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tyler bray is hanging in there and doing a pretty good job as he hits escobar that time for the first down. >> spero: gavin escobar, fifth-year man out of san diego state signing a free agent contract in the off-season and a dart that time by bray. a pickup of 12. that will get the chiefs a fresh set of downs. a good looking drive here as we play with under four minutes left here in seattle. >> spero: bray steps up in the pocket and that pass is incomplete. once again looking in the direction of escobar. >> spero: the chiefs will have a very tough open to their schedule as opening day is just around the corner. >> dan: they get the patriots on thursday night to open the season. but alex smith says that's a great time to play the world champions. even if you don't have everything all together and losing julian edelman tonight to a knee injury can't help. >> spero: that pass deflected high in the air. live football, say the officials. who's got it? right around the 46. seattle coming with the pressure. fumble football. >> dan: he got drilled in the back as he was letting that go. bottom

in one thousand nine hundred one pablo escobar made a deal with the colombian government extradition to the usa was an owl turned in return escobar stopped his reign of terror and went to prison when he built himself . under that same agreement police and government troops are allowed within three kilometers off the premises. for india to look on the out of. there were there were photos. yarmulke army says that. it's not by just because in iraq out of there the parking lot a lot and i want. to pass. there are some at the body one were good but then open with any other that i got this time what i did though is the import. the kill of my part that there is still a central because you know the kind of the limited. money is the weak ok nationalist tony or the north america. or not is pretty boy. erica then we're going to go. just in with ali this had a couple. let me just you know the. when is the moment to get it believes that i can show you. the content they want him in here. just in the opposite of. a t.v. was like a good deal more like you would. have to tell other political below dh

tyler bray is hanging in there and doing a pretty good job as he hits escobar that time for the first down. >> spero: gavin escobar, fifth-year man out of san diego state signing a free agent contract in the off-season and a dart that time by bray. a pickup of 12. that will get the chiefs a fresh set o a good looking drive here as we play with under four minutes left here in seattle. >> spero: bray steps up in the pocket and that pass is incomplete. once again looking in the direction of escobar. >> spero: the chiefs will have a very tough open to their schedule as opening day is just around the corner. >> dan: they get the patriots on thursday night to open the season. but alex smith says that's a great time to play the world champions. even if you don't have everything all together and losing julian edelman tonight to a knee injury can't help. >> spero: that pass deflected high in the air. live football, say the officials. who' right around the 46. seattle coming with the pressure. fumble football. >> dan: he got drilled in the back as he was letting that go. bottom of the pile. jer

in one thousand nine hundred one pablo escobar made a deal with the colombian government extradition to the usa was an old and in return escobar stopped his reign of terror and went to prison when he built himself . under that same agreement no police or government troops are allowed within three kilometers off the premises. for you india to look on the out of. there were there are photos. though a. yarmulke army says that. it's not by just because americans are there the parking lot a lot and i want. to yell a core. at their body want to talk about them a bit with the many other of their i guess this time what i did though is the import. the kettle might put out there is there a central bit as you know the kind of the limited. money is the weak ok nationalist tony or the north america. or india isn't us here not the little we had no choice though. it was an orca then when is it going to go your money how we're really here today just among. us to be fully. this had a couple. that i'm aware that i mean as you know the political idea loony clinton moment took it in a place that i can s

marco rubio escribiÓ "cabello, alias pablo escobar estÁ nervioso y frenÉtico esta maÑana".Óndel presidente donald trump, donde no descarta una opciÓn militar en venezuela, >> venezuela pone en riesgo a los estados unidos porque los cubanos estÁn ahÍ. los rusos, iranÍes. beatriz: enseguida, la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump declara como emergencia nacional la adicciÓn de los remedios en base al opio. presentadora: comenzaremos la semana laboral con descenso en cuanto a las temperaturas mÁximas en toda nuestra regiÓn. maÑana la temperatura mÁxima sobre la zona de san josÉ solamente va a llegar a los 72°. beatriz: el presidente donald trump declarÓ una batalla en cuanto a los medicamentos en base al opio. reportero: la comisiÓn que el presidente nombrÓ presentó un informe preliminar donde recomendaron al mandatario declarar la adicciÓn a opio como una emergencia nacional. asÍ lo hizo donald trump. >> nadie estÁ a salvo de esta epidemia que ataca a jÓvenes y adultos, ricos y pobres. reportero: de acuerdo al centro para el control de enfermedades, en estados unidos 1

