not at coors, charlie blackmon solo homer in the third. tied at 3-3. back to the kids. big time sugar rush and crash coming. rocky -- score. a double down the line. heston 5 1/3. bruce bochy an early exit in the 8th after arguing a strike 3 call on brandon crawford here and the giants win streak comes to an end. see ya bruce. 6-4 rocks. >>> a's and astros. one guy wearing a penguin suit. i don't know why. a pitchers duel. gets thrown out by val buena. great bare handed catch. astros scored twice. josh reddick a two-out triple. the ball gets away from catcher.

buster posey looks like he'll tie it with a 2-run home run but it dies in dead center and charlie blackmone catch against the fence final: 4-1 rockies giants go 19 scoreless innings before the 8th 3-for last-40 with runners in scoring position 5th straight loss some giant fans may be excited because tonight in boston pablo sandoval gets hit right on the top of his left foot by a steven straberg pitch only an 82 mile- per-hour curveball but still looks painful there is no word yet on how serious it was however sandoval did stay in the game but was eventually removed in the 6th inning the early prognosis is a foot contusion so it doesn't look serious red sox beat the nationals 8-7 when the a's win they are really good. tracy mcgrady the former nba all-star who tried some minor league pitching recently throwing out the first pitch in houston kendall graveman after a rough debut really good tonight he strikes out former "a" chris carter for the 2nd time top 6th/ 1-0 a's billy butler goes the opposite way down the right field line ben zobrist is coming home and he's safe rbi double for "country

we've got people like tracy blackmon. we got faces now. she's a pastor who is pastor the young people. people say, the preachers aren't leading in ferguson. they aren't leading in ferguson. the young people are and pastor tracy blackmon and pastor tim are pastoring them. he pastored students from fiske and abts on the front lines. you don't have to be out front. you can help the young people gain a sustained voice and not just stand up there and make speeches and turn everything into your personal platform. no names. so there has to be -- there has to be capacity building and energy channeling within the faith community itself, and then we're in a position to partner with government, but not dependent on the administration and the administration change to make sure that this stuff keeps going. >> thank you. >> professor? >> alex gresham bullock, i'm a professor in the school of law here. i'm a tax professor and estate planning as i said to the panelists. when i spoke with them earlier, i'm not -- i'm not dealing with these issues as a lawy

buster posey, looks like he is going to tie the game, but charlie blackmon comes up with the catch. lost five straight. >>> astros fans wanting to leave early after their game versus the as . rock key starter kendall graveman picked up his first major league win. butler, ben zobrist. butler has had a hit in every game this season. oakland would win 4-0. their first back to back win of the year. >>> and the warriors wrapped up the top seed in the western conference playoffs more than two weeks ago. but they won't know who they will play in the first round until tomorrowment it is down to new orleans and oklahoma city. the pelicans can get in with a win while the thunder need a win and a pelicans loss. if it is new orleans, they will face star center anthony davis and if it is okc, they will go up against russell westbrook. shawn livingston says he doesn't care which team they face. >> we are worried about us right now. we can't think about what is going. we do have an eye on it so we can prepare, but either one. pick your poison. >> it is time for your tuesday night top five. and num

charlie blackmon will come in to score. bottom of the fourth giants trying to answer back. two on for pagan when he grounds into the inning ending double play and the giants were out of business. runners on the corners, chris pitches and it gets away from posey, we've got a play at the plate. nick slides in. it was initially called out, but the ball game out of hessen's glove. on the replay you see it and the second run scores and that would be the final score this one, 2-0, the final. that's for the first time in seven seasons, the giants lose the home opener. they'll get back after it tomorrow. we'll have more highlights at 6:00. >> our coverage of the giants home opener continues on our website. just click on the story box on the front page. you'll find slide show of fan's pictures. it has been problematic for south bay commuters and shoppers for years. the trouble spot around stevens creek boulevard around interstate 280 and 880, but today, a so-called fly overramp opened up and today for the first time this afternoon, rush hour is opening is it working or was all that

