louis cardinals, at is about the cardinals he would say they are the western most team in baseball. i you lived in california don't have a team, like azo, washington state, you have your own major-league team but of course in st. louis, so part of the country, the westward team became kind of america's team and the system in the gashouse gang the cardinals become part of the quintessential team during the depression era and this was in the 1934, world series. the cardinals versus tigers 19359034 world series. and also a reflection of the depression itself and much of the industry is shut down during the great depression. in the represent the leader cities trying to make away and suffering from across the midwestern farm economy. "figures, really entertain the during the 1934, world series and one will talk about the little bit but he is the picture, and had two victories during the world series that help the cardinals win. then a fine one, how can you not love this name and commissioner baseball ducky, this is because even though the cardinals were waiting for something like lining

the cardinals versus tigers 19359034 world series. and also a reflection of the depression itself anduch of the industry is shut down during the great depression. in the represent the leader cities trying to make away and suffering from across the midwestern farm economy. "figures, really entertain the during the 1934, world series and one will talk about the little bit but he is the picture, and had two victories during the world series that help the cardinals win. then a fine one, how can you not love this name and commissioner baseball ducky, this is because even though the cardinals were waiting for something like lining up or something, they were way up and hetill does this crazy like hard slide into - and makes the fans angry and people start throwing things at him and theommissioner said we better take them out of the games and nobody gets hurt. and during the world series, there's so many crazy stories that happens during world series but one of them was there is pitching in a game, he gets on base and while running, he was hi

louis cardinals, what is about the cardinals he would say they are the western most teamn baseball. so if you led in california don't have a team, like arizona, washington state, you have your own major-league team but of course in st. louis, so part of the country, the westward team became kind of america's team and the system in the gashouse gang the cardinals become part of the quintessential team during the depression era and this was in the 1934, world series. the cardinals versus tigers 19359034 world series. and also a reflection of the depression itself and much of the industry is shut down during the great depression. in the represent the leader cities trying to make away and suffering from across the midwestern farm economy. "figures, really entertain the during the 1934, world series and one will talk about the little bit but he is the picture, and had two victories during the world series that help the cardinals win. then a fine one, how can you not love this name and commissioner baseball ducky, this is because even though the cardinals were waiting for something like l

cardinal pell was a controversial figure, cardinal pell was a controversialfigure, but cardinal pellinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencin- cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencing and cardinal pell was a controversial figure, but also quite an influencing and senior figure. he has the highest ranking australian catholic cleric. his influence, really, could not be overstated. he was the vatican treasurer between 2014 and 2019, in charge of the vatican's finances during that period, and one of the pope's closest aides. before that, here in australia he served as archbishop of sydney and archbishop of sydney and archbishop of sydney and archbishop of melbourne. he was then elevated to the college of cardinals and 2003 by popejohn paul ii. he made several appearances, speaking of the controversy here, at the royal commission into institutional responses to sexual abuse. and back then it was found that he knew of sexual abuse by clergy and he did not take adequate respon

and in 2002 was made dean of the college of cardinals. one of his tests was to organize the conclave after the pope's death. just before the vote, he warned his colleagues not to let them fill the buffeted by the waves of the guys, but to hold fast to jesus christ ah, just for rounds, if voting you as if rotting her, was elected if $115.00 of his brother, cardinals, voted for him the engine to lead the catholic church. then he has to believe that this is the will of god. i'm busy, given the challenge that he called the dictatorship of relativism in the western world with its slippery philosophical climate dominated by the idea that everyone has their own version of truth and both are valid. it can be glad to lansing a. this was dangerous scott, but he saw it as the task of the church in the present day to counter this 6 by declaring an objective truth hold almost there on him and i'm guessing. so he had to assume that given his career and his reputation and his particular view of the challenges facing the church, that dissolved garbage wh

