to 1958 when fannie and freddie were created. that was point, the government had created this mortgage, and fannie mae was supposed to be the entity that expanded the capacity, the market availability for investing in these fha mortgages. they were supposed to buy these fha mortgages in plapsz brp the kunlt was sad. -- 15-year amortizing of mortgages. fast-forward to now, that's marl -- help orchestrate and manage a secondary mortgage market that permits a homeowner anywhere in the country that's getting a mortgage to buy a house -- get it from a local or international lender -- and wait until it collects from global schools of capital to be able to invest in those, but the in. these individual loans have to be aggregated so that you get not a single transaction. many loans are put together in a pool so now you're start to ing get there. the manufacture and production of a security that an investor can purchase and know that the cash flows that are coming off from that homebuyer get paid through to that investor, so there is the

>> freddy: still exactly the same. >> anthony: that's encouraging. >> freddy: which is great, it's greatumber of people initially on the lower east side. totally changed the world. >> freddy: teenagers at that time were doing something interesting so i wanted to find some people that would listen to these ideas, and that's what led me to the lower east side, and to connect with -- >> anthony: i guess you met glenn o'brien. >> freddy: glenn o'brien, yup. >> glenn: hi, and welcome to "tv party". fred, why don't you tell us a little about what the holy land looks like? >> freddy: i want you to know. that i've been to the holy land. and the holy land is so funky. it's funky. it's funky. and through that connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrne, chris stein, and debbie harry, and so many amazing people that were just like, "yeah, tell me more." ♪ >> anthony: what i think is under-celebrated about you guys in particular was your kindness. you were famously really, really supportive of the people you came up with your contempora

. >>> and we return mow to the urban institute discussion on fannie mae and freddie mac. corporations created by congress, to buy mortgages from financial institutions. up next, a look at the credit risk of their holdings. and how it can be less disrupti disruptive to the market if there is another housing bubble. >>> now, i know that the end of the last panel, or the first panel, they got a little bit into credit risk, so they tried to take our territory, and this one should be better, so everyone should understand that. i just, maybe i'll introduce the panelists first. it is going from my last, to the far left, mike calhoun first, the president for the center for responsible lending, and then dana ganford now the ceo of the global mortgage group at rg capital. and lori goodman is next, here at the urnen institute, she is the vice president for housing finance policy and then last is david finkelstein who is the chief investment officer for analy capital management. >> and i think we start with lori who has a couple of slides, and will take us through some of the data on

what does fannie and freddie do. make 30-year mortgages because most banks don't want to make a 30-year mortgage. it is incredibly risky. they are lending you money for 30 years. interest rates change, economic cycles turn. so what does fannie and freddie do, they buy those mortgages from the banks so the banks can make those things. so any change to fannie and freddie could screw with that market, politically fraught. i wonder if the trump administration is going to go through with it. if they do go through with it with this massive recap, what happens to the shareholders. there are two classes of stock for fannie and freddie. there's the preferred shares, there's the common stock. one of the things that came out of this meeting, if you own the preferred shares you are likely to make a few bucks. they are trading at about $22 right now. that's where they should be. that's a lot of money. preferred shares have spiked over the past six months as these reform efforts -- liz: what about the other one? >> that's going to

joe atkins and freddy mclennan were travelling in bolivia as part of their gap year before university joe's pa rents exceptional young man and joe's parents said they gave him exceptional pride. the wreckage of the crash. local police say the driver of this 4x4 lost control after one of the tires blew out. the vehicle overturned. among the three who lost their lives, freddie mclennan, seen here on the left, and joe atkins, former pupils of cranbrook school in kent and both just 19 years old. the bolivian driver of the car also died. translation: i say preliminary investigations suggest the vehicle was travelling too fast, from its starting position to where it came to rest there was a distance of 60 metres. going forward the public affairs ministry will take charge of the investigation. the young men we re the investigation. the young men were with a group exploring the world's largest salt flat, salar de uyunl world's largest salt flat, salar de uyuni. they were travelling as part ofa gap uyuni. they were travelling as part of a gap year after leaving cranbrook school upon completing

so we cleaned this piano and freddie got on the piano and...e was heaving on hearing the piano. there was hundreds of soldiers saying, play so—and—so, play this, and freddie played it. it was a great... sorry to lose freddie. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain, captain. so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war and they look askance as if it didn't happen. i hope it will bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, but what we did. i came home and i was thankful and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. and the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive, so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes and there they lie — normandy. today has been a better start than yesterday. more in the way of sunshine. here is beautiful hastings in east sussex earlier this morning. a satellite picture shows just how much sunshine we have at the moment.