see our full shows of r t v dot com coming up sean stone sits down with journalist and author play escobar discussed the new silk road in afghanistan and the u.s. foreign policy that cultivates that stayed true to watching the whole. you get you into u.s. history no medicine no good morning and one million people died and. he killed people even you. know no one's income tooling a few bodies around him and that's. the white house struggles to find answers to some simple questions like are all nazis bad or just some is china our enemy or our friend is mexico paying for the wall or wait and another is a small matter of whether or not we should engage in ukraine civil war by arming one side with lethal weapons hopefully originally many held out hope that this administration might be different that for once we my mind their own business and not equate doling out bloodshed with building global democracy but the usual schizophrenia we have now come to expect not only as our president not putin's puppet he's now considering sending weapons to the very people who would love nothing more than to use

off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much more substantial movie which bears up to much greater scrutiny. it has that accelerating pace of something like goodfellas, but none of the depth. if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no. did i think a character was ever properly three—dimensional? no. was it fun while it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and

el senador dijo en una audiencia del mes pasado que cabello es el pablo escobar de venezuela y el venezolanotados unidos ha sancionado a decenas de funcionarios venezolanos. otra teorÍa de este periodista investigativo es que pudiera tratarse de una pelea interna de poder en venezuela para sacar al cabello del camino. >>de quÉ sirve eliminar a una persona como marco rubio? en este ambiente que hay de invasiÓn militar, serÍa un asesinato o un atentado, pudiera precipitar y darle a la administraciÓn trump la excusa es necesario. >> cabello se uniÓ a las marchas por las que no se descartaba una intervenciÓn militar. tratamos de contactar a marco rubio, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. mÁs adelante nos enviaron un correo electrÓnico diciendo que no estaba disponible debido a su agenda. jorge: 18 muertos y 20 heridos dejÓ un ataque terrorista en un atentado en . un alto precio pago un oficial al abrir una celda en una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad en california. dos reos le pidieron asistencia para luego arremeter a golpes y patadas contra Él. autoridades danesas tratan de establecer lo que pasÓ con un

off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobaras to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much more substantial movie which bears up to much greater scrutiny. it has that accelerating pace of something like goodfellas, but none of the depth. if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no. did i think a character was ever properly three—dimensional? no. was it fun while it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and logan lucky, not

licencia de matrimonio, tarjetas y servicio gratuito, y tiene la informaciÓn en pantalla 555 de la calle escobarracias y muy buenas noches. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos. Éstas son las noticias. metas el gobierno federal intensifica la persecuciÓn de inmigrantes y no comentados, una ciudad en maryland evalÚaremitirles el voto en las elecciones. el padre de anthony, el niÑo torturado por sus tÍos en mÉxico, espera obtener la custodia de su hijo. pasajeros registran el momento en que un aviÓn que viajaba desde europa hacia los estados unidos, es impactado por valencia severa. expertos advierten que el calentamiento global podrÍa intensificar estos incidentes. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y henry que acevedo. enrique: a menos de 10 millas de estancia de la casa blanca donde el presidente trump ha prometido una lucha sin cuartel en contra de la inmigraciÓn en este paÍs, las autoridades de maryland escupen la posibilidad de que los inmigrantes y documentados que residen en esa localidad, puedan participar de las decisiones comunitarias, incluyendo l

licencia de matrimonio, tarjetas y servicio gratuito, y tiene la informaciÓn en pantalla 555 de la calle escobarmÉxico, espera obtener la custodia de su hijo. pasajeros registran el momento en que un aviÓn que viajaba desde europa hacia los estados unidos,

en el 555 de la calle escobar. gracias por acompaÑarnos.os vemos con mÁs informaciÓn en sÓlo a las 11. jorge: la ciudad de chicago se convirtiÓ en la primera en demandar al departamento de justicia por la amenaza de quitar fondos a la llamada ciudad santuario. el inmigrante a quien arrestaron cuando dejaba su hija en una escuela de los Ángeles, pero su futuro sigue incierto. la regencia de inmigraciÓn utiliza hijos y indocumentados para traer a los padres y detenerlos. se cumpliÓ el sueÑo de un menor de edad con cÁncer que fue militar por un dÍa y recibiÓ honores del ejÉrcito en un batallÓn. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ marÍa: ¿quÉ tal? chicago se convirtiÓ en la primera ciudad del paÍs en demandar al departamento de justicia y el fiscal general jeff sessions, presentadora: a ciudades que no colaboren con las autoridades de mig dice que es la ilegal que el gobierno retenga fondos entras el alcalde dijo que la ciudad no se dej

