elliott suggests the company either communicate more forcefully, why it believes such an increase inapacity is justified or move to a more dynamic approach to capx to build the new fabrication facilities but be more about equipping them they say that at least in their opinion would allow for a more precise response to market demand so, guys, we'll see what the response is from ti. i would also go on to just say that the letter itself from elliott is not particularly hostile in any way it's incredibly complimentary of ti, incredible business the company has had, and really only briefly on page 11 does it take to task the board saying that they should have been more mindful of prudent capital allocation policies, and that they hope they, in fact, will be in the future. so it doesn't appear we're setting up for any sort ofa board fight in the near term or elliott looking to try to push management out in any way. they are simply introducing this idea of, hey, maybe you can do a better job either communicating why you feel like you have to spend all this money or perhaps starting in, let'

were elliott gillespie, president of gold bar distrillly, said it's a great opportunity to start new traditions just a few months into business and the atmosphere here vibrant with dozens of people gathered to enjoy mariachi music. >> as soon as we start playing, people start dance and singing to the songs. >> reporter: one of those happy customers is lisa who decided to change her usual spot to celebrate in the mission for an afternoon here in treasure island. >> we're here having a great time. we have listened to all kinds of music. we have the mariachis. viv amexico! >> reporter: as the festivities continue on treasure island, other parts of the bay area reported issues, sideshows in oakland particularly on 42nd and international adding a contrast and tone to the evening. the oakland police department communications division received multiple calls regarding illegal sideshow activity beginning shortly after 5:00. it's unclear how many cars were involved, but opd says dozens of vehicles and spectators were there. however, in the mission district things have been relatively quiet ex

we speak with the group ceo, shane elliott. annabelle: israel rejects the cease-fire plan backed by hamas. we check on how u.s. futures are coming online this morning. we just come off the best three-day rally for stocks going back to november of last year. the s&p 500 pushed above its 50 day moving average in the prior session. it all comes down to a solid earnings season that has been driving optimism's and expectations at the fed will cut rates later this year. we heard from the citadel ceo about this. take a listen. >> there likely -- there still question of will inflation accelerating up by then. deglobalization happening, that takes away from the constant deflationary trend that has helped the pricing of goods for frankly most of our adult lifetime. haidi: let's get to set up when it comes to here in asia, in terms of sydney stocks coming online in just an hour or so. a little more optimism when it comes to following the leadership we saw in the u.s. session, the rates optimism will be the strongly from wall street there

elliott taking a stake, a story reported by david faber. stock not doing too much that's interesting we'll ask stacy rascon about that the star chip analyst will be here at post nine. we can't wait for that biotech, insmed soaring on positive drug data takes us to our talk of the tape the road ahead for the markets with tech once again apparently in the driver's seat bring in sophie's head of investment strategy liz young here at post nine. sdploo >> good to see you to me the big story remains nvidia. >> yeah. >> because it continues to keep this market levitating and keeps investors positive and specifically in the area of tech even apple was higher today, we'll cover that in a little bit, but nvidia unbelievable. >> well we've got the situation, too, where you've got econ data warming up again some of the stuff we thought was softening problem areas like consumer confidence, consumer sentiment, pmi last week came in stronger than expected so we've got this heating back up and the narrative around a recovery, another recovery in some of th

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. >> now alvin bragg is the one bringing in this case, elliott. and if he does come up and talk about these issues in addition to catching cohen in perhaps some lies i do wonder from your perspective, are these the kinds of lies that may sway a jury to say, okay, well, then the documents i don't believe either because that's the case is subband substance all these know i you know, i it's hard to know what will sway a jury think about everybody up here has dealt in some way in criminal prosecutions and seen people be convicted over the testimony of really disgusting witnesses. >> far beyond perjury. and lists of lies and so on. so it's hard to say that because a primary witness in a trial gets his credibility. i don't even want to say shredded beaten up pretty aggressively that the whole thing is thrown out. now remember how much of the test let's do one that he gave his corroborated and other places in the form of documents and checks and so on and so i don't think it's all over for the prosecution now to be clear does one ever wished to have happ

that's exactly the attitude that elliott's talking about right? there is this sort of common perception. and i think for trump he's always looked at this with two different incentives in mind, right? there's the legal incentive and then there's the political incentive. and as a political matter, i think he definitely wants to message to people exactly what he saw. he said in that old interview that he would have no problem getting up and telling the truth now, in practice, he doesn't want to get convicted and that's gotta be the bottom line. he does not want to get convicted in this case and it is the unanimous opinion of the legal profession that he would dramatically increase that risk if you were to take the stand, but i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people out there think he did testify just because he's always out there speaking before and after court, and he's been messaging around the trials so aggressively. i think he wants to create the impression and people that he isn't afraid to speak at the same time as again, he does not want to

