now and tell us, what did you find in crawford lake that allows you to pinpoint the beginning of the enter proceed? well, we found in properly what we actually found in the other 11 sites that the same working group was studying to see if there is evidence of a mass shift in the earth system in the mid 20th century. so crawford lake is just the best example of those changes, but all of the 12 sites that we studied around the world from the antarctic ice sheet to a p 5 in cs go in, poland. that to robert blake, all of these different sites, record massive changes in atmosphere composition increase including associated primarily with burning of fossil fuels that very, very high one of these fossil fuels. the rapid increase in industrial output during and after the 2nd world war. and the increase in global population of human. so all of these things, as you say, as you said in your introduction, there have been modern humans for 300000 years. error culture, you know, for, you know, more than 6000 years cetera. but what happened in all of that time is that humans impact their local envir

so crawford really is just the best example of those changes. but all the 12 sites that we studied around the world from the antarctic ice sheet to a p 5 in the sky in poland to robert blake. all these different sites, record massive changes in atmosphere composition increase including associated primarily with burning of fossil fuels is very, very high. one of these fossil fuels, the rapid increase in industrial output during and after the 2nd world war and the increase in global population of human. so all of these things, as you say, as you said in your introduction, there have been modern humans for 300000 years. error culture, you know, for, you know, more than 6000 years cetera. but what happens in all of that time is that humans impact their local environment. but by that middle 20th century, by around 1950, the entire planet, the planetary system shifted, it reached a tipping point and it completely changed in its its essence so that we suggest that it should no longer be referred to as the hall of seeing the period we're living in the,

what a night for terence crawford.erweight champion in the four—belt era, which started in 2004. he beat compatriot errol spencejunior in las vegas in a dominant display, to claim the wbc, wba super and ibf titles, adding to his wbo belt. it's an incredible 40 wins in a row for crawford — who ended the unbeaten streak of spence, in the ninth round. for all you guys that touted me, for all you guys that said i was too small, i was actually too strong. and now everybody gets to witness greatness. like i said before in the terence crawford era. finally, the netball world cup continues, and wales are through to the next phase after beating sri lanka earlier. there are four pools initially, with the top three teams in each pool progressing to the second stage. a win for australia, too, earlier, who beat fiji. later this afternoon, it's england —scotland, and trinidad and tobago versus uganda. the rest of the matches there on your screen. and that's all the sport for now. as russian forces moved into ukraine last year, thous

angus crawford has more. simple to use and impossible to ignore, littering our public spaces. more than 1.3 million disposable vapes are thrown away every week. but now the lga wants the government to ban all single use vapes from as soon as next year. so what's the problem? it's not just that they litter our high streets. each one of these contains a tiny lithium ion battery wrapped in plastic, and that's difficult to recycle and, if it gets crushed in a bin, lorry or waste disposal centre, can catch fire. those 1.3 million vapes, disposable vapes, single use vapes are either going on the floor, unfortunately, in which case the cause is a significant problems for communities. or they're going into recycling and refuse, in which case they're causing a big problem for councils because of the lithium batteries within them. so, bad for the environment, then. but what about the health impacts? with their garish colours and sugared flavours, they're hugely appealing to children. the british medical association des

it is the terence crawford error. and that's all the sport for now.t london with the victory widely credited as his party's opposition plans to extend the capital's ultra low emission zone to apply to more road users in the capital. zone to apply to more road users in the capital-— the capital. here is our political correspondent. _ the capital. here is our political correspondent. the _ the capital. here is our political correspondent. the bollards, . the capital. here is our political. correspondent. the bollards, the -lanters, correspondent. the bollards, the planters. the _ correspondent. the bollards, the planters, the number _ correspondent. the bollards, the planters, the number plate - planters, the number plate recognition cameras. if you live in or near a low traffic neighbourhood, which uses all of these tactics and more to control or limit access to some streets, you will almost certainly have a strong opinion about them. fir certainly have a strong opinion about them-— about them. or it has been a nightmare. _ about them. or it has been a