en el 555 de la calle escobar. gracias por acompaÑarnos.la regencia de inmigraciÓn utiliza hijos y indocumentados para traer a los padres y detenerlos. se cumpliÓ ue

francisco cuando aterrizaba este martes el vuelo 208 de la aerolinea copa, que venia de panama juan jose escobarl aeropuerto 00:51 se me hizo bien raro que se venia moviendo el avion con puerta abierta eso es un gran delito pues no se hace por la seguridad aunque venga vacio el avion o lleno de pasajeros 1:00 esta grabacion muestra la incredulidad del piloto ante lo que ocurria....: cortesia liveatc.net 0:57 "estamos en la cabina y la tripulacin de vuelo nos dice que tenemos abierta una salida cerca del ala y un pasajero se escap por all... es eso cierto? puede verlo desde la torre?" la torre de control respondio... "puedo confirmar que hay un caballero aproximndose por la pista tango " lo impensable habia ocurrido... un joven de 17 anos pasajero del avion habia abierto la puerta de seguridad mientras el avion carreteaba, luego se deslizo por el ala y salto a la pista... lino alberto arango/usuario del aeropuerto 9:25 como no se pone nervioso como lo hizo el mismo, se quiso botar... lo hace con toda la gente que vamos abordo de ahi que es lo que pueda pasar 9:35 el joven quien es ciudadano de es

. >> reporter: border patrol agents are never far from escobar's backyard, but he says neither are humanraffickers and drug smugglers. >> i lost my only son to the drug trafficking business. i have a daughter that got hooked on drugs. we might not stop everything that comes across with that wall, but if we can stop part of it, a good portion of it, let's do it. >> reporter: 20 miles away, she collects signatures for a petition against the border wall. >> what people are hearing, do they know and understand. i want us to come together and to help fight for our homes, for our livelihood. >> reporter: most of texas is privately owned, and for many land owners property rights trump even president trump's wall. >> there's nothing compelling or attractive about it for a rural land owner. >> reporter: david represents the texas wildlife association which opposes the wall on private property. >> on these vast rural expanses, it is impractical, interrupts access to water, you have to look at it. >> reporter: in recent months, the department of justice has contacted many texans that own border lan

it's like pablo escobar running cartel and then hiring lawyer to investigate whether escobar is drugdealer so it's a big problem for -- american society especially because now the prosecutors still go very commonly to become partners at the very firms. >> so part of that then is a bit of evolving door story. although i guess door is northeastly going in one direction and how do you think that shapes the behavior of a young prosecutor? you, you note in your book that maybe one of the ways to solve this problem you can share that with us today but it seems like what you're implying here is that, you know, a young prosecution spends a few years successfully settles cases with big firms gets that skill, and with the corporations and then it is hired if they're lucky becomes partner and one of these large firms and can make several million declare it is -- declares year in this white collar criminal defense practice. what are some solutions to that particular problem? >> sure, well listen before we get to the solution we should pun pack that because it's such a violent and important part

considered one of the most crime ridden locations in the whole world it was here the drug lord pablo escobar radley infamous cartel gang made millions of dollars selling cocaine and its leader killed anyone who stood in his way even though the cartel was responsible for thousands of deaths happening remains a popular figure among the country's poorest people in some parts of the city he was even known as columbia's robin hood. president is also home to a close friend of basketball's they call him popeye and he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half hours. killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he wants to run the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist. who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before our meeting. at least. one of the interview to leave hideaway last bally nice meeting with. the police. and security you have the sort of. at th

yunel escobar...chopper to 3rd.. matt chapman gloves it, but loses the ball while making the throw.o-ahead run comes in. --angels go on to win, 8-6 finally, steph curry...didn't make the cut at his first pro golf tourney. but he showed that he can do more on a course than any golfer could on a basketball court. --curry... in round 2 of the ellie mae classic. --after bogeying four times on the front nine, he found his rhythm we pick it up on the 14th...digs his way out of the bunker to put himself about 10-feet from the cup. --then, watch him convert. like a 3-pointer in transition, no problem cashing in... as he gets the birdie to drop, his first of the day.it obviously gets you thinking like if i had some time to actually practice and pursue some coaching maybe or what not, and take the game to the next level but you know who knows. i'll stay as i've heard before, i'll stay in my lane and just enjoy what. i'll be suiting up for the warriors this year. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's afro-solo in san francisco. check out african-

