larry and ama. >>> like director curt i was also concerned about the buoy temps. so now that you're back in here i can rest. ama you too i'm sure. >> yeah i feel so much better. >>> some streets will remain closed in palo alto so restaurants can continue with outdoor dining. california avenue will close to traffic through september. >>>b . a.r.t. is adding trains for after san francisco giants games starting this friday. four special event trains will leave the embarcadero station each with limited stops. the giants are taking on the oakland a's in the bay bridge series. >>> we had history made today. we also had agony. tracy pratt here with sports. >> the giants and angels made history. the cardinals one out from keeping i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got

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with curt, looking healthy scientists, tope, he will be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a population in the wild. no longer reacting to crisis. but we're getting out and being preventative. that's been novak one of the scientists who clone curse and has been pushing the idea of cloning for conservation. the idea behind it is that we can use cloning in multiple ways to help endangered species, either by increasing the size of their populations or by using it strategically to maintain genetic diversity. let's take a closer look at that. increasing population numbers can help species recover, but scientists only have a limited gene pool to choose from. but the method being used here is to add to the strength of the by bringing back genes that would have otherwise died out. this could make population more resistant to the effects of inbreeding and disease, and even make them better at adapting to climate change. bio diversity of loss is an extension threat we face since the 1970 species populations have declined by around 60 percent. today, we could be moving up

with curt, looking healthy scientists, tope, he will be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a population in the wild. no longer reacting to crisis. but we're getting out and being preventative. that's been novak one of the scientists who cloned curse and has been pushing the idea of cloning for conservation. the idea behind it is that we can use cloning in multiple ways to help endangered species, either by increasing the size of their populations or by using it strategically to maintain genetic diversity. let's take a closer look at that. increasing population numbers can help species recover, but scientists only have a limited gene pool to choose from. but the method being used here is to add to the strength of the and a pool by bringing back genes that would have otherwise died out. this could make population more resistant to the effects of inbreeding and disease, and even make them better at adapting to climate change. biodiversity of loss is an extension threat we face since the 1970 species populations have declined by around 60 percent. today, we could b

with curt, looking healthy scientists hope he will be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a population in the wild. no longer reacting to crisis. but we're getting out and being preventative. that's been novak one of the scientists who cloned curse and has been pushing the idea of cloning for conservation. the idea behind it is that we can use cloning in multiple ways to help endangered species, either by increasing the size of their populations or by using it strategically to maintain genetic diversity. let's take a closer look at that. increasing population numbers can help species recover, but scientists only have a limited gene pool to choose from. but the method being used here is to add to the strength of the and a pool by bringing back genes that would have otherwise died out. this could make population more resistant to the effects of inbreeding and disease, and even make them better at adapting to climate change. biodiversity law is an existential threat. we face since the 1900 seventy's species populations have declined by around 60 percent. today, w

with curt, looking healthy scientists, tope, he will be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a population in the wild. no longer reacting to crisis, but we're getting out and being preventative. that's then novak one of the scientists who cloned curse and has been pushing the idea of cloning for conservation. the idea behind it is that we can use cloning in multiple ways to help endangered species, either by increasing the size of their populations or by using it strategically to maintain genetic diversity. let's take a closer look at that. increasing population numbers can help species recover, but scientists only have a limited gene pool to choose from. but the method being used here is to add to the strength of the genetic pool by bringing back genes that would have otherwise died out. this could make population more resistant to the effects of inbreeding and disease, and even make them better at adapting to climate change. biodiversity of law is an extension threat we face. since the 1900 seventy's species populations have declined by around 60 percent. today

curt casali with two on, swing and a a miss. on, two out and flies out to shortstop in shallow center. giants were 0-13 with runners in scoring position and they lose a close one 3-2. >>> game five of the western conference finals. they're going to book the first game to the finals. devin booker beats the five buzzer. fresno state's paul george, dribble drive cross over then hits the three. so nice we show it twice. chris paul goes flying. play off piece ay r veminus to the clippers staying alive. game 6 wednesday, staple center. >>> all right, to the ice. stanley cup final game one defending cup champion lightning hosting the canadiens first period tampa bay on the attack. and eric sernak lights the lamp and it's 1-0 lightning. plenty of fans enjoying this one outside the arena there in florida. third period 2-1 game. nikkita kutura toward the net. hits it with the stick into the net. they take a 1-0 series lead. >>> game one of the college world series mississippi state and vanderbilt bottom of the first. bases loaded for park

