ball one.> steube is a pretty imposing player. when he has control he can be a really good pitcher. i've seen him in the hallways of congress of course. tall guy. longtime athlete. clearly why the republicans have him back on the mound. the 1-1 is outside. 2-1. 2-1, two outs, runner at third. raul ruiz. hit by a pitch. stole second and third in the first inning. and then scored. >> democrats trying to play small ball. get around, get somebody on base who can walk. just steal around the bases as much as they can. meanwhile, the republicans where are blasting -- they were playing long ball. we'll have an interesting juks juxtaposition tonight if it continues as we have seen in the first inning. >> 3-1 to ruiz. 3-2, two outs. steube trying to get out of the inning after giving up a run. he walked aguilar and murphy to lead off the inning. aguilar stole second and third. scored on the wild pitch. >> big pitch here. >> funky score. >> that's one way to describe it. >> steube into the stresm pitch, s

called a ball. >> mike: unbelievable. mentioned if the ball's not between the knees of the catcher you just don't get it with gabe morales. that was a strike. accept the wide target because didn't go between the knees, they didn't get if. it. >> jon: 2-0. first base is empty. but you got a very dangerous right-hander on deck. there's matzek, number 68 getting ready in the bullpen. two down. pederson who started the inning at second is still there. left center field. hit deep. way back there and caught by duggar! he kept going and going and going and hauled it in. thanks to steven duggar patrolling center field. >> mike: well, he had a great jump, perfect route, and puts it right in the sweet spot. >> jon: belt, posey, slater, due up. back to the ballpark, jon miller and mike krukow, giants and braves. see you after the game. >> jon: giants, 5. atlanta, 5. last of the 10th inning as donovan solano had his visit with ron wotus because he is the automatic runner at second base. >> mike: you see the num

ball one. dickerson as a pinch hitter in the ninth inning hit a fly ball to left. smashed but foul. >> pulled. lazy breaking ball. 112-mile-an-hour strike. >> 1-1, the count to alex dickerson. >> bases loaded, but yastrzemski at third. the possible winning run. beauty if you're the pitcher, right on the corner, right at the knees. >> you're right. i mean, they want that fastball at the hands. it winds up going right on the inside corner at 95. i mean, a perfect pitcher's pitch. whether they were trying to go there, i don't know, but didn't matter. 1-2 count. >> so now he's ahead in the count. 1-2. in the dirt and the block, crucial block there by austin barnes keeping yaz at third. >> he's an above-average blocker. can't be afraid to put that ball in the dirt with a runner at third base. got a lot of bare hand, too. >> 2-2, the count. one out. yaz broke late. not knowing from where he was if the ball was going to be caught on the fly or not. and an easy out at the plate on the force-out. >> he had month choice. if you're going to freeze on a line drive there. nice

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balls into their pockets.>> reporter: tiana noble is the director of paul persons. thert.re are s the most you will have is four, maybe five. >> reporter: that's a lot. can you hold three balls in your hand? >> yes. last year i had some fractured fingers from crying to catch the serve. >> reporter: at last year's australian open, ralph nadal accidentally hit ball person anita birchall in the head. but there is no crying in grand slam tennis. what do you look for in a ball person? >> i want the ball people to be attentive, hae great attitude. >> reporter: alas this year -- >> he barely broke a sweat. >> reporter: -- my best wasn't good enough. i'm ready to be put into assisted living after that. >> you, nonetheless, are without a doubt the member of the worst generation, period, ever, period. when you ask what makes us the greatest country in the world, i don't know what the (bleep) you're talking about. >> pauley: as an actor, jeff daniels has made living as an actor playing people who speak their minds. as tr

ball one. >> again, not close. and that's the look of concern. >> bob guerin, the bench coach there with the pitching coach behind the manager dave roberts. kris bryant is on deck.

