here is chace crawford great to see you, my friend.very first week i think that was 2009, maybe >> jimmy: was i terrible what was your experience >> you were great. it's probably when the first iphone came out. i don't know it was amazing >> jimmy: it was years ago, i know >> you've been crushing it so far. >> jimmy: please i know sundays are a big deal for you now that football is back you're a huge dallas cowboys fan. enjoying it so far >> hey, last night, they finally came through for us. it was almost overtime but yeah, it's good. i was prepared for football to not come back, so to have it come back has been nice. so grew up in dallas, big fan. >> jimmy: you've been a cowboys fan since you were a kid then your sister married tony romo what that must be great >> it was very surreal to become friends with him we were the family that took ridiculous christmas pictures in front of the fireplace with cowboys jackets and white turtle necks. true story yeah, we did so when he became, you know, a part of our family, it got -- watching thos

norah. >> o'donnell: jan crawford with all those late details. thank you, jan. to the white house, where the president came to the briefing room just a short time ago to talk about coronavirus, but ended up making news on what could happen if he loses this year's election. cbs' weijia jiang joins us right now from the white house. good evening, weijia. >> reporter: good evening, norah. tonight, president trump refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power, regardless of the outcome of the election. and he has repeatedly said the only way he will lose is if it is rigged. now he says the supreme court will likely have to make the final call. all this unfolding as the president cut his briefing short to take an emergency phone call. president trump revealed why he's rushing to nominate a justice to the supreme court, anticipating a battle over the k this will end up in >> i think this will end up in the supreme court. and i think it's very important that we have nine justices. >> reporter: the president wants congress to confirm his pick before november 3. >> w

here again is cbs' jan crawford. >> ready, step., step. >> reporter: even in death, she made history, the first woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol, the first jewish person, and the first time for an associate justice of the supreme court. ♪ ♪ in the private service for family, close friends, and members of congress, rabbi lauren holtzblatt spoke of justice ruth bader ginsburg's brilliance and her persistence. >> justice did not arrive like a lightning bolt. as a lawyer, she won equality for women and men, not in one swift victory, but brick by brick, case by case, through meticulous, careful lawyering. she changed the course of american law. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: singer denyce graves struck up a friendship with ginsburg that began over their shared love of opera. another tribute: her personal trainer, bryant johnson, three push-ups at the casket. democratic presidential nominee joe biden and senator kamala harris also paid respects. and as ginsburg's casket left the capitol, female members of congress-- democrat and republican-- l

jamie. >> yuccas: jan crawford, thank you so much. this programming note, tomorrow on "face the nation," margaret brennan has an exclusive interview with whitehouse chief of staff mark meadows. white house counsel don mcgahn in his first interview since leaving the administration, and american airlines c.e.o. doug parker. a rally today by right wing extremists has portland in a state of emergency. members of the so-called proud boys lined up for a picture chanting, "back the blue." the group put out a nationwide call to converge in portland, predicting thousands would show up. these pictures show their actual numbers to be much smaller. police are now on alert for clashes with counterdemonstrators. protesters are vowing to stay on the streets of louisville, kentucky for a fourth day people demonstrated after now police officers were directly charged with the killing of breonna taylor. she's the black woman fatally shot in her apartment in march as police performed a no-knock warrant. cbs' adriana diaz is in louisville with the latest.

crawford with a two run shots, 5-3, the fifth home run this month. later in the inning, renner at first, austin slater take a two- to page each side but he rung them up. returned to the dugout, let him know how far that was off the plate. how many big hits does this guy have this week? solo shot, giants within a run, his 12 of the year. bottom of the ninth. padres, props in from the penn, strike out crawford, three straight fastballs, by joey bart, and punch outs later on another quarter line pitch to end the season for the giants. they lose their final three games, and finished 29 and 31. >> we fought really hard. we did everything we possibly could to win that baseball game and get into the postseason, so there is no doubt that there will be disappointment, so we are going to have to balance big picture perspective with what we just experienced. >> a's and mariners, making quite the entrance after fixing the fence in center field. frankie montara trying to get back on track for the postseason, mission accomplished. most by an ace pitcher since in 1