it is the terence crawford era. and that's all the sport for now.early eighty injured. most of the dead were staying at an informal camping site by a lake which was flattened by falling trees. rescue services are at the site. we wanted to show you some great pictures out of china of a catwalk contest. the beijing middle age and senior modelling contest is in its 36th year and sees participants aged between 55 and 80 dressing up in outlandish costumes. they include wearing wings and capes. nearly 2000 people take part — they are graded on their performance on the catwalk including both their outfits and their choreography. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it turned cloudy and wet in many parts of the country and if the rain hasn't reached you yet, it is not far away. hasn't reached you yet, it is not far awa . , ., ., ., ~ ., far away. here is the outlook for the week ahead. _ far away. here is the outlook for the week ahead. there - far away. here is the outlook for the week ahead. there is - far away. here is the outlook for the week ahead. th

heading to a site that records a turning point in the earth's history — crawford lake in canada.d, the anthropocene epoch. so what we have here is the lake bed. when we just took the core, you see light, dark, light, dark layers. these layers are like tree rings representing every year of our past. i am quite sure 1950 is right around here. that would be the base of the proposed anthropocene epoch. this new epoch defines the moment humans started having a bigger impact on our planet than anything else. so we refer to the anthropocene as the interval of time since the mid—20th century when the great acceleration of human industry, it changed the way the earth behaves. it basically is a tipping point that was reached that altered earth's history forever. some of that core has been sent to southampton university. what's inside these little files doesn't look like much, just a scrape of canadian mud. but each one of these contains material from a particular year. and crucially, one will help to pinpoint the exact moment when the anthropocene began. these sediments can be analyzed. th

it is the terence crawford era. and that�*s all the sport for now.a editor, steve rosenberg reports. it was early morning in moscow. when this happened — an explosion at an office complex. russia says it downed three drones that were targeting the capital. two got them smashed into these skyscrapers. no one was killed. moscow says ukraine did this. kyiv has stayed silent. vladimir putin wasn�*t in moscow at the time. the president spent russia�*s navy day in saint petersburg. the commander—in—chief reviewed a parade of ships on the river. russia�*s war in ukraine has not gone at all to plan but kremlin choreography never misses an opportunity to encourage patriotic fervour and project an image of russian power. translation: in the name of russia, our sailors are i devoting all their energy. they are displaying true heroism. they are fighting valiantly. just like our ancestors did. ancestors — it�*s the keyword. for it is by referencing heroes of the past and russian history that those in power now try to nurture a love for the motherland. we sawjust

strong debut for crawford. he gave up one it, no runs. june 2nd. lamont weighed swung at the first pitch he saw and it is one he will never forget. hits it into mccovey cove for the 11th splash it in giants history. a couple weeks later, giants force extras afte trailing 4-0 early in the game, and mike yastrzemski called it. >> out of here! and we are goin home! >> the walk-off kept the win streak alive. and last game before the all-star break, loga webb pulled off something he ha never done before. >> got it! and that's the ball game! >> webb completed his first complete game shutout. the giants entered the break with a record of 49-41. >> it has been a good time to b a giants fan again! thank you s much, matt! >>> this is exactly what you don't want to see when catching waves, bu ((♪) feelel the powerer of oststeo bi-flexex®. tataken every y day, itit's clinicacally shownn to improveve joint comomfort inin 7 days, with signinificant impmprovemt over timime. (♪♪) >>> i have the feeling this is why a lot of people don't serve not what you want to s

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brandon crawford added for a knee injury. that means casey schmidt, yes, this man, will play a bigger role in crawford's absence. no score, bottom of the third. reds will benson takes it deep. the third was the only inning that cincinnati had only base runners. giants now down a run in the eighth inning. luis mato up with two on. but he flies out to deep left. ends the inning and the reds go onto win 3-2 snapping san francisco's seven-game win streak. >>> to oakland, this little guy chugging. as and red sox tied at two in the sec. oakland's cody thomas over 2,000 at bat ins the minors. today, his first big league big fly. one of three homers in the game. they beat boston 6-5 to win the series. the warriors draymond green was asked about becoming teammates with chris paul. green appeared to take an indirect shot at jordan poole. >> i look forward to working with another adult. you know? when i have had my fair share of days not working with adults and people don't move like adults. so i'm looking forward to going to work with

angus crawford, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport.c sport centre. west ham united have confirmed that declan rice is leaving the club for a british record transferfee. in a long letter to fans, rice thanked supporters — and the club — for so "many great memories and highlights." he captained west ham to that europa conference league win last season. england midfielder rice is expected to make the record breaking move across london to arsenal for £105 million. the transfer from west ham was agreed last month but the time's it has taken to go through the legalities means it still hasn't been formally approved. liverpool midfielder fabinho has been left out of the squad's training camp in germany — following a £40 million bid from saudi arabia's al—ittihad. it follows speculation of captain jordan henderson being linked with a move to the country. henderson is travelling to germany. let's get to wimbledon then — and a huge day ahead with the final of the women's singles. less than an hour to wait till 0ns jabeur and marketa vondrousova g