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the ball placement was superb.ght end couldn't bring it in. >> joe: notre dame exhausts that last time-out. speaking of exhausting, the right arms of florida state fans. all night long. it has served them well. all right, greg, take us through it. five seconds to go. ball is on the 49 yard line. >> greg: you got to buy some time. especially where you're at infi. don't be afraid to retreat a little bit if you need to. but you need to throw the ball four yards into the end zone. from right now, where his toes are, he needs to throw it about 60 yards in the air. that will give you the most room to potentially reel one in. but he has to buy some time to get there. >> joe: he launches it. it's short of the end zone. and it is picked travis jay finishes off regulation with an interception. and for those of you yesterday who were sitting back, saying, i can't get enough of this sport, it is so good. guess what, you get more. when we come back, we're going to overtime. the upset seeking noles against the number nine irish

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not really pushing the ball down field. putting the ball in harm's way, almost getting it intercepted but in the second half, he did come alive but we saw what happens when you don't have a running game. it puts so much pressure on the quarterback to be perfect and it was difficult for jimmy tonight. they koonlt pull out the win but i think moving forward, you probably will see more of trey lance. >> aaron rodgers has been criticized a lot this season. a, for his performance in week one. and then, also, let's be honest, he hasn't been mr. warm and friendly with the media. people have said he's -- he's pouting or maybe he hasn't been, um, i don't know, the best teammate. he certainly looked like a good teammate tonight. >> yeah. he looked like an excellent teammate tonight and you see it. he was wheeling and dealing. he made it so easy for them. even on that one there, they are lining in the coverages. i felt like coming into this game, one was to disguise until four to six seconds left on the clock. so many times out there

, soft ball and volley ball.rted the first volley ball league and very proud what i have done with that. being a leader for girls is passion and showing to be confident and being ambiggish and strong person. [inaudible] for about 5 years. programs offered thraw thirty-three rec and park and oversee thg prms about a year. other than the programs we offer we offer summer camp squz do [inaudible] during the summer and that is something i wherei have been able to shine in my role. >> couple years we started the civic center socking league and what an amazing opportunity it was and is it for kid in the neighborhood who come together every friday in the civic center plaza on green grass to run and play. you otonly see soccer and poetry but also see books t. is a really promoting literacy to our kid and giving them to tools to make it work at home. real fortunate to see the [inaudible] grow. >> girls get pressureed with society and i know that is obvious, but we see it every day, magazines, commercials the idea what a w

can't handle the cue ball. >> steve: yeah can't get the eight ball either. >> jimmy: no >> steve: it's laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: flushes seven billiard balls >> steve: yeah, seven billiard balls. >> jimmy: you got to choose which one, man >> steve: yeah --- ball, i don't know >> jimmy: that "squid game" dude >> steve: stripe, solid? whatever you want. >> jimmy: you flush them down the toilet >> steve: you better hope it's a solid. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter and applause ♪ >> steve: oh, man, i ate a a billiard ball. i feel like an idiot >> jimmy: no >> steve: i ate seven of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, now you should feel like an idiot. what is the first number ball that came out? >> steve: oh, let's see, oh, lottery. [ laughter ] number six >> jimmy: number two hey! >> steve: number two came out. >> jimmy: it's a lottery [ popping >> steve: seven, six 49 >> jimmy: don't touch it don't touch it >> steve: wait a second, 53. sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's an eight. >> steve: sorry. i apologize, it's a three. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, sorry, i went

in fact i didn't know if i could dribble the ball. didn't know the football would stick to my fingers or i would hit it off my foot. i was certain i could not shoot. >> baylor has a 15 footer, 138 -- 133 brick. >> the first time i got into the game that every move that i made. every time i walk there is a plot, cheers, so forth. the other players were all laughing. but of course i was not laughing. it is just the total absence of confidence. >> you are so well known for such a young person. here you are, they've got you there. you are on defense and you are vulnerable. >> one thing i told them has is going to uncork and score 46-point. the thing to remember the same basketball player scores the 46 points scored two points when he wasn't doing well. this is how it happens. the thing is to be consistent. >> i am a writer he is the only person i have ever written about that i continue to know afterward. he was 18 years old, he was a public figure. she grew up in crystal city for the most popular sport is basketball. what ever else was tr

he spoke of sound suggests the ball had brushed the bat. 0ut. bat. 0ut. but kay didn't really seem ok with it. rohit sharma batted on and the point about these runs, they were now stretching india's lead, a shift in the dynamic of a match which gripped everyone. almost everyone. don't miss this! beautifully played! cutting loose, india confidence _ beautifully played! cutting loose, india confidence was _ beautifully played! cutting loose, india confidence was rebuilding i india confidence was rebuilding through every part of the oval. and here comes rohit sharma. a3 60 degrees 365 day batsmen, to excel in any occasion. 100 for him in a test match away from home. now he had done everything. rohit sharma could hit the ball anywhere, so why on 127 did he do this? he didn't really know. neither did england. just a way that somehow they got him out. the ball was new, 0llie robinson was revived. england fought per genre had hit theirs. that sound waves on review showed it had gone for 61. in september of this series everything is still to be decided.