off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobaric momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much more substantial movie which bears up to much greater scrutiny. it has that accelerating pace of something like goodfellas, but none of the depth. if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no. did i think a character was ever properly three—dimensional? no. was it fun while it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and logan lucky, not lucky logan, they are fun but they won't sti

their supposed to buy against terror with questions swirling investigative journalist and author pepe escobar joined from paris to discuss the future of afghanistan the. impact of u.s. foreign policy there and the new silk road of illegal drugs lowering what about war torn countries prevalent poppy fields let's take a listen to that discussion. that they ask of i think it's much for joining me today i want to start by actually discussing trump's recent speech he's now basically made a u. turn for most people from what they expected of him and his foreign policy outlook before he was elected now he's calling for more troops he wants to basically do a search in afghanistan as well as basically pushing a more belligerent tone across the globe let's start with afghanistan what is the economic interests of america in afghanistan to basically put four thousand more soldiers there. looks like if it's groundhog day isn't it we haven't seen the thing all over and over again if anyone who's been to afghanistan or reported for afghanistan knows that there is no military solution ever in afghanistan we h

. >> since the days of pablo escobar, the u.s. has been helping fund the fight.2000. but the trump administration proposed cutting aid next year by 36%. >> we cannot replace the u.s. intelligence, mobility, technology. colombia's defense minister, is concerned. >> yes, of course we are -- we care about those cuts, and we will insist to the administration that the numbers should be maintained. >> are you concerned about that as well? >> i think we need to make the best possible case to the u.s. congress that our efforts here are effective. and that what we are doing can help protect americans in the homeland. i think we can make that argument. >> reporter: back in the jungle, the major told us either way he will keep working for his country. >> when you hear there is a record number, is it demoralizing -- [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: the goal is to bring the number done he says, no matter what it takes. zero. zero. even if it means doing ♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 mill

up sean stone talks to us foreign policy a career with all third investigative journalist to play escobar and we preview would back to buy with me or make your body and i believe mcgill stay true to. all the world's. and all the news companies merely players but what kind of partners are into america play r.t. america offers more. in many ways the news landscape is just like the theater. you could never when you're on. the look part of the play all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world and we are definitely a player. the mission of newsworthy is to go to the people we hear both sides we hear from both sides and we question more that journalists bring it home to the american people. fire and fury a certain motto for a denarius star gary and as he tries to survive the game of thrones atop the dragons and the name the president has chosen for his policy and north korea so attached is the commander in chief to the medieval sounding plan that even fired his best friend and political guru steve banyan after he dared question the wisdom of detonating the korean peninsula with

not for long after two batters and escobar had an rbi single. the 26 save and the worlds when 7-6. >>> the only real drama for the giants was whether giancarlo stanton would hit another home run for the seventh consecutive game.matt cain getting the start because of the doubleheader in washington.things did not start off well for him.the marlins scored a couple.line drive off the bat.the giants paid and a fair ball down the left-field line.the giants with a 4-1.1 .1 run in and ground ball to write. gordon overcomes the confusion by running to the bag himself. 4-1 marland. suzuki getting in on the act. part of the home run. >>> the 49ers are set for the second preseason game and the first one at home on saturday against the broncos.kyle shanahan and john lynch have history.the two teams got an early look at each other today in a scrimmage in santa clara.so far the sunny rookie ruben foster will be earning a starting spot. he has been described as someone with a nose for the football.that was demonstrated today. >> the difference game and players.

author of many books on subjects all over the-- literally all over the world, from colombia and pablo escobar, an account to d-day, to the killing of usama bin laden, many subjects. probably best known for blackhawk down, an account of the 1993 raid in somalia that led to two-u.s. army blackhawk helicopters being down over downtown mogadishu and the grueling 15-hour result. and the new book, which is out this week from atlantic monthly press is a very different scope, i'd say, than blackhawk down. it's also being made into a mini series already. the thing hasn't been out three days, and the producer and director of what's going to be between eight and ten hours in the end, of this mini series is michael mann and he has said this, i like this description. he says, in mark's book, there are no background people. people ab tracted into statistics or body counts. there's a sense that everybody is somebody as each is in the actuality of their own lives. the brilliance of bowden's narrative, achievement of intervowing hundreds of people on all sides and making their human stories his foundation is