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it's the terence crawford era.nic waste created in the uk. and scott butler, and from recycling electricals, we know that they're in the uk there are 5 million items in people's cupboards, hide it away. there is enough cables in people's draws to go around the earth five times. too much copper, lithium, steel, aluminium, gold. that is not good and we can do something about it. anything with a plug that can be recycled, it should never go in a bend. people should never been electricals. it bend. people should never been electricals— electricals. it took around i believe the _ electricals. it took around i believe the six _ electricals. it took around i believe the six months - electricals. it took around i believe the six months to l electricals. it took around i - believe the six months to build and basically— believe the six months to build and basically it — believe the six months to build and basically it is made out of letter e-waste. — basically it is made out of letter e—waste, old laptops, computers, game _

angus crawford, bbc news.ter benjamin netanyahu says he is feeling "very well" after experiencing dizziness and being rushed to hospital. as he was taken to sheba medical centre near tel aviv, his office said he was in "good condition and undergoing medical evaluation". the preliminary assessment is that he was dehydrated. but he's being kept in overnight and an israeli cabinet meeting is being postponed from sunday to monday. well, this is what mr netanyahu had to say in a video released by his office a short while ago: translation: yesterday i spent time at the sea of galilee _ with my wife in the sun, without a hat, without water. not a good idea. i'd like to thank all of you for the concern and to thank the excellent team here in sheba who examined me. but i have one request of you — we are undergoing a heatwave in the country so i ask of you to spend less time in the sun and drink more water. the news comes as israeli protesters have been back on the streets of tel aviv, demonstrating against the governme

angus crawford, bbc news.nyahu, has been taken to hospital after feeling unwell. his office says initial tests have found nothing out of the ordinary, with the preliminary assessment being that he is dehydrated. last october, the 73—year—old was also hospitalised after he began to feel ill during prayers at a synagogue. south korea's president yoon suk yeoul has said he will expand his country's military and humanitarian aid support to ukraine. he was speaking during a surprise visit in kyiv. he confirmed seoul would continue to supply much needed military equipment, including bullet—proof vests and helmets. south korea has one of the largest stockpiles of ammunition in the world and a thriving defence industry. but government policy prohibits arms deliveries to countries at war. ukraine and its allies have been urging seoul to make an exception. let's hearfrom him and president zelensky now. translation: south korea will continue to provide - military supplies that ukraine needs. following last year's militar

angus crawford, bbc news. up. in the "must—win" ashes test match, england have been making progress at old trafford. they're building their first innings on the second day, having quickly ended australia's this morning. latest score 61—1. joe wilson is watching. the endless appeal of test match cricket is its ability to suddenly surprise. the very first ball of today's play — catch by ben stokes, james anderson in the game and australia's captain out. and then 317 all—out. another good catch. england's outstanding performer, the never to be discounted chris woakes — five wickets for him, his ashes best. so, 11:41am and england's innings began. ben duckett lasted ten minutes. mitchell starc on the march. moeen ali volunteered to bat at number three and, wherever he meant to hit that exactly, it was four, and that all certainly helps. zak crawley will always look to reach the boundary and, in this atmosphere of ashes intensity, the spectators were right into it. especially if, right in front of them, there was a

angus crawford, bbc news.24—year—old left—hander from the czech republic beat tunisia�*s ons jabeur 6—4 6—4. vondrousova, who underwent wrist surgery last year, said her historic win is �*just amazing�*. french—tunisian sports journalist, sara menai, has been watching the final at wimbledon and had this to say about marketa vondrousova�*s surprise win. complete contrast between marketa vondrousova and jabeur. as you say, vondrousova looks way more relaxed, way more confident than ons jabeur. we know that her biggest, biggest mistake, i would say, during this tournament is the stress that she has and the fact that she is really struggling mentally. and i think that�*s one of the big things she has to she has to work on that in the future because vondrousova the difference was really, really you could tell that she was so much more relaxed thanjabeur with all the pressure, we have to say the pressure is also because it�*s her second consecutive wimbledon final from jabeur. so obviously everybody was a bit expect