amanda: evidence of damage caused by metal ball bearings. these are items the district attorney's office says are being aired at buildings, homes, and cars at potentially lethal speeds. >> these are about the size of a quarter going over 100 miles per hour. >> the captain with the bureau of investigation says behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. the crime now coming off the freeway. two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. reckless behavior. and if they are doing it just for fun, they have to think about the fact that somebody could get hurt and not just, you know, minor, but injuries. could be deadly. >> residents living along the corridor say it's enough to make them consider a detour. clips that makes me not want to take the 87 anymore, hearing about the ball bearings. >> i will have to take the inside road after that. >> since march, there have been 30 incidents. and off 87, the sap center and the san jose museum of art also saw damage. invest

we really want --eole to ball to a minimum. we really want peeple to start _ ball to a minimum. want people to start thinking, _ ball to a minimum. we really want people to start thinking, talking, l people to start thinking, talking, considering alternatives with the overarching aim of protecting the players and the game. hello and a very warm welcome. europe went into the ryder cup with such hope despite being underdogs. the united states had nine of the top ten rent players but europe had always been able to draw and camaraderie that americans had never been able to capture. that all changed with the usa dominating from the first morning and over welding their opponents and yesterday's singles winning by a hefty i9— their opponents and yesterday's singles winning by a hefty 19— nine. i got a point, and singles winning by a hefty 19— nine. i gota point, and i'm singles winning by a hefty 19— nine. i got a point, and i'm disappointed that i didn't do it sooner. two good opportunities to lift us out of the hole, and i wasn't able to do it. look at the height on it. just keep sit

amanda: evidence of damage caused by metal ball bearings.s the district attorney's office says are being aired at buildings, homes, and cars at potentially lethal speeds. >> these are about the size of a quarter going over 100 miles per hour. >> the captain with the bureau of investigation says behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. the crime now coming off the freeway. two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. reckless behavior. and if they are doing it just for fun, they have to think about the fact that somebody could get hurt and not just, you know, minor, but injuries. could be deadl >> residents living along the corridor say it's enough to make them consider a detour. clips that makes me not want to take the 87 anymore, hearing about the ball bearings. >> i will have to take the inside road after that. >> since march, there have been 30 incidents. and off 87, the sap center and the san jose museum of art also saw damage. investigators say the p

it wasn't about just getting the high ball in the middle of the box and then heading it in, he was anans will certainly remember that. brian clough, england. jimmy was the goal poacher, he played alongside the main striker, but if you saw some ofjimmy�*s goals, he could go past, three, four, five defenders and his finishing was absolutely faultless, and i always remember the great bill nicholson, the tottenham manager, trying to tell another player who was with him at that time, how to finish, and bill nicholson said jimmy greaves passed the ball to the stanchion. he didn't blast it into the net, he stroked it in. he caressed it in. absolutely. given his brilliance, given his postional awareness and given he was fit, the fact that he didn't play in that 66 final, at wembley, in the world cup, against the germans, that was a bitter, bitter blow, wasn't it? it was a great disappointment tojimmy, yes, and who knows, i mean, alf ramsey picked the team he thought was right on the day and we won the world cup, so you can't argue too much with it in hindsight. butjimmy was certainly the grea