mortgage giant fannie mae and freddie mac. we will tell you why, next.his is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. today marks a significant date for fannie mae and freddie mac, and may lead to the end of u.s. control of the mortgage giants. both will offer uniform mortgage backed securities. single securities on a standardized illiquid market. joining us to offer his perspective on the mbs market is our guest. we are talking about the next generation of mortgage securities. even though we knew it was coming, explain what it means for the market. of the product has been well messaged. in the immediate, it should proceed smoothly. the intent is to add liquidity and depth to the market. in the immediate, not much of an impact. in the larger picture, it continues to evidence the government support of the mortgage securities market space, which provides ongoing opportunities for investors. vonnie: your $3.3 billion structured credit critique. how do you put your skill set to work in this kind of market? >> we are a bottoms up, g

featuring the voice of freddie mercury. you're going to have the 1995 secret recording from the queens front man that has now been released. >>> right now, we nt to take you to sfo. looks like clear skies there. if you're taking off somewhere fun. right now, you're watching mornings on 2. gs on 2. >>> there's the opening bell live. and look who corporate communications. we use it here at ktvu. they are going public. >> they are smiling. >> they are smiling. those people there today, probably making a couple of bucks on that. >>> also, emeryville based grocery outlet. going public today. i didn't know they started in 1946 as a military surplus company. very interesting. huge day on the upside, after the federal reserve hints at a lower interest rate. we'll have all your business news, coming up in today's dollars and scents. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm mike mibach, dave clark has the day off. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here. we're talking about our big watch party. andre senior

conservatorship of fannie mae and freddie mac?se: with an interview with bloomberg news over the weekend, secretary mnuchin said we really need to implement significant reform to our housing finance policy before the trump administration is going to move to free these companies from federal control. that is dashing some of the expectations of a possible end of their conservative ship was right around the horizon perhaps to the end of this year, beginning of next year. hard to see a scenario where you will get serious reform done in that kind of timeframe and have the companies released that quickly. this so-called recap and release. they banking on this so much? i mean, treasury has -- fannie and freddie has paid back more than they got in taxpayer bailout money. the whole concept is that is the quickest way to get them off the government's books. you extensively would let them build up massive capital buffers so they would be safeguarded against losses, kind of the variety we had back in 2008, and then you ipo them. what mnuchin

that's what freddie mac was.r i think he was there for about 14 months, i don't know what he did, but it was before the financial crisis, so it wasn't the right thing that he was doing, i mean, that's the problem when these public/private partnerships. that's exactly what freddie mac was. thank god it's now private. >> i would take exception to that. freddie mac was a confused entity with a dual mandate and it was completely -- david: but that's what a lot of democrat politicians are calling for. the public/private partnerships. >> what do you mean, democrats? everybody does that. republicans do, too. david: not everybody. >> everybody goes into the private sector and makes lots of money. >> can i make an overarching comment? wall street gave money to democrats. we could add there is data to show the bulk of their contributions went to democrat candidates. the fact that they basically blast them all the time, it is not only hypocritical, it's phony. >> the influence as politicians doubles and triples when they ge

freddie lait, how much appetite do you have for risk?about appetite for gold backed etf's, most bearish since the financial crisis, world gloom. freddie: i saw that this morning and was slightly amazed because i see reasons to be positive and also reasons to own gold. it is around the fed. if the fed is to soften this year, it is likely the last shoe to drop in indications around that will be the dollar and the dollar will weaken. when the dollar weakens, it is likely we see gold continue to rally. people have been positioning ahead of that by buying treasuries, which has driven yield down dramatically. on european outflows, i don't personally see a huge reason to be buying into europe. i think the european political situation makes it more difficult to buy than, say, america. risk appetite in europe is justifiably low. risk appetite in america is unjustifiably low. the dollarentioned and that is a segue to my next conversation. i had a conversation earlier on about how the dollar is strong but what do you buy? he was dismissing other cu