curt in gilroy sent a $1,000 clutch from his atv to an out of state repair company in november of 2020t gotten it back. he tried calling and e-mailing, but nothing moved the needle. he reached out to us. we called the company and a month later curt got the clutch back, $1,000 clutch that is, but it wasn't fixed. he's happy, though, he got it back so he can hopefully get some place more reputable to fix it for him. if you're running into a brick wall with a company, give us a call, 888-996-tips. in spanish. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> 5:25. we want to dip into a news conference going on right now in florida regarding the collapsed building. let's listen to this red cross representative. we know that 159 people are still missing, four confirmed dead. >> next steps they may need to take moving forward. in addition to that, we know that everybody really wants to help during these timest's what makes us the country that we are, but for the red cross we would say we have the necessary supplies and financial assists than we need to support these organizations so we encourage anybo

curt, why do these gop members try to equate the two dates? >> well, one, they're all white.upremacist, white nationalist party and three, the idea that any way juneteenth could replace july 4th, it's moronic and it's the same nonsense we've seen from republicans going on for the last five years, really. you look at the entire swath of party from the so-called evangelists and those who turn away while the president of the united states has an affair with the porn star while his wife is pregnant and the devout christian who has worn his faith on his sleeve for his entire political career. they call him a traitor and wanted to hang him on january 6th and now they want to take away juneteenth, equate it with taking away july 4th and equating the appropriate, historical context with racism in america with white supremacy and it is reaching the most ridiculous and dangerous proportions because while the politicians who are talking about these thing, they know they're just blowing hot smoke out there, they don't believe what they're saying. the people that they're talking to, the p

curt in gilroy sent a $1,000 clutch from his atv to an out of state repair company in november of 2020. five months later he hasn't gotten it back. he tried calling and e-mailing, but nothing moved the needle. he reached out to us. we called the company and a month later curt got the clutch back, $1,000 clutch that is, but it wasn't fixed. he's happy, though, he got it back so he can hopefully get some place more reputable to fix it for him. if you're running into a brick wall with a company, give us a call, 888-996-tips. in spanish. have a great weekend. >> you too. >>> new details when it comes to the largest fines assessed to employers surrounding covid safety slylations. the payments are still on hold the finds of a sacramento bee report which looked at the 200 or so work places find by cal osha during the pandemic. so far employers have paid about 3% of the $4.6 million in fines. the main reason for a lack of payment, appeals are still playing out. 80% of the companies fined are pushing back against the citations. >>> this is where many small businesses remain closed despite the s

curt casali with two on, swing and a a miss.lies out to shortstop in shallow center. giants were 0-13 with runners in scoring position and they lose a close one 3-2. >>> game five of the western conference finals. they're going to book the first game to the finals. devin booker beats the five buzzer. fresno state's paul george, dribble drive cross over then hits the three. so nice we show it twice. chris paul goes flying. play off piece play 20 of the. under five minutes to go, reggie jackson slams it home. the clippers staying alive. game 6 wednesday, staple center. >>> all right, to the ice. stanley cup final game one defending cup champion lightning hosting the canadiens first period tampa bay on the attack. and eric sernak lights the lamp and it's 1-0 lightning. plenty of fans enjoying this one outside the arena there in florida. third period 2-1 game. nikkita kutura toward the net. hits it with the stick into the net. they take a 1-0 series lead. >>> game one of the college world series mississippi state and vanderbilt bott

bottom of the second curt casali drives one deep to center field. that's a 2 run shot.f the season died. take a quick 2. nothing lead. let's go to the 5th. this turn into the case. ali show another fly to center. some miscommunication between the outfield and drops. brandon belt scores sally into 3rd with his first career triple a 6. nothing giants. 2 innings later. guess who again. this time to left for a base hit that drives in a run. it makes his 7 tuukka sali with 4 rbi. he was just one double away from hitting from the cycle. giants win 10 to 3 is the diamondbacks 23rd straight loss on the road that is a major league record after slumping over the weekend. san francisco's bats have come alive with 37 runs in 4 games here to strike the when the bats well, if that's true asking and i think it's consistent up and down lineup and. >> that's kind of started on many days with a way approach us first about such very aggressive prepared to to swing. but then also it being patient on pitches that he can't drive to think up and down our lineup. >> our guys are doing a nice j