. >> since the days of pablo escobar, the u.s. has been helping fund the fight.ump administration ar by 36%. >> we cannot replace the u.s. intelligence, mobility, technology. colo'sd. >> yes, of course we are -- we care about those cuts, and we will insist to the administration that the numbers should be maintained.rnedbout t as well? >> i think we need to make the best possible case to the u.s. congress that our efforts here are effecte.merins in the homeland. i think we can make that argument. >> reporter: back in the jungle, the major told us either way he will keep working for his country. >> wheyospeaking spanish ] >> reporter: the goal is to bring the number done he says, no matter what it takes. zero. even if it means doing it one cocoa plant at a time. cocoa plant at a time. nu show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are ea show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. lera results in as little as 1

on subject all over, literally all over the world from colombian drug lord pablo escobar to an account of the d-day to the killing of osama bin laden. probably best known for black hawk down. an account of the 1993 raid in somalia that led to a two us army black hawk helicopters being downed over mogadishu. the new book which is out this week from atlantic monthly press, it is a very different scope i would say then black hawk down. it is also being made into a miniseries. already. it has not even been out three days. and the producer and director of what will be between eight and 10 hours in the end of this miniseries, it is michael mann. he has said, i like this description. his is in mark's book, there are no background people. people abstracted into statistics or body counts. there is a sense that everybody is somebody. as each is in the actuality of their own lives to the brilliance of his narrative, the achievement of interview hundreds of people on all sides. in making a human stories his foundation is why "hue 1968" rises to the emotional power and universality of for whom the

the alleged threat is believed to have come from the ruling party later calling in the pablo escobarela. dhs has details of the assassination plotter not verified that are taking it pretty seriously. rubio security details have certainly been heating up. a major coup for netflix has recruited shonda rimes from scandal, gray's anatomy and how to get away with murder. under the deal, will develop new shows for netflix. this shows the battle between disney and netflix is only heating not. tree into disney said last week they were going to have the streaming service. anyway, there you go. obviously, netflix is one of the stocks to watch today. that is big news but overall when it comes to technology, the rally had kind of been under pressure. now we wonder if the tech sector in general will be back on track. let's bring in the chief analyst disruptive tech research. the question you have the nasdaq down three weeks in a row. it seems like maybe have that today. >> last time we run here we were talking the nasdaq was a bump in the road. it is all systems go coming off of the second-quarte

6-6top 9th/ 6-6 tiealex gordon clean single off blake treinen aldides escobar scores 7-6 royalsfinal: have a day off then are in houston friday and finally...the red sox brought out super fan jordan leandre to throw out the first pitch tonight...and he threw the ball right into the groin of a photographer.... take another look... ouch!the umpire didn't signal whether the pitch was a ball or a strike... we'll be back with a new edition of people behaving badly with stanley roberts.. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. if you happened to notice a whole lot of officers on the peninsula today, just know they were officers whos expertise is drivers (pam) every third wednesday of the month it happens... and guess who was there .. do you have your driver's license with you (of c

it's like pablo escobar running a cartel and hiring his own lawyer. it is a big problem for american society especially because now the prosecutors go one commonly to become represented by these firms. >> host: part of it is a revolving door story although i guess it is going mostly one direction. how do you think that shapes the behavior of a prosecutor? you note in your book it seems like what you are implying is a young prosecutor spends a few years successfully settling cases with big firms come against the scale and then is hired and if lucky becomes a part or at one of these large firms and can make several million dollars a year in this white collar criminal defense practice. what are some solutions to that particular problem? >> we should unpack stuff because it is a vitally important part of the book. when i present this to prosecutors they think no no no we have every incentive to go after the individuals because they are going to get the glory and the career. and you hear this all the time but one of the real and actual incentives here is t

pablo escobar. i made a fortune working for them boys. there are bills blowin' around everywhere. i'll rake it up in the mornin.' tom cruise. stop now if you want. shoot the gringo! it gets crazy from here. american made. rated r. >>> if you remember one thing about charles and diana's whirl wind engagement it's probably this photo opwhen we met them as a couple for the very first time. >> just delighted and happy. i am amazed that she is being brave enough to take me on. >> and i suppose in love? >> of course. >> the real story behind that rather awkward interview goes much deeper. charles was hesitant to propose to diana so much so that his father, prince philip, sent him a letter. >> look, you have been seeing this girl. you can't lead her up the garden path, so to speak. either marry her or let her go otherwise she will be a damaged young woman. >> charles under pressure and diana just 19 years old decided to take the plunge into what was essentially an arranged marriage. >> she was very much in love with him and he was not yet in love with her. he was bounced into asking dian