got this phone call, top-secret phone call, signed your life away on ndas and let's make a set of freddieore it was even green lit. >> i saved those and not only did i save them, i cast them in gold. >> no, you did not. >> and that is not something i would normally do, but i thought, what is the most audacious, ostentatious thing that freddie would do? >> chris has also worked his magical wizardry at hogwarts. >> we did some in "harry potter," when some of the kids were losing teeth, so we had to replace the teeth. they turned the shot around, and then literally an hour later the cameras were turned around again. >> he created javier bardem's villainous look for "skyfall," he made all the white walker's chompers in "game of thrones," and he crafted madonna's overbite for "evita." ♪ don't cry for me argentina >> to start, the stars meet with chris for a half an hour for a fitting, and then it takes his company, fangs fx, about two weeks to deliver the goods. why do you think celebrities keep coming back here for their teeth? >> trust, quality, and i suppose they like me. i might not see me

freddy, maybe the protest went just a bit too far. they've labeled them every "ist," every negative, every pejorative you can imagine. and i got the sense of the brits i met, most were outside of london, but some people that were watching the protests seemed a little uncomfortable about what was unfolding. >> we brits are suckers for flattery. trump is a good flatterer. and we like it when people talk about how great the queen is. he did a lot of favors to himself in the last couple of days in brit tape. >> the protests helped trump. it was embarrassing and childish. >> laura: what happens when we settle out on the conservative party leadership now that theresa may is out on friday. >> she'll stay in office, not in power. a caretaker prime minister. >> laura: going to be -- >> one of 11. >> boris johnson. trump with a these saw are yous. thesaurus. it's a strong favorite. >> it will be someone who believes in brexit. >> laura: will have to deliver brexit. by october 31, if there's not brexit in the uk, all bets are off, correct? >> co

mnuchin making clear that freeing fannie mae and freddie mac from u.s. controls will not happen without an overhaul of the nation's housing finance system. first, we have a nice rally in global equities. abigail doolittle is here. >> a continuation of last week. the best week last week of the year. continuing today, the dow, s&p, nasdaq higher. it is a true risk on day. investors pulling away from haven bonds. that trend may continue. let's take a look at a chart that we first looked at two weeks ago. the 10-year yield for much of 2018 had been around 2%. steadily declining in the fourth quarter volatility. promise that the fed is truly on pause. talked of officials the possibility that a rate hike could be needed if possible. oversold, but in this case, overbought. indicator coming off the bottom. the range may suggest 10-year yield is going back toward 2.5%, suggesting risk on sentiment could continue. for ratese have today is influencing the top stocks in the s&p 500. banks, consumer discretionary, tech. citigroup and jpmorgan rallying. alphabet reall

henry the 8th, the loch ness monster and freddie mercury.o he was the champion. thank you. it was wild. the yankees and red sox scoring six runs in the first inninging. 30 runs, the second most ever in the series. and they have been playing baseball since 1903. the yankees come out on top 17-13 the final. >>> the semifinals are set at the women's world cup. sweden doing something few teams have done against germany in the tournament, come from behind. down 1-0, the swedes score two straight goals before. yesterday, germany had only lost two world cup matches ever when scoring first. they were 28-2-2. sweden will play the netherlands, making the first ever trip to the semis. coming up on wednesday. and, remember, team usa plays england in their semifinal match on tuesday. and that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. so much excitement from that women's team, from team usa. we're down to the semis. >> yes. good luck to them. >> i do like a good freddie mercury pun. >> of course. that was easy. >> thank you. thanks. >>> so president trump and north k