jan crawford, thank you so much for your insight.e want to go to the ticaponent here, and chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. when do we expect the no one to begin holding hearings for a nominee, once we hear who that is, and when should we expect a vote? >> reporter: margaret, most of the senators i've spoken to this wee weekend will expect to get the ball rolling right away, before november 3rd, before the presidential election. the question is whether they'll try to hold a final vote on this nominee before the election as well. the average length of time from nomination to con firp makeconfirmation for a supreme court justice is about 70 days, and there are only 43 days now between now and the election. so it is a very tight squeeze. but there are 105 days -- 104, rather -- between now and the date that a new congress is sworn in. that is really the cutoff date. so there is some wiggle room there. republicans could push this through in a lame-duck session. but you can imagine the uproar if the president loses the elect

cbs' jan crawford joins us from the court. jan, what can you tell about the two women who top the president's short list? >> reporter: well, norah, they are both federal appeals court judges, solid conservatives. they're both mothers and catholic, but different demographics. judge amy coney barrett has been the presumptive front-runner. the president interviewed her for the last vacancy on the court. she's a former notre dame law professor. she worked for justice antonin scalia as a law clerk and religious conservatives support her because they believe she would be a vote to overturn "roe versus wade," and that made her appeals court confirmation hearing very contentious, as you can imagine, but she weathered the fire and that further impressed conservatives with her resolve. >> o'donnell: and jan, are you hearing there's growing momentum behind judge barbara lagoa from florida? >> reporter: i am. she would be the court's second hispanic justice. she has got an incredible compelling life story-- a first- generation cuban ameri

brandon crawford with a three run homer and crawford finishes 3-6 with six rbi. still in the 6th.site field for his third home run of the game. he added two doubles and also drove in six runs. the giants become the first ory have three players with six rbi in the same game. they win 23-5. as the final in this one. it's the most runs they've scored in 30 years. >>> well, the a's reportedly had no additional positive covid tests for the second straight day. they are now set to start playing again on friday at the coliseum. >>> major league baseball postponed thursday's game in seattle out of caution. so they will make up the three games with the pair of doubleheaders. one in seattle and one in oakland. the a's will finish the season with 26 games to play in 24 days. >>> well, the nuggets jokic getting a little soccer practice in before game seven against the utah jazz. 30 seconds left and tied at 78. he spins and he gets the one- handed shot to give denver the lead. he finished with 30 points. ten seconds left and utah down two. here's the wild finish. >> nuggets come up with a defe

>> thank you, ranking member crawford. we stand by our remarks we publish every month, and our statistics which are available online the number of minutes of delay that we experience on each of our host railroads and have done that for quite a long period of time. we regularly and routinely find passenger trains are not given preference over freight railroads, that's what our statistics in our experience reflect, and that's why in part we were encouraged in the invest act there's language there that would provide us a private right of action to be able to enforce our statutory rights. >> i've been closely following the metrics and standard rule making out of the fra understanding the need for providing amtrak ridership and riders with a safe and positive experience. it would make sense for me for amtrak to revisit schedules to account for actual run time. can you explain? >> well, we're working with the fra to have the new standard of metric rule finally issued. that hasn't been issued yet. we are in regular routine corres

angus crawford, bbc news. let's take a brief look at some of today's other news.rkets bill which the eu want removed "will remain in the bill". the bill overrides parts of the brexit deal signed last year, and ministers admit it breaks international law. speaking after a meeting in brussels in search of a trade deal with the eu, he described talks as constructive, but said there were areas where both sides were still "some distance apart". claudia webbe, the leicester east mp, has been suspended from the labour party after she was charged with harrassment. she is accused of one offence against a female between september 2018 and april this year. the mp said she was innocent of any wrongdoing. an additional 400,000 hectares of land in england will be protected to support the recovery of nature under government plans to protect 30% of land by 2030. national parks, areas of outstanding natural beauty and other protected areas currently comprise 26% of land in england. boris johnson has signed up to a nature pledge, alongside leaders from 63 countries. the new leader

angus crawford, bbc news.". su bushby said matt ratana touched many people's lives with his friendliness, patience and kindness. the suspect remains critically ill in hospital, after he was seriously injured in the same incident in croydon. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. this was sergeant matt ratana receiving a long and good service medal from the head of his force three years ago. since he was shot dead in the croydon custody centre in the early hours of friday, tributes have poured in. and this afternoon, came these words, from his grieving partner, su bushby. "i had the pleasure of sharing five years of my life with this lovely man. my gentle giant, with his infectious smile and big heart. i think of him with tenderness and love. matt will always be in my head and in my heart." 0rder, order. i'm sure all honourable members will wish tojoin me in paying our respects to police sergeant matt ratana, who was killed in the course of duty on friday. this afternoon, there was a minute's