>> the birthday balls. >> right. what was a birthday ball? >> a big party or fund-raisers on his birthday. drive in a bunch -- >> not yet. no dimes. still into the fancy balls. >> a lot of money. >> yeah. celebrate roosevelt, celebrate his birthday and fancy balls at fancy hotels. they were across the country, which is amazing to think about. it wasn't just new york and washington but all across the country. there's a problem. there were a couple problems with the balls. it became apparent within a few years. why might people begin to think maybe these birthday balls aren't a good idea? >> i think people took issue with using him as a figurehead since he was the president. it seemed like he was -- he should remain neutral since he is in such an important political office. >> he is the president. he is what? what is his political party? he is a democrat. no republican wants to go to a birthday ball for franklin roosevelt, right? so you had the political issue and then what message does this deliver, these birthday balls? if you're in the heart

can on ball run, 1981. and then others would follow all the way up to death race, if you really want to take that type of film forward. now we've got to wrap up. and this is an image from where is bad -- from "badlands". and this notion of what is reality, what is illusion and how does the reality of a thing called the automobile -- how is that transformed into an illusion in a way, and how does film do that? and you know, how does our identity end up somehow twist and turn related to the products from hollywood in and how do we identify ourselves that way? i watch gum ball rally, i get in my car and i drive like hell through green county. okay? that's my identity coming through after being influenced by a film. rebellion in terms of substance. to this day. and what that suggests, i'll leave that to you. okay? and the politics of theater. and what does that mean? i ask you to close us out, doctor, as we are on the last minute or so of our --? so, yeah, this politics, the hollywoodfication of america. at the

his team—mates were struggling, the first ball hard pressed, unimpressed, somerset�*s goal is keepingchris wood taking it beyond the field and the boundary rope, the very next ball he would get caught, thankfully for him these catchers do not count. he helped take the target yond 150, would it be enough? it was certainly looking like it as somerset lost early wickets. 48 needed for the last 20 balls, somerset were not done yet, this was their last chance, they took it with two hands and plenty of bat, an extraordinary victory with the final tonight, bat, an extraordinary victory with the finaltonight, somerset bat, an extraordinary victory with the final tonight, somerset halfway there. looking tojoin in were sussex and kent, kent the first to show their hand and showed the way, daniel bell drummond never backwards in coming forwards, and insert of important innings, but sometimes numbers do not tell the whole story, darren stevens' 45, steering kent with an imposing total, 168 the only number that mattered the target for sussex. from the beginning they were forced to stretch fitter t

it wasn't about discussing the high ball in the middle of the box and then heading it in.ayer. heading it in. he was an agile, skilful player-— skilful player. yes, and also, remember — skilful player. yes, and also, remember he _ skilful player. yes, and also, remember he often - skilful player. yes, and also, remember he often played . skilful player. yes, and also, i remember he often played with skilful player. yes, and also, - remember he often played with a centre forward. certainly in chelsea in his earlier days. he did in tottenham. the spurs fan will certainly remember. jimmy was the goal poacher and he played alongside the main striker but if you saw some ofjimmy�*s goals, he could go past three, four orfive ofjimmy�*s goals, he could go past three, four or five defenders. ofjimmy�*s goals, he could go past three, four orfive defenders. i was under the tottenham manager trying to tell another player that was with him at the time how to finish and he said,jimmy him at the time how to finish and he said, jimmy greaves, passed the ball to the censure. he didn't pass

how are you balls, everything fine? one thing you've got to love about the caribbean is the people who can cuss you out without using a single swear word. he seemed chill buzz he was telling her off. that might have been the most dignified telling off i ever heard from a governor. i was sitting at home thinking i should be ashamed of myself. as funny and the story is, unfortunately this has turned into a real problem in a real country being handled by real health professionals. and, so, we thought at the "the daily show," you know, it would be great to have these people on the show to actually find out the full story, not from our cousin and not from our cousin's friend but from the people there to see what's happening on the ground. so when we come back, i'll be speaking to the man from that clip, trinidad's actual health minister, know you have been ind and i really appreciate it. >> anything for an honorary trinidadian. >> trevor: i try my best. i have been told if i don't attend the next mass i'm going to lose my ci

someone also shot ball bearings at a woman sitting in her car. yes juliet happened in a parking garage unknown if she was the intended target. thankfully she was not heard, but authorities worry it could get worse. take a look at some of the damage here at this county building. authorities are now offering a $20,000 reward. driving on highway 87 san jose, you'll see several commercial buildings in downtown have boarded up windows. the district attorney's crime lab on west heading street is one of them. it's windows have been shot at at least eight times. shattered glass is visible from the street. at first, a lot of people thought that they may be. this is a prank we've received. complaints we've received victims and, hey, my glasses broken out, but it's been escalating, authorities say it's happened at least 20 times since march, not only at the crime lab but the remark towers, tech companies, that s a p center san jose museum art, and now people are targets. just a few weeks ago, we had an individual sitting in her car. and the quiet whisper of