angus crawford, bbc news.ra young, who told me why she wants disposable vapes banned. ultimately there is a wide range of issues associated with these. i came across this from the environmental perspective. they are a single use electronic device that are wasting precious resources, like lithium and cobalt, they're creating vast amounts of waste, they are also dangerous if disposed of incorrectly, with a fire hazard associated with the battery. they're being littered and just causing havoc when we get rid of them, and they are being sold in vast quantities. we have about 1.3 million of these disposed every single week in the uk, but of course we have public health issues as well, and lots of young people and nonsmokers taking this up, and it is because the marketing is very good, it is very clever, and it is put across as a lifestyle accessory, something that is fun and harmless. but we know that this is not harmless and it should not be taken up by kids, by children and by nonsmokers. what about the concern t

angus crawford, bbc news.sident donald trump and his joint fundraising committee has raised $35 million between april and june. florida governor ron desantis raised about $20 million this quarter. however, trump's former vice president mike pence's campaign has only raised 1.2 million, lagging far behind several of his rivals. it's unclear if pence has met the donor threshold to qualify for the first republican presidential debate next month. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. 0ur spell of rather cool, unsettled and blustery mid—july weather is set to continue through the remainder of the weekend. this was the picture saturday evening just before the sun set in north berwick, east lothian. we've had some big, vivid rainbows around, and we could see more of those on sunday with that mix, again, of some sunshine and further heavy and blustery showers. they won't be as frequent as they were on saturday, though. so we've still got low pressure close by, just edging its way towards the north—east. but still plen

and that gets through for rbi single jp crawford scores in the mariners. what they're up 4 to 0 at this point in the 8 now, aj, who seems to always have a day the giants pitching hits one high and deep to left and that is not coming his 5th homer of the season, 6 to 0 is where the score say that that point there were no fireworks from the giants yesterday is logan's gilbert 6. it set 7 strikeout. his first-career showdown right here. it is weather area mariners. rather 1, 6, 2, 0, now 6 of their last 7 games. they try and look for win. >> today, back to you guys at all right, aaron, thank you. and let's get you a quick update on the a's they faced off against the tigers in detroit on the 4th of july. t ey didn't get their first run first hit really until the tigers looked like they might be able to get on the board in the 8th. but with bases loaded 2 outs. >> they struck out. so that was the end of that. the a's were able to win it with just one run on the board. one, the final score a's with win. it's 10 53. we'll be right back. >> all right, 10 55, the t

crawford? >> well, trend live in san leandro. the latest will they've been there for hours now.> they've been here for about 7 and a half hours rain it looks like they'll be here for quite sometimes they're not going anywhere. in fact, more people are showing up as they still have to investigate. they do this because an officer was attacked. we do know that both officers fired on at least one suspect. one suspect died. we understand the body probably still on the scene at this time. there preserving the scene as they collect evidence. let me show you video. this is on one. 63 him over. this is just off of 5. 80 started at 2 o'clock in the morning with a police pursuit by chp officer win. he spotted a car going too fast. eastbound 5.80, got right behind the car. the car gets off the one. 64 hops onto an island because it's right off the exit damages the car so badly it can't go any further. that's when the 3 suspects take off from the scene with a chp officer also chasing on foot. at one point, james reyna that chp officer was actually on his back fighting for his life, trying to

