that was all eliot spitzer.d the whole prostitute thing, he was putting money into a small regional bank that was just underneath the money laundering rules, and so the bank reports him. like, the governor-- they know his name. he's the governor. i mean, he doesn't just do a transaction that would draw attention. he does it in a place where they would notice, in his own name. and spitzer was sending these shady wire transfers to an obvious shell company, which soon revealed itself to be a front for a prostitution ring that the fbi was already investigating. once those dots got connected, the former sheriff of wall street was done for. he ran the rackets bureau at the manhattan d.a.'s office, so he knows the way this works, and to the extent that he says, "oh, i thought i'd get away with it"-- either that is simply an outright lie, or it is an indication of such massive self-deception that that also says something about what's going on and not going on in this guy's mind. right. after the first press conference,

that was eliot spitzer to a "t." but when new yorkers sent the sheriff of wall street to the governor's mansion, we all learned the hard way that white knights can have dark secrets. spitzer was caught breaking his own sex work laws, a level of hypocrisy we could never forget. eliot spitzer blazed a trail through new york that had him in spitting distance of the white house, right up until the moment he set himself on fire. ♪ this will sound like a setup for a bad joke, but bear with me. [cheering] the change you seek, the new york you dream of begins tonight. [cheering] so there's this honest politician named eliot spitzer, a white knight, new york official with a reputation so pristine, they called him "mr. clean." he rose up the ranks from attorney general to governor by taking down the mafia as well as wall street banks. these are people who are stealing money. they may not do it with a gun, but the result is just as criminal. he won the hearts of minds of new yorkers as if he were derek jeter made out of thin-cr

even samuel eliot morris then argued that the artificial harbors were a key to allied success.far be it from me to samuel eliot morison, but i wonder if this too isn't of that hindsight about cleverness. we can talk more about during the q&a if you're interested. this would have mattered without the courage and determination of the soldiers themselves who stormed the beaches, dropped into the dark night, who glided down silently. so in that respect, focus and starting with■$ the is not entirely misplaced. but there's the operation and especially omaha beach that does sometimes get overlooked. and that is what i want to talk in particular today. it's th played by about a dozen allied destroyers, ten cans in the popular lingo. i saw someone wearing the baseball hat, tin cans, sailors. where's destroyer? there is. absolutely. tin cans, so-called because they are the smallest ocean going combatant. i mean there's battleships, cruisers, destroyers, a lot of of destroyers. wow. that sounds like a fearsome weapon. theof it is that they were designed to destroy tiny little torpedo boat

and the truth is that that's what the people loved about eliot spitzer. no second-guessing, no debate, on a crusade, charging ahead to systemic change, steamrolling enemies, cutting red tape in his path. his accomplishments were-- were tangible and exceedingly rare, which makes it hard not to mourn what we may have lost with the downfall of the sheriff of wall street. but it was his zealous belief in his own righteousness that made eliot spitzer's self-destruction inevitable, and that might be why this story's so chilling. former president trump was a steamroller in the white house, and it landed an insurrection on the steps of the capitol. if we can't shake our addiction to strongmen, to those utterly convinced of their own greatness, there will be many more like spitzer in positions of power posing even bigger threats to our fragile democracy-- crusaders wanting their portraits on the walls of history. every governor of new york has the chance to be immortalized in a painting that hangs in the new york state capitol, a self-directed monument to his or h

one of the stars of the progressive movement, who unseated eliot, a longtime congressman from new york. he's being chal by george latimer. that's the westchester county executive. westchester county politics. 30 plus local politics. somebody very well known to that district. somebody who is pro israel, jamaal bowman has been critical of israel and netanyahu and the war that is be out against hamas in gaza and other parts of that region. so, this is■u really -- has highlighted this huge party divide over support for israel in george l criticism ofn jamaal bowman's case. this has bn an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever nce the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac the pro-jewish group, has spent a to $15 million in a single house number, a record number of spending, ting to unseat jamaal bowman from the seat. and again, geimary. a democratic district. whoever wins thismary tomorrow or tuesday will be the congressman from new york in is) particular congressional district. host: race to watch for all of you this morning. we cans in the house a

