chris smith, a lot of kids or children are heading to school now.hildren, at least in the u.s., represent more than a quarter of new weekly covid-19 cases. our kids getting sicker with delta, do we need to be worried about them getting infected and higher rates? >> that has been controversial in the u.k. as well. in the last couple of weeks we have seen a back-and-forth with our politicians and advisory groups who decide on who should get what vaccines. they have been arguing, should we be offering vaccines to children. many countries around the world including the u.s., but many european countries, are proactively vaccinating their children. in some european countries they gotten to nearly 100% of children aged 12 to 15. we are beginning to embark on a journey in the u.k. and you get very large uptick -- or very large amounts of spread in that sector. those are the last groups to be offered vaccination so they are susceptible, there also likely to be socially networked, eating each other, and school, university, public transport, partying going to

i've only come back to you, chris smith, i believe the u. k. and correct me if i'm wrong, is recommending a 5, a boost of over fifties and both who are at risk regardless of the vaccine that they call around the 1st time around. so. so, does that mean the science says you can mix vaccines and it's not going to be a problem as quite a long history of using combinations of different vaccines and proves that when you do that you get a better immune response for doing it. and this is actually called had to religous vaccination. so you use one type of vaccine to prime the pump because it were, you use a different the later or a different combination of action, faxes, and stream to stress the system a bit. and expands the mean response seems to translate into a broader, more fast, more resilience and therefore more effective immune response. so it's not altogether surprising that we should find that mixing matching between vaccines can lead to a better immune response. they've been a number of big trials conduct, didn't ok, including one called the c

head september 4th after he pulled over to check his tires, but he's now said he asked this man, chris smithings were going to get very, very bad and he decided to end his life. >> reporter: his lawyer told cnn the 53-year-old suffered a fractured skull and a brain bleed but survived. after aft alleges mr. murdock provided mr. smith with a firearm and directed mr. smith to shoot him in the head. smith is charged with assisted suicide, saudi arabia of a high aggravated nature. pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. it's not clear whether smith has an attorney or how he intends to plea on the charges. murdock who has not been charged told south carolina police he was in such a bad financial position he thought death was his only way to ensure a life insurance pay out for his son his attorney says. >> he believes that $10 million policy had a suicide exclusion. suicide exclusions are only good for two years and he didn't realize that, so she arranged to have this guy shoot him. >> reporter: his lawyer said murdock was in a massive depression

but now he says that he asked chris smith do it. >> realized had things would get very, very bad. his life. >> reporter: his lawyer tells cnn that the 53-year-old suffered a fractured skull and brain bleed but survived. and an aftffidavit alleges that directed mr. smith to shoot him in the head. smith is charged with assisted suicide, assault and battery of a high aggravated nature, pointing and presenting a firearm and conspiracy to quit insurance fraud. it is not clear whether smith has an attorney or how he intends to plea. murdaugh told south carolina police he was in such a bad financial position he thought death was his only way to ensure a life insurance payout for his son his attorney says. >> he believed that $10 million policy had a suicide exclusion. suicide exclusions are only good for two years. and he didn't realize that. so he arranged to have this guy shoot him. >> reporter: his lawyer says that murdaugh was in a massive depression after the unsolved murder of his wife and son and that he also has a severe opoid addiction. >> his father died of cancer that same wee

but it is now said he asked this man chris smith to do it. >> realized that things were going to getry, very, very bad and he decided to end his life. >> reporter: his lawyer tells cnn that the 53-year-old suffered a fractured skull and brain bleed but survived. an affidavit says he provided mr. smith with a firearm and directed mr. smith to shoot him in the head. smith is charged with assisted suicide, assault and battery of a high-aggravated nature, pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud, and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. it is not clear whether smith has an attorney or how he intends to plea on the charges. murdaugh, who has not been charged, told south carolina police he was in such a bad financial position he thought death was his only way to ensure a life insurance payout for his son, his attorney says. >> he believed that $10 million policy had a suicide exclusion. suicide exclusions are only good for two years, and he didn't realize that. so he arranged to have this guy shoot him. >> reporter: his lawyer says that murdaugh was in a massive depression from

