and corbin will pick up the first down.ck will pause momentarily, see if they want to use a time-out here or not. chains reset. and then they will run that clock just like college rules, and there it goes. >> jason: take it now. good. it's a time-out. >> too late now. too late now. >> that could have cost us the game. >> let's go. >> jason: the clock pauses in these two minutes. the ball gets reset. and then it starts again, so, you have to be ready. it's a good time-out by michigan. they started the clock at 23, they lost five seconds. >> referee: please reset the game clock to 21 seconds. >>. >> jac: perry was fired up. eric marty, the offensive coordinator, there in the booth, the maroon shirt, showing some frustration himself. >> jason: he's done a great job, putting e.j. in a fantastic position, particularly in the second half. and sometimes when you have a new quarterback, you haven't gone through the mechanics enough, and that showed up there. they did reset it to 21 seconds. gives them a couple more ticks. got to un

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two on for corbin carol. taylor rogers with a big strikeout. it's still at 5-5.ottom of the sixth. the liner big homer of his career. the giants win into -- will go for a sweep of the snakes tomorrow. the a's in canada. the blue jays get their first two runs in the second. chappy throws across for the out. he's done that so many times over the years. he is so good defensively. bottom of the junior about this. 437 the warriors introduced their new draft picks yesterday, davis and brandon project ski from santa clara. w photographic memory and we asked him on the spot if you good name every player taken in the draft. brandon: you have victor, brandon miller, you have anthony, walker. number nine was utah, taylor hendricks. 10 was case in wallace, who got traded to the thunder for derek lively at number 12. 11 was? who did they pick? hold, we will come back. 13 was brady then jordan hopped and -- hopkins. number 15 was the jazz with george. number 17 was the lakers. 18 was the heat. but 11, hold on, i am missing someone. 11 they picked up jett howard. that is who it

. >> the plane fired their load, and one of the corbin came through as the planes passed, and he stoppedright in front of my foot he picked up a shell casing, a millimeter difference in the trajectory and that would've been the end for me. i never would've come back from guam. it was that close. >> the five navy nurses on guam were captured on december 10 and imprisoned in japan until their repatriation the following august. meanwhile, patience and hundreds of new casualties poured into manila on crowded trains, in and villages, trucks and buses. >> and i remember looking out after the bombing and seen manila on fire. it was all around us and i could hear the patient's screaming for help, and you want to tell everyone but the only two nurses that were in the ward, and it was a war that held dash toward that held 78 patients but there were two and three and the bed, they were sitting on chairs as they were lying on the floor. they were holding on their arms or legs what you're trying to control the bleeding. we received orders from our chief nurse, whatever patience we thought should go t

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party has been in a similar position before if we look at the rift between suki or starmer and jimmy corbinrk could borisjohnson potentially be kicked out of the conservative party's i don't think anyone is suggesting he could be kicked out of the conservative party. the only scenario with that would be an option would be if he chose to stand as an independent candidate orjoin another party or start his own party, and there are some calls for him to do that. it was suggested that perhaps i could be a possibility. but i don't think seed that is particularly likely. i think borisjohnson is going to go away for a while, lick his wounds, make a lot of money on the speaking circuit, lucrative tv gigs, he's got a memoir coming out, and wait for an opportunity for the party to decide that actually he was the last person that actually he was the last person that won the big majority, and maybe they want him back. but the idea of rishi sunak sort of kicking him out, that would cause a rift that i don't think many politicos want, not only because he sabotages borisjohnson's chance, to put a line to s

in the fall the area is closely studied by scientists among them on a solid, just ab corbin's baltic, full belonging. i've seen this, what was most important to me is conserving nature and stuff. and that's really what drives me why i chose this job. even small changes can have a big effect on things. when a low risk pos and protecting a scenario, you immediately see a lot more species that work design and all that. so it's really great about how professionals fucked up by the hour. such can make that happen. that's what we're going to show. if i click it will be the same. nobody's an angel industry is this, is it. so they were trying to find some birds that we've already tacked. and so we know goal the data so that we know where they are. we can then use the data to track where they are and do all sorts of other analysis and research. for example, we want to find out what they've been a significant enough to know if they are going to accept this i, i that i filled them by the ball to say your isn't in the for the day. this will be this both are compared to the vitamin c is an into ti