the padres closer, trevor rosenthal comes in and crawford loses three straight. much later, another borderline picked to end the giants season. they finished 29-31. >> we were going to do everything that we possibly could. no doubt there was going to be disappointment. balancing the big picture perspective. >> they made quite the entrance after fixing the fence, ricky montauk try to get back on track . mission accomplice accomplished. bottom seven, tied at two, jake lamb gets his third home run since joining oakland. they play the white sox on the first round, pending tuesday. it seems like half the roster is injured. no jimmy, no george against the giants. they post back next week against the eagles. and has been worth the wait. he hits the pylon and the 49ers lead. they are missing a ton on defense. like a back novel, it leads to a 6-6 lead. kyle shanahan loves to use them on the field. it's 23-9 4 san francisco. they got to jones, twice. no touchdowns for new york in this game. nick mullins came to run the offense just fine. he dumps it off to just will jeff w

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and with the bases loaded in the 6 for brandon crawford and that was a grand slam as the as were denied their title. frank and julie, back to you. >> thank you, jason. and thanks for joining us everybody. goodnight. but only the white people felt bad. ugh, i should've never bought him that coloring book that explains black history month. how'd it go with my mother? uh, you know, it started a little rocky, but i think we got to a good place. wow. well done. (chuckles) yeah, and when i dropped her off at the hotel, she even gave me a hug. did she think you were choking or... i'm sorry, that's great. thank you for spending time with her. no problem. um, so listen, i don't know if you have any plans next weekend, but i kind of promised your mom we'd have another wedding ceremony so she could attend this time. wait, we're gonna get married again? yeah, kind of, but now we can invite our friends and family.

let's go back to jan crawford at the supreme court. your thoughts? >> well, i mean, just seeing the chief justice there giving those remarks, ruth is gone so we grieve. the was her family too. doesn't that speak of the best of our country, that people can come together as a family, these justices, completely in disagreement on some of the controversial cases, b see so much love and affection in that room as they pay their last respects to her. >> jan, you could almost hear in the remarks the origins of some of the decisions andhe ments tt justice ginsburg made, saying multiple times to honor the stranger, care for the stranger, and when she sought to expand we the people, she definitely meant we the people in every circumstance, every color, every creed but also every level of income. >> it lead to great changes in the law that made all of us better and more equality for everyone. it was a ceremony that as gail said yout like ynew her and then you got some of those funny behind the scenes stories too. of course the famous picture of justice scalia an

crawford had six rbis and then, laughing out loud begins. dickerson, his third home run.had six rbis, also two doubles for 16 total bases. he ties willie mays with a all- time total bases for one single game. and then there is donovan solano, also six rbis. he has a two run double the left. it's the first time ever three teammates have each had six rbis or more in a game. here it is, 23 runs, 27 hits, those are both team records for the san francisco giants. wow, 23-5 is you are, not a misprint, final. not a laughing matter with regard to the week, the a's are facing as they postpone all three games in their series schedule with seattle in the great northwest. they won't play until friday, at the earliest. both teams will want to allow for continuous testing and contact tracing after an unidentified member of the a's organization tested positive over the we can. the a's and mariners will play doubleheaders on september 14th and 26th to make it up. the a's have had six games postponed inside a week by the end of this one. >>> one team willfully the nba's bio bubble and ano

jumping to the six, crawford with a 3 run homer.still in the sixth, dickerson goes opposite field for his third home run of the game. he added 2 doubles and drove in 6 runs. the giants become the first team in baseball history to have three players with 6 rbis in the same game. they went 23-5, it's the most runs they scored in 30 years. the a's reportedly had no additional positive covid tests and they are now set to start playing again on friday at the coliseum. major-league baseball postpone thursday's game in seattle out of caution, so they will make up three games with a pair of doubleheaders. one in seattle and one in oakland. the a's will finish the season with 26 games in 24 days. the nuggets, yoke it's getting a little practice in before the game against the jazz. he gets the one-handed shot and he finished with 30 points. tank seconds left, utah down, here is the wild finish. >> mitchell is hanging at the other end, two seconds to go for the win, and denver hangs on. >> the jazz came that close to winning the series but it'

as we watch this ceremony, i want to bring in jan crawford. she's with us and covered the supreme court throughout justice ginsburg's almost entire tenure there. jan, i think it's a good time to talk about the legacy of justice ginsburg. >> well, i mean, it's almost hard to put into words. because her legacy on the law began back when she was a lawyer. i mean, her first appearance at the supreme court was in 1973 when she was an advocate working at the american civil libertiese already. she told the all-male justices in that famous ask, i ask no favor for my sex. all of i ask of my brethren is they take their feet off our next. that was in 1973. 20 years later as a justice, she continued that fight for gender equality and on discrimination throughout the rest of her career. >> just so everyone knows, the name of that case she argued. >> she was an out of the box thinker. not only as a lawyer but as a justice. because of that, she had a tremendous impact on the law and on society as we saw during the last two days of mourning at the supreme cou