i represent chris smith from new jersey. >> you testified you encouraged americans to leave the country. simultaneously with that was statement being made, including by president biden that afghan, military capability was 300,000 men strong and they had the best training imaginable. at best, i could say they were misled. you don't mention withdrawal conditions that were placed by president trump on any exodus from afghanistan. i have a couple of questions i'd like to ask. did you concur and support president biden's july 23rd phone call telling the president to be untruthful about the taliban success? according to reuters that reviewed the transcript and audio, president biden said, quote, there's a need whether it be true or not, there's a need to project a different picture. was that an ad lib by president biden and was scripted by who? any americans being abducted or killed by isis-k and do we have the capability of knowing that? were there any gaps in the evacuation process ? i was concerned about the vetting or the lack thereof. they could leave if they would like. they are free to

. >> i now recognize representative chris smith of new jersey who is the rafrmging member of the committee on africa, global health and global human rights for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, mr. secretary, you testified that you encouraged americans to leave the country. you know simultaneous with that was statements being made including by president biden that afghans military capability was 300,000 man strong. and that they had the best training imaginable. at best, i would say they were misled. you don't mention withdraw conditions that were placed by president trump on any exodus from afghanistan. i do have a couple questions:did you concur and support president bud en's july 23rd phone call telling president begany to be untruthful about the taliban's success? according to reuters which reviewed the transcript and the audio, president biden said, "and there's a need whether it be true or not, there say need to project a different picture." was that an ad lib by president biden or was that scripted into the phone call? if it was scripted, by who? secondly, have any

doctor, in february, along with carson and chris smith, i introduced the bipartisan aviation act of 2021 to require the insulation of toxic barriers in all commercial aircraft to prevent terrorist attacks similar to 9/11. it made mesh gates, blocking access to flight decks on all existing aircrafts. looking backen the 20 years since 9/11, how can we prevent measures like this one and further protect american citizens and what, in your view, is needed? >> in general, the threats to aviation remain of concern, even here 20 years later. the enhancements that have happened in the intervening time have protected us and the establishment of organizations like ncs have all contributed to that. every step that would further improve security is something that we think will deter terrorist capability with regard to aviation security or other tactics they may use. so, we appreciate the efrtd you've gone through >> do you think we need that barrier on all commercial planes? >> i'm not intimately familiar with the legislation or specifically the assessment that would lead us to say that is absolutely

. >> i now recognize representative chris smith of new jersey, the ranking member of the subcommittee of african global ball health and alliance for five minutes. >> mr. secretary, you testified that you had encouraged americans to leave the country. simultaneous with that is statements being made by president biden that afghan's military capability was 300,000 man strong and that they had the best training imaginable. so at best, i would say they were misled. you don't mention withdrawal conditions that were placed by president trump on any exodus from afghanistan. i do have a couple of questions i'd like to ask. did you concur and support president biden's july 23 phone call telling president ghani to be untruthful about the taliban success? according to reuters, which reviewed the transcript and the audio. president biden said "and there's a need whether it be true or not, there's a need to project a different picture." was that an ad lib by was biden or was that live scripted into the phone call and if it was scripted, by who? secondly, have any americans been arrested, beaten or

continuing to celebrate life, the biggest champion of all, chris smith. for 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: for the first time ever by congressional statute this legislation would legally enable the death, violent death of unborn baby girls and boils by dismember, decapitation, forced expulsion from the womb and deadly poison for any reason until birth. this bill will nullify every modest pro-life restriction ever enacted by the states, including women's right to know laws in 35 states. parental involvement states in 37 states. pain capable laws in 19 states. waiting period laws in 26 states and more. this bill constitutes an existential threat to unborn babies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from washington, dr. schrier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. schrier: texas' law to pay vigilantes to sue anyone who enables an abortion after six

javid at 7.30am, and we can put your questions to our regular panel, professor linda bauld and dr chris smith 8am. relatives of four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are calling for a full inquest into their deaths. they were killed when water flooded the gleision drift mine in september 2011. the mine's manager and owners were cleared of manslaughter charges three years later. the two surviving miners say the tragedy had been "swept under the carpet". the health and safety executive said it would be inappropriate to comment on details of the investigation. one penny coins are back in circulation again, after two years of not being produced. the royal mint said the coins went back into production last year, with 88 million minted in 2020. none were made for general circulation in 2018 and 2019. pandemic lockdowns reduced the use of cash, but also meant many coins were hoarded at home. i have got quite a few at home. still knocking about in a bottle somewhere? north korea has fired two ballistic missiles into the east sea, south korea has confirmed, which c