and it's the cardinal bombshell. and it's the cardinal under, bombshell. about under, his own name talks about these plans for a synod on synod ality . ludicrous concept, but ality. ludicrous concept, but basically is an by which an ultra liberal in the church is manipulating the pope or the popeis manipulating the pope or the pope is allowing them to manipulate him. pell, i from my long conversations with been deeply disturbed by process of the senate on synod ality in this country just 8% of practising catholics. that's 8% of what know three 350,000 catholics, which is all the number that go to mass these days. response bonded to it. and so pell wrote by an enormous , so pell wrote by an enormous, regularly worshipping everywhere, don't endorse the presence in our findings. neither is there much enthusiasm at senior church . continued of at senior church. continued of this sort deepen divisions and knowing few exploit the muddle and goodwill . listen to this. and goodwill. listen to this. the examiner reckons among us are right to identify the deepening

we heard from the archbishop of sydney, who said that the cardinal, cardinal pell�*s death came as awho paid tribute to the cleric as a very significant and influential church leader, both influential church leader, both in australia and internationally. but i will say, given how controversial he was, the reaction here will likely be mixed. remember, when he was acquitted in 2020, of course there was greatjoy among his supporters, many of whom we met during the hearings in the high court. but there was also a great deal of disappointment and anger at that decision, especially from activists who had been working with sexual abuse survivors who say that this result and this decision may actually silence many people who wouldn't come forward with their experiences. we also know that a civil lawsuit launched by the father of one of the choirboys who the prosecutors allege was sexually abused by the cardinal is still under way. abused by the cardinal is still underway. he abused by the cardinal is still under way. he is suing for damages for mental injury. so a towering figure, and influe

the altar is incensed by today's celebrant, the dean of the college of cardinals, cardinal giovanni batistaking non-english ] >> translator: and we've been invited to recall to mind our sins. [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] >> amen. ♪ [ singing in non-english ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in non-english ] [ singing in non-english ] [ singing in non-english ] >> you're watching the funeral of pope benedict xvi in st. peter's square. joining us again is cnn vatican correspondent delia gallagher, who is in the square. delia, this is a momentous occasion to watch. and i would imagine for catholics everywhere the historical consequence and poignancy of watching a current pope preside over the funeral of a former pope is really significant. >> reporter: yes. absolutely, bianca. and you know, we have to think about pope francis in this moment. he is the one who had this unique position as pope to have another pope behind him, albeit a retired one, but always present. and in the early years certainly that was helpful for him as a confidant. they apparently had a good relationship because of cou

the eagles lose on sunday and they beat the cardinals.ll stay at 2 of the eagles beat the giants in the niners and beating the cardinals and then they would drop to 3 if they lose to the cardinals and the vikings beat the bears. so we'll keep an eye on those games. but either one or 3 or 2. the niners will be hosting a playoff game. we do know that much. all right. if you know anything about klay thompson, you know, he usually wears his emotions on his sleeve. 2 and a half years stretch of rehab was really him. he didn't shy away from letting us know that, in fact, even when he got back on the court getting his legs back. and in a rhythm. >> has been a challenge at times. that's what made last night. so special. 54 points in a double overtime win against atlanta. clay was giving it to the hawks anyway. they wanted his 4th career, 50 piece and the most he's scored since 2018 when he scored 60. now, as i said, it's been a long journey back. and clay has learned to appreciate these moment. >> so huge coverage for myself from sheep. i mean, a

for cardinals.state on friday with funeral preparations overshadowed by revelations that he was the author of an anonymous memo that branded pope francis' pontificate a "catastrophe". pell, who spent more than a year in jail before being acquitted of sexual abuse allegations in his native australia, died on tuesday of heart failure. let's now go live to sydney to speak to our correspondent phil mercer. so, what did the cardinal have to say about the pope? we don't know for sure _ to say about the pope? we don't know for sure but _ to say about the pope? we don't know for sure but what - to say about the pope? we don't know for sure but what we - to say about the pope? we don't know for sure but what we do . know for sure but what we do know for sure but what we do know is there are reports that under a pseudonym, cardinal george pell what a memo for a vatican blog site last year with a scathing assessment of the papacy of pope francis, saying that he was silent, allegedly, on moral issues such as hu

no other cardinal has ever been convicted of child sex abuse charges.was mentioned in the homily by the dean of the college of cardinals. he saw it as completely unfair and unjust, he called it "the persecution of cardinal pell," saying that "he bore it with great reverence and showed great strength" in how he bore his time in prison, about 1k months. it was notable as well that the pope did arrive at the end in a wheelchair, again looking frail, but he stood to deliver the final word to send off george pell and it was here quite a different scene to what we are seeing in australia. he had george pell lionised and of course for many child sex abuse survivors in australia, he is demonised. it is yet to be determined when there will be the repatriation of george pell�*s body. there will be another funeral mass to be held at st mary's cathedral in sydney. the latest we are hearing from those organising it say it will probably take place in february. there are those who speak very highly of george pell for his efforts to reform finances here at the vatican,

