the star of the night was alex cobb. he was dealing.obb struck out seven over 7 2/3 shutout innings. dropped his ere e.r.a. to the fourth lowest in the national league. giants get a 4-0 win. >>> to miami, this is baseball in 2023. you're good. third inning miami's luis. bases loaded. and he clears them with a line drive just over the head this be in the mawin 12-1. the yikes. >>> stanford baseball trying to get back to the college world series for the third straight year, but their road to omaha hit a little speed bump tonight. oh. bottom ninth against texas a&m. cardinal down three with the bases loaded, but owen cobb flies out to end it. the aggies win 8-5. stanford plays cal state fullerton tomorrow. and they now need to win three straight elimination games to move on. >>> san jose state's cinderella run came to an end. the spartans sent home after a 9-5 loss to fullerton. santa clara also facing elimination in fayetteville, but they came out swinging against arizona following a six-hour rain delay. michael o'hara, the senior from da

and katy is a teacher down there in cobb county, georgia. now facing possible termination for the violation of reading that what under georgia state law. katie, thank you so much for telling us your story tonight. >> thank, you chris. >> that is all in on this wednesday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now, good evening, alex. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. >> chris, you know, there's always been so many appalling challenges in the road for teachers in esamerica, and then what is happening in these states like georgia and in florida to make them terrified for their livelihoods because they want to have an inclusive curricula is just i mean -- >> it's really -- folks should ch

ty cobb is with me, of course, former trump white house lawyer. ty, here's the thing. describe him, his plane is landing here, describe him as slumped over, scowling, looking dejected at moments, for lack of a better word. and he was silent. he didn't address the court at all. his lawyer did all the talking for him. you represented him in the past. do you you read anything into this? >> some. i didn't actually represent him personally. i represented the white house. but i was advising him. and that's trump when he basically wishes he was somewhere else. he's not in control, he doesn't want to be there, he doesn't want other people to think he has to be there. so he's trying to dominate the dynamics simply by -- >> but he thinks the slumping and the scowl shows his power. >> absolutely. >> so it's not a revealing moment. which i think is obviously significant that you share that. so, did you ever think he'd see a day like this? >> from the time i was growing up in kansas to today, i hoped all my life as an american that i would never see a day like this. i think this is

and katy is a teacher down there in cobb county, georgia.you so much for telling us your story tonight. >> thank, you chris. >> that is all in on this wednesday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now, good evening, alex. tonight chris, you know, there e always been so many appalling challenges in the road for teachers in america. and then what is happening in states like georgia and in florida to make them terrified for their livelihood.

>> i thought actually about ty cobb when i was reading the indictment. you had asked ty what would he would have said at the time. the doj had no choice but to indict it. they said, oh, this is going to force the doj's hand. this hand was forced. they had no choice but to indict a case like this. it's also a case in which if this were anybody else, they would plead. it's just overwhelming. their lawyer would tell them you've got to plead, it's the best thing for you personally. and just in terms of the evidence, they have contemporaneous notes from his own lawyer. one piece that hasn't gotten as much attention, there's this one episode where evan corcoran says to him, i've got the 38 documents that we're going to turn over for the subpoena. trump makes a, quote, unquote, plucking motion, according to his -- >> yes. >> he says he memorialized he made a funny motion as though if there's anything really bad in there like, you know, pluck it out. that's not just about obstruction, but it's about retaining the documents deliberately that is the espionage act.

cbs's elaine cobbe is in paris.orks turned into weapons as protesters launched them in violent protests across france. torched and firefighters responded to some 6,000 fires over the last two nights. 45,000 police officers are on the streets. the government has deployed armored vehicles to quell riots. many local authorities have limited public transport services and imposed her views. the protesters accused the force after 17-year-old nahel, of algerian-moroccan descent, was shot dead at close range during a traffic stop tuesday morning. the officer who fired the fatal shot has been placed under formal investigation for murder. a third of the 900 people arrested last night were under 18. some as young as 12. "it is the responsibility of the parents to keep their children at home," said president emmanuel macron. nahel's mother, who led a march in his memory thursday, will bury her son tomorrow, amid fears of renewed violence, then and through the weekend. even cobb, cbs news, paris. >> john: back here in washington