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elliott, what the jury could absolutely. >> briana now, there are the two big ones the jury can't convict, or acquit the defendant. >> now the important and to be clear, these are the only two verdicts that are possible. now, explain that the second. now, what's required here for conviction or acquittal is unanimity of these 12 people. they all have to agree on the outcome. so if they're split, that is not a conviction or an acquittal, and those are the two big ones, guilty or not guilty? okay. >> but what if they can't decide and how often does that happen? >> it doesn't happen incredibly often now, it might be the case here, feelings are high about this, about this matter. there's so who knows what happens there now, if they can't, the system tries to force that unanimous outcome and the judge will give what's called an allen charge. this big and it's pages long, pages and pages long. but the big thing is that last line, please continue to deliberate with a view towards reaching a verdict. the judge is going to try to push the jurors to come to some unanimous conclusion. whatever it may

it had been much higher as elliott takes a significant take -- stake.have jordan klein you have your ear to the ground. let's start with nvidia. the ai story is well told how much of the activity is x ai or is it due to this block -- stock split in june. jordan: i think it's 70-80% for x ai. i don't think institutional money managers care very much they are long and overweight but retail investor seeing a stock split will get people active in the near term. any time you see 6 billion in financing you assume the lion share is not hiring people but buying compute infrastructure. caroline: these long and overweight institutional investors right to be focused on nvidia? jordan: i think you are starting to see it accelerate beyond just nvidia. if you pulled up a chart of qualcomm, you would not know that qualcomm has the same amount of nvidia up 20%. it's unbelievable but no one talks about qualcomm because it's not a direct ai story. memory stocks have been on a blistering pace higher micron, semi cap, and the other group that is catching attention is the c

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott. richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really, really, really good

and then elliott, as i mentioned earlier, president biden said there would be a ceasefire tomorrow in of hamas would release as hostages. so where do the talks actually stand right now? >> they stand where they have stood for the past few months. kim, namely at an impasse. now, there was some hope given that israel and hamas delegations in cairo for those talks that are being mediated by the egyptian, egyptians and the categories. but those talks haven't gone anywhere. hamas, of course, we noted last week, hood said that it had reached that it had agreed to a ceasefire deal that would see a number of israeli hostages, 33 hostages released. but it seems that hamas agreed to a deal that israel had not signed up to. and we have a situation now where those talks have i suppose the best way of describing them have taken a breather the delegations are no longer there in cairo there is still hope that at some point a deal can be done that perhaps some verbal gymnastics would allow a deal to be done that would allow hamas to say that israel has agreed to end the war completely, and israel to

in the morning and she was here with her sort of unfailing good cheer and i know elliott and the table. she was i think someone who brought something to all of our lives. >> yeah. and it's remarkable how consistent the comments have been for people who knew alice across the political spectrum, it should surprise no one that a lot of the folks martin maria cardona, who she was paired with diametrically opposed to politically, that they had such warm between them. but i speak to the

gucken is live in tel aviv, so elliott, i want to get to the question of aid, but first let's start with the big political story. so take us through gantz's ultimatum. netanyahu's response and what it might mean for the fragile coalition and for the war there were just three members of israel's war cabinet, prime minister. then you've got defense minister yoav gallant, and then you've got benny gantz, a former defense minister, and netanyahu's chief political rival. now, just a wednesday, we had, you have galan's can out and criticized netanyahu dithering and the war and for failing to come up with a coherent plan. for the day after the war. and now you've got benny gantz coming out with this press conference, letting into prime minister netanyahu for failing to achieve the aims of the war, namely to get the hostages back to eliminate hamas militarily, and to demilitarize the gaza strip and also to think about what's going to happen to get a plan in place for the day? after in terms of civilian administration of gaza and also to get the tens of thousands of people displaced from the