continuing to celebrate life, the biggest champion of all, chris smith. for 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: for the first time ever by congressional statute this legislation would legally enable the death, violent death of unborn baby girls and boils by dismember, decapitation, forced expulsion from the womb and deadly poison for any reason until birth. this bill will nullify every modest pro-life restriction ever enacted by the states, including women's right to know laws in 35 states. parental involvement states in 37 states. pain capable laws in 19 states. waiting period laws in 26 states and more. this bill constitutes an existential threat to unborn babies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from washington, dr. schrier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. schrier: texas' law to pay vigilantes to sue anyone who enables an abortion after six

i'm joined now by dr chris smith, a virologist at the university of cambridge. even if they have had both shots? your level of protection — they have had both shots? your level of protection is _ they have had both shots? your level of protection is proportional- they have had both shots? your level of protection is proportional to - they have had both shots? your level of protection is proportional to the i of protection is proportional to the level of antibody in your bloodstream, the higher the level of antibody, the lower the likelihood you will catch the infection or become severely unwell. some people over time lose a level of antibody in the bloodstream, a natural part of how the immune system works, so the purpose of the booster is to push levels up again. the reason for the timing is we are going into winter, we know all viruses and all infections of all persuasions spread more efficiently in winter because the days are shorter, it is colder, there are is more time indoors with there are is more time indoors with the windows and doors closed so we are a

chris smith. a regular virologist on this programme.ined their unbeaten starts to the league season. max verstappen has been given a three place grid penalty for the next grand prix, after crashing into championship rival lewis hamilton at the italian grand prix. the pair collided at the first corner of the monza circuit as they battled to top the drivers' standings. the safety halo prevented any serious injury to hamilton and the drivers walked away. the race was won for mclaren by daniel ricciardo lee westwood will make a record—equalling 11th appearance for europe in golf�*s ryder cup later this month. he just did enough at the pga championship at wentworth to qualify automatically for europe against the united states. the tournament was won by america's billy horschel. shane lowry didn't play himself into the team automatically, but was last night named as a wildcard, as were ian poulter and sergio garcia. justin rose misses out. after three days in the leader's jersey, ethan hayter was denied overall victory on the final stage of t

doctor, in february, along with carson and chris smith, i introduced the bipartisan aviation act of 2021 to require the insulation of toxic barriers in all commercial aircraft to prevent terrorist attacks similar to 9/11. it made mesh gates, blocking access to flight decks on all existing aircrafts. looking backen the 20 years since 9/11, how can we prevent measures like this one and further protect american citizens and what, in your view, is needed? >> in general, the threats to aviation remain of concern, even here 20 years later. the enhancements that have happened in the intervening time have protected us and the establishment of organizations like ncs have all contributed to that. every step that would further improve security is something that we think will deter terrorist capability with regard to aviation security or other tactics they may use. so, we appreciate the efrtd you've gone through >> do you think we need that barrier on all commercial planes? >> i'm not intimately familiar with the legislation or specifically the assessment that would lead us to say that is absolutely

and today there is the chance to question bbc breakfast regulars, dr chris smith and professor linda the children developing covid,, or any negative outcomes. and they also found that the side effects for those young people in those trials were really minor and similar to what you would have found for older teens and people in their 20s. so that's the kind of original basis. and then what we've moved into is the next phase, where there's millions of teenagers around the world that are being followed up after they've had their vaccines. it's fair to say that all medicines have side effects. this new set of vaccines is no exception. but what we're striving for in medicine are side effects that happen very, very rarely, and certainly not more often than if you were to go and catch the infection. and that's been the critical thing that we've noticed here. what's the best way for our families, our children, - our parents to really engage with this discussion, - find out facts rather than perhaps finding out dubious things - from the internet - which are less helpful? the best thing to do

