >> reporter: back then, aaron was in the shadow of his big brother, drew gordon. >> i get this one all the time. like your brother is better. >> reporter: but aaron quickly made a name for himself when he led back-to-back state titles. >> he knocks your socks off. right away, he is like, whatever you have heard about me, this is who i am. i went to get better and i want to win. >> reporter: that included winning over his coach. kennedy was a pretty good player himself back in the day. he spent six seasons in europe

and joining us is chef aaron mccargo jr and what are we making today for dad?mccargo mule, which is something i drink probably every weekend or probably every day. >> no judgment here. >> i got me some ice in my shaker, and i just got me a little bit of vodka, but you could do this with tequila, whatever your clear liquor of choice is, and i like to go a little heavy handed on this we have so much sweetness, the vodka, ice, a little simple syrup. you would ask why would i add sweet on sweet, but it's a little different when you have mango nectar. you can use a mango sorbet and get the same results >> great ice cream on the side something in there with your tequila, vodka, you're all set. >> you're good to go, exactly. >> and what makes the mule a mule is the ginger beer, right >> it goes on the top at the end what i like to do -- >> the fizz. >> got to get the shaking. i got to put it like this, because i did this one time too close to someone and it got on both of us, and it wasn't a nice thing. >> hey, it's hot, grilling a little flavor that way, too >> i go

aaron: we asked that many times, what changed?f the evidence that ultimately, they began investigating, had been bubbling out in the public over the course of the year. they were -- there were identical versions of the documents that were obtained under freedom of information act. march 2021, john eastman and the memo about using fake the lack -- fake electors have been out there for weeks. you can't deny therwas a lot of pressure put on doj by the house select committee, and what they were turning up, by the wave of programs from critics around the country. there just was at that point in time. finally, breathing room inside the department of justice, inside the u.s. attorney's office, where they are putting oath keepers and proud boys, and those are getting ready for trial. they said, we need to look at these other areas of investigation. tom windham went to the fbi and said, will you help me investigate the fake electors? even then, 10 months afterwards, the fbi director said no, you don't have enough evidence. i'm not going to

erica's mom, aaron. aaron's family gathered for her funeral. and the man who delivered the eulogy was none other than the officer who had raced erica to the hospital. steve kelsey who also served as a minister in a local church. >> it was so moving and personal because he had been on the scene. >> but where jessie holiday who had been a crime reporter, what elevated the story was simple, little erica, the public concern from the very beginning was always that there was a two-year-old involved. >> after nearly two weeks in the hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby fraser rehabilitation institute. the hard work was just beginning. the brain injury had damaged her ability to walk and talk, what had been second nature to her had to be re-learned. running, talking back and forth, and jazz being a playful kid again. erica sister who knew her best was worried. erica had lost sight in her right eye forever. i've been he was afraid she would never be her old self again. what was different? >> she didn

let's get right to senior investigative reporter aaron katersky in miami tonight and aaron take us through this day will unfold tomorrow. >> we're told, david, the former president is going to arrive here tomorrow afternoon and go directly to a courtroom on the 13th floor of this building for his arraignment where it's likely he will enter a plea of not guilty. after court, trump is going to be processed as a criminal defendant. at no time will he be in handcuffs but technically he will be in fbi custody. his fingerprints are going to be taken, they can do that electronically now, no need to ink up his fingers, and he is going to have his mug shot taken, mug shots are not released in the federal system. once all that is over the former president is expected to disparity florida and head back to new jersey so he can address hundreds of guests at his bedminster golf club once again using his prosecution david as a foe call point of his politics david. >> back in bid minister by tomorrow afternoon aaron thanks to you and rachel we'll be on the air with all of this >> we continue to the news o

mayor london breed and board president aaron peskin introduced that legislation.oward making downtown a dynamic, mixed use destination to live, work and visit. a resident of marin county captured a surprising sight on her home surveillance system. a bear wandering right through her yard as amber lee reports, a woman says her family lived in that home for decades and there's never been a bear sighting. i thought i was seeing things i could not believe there was a bear. it was crazy. i still am in shock that it was in our yard. and i can't believe that we had a bear here. katelyn estrella says a black bear came into the front yard of her home in the terra linda district of san rafael around 2:00 tuesday morning. surveil cameras captured the animal walking around her property. estrella says her five year old daughter mary, had woken up, coincidentally saying she had a nightmare about a bear in their yard. the bears. i'm scared of because we don't i don't know if they're nice or if they're not nice. right while i'm telling her that bears don't live around here and the

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aaron katersky tonight. aaron, thank you.r president on social media last night actually confirming the news that he had been indicted, saying he was an innocent man. today he spent much of the day in bedminster, new jersey, surrounded by his small team. i want to bring in john santucci from our investigative team and i asked you earlier on the air of whether or not trump was watching jack smith engine i.q. confirmed that he he will shortly was. >> reporter: he most certainly was. that's right, donald trump exiting the golf course at bedminster, new jersey, watching special counsel jack smith for the first time talk about that indictment. i'm told, david, the former president then flipping to the indictment himself, focused on the photos. some of which, david, were taken by the personal laid, that one photo in particular really bothering donald trump, the documents spilling out of a box at mar-a-lago. tonight, david, i am told donald trump is resolute and ready for next week. david. >> john santucci here in new york as well.