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for taylor and it's part of a system that continues to target and rob americans of their rights crawford jonathan mccall reports. >>it's a tight knit family where the members have been forced together through tragedy. each of them losing a loved one at the hands of law enforcement and now that the news that the officers who killed breonna taylor won't be directly charged with her death. don't causing them to reopen and relive their own pain for its people are. >>has been brought to her account and very much as 13 and i hope more people open their eyes in the house. >>i read this problem and through virtual call wednesday evening, they tried to console him heal one another from the news that they say is disappointing but not shocking kat brooks in says taylor's death is a clear cut sign that more needs to be done to protect black women who are also killed by police in staggering since the year 2015 a black women who we just make up 13% of the female population we've accounted for 20% of the women shot and killed by police and 28% of the unarmed deaths across the country, the uncle of osca

jp crawford got one. they had an extra inning game. the a's ended up on the short end of it.seaver went for a four run inning. game two in progress. for the moment, the a's have the number two seed in the playoffs. the raiders at new england tomorrow. the game can be seen right here on channel 5. 49ers, 3 1/2 point favorite at the giants. they are back on the very term werf live players were hurt last sunday against the jets. a topic thrown at brad jones. playing at the giants, did you ever look at the stars and go, man, expletive. we have got to play on this? >> vern, i said that about every turf field. the dirt has actually come a long way. i love these young guys. they are a little more spoiled than we were. we basically played on turf that was asphalt with horrible golf carpeting laid on top of it. pittsburgh and cincinnati and houston were the worst ones of all time, but new york was right up there. >> boy, all of those seats with the 49ers and never played for a losing team. did you know oakland has a professional soccer team? yeah. they probably call themselves the oak

seventh-inning, brandon crawford, they scored 25 runs in three games against seattle.bes went away when dylan mohr got hit in the head with it 99 mile an hour heater. moore ran the bases what and was eventually removed. mike myers allowed a one in six inning but he was upstaged by one of the best baserunning plays of the season. the a's look like they would get doubled up, but he avoids the tag, remember, you can't block the plate anymore. the a's went 3-1 and they will get the day off tomorrow. nfl, the 49ers placed cornerback richard sherman on injured/reserved. he's got a calf injury and he will miss the next three games. this guy hasn't missed too many games and on sunday the 37-year- old frank gore will start in the backfield against his former team. he's the 49ers all-time leading rusher and began back in 2005. >> you will be an honor to go against him this week, he still got it. >> the guys that run that hard very rarely can play to his age, which just shows how dedicated he is, he's a special dude. >> the quakes will host the portland timbers and san jose got t

giants aren't complaining, at oracle park the bay bridge clear. 7th ingram, brandon crawford, rememberin the fences, because of that, that's a home run, not in year's past. watch carefully bottom of the 7th, mariners considered the home team, coonrad hitting moore in the head 90 miles an hour, thankfully he was okay, giants beat the mariners 9-3. >>> the a's continue to close in on the division title in denver. yep some pitchers there with masks on. jake lamb is who they signed to deal with the loss of injured third baseman matt chapman, lamb with rbi single and a's beat the rocky 3z-1. >>> 49ers richard sherman out three weeks guys a bad calf grow number of niners with injuries, george kittle with a sprained knee might still play this sunday against the jets. back in a moment. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet fr

the giants to throw crawford out at 3rd, but look damage still done. seattle takes the lead here and it will see him throw now right now. it's got to be quicker than already to the 4th inning veer into giants down to one off for murray ceo dubai on feel he smashes one high and deep to left you can forget about that one. giants tied up. with one swing of the bat. well bottom of the 7th all knotted up at 5 darin ruf. that's deep to left it keeps on carrying. the giants take the lead on russ solo shot and that will be if they beat the mariners 6 to 5 5 wins in a row for the giants. all righty across the bay game 2 of the doubleheader between the a's and the astros. bottom of the 3rd aids up one to nothing too long for matt olson. the absolutely hammers this one a three-run shot by olson a's extend their lead to 4 but then things kind of fell apart combo astros down a run with the bases loaded for george springer. he grounds one up the middle tony kemp's got it but the throw was wide iran comes into score. we have a tie game top of the 7th on not of that f