. >> i recognized chris smith of new jersey. rep. sm scripted into the phone call and it was scripted, by whom? secondly, many americans have been arrested, beaten, or objected or killed by the taliban or isis-k. do we have the capability to know that? are there any weaknesses in the vetting process of afghan evacuees especially in light of the fact that reliable information on some, perhaps many, who got parole was not available to conduct a background check? are you concerned the taliban they have vetted its members as evacuees? i visited our base recently with some other members of congress and our governor and asked a number of questions. i was concerned about the vetting or lack thereof and the fact that about 70% strong in our case and we will go up to 13,000 -- they can leave if they would like. they are free to leave. it is not clear whether they would return but they are free to leave. finally, one of the profoundly negative consequences outside afghanistan has been china and taiwan. the state-controlled chinese communist pa

with me is dr chris smith who is a virologist at cambridge university. nd, he says he is 17, can he get the booster and the flu jab at the same time? —— 70. the get the booster and the flu 'ab at the same time? -- 70. the answer is es and the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and there's _ the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and there's no _ the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and there's no reason _ the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and there's no reason why - the same time? -- 70. the answer is yes and there's no reason why you i yes and there's no reason why you can't combine these vaccines and i don't mean in the same syringe but at least in the same point of injection, you can have one in one arm and one in the other, and they work in different ways so that is why we do not want to mix them together but they stimulate the immune system in the same way to produce a response which should last four may be months and possibly longer and will fend off infection if you get it, and that is the strategy. the government said they would like to

. >> i recognized chris smith of new jersey. rep. truthful about the taliban success. according to reuters which we could both the transcript and the audio president biden said quote, and there's a need whether it be true or not, there's a need to project a different picture. was at an ad lib. by president biden or was that like scripted into the phone call? if it was scripted, by whom? secondly have any americans been -- since we left? do to have the capacity and capability to know that? third come with any gaps of weaknesses in the vetting process of afghan evacuees especially in light of the fact that reliable informationig on some perhaps many of god parole wasn't available to conduct a meaningful background check? are you concerned the taliban may have vetted its members as evacuees? i visit are based at fort dix recently with some other members of congress and our government d asked a number of questions. i was concerned about the vetting or lack thereof and the fact that parolees about 70% strong in ourgo case and will go up to about 13,000, they can leave if th

i recognize chris smith, the ranking member of the subcommittee. >> you testified that you had encouraged americans to leave the country. simultaneous with that was statements being made including by president biden that afghan military capability was 300,000 man strong. and that they had the best training imaginable, so at best, i would say they were misled. and you don't mention withdrawal conditions that were placed by president trump on any exodus from afghanistan. but i do have a couple of questions i would like to ask. did you concur, and support president biden's july 23rd phone call telling president ghani to be untruthful about the taliban's success, court reuters which reviewed both the transcript and the audio, president biden said quote, and there's a need, whether it be true or not, there is a need to project a different picture. was that an ad-lib by president biden or was that lie scripted into the phone call, and if it was scripted, by who? secondly, have any americans been arrested, beaten, abducted or killed by the taliban or isis-k since we left, and do we have the capa

will smith, the possible go-ahead run, he's at second. chris taylor at first. 0-2, the count to pujols. belt knocks it down. under hands to mcgee in time. the 41-year-old pujols just not very fast. but the dodgers have tied the game. kenley jackson their closer will come in. ruf, belt, and bryant are due up. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threats. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> the

. >> that was gabby pepito's stepfather jim smith earlier with our chris cuomo, the 22-year-old went on a cross-country trip with her fiance brian laundrie and hasn't been seen since. laundrie is now a person of interest. authorities are searching for him and a few hours ago his family called police to his home in florida and told them they haven't seen him in days. athena jones has the latest. >> reporter: as the search for grabz, missing for weeks -- gabby pepito, missing for weeks, continues in wyoming, and petito's family pleads with her fiance brian laundrie telling them where he last saw gabby. >> we want her to find first. and she is like a sister and my children love her and all i want is to haver come home and this is a big misunderstanding. >> she is a mother and she's got kids so i'm hoping that the pleas and and the begging, and the community and the, you know, entire damn planet knock some sense into her. >> petito and laundrie had been traveling cross-country for months in the white transit van. >> it rained all afternoon yesterday. >> they documented their journey on s