but elliott, let's start with what we are going to go and hear from the jury later on today here in court, the jury is going to read here, i should say in court later today, the threat that seems to tie these things together for me he is donald trump's involvement in knowledge. what went on and it's great of you to say the for me portion of that because there are things that lawyers might focus on and things that the viewing public that's not lawyers might focus on as a smart consumer of news. >> that's an important question for you to ask. now, it's added let's look at the question of intent and back to this august 2015 meeting to be clear donald trump is charged with falsifying business records in the first degree, which requires falsifying business records to conceal or aid in another crime that other crime here, either being campaign law violations or tax violations in order to prove if any of that you have to prove that donald trump is at the center of it, knew it, put it in motion, are actually engaged in the act himself. this august 2015 meeting is critical to that for prosecutors

former special assistant to president george w bush and cnn senior political analyst mark preston, elliott. i want to start with you. i want we'll get to the politics in a second in terms of why john bolton wants to see democratic politician saying this kind of thing. >> but the issue is, is that justice samuel alito isn't accountable to anybody. >> he's a supreme court justice who is supposed to be impartial shot in the face of the law. >> what our to the extent there are rules about this kind of thing. >> i mean, what is he supposed to be doing? what kind of signal does it sand. and do you view this monday view these two things also, i would say it's equally problematic. the upside-down american flag and this pine tree fly, you say something really important and to the extent there are rules because the rules governing the supreme court have no teeth last year, 2023, the screen court put out a code of conduct, but there's no enforcement mechanism. there's no way the public can bring a suit or raise a claim against the justice like you can against a lower-court justice, a lower court judg

is shot there, but elliott, god can thank you for that report. michael cohen will be back on the stand tomorrow to face more grilling from donald trump's defense team. will his testimony end up showing reasonable doubt in the jurors mine? that's next when the competition is a nuclear competition spying is extraordinarily important. >> the russians were trying to spy on us we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine you can trust in this study, frank everything got out of control this is a war. the secret was secrets and smileys a nuclear game premier sunday, june 2 ten on c at morgan stanley old school hard work meets ball new thinking to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real with car gurus, you can buy or sell your car in person or online. if only you could do things your way all the time. wouldn't that be nice get it with gurus ken, the riva support your brain health mary janet, hey eddie, know, fraser, franck. franck, bread. >> how are you? >> fred, fuel up to seven brain health indica

danny, amara and elliott, the hostage negotiations, obviously at an impasse, right now. and as a result, you have these protests across israel happening. they're angry about the status of this negotiations. and of course, also so at prime minister netanyahu, tell us more they are indeed that these, these talks are at an impasse delegation. israel's delegation has come back from cairo, so they are on pause for now. and as a result of that, we are seeing these protests growing. they're happening, week in, week out and they had added poignancy this week as it comes on the eve of memorial day israel, yom hazikaron the people protesting calling not just for, of course, for the living hostages to be brought back to israel, but the dead bodies as well, so that they can receive a dignified burial. these protests, mainly designed to put pressure on the netanyahu government to do a deal with hamas, but also now calls for fresh elections. actions and for prime minister netanyahu to resign as well. we heard from president biden, of course, over the weekend at a fundraiser in just ou

journalists elliott gohlke and joining us now from tel aviv, elliott, is there any sign israel is rethinking its approach? we shouldn't strategy when it comes to rafah, are they pushing ahead as planned jessica, the short answer is no. >> they're not changing their approach. indeed, israel, in the bonds to the icj ruling, said that it never has nor will it ever to use the words of the icj ruling bring about the physical destruction gen. in whole or in part of the palestinian people in the gaza strip so to that extent, is not likely to be any practical impact. on israel's plans militarily four rafah, it says it needs to go in there to deal with the final readout of hamas and those final battalions in order to destroy hamas militarily to prevent it from repeating the atrocities of october. the seventh is also worth noting. of course, i'd already icj's rulings are binding. it doesn't actually you have the power to enforce them itself. now in theory members of the un security council could table the resolution calling for some kind of action or sanctions against israel or something. but invariab