freddie gray spine was severed while in police custody no officer was ever convicted. i meet up with kwame rose a young political activists who hit the headlines during the protest. kwame was filmed in a well known t.v. host for failing to report the underlying race related issues fueling the honor asked i want you and fox news to get out of baltimore city because you're not here warning about the boarded up exterior black right where you. think things are are better are they getting better we have a white supremacist in office now may be just as bad as robert e. lee was and donald trump promotes and preys on the races ideologies that exist inside of american society you know we black people built this country from on our hands our blood sweat tears and we haven't got one ounce of compensation reparation or even acknowledgement of the contribution we did what is it that i should know about baltimore what people should know about baltimore is that we are majority black population. 63 percent black most of our elected officials are black. but yet the disparity between in

the non-bank lenders are largely backed by fannie, freddie, hsa they are not any more risky loans.r fixed and they currently have the lowest delinquency rates we've seen in years. so yes, if there's a turn in the economy, that could hurt some borrowers but not like these loans are any more risky than the loans that are being offered by the big banks or were offered. i think everyone says this is the shadow banking system. there is nothing nefarious about a non-bank lender. but they're getting a lot of business and they still act the way they do for fannie and freddie guidelines. >> respond and address the questions of what happens with these loans. aren't they sold pretty promptly by these non-bank lenders? they're not on their books. >> two things happen number one, they're sold they'rr not on their books but often they can operate as mortgage serviceors and that has a real impact if they're wiped out and the ability to service those loans if there are defaults but also they're landing on the balance sheet of institutions that are ultimately backstopped by the federal government a

going to do it i will do it worse i'm going to make it even more risky than they did in fannie mae freddie mac. george osborne to britain island wherever it was the guy collapsed cyprus he is as i've said a menace oh right i stand by those words george osborne is a menace you know it's funny because on the genesis block it says chancellor on the verge of another bailout the chancellor they are referring to is george osborne it was actually who was gordon brown really was gordon brown was the chancellor they shekar in 2008 he bailed out northern rock so all right that was he was the chancellor and it was it wasn't on verge it was the chancellor and brink of bailout a 2nd bailout for a crisis he was on the case when they when the genesis block was mine he was also the guy who sold half of britain's gold. that is true wow that guy is famous so the guy is famous so here we're talking about help to buy this is a scheme that was introduced in 2013 to help basically we could basically help builders of properties it was a help to sell scheme and if you could come up with 5 percent of your deposit

freddie and his dad tim are among the lucky ones.ns. freddie and his dad tim are among the lucky onesli clubs' fans. freddie and his dad tim are among the lucky ones. i have never been to something as amazing as theirs. i was almost in tears, it suddenly became a reality that we had made it to the final. i cannot explain it, it is something that is so explain it, it is something that is so deep in the blood. you follow along with your football team and i have been a lover them for 40 plus years. almost 5000 officers are on duty at what is being treated at a high event. despite this security, fa ns high event. despite this security, fans are focused on lifting this, the biggest trophy in european club football. this city is buzzing. rivalries aside, both sides are conscious there is something incredibly special about being part of what is only the second ever all british final and champions league history. and we'll be live in madrid, tottenham and liverpool throughout the programme this morning, for all of the build—up ahead of the g

the bump of the road is in-fighting over the essential structure of fannie and freddie going forward.thoughts here. you have number one, you have the treasury department. they will come out with some sort of recommendation on how they should be reformed. treasury from what i understand is not -- is not how can i put it, is not very strict on how much capital they need. they may just need to come public with the regulatory, statutory capital which could be something like $50 billion. mark calabria wants to capitalize these things like crazy because he doesn't want another 2008 happening. that could be something like $200 billion. amid that in-fighting is what you have is a delay. people are talking about now, if these things come public next year, i know he's said an unofficial timetable for the first quarter of 2020. we understand it could be well into 2020 for these things to come public. liz: i love how you described fannie mae. you said without fannie mae, for those of you who just landed on planet earth and don't understand what it is, without fannie mae we wouldn't have 30-year f

freddie and his dad tim we re clubs' fans.ie and his dad tim were among the lucky ones of.” clubs' fans. freddie and his dad tim were among the lucky ones of. i have never been to anything as amazing as this. i was almost in tearsjust getting off the train, it suddenly had become a reality that spurs had made it to the final of the competition. i can't explain it, it is something that is so deep in the blood. if all in love with your foot ball blood. if all in love with your football team and i have been in love with them for 40 plus years. almost 5000 officers on duty at what is being treated as a high risk event. despite the security, fans are intent on listing this, the biggest trophy in european club football. the city is buzzing. comeback kids clashing. revelry aside, both teams are aware that there is something incredibly special about being part of what is only the second ever all british final in champions league history. and we'll be live in madrid, tottenham and liverpool throughout the programme this morning, for al