, the american cardinals here, three of the american cardinals, benedict elevated to the level of cardinals. at he said this is very emotional for him. he would never be a cardinal of new york if it weren't for pope benedict. even as we watch the mass and the people were obviously from some official delegations here close by. >> it is amazing because we hea the singing on the chanting in the background we go back to when you had a chance to perfor for the pulp and i'm wondering if you could share a moment wit us about that. >> it just came by chance peter was honestly because he resign. i've been invited to play for a concert of his brothers on his birthday. his brother for signed. we had the concert at the vatican and the pope attended. it was incredible experience an i can't even explain the words. was so powerful. one of the things that always talked about is that, you know, when he died, he said the words i love you, lord. i'm so glad when i play for him but of the pieces was joy of man's desiring. that is an emotional moment for me to know that i play somethin for him that was deep in

he told the cardinals that in the conclave in 2005. and said look, i -- if you are looking for somebody to govern the church as an administrator, i'm not it. but i also think that he had a pastors heart and he certainly had that. >> a pastor's heart kathleen and i also think that it was an acknowledgment in the view of many people that what he wrote about catholic church doctrine was the church that most of these cardinals felt they wanted to move forward. if pope benedict that we got, the pope benedict that we expected and that the cardinals expected when he was elected. >> i think in many ways absolutely. he was continuing john paul the second's legacy. and there's so much continuity between the two of them. but i think there were moments that were surprise. i think back to the home early he gave on the funeral john paul the seventh. when many were expecting a cool academic as we knew him. and expecting him to be. and it was a warm and impassioned homily that spoke to his own pain and loss. and i think also about the times that he ap

a cardinal parenting is the secretary of state 15. so the number 2 in the vatican. hope frances, as i mentioned earlier, has been suffering as excruciating pain. he stands and in ceremonies, even at christmas. he's had somebody step in for him and reside he chose though to reside at this record master. i think it's special personal tribute to his predecessor benedict's very touching one because we know that actually in quite literally physical sense, caused him a great deal of pain. but the main prayer of the mast lengthy prayer, delegated as well as he saw to cardinal carolyn rubiser. stay priest, now receiving oh i was touched myself with frances in his family. phil described benedict as a very kind man because he's often been seen dickie by the secular press is a very severe strict man. that was because for a number of years for 12 years. in fact, he was the chief theologians church and had to impose discipline within the church . i think it cost him probably more pain doing that than most people realize. there are 2 factors that suggest that to me. one is that s

no other cardinal has ever been convicted of child six abuse charges.mentioned by the dean of the college of cardinals. he saw it as completely unfair and unjust, equal called the persecution of cardinal pell, saying that he bore it with great reverence and showed great strength and how he bore his time in prison, about 14 months. it was notable as well that the pope did arrive at the end in a wheelchair, again looking frail, but he stood to deliver the final word to send off george pell and it was here quite a different scene to what we are seeing in australia, he had george pell lionised and of course many child six abuse survivors in australia, he has demonised. find many child six abuse survivors in australia, he has demonised. and his bod will australia, he has demonised. and his body will return _ australia, he has demonised. and his body will return to _ australia, he has demonised. and his body will return to australia, - australia, he has demonised. and his body will return to australia, won't i body will return to australia, won't it? it body w

cardinal george pell, the former treasurer of the vatican, who was acquitted of sexual abuse chargesied aged 81. we'll get the latest reaction from australia. the first big awards ceremony of the year takes place in the next few hours — the 80th golden globes awards ceremony in los angeles. light from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. —— live from our studio in singapore. it's newsday. it's 8am in singapore, 4pm in california where at least 15 people have been killed following heavy rainfall that started on sunday. nearly 50,000 people have been ordered to evacuate as the rain keeps falling, the rivers rise and fears of landslides grow. 10,000 people living in the celebrity coastal town of montecito near santa barbara have been ordered to leave. warnings of flooding and high winds are in place, across much of california, with more cyclones expected. in a moment, we'll get the latest from the state's emergency crisis team, first this report from our correspondentjon donnison. not a river but a road. but in much of california, rather than a car, you would be better off with th