up next a cross country update on aaron rodgers. on a lawrence: an update on a story we brought last week. the davis school district in utah is bringing the bible back to library shelves it was determined it wasn't age appropriate for younger students. they took advantage of a law to keep explicit content out of schools. a win for parents. now let's head to denver, colorado where a massive crowd gathered at a psychedelic conference. scientists, medical professionals, even the state's governor. nfl star aaron rodgers also spoke at the conference about his own experience. the attendees discuss potential medical benefits of these drugs. but they didn't shy away from some of the crazier aspects as well. >> if i was the president there would be a national dose day. ebb would have to take a dose of lsd at the same time, including babies. >> psychedelic sweat lodges take you to the same place. >> when a demon shows up you have to ask it what it's there for. >> i have never been more in tune with the people around me or the universe. psyche

and aaron really embodied that.ays that once things settle down a little bit for gordon, he hopes to get him back to san jose for campus visit. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news lamonica thank you for that. the san jose earthquakes are kicking off its pride celebration. the quakes hosted the san francisco spike soccer club this afternoon at a team practice. they also participated in goal shooting and kicking competition as the spikes are an lgbtq inclusive soccer club. it says today's events really do amplify the quakes message of inclusion during pride month for the quakes to stand up and say we support and we believe in inclusive soccer hopefully makes it that much easier for professional players. professional and coaching staff to come out and to show that this is a team and a club community that really embraces people no matter how they identify. you're all going. and the quakes are holding their annual pride night celebration at saturday's match against the portland timbers at paypal park . all righty. looking

so aaron's folks could help him out with a sweet ride. [aaron] no way. [narrator] yes way.most cars under $20,000 and our car vending machines, we'll drive you happy at carvana. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america" when somebody was arrested and indicted, tried, convicted or sentenced, there are multiple layers of review. prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, juries, appellate courts, and you can review those decisions. but what happens when there is no arrest, no charge. no prosecution. who gets to review that? neither hunter biden or joe biden has been charged with anything. it could be there is no evidentiary basis for charging. it could be there's some evidence but not enough. it could be there's plenty of evidence and someone has his thumb on the scale. , how will you know if no one needs to review the evidence. which is why congress wants to see what the fbi has. congress formed the fbi and d.o.j. congress funds those agencies, when you start something and you pay for something you should be able to see if that something is working as intended. we know a

they also have aaron gordon, a south bay product from archbishop midi, who is currently sizing up one of his fingers. not the most entertaining series, three blowouts in four games, but if you rock with aaron gordon, you're fired up. late second quarter, gordon finishes the alley-oop. denver up seven. final seconds of the third quarter, denver up ten. it's gordon, party of three. a playoff high 27, a career high for the san jose native. miami cut the lead to seven but could never make their move. bruce brown finishes on the fast break. two of his 21 points. denver wins 108-95 to take the 3-1 series lead. one win away from the franchise's first nba title. >>> baseball. before the game former manager roger craig was honored. craig passed away last sunday. anthony desclefny started tonight. had to watch the former stanford man steal his win. that's nico hoerner up the middle. san francisco came back to win the last two games in colorado. how about the late game heroics in this one. brandon crawford looked like a pretty good pitch. giants go down looking. hey, chicago, what do you say? th

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aaron, marcus room we can >> rachel, funding for trumps arraignment. he will be placed under arrest possibly figure printed and photographed before he is brought to the 13th floor of charges.lding to answer the although that will happen outside of public view. trump has called on his supporters to rally on tuesday so extra police officers are protest.ought rachel? >> trump second indictment in 2 months. aaron, thank you. next, due to tells reported arrest of a us citizen in russia on drug charges. should mediate reporting michael travis leek will be trial.ed until august pending a this comes as us official accused russia directly targeting americans for rest. here's abc's patrick readable. >> tonight, new video aired on a kremlin control tv channel showing russian police travis leek in moscow. russian state newspaper posting this video of leak to social media. >> i'm not a bitty to any guilt. i do not believe i have done what i've been accused. >> russian mediate reporting he's accused of dealing narcotics. state media on saturday showing the 51-year-o

aaron katersky, abc news, miami. aaron, thank you. a section of a major roadway in the northeast will be out of commission for a while. smoke and flames from a tanker truck engulfed interstate 95 in philadelphia early sunday, eventually causing a section of the highway to collapse. up next , the rebuild and the investigation. here's abc's linsey what's. the northbound lanes of interstate 95 in philadelphia collapsed early sunday morning after a tanker truck caught fire underneath an overpass. this is in the underpass. something is ignited. give me two more engines. authorities responding to reports of the fire just before 6:30 a.m. local time. mark fusetti was traveling south on i 95, capturing this video show the huge plume of thick black smoke hovering over the roadway . you can see the depression in the pavement and then his car dips as other vehicles continue to drive through the smoke. oh my god. the roads fallen. lisa taormina was also driving through on her way to work. no cops had shut the road down, which was alarming to me.

