in the 7th, baez got it again. a two-run bomb. 6-2, cubs. a's closing the gap.is family was all shook up. next batter, here it comes, there it goes. this makes it 6-5, back-to-back jacks. top 9, two outs, two on for simeon. can he make it three? it's high, it's deep and it is caught on the warning track. and the a's fall 6-5. >>> giants, nats. get you popcorn ready. get your popcorn here. jeff samardzija, 898 pitches on only four innings. that is not good. but have no fear, kevin pillar is here. this gets matt adams to fly to center, this scores another run. 3-0, washington. 9th inning, runners at the corners. buster posey throws to second. everybody is safe. nationals win 4-0. giants have lost five of the last seven and the offense desperately misses alex dickerson. >>> hoops, draymond green celebrated his new four-year, $100 million contract, having dinner with lebron james and friends. he and lebron are investors in the uninterrupted >> good for him. nobody deserves it more. i'm just excited that we've got draymond, three of the main guys that have been here

entonces allÍ sí que la hubiÉsemos haya afectado. >> su tÍa miriam bÁez describe a daisy como haya muy mundo. >> y como ir al mundo de los adultos. >> exacto. eso ha sido otro reto. retraso laboral. los estereotipos, que no es suficiente, o si la contratamos no queremos perder dinero porque no va a poder hacer el trabajo completo. >> a ti te gusta periodismo, pero has hecho trabajo de campo? >> no lo he hecho, pero estoy segura que lo puedo hacer. pongo una silla en cualquier lado y hago cualquier reportaje. te lo digo honestamente. busca la manera de hacerlo. >> su colega evelyn lambert la vÍa de la perseverancia y fortaleza de daisy y la invitÓ a su programa de televisiÓn. >> la mejor cualidad que tiene daisy definitivamente es su firmeza y su perseverancia ante las metas que se impone. daisy no solamente lucha por sus sueÑos y no sÓlo sueÑa, ella actÚa. >> delito de contabilidad... >> en el 2016 daisy fue pionera su paÍs cuando la contrataron como presentadora del canal 100% noticias. >> cuÉntame cÓmo fue ese primer dÍa que ocupas de esa silla. >> la de la presentadora? guau. pase u

ilia: su tía, miriam báez, describe a daisy como alguien muy sociable.hí está el reto de los adultos. daisy: exacto. ese fue y ha sido, porque todavía sigo en la lucha, el rechazo laboral. los estereotipos, de que no es suficiente, o--o--no queremos-- si la contratamos, no queremos perder dinero, porque no va a poder hacer el trabajo completo. ilia: a ti te gusta el periodismo, pero ¿has hecho trabajo de campo? daisy: no lo he hecho, pero estoy segura que lo puedo hacer. yo pongo una silla en cualquier lado y yo hago cualquier reportaje. te lo digo honestamente. busco la manera de hacerlo. su colega eveling lambert sabía de la perseverancia y fortaleza de daisy y la invitó a su programa de televisión. eveling: la mejor cualidad que tiene daisy definitivamente es su firmeza, y su perseverancia ante las metas que se impone. daisy no solamente lucha por sus sueños, y no solo sueña, ella actúa. daisy: veredicto de culpabilidad fue lo que dictó la jueza... ilia: en el 2016 daisy fue pionera en su país cuando la contrataron como presentadora del canal "100% no

he was detained by security forces following violent clashes with some of his supporters mr otton baez is wanted in connection with corruption allegations which he says are politically motivated. an outbreak of the dainty fever is putting a severe strain on bangladesh's health system with 2000 patients a day admitted this week alone nearly 30000 people have caught the tropical disease in the south asian country since the beginning of the year. millions more could go hungry if we do not change the way we farm and lower our consumption of meat that is the message from scientists that the un's inter government a panel on climate change they published a new report today and they say that since the late 19th century average global temperatures have risen by 0.87 degrees celsius now this is helped create deserts degraded land and endangered our food security of the world's land area that is not covered by ice roughly 70 percent this is important 70 percent is already being used for the production of food textiles fuel and housing now that is likely to increase if the world's population conti