someone is launching metal ball bearings at buildings and cars on highway 87. damaging property along 87, between interstate 280 and highway 101. that stretch runs right through the heart of downtown. the damage already totals $500,000. some fear the bad behavior is only escalating. >> for drivers along waterloo bay freeway or highway 87 through downtown san jose, there is evidence of damage caused by metal ball bearings. items the district attorney's office that are being fired at buildings, homes and cars. >> these are not small ball bearings. these are the size of a quarter going at 100 miles per hour. >> he said behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. he said just two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. >> reckless. if they are doing it for fun, they have to think about the fact someone could get hurt. severe injuries. it could be deadly. >> residents along the 87 corridor says it is enough to make them consider a detour. >> i might have to take the 101 and inside

i'm talking, of course, about nicki minaj's cousin's friend's balls. story i'm talking about? we've made some jokes and bits, some gags about these testicles, and we've got a few more, which brings us to tonight's: "stephen colbert's ball gags." ( laughter ) ( applause ) for those of you-- they took that away quickly. they took it that lower third away quickly, didn't they? for those of you who have been living under a rock or a particularly large pair of balls, nicki minaj caused a controversy when she tweeted, "my cousin in trinidad won't get the vaccine cuz his friend got it and became impotent. his testicles became swollen." of course, "your cousin's friend" is a much more trusted source than all of the world's doctors. that's why in an emergency, you always hear people yell, "this man is having a heart attack! quick! is anyone here someone's cousin's friend?" ( laughter ) last night, we had some fun with minaj's tweet in our cold open. >> stephen: will it will get you. it will get you. >> jon: that will make you move. >> stephen: it will get you.

manchin and sinema aren't playing hard ball here. this is more like they're playing calvin ball.vin and hobbs cartoon where you make up the rules as you go along. the senators won't even say what their policy conditions are right now. biden will. he's pushing for about 3.5 trillion to expand the safety net. they're not coming back with a specific counter offer to the president in their own party. in fact, i'm telling you something but it really has become widely known. it's a bit of a joke in the political cartoons of our internet era. here's a scene from planes, trains, automobiles reimagined with someone should tell manchin or sinema they're going the wrong way. the senators aren'taniac drivers, they're trying to brand themselves independent of the rty and independent of biden. they're both flirting with the fame of individuality at this and rebellion. manchin, with coal indust stri pressure. to be positioned as a moderating force and thus it won't matter how much biden or the progressives want tospend. manchin has to be publicly against it for a while which leads tocenes like

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two plays, we ran the ball.ct and put it in our hands at the end because it always feels good to win that way, especially when you almost give it away. reporter: what are your thoughts on that getting the game? and how much do you appreciate the crowd affecting the game, not just watching it, but affecting it? >> let's talk about zey he is my brother. family. it is hard to throw at the schedule what i want to throw out because i have four kids and i am trying to get home and be a dad. i have to get up early. i need to go hang out with my children and wife in the off-season and he is there every time. he has not missed one since he got here. things happen, it doesn't matter. he has always been there for me. whenever i needed him the most, he has always been there. regardless of if he called the ball, he is family and i get to celebrate his success. he had a rough time in buffalo and he found home here and i hope he finds home here for a long time, because i love that guy so much. the fans, it was such a beautiful

pride watching this, this is a gourmet challenge and she might win the title with a bowl of matsa ball soup. >> and it goes to rachel's point about what is really jewish cuisine and what are the elements that define it. >> exactly. and so much of how it is being defined in the united states has been shaped by companies like a company which promoted the soup as an every day food. it is a food for passover and the soup used to only be dumpling soup for the holiday of passover. but the company had this amazing idea that they would sell their meal in which you could make the mazza balls year round and therefore, we get the soup year round as a recognizably jewish food. >> so something that becomes every day, what, then, do you think is kind of a big question, so what is the future of jewish food? >> i think that there's this trend towards elevating it by some chefs as alex was speaking to, and it is still -- there is still a home tradition in the ways in which it is evolving in all of our -- through all of our food, broader food trends. would you agree? >> yeah, i also think it has been in