i do think that attorney cobb is correct.s much us whatever action we're gonna see from jack smith, is likely increasing the imminent at this point. it is, not in my opinion, a matter of months, i think it'll likely be a matter of weeks before we see action come from. washington injects with. >> okay. cnn quoted one source, saying, doj had access to a version of the recording before trump aide mark appeared at the grand jury march. carol, this to. who is margo martin, do you agree with ty cobb's assumption that mark meadows has been cooperating all along? >> margot martin is one of a legion of young aides that have helped donald trump with his public relations, and interactions with media, to, she previously worked for the save america pact, and now works on the trump campaign. i will say, in my own experience, as my good friend keith peter baker and -- was the same. when we went, when phil rucker and i went to interview donald trump, we were tape recordings that conversation with the president, to make sure we got every word

know, he's please that he's country has been cobb and negative for some years. now. boot tons extensive forest covered and little industry means that it's a common think. it absorbs small carbon dioxide and it produces, it counts. however, cells climate change a lot of people to want to set up factories that pollute, but he had to be chosen not to do because we, we faced the realities. but we hope that the bigger countries and also realize that to keep him on doing the ratings is not sustainable at all in the long run. he'd like to see more countries following through towns. example, its constitution for instance, states that forest must make up at least 60 percent of the total land area, is the one who can coordinate the mini entry project. it's aim is to plant more than a many entries in bhutan within the next 3 years. it's another step towards increasing the countries comp and negative a t. but the climate change is making things difficult. me say look you like, you can get some muscle this. yeah, we have to delay planting the trees. somebody's helped me get

four runs in the first of cobb. bad start but cobb recovered. up four runs in five frames. 12 of the year. suddenly giants back in it. still a one-run game. a pinch-hitting appearance. two strike double to right. giants score three. camilla devol closing the door. 11 straight victory over the rockies. sweep the series back home for three against the cubs starting tomorrow. nothing tomorrow. we will see what happens on monday. legislators in nevada have adjourned for the weekend. they did not vote on the proposed stadium. public sentiment is clearly against using $385 million in state tax money to aid in construction of a vegas ballpark that would move the a's from oakland to the strip. the governor of nevada is trying to push this through. today there reports of amendments. it seems the votes are not there for that. we will see what happens next week. 49ers wrapped up their final minicamp for a full lunch minicamp against in july. pretty clear brock purdy will be qb one but he is healthy. also noteworthy is trey lance has used the last few month

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alex cobb was dealing on the mound, julio matteo swing on the third.trikeouts and no earned runs or what a pitching performance. gave them all the run support he needed floor is up the middle and through. jd davis, mike, they score three nothing. it giants. a pretty night with a full moon a lot of orange and black in the ballpark. they are now back to 500. how about the a's and marlins from miami, picked it up on three marlins up already for nothing. luis gets a hold of that one, a three run double off of former giant sammy long. at seven nothing lead. he was five for five with five rbis. the a's stand at the rally caps on, oakland was scoreless in the series until linke leaders deliver to out on the single in the eighth. it has been a long year for the a's and they lose 12 and one. they lost 13 straight games on the road. ncaa baseball tournament stanford hosting texas a&m on the farm in the winner going to the regional championship. it was four and one stanford after three but they take control, hunter hoss bases clearing triple in the eighth giving

that was the highest honor of his life, cobb added. i'd be shocked if trump said ten words a day to him, two of the words not in trump's vocabulary, thank you. donald trump is saying thank you to walt nauta now by letting him sit at the dinner table that he used to serve. but for walt nauta, the price of sitting at donald trump's dinner table includes sitting at the defense table in the case of the united states of america versus donald j trumpsey flipping and testifying against donald trump? as the washingtoer to that, as f tonight, is a resounding no. because it will be impossible to get a sentence lower than zero. and that is the sentence that is virtually guaranteed to walt nauta and donald trump, what donald trump's favorite judge in the world presiding over the trial. there are no mandatory minimum sentences frame the crimes charged in the indictment, that means the judge does not have to impose any sentence after a guilty verdict, if the judge allows the case to go as far as being decided by the jury. judge aileen mercedes canno