common theme in their art is the destruction of the environment and the loss of nature constantine baez installation focuses on this theme to artificial palm trees and a shell which doesn't contain the sound of the sea rather the babble of advertising slogans these works ask questions of society in keeping with the principles of bauhaus. how sustainable should our society be how do we handle digitalisation these are the questions we analyze in our exhibition the challenges of the next 100 years of. thinking big and acting globally the gallery eigen home has become an international institution foundations the great institute and artists from china are all part of the worldwide network of the gallery owner and his business partner bianca focused creating synergies was the principle of the bauhaus university right from the start. 1000000 cars a media artist which i am you could use the architecture workshops just as well as the product design or workshops. or this brings in an interdisciplinary aspect along with the sense of community which was characteristic of weimar. busy it's such a se

of the table did not go into form initially jumbo b n c o's netted in the 6 minutes of minds with baez defense all over the place but was struggling to get into the game but the little i came on 36 minutes puff out the score a 5 followed good work from wake up paris h. . just before the break the hosts won a free kick olive out took his time. scoring gimmick with an absolute crack at. the austrian is becoming a real dead ball specialist. the floodgates open for button in the 2nd half this time about set up paris it for 3 was. an impressive home debut past the hour mark and kingsley come home 14. months the beginnings of fall apart and easy finish for the france international. then who else but levon dusky join the party is well on his plate becoming the league's top story yet again after just 3 match days the 61 grant was completed by substitute alfonso davis. and tough taskmaster is. still now unfortunately there hasn't been a game where i'd say we've been a 100 percent perfect even though we've won 61 i don't think anyone's going to bed completely happy. minds have big problems. whil

and c o's netted in the 6 minutes of minds with baez defense all over the place but it was struggling to get into the game but the little light came on 36 minutes past the scorer of the all the good work from paris 6. just before the break the hosts won a free kick. about took its time. scoring given that some crack at. the austrian is becoming a real to special list. the floodgates open for button in the 2nd half this time set up parasitical 3. impressive home debut past the hour mark and kingsley come on the team. might be beginning to form the pots and easy finish for the france international. then who. else but levon dusky joined the party is well on his way to becoming the league's top star yet again after just 3 match days the 61 rant was completed by substitute alfonso davies i am not a tough taskmaster. now unfortunately there hasn't been a game where i'd say we've been 100 percent perfect even though we've won 61 i don't think anyone's going to bed completely happy. minds have big problems. but i am not jumping for joy. this kid she knew facing him personally. i've. there are

he was detained by security forces following violent clashes with some of his supporters mr autumn baez is wanted in connection with corruption allegations which he says are politically motivated. india's prime minister has proclaimed what he calls a new era for indian controlled kashmir that follows his decision to revoke the region's status earlier this week in a television address the ranger modi said that his government's action will free the region from terrorism and separatism pakistan disputes india's claim to the territory and it has responded by suspending trade with india and expelling the countries on board however it has ruled out a military response for now a security lockdown is in its 4th day now in the region hundreds of local politicians are under arrest. the streets are usually thronging with traffic but since then he's decision to be focusing on i'm a state controlled kashmir ami fatigues have replaced the colorful bustle of everyday life few civilians to venture from their homes. there is no one in sight on the roads. it doesn't look like a curfew and the people impr

but overnight tonight we've got the see baez that on shore breeze will continue.fog inside the bay early on and then we'll as that front kind of the works its way through california for tomorrow. the clouds begin to move them back along the coastline, still temperatures are going to be warming up 90's in the valley, small 70's names inside the bay 60's, a windy out of the coast. it >>to try to find the attacker who stabbed to death a retired administrator at california state university fullerton in orange county. police say 57 year-old steven shake chan was stabbed. several times before he was found dead inside his car in the university parking lot yesterday. the skaters say they found a backpack underneath the car. the contain a crude incendiary device in items that could be used in a kidnapping and authorities believe that backpack belong to the attacker. there's no word on a lice say they do believe it was a targeted attack. those students were on campus is classes don't start until saturday. chan was retired, but he had he had returned to campus this year as a

florida-based jose baez is taking over the case. baez has represented very high profile clients.of providing fentanyl to patients that were near death. fentanyl is the same drug that killed prince. surviving patience say they mistrust the entire medical community. >> they took trust away from doctors. >> i'm just numb to him right now. what happened and what he did to my mom. i would not say a monster. more or less wanting to know why. >> i don't know where to go from here with it. >> suspicions about him began to surface in 2014. he was not fired from mount carmel until december 201 act. this june he was indicted. dana? >> dana: thanks, mike. apple issuing a public apology after they listened to private conversations through siri. all of this following a report that contractors were hearing confidential information. apple says they will take a variety of new steps to improve privacy. speaking of that, amazon's ring service partnering with more than 400 police departments to share home own's door bell camera footage. some crediting it to solve or prevent crimes, other say say it