the giants tie it, and the fans are fired up, top six, two on for corbin carol. we stay tied at 5-5, and that is important because bottom six now, runner on for luis motto, the rookie, his first big-league homer of his career. giants take the lead for good and win 7-6. they will go for the sweep later today. a's north of the border in toronto, and we've got a baseball. brandon belt an, matt chapman drove in the first two runs here in the second. what a day from matt chapman on the hot corner, a's fans have seen that so many times over the years, robbed of what would have been a base hit. bottom of the six, junior got all of that one, his second homer, and the a's lose 7-3. the where's introduce new graphics on friday. indiana trace, jackson davidson, brendan pridgen skski. asked on the spot if he could name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. here's how he did it. >> you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, anthony black, walker, number nine was, utah, i think that was trailer hendrix. i think he was traded to the thunder for

the giants tie it, and the fans are fired up, top six, two on for corbin carol.t 5-5, and that would be important because bottom six now, runner on for luis motto, the rookie, his first big-league homer of his career. giants take the lead for good and win 7-6. moving within a game and a half of first space. they will go for the sweep later today. a's north of the border in toronto, and we've got a baseball. brandon belt and matt chapman drove in the first two runs here in the second. what a play from matt chapman on the hot corner, a's fans have seen that so many times over the years, jailing the years -- robbed of what would have been a base hit. bottom of the six, junior got -- vladimir junior got all of that one, his second homer, and the a's lose 7-3. the warriors introduced new draft picks on friday. indiana traced evan -- jackson-davis, brandon miller, kyle filipowski. he they asked him on the spot if he could name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. here's how he did it. kyle: you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, a

rowdy telus signature and a looper to left corbin. carroll and makes a spectacular catch on. right. get that one either off the bat of the backs up to one tack on one more ease in there with deepening. >> the middle more from them right anyway, the team won this game. >> just about the highlight, a lot going yes. giants skies down to their last right 4, nothing i'd ever going to lose again. of course. but let's put it off as long as possible. yes, >> okay. i've been following her tweets, kate rooney see that the game, of course, she said is that allowed us? she's heard this giants fans in a couple years. yeah. everyone is really like and you're going to have probably highlights of a very controversial home plate play. i've been here all about. yeah, it's all in all. it also just a close play at first. yeah. but hey, they have 4 insurance runs. so hopefully what they just need about 6 more outs. the 10 in a row. >> all right. sounds good, jason, thank you. we'll be right back. >> the federal trade commission has sued amazon alleging the tech giant duped consumers into subscrib

duvall right there, he'll strike out corbin carroll for the giants when they're 12 of the last 13 gamesvision leading diamondbacks by a game in a half now a big part of the giants recent success has come from their rookies. in fact, none other than rookie casey schmidt helped them to swing their momentum. i sat down with casey and his parents this week to talk about his love of baseball, his infectious personality and how he's adjusting to life in the majors . it's been really awesome for me. it's been a lot, a lot of learning, a lot of learning experiences and having fun and being around all the guys. and it's just i'm really enjoying it up here a little, a little bit of it kind of soak in. but i think i think probably like probably like at the end of the year, probably i'm like at home. my family probably wouldn't at all kind of like settle in. but right now i'm just kind of i'm just here just like focus on i'm playing winning games. his first big league hit is a homer and they're having a party in the schmidt section that made it so real to me. yeah, i was like, oh my gosh, these peo

is that a looper to left corbin carroll on his high makes the catch.allon only gave up 3 hits and one run in 7 innings for the win. now the backs up to the one tackle more. gaby moreno. nice hit there. and then later on. this time, alex thomas. comes into score. he laces the stinger and the diamondbacks day when 5 to one. your final. so the giants faced a 3 and a half games there behind the diamondbacks in the nl west. the a's looking to snap their six-game skid taking on the guardians. and race. board over there. all right. top of the 3rd a's up a run. ryan noda this weekend. crashes this one deep to right. that coming back. let's go. bottom of the 5th now. a's lead cut to one. josh naylor hits a grounder off noda and it trickles into right. we're all knotted up at 4 a piece. top of the 7th for 3, 2 on for destroying ruiz. he lined it into left for a base base hit to left go ahead, run scores. they would tack on one more after that. so with 6, 4, but now the bottom of the 8th at 6, 5, steven kwan he ropes one into right ramon lauriano throws it the se