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angus crawford, bbc news.l i heard weird sounds and i woke up. if you've been affected by any of the issues in this story information and support is available via the bbc action line. union leaders have told the bbc we are falling behind in terms of protecting workers from al. the tuc says other countries are taking the lead in regulation and its worried uk employment law is not keeping pace with business leaders are hailing the potential of ai pace with business leaders are hailing the potential of al to spur innovation and improve productivity and customer service. simonjack has the story. customer service of the future, artificial intelligences reading, interpreting and answering customer queries, doing the work of 250 employees and customers seem to like it. dr employees and customers seem to like it. ., ., , , employees and customers seem to like it. ., ., _ ., it. or an e-mail written by team members _ it. or an e-mail written by team members as _ it. or an e-mail written by team members as a — it. or an

now scary crawford's lso.ny joins us now live in the studio without that nurses doing tonight. and and, you know, elop course we want to warn folks that some of the images in this story may be. >> graphic. yeah, that's exactly right. vicki, a nurse deli area art, a was enjoying her vacation to peru in the galapagos islands. but on july 4th after snorkeling with a tour group off most kara island, she returned to shore and then was attacked. >> i was probably made a half to 2 meters of the shore. when i feel a little push. didn't think much of it. i just i was we're i can't handling. and then i feel my leg a little that there's a little and then i pedal again. and then i feel like my leg wasn't responding. >> yes, says that another nurse on that tour saved her by putting a bandage on and applying pressure. well, it took an hour to get to the hospital she's to be alive. and after an initial 5 hour surgery, d'elia will be transferred to ecuador tomorrow. well, she undergo a second surgery with a specialist the hop

angus crawford, bbc news. give households a £400 energy bill subsidy —— that's about 520 us dollars. but another scheme was launched to ensure the scheme has now been labelled a "staggering failure". the mp who chairs the parliamentary energy select committee has urged the uk government to relaunch the scheme, after bbc analysis revealed that 80% of households that were eligible — didn't get the money. our business correspondent marc ashdown has been giving us more details. if you cast your mind back to october, this is when the enemy crisis started. the government came in with financial help and one of those was a payment of £400 they pledged to every uk domestic household and anyone who pays their bills via direct debits got £66 a off. but not everyone has traditional living arrangements live in different ways. in february they set up another scheme for people who had different arrangements such as people who live on boats or park home all travellers who move around a lot and some tenants, some people live i

let's see, what's the situation on corporate of the young crawford now as our gees um, tell us that the situation is under control even though that overnight that has been still some flames. so some price that has been rekindled in the mountains. i n. s. and i, as you can see um i'm here at the coordination point of the fire workers that come and talk to the cliques and they're come from you and go deeper into the mountains . it is difficult to excess the place where the fires are burning and they told us, but they are very confident that never maybe even stop the via the fire around here because today is not a very windy day. so here in cloth, with the situation is relatively calm. what about the rest of the country? because there are fires burning in multiple places around greece. of course, there's the, the island of rhodes, where their fires are still continuing to burn. people still being evacuated. what's the overall picture in greece with the fox? yes. yes sir. and right, the situation is still dire. s b for it. it's been the largest ever creation of all and go in depth and some

angus crawford reports. enter a virtual world. how old are you? seven. seven, cool.a place to hang out, chat and explore. it looks innocent enough, but not for this child — home alone, playing on her vr headset. one time when i met some boy... she tells a researcher what happened to her. it's graphic and shocking. he told me to go on his bed and he started doing stuff. all that was going on in one of these. now, put on the headset, choose an avatar, a virtual you, and a whole range of worlds opens up. both good and bad. vr and the so—called metaverse promised a world without limits, a new level of gaming, lifelike graphics, where a headset could take you anywhere you wanted to go. but in a space with few rules, for children that can be dangerous. behind this door, someone who knows that only too well. she spends hours each day in vr. theresa? yes. how are you? i'm good, thank you. that's an interesting outfit. thank you. see the pole? well, theresa uses it for dancing in a game called vr chat. it's fun and she feels safe, but worries that there is adult content, raci

in las vegas tonight terence crawford and errol spence junior meet, hoping to prove they're the "bestee belts and the one title held by crawford, who's aiming to become the first male fighter to become the undisputed champion in two divisions, having done it before at light welterweight. spence though is bidding to become only the 10th man in the four belt era to claim any undisputed crown. he's been speaking to our boxing reporter coral barry. his team, heckling me... it will come with the territory. i am not getting paid to fight them, i'm getting paid to fight them, i'm getting paid to fight them, i'm getting paid to fight him. not anybody else. we getting paid to fight him. not anybody else-— getting paid to fight him. not anybody else. getting paid to fight him. not an bod else. ~ ., ., anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesda , anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesday. he _ anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesday, he said _ anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesday, he said that _ anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesday, he said that the - anybody else. we spoke to him on tuesda