the controversial former vatican treasurer, cardinal george pell, has died in rome aged 81.ally abusing two choir boys in melbourne more than two decades earlier, becoming the highest ranking roman catholic to be caught up in the scandal that has blighted the church in recent decades. but after serving 13 months in prison, his conviction was overturned on appeal. 0ur correspondent in sydney, shaimaa khalil has more. he is a controversial or was a controversial figure, he himself had conceded that. but he was also a towering figure of the catholic church, both here and abroad. he was australia's highest—ranking catholic cleric and one of the pope's top advisers, and before becoming the vatican's treasurer, being in charge of its finances between 2014 and 2019, he served as the archbishop of both sydney and melbourne. in 2018 he was convicted of sexually abusing two young choirboys in the 1990s, in a case that shocked australia and of course hugely embarrassed the catholic church, before he was then acquitted and was freed from jail in april 2020. he has since returned to rome

>> brian: go get 'em, cardinal.r hamlin remains in critical condition but his family says he appears to be improving. clay travis reacts next to the sports world railing behind the buffalo bills safety. ♪ ♪ c but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. >> steve: the family of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin revealed he is trending upwards after collapsing during monday night's game against the cincinnati bengals. he remains in critical condition in the icu and support for him stretches far and wide

and john, with we seen the, the, the cardinals were seeing the cardinals enter the square. perhaps you could talk us through what's going to happen? well, as our correspondent in rome pointed out, this is going to be actually quite a simple ceremony or in vatican terms, at least it's following very much the kind of a requiem mass funeral mass that would take place for an ordinary humble catholic priest in germany or poland or wherever. there are, of course some differences and, but basically it's going to be very simple ceremony. that's what benedict himself wanted. and it was the decision of pope francis ultimately what, what form this, this funeral would take. and it's probably going to be something that is as the corresponding rumor also said, something that's going to be rather personal rather than simply ceremonial. it's i find personally rather touching. but there are heads of state who were not obliged to come or not there in official capacity, but came because of a personal respect for, for the pope. and you covered the election of joseph rat, singer as he was then

how arizona cardinal j.j. watt one help one 49er get ready for life >>> a developing story. more signs of improvement for damar hamlin, the buffalo bills player who suffered cardiac arrest in the middle of the game. the team says the 24-year-old can now talk after having a breathing tube removed . today he spoke to teammates via facetime saying, quote, love you boys. his medical team at a cincinnati hospital says hamlin still has many phases of recovery ahead . he did collapse on monday during the first quarter of a game against the bengals. >>> sundays 49ers and cardinals game is not the only final game of the regular season. it is also the game of future hall of famer. here is charlie walter. >> this is the bolts wagon red and gold report. opon sunday, the arizona cardinals, are no longer in the playoff picture but arizona can try and send defensive end j.j. watt wi last week he will retire after a 12 year career in the nfl where he won three defensive player of the year awards. 49ers offensive lineman mike mcglynn she credits watt to helping introduce him to the league. >

the cardinals jj watt was playing the final game of his illustrious 12 year career.umped to a six nothing lead, but the 49ers answered on their first offensive possession. brock purdy dumps the ball off to christian mccaffrey. mccaffrey takes advantage of some good blocks goes 21 yards of the end zone in front. 7 to 6 49ers never trailed again. just before halftime, purdy stands in the pocket and finds george kittle roaming in the back of the end zone. 21 13 49ers at the half pretty has thrown multiple touchdown passes in all six of his games now elijah mitchell healthy at the right time, he returned to the lineup and powered his way. into the end zone in the third quarter, 28 13 on mitchell's second touchdown of the game with the cardinals down the 49ers knew they'd have to pass. that was not good news for them. fourth string quarterback david blough puts too much air into the ball picked up by tayshaun gibson. that's gibson's second interception of the day. 49ers win their 10th straight 38 to 13. they sweep the nfc west and nailed down the number two spot in the pl