if they win because the brewers helped them out, brandon crawford, you see pence signing autographs. there it goes. bottom eight, same score. he's going to hit this one to the opposite field. the 12th of the year. the giants down just one. now down to the final strike. austin slater at the mate. and he's out looking. the giants lose 5-4. if they had won, they would have been in. the marine great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. >>> tonight at 11:00, we'll have more team coverage of the glass fire burning ri

runner on for brandon crawford. out of the yard, still in the ballpark. it's a 5-3 game.ottom 8, same score. how about women mer flores, opposite field. you don't see this from right-handers. down to the final strike, austin slater looking. and he wasn't the only one unhappy with the call. if they would have won, they would have been in the playoffs. the season was played by late-inning letdowns they'll think about all season long. >> laureano had to close the outfield wall. it was just weird before the game. and then he hops over so he can play some baseball. no one out there to help him. but he's got good athleticism. bottom of the seventh, 2-2. jack lamb hits a home run. oakland will play the white sox in the first round of the coliseum your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that

. >> my colleague lindsay davis spoke with wade crawford, the california secretary for natural resourcesut their exchange. >> i don't think science knowing actually was his response. what were you thinking in that moment, and also, in your time with him today, did the president simply ignore the impact that climate change is having across the board? >> i mean, i think the statement that he made speaks for itself. and i think we are frustrated in california and across the west coast. our communities are under threat right now from catastrophic wild fire burning likeve fueled by record shattering summer heat waves. multiple times this summer. it's what scientists told us will happen with climate change, so it's an urgent issue and what i asked him today was, really a plea to work with us. let science be our guide to protect the forests and ultimately to protect people. >> presidential candidate joe biden tweeting a two-word message. science knows. test test test test test test tels test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test

in the seventh, the other, brandon crawford, that's gone.t have been a homer last year. the giants offense erupts for nine runs. this is scary. hits dylan moore, 99-mile-an-hour pitch to the head. somehow moore's okay. giants win it 9-3. a's and rockies, 16 games in 13 days, perhaps a little delirious. no score in the third. this should be a routine robbie grossman grounder. it turns into madness. tony kemp caught between third and home. rockies get semyon out at home. kemp goes all cirque du soleil, contorting his body to avoid the tag. he scores. wow, 1-0, a's. bottom of the there'd, tapia popping it up. this falls in no man's land. ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4. they may clinch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he's ready to g

brandon crawford connects for the first grand slam of the season. that blew it open, making it 8- 0. they won 14-2. that is the first victory over oakland. the a's will have to wait to clinch that division title. >>> the giants keep pace in the tight wild-card race. san francisco is currently tied with cincinnati and milwaukee for the last playoff spot in the national league. the regular season does and next sunday. when golf returned after the pandemic layoff, bryce was 40 pounds heavier and had a swing that could send the ball a mile. that formula added up to a coronation at the u.s. open. matthew wolf was calling on strength of his own. he was up to go to start the day. it was never in the cards for wolf. he got the tee shot on the third hole, it was a microcosm. he did lose the lead to that man. bryce rolls on the eagle on 9. he was the only golfer to shoot in the 60s today. he was the only golfer to finish underpar for the championship. the dude is controversial and unorthodox. he did clinch the six shot win over wall. he was born in modesto an

brandon crawford, a 2-1 shot. his 5th homerun this month. later in the inning, runner on first stores,

for "cbs this morning," i'm jan crawford. >> thank you jan crawford. can't get enough of hearing about her story. her sense of humor. she was such a champion for equality on and off the bench. i love the deaf comment what she said. and just how she devoted her life to helping others, pulling up others behind her. >> one of the things people were talking about over the weekend which was so fascinating is she seemed -- in person, she seemed so measured and proper, but she was fierce and radical. and it was -- it's such an interesting contrast. >> fierce and radical, but still polite in her dissents. still writing to win in the long term. she wanted to turn people's minds. >> and it was good to see the back and forth that she had with antonin scalia, too. the two of them could sort of respectfully put each other down but at the same time respect and admire each other. >> i loved that. >> i never got a chance to meet her, did you? >> no, i didn't. >> i did once. i interviewed her about growing up in the 1930s. >> you did? >> yeah. it was a wonderful visit.