catcher curt casali went yard in the seventh. it was electric the whole game. here's how it ended.inder and the giants won it, 2- 0. that's their 11th shutout of the season which leads baseball and the giants lead the west by five games. the a's lost ground to the astros, 2 1/2 games behind in the west. >> but i did take a pause and look around there at the very end and, you know, saw all our fans on their feet and saw most every seat filled, if not all of them, at the end there. >> this is the loudest we've heard any game. it feels lilike a normalal a's giants game feels and i mean even a walk or a strikeout gets a reaction that we haven't heard in a while. >> expect the a's to have an answer tomorrow. the a's outlit the giants tonight. >>> jason kid, st. joseph alameda in cal is reportedly the next head coach of the dallas mavericks. he drafted by the mavs and won a championship with them in 2011. >>> courtside look of game two with the atlanta hawks in white. that's a plus for the bucks and gave them an early lead. he scored 27. he did that to somebody's son. look at that. clint

how about curt casale? he was a late add for buster posy. he had a home run.oth teams said it was so nice to hear the roar of the crowd. >> particularly as the game matured, it seemed like the fans were more and more influential and energizing. i think it was special for the players in the dugout and all of us staff as well. >> this is the loudest we've heard any game, especially there at the end. even a walk or a strikeout gets a reaction that we haven't heard in a while. it was nice to hear. >> game two of the series gets under way tonight, 7:00 at oracle park. >>> for the first time in 15 months, the earthquakes will play a home match in front of a full house. it's the cali classico against the l.a. galaxy. carlos ramirez from our sister station has a preview. >> reporter: that's right, anthony, today is a special day here at paypal park. for the first time since march 27, 2020, full capacity. 18,000 fans are expected here today for a cali classico. the quakes aren't in a good mood, they haven't won for six games in a row. since may 7. this team doesn't kno

somebody probably told them that's safe to leave, you know, they were killed oh curt short became very emotionally attached to the families of boscoe berg kitch. and at near the eastern inch he died with death again 5 years later, when he and free, reuters and colleagues were ambushed by militiamen and sierra leone. in may, 2000 schalk and his camera man, producer, were killed instantly. at his request, half of sharks ashes were buried in sarajevo, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named after him. ah, the siege of sorry ever lost in 1425 days. $11541.00 citizens were killed and many more injured. the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dayton peace agreement. that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name and remains a landmark and rejuvenated city. a symbol of the endurance and fortitude of the people of sarajevo, remembering their iconic war hotel holiday and sorry of it. it was the alternate was in the hotel, south side blown away by shot

curt he smashed it left.steven dugger ran from first, and they were not going to catch the speedy dugger. giants first walk-off win for the season. 6-5 final. >>> segue to the nba. that's devin booker. phoenix suns, they're in orange playing against the l.a. clippers. chris paul lobbed to deandre. draw it up on the board, 19 points, 22 rebounds. they had blown a six-point lead to hung on to win to take a 3-1 series lead back home for game five. >>> nothing but love for the frontline workers before the galaxy kicked it off with the san jose earthquakes. full house tonight. l.a. on attack in white. like you drew it up on the board, execution. he scored a couple of goals. l.a. beats san jose 3-1. and get this, the quakes are winless in their last seven matches. >>> lpga. the ladies in georgia for the women's pga championship. let me tell you something, in a major like this, if you drive and putt like lizette salas, you've got a future. now, that would be enough for a regular tv station, not this one. it's on to

mr. curts also said that he regrets the fact that the european medical agency husband, too slow and approving the use of these putting jap sort of came in. it doesn't matter where of axiom comes from, from russia, from the us or from china. every bit of success in the fight against corona virus is a shared success of the entire world for the good of all people. and therefore, your politics should not stand in the way of those developments. the nord stream to pipeline project intended for direct natural gas deliveries from russia to germany and other european partners has many enemies. the u. s. in particular, however, as we found out from chancellor kurtz, austria isn't one of them. in fact, vienna is highly in favor of the projects that will give your opinions cheaper gas . now one of the biggest headlines that came out of the form was lot of our putin's announcement that the 1st string of the pipeline has been fully completed. just as the st. petersburg form was in full swing, new for it was germany green policy is in favor of taking american liquefied gas. but if they're really green, they