your money particularly tim baez. dorman john retool and reinforced for the season he's back in black in yellow. monkey resigning mats hummels after 3 trophy laden years and by and he's returned to where he 1st broke out when he develops into a world class central defender back to his roots with the next league title in his sights. to play. live accusing his union brands nico shoots from hoffenheim and glass talk and 3 more top drawer additions at dortmund if you want to compete for the title you need to help the internal competition. punish sessions no problem for me i enjoy being under a bit of pressure. by and often then next time it still takes not so forward feet to up and to world champion defenders benjamin powell from stuttgart is used to thinking big. again you. really can't come and get as far as we can in the champions league or traverse city i want as much as possible and i know you can do it. and lucas said 9 days sign from athletic i mean dritte another great addition to new the x. factor i. want to say

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joan baez and all these are the folks who attended, ditka gregory so many folks coming down to togo lou black colleges very much playing a critical role in shaping and molding the young folks they engage in. it was a very important enclave but in that enclave they were being exposed to these messages freedom of democracy of justice whether from entertainers, educators, or even the college professors. >> after the event my uncle told me, you better be careful. you are on a list. [laughter] >> thank you. we have another question. >> Ãbmost of my life in mississippi to a great deal of it also in memphis. while at mississippi state first african american was enrolled there became a friend of him. he worked in a race relations division in memphis tennessee shortly after the team was killed when they created multiracial office to address multiple problems that were there. i was the only white on the staff. this is been a subject always been near and dear to me. i have a lot of theological roots that are not there that ought to be there. my question that i bring today has to do that when i fir

joan baez and all these are the folks who attended, ditka gregory so many folks coming down to togo lou black colleges very much playing a critical role in shaping and molding the young folks they engage in. it was a very important enclave but in that enclave they were being exposed to these messages freedom of democracy of justice whether from entertainers, educators, or even the college professors. >> after the event my uncle told me, you better be careful. you are on a list. [laughter] >> thank you. we have another question. >> Ãbmost of my life in mississippi to a great deal of it also in memphis. while at mississippi state first african american was enrolled there became a friend of him. he worked in a race relations division in memphis tennessee shortly after the team was killed when they created multiracial office to address multiple problems that were there. i was the only white on the staff. this is been a subject always been near and dear to me. i have a lot of theological roots that are not there that ought to be there. my question that i bring today has to do that when i fir

was a 2-2 game and having to the seventh that is on the cubs got a pair of runs rte and then javier baez drove one of the wall and left the center with a face full of bricks and i been a two-run shot and it was his second of the game and 6-2 in the a's answer back in the 8th and nick rupp in a chicago suburb and playing against his hometown team first time and lots of family there is a limit is two run homer which brought it to 6-4 but that is as close as they got and they lost 6-5 and the a's remain a half-game behind tampa for the second al wildcard spot.>> the reunion tonight in san francisco with washington in town and now hunter strickland now place for that team. the nationals in a scoreless game the second and suzuki lines on the center off of jeff and kevin flattens it out and takes a hit away with one of the best catches of the year and the game stays scoreless until the following inning. with two outs, adam eaton was running for first in the 3-2 count and anthony drove one to center in a beaten a chance to come all the way around and score 1-0 nationals. they got two more in th

i got to see -- it started to rain on joan baez. we got there about midnight. i remember it well. i had a great time. me and a friend went up friday. i wanted to stand the same spot i was in 50 years ago. up like it isset today. i had a great time. i never forgot it. i wanted to stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had it kind of closed off. host: did it look the same? everything,member the lake we slam in, where the stage was. i wanted to stand in the field where i was. i wasn't able to do it. host: it is a historic site as you can see from this marker. this is what it looks like today. what do you think? caller: i'm not looking at the tv right now. i remember it exactly the way it was. it was a field of mud. today, it's a nice landscape field. sign you can see the peace that commemorates the 50th anniversary. how old were you? caller: i was 21 at the time. we drove from outside detroit. we came in the back way. we did that experience all the traffic that they saw from new york city. that was one of the reasons we went, the music. i remember johnson claire, the acti