one of the stars of the progressive movement, who unseated eliot engel, a longtime congressman from new cycles ago. he's being challenged by george latimer. that's the westchester county executive. a longtime democrat in the westchester politics. 30 plus years in local politics. somebody somebody who is pro israel, jamaalman has been critical of iaewar that is being carriedr parts of that region. so■@ this is really highlighted this huge democratic party divide over support for in george latimer's case and bowman's case. this has been an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever since the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac, the pro-jewish group, ha5 a single house primary race. an unheard of of spending, tryio unseat jamaal bowman from the seat. and again, george latimer elected in this primary. s primary tomorrow or tuesday will be the congressman from new york in this particular congressional dirict. host: a race to watch for all of we can talk about the november elections in the house and senate races that you are keeping an eye on with scott

even samuel eliot morison argued the artificial harbors were a key to allied success.e it from me to contradict him, but i wonder if this is not part of that hindsight abo cleverness. we can talk more about this during the q&a if you are interested. in the end, of course, none of this would have mattered without the courage and determination of the soldiers themselves who stormed the beaches, who dropped into the dark night, who glided down silently. so in that respect's spielberg's focus in starting on the landing is not entirely misplaced, but there is another aspect of the navy's role in the d-day operation that does sometimes get overlooked, and that is what i want to talk about in particular today. it is the role played by about a dozen allied destroyers, tin cans in the popular lingo. i saw someone wearing the baseball hat, tin can sailors. there he is. absolutely. tin cans, so-called because they are the smallest oceangoing combatant. there is battleships, cruisers, destroyers. a lot of people think of destroyers, wow, that sounds like a fearsome weapon. the ori

but it was his zealous belief in his own righteousness that made eliot spitzer's self-destruction inevitable, and that might be why this story's so chilling. former president trump was a steamroller in the white house, and it landed an insurrection on the steps of the capitol. if we can't shake our addiction to strongmen, to those utterly convinced of their own greatness, there will be many more like spitzer in positions of power posing even bigger threats to our fragile democracy-- crusaders wanting their portraits on the walls of history. every governor of new york has the chance to be immortalized in a painting that hangs in the new york state capitol, a self-directed monument to his or her own illustrious legacy. all of them are there-- all but two. the first served in the early 19th century and left no likenesses behind. the second...is eliot spitzer. ♪ ♪ no figure embodies the american political process quite like the presidential candidate. at their best, candidates represent an ideal-- >> no figure embodies the american political we'll process quite like the presidential candidate at

eliot the following we must have a talk. i'd wish i wish you'd write an essay on it about punishment. the modern view by excluding the retributive element and concentr solely on deterrence and cure is hideously immoral. it is vile. tyranny. compulsive or a cure or sacrifice is him to the deterrence of others. unless he deserves it. one might wonder why lewis didn't write the essay himself except that he did. 13 years earlier, lewis wrote the humanitarian theory of appeared first in an austrian law journal in 1949. he sent it to an australian journal because he could get no hearing for it in england. nevertheless, the piece did elicit responses from three law professors in australia to whom lewis then in turn responded and the resulting back and forth was published in rtÉ's judge adjudicator. then the law journal of the university of melbourne law school. you can now find lewis a side of this spirited, but well mannered debate in the collection in is the lincoln's essay about the hooligans. lewis was concerned about offenders