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo and a top corner screamer from harvey elliott.purs despite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is their fourth defeat in a row, and they are seven points behind aston villa in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really, really, really good until we were really rubbish and then we were 0k again. so that's it. in that period, obviously we can see it in different ways. in the moment when we let the players immediately what they can do and they were flying, and we had a similar game, they were really good and we controlled them for so long and obviously most important, yeah. somebody else can sort that next. played some really good stuff under pressure to get out and get in the front third. but whenever we came in the front third nothing came of it. the opposition got comfortable. if we were able to evenjust, you know, create a couple of goals or opportunities for ours

it's not the way elliott works and i think it's going to be a good one. >> right.ot about streamlining, selling h back or selling ldt and trying, right? >> well, one thing that has hurt them, if you look at antitrust and you wanted to be bought by honeywell or by train, this administration will not let you do that. no, arguably, i would tell you, maybe it shouldn't, it should have a lot of competition. but these guys have kept a lot of their customers. i will warn people, it's up on a spike because of elliott. i don't expect any takeover. i don't expect any sort of movement. but i do think that the company will be under pressure for some time because it's been such an underperformer. >> right. >> by the way, i would say myself, maybe the ceo leadership team needs scrutiny here. >> do you think it's the most interesting activist story since disney? >> yes, i do. >> how many others there have been, really. >> yes, one of the reasons, this is one of the hottest. they have data center hvac. anything data center is so hot, some like it hot, but i do -- wait, again, hey,

goals from mohammed salah, andy robertson, cody gakpo, and a top—corner screamer from harvey elliott.spite a late rally with goals from richarlison and son heung—min, that is theirfourth defeat in a row — and they are seven points behind aston villa, in fourth. the win for liverpool mathematically keeps them in the title race, but it does guarantee that they finish at least third, which is more likely. we were really, really, really good — until we were really rubbish. and then, we were 0k again, so that's it. and in that period — obviously, we can't see it in different ways, in the moment when we let them play, you see immediately what they can do. they were then flying and we had that game before — a similar game, they werejust really good, but we controlled them for so long, always the most important. and, yeah — somebody else can solve that next season. laughter played some really good stuff under pressure to get out and into the front third, but whenever we got to the front third, just nothing came of it. and when that happens, the opposition can come for the ball, and if we were

marshal tommy weeks, officer sam pelosh, officer alden elliott and officer josh meyer. three mondays ago those four officers were killed in charlotte, north carolina. one of them was my son. and my son was like every other police officer. he was a husband. he was a father. now he his wife is a widow and his children are left without their father who was very important to their lives. how can anybody hate my son? my son was what everybody in the united states is out there. a father and spouse. what would you do, chief, bauds -- what you're trying to do is make sure that we do have enough law enforcement. if law and order is important in this country and the police must be supported because they go to work every day not knowing if they're coming home. they do that every day and they don't talk about it. they know the risk is there. they don't talk about it. they're doing a job they want to do because they want to protect and serve. my son was always a servant. even when he was a teenager. he just loved people. he was a man for others all the time. i think most of the peop

joshua eyer, sam poc alden elliott, thomas weeks, junior. one of the worstacks on law enforcement eoun't we go and fit what we need to know for benefit? is that not an appropriate way?e way to honor their memory? is the concern with efficiency and breaking new ground so profoundha you got to replace the bill to find out information about the asslt them with the george floyd justice and policing act that was rejected last congress? it's simply astonishing. and americans aren't going to tolerate it. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the from new york is recognized. t gentleman reserves. -- the gentleman gentleman fromk now controls the minority time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. bishop: thank you, mr. speaker. let me speak morey to the circumstances in washington, d.c., and what has transpired id of policing bill represented by the, quote, georg justice in policing act, withch the minority proposed to the juy cmittee to gut and replace this bill. at thisi yield such time as he may consume to th

stuart: former prosecutor at the manhattan da, elliott felig joins me now. you think of a directed verdict? >> i think that ship has sailed unfortunately for the defense. the defense had bought a written pre-trial motion to dismiss the charges, basically on the same theory they are going to make the argument today at the close of the people's case as a basis for the motion to dismiss. judges almost never grant those and they prefer even when judges perceive a prosecution case is being extremely weak, they prefer the jury to be the one to make the decision. they prefer the jury give it as rejecting the case rather than the judge so i think it's very very unlikely he will grant a directed verdict. stuart: could it be dismissed or in some way it's over? forget it. >> the judge has the discretion to do that but i think it's extremely unlikely. stuart: okay should the defense lawyers bring any witnesses at all to the stand, like bob coste llo for example? >> so it's important to remember that prosecution always has the burden of proof. it never shifts. the defens