i got to see -- it started to rain on joan baez. we got there about midnight. i remember it well. i had a great time. me and a friend went up friday. i wanted to stand the same spot i was in 50 years ago. up like it isset today. i had a great time. i never forgot it. i wanted to stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had it kind of closed off. host: did it look the same? everything,member the lake we slam in, where the stage was. i wanted to stand in the field where i was. i wasn't able to do it. host: it is a historic site as you can see from this marker. this is what it looks like today. what do you think? caller: i'm not looking at the tv right now. i remember it exactly the way it was. it was a field of mud. today, it's a nice landscape field. sign you can see the peace that commemorates the 50th anniversary. how old were you? caller: i was 21 at the time. we drove from outside detroit. we came in the back way. we did that experience all the traffic that they saw from new york city. that was one of the reasons we went, the music. i remember johnson claire, the acti

some for the first time since 2010 was take it up and the bottom of the 7th comes up for too obvious baezome but in the 6. this time he's won up to left center and into the outfield basket part of a four-run frame for chicago cubs up 6, 2, to same score a try to get some runs going part he needs the chicago native you i drive to right the 2 run, jack is a no doubter. his mom is losing her mom. he's within cheese, then on the very next pitch marcus imrie semi a towering shot left field. the outfielders didn't even move that drops or his second home run of the night open 8 today 6, 5, games to the 9th we go high drama situations to down to one percent a chance to be the hero. great contact gives in or out. stays lose a close 1, 6, 5 snapping there. 3 game winning streak. >>back at oracle park, the giants are home again after a nine-game road trip most of the washington nationals, a team san francisco has to go through to get into the wild card conversation at last check score is 3 nothing naps in the 6th highlights later on switching over to the nfl both the 49 ers and raiders have the day

but i think the larger point that i want to make as a guy who knows the fear of being followed baez of color of your skin, being pulled over that for every name we know like eric garner, there are thousands we do not. for every video that we actually see, there thousands of incidents that are not captured on video that never get the justice that this enabled. the police report after this incident, the way they wrote it cleaned everything up and would have gone undiscovered. it was really that video that captured it. so where we come as a society where we're not getting to the roof the large spread problem of police accountability where it's just time that something is captured on a videotape that we see justice done. and even when justice gets done, five years later after someone, an unarmed civilian was choked to death after saying time and time again, i can't breathe. as a guy who actually had to run a police department who learned a lot along the way and now as a senator has led on police accountability legislation. question do so much better as a nation dealing with issues of impli

really for the first time since 2010 was taken up in the bottom of the 7th comes up for to do javier baez already over the 6 at this time. the left center to the time frame for chicago cubs up 6, 2, to the 8th, same score. days trying to get some runs nick martini the chicago native i drive to right the 2 run, jack is a no doubter his family in the stands his mom. and his hometown hayes within 2 on the very next pitch too marches city. a towering shot to left field. the outfielder didn't even moves and drops for his second home run of the night can make to the 6, 5, game. tonight we go high drama situations to to watch for sami and a chance to be the hero great contact gives was a close 1, 6, 5, snapping their three-game winning streak it the run >>back at oracle park, the giants are home again after a nine-game road trip hosting the washington nationals, a team, san francisco have to go through to get into the wild card conversation at last check 3 nothing next in the 9th. we'll have the highlights later on switching over to the nfl both the 49 ers and raiders have had the day off from t

park is ground-rule double only a run scores though i love her 9 a giants and on the next batter be baeza moot point chop the slow roller to evan longoria can't bear hand it, chris bryant scores we're all tied up again. ny all a belt sac fly give the giants and 1110 lead going into for bryant says right that's enough drills the race for on test pitch to the left field bleachers for a 2 run homer the cubs won a thriller 12 11 as the giants dropped their >>coming up on kron 4 sports attend a z 80's on the coliseum open with a big win last night and >>sep in butte county is still rebuilding 9 months after that can fire basically wiped out the entire town. >>some buildings made it through the like the paradise ridge elementary jessica mensch was there today as governor gavin newsome took a tour to see the progress. >>a cheerful welcome for governor gavin visiting paradise ridge elementary school getting you came back last week right to check in on students just back to class 9 months after the camp fire destroyed their town want to see the progress and want. >>to make sure we're following th

fans in th trad game heading in the 7th that is in the cubs lit up in a pair of runs and in javier baez the face of bricks and ivy and it was the 28th of the season it was 6-2 in the a's answered in the 8th and he grew up in a chicago suburb and he was playing against his hometown for the first time in a lots of fans are there to celebrate his two minus one homer in the next pitch simeon goes deep the second time in the game in 19 homers on the year for him but that is as close as the a's got. they lost 6-5 in oakland on the outside looking in right now in the american league wildcard and a half game behind tampa. this is for the second spot. >> football camps are going full blast run the country most teams set to play the first exhibition games this week. there is no team yet in las vegas, but they were full of anticipation that the raiders construction site today. if you wondered why biggest davis looks like, that is your answer. the raiders new stadium topped out today and the last steel beam installed in the stadium also now has a name, allegiant stadium. allegiant is the ninth larg