he defeated an incumbent congressman eliot engel and he got 55% of the vote.s in 2020 for jamaal bowman. what you saw back then in 2020 is this district straddles, a lot of westchester county, suburbs of new york and that little sliver right down there, that's a small part of the bronx. it is a westchester/bronx district. and you had a divide even when bowman won this seat, he did very well in the bronx and a lot of opposition to him in westchester county. in 2022, bowman ran for re-election, and he -- in the primary, he again got 55% of the vote. that's not a good number for an incumbent. so, it signaled the vulnerability. and the vulnerability really was in the westchester county portion of the district. george latimer is the westchester county executive. just take a look, within westchester, this is how it went last night, 27 point margin for latimer. in the vast majority of this district, contained in there i can show you the bronx, you can see right here this is the bronx section. massive margin there, just percentage-wise for bowman, but far, far fewer v

fredricka eliot gucken. thank you so much all right. in a vote being closely watched by the u.s iran's presidential election is headed to a run-off vote the election is now putting a reform candidate against a hardliner that's after none of the four candidates and the race received at least 50% of the vote to conservatives dropped out just a day before the elections to help the hardline candidate consolidate votes low, turn it out, prompted officials to extend voting by a couple of hours yesterday. the snap election was called after president ebrahim raisi was killed in a helicopter crash last month alright, coming up, how us allies and adversaries are reacting following president biden's performance in cnn's historic debate sanity needs a safe space. you'd have a show. were right and left talk to each other cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn to me, harlem is the home, is also your body. >> last one, everyone, i ask myself, why does it pilates existed? in harlem so i started my

. >> you can make the political argument, however, to eliot's point earlier, this is congress exercisingke a request of the executive branch. >> this is us us political one-on-one. so there's nothing wrong with making the request and there's something frankly wrong with holding the attorney general in contempt for not acquiescing to that request, but for the same reason that the news media wants the transcript. there are things that get lost. or i'm sorry, the audio recording. there are things that get lost in transcripts that you do pull out if audio recordings, you can write one line of script in an actor, can make that sound 1010 different i work in television and i understood the power of the visual medium and it sounded sure. >> so i mean, you can make the argument that its political, but i think you can also make the argument for all the same reasons that news organizations are requesting the audio recording that there is some import to, there's one big caveat news organizations aren't congress and they have a very different function and a very different job. if congress is investi

so what do you want it eliot's absolutely right. >> i mean, there's a difference between what i want a judge to order my client to do and what i as an attorney would tell my client to do. i think that it is in the prosecution's best interest to allow him to speak so that they could use things as sentencing. and quite frankly, i think it's in the campaign's best interest to leave the gag order in place because he gets a lot more support from saying, hey, i'm not alone. to talk, then he would if he were allowed to say what he has to think about michael cohen. >> i'm just going to hear anything that we didn't expect let's see what he says that the upcoming debate with biden two assuming that gag order is still in effect, let's see how that plays out. guys. thank you very, very much. elliot williams tim parlatore appreciated coming up. fiery exchanges between the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland and republicans who accuse him of weaponizing the us. justice department will go live to capitol hill plus the prosecution's evidence against hunter biden as his past use of

and i'm telling you, eliot ramos has just been on fire. that is 4.55.nth entering today. he kept it rolling in his first at-bat with austin slater on first. that's going to split the gap left center field. and here comes slater hustling all the way around to score. it's an rbi double just like that one. nothing. giants ramos wasn't done. his next at-bat now tied at one. that's a 2 run. homer ramos can just jog around the bases. this time he makes it 3 to one san francisco with the 6th home run of the season playing about spencer howard on the hill for san francisco. this was his first start as a giant. and he was really impressive strikes travis chun casket and the 4th inning he go 4, 2, thirds gave up just one run on 3 hits. still 3, 1, in the 9th camila doughball trying to shut it down. the rangers got the tying runs into scoring position but deval gets leoni to their us to fly out. and that's 11th save. giants have won 3 in a row. final score 3 to one. well, meanwhile, in oakland, a perfect afternoon for game 2 between the a's in blue jays is coming