cody gakpo added a third before elliott would score the pick of the game's goals just before the hourison and then son heung—min, on his 300th premier league appearance, both scored but liverpool held on dent spurs' hopes of the top four. it was a miserable day for west ham, who lost 5—0 at stamford bridge. chelsea's cole palmer scored his 21st goal of the season as his side dominated the match. mauricio pochetino's side has been criticised for a mediocre season, but this result puts them up to seventh in the league. goals from connor gallacher, noni madueke and two from nicolas jackson made it five. west ham down in ninth. nice win, keeping the same feeling from the last game here, thursday against nottingham. fantastic game. great performance. so pleased for the players and the staff, because they deserve to feel this way. so happy for them. they deserve the full credit. thousands of leicester fans have turned out to celebrate the club's promotion to the premier league — lining the streets for an open—top bus parade. the club said it wanted to thank supporters by staging an "unforge

same score elliott ramos. he laces a single to center. another run comes in and the giants take the lead. >> but in top of the 8 mike ford not so fast. my friends. >> that cleared the center-field wall. we're going to now in the bottom of the 10, one of the moments of tha young season with the giants. casey schmitt was just called up a few games ago. hadn't got into big league hit this year until. get the one that counts the walk. all home run in front of his mom on mother's day. giants win it 65 after the game. kyle harrison talked about the team's fight. >> so john's baseball just trying to him the >> the a's in seattle hoping to take 2 out of 3 for the mariners. bottom of the second seattle up by 3 julio rodriguez center field. it's a really good player. >> that 2 run bomb pad, the lead to run second ending for the mariners. bottom of the 5th man up for one-off or mitch garver and >> take this one for a ride. >> the to run homer extends the lead to 6. >> it was really just ugly, ugly day for they get one little highlight in a that bren

cnn's elliott gucken is in in tel aviv for us. so tell us more about this message delivered and what might be next? effectively an ultimatum for prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that either he puts the national interest ahead of his purse it's not the interest either. he does what's best for israel or he goes within benny gantz as words, the radicals and his government or reference presumably to the far-right ministers bezalel smotrich and tamar ben-gvir. either he goes with the nation or the radicals, or else benny gantz will leave this government and you recall back in the aftermath of the hamas terrorist attacks of october the seventh, benny gantz was the one of the leaders of the opposition. he decided to go into the government, into the war cabinet effectively to ensure that netanyahu's running of this war wasn't held hostage to the far right elements in his government and as a result, it's important to understand that the way that the war has been playing out has been a result, not just that prime minister netanyahu and hi

cnn's elliott got qin is in tel aviv, so elliott, what more do we know about this so i could bring twoyewitnesses that we've spoken with here at cnn. >> there was an israeli drone strike just on the outskirts of jabalya where the idf has been dealing with a resurgence of hamas after effectively saying it was kind of job done in the northern parts of the gaza strip from these eyewitnesses, we understand that this school where people had been sheltering was struck by a drone, and that there are at least ten people killed, including a number of children. and we've seen footage of health because at a local clinic tending to some of the bodies as well. now we have reached out to the idf for comment on this specific incident. we haven't heard back yet usually in such circumstances, the idf has said that it has been pursuing militants in that area, had been using facilities to fight with israeli forces or fire rockets and the light. but as i said, we haven't heard back from the idf on the specific incident just yet fred and elliot let's let's talk about what was taking place in paris. i mean,

elliott, does her testimony hurt the prosecution?sses for trial. you can prep them two. times in your office, five times, ten times in your office, but until they actually hit the stand, until they're in the courtroom, you really e don't know how the testimony's going to go in. and i'm sure they prepped her hard. but, look, the defense landed some serious punches as that segment indicated. when you have a witness who admits that they hate the defendant, of course it has the possibility of coloring all of their testimony. inearth by at a tile -- inevitably at trial when the prosecutors call a witness that has embarrassing stuff in their background, in summation they try to fix it by saying notwithstanding this person's flaws, they don't have an incentive to come in here and and lie, they don't have an axe to grind. she took that argument away from the if prosecutors. they can't say that because she admitted she hates him. stuart: the georgia court of appeals has agreed to review the ruling that allows fani willis to stay on the trump