if they're able to beat the cardinals at levi's on sunday.the niners fall to the cardinals in the vikings beat the bears. we'll drop back to the 3 seed. so worst case scenario will still get a home playoff game. best case scenario. the nfc will have to come through. levis will all know all the final predicaments by sunday night. so it will be an exciting final week of the regular season. now, if you know anything about klay thompson, you know, he usually wears his emotions on his sleeve that 2 and a half year stretch of rehab was really him. he did not shy away from letting us all know that in fact, even when he got back on the court, getting his legs back and in a rhythm has been challenging at times. that's what made last night. so special. 54 points in a double overtime win against clay was just giving it to the hawks any way they want it. his 4th career, 50 piece and the most he's scored since 2018 when he scored 60. and i said it's been a long journey back in clay has learned to appreciate moment. i would not have been able to do this a

cardinal george pell was controversial, something he himself had conceded, but he was also a toweringholic church, both here and abroad. he was australia's highest—ranking catholic cleric and one of the pope's top advisers. before becoming the vatican's treasurer and being in charge of its finances between 2014 and 2019, cardinal pell served as the archbishop of both sydney and melbourne. in 2018 he was convicted of sexually abusing two choirboys in the 1990s, in a case that shocked australia and hugely embarrassed the catholic church. he had always maintained his innocence. he was sent to jail innocence. he was sent to jail in 2019, served overall about 20 months there before australia's top court acquitted him and quash the convictions and he was released in april 2020. he had shortly after gone back to rome, but he was no longer employed by the vatican. in fact, when his term as treasurer ended in 2019, it was not renewed. he was the most senior church cleric to ever be imprisoned for such offences, but again, he always maintained his innocence. in peru, the attorney general has la

but if they beat the cardinals in the eagles, lose to the giants, they can climb up to that top spot. now if they lose to the cardinals in the vikings beat the bears, the niners will drop to that 3rd spot. bad news for san francisco. christian mccaffrey nor javan kinlaw practice today. that cluster status in question. good news. elijah mitchell practice fully and expects to be available on sunday. either way. kyle shanahan is aware of all the different scenarios and you want to make sure his team controls what you can control. >> we'll see how it plays out. we'll see if what the situation i know one thing we would love to be the one seed. right now. we've got to to see that. we want to make sure we have the stay, the 2 seed in order do that. we need to win maybe of minnesota loss before us. i want to be the case, but count on on us having a win to get that done. we're not going to go to the games over whether we have a chance to the one seed. so the way it plays out. to me, there's only thing and one thing that got me worried about and our team should be talking about and that's been

now, today's win over the arizona cardinals was far from perfect.here were definitely some good moments. like you said, elijah mitchell was great in his return. in fact, the first. >> multi-touchdown game of his career. brock purdy continued his improbable run as a rookie quarterback edging himself into the nfl history books. but pretty was one of those guys who after the game said he doesn't think this team has reached its full potential yet. >> obviously, throughout the year, you want to focus week to week gain momentum and things like that. but obviously we're at the point in the season words, man, regular season is over now. the tournament starts in this is, you know, the real ball that really every single day is going to be vital in terms of getting better. you know, being able to understand what led our opponent's going to be doing, like it matters. so coach, definitely just ehat to us. after the game today. you know, we're already getting ready for what's to come. >> they just need. they just need party to continue throwing touchdowns the way

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i have to tell you, sam fishburne, after he pop, cole shared saint louis cardinals cardinals scout life. sam's played so much, he signed him to play for the cardinals 1919. sam had six at bats, two hits. but rodgers hornsby was a second baseman, shortstop and you weren't going to get you replace rogers hornsby. so sam work for beth i'm still but he ended up becoming much known as the founder fish for reality which is i'm bradstreet in bethlehem. and in 1999, my very first house was sold by fitchburg realty. so i sold my very first picture of sam and the beth and booster. but i also saw a picture of a guy named eddie plank. eddie plank was a left handed pitcher, a spitball there back in the day for the philadelphia a's and the same those brands he won over 700, 300 games. he's in the hall of fame, too, at this point he had just retired from the major leagues and he was running a buick dealership in his hometown of gettysburg but he loved the idea of returning baseball. and that's how he signed up for the steelton team, one of the rarest autographs. really? yeah. if you if you find any pl