with our regular saturday experts: linda bauld, professor of public health and the virologist, chris smithsome action to get on top of the situation. some good green shoots, it looks in recent days as though cases are certainly levelling off and although there are many more people in hospital than we would wish we hope that will also decline in the coming weeks. i didn't understand it. you said waste water indicators, what do you mean? i think we might have touched on this before but it is really worth emphasising if we haven't. across the uk we have fantastic scientists are skilled at looking at whether the virus is present in our waste water so looking at waste water treatment plants and they take a sample from those plants, for example across scotland. they compare parts of edinburgh with glasgow or aberdeen in the highlands and say to what extent is the bite is present they are? that doesn't involve sampling people, it is an environmental indicator. it is not a single one we use but part of basket of measures it is useful to test. chris, apologies for keeping you hanging on. linda, we

it's that time on a saturday morning now when we check in with professor linda bauld and dr chris smithng my own back on mosquito population with venus— own back on mosquito population with venus fly— own back on mosquito population with venus fly trap. lt _ venus fly trap. it feels like i have exacted retribution.— it feels like i have exacted retribution. ., , ,, ., retribution. that sounds like an irrational hatred _ retribution. that sounds like an irrational hatred of _ retribution. that sounds like an | irrational hatred of mosquitoes. we went down a different path there. draw us back. i want to talk to you about these new regulations. very careful to say these are in england. the devolved nations as yet have not determined in relation to travel. help us with one thing. a lot of people reading these new restrictions about the testing. we know that for most countries outside of the red list you do not have to do a test before you come back, you are required to do the two—day test when you are in the uk, but it is different. talk to us about that. what we have seen is many countries

discuss this week's latest coronavirus developments with our regular saturday panel, virologist dr chris smithave had lots of questions coming in for you guys and there has been quite a lot going on this week intent of vaccinations, double vaccinations, so... intent of vaccinations, double vaccinations, so... a question from tony... because so many because so many are now because so many are now double vaccinated and we are now coming into that autumn period where people are worried about contagion. to start on the positive, it is good to see the _ start on the positive, it is good to see the public health agencies around — see the public health agencies around the uk are reporting this data, _ around the uk are reporting this data. so— around the uk are reporting this data. so a — around the uk are reporting this data, so a good question from tony, you can _ data, so a good question from tony, you can find — data, so a good question from tony, you can find that in public health england's— you can find that in public health england's technical report, and public— england's technical report, an

regular saturday panel — we're joined by linda bauld, professor of public health, and virologist dr chris smithccine in that group actually justify using it in that group when you take — justify using it in that group when you take those costs into account? so the _ you take those costs into account? so the figures they will have been weighing — so the figures they will have been weighing up will be, what's the risk of severe _ weighing up will be, what's the risk of severe coronavirus disease in people — of severe coronavirus disease in people of— of severe coronavirus disease in people of that age group? the answer is, about— people of that age group? the answer is, about on— people of that age group? the answer is, about on par with the risk of being _ is, about on par with the risk of being hit— is, about on par with the risk of being hit by lightning, but one in a million _ being hit by lightning, but one in a million people will have a severe run-in— million people will have a severe run-in with — million people will have a severe run—in with coronavirus in that group — run—in with corona

ambassador chris stevens was killed along with air force veteran sean smith and navy seals tyrone woods became a political issue in the 2016 and 2016 presidential elections with republicans placing blame on president obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton. up next, a birds eye view of the border crisis. ♪ ♪ (vo) unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. that's how we've become the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ boost® high protein also has key nutrients ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' i

the puzzle are still missing for mallory beach, stephen smith and gloria satterfield, we're on the case until the end, we want justice. ♪ ♪ ♪ chrisouthern border sparking fierce criticism to have biden administration from both the right and left. ♪ >> the only thing it is is an incapability of dealing with crisis, candidly, in a way where they pretend it doesn't even exist. chris: images of thousands of people camped under a bridge in school lid conditions. -- squalid conditions. thousands released into the u.s. to await immigration hearings. >> what we do when we see something that is unprecedented is we