crawford, it's a 2rb knock to left. that capped a four-run inning. tyler anderson was ejected with the third, there he goes, for arguing balls and strikes. top six, the giants respond, bases loaded for evan longoria. makes it a 4-2 game, giants now down 4-of 3 in the seventh. two on for wilmer flores, shoots the gap for right center. two runs scores, as flores slides in with a triple. the giants win 6-4 and had they head to oakland for a three-game weekend set. the 49ers will see a familiar face, the ageless wonder, frank gore is seeing the 16th season, second time ever he suited up against san francisco, he is a future hall of famer and the 49ers all-time leading rusher. with bell out sunday. gore will get a start and a bulk on of the carries for gang green on sunday. >> i love frank gore, he is one of the best running backs to ever play. he is one of the more underrated running backs to ever play. >> this squirrel busy replacing divots, shot out of the rougheneds up being rough. woods frustrated with the score. and the squirrel will have work to do

storm moved inland, this massive oak tree came down on a home in atlanta killing 30-year-old gerald crawford. >> every one of those individuals we have here worked as hard as they could go to get to that person. >> reporter: forecasters expect sally to continue moving farther north bringing severe thunderstorms to the mid-atlantic. skyler henry, cbs news, spanish fort, alabama. >>> we have marked another grim milestone in the fight against covid-19. the number of confirmed global cases has now surpassed 30 million. the u.s. leads the way with more than six million infections reported. meantime, there has been an alarming explosion of cases in europe. the world health organization is urging countries in the region not to shorten quarantine periods. europe set a new recst ces recds >>> overnight, crews in california are searching for a missing firefighter who was s battling the el dorado fire east of los angeles. so far the fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. meantime, new evacuations are underway for people impacted by the bobcat fire. it's racing toward homes northeast of los angeles. ev

goodbye to her depends, today releasing pablo sandoval, and that means only brandon bell and brandon crawford are the two players on this roster left over from the world series era. he was just 22 years old, when his career began in san francisco. he became a legend when he hit three homeruns in a single world series game back in 2012. he was hitting just 220 this season, and dealing with family members who contracted covid- 19. the giants front office decided that the required was the better fit on the roster, but the manager said the decision to release him was not easy. >> it was very difficult to deliver that news. very difficult for him to receive it. he was a pro and a gentleman every step of the way. definitely a loss, conversation where both sides were thinking each other for the opportunities and i thank him for everything he brought to the clubhouse. >> his departure to the red sox back in 2015 was a messy one, but when he came back, fans welcomed him with open arms to the day he made sure to thank the fans on social media. >>> 49ers rookie receiver brandon aiyuk, number 11 for most

in the seventh, the other, brandon crawford, that's gone.lso would not have been a homer last year. the giants offense erupts for nine runs. this is scary. hits dylan moore, 99-mile-an-hour pitch to the head. somehow moore's okay. giants win it 9-3. a's and rockies, 16 games in 13 days, perhaps a little delirious. no score in the third. this should be a routine robbie grossman grounder. it turns into madness. tony kemp caught between third and home. rockies get semyon out at home. kemp goes all cirque du soleil, contorting his body to avoid the tag. he scores. wow, 1-0, a's. bottom of the there'd, tapia popping it up. this falls in no man's land. ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4. they may clinch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he'

crawford, it's a 2rb knock to left. that capped a four-run inning.nderson was ejected with the third, there he goes, for arguing balls and strikes. top six, the giants respond, bases loaded for evan longoria. makes it a 4-2 game, giants now down 4-of 3 in the seventh. two on for wilmer flores, shoots the gap for right center. two runs scores, as flores slides in with a triple. the giants win 6-4 and had they head to oakland for a three-game weekend set. the 49ers will see a familiar face, the ageless wonder, frank gore is seeing the 16th season, second time ever he suited up against san francisco, he is a future hall of famer and the 49ers all-time leading rusher. with bell out sunday. gore will get a start and a bulk on of the carries for gang green on sunday. >> i love frank gore, he is one of the best running backs to ever play. he is one of the more underrated running backs to ever play. >> this squirrel busy replacing ugneds being rough. woods frustrated with the score. is patrick reed's shot, 165 yards out, a bounce and? and he scored under 66,