ten minutes. let's head to charlie for sports. >>> how about draymond green? the student of the game said he was studying the king's defensive tendencies. in his first game in sacramento, he scored 23 points on eight of ten shooting. that's the most he has scored since scoring 21 on christmas day, 2019. that ended with golden state winning just 15 games. >> that was the game. we beat the rockets. we had a god awful team. but we won that game. that was one of our 15 wins. >> he is emotional and at times, crosses the . he all ofthat comefrom a place of competitive desire. he just want to win. he just wants to compete and win. >> baseball. got to get to oracle for first pitch. he is scooting in there. giants and cardinals, fifth inning. the giants offense was in business. nobody out. andrew taps out david villar and the giants were shut out which was frustrating for logan webb who had another quality start. seventh inning, he was pitching a shut-out. alec burlison takes him deep for the game's first run and that is all the red birds need. webb fall to 1-5 for the

ten minutes. >>> let's head to charlie in sports. >> making contact is not the giants strong suit right now. francisco currently striking out more times per game than any team in baseball. nearly half of their outs are due to the punch out. let's go to game two in chicago. white sox hitters had the green light in the first inning against logan webb. four of the first five batters reached base. vaughn bringing home the first one. webb lasted five innings of four-run baseball. did i mention the giants swing and miss a lot? san francisco was 1 for 10 with runners in scoring position. they struck out 13 times. that now puts the giants at 62 through five games. white sox win 7-3. rubber match tomorrow in the windy city. >>> to oakland, jesus aguilar, the best at-bat of the season here. a's down 4-1, two on, two out, aguilar fell behind the count, 0-2, fouled off seven straight pitches. we're waiting. agui 12th pitch ohetrai it out rsn an a's uniform. game's tied. cleveland retook the lead in the tenth, aguilar a chance, and he represented the winning run, but that's not going to get it done. litt

british radio breakfast show monday to 47 till ten all the interesting lives charlie means the jam andboris just popped in to say hello i know if you've seen the nigel yeah charlie martin's great man the chelsea potter for yes all poll results list that this stuff that's the sue sacked i sacked their manager for poor poor poll results and i'm sadiq khan i've got him a treble so fingers crossed yeah . great fingers crossed yeah. great british radio so you're doing a non news radio no news is good news now we absolutely and coming into a studio that is all about news how many there's different markets there's different markets there's different markets there's different markets so we in something different to give people lift lift their spirits . people lift lift their spirits. my people lift lift their spirits. my show 7 to 10 am. great british radio variety best of saturday ted tell me day is about fun it's all about the impressions. you know, we do this really clever thing with tough as coming into the studio tough as coming into the studio tough does our text and he's tough as does o

british radio breakfast show monday to 47 till ten all the interesting lives charlie means the jam andis just popped in to say hello i know if you've seen the nigel yeah charlie martin's great man the chelsea potter for yes all poll results list that this stuff that's the sue sacked i sacked their manager for poor poor poll results and i'm sadiq khan i've got him a treble so fingers crossed yeah . great fingers crossed yeah. great british radio so you're doing a non news radio no news is good news now we absolutely and coming into a studio that is all about news how many there's different markets there's different markets there's different markets there's different markets so we in something different to give people lift lift their spirits . people lift lift their spirits. my people lift lift their spirits. my show 7 to 10 am. great british radio variety best of saturday ted tell me day is about fun it's all about the impressions. you know, we do this really clever thing with tough as coming into the studio tough as coming into the studio tough does our text and he's tough as does our

or ten of our most violent communities historically, with the highest distrust of law, enforcement we've assigned under the creation of condi rice with the support of charlieack and now the leadership of deputy chief ahmaud a tanker reads, these ten sites have dedicated officers in those sites for five years. these are housing developments primarily in the most violent and. as those areas, violent crime has gone down. trust of the police has gone up. during the very time in which we saw these increases overall. we know that neighborhood policing, policing that care and work in partnership with communities and that we share in the responsibility and bring other resources to bear it up a safer community. what we're talking about, reforms on a macro level that we do need to recognize. but these major levers just can't be pulled and ignored as far as having unintended consequences. that's where i think, on a chief basis, we're looking to see less increase the rise and violence. let's recognize that we can work our way out of it if we work on incremental reforms and we pay attention to what matters. >> gun laws state by state ferry and therefore some of the pro

is five to ten times higher while bed sharing with an adult, even higher on a couch or chair tragically, it happened to pediatric cardiologist sam hanky in 2010. his three-week old son charliel asleep on his chest as sam also slept. >> when i woke up charlie never did. and this -- this tragedy is something that happens way too often in our country >> reporter: pediatricians say children should sleep in pjs or a sleeping sack flat on their backs on fitted sheets no blankets, pillows, or stuffed animals sam hanky and his wife have started charlie's kids >> what we've learned is we're not alone in this tragedy >> reporter: teaching safe sleep to prevent another baby from dying. tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> and i'll be back with a remarkable story of forgiveness in this season of renewal. >>> finally, tonight in this season of grace and renewal we have a remarkable story of forgiveness it's a story of a man who was willing to open himself up to the humanity and potential of a stranger who took the life of someone dear to him. >> i've done a lot of interviews with newly released incarcerated people, and generally they have been exonerated that's not your story. >> that