chris bryant with a runner at 3rd. deep, steven dugger scores, the game's first and only run. top 9. second straight night with the save. smith ends the game. win number 104. the most in san francisco giants history. >> it is a huge accomplishment. this team has done so many good things and, you know, to say that this club has won more games than any other giants team, san francisco giants team is, it is quite fulfilling. >> dave roberts and the dodgers look like they were going to fall 3 back of the giants to the west. trailing san diego, 9-6. entering bottom 8th. connected on 4 home runnings in the inning, you know what takes, ken, man strength, cory seager, l.a. won 11-9 staying 2 games against the giants in the nl west. the number to clinch the division is 3 with four games left. >>> a's, they could not stop the mariners for much of the season and it cost them. even in seattle, the a's clubhouse manager got love. final game in seattle retiring after 54 years, then, the mariners retired the a's. franky had the lead until it wasn't. mariners 2, a's 1. they responded. bam, tied it with the 18th home run for the year. but sea

smith included. there are eight uncapped players called up for the camp which serves as prepration ahead of the november tests. earlier, i spoke to our rugby union correspondent chrisd with the world cup and that is coming fairly soon in 2023. and jones as form for doing this kind of thing. backin form for doing this kind of thing. back in 2017—18 kind of time, players who have been stalwarts of his regime at the start, the likes of chris robertshawe, dylan hartley, james haskell, mike brown and danny care work gradually phased out at that world cup injapan in 2019, so jones is kind of doing the same thing here with the likes of mac open a pola, jamie george and george ford all not included. jones insists the door has not been closed on those players as he is talented to go back to their clubs and prove they were hungry enough to go to another world cup in a couple of years time. but it certainly feels like something of a changing of the gardenjones alluded to that when i spoke to him earlier. garden jones alluded to that when i spoke to him earlier.— spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie _ spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie in _ spoke to him e

smith, a grounder. justin turner ends up on third. seeger is out. the game would'the game would''' instead, two outs in the ninth, confusion here. chris a flare to no man's land. that scores turner. we are tied. bottom of the 10th, brandon crawford with a base hit. buster puts it in fifth gear and scores. a rocket to trea turner. the throat pulls will smith off the bag. the giants win it, 3-2. safe is the call. came to his coming up tonight. the a's in toronto, this game was nuts. he hits a two run homerun as the a's would build an 8-2 cushion. that's when things went terribly wrong. toronto with the sick spot in the eighth. a grand slam hide it. to run the former a good night. game over. drive home safely. this may be the worst loss of the year for the athletics. tennis anyone? naomi osaka in trouble against fernandez. this is the second set tiebreak. she could've put this match away in the tiebreak. instead, she came apart at the seams. triple matchpoint coming up. of hits wide. fernandez gets the upset. osaka said she is not sure when she is going to play tennis again. check out the scene in regina. virginia tech took the scene. lo

chris: with 25 games left in the regular season, the giants have a one-game lead over the dodgers in the american league less -- west. -- national league west. will smithfter a lengthy review, buster was safe and the game-winning run scored. that's it. that's all. tonight, mike yastrzemski caught this pop-up along the netting. after review, the out call was also upheld. to the giants win the game and the series, two winds each with a flair for the dramatic. >> i thought it was appropriate. it was kind of fun. we were pretty confident that y az would make the play. this is theater. baseball is theater. fans appreciate an exciting moment and i'm glad they got to get really exciting at the end. >> it seems pretty fitting. those are two of the most exciting replays i've ever been a part of. obviously you want to jump out and celebrate right away. but i think it adds that much more suspense and it was a lot of fun. chris: our nfl countdown to kickoff nearly complete, one week away from the regular season opener in detroit september 12. this year, 49ers will embark on a 17 game regular season, all eyes toward super bowl 56 at sophia stadium in los angeles. h

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corey smith onbehalf of the housing action coalition . one i want to reiterate the comments that chris roach and karen hasting said earlier. i don't want to restate our comments from the letter that we submitted . i'm very excited to the legislation coming forward as well as work with the housing elements and we can be doing a lot of things to incentivize small family housing insan francisco and hope that we spendtime and energy on that . thank you very much . >> caller: good afternoon commissioners, my name is matt weiss lot, longtime san franciscoresident . close to 50 years a resident now grew up in millie valley and as everybody has said we're all in favor of reasonable controls and incentivizing affordable housingin san francisco . i think this ordinance will only be applied to millie valley. there needs to be a substantive process where the whole community is included in discussions about what is appropriate so i hope this version of it gets passed on with more consideration about how the committeewill be engaged . i feel like often times those that yell the loudest are the ones