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witness like michael cohen, lawyers turned public critics like a statement we aired tonight from ty cobb. so to be precise, it wouldn't be true to say that every time trump has a lawyer problem he gets indicted or anything like that. he had them in the mueller probe. that didn't bring him down legally or lead to an in the meantime. he had two other in the meantimes besides that set of facts. but this time, these lawyers in this documents case are doing things that seem like they may be bracing for something else, something indictment. i say that notes a prediction, not something to hope for, but aanalysis as the facts come together. interesting as we know about the tremendous heat in this cams we know already one resigned. we know two requested a meeting with the attorney general himself. and with all the documents discovered -- as i said, proven to the government to be classified -- that was seen as a panic move or a last-ditch effort to try to delay, fore stall, or prevent a looming indictment. we also know several lawyers are trying to figure out how to make this novel defense that tr

cobbs goes seven and two thirds. no runs on five hits. giants win four nothing.this afternoon in miami , luis medina still looking for his first win of the season. oh, and four coming in today would not be that day. bottom second, runners on second and third. jonathan davis hits one in the right field corner that would score nick fortes and joey wendle two nothing marlins bottom three we go for nothing. medina exits with the bases loaded. no outs. sam long gives up a bases clearing double to luis arauz that gets over the head of estuary. ruiz that makes it seven nothing, just another one of those days for the a's as they lose their third straight 12 to 1 to fall to 12. and 48 on the season, the stanford softball team was off today in the college world series. they play washington in an elimination game tomorrow in oklahoma city. the cardinal base ball team was in action tonight in the ncaa two aa regionals. fans fired up, hosting texas a&m and the stanford regional bottom. first cardinal down one nothing. runner on first two outs, braden montgomery drills a two r

he's going to be my guest along with ty cobb. that is in just a moment. also tonight, we do have information, new information about the prosecution's legal team. and our evan perez is learning that special counsel jack smith is also adding to his team, experienced florida prosecutors. despite all of this, though, trump is standing firm tonight saying he will not give in on anybody calling him to suspend his presidential campaign. >> is there any circumstances under which you can see yourself dropping out of the 2024 presidential election? >> no, none whatsoever. >> i want to begin our coverage tonight with evan perez. he's in miami. evan, i mentioned the news that you broke about additions to jack smith's team. what more are you learning about that from the doj side? >> that's right, erin. we're expecting some seasoned lawyers from the u.s. attorney's office here in miami are going to be part of the team that will be handling this case going forward. we know that jack smith already has a couple of prosecutors from the office down here who joined his team.

. >> former trump lawyer ty cobb dropping the lawyer on his former client.elcome. >> thank you, ari. >> we went through all the lawyers and i turn to you as a reporter. we did legalage cyst earlier in the show. but as someone who's covered this world, what do you see in the pattern of how many lawyers or political aides slash lawyers have been pulled this deep into exposure for trump? >> i think what you said is exactly right. they basically come in two categories. there are the yes men, the consigliari, the john eastmans, the rudy giulianis. if you look at the list of where they went to law school, it probably wouldn't be the top law schools in the country. then there are the elite establishment lawyers like ty cobb, like don mcgahn, who i think try -- think that they can change donald trump, that the system, they can fit him into the rule of law. and you know, we saw as you said in the mueller report, don mcgahn trying and trying again, and really, you know, struggling there. and i think it's also -- i don't know if you noticed, but i reported in my book "

source telling cnn trump believes an indictment is likely to happen sooner rather than later and ty cobb front regular tell us his sources an indictment may be returned or unsealed as early as this week. judges will which in florida which is ground zero for trump's fight for classified documents at mar-a-lago and we are getting new and exclusive information tonight from a key former white house official who testified in that document's case. the former career official was in charge of advising the trump administration on the entire declassification process and this person told federal prosecutors that trump did know the proper process for declassifying documents and that he followed it correctly at times while in office and we do know that to be a fact. we have this document, this actually proves it. it shows, and this is a document about declassifying materials related to the hurricane investigation of the fbi. it's very specific. trump's very last full day in office that he knew and used proper declassification procedures to release part, but not all of the classified documents related