tonight about how much training a volunteer police deputy had when he shot and killed an unarmed blackmon. 73-year-old bob baits who is white is now charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of eric harris. bates an insurance broker who volunteers as a tulsa, oklahoma reserve deputy says he mistakenly pulled out his handgun instead of a taser during a sting operation. harris' family members say they don't believe him. >> if he as much training as he supposedly had, he would definitely know a .357 from a taser. >> a sheriff's office investigation recommended no charges against baits but about the district attorney disagreed. >> miss industry surrounding is the discovery of a body in southwest washington. a man's body was found bloating floating in the washington channel near the washington marina on saturday. around his neck officers found a laminated business card with the words fuzz ws fuzzy shoe shine doctor. investigators are looking for anyone who may be able to identify the man. >>> i live in an exceptional country where the son of a bartender and a maid can have the same

. ♪♪ a lot of imagery of stating the kind of activities that were classified as crime that blackmon arresteds been for you the most interesting reaction that you have seen in young black people after they watch this? >> guest: well i mean people cry, people come back to theaters to see it two and three and four times, people feel validated. they feel transformed. their relationship to their own family albums is also transformative. they all of a sudden realize that the images that they have inherited from there grandparents have this political social value that they had no idea before. and so that is something that has been reoccurring. and in many ways the way in which we set about the production in terms of its transmedia aspect led to this because when we start making a film i started the film about ten years ago 2,003, 2,004. in 2008 and nine we develop what was called the digital diaspora family of the union it was supposed to be an online people space bar people can upload their photographs and become part of the larger family album. i was very much aware of that like me a lot of other

not at coors, charlie blackmon solo homer in the third. tied at 3-3. back to the kids.nd crash coming. rocky -- score. a double down the line. heston 5 1/3. bruce bochy an early exit in the 8th after arguing a strike 3 call on brandon crawford here and the giants win streak comes to an end. see ya bruce. 6-4 rocks. >>> a's and astros. one guy wearing a penguin suit. i don't know why. a pitchers duel. gets thrown out by val buena. great bare handed catch. astros scored twice. josh reddick a two-out triple. the ball gets away from catcher. redick is going to try to win it here. and he's out. so it stays 2-2. the 11th. robby gross man. two-run single off eric o'flaherty. marcus simeon homered in the 11th. it was not enough as the astros hold on for a 5-4 victory. the nba, playing the role of captain obvious. admitted that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three thursday night. that led to the warriors win in overtime. steph was crushed by tyreke evans. should have been a four-point play opportunity. the warriors won in overtime. 123-119. 3-0 series lead. they can close

he's the 25-year-old blackmon who died in police custody earlier this month.s sent cars and buildings on fire including a community center built for seniors under construction. there was video showing people ransacking a sporting goods store. president obama today addressing the nation saying more will be done to address police brutality but this is not the way to do it. >> it is not a protest. it is not a statement. it's people a handful of people taking advantage of a situation for their own purposes and they need to be treated as criminals. >> that was at the white house today, which is about 40 miles from the riots. last night, police arrested more than 200 people. we should note 20 officers were were also injured. the unrest in baltimore is leading major league baseball to do something it has never done before. mlb announcing today that tomorrow's game between the orioles and chicago white sox will be played without any fans. they're closing the gates. only the players and staff members will be allowed inside the stadium in addition to safety concerns, th

our spot light on magazines features justin worland on his reporting of the shooting of an unarmed blackmon in north charleston, south carolina, and the relationship between police departments and communities of color. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> april 14, 1865 at 10:15 p.m. eastern hector john wilkes booth entered ford's theater presidential box and shot president in lincoln. the president died at 7:22 a.m. following morning at the peterson house across the street from the theater. wednesday we will be live from the peterson house to mash the 150th anniversary of president lincoln's assassination with a wreath laying ceremony at 7:15 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. were you a fan of c-span's first lady series? first ladies is now a book published by public affairs. lacking inside the personal life of every first lady in american history based on original interviews with more than 50 preeminent history cans and biographers. the book, first ladies, presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women