mr. curts also said that he regrets the fact that the european medical agency husband, too slow and approving the use of these putting jap sort of came in. it doesn't matter where back same comes from, from russia, from the us or from china. every bit of success in the 5 guys, corona barra is a shed success of the entire world for the good of all people. and therefore, your politics should not stand in the ways of those developments. question need also said that the claim that russia is ignoring the global efforts to fight climate change is an absolute mess and invite an international investors and business to take part in the new green projects that are being launched in russia. on the wide, arranging form has touched on the whole number of different areas. one of them being that of city planning, we got the thoughts of one leading architect about the future of russian cities. russia is a great country and can, you can do anything rational if russia decides to do it, you know, so what we see now in moscow. yes, there is now a tendency for a highrises that is more than this, you know, for sus

fence claims the ship called the everson hans diverted from its course and began sealing towards the curt straight off the coast of crimea, rushes scrambled fighter jets and bombers to intercept the vessel. the netherlands . how's accuse the plains of harassing the everson in international waters? turkeys president has launched the construction of a controversial you can. now, in istanbul, it will run west of the city and is expected to be completed within half a dozen years. president are the ones that can know will be a source of pride for the turkish people. but the projects raising concerns over its environmental and economic costs. while the price tag is estimated at $15000000000.00, it will link the black sea, the sea of murmur, 6 bridges in all will spawn the 45 kilometer long route on the projects designed to ease traffic and reduce the risk of accidents in the boss. for a straight one of the world, the busiest shipping lanes. but critics have questions whether turkey will apply them on true convention to the canal, signed in 1936, that international agreement regulates at vessel

mr. curts also said that he regrets the fact that the european medical agency husband, too slow and approving the use of these putting jap sort of came in. it doesn't matter where back same comes from, from russia, from the us or from china. every bit of success in the 5 guys, corona barra is a shared success of the entire world for the good of all people. and therefore, your politics should not stand in the ways of those developments. question need also said that the claim that russia is ignoring the global efforts to fight climate change is an absolute myth and invite an international investors and business to take part in the new green projects that are being launched in russia. not a big names talk to us. we also spoke to hungary, forum and associate, his views about a covey, 19 vaccine partnership, maybe with russia. you don't get a commission made a big mistake at the very beginning by considering vaccines as if they were issues of ideology or geo politics. and they made made a mistake regarding the, the contract as well. because if you look at the united states, the united kingdom, isr

questions were asked about that during the conversation with the austrian chancellor, as to baskin curts at the head of the austrian state. thank watermark for russia's efforts in tackling the pandemic for the proposals that were being made. and he actually said that he regrets the fact that the pace is very slow when it comes to the clinic be being approved in the you. here's what else sebastian kurtz said about rushes efforts and the rushing jap sort of came in. or this it doesn't matter . where of axiom comes from, from russia, from the us, or from china. every bit of success in the fight against corona virus is a shared success of the entire world for the good of all people. and therefore, your politics should not stand in the weight of those developments. i'm very happy that sputnik v has been registered by more than 60 countries around the world and supplied the which means that the spec seem will be available for all of us very soon. the stuff another important topic that was raised during the discussion is the completion of the nord stream to pipeline project. that is something t

and one final point because i saw room in the article recently by the former us ambassador denito curt gulker. he wrote article about this and he argued that success is confrontation, and hoping that if only it would collapse. and the whole thing is anything but continued confrontational victory for put in. it was good for russia, that is bad for america. so this is very serious. i'm in polity that you hung be the common security rug with russia has to be beat. it's very much entrenched into the mentality and how, how security is actually considered or perceived. yeah, i mean, max, i came across a curve ball and i think michael mcfall actually chimed in as well. the worst, the better that's diploma here. but that does that goes to my point. i mean it's just one big headache. ok. you don't want us in your club, your private snooty club, then fine. there are other clubs to go to. i mean, i just, you know, we've heard that you dangle in front of them. you know, that's a treating somebody like a child that's. that's not how international relations should work. ok with great powers, by the