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i think it is instinctive if the ball is in the air to go and attack it and win the ball but it brings a different dimension to your game. you've got to adjust, you've got to move your feet quicker, maybe bring the — ball down with your chest and try and find different solutions really. but it was an interesting game. the link now proven heading a football, . and there are so many great players now who are _ really struggling, it certainly needs looking at, the fa, the _ premier league, they all need - to look at it to decide what we are going to do with it, _ what is a safe way to move forward. we are unlikely to see any changes to the professional game any time soon. but work is under way to make the game nesta mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. over the weekend summer and head first into autumn because through this week things are looking cooler this week things are looking cooler this week things are looking cooler this week with rain and blustery winds. that is down to the fact low pressure is sweeping in from the atlantic. this weather f

now the ball gate has reached such truly epic proportions. the conclusion of this saga is something that only and a bill may couldn't, couldn't call me, even though i had posted on high instagram this time that twitter restricted our ability to tweet. the only thing is that how denied restricting nick human knowledge is that somehow she has managed to make a false claim about being in trouble for making a phone crying. wow. twitter has also come undefined for no blocking or labeling de tweed for containing attention, misleading information, knowledge to claim that how controversial post had landed in quote toys to jail. but that's something the social media platform has denied major news outlets. we're also quick to pick up on the fact that managers tweet was not taken down given fee is that it could make some of the rop as 20 to 1000000 follows. think twice about getting vaccinated. radio host and journalist and john gold. things twitter should take more responsibility for the content on its platform. tricia have a gigi. she, they hide, they

we said no pressure whatsoever. >> we didn't bring our mirror ball jackets.e happy. >> i just want to dance. all i want to do is dance. i just don't want to hurt myself. that's all. that's my goal this season is not hurting myself. >> let's start with you. "90210." you didn't have any professional dance background but sharna your girl, do you dance at home? >> no, no, no, no. no, because i have -- i'm -- no. [ laughter ] >> hard no. >> that's it, no dancing at home. watching television, raising kids. >> you may want to change that. >> okay. >> you got some work to do. >> all right, fine. >> you said you're in. you're all in. >> i'm all in. just trying to keep the bar as low as possible so there's no expectations so then i have nowhere to go but up. >> i have a lot of expectations for you, just saying. i mean, nothing bigger than "90210" in fifth grade and david and donna. >> right on. >> all right. can we talk to michael? >> please do. >> if you're not going to, i'll just interrupt. let's go. >> for those who don't know your persona in wwe, would you describe

by the fact that the ball will go six times as far. it will, at the time of flight i will say stay in the air. but the time-of-flight will be at least six times as long . it will not occur. because there's no atmosphere to make it slice or hook. and i thought what a neat place to whack a golf ball. well, when i went to bob to tell him i wanted to hit a couple of golf balls of course he says absolutely no way there was a series when i explained that it was not a regular golf club, it was handled that we use that we put the scoop on the end of the school samples of dust with. and that was already up there . it would be thrown away. we had a clubhead which i had adapted to snap on this handle. the two golf balls for which i paid. two golfballs and a club and no expense to the taxpayer . the thing that finally convinced bob was that boss, i'll make a deal. if we have cleared up, if we have had equipment failure, anything has gone wrong on the surface, or where you are embarrassed or we are embarrassed i will not do it. we will not be so fr

play a little ball, it's always a good time. >> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00.you can find it on the kpix 5 nears app and the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we will be back here on the kpix 5 nears at 7:00 p.m. mays was the greatest player of all time. the greatest all-around in my opinion. yeah. i know you are a dodgers fan. >> no i am not. them's fighting words. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'd ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, it is make or break for the president's agenda as the standoff over funding the government continues, and, congress struggles to avert a potentially disastrous shutdown. with the clock ticking, the fight to keep the government open. and, how a shutdown could hurt millions of americans. plus, democrats in disarray over president biden's $3.5 trillionr president biden's $3. spending bill. tonight, a look at one element of that massive plan: the largest-ever investment in child care. tonight, youtube banning robert kennedy jr. and others for spreading vaccine misinformation, as hospitals in montana and other places are overrun with co