creatures like the virtual starfish and the spin well in the borrowing and building some over these corbin, others will release it best estimates on the coastal, which is like these. and the sea creatures that live in them could provide 6 percent of the carbon drop down. that's needed to slow the rise in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees and that's the same as the closing on. if the wild cement and chemical industry is this is 1st of its kind science. and back in the lab, the 19 different species, they found a studied individually using fluorescent sediment to measure their activity it and how they impact call them levels. the next step is to identify how vulnerable they are to human activities. we have seen pop this. some is about for code argentina, south georgia, bridge, colombia mc k. really? what's them together to $25.00? i'm produce reliable science today. says how the best understanding of how carbon is stored in all c flows. the ocean is observed about a 3rd of the carbon dioxide that humans have admitted into the atmosphere since the beginning of the industrial revolution. but t

mentioned the pending legislation which is bipartisan legislation between senator durbin and senator corbinthat hasn't moved at all. this congress as far as i am aware, there are no immediate plans to move it. the biden administration has taken some administrative action to make it easier effectively for borrowers to get their debt discharged in bankruptcy because it is the government on the other end of the bankruptcy proceeding in those cases, so the justice department has instructed u.s. attorney is dealing with these bankruptcy cases to essentially make it easy for borrowers to face the undue burden rather than fighting them every step of the way, which was what the justice department was doing before. that doesn't change the standards. that is just sort of around the edges of how it is enforced. the legislation the caller is talking about we change the standard which is something that has been the subject of debate for a while now. i don't have any prognostication on what might happen to it. host: let's talk to chris in pittsburgh. caller: my general take on this, i did have student lo

mentioned the pending legislation which is bipartisan legislation between senator durbin and senator corbinthat hasn't moved at all. this congress as far as i am aware, there are no immediate plans to move it. the biden administration has taken some administrative action to make it easier effectively for borrowers to get their debt discharged in bankruptcy because it is the government on the other end of the bankruptcy proceeding in those cases, so the justice department has instructed u.s. attorney is dealing with these bankruptcy cases to essentially make it easy for borrowers to face the undue burden rather than fighting them every step of the way, which was what the justice department was doing before. that doesn't change the standards. that is just sort of around the edges of how it is enforced. the legislation the caller is talking about we change the standard which is something that has been the subject of debate for a while now. i don't have any prognostication on what might happen to it. host: let's talk to chris in pittsburgh. caller: my general take on this, i did have student lo

the name was more -- norma corbin and the individuals if they really research the fact of the case whatthat ms. norma also was a case where she alleged that she was raped by a african-american. later she recant that story, nevertheless, the majority in that case went forward with the case knowing that norma lied about the whole issue in order to reach the verdict in roe v. wade. so roe v. wade was a case that was based on facts that were not correct. hence, we are in the situation we are in today. thank you. host: that is andrew out of new york. in pr with their story the forgotten story of jane roe fought for and then against abortion rights. that story and some of the history of the case. the picture there in april 26, 1989 photo showing norma on the left in that picture. this is rory in california line for republicans good morning. caller: good morning. i believe for every time somebody says something about roe, run question -- one question they should say something about biden, his money, and the possibility of confiscating that money as an enterprise. the other thing that comes to

. >> front major of the "new york times," corbin mccarthy passed a way, the prominent writer who wrote. >> a singular voice, an enormous figure in american literature. all his work like hangs together this dark, stark, almost apocalyptic vision anchored to this profound moral sense. the morality that shines through these dark visions is what made him more than just a great wordssmith. >>> coming up, many elected republicans would prefer not to talk about the trump indictment, especially those in districts won by president biden. what it says about the political landscape for 2024 when "morning joe" comes right back. ♪ [typing] you were made to act spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ as americans, there's one thing we can all agree on. the promise of our constitution and the hope that liberty and justice is for all people. but here's the truth. attacks on our constitutional rights, yours and mine are greater than they've ever been. the right for all to vote. reproductive rights. the rights of immigrant families. the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+