as a cardinal, he upheld traditional catholic teaching on abortion, contraception and homosexuality.ooks. whenjohn paul ii died in april 2005, he was one of the church's longest—serving cardinals and presided over the funeral. afterjust four ballots, white smoke from the sistine chapel announced cardinal ratzinger�*s election... bells toll. habemus papam! ..the oldest pope for 275 years. as pope benedict xvi, he sought to re—evangelise the west. it was an attempt to roll back the advance of secularism in europe and north america. but in it lay an acknowledgement of the church's declining influence in its traditional heartlands. back in rome, the church was beginning to confront the scandal of sexual abuse by priests around the world. he was forced to deny that he'd played any role in covering up abuse, but the cases continued to mount. he later acknowledged he'd made mistakes in handling the matter. in february 2013, he shocked the world, announcing he would resign at the end of the month, citing age and failing health. the election of his successor, pope francis, represented a break

coming up, forty-niners got some good news heading into their matchup against the cardinals on sunday next. in sports. >> aaron wilson will tell us who'll be back on the field at levi's for the forty-niners offense. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. welcome back. no surprise here. or maybe it is for some the afc playoffs will have a slightly different look to this year. now the nfl voted on 2 major modifications to the postseason following their decision to cancel monday night's be ingles billsp game. now the 2 changes were put in place this afternoon. simply put. these are how the modifications or this is how the modifications will break down now under the first proposal, there are 3 scenarios that involve the bengals, the chiefs and the bills. if any of these 3 scenarios come to fruition after sunday's results, there is a possibility that the afc championship game between any of those 3 teams will be held at a neutral site. that was the compromise. now, the second proposal involves the ravens and the bengals. the ravens were denied a chance to win their division because of the

betty star ray who is the dean of the cardinals. he will be celebrating this mass. >> he will offer a homily of some sorts? >> he will offer a homily, a tribute to his predecessor, benedict xvi. the dates each other frequently and were friendly. i think you will hear that affection today expressed. again, what you are also seeing is the continuation, the links of these two men that go right back to the fishermen that jesus christ chose to down at 2,000 years ago who is buried in the basilica behind them. the weight of that and the resonance of that to this present age never ceases to put me in a state of awe whether i am there are watching it. >> we expect the funeral to begin in six and a half, 7 minutes. pope francis is here. we are beginning the procession right now. i wonder we can just check back in very quickly before we pause and listen to lauren green who is that in vatican city. >> i just have one thing to say that i would love to bring to the audience to know that pope benedict is not -- is -- a legacy really shouldn't be

we call this the senate family, and i can tell you for the cardin family, the leahy family is part of our family. and your deep concern about our challenges really help us get through some very difficult moments. so first, i just want to express my appreciation to the leahys for what they have meant to the cardins. it was 16 years ago when i came to the united states senate. i knew of patrick leahy from my service in the house. i knew he was an incredible leader on the judiciary committee, and i asked then-majority leader reid if i could serve on the judiciary committee because of patrick leahy's leadership. what i didn't expect as a chairman embracing a first-year member of the committee with responsibility and resources to make a difference. he brought every member of the judiciary committee into the process. he gave us an opportunity to be senators, and my first year was so rewarding because of senator leahy's confidence in each of us contributing and giving us the resources to do that. i have sought senator leahy's advice over my 16 years in the senate with him and our friendship

pretty grew up watching the cardinals.nd he says that he's excited to take on his old favorite team. it's really >> want to a number of games growing and yeah, i mean, they're definitely like they're my home state team. and so to be able to go up again, some of these pretty cool, a lot of our family and friends, you know, from where we're from all cardinal fans, everything so it's pretty cool, but same time i'm at for my life where, you know, i am or am. and it's another team that has to go up against him, not trying to get, you know, more than what it is. so definitely thankful to be where i'm at, but it is. it's another game. >> and that is your look at sports. and i don't think they're going to have too many problems with their his own. >> well, hey, and germany based company claims its new virtual reality headset actually helps to stop people from being car sick. the headset allows passengers to play video games. watch netflix or school scroll through instagram all through a vr headset. when the car you move in the vir