eliot ramos deep drive to left center aaron judge, six foot seven. can't grab it. gone solo.nts in the fourth fourth. excuse me casey schmidt with a laser down the left field line. his second homer in as many days. three one giants the body english at the plate and he leaves before it goes over the wall. yeah yeah. three one giants. good stuff there blake snell was on the mound today. left mid at bat in the fifth after 99 pitches with a left groin strain. another possible trip to the injured list. so that is not good for the giants prized offseason acquisition. up two into the ninth. but camilo duvall the closer, gives up four runs, including this go ahead blast from juan soto. second of the game for soto. the giants shell shocked and lose seven five, swept the first time in a month they've dropped four straight. word of the day frustrate going overall. >> yeah. felt good. felt confident. stuff's there. it's all yeah it's all coming together. so yeah it's definitely a bummer. and frustrating. but got to look onto what's next and attack that and get better and get back on the

will his position for his entire major league career was eliot in true may's fashion tagged three-run homer to right center field. that turned a three-run deficit into a tie game following the 6, 5, last ramos was asked what went through his mind when he launched that ball out in the 3rd inning. >> think part of it was a play i knew about it and what i didn't feel like good position to get the ball. so. so i was i got news. i got the runner on second 3rd that we have a chance to score. when do take it. for. >> this when you see elliott do something like he for and he's been doing that for a while. so i think any time play center field for the san francisco giants, think about willie mays and that's kind of stuff you know, we're down 3 and all of a sudden we're tied up with one swing of the bat. >> he's been doing that for a while i think is really sure how it >> very empowering the moment spry really special for him. and hopefully he takes some time to understand the the magnitude wearing this jersey and being able to hit a home run like that and, you know, ball now told a story that

eliot ramos having a good time deep to left center. the six foot seven aaron judge can't catch it. fourth casey schmidt same score. that's an absolute laser down the left field line. is it going to stay fair. it is gone in the left field three one. and check out casey trying to will that baseball fair. yeah it'll stay fair. all right. time to go run the bases three one. his second homer in as many days blake snell on the mound. left minute bat in the fifth after 99 pitches. left with a groin strain. another possible trip to the injured list. so that's not good for snell. zillow giants up two going into the ninth. they call on the closer camille duvall. but he gives up four runs, including that go ahead blast by juan soto. second of the game for soto giants. shell shocked and lose seven five swept for the first time in a month. they've now dropped four straight. and after the game, different emotions for a frustrated snell and a happy homecoming for aaron judge. >> overall. yeah. felt good. felt confident. stuff's there it's all yeah it's all coming together. so yeah, it's definitel

eliot ramos was in center field, the position willie mays played in the top of the third.it a three run homer. it's not a secret to everybody that willie was one of the greats, you know what i mean? so it's a privilege , it's an honor, and i hope his family liked it back at oracle park, fans got the chance to sign condolence books and watch the rickwood field game on the big screen. it was kind of like a sentimental feeling for me to be here, erica says her father was friends with willie mays and tells us today took her back to the times. her dad would take her to candlestick park and put flowers over there, and i sent a message to my nephews and my nieces, and it's in this phone and it says, in memory of willie mays. he was a really good friend of dad. he was much more than just a baseball player. he was a legend. and just somebody that people looked up to as a person. i remember the days going with my dad to candlestick and enduring the cold weather, and just sharing a lot of memories. there and i wanted to carry on the memories with my son, with the league. yeah. and we

with the game tied three three in the sixth eliot ramos comes through with a two out two run single. giants have a53 lead. they would take that lead into the ninth. but the yankees tied camilo duval for four runs, highlighted by a two run shot from juan soto. the yankees hand the giants their fourth loss in a row, 7 to 5. here's manager bob melvin on snell and the disappointing loss. i mean, i don't think he's moving around worse than last time, but i don't know how. it's not an il. we played well today. the way they played the first two games. and you know, all of a sudden they're ahead one nothing. again i thought we responded well and i thought, you know. and then all of a sudden it's tied again. and now we respond again. we played well today. just didn't shut it down in the ninth. regroup for tomorrow. all right. the a's are dancing their way back to the east bay after wrapping up a six game road trip in atlanta. top seven zack gelof goes flying solo. it's his fourth home run of the season that tied the game at one one, but the braves answer in the bottom half of the frame. sean