nfl star aaron rodgers also spoke at the conference about his own experience. the attendees discuss potential medical benefits of these drugs. but they didn't shy away from some of the crazier aspects as well. >> if i was the president there would be a national dose day. ebb would have to take a dose of lsd at the same time, including babies. >> psychedelic sweat lodges take you to the same place. >> when a demon shows up you have to ask it what it's there for. >> i have never been more in tune with the people around me or the universe. psychedelics are pointing at the moon. they are not the moon and we want the moon. >> it's been part of eurasian culture for as long as we know, tens of thousands of years. and we co-evolved with mushrooms. >> while psych dell is have long been viewed as a recreational drug, there has been an examination of potential medical benefits. to they have been used to treat depression and ptsd. >> up a mental health therapist and had my first psychedelic experience last year. it's been part of my own personal growth. and i think there i

but in comments to my colleague aaron heslehurst.*s chief legal officer says the current rules must be clearer. as you point out, coinbase has been engaged with our security exchange commission with for some time on these topics. we have sought regulatory clarity over whether certain types of crypto currencies or tokens are securities on the one hand or commodities on the other hand for some time post it as an issue that matters in the united states because we do not havejust one regulator, the securities and exchange commission at the federal but a second, a commodities futures trading commission as well. so the definitions matter and the labels matter and unfortunately even as we have gone through the process of listing as a public company, we have now come to realise that the sec, the market for securities regulation has changed course, has taken a very different view of its authority and it now claims essentially that all digital assets are securities other than perhaps bit coin. a very different perspective than they had when th

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dana programs and aaron katersky at the white house.rump's gop arrivals weighing in many walking a fine line instead of taking on trump the clear front runner some instead blasting the justice department. elizabeth schulze on the campaign trail with reaction from voters. an american reportedly under arrest from russia. russian media showing him in a moscow courtroom. reports of russian officials accusing the former air man and musician of running a drug dealing operationally. he denies any guilt. the us state department tonight. the man known as a unabomber dies in prison at age 81 serving four life sentences for a reign of terror 16 bombings over 17 years killing three. tonight what we're learning about his death. police body camera video from colorado, the 14-year-old accused of shoplifting chased and then shot during a struggle with police. what they thought was a semiautomatic weapon was, instead, a pellet gun. >> severe storm threats, the new system moving in with large hail, damaging winds and possible tornados as the dangerous sm

so aaron's folks could help him out with a sweet ride. [aaron] no way. [narrator] yes way.r vending machines, we'll drive you happy at carvana. ♪ jack: jack, i have never set foot in a cava restaurant, but investors sure got excited about it. >> stock almost doubled on its first day of trading. it's a chipotle-style med e train january restaurant. our colleague, andrew berry, tells me mostly cool people eat there and, you know, i've never been, and i'm pretty sure i'm cool, is so i can't quite figure it out. he says the company looks richly valued. its growth has been partly fueled by acquisitions. he thinks it could become another sweet green that's at trendy eatery that has been so far kind of a stock market flop. i've never eaten there either, and i went to mcdonald's twice in the past week, but enough brag. [laughter] jackie: -- jack: check out cava, we'll report back. carlton, your idea is kind of fun. >> i've been loving the luxury sector, and one thick i -- pick i have is estee lauder. i do get some wellness brands which that is a growing industry. beauty sales in ge

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and as we mentioned, aaron, this is not the 1st time it wasn't blamed at brussels ministry of defense instead of the cycle, specifically for the depths of walk the soldiers in the past. he claimed multiple times actually that's why you refuse to send weapons to warner. and therefore, was responsible for the depths of soldiers what he might have gone too far. this time, precious ministry of defense called the gordons claims, a lie and over the criminal case against him, which could lead to 12, even up to 20 years in prison, and rushed as secret service even as wireless soldiers, not to follow precautions orders and detain him. that was due to view correspond to jennifer pollock and left the thank you for that update. earlier i asked you w, russian analysts considering a good whether we could soon see russian troops firing on their fellow countrymen. it see stops. not a lot of people want to square, right, but of course at the same time put to already food. uh, well the credit problem, having simpleton ordered a mobilization of the special police forces as well as a f, as be the state s

aaron. bummer what's his name? eric aaron yes, aaron. aaron. aaron bummer, bummer. bummer. man.mer ever could do 40s on that but i won't. but i am getting word, joe, that it was a final there in canada, so. oh, the giants wrapped it up. so it's ten in a row on the road. ten straight on the road. that's. that's pretty good stuff. they have a good streak going. all right. we like it. joe, thank you. you bet. thanks for watching, everybody. we'll see you back here at 10:00. and our news continues right now at seven over on ktvu. plus have a great night, everybody. good night. hello. i'm dr. sheldon cooper, and welcome to the premiere episode of sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags. over the next 52 weeks, you and i are going to explore the dynamic world of vexillology. hang on, dr. c. what's vexillology? vexillology is the study of flags. cool. i think i just learned something. did you have fun doing it? i'll say. fun and information are two sides to this video podcast, not unlike the only two-sided state flag-- oregon. oh, look. hello, mr. beaver. in future episodes, we'll answ