on a roll haley jones blast by the defense for this layup that put the cardinal in front by five and in the fourth. jones is at it again, she puts the defense honest spin cycle before finishing the lay up 25 points for jones tonight to go along with the 12 rebounds. cardinal wins 74 62 they improve to 18 and two overall and six and one in conference play niners cowboys sunday very different weather conditions. then last week we were over analyzing raindrop last weekend, but this weekend we're looking great lots of sunshine and temperatures in the fifties. very busy last week. yes, there were kind of on cruise control right now. mark? yeah. thanks, mark. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great what's with all the yogurt? shh! durkas has been breaking into my locker. ohh. but i've got a little revenge planned. sorry. i just remembered i don't really care. (taps key) where's mom? oh, my god, what is that outfit? are you going goth? you still sleep with a stuffed panda. don't you have a fraternity to pass out in? is there anything else you need for your procedure? um, i think i'm sup

haley jones misses a layup for the cardinal.cameron brink is there for the follow, plus the foul brink made the free throw. they were tied. she had 20 five still tied less than a minute and a half to play. this time jones shot underneath goes she had 12 points, stanford in front 58 56 same score. falcon tire win in the final seconds claudia langham needed is open for a tube but hits back iron brink pulls down the rebound and the bears, then have to foul stanford as a couple of free throws goes on to win. 62 56, stanford 16 and one overall four no in the pac 12, cal, 10 and 51 in three. you can always throw the records away when those two those two no matter what sport you bet exactly right, exciting game for the niners today, an exciting weekend ahead coming up on sports grounds. we'll see you, then. thank you. next at 11. little intimidating, just making sure that our house is ready and but everything is bolted down. across the bay area tonight, people hope to escape damage from a new round of storms taking aim at northern cali

the frontrunner time had nine out of the ten cardinals with him. didn't materialize and four votes later it did. i mention this to mention how odd it can be that the set math and the favorites change the more balloting there is. do you worry that if with each ballot mccarthy continues to get 18, 19, 20 who will not count him being in that role, that he might have to consider we're going nowhere with me? >> that is up to kevin to make that calculation. like i said, i will be with kevin until kevin says that he's no longer in the running. we have a number of republicans that will only be with kevin. so that's been communicated to the folks on the other side that will not vote for kevin. we have a much bigger number of republicans that are on our side, which is where the caucus and where the conference is that voted kevin as our leader and the speaker designee. i believe in the democratic process and i also believe in being a team player. if 90% of the conference says that kevin mccarthy should be and these are the rules we should be governed by, we a

as you know, play host to the arizona cardinals. a notable injury from yesterday's game. christian mccaffrey sprained his ankle and he will be day to to that game one the most and will analyze middle. >> they will continue to getting those guys forty-niners as they make their way into the playoff. andy and was impressed with this team when you know that they let up now and they'll have to going into the >> we had a big way that, you know, obviously as hard fought, took all the way over time to get it done. you always want to know what that i want those guys enjoy the way and enjoy the ride home on ahe plane. then also one of the today off to i guess kind of the first victory monday, just so they can recover a little bit. we have victory. monday is is billing come back from staying away or been short week where we have no >> but as i talk about a bunch of the mistakes and we've got a huge game this week, another will come in wednesday, ready to go and got to finish the season off the right way. this regular season to make sure that. >> we're playing our best football going

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and of course, the niners have to take care of business with the cardinals.the eagles win on sunday, it doesn't matter what the niners do. they won't get up to that one. see, but they still will have to beat the cardinals if they want to remain at that 2 spot. and if they want to fall to the 3 spot, of course, they don't want to fall just degree. but if they do fall to the 3 spot, it will be because they lose all sunday and the vikings take care of business. so a lot of ways this can all play out. of course, we'll have to just stay tuned to sunday to see what happens. now, if you know anything about klay thompson, you know, he usually wears his emotions on his sleeve that 2 and a half years stretch of rehab was really him. he doesn't shy away from letting us know that, in fact. >> even when he got back on the court getting his legs back and in a rhythm has been challenging at times. that's what made last night. so special. 54 points in a double overtime win over the atlanta hawks. clay was giving it to the hawks whichever way he wanted his 4th career, 50 piec