we walked and i got to see -- it started to rain on joan baez. we got there about midnight. we had a great time from there. i remember it well. i had a great time. me and a friend went up friday. just two days ago so i could stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had a pretty closed off and the venue was set up, we had a parking pass like it was going on today. i had a great time. i never forgot it. that's why i went back friday. i wanted to stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had it kind of closed off. host: did it look the same? caller: i remember everything, the lake we all swim in, where the stage was. we drove past it. they had it fenced off. i wanted to stand in the field where i was. i wasn't able to do it. host: it is a historic site as you can see from this marker. this is what it looks like today. what do you think? caller: i'm not looking at the tv right now. i remember it exactly the way it was. it was a field of mud. today, it's a nice landscape field. beautiful grass. host: if you look closely, you signee the 50 with a peace on the th

and to get a break but the next batter be baez makes that a moot point shop a slow roll. canberra handed chris bryant scores. brandon belt sac fly gave the giants and 1110 lead going into the 8th. >>drills the rays more on to pitch deep into the left field bleachers 2 run homer cubs won a thriller 1211. the giants dropped their 3rd in a row. >>now to the nfl travel day for the raiders who are on their way to winnipeg for pre season meeting with the packers tomorrow night as for the 49 ers short turnaround just played monday up next the chiefs in arrowhead on saturday aside from jimmy garoppolo a story in training camp. how solid the defense has meant forcing turnovers, allowing only one touchdown in the exhibition sleet. yes, it's only preseason but still. >>richard sherman the leader of the defense was now fully recovered from his achilles injury and seasonal limitations thinks the unit can be great. but he's not getting ahead of themselves just yet. >>got being contained what we've done yesterday, you know just always searching for the next opportunity to better. that t

i got to see -- it started to rain on joan baez. we got there about midnight. i remember it well. had a great time. me and a friend went up friday. i wanted to stand the same spot i was in 50 years ago. up like it isset today. i had a great time. i never forgot it. i wanted to stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had it kind of closed off. host: did it look the same? everything,member the lake we slam in, where the stage was. i wanted to stand in the field where i was. i wasn't able to do it. host: it is a historic site as you can see from this marker. this is what it looks like today. what do you think? caller: i'm not looking at the tv right now. i remember it exactly the way it was. it was a field of mud. today, it's a nice landscape field. sign you can see the peace that commemorates the 50th anniversary. how old were you? caller: i was 21 at the time. we drove from outside detroit. we came in the back way. we did that experience all the traffic that they saw from new york city. that was one of the reasons we went, the music. i remember johnson claire, the activi

common theme in their art is the destruction of the environment and the loss of nature constantine baezinstallation focuses on this theme to artificial palm trees and a shell which doesn't contain the sound of the sea rather the babble of advertising slogans these works ask questions of society in keeping with the principles of bauhaus. how sustainable should our society be how do we handle digitalisation these are the questions we analyze in our exhibition the challenges of the next 100 years. thinking big and acting globally the gallery eigen home has become an international institution foundations the grattan institute and artists from china are all part of the worldwide network of the gallery owner and his business partner bianca folk to creating synergies was the principle of the bauhaus university right from the start. 1000000 cars a media artist which i am you could use the architecture workshops just as well as the product design or workshops. or this brings in an interdisciplinary aspect along with the sense of community which was characteristic of weimar busy. such a sense of

common theme in their art is the destruction of the environment and the loss of nature constantine baezinstallation focuses on this theme to artificial palm trees and a shell which doesn't contain the sound of the sea rather the babble of advertising slogans these works ask questions of society in keeping with the principles of battle house. how sustainable should our society be how do we handle digitalisation these are the questions we analyze in our exhibition the challenges of the next 100 years. thanking pink and acting globally the gallery i can home has become an international institution foundations the great institute and artists from china are all part of the worldwide network of the gallery owner and his business partner bianca folk to creating synergies was the principle of the battle house university right from the start. as a media artist which i am you could use the architecture workshops just as well as the product design or workshops. or this brings in an interdisciplinary aspect along with the sense of community which was characteristic of weimar because. it's such a se