so let's get straight, some reaction from former trump white house lawyer, ty cobb. i know we've talked a lot about for this. i know your contacts told me that this was probably ready. here we are, you are right what stands out to you most here? and i guess i'd like to start with, if possible, the seemingly relatively sudden switch from washington to south florida. do you have a theory on that? >> yes, i do. i think that there have been complaints made by the defense council, about some procedural issues that they view as misconduct which, the justice department apparently does not believe rise to misconduct. there's been a lot of exchange of legal theories. there have been logistical discussions. i think it's likely that in the courts of that back and forth, that justice department has -- firmed up the evidence, and considered where the charges should actually be brought, reconsidered some of the venue issues. i think they have venue in d. c. , but i can understand that there are arguments that might delay the venue decision. and force it to go through a hearing and

alex cobb to the injured list, oblique strain. everything else on the upswing.going off the rails at dodgers stadium. first i want to talk about logan webb. james outman here, five strikeouts over seven innings. the first win this year over the dodgers. as for the bats. vatos, the fourth game since he was called up, swept swinging. the key six inning of the two-run double. that swing put them ahead 5-2. and blew this game open. the next batter, blake sabol, he finds a home. that got him home. the 7th run scored in his fourth big league game. tied a record held by mccovey. to the ninth inning, on the mound, called on to close it. dodgers had loaded them up before j.d. martinez flew out. the giants 7-1 win completed a sweep. for the first time since 1952, the giants record of 59-32 have three road series sweeps in a row. they host the padres tomorrow. >>> how about some twins. well not with dallas. thaw called the a's on the hawaiian shirt giveaway day against the phillies in front of 24,000. alec bohm in the third. when they handed that ball to the bullpen, they

centered in the lake county town of cobb. our size mow graph picked up that shaking. so far, no reports of any damage. now, this is an area where the geysers are located. geothermal field. the expansion and contraction causes earthquakes in this specific area. >>> welcoming the first woman's professional soccer team in the bay area. the team hosted its community launch party. the new team, bay football club, was announced this week. and today people got a peek at the merchandise. they got to meet the founding members, u.s. women's national team legends brandi chastain, danielle slaton, leslie osbourne and ally wagner. this is the first women's professional soccer team in the bay area and one supporter says it's been a long time coming. >> we haven't had the opportunity to have a team in the bay area, so, the fact that the team is going to be here, hopefully playing in san francisco, we're very excited to support women's sports. >> okay. so far, the team has not announced a coach or stadium. that's coming, though, because we know they plan to play next season. >> and i

and i, and i think just the way defense minister ration to cobb did over the weekend, direct appeals to soldiers using all sorts of social media, sending them tags, saying you don't have to die here. the enemy isn't. mikhail is not here and you cream. i think that will be compelling for quite a few. in the meanwhile, ukraine is going to continue on with their counter offensive. but they have to have already figured out that the russian side will be distracted the uncertainty and the command logistics will have been interrupted. and so i think you crank continues, continues on against a week or a bar. so there was dw used terry schultz, they are speaking with us general bid, hodges, until events came to a screeching halt on saturday. this crisis. it involved 2 major figures per goshen and food and then bella rufe is leader, alexander lucas. jacob entered as the unexpected mediator between wall scale and of mute because she didn't care reportedly had a key role in the agreement that was announced late on saturday. that agreement, calling for promotion to move to bella. russo had also e