top two scoreless runner on third for elliott ramos and thomas. back pick matt chapman at third instead. it's an errant throw in the left field and chappy's going to score easily. one nothing. giants top third. it's one all. brett wisely staying hot at the plate. there goes his first homer of the season off of former giant former a21 visitors. matt chapman is had a great road trip with bat and with the glove and drives on the right center. i think it's a home run. it looks like a home run, but harrison bader says you will have nothing and like it. great catch at the wall. reliever adrian houser loves the effort. so nice. we show it twice. robin chappie of a home run. how about the ace logan webb. he was dealing. he threw seven scoreless innings eight strikeouts and scattered just three hits. i mean webb pitched well enough to deserve a win much like he did on tuesday, but didn't get one because in the ninth, tyler rogers on for the save. and he's in trouble right away. very first pitch. little ground ball gets right over him and it's an infield si

big artists like missy elliott, jennifer lopez and maggie rogers will all be performing here in the bayver the next few months. coming up, how you can snag cheap tickets to their shows, some as low as 25 bucks, but first to check on the weather with drew. >> right on. okay, here's a live look at san jose this morning at 540. we do have some cloud cover right now in areas like san jose, hayward along the coast. a shallow marine layer is with us right now. it's going to usher in some colder air by tomorrow. winds are pretty light at current temperature 55 in san jose. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. it is still very quiet across california. we have one more day of dry weather, sunshine, and above average temperatures, but this is going to be the change that hits us tomorrow morning. there's an area of low pressure swirling near alaska. it's going to drag a cold front through here tomorrow morning and bring us some wet and windy and cooler air by saturday. today though, as we show you the forecast area by area inland, today we are dry. we are sunny, temperatures are mild in

god can ease tracking all of these developments and joins us now from tel aviv, let's talk first elliott about that desperately needed humanitarian aid in gaza other and the video we just showed everyone jessica, this is the $320 million floating pier that the us has financed and built to help increase the amount of aid getting into the gaza strip. >> and as we can see, and we've seen this in the past with a trucks coming into the gaza strip by land there is such a severe and humanitarian situation and famine and in some places or certainly the cusp of famine in some places that people are prepared to even board moving trucks to try to seize the food. and that's what we saw with several men seizing intercepting these trucks and seizing some of the aid that was on board. and the thing is that this peer has become even more important over the last couple of weeks because the rafah crossing, which is where most of the aid was coming through from egypt into the gaza strip. that's effectively been closed since israel took control of that border crossing. so instead of seeing more and more bor

elliott. i suppose to put a simple phrase on it, sometimes you lose some, you lose some.w majority. libby, you've always kept an eye on things for us in washington. we appreciate it. thanks for being here. >> thank you, ari. >> appreciate it. >>> let me tell folks, we've got something very interesting, we think, coming up. we've been following the trials and all these other issues. but we're going to dig into political rhetoric and some of the lessons democrats are looking at to fight lies in this maga era. that's next. that's next. higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? turn shipping to your advantage. with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service. ♪♪ let's get the rest of these plants in. organic soil from miracle-gro has grown me the best garden i have ever had. good soil, and you get good results. this soil will blow you away. it's the martha stewart of soil. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things w

the daughter of the mamas and the papas star cass elliott has written a new memoir where she aims tondon hotel room. the official cause of death was ruled as a heart attack, but there have been years of persistent rumours that she died while choking on a ham sandwich. to set the record straight, we can now speak to owen elliott kugell, who has written a book about her mother and her legacy. she joins us now from san fernando valley in california. thank you so much for being with us. let's just start off with setting the record straight, as we said. what can you tell us about how she died? ~ .. , ., what can you tell us about how she died? ~ .. i. . , died? well, i can tell you that she did not die — died? well, i can tell you that she did not die choking _ died? well, i can tell you that she did not die choking on _ died? well, i can tell you that she did not die choking on a _ died? well, i can tell you that she did not die choking on a ham - did not die choking on a ham sandwich. i can tell you that that was a story that was started and manipulated by her management, because there