record. 77 degrees beautiful day for baseball, and the ball was carried, particularly off the bat of curtth a man on in the second inning up zach gallon. two run shot his first home run as a giant and who wants to go to summer school when you can get an education out of the bleachers at a free baseball, fourth inning, it's 4 90 mauricio depart a lot of giants chipping in stephen duggar was three for three. do bomb here with an r b i double he scores two with this one, and the giants are off and rolling man. kurt casali wasn't done. although you get a perfect example to as to what the problems are at least a little. bit here, but the d backs payment. smith, josh reddick. hello ever communicated with each other because sally winds up with his first major league, triple another rb, the giants put it away rather easily. 10 3 23 straight losses for arizona and also. beautiful summer day out there. kevin gausman his eighth win against only one last six strong their nba nothing better than the seventh game, and that is just what we're headed for. in brooklyn, come saturday in milwaukee. they cal

. >> curt former breitbart spokesperson said the aim was to change america and ban bannon directed it. >> the goal isn't objectivity. it more about what does the conserve ti side believe about this and how do they amplify that? >> breitbart's headlines were built on fear, fear the second amendment was being ing threate and fear of obama and fear of illegal immigrants. >> this is why bannon and trump are perfect for each other because they're perpetuating a massive con. they could give two craps about their base. >> trump had emerged as the perfect candidate to drive bannon's alt right vision to the white house and it would be perfectly timed with the rise of social media. >> donald trump would not have become president were it not for facebook and more broadly, algorithms on social media. >> bannon worked with a company skilled in psychological war fair and created cambridge analytics to target americans. >> during my experience -- >> whistle blower chris wiley says the delivery weapon used would be facebook. >> as soon as you start clicking on things, it starts to remove other conten

claims the ship called the efforts and how diverted from its course and begun sealing towards the curt straits off the coast of crimea, or assist rumble fighter jets and bummers. to intercept the frigates. the netherlands have accused the plains of harassing the efforts in international waters. lot wraps up our news for know the newsroom just off camera. they are busy putting together the latest updates. i'll bring them to you in less than 30 hope. you join me that ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for tyson lation community? are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah ah, me, good evening hawk water just when americans thought it was time to celebrate freedom from mask and talking for good. the world health organization said not so fast, fully vaccinated people are urged to continue wearing math as the delta variance spread, making cobit elastic threat. people cann

of course, if turkey joined the fight against the stomach state him, it could benefit the curt advisor. then head on top. foreign policy priority is to prevent the kurds from achieving more political tonight. political pre will take the took kurdish forces fared well in their battle against islamic state. thanks also to support from france and the us in the shape of arms deliveries and air strikes in syria and iraq. the syrian curds have close ties with the kurdistan workers party or p k. k. considered by many a terrorist organization. but for the us, the fight against islamic state now took priority. in 2014, i s still held large parts of northern syria. but curtis troops drove out its forces, ended the siege of co, bonnie and in 2016 declared a better ration in areas that they controlled. turkey was alarmed by the success of the kurdish militias. former prime minister augment of a total says the us was wrong to support syrian kurdish groups, such as the people's protection units. the y p g u. s. for the citizen or the prison thought that b k, k affiliated groups like p y, d, y, p g c

that journalist media education publication also to expect in the civil society are being severely curt out and scrutinize or even some of the organization dispense. because the government for nowadays does not allowed any checks and balances and monitoring from the society and isn't a beijing always maintained that the national security law was meant to bring about prosperity and stability to hong kong. do you think the majority of hong kong guys would agree with that view? well, definitely not. if you look at the 2019 district counseling election when the pro democracy came, which was also troll movement, they won't length life victory. we will actually express the view by voting one of the most ordinary practice in the classic countries. and they said a very clearly they want democracy. they want the government to be held accountable . the implementation of the national security is quashing freedoms and that not what all people want. now this law is only one year old, but as time passes, do you think the voices of protest in the city will gradually fade and be replaced by the reality