now, the giants would tie it up when the present day center fielder eliot ramos does his willie impersonation opposite field, his 10th of the year first giant to reach double digits this year. but the giants end up falling six five to end an emotional few days whenever the ceremony was going on. >> i had a lot of like, goosebumps and all that. a lot of emotion is going on. it is a super special day. i wish we won the game, but it is what it is. you guys could feel it tonight. >> the buzz was different. the aura was different. it felt like we went back in time and were playing. you know, 70 years ago. it was just it was so fun. >> a's and royals at the coliseum honoring mays in the stadium, where he got his last hit as a member of the new york mets. a's were down two. nothing in the seventh. two outs and whatever. zack gelof is eating, i want some golov holmer's for the third straight game. that ties into two later in the seventh. abraham toro down the line. they're going to wave around. kyle mccann gonna have a play at the plate and he is out. out. the a's don't challenge and you could see sa

giants outfielder eliot ramos continued his hot streak friday night in the series opener against the angels. since being called up may 8th, he's reached base safely in 29 of his 33 games and on friday night clubbed his seventh homer of the year, gave the giants some life late in an eight six loss. how about saturday's game? welcome back barry zito in the house. bottom one ramos, the second giants batter of the game. and zito got a good look at this one. watch the two run shot go out to the left field bleachers. second homer in less than 24 hours for ramos two nothing. he drove in all three giants runs in the sixth keaton wynn on the hill. logan oh happy. oh my god. all of that ball 467ft longer than aaron judge's blast a couple weeks ago. we're tied at three. the angels take the lead late. ramos the last chance strikes out looking. giants lose four three. they had just one for 13 with runners in scoring position. they looked to avoid the sweep. later today the a's were rained out in minnesota. they have a doubleheader today. how about on the ice. you saw it right here on abc seven ga

sin embargo, 1 que siempre cumple eliot ramos sheng thao chao a esa pelota. 2 a 2.ts. 7 carreras por 6 héroes. el venezolano con este vuelacercas y ahora el equipo de san francisco está a un juego de jugar para 500 y se acerca a puestos de wildcard en las finales de la nba. los boston celtics tenían la posibilidad de coronarse campeones con la ventaja 3 a uno de la serie sobre los mavericks y además jugaban de local en el td garden y los celtics fueron inmensamente superiores. este lunes al derrotar a los mavs 106 por 86. jason tatum estuvo imparable con 31 puntos y 11 asistencias, mientras que el mvp de la serie yellow brown aportó 21 unidades. buster dominó esta serie para llevarse la 4 a 1 y así colocar en sus vitrinas el título 18 en su historia para ser nuevamente el más ganador por encima de los lakers. los celtics saborean las mieles del triunfo luego de 16 largos años cerramos color o copa de naciones 2024, en donde mañana debuta una de las grandes candidatas. hablamos de la portugal de cristiano ronaldo. los lusos se medirán a república checa, donde buscará

i area eliot is really forces talking to the era killing at least 7 palestinians. families are fleeing up on beaumont intensifies. at least 40 people have been injured. homes have been damaged in the attack with cruise rescuing people from the rubble of destroyed buildings. others are still missing. in northern gauze, have 3 is really strikes of talk to the crowd to jamalia refuge account. at least $32.00 palestinians were killed and the attacks on wednesday is rarely ground troops pulled out of the camp any of this month of 2 weeks of fighting nothing. there can be a few ideas we were sitting at home and we had an explosion near it. we went out and found body parts thrown around everywhere in the group of civilians who had no connection to any military was targeted by the positive throne. here in the spring entire capitalism 9 joins us live from daryl viola, tara people seeing huge, i for the past few hours and tell us what's happening now of the yes, laura, what exactly happens in a huge and neighborhood is that it is very ami, has started a new source of ministry attacks and that ve