it was centered in lake county in cobb, about 25 miles north of calestoga. our seismograph picked up that shaking. sole far no reports of any damage. people as far south as san francisco they say they felt the trembler. if you felt it, let us know on nbc bay area. ♪♪ >>> that is just one tune you could have heard today at the latin jazz festival in hayward. sounds mighty fine. plenty of people out there in downtown enjoying the sunshine, the food, art, and of course some very fine jazz. the city says the annual festival has always been a big hit in the past. the first one kicked off in 2019. it you're in the area tonight, well you've got 45 minutes to get there. if you're real close, you can get a little bit of it. but if not, there's next year. >> you've got plenty of time to go enjoy the music and just soak up that last remaining sunshine. >> i have out on a hike this morning in oakland hills and so many people hitting it trails. >> so many people going everywhere with this weather. it makes you think so many people want to go to the coast and not enjoy th

w a reporter called cobb. i finally met with 2 of the survivors. a warning this next report contains details that some viewers may find to study. for jean and teresa wasn't his, they're all reminders of a horrific fastening there as young women that were sexually abused by the same priest. it all happened that their catholic high school, their memories of the man who abused them decades ago, hon. them to this day. it was fun, i was afraid to tell anyone because father maskell threatened to me. he had a gun that he would put out on his desk and he knew how to use it. and he would tell me if i said anything to anyone that i could just disappear and nobody would ever miss me. james experience was even more terrifying. she recounts how her abuse or even showed her the corpse of a school teacher who he claimed to have killed because she allegedly knew too much . and there she was clumped on the ground and they ran over and kneeled down and i noticed that she had maggots interface and i was wasting them and saying, please help me, please help me, please

i would now invite our board member, jelani cobb, to me for the presentation of the awards he is the recently named dean of the columbia journalism school and the henry luce professor of journalism, dean cobb, is also a staff writer for the new yorker and the author of several books, including the of hope, barack obama and the paradox of progress. so next up, the awards we first present the jay anthony lucas book prize given to a book length work of narrative nonfiction on a topic of american social or political concern that exemplify the literary grace, commitment to serious research and original reporting that characterized the distinguished work of the awards namesake. the prize, a $10,000 honorarium. this year's judges were jessica bruder, emily bazelon, shereen marisol meraji and van newkirk, this year's winner is, author and journalist linda villarosa her book under the skin the hidden toll of racism on american lives and on the health of our nation. linda is a professor at the craig newmark graduate school of journalism at cuny with a joint appointment, the city college of new

he will go into an underground cobb park and then take into the room where anyone who is facing federal charges is taken to be processed. they will take his picture, they will take his fingerprint scale like tronic, lee. he will not behind tough. you'll be accompanied the whole time by his secret service detail. he will then go into court. no, unlike his appearance in new york in april, there will be no pictures of donald trump in the court room. this is a federal court, as i say, and that has different rules, so they'll be no pictures of him in the court room. no pictures of them walking to the court room. there will be court sketches afterwards. at that point, he'll be told the details of the $57.00 charges against them. some of them under the espionage act, obstruction of justice, lying to investigators as well. and conspiracy. it's up to him at that point whether he wants to put in a police were told that he would plead not guilty if that was the case. and it's likely that his team may ask for an immediate dismissal of the charges, saying that this is a political persecution, that h

for these, these trees lies thousands of years of water load, decomposed forest, a slab of locked in cobb, and 6 times the size of belgium. so tell me about the pete lens and how they are going. because here we see the tree is actually gray out of the most uh, in the corners of the thing is like 5 bucks on to floor monthly is bits long. it long is also very important for some species like elephant. most of the time that i mean this big lung place become, looks out for the space feet in this area. the rain 1st here is also having to put new bodies along with chimpanzees, the crisis human relative. for now, the patrons are in good shape, with all extraction could devastate them. this being described as one of the most intact and remote eco systems on us. this is the largest tropical pete land in the world. and to put that in perspective, the carbon that stored here is equivalent to 20 years worth of greenhouse gas emissions from the united states, which is the world's 2nd largest admit. and the fear is messed with this and all of that carbon would just be unlocked. and a crucial tub in stor

team raid on president trump house, cobb vehicoc vehic. obstruction.government really felt it had to do something about this, they followed civil track, they go to a jthey get an order, a vif siv civil order. he ordered president trump and his people to turn over the documents, let's play along and say that lawyers say no. you don't start a criminal investigation as bill barr suggests, we move from the presidential records act to the espionage -- you don't. you can go to the judge who issued the order and said we need civil contempt, hole them in contempt they never did that they didn't follow that why? they want to put donald trump in prison. that is why, hill clinton, espionage act, retained classified and unclass tied in think for a period of years, put a pry o private sever in his basement. that was illegal as it was. she lied about it. destroyed thousands of e-mails. and cell phones. never criminalized. under the espionage act. that is they talked about it, but they said we would never prosecute anyone under that act, never investigated for obstru