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charlie sharp had a big bond offering last night. he's getting a little bit above the ten.ls is good. >> you came out saying it was good the market kind of disagreed with you. >> yesterday, a labrador retriever -- >> we'll see over the next few days if goldman reverses the way you think it may people are saying the comp ratio is a little high >> nothing was great they had the reserve release because they did sell that significant portion of loans they made on the marcus portfolio, the marcus platform. >> they sold the loans for much better than people thought who the heck cares that's the thing about goldman sachs. if you think there's going to be more m&a, maybe an ipo -- >> you think capital markets are going to start to come back. you may want to own goldman. that's not me saying that. that's the thesis. >> i'm saying down 15, if you think that, that's why you should buy it. if you want a great bank, bank of america -- >> you want to talk about b of a? >> consumer spend up nine year on year. they see credit card delinquencies returning to q 19 levels and brian moynihan o

charlie, thank you. i mean, you have spent so much time on this. and isn't it extra ordinary that tens after the rotherham, we're still repeating these investigations and finding that the same mistakes made? yes, indeed. and that was really the motivation for launching my investigation. i felt that we never really the national conversation we needed when the lid blew off this scandal ten years ago. and indeed, a of the conversation i've seen in reaction to the policies announced by the prime minister and the home secretary have that there's still some way to go. lots of their actions being rather meek and tame and people accusing the home secretary of being racist for providing new taskforces and policies for tackling the gangs. well, what i witnessed today was i met with several of the survivors who've been working with gb news, and he also met with the prime minister and the home secretary this morning. and for the first time in almost years of time in almost two years of working with these survivors, i saw smiles and i saw a cautious optimism and a sense of hope for so long had not

the way that charlie said it are beholden to their base and the most extreme views on how they should push forward on that issue, despite the fact they're out of step with the mostly six in tenmericans that say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. >> it would seem that one of the complications of that strategy, allie is that you're not running against joe biden yet. you've got some people you've got to get past first and foremost, obviously, if you look at the polls is former president donald trump i want to play part of what nikki haley said last night about her path forward i know you were there. >> you're not going to see me come in and do a rally and leave. we have been here multiple times. we are going to shake every hand we're going to talk to every person we're not taking any shortcuts we are going to make sure we do whatever it takes to earn your support. and i hope that that will make a difference with all of you because not everybody's doing that, but we're going to make a point to do that and do it right. >> not everybody's doing that. i wonder who she could be talking about. but look, if she isn't going to name trump by name, it does raise the question

charlie and i are not the most careful with our wording at times. >> would you say it's a good thing that greg has this opportunity? >> of course it isn't like i had teneople i could choose from. there may be ten people out there, but i know. there are ten gregs out there, that i can guarantee you you know, the problem for our board of directors is the day i'm not around and greg's running it, i am another giving him some envelope what to do next, but grem greg is look allege it it we've go a unique organization which now has tre men dpus resources. nobody can really copy our style. in the end, where else can they get an answer in five minutes whether we're interested in the business now they've got to apply the law in every case. they can be more lax with me than they could with greg. greg just says there's no need for them, any of our subsidiaries keeping cash around we're the best bank in the world. we've got $100 billion plus. g greg's better than i am. >> is there -- >> and they smile when he gets through enforcing it that's the other thing he can deliver tough instructions at least compared to me, and when they go away, they feel good about them

charlie's quiff is a good comparison. he was preparing his first meal of the day when out fell the bran flake. tene the biggest, surely. he said he would need a lot of milk. ten centimetres. it is quite big. but having to break it up with a lot of milk is not the end of the world. if you are at home this morning and have had a bigger bran flake, we would like to see it. i genuinely would like to see it. i genuinely would like to see. it does not have to be a bran flake. the supermarket said we are seriously impressed. and they said he can return it for a refund. and on the theme of what people have for breakfast. a story said black tea with milk is going out of fashion and less than half of what we spend on tv, now less than half on traditional tea. the nation now apparently like herbal and fruit alternatives. you are pulling a face? no, i accidentally put my hand across the cup of tea. i thought you were grimacing at a different kind of tea. i have tried to go into the world of fancy tea but nothing hits the spot like a proper cup of tea. would you agree? i was looking for mine, then. i have left