6-6top 9th/ 6-6 tiealex gordon clean single off blake treinen aldides escobar scores 7-6 royalsfinal: 7-6 royalsa's have a day off then are in houston friday my young staff likes this one...the red sox brought out super fan jordan leandre to throw out the first pitch tonight...and he threw the ball right into the groin of a photographer.... take another look... ouch!the umpire didn't signal whether the pitch was a ball or a strike... tonight at 10 do you have your driver's license with you (of course of course who's this) oh this is stanley roberts with kron4 doing people behaving badly (extremely loud laughter) it's was one of those days all we were missing was someone eating waffles oh wait! i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly last weather and goodbye what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg.

escobar scores the go-ahead run and the royals win 7-6. they take two out of three in the series. >>> in boston, jordan liandry throwing out the first pitch. oh!! i'm not sure that was his target. >> oh. >> the photographer took it where it counts. no word if he was able to stick around and shoot the game. >>> the 49ers are in transition. [ laughter ] >> let's face it. >> 2-14 last year. they are rebuilding the franchise one brick at a time. among the pressing questions, is the quarterback one of those bricks? last friday in his first game in a 49ers uniform, brian hoyer was just one of four passing in two series against the chiefs. many believe hoyer will be the team's starter, only until they find another quarterback in free agency or perhaps the draft. but general manager john lynch says, don't eliminate hoyer from being the chief quarterback for the future. >> we want a franchise quarterback around here. and a lot of people are making assumptions as to what brian's role, is he a bridge? our response to brian and to everybody is, he has

now escobar with a slow roll and chapman can't handle it an revere score, 7-6 angels and an 8-6 vickryons p championships in london and usain bolt is running his final race as a pro. nis first heat ran a .07 o the only sprinter better to win three straight golds setting world records in all three events, he's an s11-time world champion, simply bl bounces. have a great day. >>> all right, good morning. we're going to start out with live doppler 7 and i want to show you this area of low pressure, that monsoonal moisture is moving east, so we're going to start to see thunderstorms through the tahoe area over the weekend, but for u we're seeing a change in the weather pattern we're seeing partly clear conditions and also the rurn eturn of the marine la and that means drier air heading our way. live shot here now in san jose. 101, you see breaks in the cloud cover. and we'll see some sunshine this afternoon. but there are a wide range of temperatures right now. san francisco, 59, okayland, 60. san yoes, 64. half moon bay, cool and cloudy at 57 degrees. for mt. tam, we see high clouds passin

yunel escobar...chopper to 3rd.. matt chapman gloves it, but loses the ball while making the throw.ahead run comes in. --angels go on to win, 8-6 finally, steph curry...didn't make the cut at his first pro golf tourney. but he showed that he can do more on a course than any golfer could on a basketball court. --curry... in round 2 of the ellie mae classic. --after bogeying four times on the front nine, he found his rhythm we pick it up on the 14th...digs his way out of the bunker to put himself about 10-feet from the cup. --then, watch him convert. like a 3-pointer in transition, no problem cashing in... as he gets the birdie to drop, his first of the day. --and he wasn't finished. after bogeying the 16th, he bounced back on 17. 12-feet out....perfect stroke...and of course, another tiger fist pump. --he matches his score from yesterday... with a 4-over 74, which puts him at 8-over for the tournament. that's well below the cut line, but not bad for a guy that doesn't even play this sport full time. afterwards, the mvp graded his performance. it obviously gets you thinki

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score, runners on first and second, pujols hit one down with the light off aaron noll a mike trout, escobar, come in to score. angel take two-one lead, and they go onto win seven to one. >> then turned into a blow out. new information overnight about joel embiid. joel is in africa right now for the nba africa game. >> and he's not playing if the game because he is still recovering from tearing his meniscus. but, espn mark spears caught up with him about his injury hand this to say, tweeted it just earlier this morning, joy he will spec to be ready for training camp and he is doing non-contact drills. so, he still has not been cleared to play five on five, though, but, this is progress, so this is exciting. >> they still, got to go to africa. >> well, yes, just traveling, i mean,'s not playing. >> not playing. >> therefore moral sport. >> -- moral support. >> it is africa. >> i would like to go, it is his mother land, ya, the mother land. >> when does training camp start for them? that's what i want to know? >> i should know that. >> i should know that. >> get on twitter. >> we will figure i