crawford for the presentation.all the next item. >> item 8 is new business by commissioners example this is an town for commissioners to suggest business for a future agenda. this is an informational item. >> thank you. i believe we had one earlier and perhaps commissioner turner presentation on workforce development the department under takes we got bits and piece i think that will be good for the public and the commission. >> and i'd like to add one myself on how the city cites capitol projects stemming from my questions about the site of the ingleside police station that may not be a public works presentation we can host it but work on general low since we will be approving contracts for projects i like to better understand how capitol projects are cited when large renovations are planned. to make sure we are picking the best siteds we can so the city gets their money's worth. so this will be i think 2 new business items for the month ahead. commissioner zoubi? i like to add invite mrs. karen thoil get a report

crawford house, what's important to us? healthcare is important obviously. schools.ation. public schools are a big issue but now it is guns. our children's safety and i think the superseding issue for me personally is democracy. if we don't have a stable democracy, we have nothing. we can't do anything. >> what about you? >> unchecked gun violence. equal rights, voting rights, and mental health. >> you both mentioned gun violence. i'm not going to ask you to analyze the politics of it, but culturally, why do you think there's such a disconnect on this issue? >> we are all brands on social media, and the brand can be mistaken as an identity, and i think guns, for some people, and i want to tread just really lightly here, but i think guns have become part of our identity. >> like a cultural pride. >> it's not the guns. it's the, this is mine. and it's not just guns. you take many people people would say this is mine. you're not taking this from me and i think we just hit these moments where technology is changing and the world is changing and people get confused and th

. >> crawford lake is this unassuming lake.ry found pretty much nowhere else on the planet. it has a capacity to capture the past, to sort of keep an annual record of what's happening in the environment through the sediments that accumulate on the lake floor, and scientists have been able to dig into the sediments and uncover this thousand yearlong record that starts with indigenous people during the middle ages and continues through colonization and logging and industrialization, and then it showed around 1950 what happened when people, human impacts started piling up around the planet and potentially have, you know, pushed the earth into a new chapter of geographic history. >> here's one of the argues, and this is what lake looks like, and part of what makes it so interesting, you write, is this lake is extremely deep for a small lake, and there's a top player and a middle layer, which is still kind of warm and gets mixed around, but this bottom layer of sediment you described, it's very deep, doesn't move at all. so whatever

rob, what looked like was going to be a sure fire hit for jp crawford. that saved a for schmidt. bottom of the inning now, that's all the defense about some bad defense lamonte wade junior skies, one dissenter and >> julio rodriguez just drops it. he wanted to better outfielders in baseball. never see that. go up 2. nothing after that error. and that held up camille of the ball cubs import a close. >> 99 miles per hour. high heat. >> his 25th save of the season. giants get a much needed win 2 to nothing. your final. the a's were out in detroit today hoping to give a couple of their fans for michigan something cheer about. and guess what they did. top of the first already one, nothing. ryan, noda. >> drills his 9th home run of the season is 3 to nothing just like that. 4th inning, it's 14. nothing say landwehr's says my turn. that makes it 4 nothing. his 10th home run of the season. top of the 6th bases loaded tony kemp and he ropes one into right to. what under the second baseman's glove. 2 runs. come on in to score. it's 7, nothing. same inning he joins the party's campus. guess

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tied at 2 bases loaded for jp crawford and he hits it to right. that's just deep enough. >> for the go ahead, run to score and the mariners. take a 3 to 2 lead. very next batter. julio rodriguez ropes a line or into left and that will go all the way to the wall. 2 runs come in to score. >> the mariners, a pet that lead to 3 bottom of the frame. now runners at the corners for save one. he hits another deep drive to >> you know, of 3 run blast to give the giants within one late oracle park on their feet. a couple of batters later. brandon crawford hoping to keep the inning going. he strikes out that's the ball game. the giants lose in heartbreaking fashion yet again. 65 was the final score warriors. not much different. taking on the kings in california classic. they branded but just making his warriors debut. but keegan murray, what is he doing out there where he was cooking the warriors early on in the 1st quarter. you see there the kings up by 4. he drops in the threeand get the contact for the 4 point play to 29 point from quarter. now the warrio