fannie and freddie buys mortgages from banks.tgages to average people, particularly 30-year mortgages. without them, theoretically, you would not have a 30-year mortgage market. okay? does trump really want to roll the dice on screwing up these things in an election year. it looks like they are moving forward with something radical but that could screw stuff up. so this is both a political story, it's a housing story, because average people, basically, are allowed to borrow from banks -- neil: how did they avoid any of the punishment that was meted out after the meltdown? >> if you are talking -- neil: punishment, but -- >> the government took them over and wiped out the equity, almost. it started taking, when they started making money, taking the money and putting it into the treasury. if you talk to shareholders, they would say fannie and freddie got taken over by the government. neil: i want to get your thoughts on this. joe biden at the rainbow coalition event in chicago. i think i saw jesse jackson a few minutes ago. how do

of reason and one of them being that one of the leaders of the foreign central money is him self freddy on the side i think that the money on the r.b.i. has difficulties fighting the jedi war extremely good at. fighting in the rule countryside so basically they're also looking to call allies the good proxy that's going to help both provide information or you know fight against the jedi fight fighters so basically they're using the community or trying to use some of these dougal and they have been formalizing or somebody shot on the go so in the end the fight between the government and the jihad the is actually i think if i didn't you know what tensions. already. tense relationship between have it and he had to go it's a dramatic ok so the violence we've seen thus far is taking place in the rural areas in the out states so to say they're all voices in mali warning that that fight inst could come to this city where these communities co-exist in other parts of the country. that's a possibility but we should stress the fact that no so far most of the violence is contained in the rural count

coastal property value crash, what freddie mac talked about, or the carbon asset bubble that mark carney and the bank of england have been so energetic on? k. >> yeah, no, not yet. >> okay. i will ask you to do that then. i thank the chairman for his time. >> thank you. thanks for your participation and coming up with some answers on these things. and i would mention that i met with senator kaine and he is vigorously working on the debt to gdp and other measures to fit into a glide slope and i was very excited about that. >> he's one of our co-sponsors. >> yes. now, the gao found regarding the ficacy of fiscal rules with other countries, you touched on that just a moment ago, to meet their long-term fiscal challenges. have you discovered any that that are particularly effective at this point? >> not yet. i mean, our research has just been initiated. we're looking at that. i think it's -- it's going to require us to take some time because on almost all cases, senator, there are multiple factors that each country uses so chi each -- you know, most countries use at least two or more differe

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freddie mac is bankrupt. the postal service is bankrupt. the v.a. has been a disaster and an embarrassment for years. let's be clear, though, today. the democrats have had the opportunity after opportunity to prove that what they believe in, the socialist way of life, this top-down control, will work. and they failed every single time. you can't name one of these federal programs over the last 100 years that's been a whopping success. but i got good news for you today. great news, as a matter of fact. thanks to you and many like you around the world, donald j. trump is president of the united states of america today. cheers and applause] he has a vision. he didn't come from the bubble here in washington. he's an outsider like i am. this guy's focused on getting results, guys. after eight years of the lowest economic growth in u.s. history under barack obama, president trump said, the job, one, was to grow the economy. i was honored to be in a small group in the white house two weeks after president trump was inaugurated to determine the agenda for t

onber three, a case study partnering to protect the public during freddie gray riots. i would like to thank our witnesses. i have been here now for 23 years. it's one of the best hearings i have seen, really. you were all very thorough and very detailed. members will have five legislative days to submit fortional written questions the witnesses to the chair, which will then be forwarded to the witnesses. i ask our witnesses to please respond as promptly as you can. again, i want to thank all of you for your patience. sorry we started late, we had some meetings that we have gone on for a while, but thank you very much. this meeting is adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] president trump released more tweets about why he decided to impose a series of tariffs on mexican goods beginning on june 10. the president tweeting, "people have been saying for years we should talk to mexico. the problem is that mexico