see that journalist media education publication also talk expect in the civil society being severely curt out and scrutinize or even some of the organization dispense. because the government for nowadays does not allowed any checks and balances and monitoring from the society. nathan, a beaching always maintained that the national security law was meant to bring about prosperity and stability to hong kong. do you think the majority of hong kong guys would agree with that view? well, definitely not. if you look at the 2019 district counseling election, when the pro democracy came, which was a little troll movement, they will know landslide victory, who will actually express the view by voting one of the most ordinary practice in the classic countries. and that said a very clearly they want democracy, they want the government to be held accountable. the implementation of the national security is quashing freedoms. and that not what all people want. now this law is only one year old, but as time passes, do you think the voices of protest in the city will gradually fade and be replaced by the

ambassador to nato, curt volcker. mr.lem. looks like the frame has frozen. left-hand side of the screen we're waiting for the president to emerge from air force one put feet on the ground in switzerland? do we have contact with curt volcker, yes or no? we're wait towing hear if we can hear me or see me? no. let my digress to the market real fast. we have the dow down 128 points. we have the vast majority of the dow 30 stocks like to put this on the screen on the downside. we have six up and 24 down. that's the state of play on the market at the moment. remember, the federal reserve is about to start a two-day meeting. they will be discussing inflation. what to do about it. the convention hal view, their view, is that this inflation, which we are all seeing is temporary, and will not exactly go away completely but will recede. that is the fed's point of view. so at the moment, they're continuing to print money. if they make a mistake, and print too long, and ignore the inflation signals, they have made a serious mistake wh

curt j. stangel. kent jase cho. [reading names] allison k. wade. john p. winkler. taylor s. brian m. berry. caleb r. buckley. quentin d brady to fourth. tiana buena vista. matthew c. brank. olivia m. dicarlo. william a. goldman. [reading names] timothy s. griffin. cameron r. hancock. cory j. harding. james c. hartley. [reading names] nicholas l. jacobs. riley w. hogan. [reading names] eva l. noel. john b. linden. michael r. cron. christine m. mcdonald. reagan s. miller. peter s. meyer. brian l. mitchell. alina m. michael. luke j. moffett. tara c. morris. grace e. ross. bury h. muldoon. andrew m. pagano. janelle l. stuart. [reading names] david r. reid. stanley white to second. quentin j. williams. >> from the 14th company, hassan t. lennon. jake a. barlow. benjamin bales. [reading names] >> from the 13th company christopher m. bailey. tara e. bradley. sidney a. barber. christopher p. cassidy. harrison m. blackley. jonathan p. baca. charles e. conway. daniel j. cook. jonathan f. contreras. sean t. davis. catherine o. farrell. kevin c. harris. sean m. fitzgerald. [reading name

curt knutsen is live in new york. >> hey, happy friday to you. not so happy for these victims.ach goes even into medical records hitting customers and crew. the worst part, the breach may have started before it was detected in march. if this were baseball, we would say three strikes and you're out. carnival, not the only tech trouble this week. southwest has cancelled flighteds. the blame going to a glitch from a weather data provider, a day later, a second technical glitch caused southwest to cancel half of their flights. by thursday morning, four major u.s. airlines joined southwest in reporting even more technical trouble. american, delta reporting outages. for a few hours, the airline doors were darkened and major banks in australia and hong kong. america, the technology infrastructure is more vulnerable than ever. a handful of big tech backbone companies are becoming more common. last year they shut down big-name web sites including amazon, this week another little known tech player with the power to disrupt. our own lack of planning has allowed for a weakened technology i

everyone in the government knows that curt is the point person for china.a point on russia. >> and the significance that there is separate news conferences, vladimir putin goes first, joe biden goes second. is that smart? >> well, it is, clean up is good. but then you're also responding to whatever putin says, right? i think it is a double edged toward. if you go first you can get on your plane and go home. if you go second you can set the agenda. if he wants to set it in a negative way you have to respond to his whataboutism. if you reach the russian press, they want to come out of this with the headline being we established a stable and predictable relationship. all of the things that he has done in the run up to say let's forget about crimea and syria andcyber attacks and just go in a normal way, that's what he wants and i think he will be gentle with the press conference. >> what do you think might come out of it? i know they say we're not expecting any deliverables, but maybe sending our prisoners back or something on the aide to syrian refugees? >> a