elliott ramos tries to track it down and lands in the first row of the bleachers. they will get a day off before hosting them this weekend. thankfully there is no brawl while they were taking warm ups on the field. they had someone trying to mess with them and it does not look like the second baseman, where they would mind it all that much and it is such a cute pup. maybe they got harley in both of the clubhouses after the games to calm everybody down. >> did they have that ball in their mouths? >> it looks like it, which is good. all right, get them out there and mess them up. >> he just wants to play catch. >> the best day ever. >> i'm sure. >>> the return to santa cruz. >> and we had a whole lot of waves doing - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. how did i ever miss this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? you'll never truly forget migraine, but zero-migraine days are possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. qulipta. the forget-you-get-migraine m

they're up 2 with the bases loaded elliott ramos singles it up the middle. runs come in to score san francisco getting some crucial insurance runs and they go on to beat the phillies. 8 to 4 now. blake snell didn't have the best outing today, but he said he's happy to see his team's recent offensive success. >> last time, you know, have a lot of success >> another one of the most unique voices in sports has left bill walton passed away today at the age of 71. the today at the age of 71. the nba released a statemen saying that he experienced a long battle with cancer. walton was known not just for his legendary basketball career hall of famer 2 time nba champ all-star dozens of on court accolades. but in recent years, a new generation learned to love him for his larger than life personality and infectious enthusiasm as analyst calling games for espn pac, 12 network and others. the tributes rolled all day. steph curry honored walton and instagram post saying rip to a legend on and off the court. you might hear it all the time, but he always brought the best en

top two scoreless runner on third for elliott ramos thomas nino tries to back pick matt chapman.d. an easy run for the giants one. nothing. top three one all game brett wisely staying hot. there goes his first homer of the season. it's off former giant and former a sean manaea makes it two one san francisco matt chapman he's had a great road trip, but the bat and the glove looks like he's got a home run to right center. it's traveling, but harrison bader time it up. and oh what a catch. great play out there in right center. and reliever adrian houser loves it. so nice. we show it twice. how about the ace logan webb. he was dealing seven scoreless innings. he struck out eight. scatter three hits i mean webbe pitched well enough to deserve the win. much like tuesday where they lost that game. the giants had trouble again in a web start. bring on tyler rogers for the save and very first pitch. it's brandon nimmo leading off the bottom of the ninth ground. ball gets just past him. so we got a runner on base. and then very next pitch j.d. martinez solid single to right. two pitches in

weeks, officer sam, officer elliott and officer josh w. o killed in charlotte, north carolina. one of thes officer.as like every othe he was a husband. he was a father. now his wife is a widow andis children are left without their father who was very important in how can anybody hate my son? my son was what everybody in the united states is, father and spouse. i'm sorry, i like what you do, chief. what you are trying to do is make sure we have enough l and order and if it is important in this country, the police must b. they go to work every not knowing if they will come home. they do that every day and they don't even talk about it. even though the risk is there, they don't talk about it because they are doing the job they want to do because they want to protect and serve. my son was always a servant, even when he was a teenager. he just loved people. man for others all the time. i think most the people in this country are supportive of law enforcement because when they got information from the medical examiner, the interstate wad wi. the

and then in the sixth elliott ramos another one of the kids leading off and launches his first homerr one, four in a row and a sweep. happy flight to pittsburgh. they'll be getting a three game series there tuesday. a's fans chowing down in kc. maybe some barbecue. oakland trying to snap a seven game losing streak and avoid a sweep themselves. bottom six. it's a four one game. bases loaded for vinny pasquino a pasquantino clears them with the 7771 kc and here comes the pa squatch. that's my new favorite thing in baseball. top nine down to their final strike. and brant rooker got all of that one three run shot 431ft. team leading 11th of the year, but the a's lose eight four, eight straight losses. they'll open up a six game homestand in oakland on tuesday, championship sunday at the pga championship. what a scene there in louisville, kentucky. carlos kalmar entered the day tied for the lead, parred the first nine holes and another tough birdie miss on ten. just one birdie all day. dropped to a tie for fourth. 15 under clovis native bryson dechambeau shot up the leaderboard here on 18