we'll be watch jg and freddy mercury is giving us goosebumps all over again.queen's long-time front man was released overnight. take a look, take a listen. ♪ time waits for nobody time waits for nobody ♪ ♪ we must plan our hopes together or we will have no future at all ♪ ♪ time waits for nobody >> that is a stripped down version of the stripped down song "time waits for nobody." its was recorded in 1986. >> where has it been? >> it came from dave clark. they did "glad all over," "catch me if you can." he got him to record it and lost the master recording. he lost it for years and then it turned up. it was before live aid. >> what i'm thinking is too bad you don't know too much about the song. >> we're all queen fans. i wanted a cross and freddy said i have all their dresses, i can do it. >> we'll be right back. as you easily climb upward? can you feel like you don't have a care in the world, while your entire world is taken care of? feel lost, while in complete control? you can, when you're free. the 2019 jeep grand cherokee our mission is to provide complete

now this is going more homes this is where freddie great. so this is a neighborhood. flooded with poverty and adequate public housing lack of opportunity and jobs for pretty much of your born in this community you're stuck here. most kids that grow up in poverty in baltimore city don't have the chance to leave within 5 blocks of there. where they were born to really. what's the situation with the police and you can be someone like philander castille who had a weapon that was legally purchased and still killed even though he followed all the rules you can be afraid of gray who ran away as so many examples of black people who did nothing wrong but just were killed because they like ice cube said their skin was their center in the united states black people are 3 times more likely than whites to be killed by the police. how do we make sure these people in your homes have the same access to quality of life that the people fells point have . it seems to me like before we can fix anything we have to acknowledge the truth of the situation what an acknowledgment it has to be

freddie gray spine was severed while in police custody no officer was ever convicted. i meet up with kwame rose a young political activists who hit the headlines during the protest. kwame was filmed in a well known t.v. host for failing to report the underlying race related issues fueling the honor asked i want you and oxys to get off because you're not here warning about the border with syria like right. think things are are better they can. even better we have a white supremacist in office now may be just as bad as robert e. lee was donald trump promotes and preys on the races ideologies that exist inside of american society you know we black people built this country from on our hands our blood sweat tears and we haven't got one ounce of compensation reparation or even acknowledgement of the contribution we did what is it that i should know about baltimore what people should know about baltimore is that we are majority black population. 63 percent black most of our elected officials are black but yet the disparity between income between white families and black fami

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.] >> a new freddie mercury, time waits for no one has been released.t was recorded in 1986 for a concept album in fired by the british musical "time." >> the trolls are back. anna kendrick and justin timberlake return in trolls world true. they discover they are just one of six tribes. trolls world tour hits theaters next april. >>> you're the host of love island. >> cbs has a host for its version of the love island. actress and comedian aerial vandenberg. it premieres july 9th. >>> and after more than four decades of playing the same character, mark hamill said he is done playing luke skywalker after the rise of sky walker is released. he said he isn't tired of the roll or franchise but he has closure. >> the peculiar aspect of the "star wars" mettology, if you're a jedi you come back. "star wars": "star wars": >>> it came down to the last pitch. the warriors find their answer in the nba draft? tip-off coming up. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly.

start of the season was such a nightmare for nationals pitcher trevor rosenthal, he must have ft like freddykrueger was going to pop out at any time. after signing an $8 million deal this offseason, he pitched in even games this year with an e.r.a. of 36.0. thn went on thered list and missed 39 games. tonight, the nats reinstated him and everyone is hing he's regained his form. max scherzer looking to build off his last outing where he struck out 15. diego.ul s home of the california burrito, delicious. a burrito with fries, just saying. p one, max gets some run support. that's kendrick. two on, two out. lines wasn't to left. eaton scores. bottom of the evening, max picki up where he left off. take a seat, greg garcia. looking.u next batter, wil myers, denied. like my college application to harvard. scherzer continues to dominate. nats lead 3-0 right now inthe fifth. >> that's rich. >>> orioles down in -- can do that all day, there's a lot of college application denis. orioles taking on the astros. that's andrew cashner. sixth inning, we pick it up. nunez launches this one deep to left. over