allows two runs evening his record at five and five eliot ramos the hot bat, three for five rbi singlen five two. how about oakland? i got it, i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. other than bruises. blue jays and a's tied one one. bottom of the ninth. the first pitch. the very first pitch jj bleday saw from chad green and he crushed it. good night. game over. drive home safely. a's victorious to won the stanley cup final begins tomorrow night here on abc seven edmonton against florida connor mcdavid trying to lead a canadian team to the cup for the first time since 1993. panthers lost to vegas in the finals last year. experience that might help them out now. >> it's kind of like a christmas eve feeling right now. so it's been a long week, trying to, you know, keep our mind off it as much as possible and just enjoy it. and i guess the warm weather be outside as much as you can. but it's hard not to think about game one. and now that it's, finally almost here, it's more exciting now than earlier in the week. >> you know, when you're going through that, you find out what your group's made

game two of a three game set against the la angels bottom one eliot ramos hits it past the angels inield. it's a two run shot. he drove in all three runs today. yeah that deserves the golf clap. go ahead and give him one. thank you very much. but the bullpen couldn't hold the lead. top seven luis renfroe drives in the go ahead run with a bloop single to center. the giants didn't help their cause. they were just one for 13 with at the plate with runners in scoring position that is not going to get it done. the angels win it 4 to 3. the giants fall three games under 500 now. i spoke with relief pitcher taylor rogers earlier this week to get his take on the team's overall performance so far this season, with the injury bug that we've had, i think, you know, where we're at is fair. i think we still had higher expectations of being a little bit better at this point in time. but all things considered, we're in a good spot. all right. to golf. third round of the us open at pinehurst. bryson dechambeau was in the driver's seat heading into the final round after a double on 16. the pride of t

eliot to take up the case. three.thus far, we've discussed lewis's personal connections to his thinking about politics and a particular policy area. he cared a great deal about criminal justice. now we move to lewis's thinking about government at a more theoretical level, and in particular, the welfare state. and both the legitimate purpose of government and theemptation that come with the use of power. lewis was deeply concerned about the abuses of an overly ambitious government. after all, human depravity gives both the rationale for government as well as reason to fear its excesses. in a short essay called equality, lewis says i am a democr b believe in the fall of man as a calvin professor, i have to get human depravity in the fall in there by contract. and lewis here endorses it. he says that many others endorsed democracy for the wrong reasons. and he mentions here rousseau because they think human being so naturally good that everyone deserves a share in government. lewis goes on to say, i know for myself i don

allows two runs evening his record at five and five eliot ramos the hot bat, three for five rbi singlend the giants win five two. how about oakland? i got it, i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. other than bruises. blue jays and a's tied one one. bottom of the ninth. the first pitch. the very first pitch jj bleday saw from chad green and he crushed it. good night. game over. drive home safely. a's victorious to won the stanley cup final begins tomorrow night here on abc seven edmonton against florida connor mcdavid trying to lead a canadian team to the cup for the first time since 1993. panthers lost to vegas in the finals last year. experience that might help them out now. >> it's kind of like a christmas eve feeling right now. so it's been a long week, trying to, you know, keep our mind off it as much as possible and just enjoy it. and i guess the warm weather be outside as much as you can. but it's hard not to think about game one. and now that it's, finally almost here, it's more exciting now than earlier in the week. >> you know, when you're going through that, you find out what y

civilization of bakachi, this is not the civilization of shakespeare, this is not the civilization of eitz or eliotwith its own classical tradition, and this west is toxic, it is dangerous, it is difficult to talk to it, he really behaves in an insane way, before, if we look at at least 30-40 years ago, the west took part in dialogue with a wide variety of political systems, understanding that this was reality, this was seriousness and accepted it. attention to the presence of others, perhaps not enough, but accepted, today there is some kind of manic ideological attitude in the west, that anyone who does not fully share this left-liberal set of progressive, so-called, in fact, perverted anti-human values, that that must be destroyed, it is a new form of intolerance, a new form of racism, a new form of liberal nazism that has prevailed. in the west itself and they, their people, their dissidents, their cultures, their values ​​are also subject to this purge, this, this abolition, so it seems to me that with the west, well, it would be quite possible to find a common language, if it were the west, t