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he'll be brought into the court in an underground cobb park. you'll then be taken up to the area where everyone who goes into federal court is process there. you'll have his picture taken and electronic fingerprints. he will then be escorted into court. we'll hear hear the details of the $57.00 charges against them. now you won't behind cost at any point. and you'll remember when we saw him in court in new york in april, we won't see any pictures of them in court. this time, this is a federal court. the operate under different rules. we'll probably see some court sketches afterwards, but not at the time. we're expecting his legal team to ask for the charges to be dismissed. to argue that this is a prosecution that is based entirely on politics, and it's singling him out. it's unlikely that the judge will grant that what they will do is set a date for the, for the hearing where those legal arguments can be exposed. a bit more, and of course it don't come maybe hoping that you can drag this out to the election . and sophia's convicted, he could t

alex cobb dealing on the mound. julio matteo, swinging to the third.ith a full moon at oracle park. the giants back at .500. how about miami? my stay in florida. bottom three. louise ar a's it's been a long season for a's. they've lost 13th street road games. stanford hosting texas a&m. winter going to the regional championship. the aggies scored seven str to take control. stanford will now play at against the winner of this game, the spartans down 4-1. maca do, that's a solo homer. that made it 4-2. next batter,? -- jack fullerton responds. kayden connor made it 7-3. it will be stanford-fullerton and the elimination game today at noon. santa nature had other ideas. when it started, the broncos make it rain again. the celebration hat. michael o'hara, look at rusty filters. they are ready to go. broncos play another elimination game today. that is your look at sports. gloria: game two finals is tonight. you can watch theeaand the nuggets face-off right here on abc 7 ne at 4:30 p.m. a little foggy start looks like it's clearing up. francis: if you are wa

[music] [singing] >>> >> my name is tiffany cobb and i work for the san francisco fire department. i was raised by a single parent. i grew up with a very strong work ethic mental ity. i would like to compare it to a bar back and anticipated the needs and the call. you will provide the needs and complete the call. >> the favorite part of the job is when i can actually connect with a patient and utilize your people skills as a human being. sometimes it's not a medical need. they just want someone to talk to, someone to listen to and want to be seen as a person and want to be recognized and see them as they are. those are my important calls. i remember being a seven or nine year old girl and never seen anyone like me in a fire engine and that gave me hope that i can do that. there are people like me that can do that job. sometimes people need to feel nurtured and feel safe. i feel like i can bring that to my patients. >> you maybe feel afraid. just try it out. that's what i did. just never give up. i was told no. i failed the fire academy. i'm still here and i never quit. just learn f

alex cobb was on the mound, julio manteo in the third. seven innings, no earned runs.s snapped a three-game sign. back to .500. a's rentals in miami luis arius, a three run double. former giant sammy long, 7-0 open scoreless in the series until shea delivers. two out single in thee the a's have lost 13 straight road games. hosting texas a&m, winner to the regional championship. the aggies scored seven straight to take control. bases clearing triple in the 8th gives a&m the lead. winning run to the plate with two outs in the ninth and a pop-out and it. stanford will play an elimination game today at noon. that is against the winner of this game, san jose state and cal state fullerton. charles marketing, solo homer. that made it a 4-2 next batter lights when he saw. it is a 4-3 fullerton responds in the bottom half. katie o'connor, three run shot to left-center, aided 7 -- made it stanford and fullerton in the elimination game today at noon. game scheduled for noon pacific on saturday but mother nature had other ideas. first pitch six hours later in arkansas. the celebra