staying cool in the muck of these cold and this too had himself a game curt casali drives one to center field that is a 2 run shot for his first home run of the season. giants. take a quick 2. nothing lead. let's go to the 5th casale with another fly to center this time there's confusion with the outfield of arizona. that is indicative of their season. they dropped brandon belt scores casale is in the 3rd with a first career triple it 6. nothing giants. 2 innings later. how about another hit from casale this time it's a single it brings in wilmer flores. he beats death row. it makes a 72 casale with 4 rbi. he was a double away from hitting from the cycle, hitting for the cycle. i'm sorry, giants win 10 to 3 at the diamondbacks 23rd straight loss on the road that is a major league record now after swapping last weekend in our nation's capital. san francisco's bats have come alive with 37 runs in this four-game sweep. >> swing the bats. well, if that's true asking and i think it's consistent up and down lineup and that's kind of started on many days with the way lamont wade has approached

sometimes they're like that in their phone room they can be very curt with people actually, they're like the nicest people in the world and they brought my good fruit and three oatmeal raisin cookies. >> caller: fwil lee add. i paid $90 a share eight years ago. it went up two years later to 120 and now it's been maintaining around $68 a share what am i going to do? am i -- >> mike, i don't like gilead i have like a million stocks i like maybe 1.6 million but i just don't like gilead. i've got to tell you, mike, mike, mike, it's just not one that the chill man wants you to be in. i'm going to mispronounce this name you have to deal with my mayor accent purre in new york, puerto vallarta urre. >> caller: how you doing, jim? thanks for the long hours and the hard work. >> tomorrow 3:15 the alarm goes because i like to be up earlier than the people from the yolo fit. what are they betting on rain drops go ahead >> caller: i'm asking about -- thinking about barrett gold. >> you're thinking right i like gold as a hedge i like ethereum as a hedge if you're going to own one you should own barric

our cyberguy, curt knutson is here with the details hi, curt. >> hey, david good to see you for threed technical glitch caused southwest to cancel half of its flights and by thursday morning, four major u.s. airlines joined southwest in reporting more technical trouble. american, delta, and united reporting outages to its customer-facing websites. now this time, it's a single back end tech company akamai, that is, well, for a few hours, darkening those airlines doors, and some major banks in australia and hong kong. now, it's not your imagination, david. america in its technical infrastructure, is more vulnerable than ever, with ransomware attacks on the rise, cyber insurance premiums as you're mentioning already increasing 10-30% by the end of 2020, and more recently, annual premiums have been going up as much as 50%, just as american companies need that cyber protection the most, and while the dhs cyber defense focus is attempting to work with companies to thwart tripling attacks, a bigger problem is becoming clear. america is largely in protected from itself. glitches from a big ha

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however, curt casali steps in and crushes a home run as you're looking at right now he's been outstandingover the last week. last time he played last weekend he was fantastic at the plate. brandon brandon crawford. also not one in. he continues to be a reliable presence at the plate for the giants. so just one way or another they're finding a way to win. meanwhile, the a's continuing to struggle a little bit at the plate. i'm actually joined now by a's writer reporter ben so much for being with us. unfortunately, though not what you want to hear. if you're a fan tonight, they continue >> it's especially. that losing mark can't leadoff spot has affected them. but that's a great point. with can going on the injured list today and he has been so good. not necessarily your prototypical leadoff hitter. >> but he is gets on base go back money. we know that is love that. i think it hurt him a little bit tonight like you said, they've been struggling a bit the last week. now they've lost 5 of their last 7 games. and that was after such a hot start to june. so it is something we've seen with the a

he can be curt with people and dismissive and clearly thought he was in this case and tried to cleangetting off the foreign with a foreign leader and it hadn't gone well and vice president biden said, you know, don't ever put me in that position again. he has a temper and you sometimes see it when the stakes are high. >> the president also said today that the last thing that vladimir putin wants is a new cold war. it's also clearly something president biden doesn't want. is he mindful of his legacy at this stage or, you know, i mean,est certainly mindful of the high stakes of this moment. >> yeah, you know, i paid attention to that line, anderson. that was interesting because look, on a pure level, yes, vladimir putin doesn't want another cold war. the russians lost the last one and the trama of vladimir putin's adult life. kgb officer feeding documents into a furnace when the berlin wall fell and seems comfortable with what we could probably call something like a cool war with this chronic tension with the united states. he does not trust the united states. he has not since the fall