so, look, the crawford house, what's important to us? health care is important, obviously.ls, right? public schools, education, public schools are bigger issue. now it's guns. our children safety. i think the super issue for me now is democracy. if we don't have a stable democracy, we have nothing. we can't do anything. >> what about you? >> unchecked gun violence. equal rights, voting rights. mental. >> since you both mentioned gun violence, i'm not going to ask you to analyze the politics up, it buckle truly, why do you think there's such a disconnect on this issue? why do you think it's such a dividing line? >> we're all brands. won social media. our brands can be mistaken as our identity. i think that to guns, for some people, and i want to try to really lightly here, i think guns have become a brand. not that -- >> like of pride, a cultural pride. >> it's not the gun. it's the, this is mine. this is mine. it's not just guns, right? you can take many things that people will say. this is mine. you're not taking this from me, and i think that when we had these moments whe

crawford's erin wilson live for us at oracle park. >> erin, how's it going out there? >> hey, vicki, a gray and you just you know, last night was all about uniting the bay for the battle of the bay. the giants did come on top in that one. but now the big story is not so much about uniting the bay, although both bay area teams are playing each other. but the fact that the giants great mentioned earlier, adding reinforcements to their roster today out here on the field, too. what it seems like solidify that wild card spot that they are trying to get. now they brought up elder is bright builders. he was actually the 16th overall pick in the mlb draft this year. now he will be playing today, but they did welcome him to the ballpark today showed around and he said he thought drab day was the best day of his life. but then he got here. and now he feels like today probably takes the cake. but on the field, their marco luciano, now he's been some time since about 2018 with the giants. however, he's been in the minors. he's spent some time in the double-a in just 6 games in the

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jp crawford, take another look second summit making clave with gloves and that saved the run.nding now it's all good defense hammers about some bad defense lamont wade junior hammers this one dissenter. audrey grande dropped. he's one of the better outfielders in baseball and he just dropped a go up huda nothing you'll see that often meant that score held up top of the night camillo deval. that high heat that looked like a sinker for ali. almost 100 miles per hour. his 25th save on the season giant, get a much needed win. 2 to nothing is here from gabe kaplan who has thoughts on the nights starting pitcher alex great friend to come out and and just. >> the strike zone use all of his pictures makes them well. its spots. i'm not sure that he was like. his stuff was like a plus. plenty to get us through those 6 innings. he's pitching very, very well. he was fully in control. >> in other news, a big time win 2 out in their game. they won 12 to 3. all righty actually. look at sports. >> 7.47 right now. and it's always nice to have a couple of wins. of course, i are teams. i would c

but top of the 9th tied at 2 bases loaded for jp crawford and he hits to right just deep enough thatget the go ahead, run to score and then the mariners. they take the lead 3 to no worries there. it better, julio rodriguez heroes, a line or intellect, edible all the way. >> to the wall, maybe is now to where now time to worry will the mariners they pad their lead to 3 bottom of the frame here, runners at the corners for sable and he hit another drive to center. >> it goes in the three-run blast. the giants within one now. so don't worry too quickly. oracle park on their feet. a couple batters later, though, brandon crawford hoping to keep the inning going, but you saw it there. he strikes out in. well, that's the ball game. the giants lose in heartbreaking fashion yet again. 65. >> was the final last night. back to you guys at the desk. >> all right, erin, thank you for that. the lawyers taking on the kings in the california classic, trying their best to keep up ultimately losing 100 to 94. we saw brandon thomas making his warriors debut. the does are down a few points, most of the g

jp crawford, take another look.and that saved the run. >> bottom of the ending now it's all good defense hammers about some bad defense lamont wade junior hammers this one dissenter. audrey grande dropped he's one of the better outfielders in baseball and he just dropped a go up who do nothing. you will see that often in that score held up top of the night camillo deval. that high heat that look like a sinker for ali. almost 100 miles per hour. his 25th save on the season giant, get a much needed win. 2 to nothing is here from gabe kaplan who had some starts on the nights starting pitcher alex great for him to come out and and just. >> the strike zone use all of his pictures makes them well. its spots. i'm not sure that he was like. his stuff was like a plus. plenty to get us through those 6 innings. he's pitching very, very well. he was fully in control. >> in other news, a big time win 2 out in their game. they won 12 to 3. all right. that's your look at sports. >> it is 9.52 in coming up on the kron. 4 morning ne