in the high school she met eliot to become a product design and her husband didn't business partner. police was clever and vicious. with l. e. s. and the mutual friend she found at the motel company, the 1st product of wooden picture frames and old houses. ruth was grace inside the company go quickly and soon the handle of family could afford expensive vacations to your in 1956, they went to listen. ready they had to sponsors and unusual toil in the shop windows. ruth was electrified. she'd never seen any c blanket. dog, beautiful grow not with its own style. she immediately realized the potential and bullshit. the roots was a toy designer, a toy marketer. she had a daughter named barbara. she didn't like the options that her daughter had in terms of dogs. they were baby dolls for nurturing play. and ruth wanted more options, the english legs to sleep with the siege twice the pets. lily products from the german tablet billed with a groan. she punched lines. lily was the star of the papers daily cartoon. the she was sassy, sexy, and confident. the ruth acted to click. she was sitting

the two eliots find a way to stay connected. fun? >> yeah. >> dude, i know mom can be annoying, but be nice to her. and go hang out with your brother. and also, can you avoid anyone named chad. the only thing you can't get back is time. it goes by so fast. >> i still need you. i'm literally an idiot. >> you're not an idiot. >> if we weren't the same person, do you think you would even like me? >> you're just saying that because you're young and dumb. >> but if you weren't young and dumb, you would never be brave enough to do anything. >> my old nickname for a donkey -- >> hershey. >> that's what >>> next up, sabrina carpenter. stand by, espresso ice cream. the pop star currently at the pop of the pop charts. "please, please, please espresso." tomorrow it's dropping a full collaboration. it's sabrina teaming up with van leeuwen ice cream, the special espresso-flavored pint, thank you g-money for bringing in the goods this morning. and try a scoop, guys. >> we will. >> great espresso ice cream for a good cause. 50% of the profits

eliot ramos deep to center field. six foot seven aaron judge oh he can't catch that one solo homer. it's two one giants in the fourth inning. now some more kids doing work casey schmidt a laser down the line. is it fair for it is his second homer in as many days. giants go up three one. check him out. the body english at the plate trying to keep that one fair. it worked. three one san francisco blake snell on the mound today. left mid at bat in the fifth after 99 pitches with a left groin strain. another possible trip to the injured list. so that's not great for snell. giants up two in the ninth but closer camille duvall gives up four runs including this go ahead blast from juan soto. whoa. his second of the game. giants lose seven five. swept for the first time in a month. four straight losses. word of the day for rating overall. >> yeah, i felt good. felt confident, stuff's there. it's all yeah, it's all coming together. so yeah, it's definitely a bummer. and frustrating, but got to look onto what's next and attack

plus eliot ramos continues to rake the other giants bats, follow suit against the angels.ontinued his hot streak last night in the series opener against the angels, and since being called up on may 8th, he's reached base safely in 29 of his 33 games and last night hit his seventh homer of the year, giving the giants some life late in an eight six loss. welcome back barry zito. he's in the house. had a good seat for this bottom one ramos just the second giants batter of the game. and there goes a two run laser to the left field bleachers. second homer in less than 24 hours. it's two nothing giants. he drove in all three of their runs in the sixth though. keaton wynn on the hill. it's a31 game. and logano hoppy oh that ball oh hops out of here 467ft longer than aaron judge's blast a couple of weeks ago. and we're tied at three. the angels take the lead late. ramos the last chance strike out looking ball game. giants lose four three. they were one for 13 with runners in scoring position. look to avoid the sweep tomorrow. the a's were rained out in minnesota. they'll play a do

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