jeanette has already one friend in san francisco. a homeless man he befriended last year when he hit a homerun at oracle park. >>> trenchcoat. on the street. he came up to me and said you are scooter jeanette. it was surprising. that he knew me. a day game. i had one. after the game of walking to the bus and there is a guy in the french coat the ball. i get on the bus and i start thinking about it. i look at the app and i see the highlight. i see the guy get the ball. i get off the bus and he said i have your ball.>>> babe ruth story called the shot. the kid the homeless man at the home run. story. >>> see the countdown clock. the big five. for the 49er preseason game. against the cowboys this saturday. >>> he is an eagles fan. >>> jimmy g is not going to play. the 49ers code back is looking healthy. after tearing his acl last september. last year an nfl record for receiving by a tight end. is excited to have his talent and leadership back on the field. >>> rookie year he was coming down the sideline. we have to get this drive. 53 he

jeanette rankin was the first woman ever to get elected to gas. she came from the great state of montana. and it was in the early 1900s. she is one that is one of my favorites. montana -- i talk about kicking dark money out of our elections. at one point every single office was controlled by these wealthy cost per desktop appearance. mark twain talked -- wealthy copper barrens. mark twain dr. mudd about even by several corruption smells sweet in montana. the greatest issue confronting us is whether the corporation shall control of people or the people shall control corporations. fast-forward 100 years and that is what has happened. the greatest we never were regular folks pass this thing called the current practice act of 1912 that said, you know what, we are equal on one day, and that is election day, and our voice is stronger than any damn corporation. we need to do it all across this country if we are ever going to get this democracy back. >> [inaudible] gov. bullock: the question was how do you address the shortage of mental health professiona

jeanette: buenas tardes a todos.y oficial de asuntos públicos para el paso. llevamos dos días aquí en esta investigación, nos falta mucho todavía. queremos darles una puesta d el equipo del fbi ha traído recursos adicionales para ayudar al personal local, aquí en el paso, para asistir al departamento de policías a recopilar pruebas. tenemos a más de 40 individuos de varias oficinas de toda la nación que van a estar llevando a cabo estudios forenses en el lugar de los hechos para darle a los investigadores una mejor comprensión del incidente. la unidad de análisis ha enviado personal para hacer investigación de conducta para comprender la complejidad de este incidente violento. de víctimas a el paso para ayudar a las víctimas, a sus familias y a testigos. estos individuos han sido asignados al centro de familias en la escuela elemental mcarthur. lo que estamos haciendo es que esos especialistas sean asignados a cada familia para que les ayuden en este momento de crisis. la jefatura también tiene analistas y profesiona

now, that didn't stop there, they also acquired infielder scooter jeanette from the reds for cash consideration. they have limited jeanette to only 20 games of the season but he was an all-star in 2018, and had a career-high 27 home run in 2017. now, meanwhile the a's added another starting pitcher. tanner o'rourke from the cincinnati reds. he told reporters that he was in an abby's parking lot eating a beef and cheddar when he found out that he was being traded. >> it is not an awful place to be. but, yeah, we have some michelin star places around here whether it is in the east bay or across the bridge we can probably find him a good spot to get a quick meal. >> keep them happy, keep them healthy, and the a's also a ay. so they, the starting rotation, a plethora. so they are interested in the wild card, they are making a round for the playoffs. the giants keeping this optimism going and building for the future. good day. >> good defense. >>> i am john ramos in antioch where bart is asking people for feedback about the idea of creating a pedestrian bridge across the freeway to get to it station

jeanette rankin was the first woman ever to get elected to gas .he came from the great state of montana. 1900s.was in the early she is one that is one of my favorites. kicking-- i talk about dark money out of our elections. at one point every single office was controlled by these wealthy cost per desktop appearance. mark twain talked -- wealthy copper barrens. mark twain dr. mudd about even by several corruption smells sweet in montana. the greatest issue confronting us is whether the corporation shall control of people or the people shall control corporations. fast-forward 100 years and that is what has happened. the greatest we never were regular folks pass this thing called the current practice act of 1912 that said, you know what, we are equal on one day, and that is election day, and our voice is stronger than any damn corporation. thised to do it all across country if we are ever going to get this democracy back. gov. bullock: the question was how do you address the shortage of mental health professionals and lack of mental health access in o

away from resolving their train work that story of north coming up next in the interview business jeanette will be here with that stick around. i'm secure that volume or not hard and in the end is a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with clients and. what's your story. ready on what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story you know a train always to understand this new culture . or not of a little or nothing yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. up. your group washington china counters strong tariffs with the cheaper you want leading the white house to cry currency manipulation hours later beijing announces it will no longer buy foreign produce from the u.s. . i also want to show a canadian company that wants to socks the o 2 out of the air and turn it into fuel . and how syrians fleeing the civil war are benefiting from an appetite for their traditional addition in the sudanese capital. this is d.w. business i'm join

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first we will start with the end of the scooter jeanette era. he is gone.ely a month before the giants decided to release him today. if you don't recall, scooter jeanette was picked up in a trade at the trade deadline, not quite a month ago. he had one big game in the major leagues. four home runs at one point. with the giants, .277. high strikeout rate. they decided the 29-year-old is out of a job, at least with the san francisco organization. what frank was talking about was a cool story of mauricio. he is going to be the only major league player ever born in honduras. several years ago, he was in honduras growing up obviously. his mom was worried about the high crime rate there. 18 from the united states came. she wanted her son to be healthy and safe, went to live with a family in sacramento. today, he is a san francisco giants. came from sacramento. check out this tweet. this is him 10 years ago. he actually tweeted out basically, i'm going to play here someday. from all reports, he is a great kid. he is tearing it up in aaa. mauricio. lookout for him.

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also acquiring infielder scooter jeanette for considerations. emma injuries have limited him to only 20 games this season, he was an all-star in 2018. a career-high 27 home run in 2017. he is a free agent after this season. the a's have another starting pitcher for 10 o'rourke, cincinnati reds. he learned he was traded while eating lunch in an arby's parking lots. >> feels like an arby's night. >> it is not an awful place to be. but yeah i think we had some michelin star. places around here, whether it is in the east bay are cross the bridge begin family are goo >> they just said that they have good curly fries at arby's. >> the a's added the division leading astros who acquired a former cy young winner zack greinke. he will join their team in rotation. even bob melvin admitted the obvious. >> they are asking me right now, they seem to have gone a little bit better too. >> houston also added to the bullpen, picking up a trade with the blue jays. he spent four seasons in toronto. prior to that, he spent his time here, as an intern in the kpi expo

jeanette's throw is way off- line. to give the rockies the lead.me sport in the eighth- inning, but he rolls one into the right-center field gap. will smith tries to close this one out, it's a little difficult here. colorado put runners on first and second, but he gets murphy to and the ending. they giants when 6-5. >>> mark canna delivers a two- out single to left. they give oakland a 2-0 lead. in the fifth inning, he drives one out to the right. he is been out a month with a knee injury looking healthy as he makes the leap. she appreciates that support. they blast with a three run home run to put the game away. if they half-game back on tampa in the wildcard chase. tonight former intern joe was a part of history in debut with his astros. he pitched a scoreless eighth inning and was one of four pictures who combined to throw a no-hitter against the mariners. the second time in the last month seattle has been no-hit. houston wins the game 9-0. still to come, the class of 2019 joins the pro football hall of fame. >>> here's one you guys will like. s

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jeanette already has one fan in san francisco, a homeless man he befriended last year when he hit a home oracle park. >> we were friends on the street. he came up to me, you are scooter gennett and it was surprising he knew me and i told him i would hit him one. i hit one and after the game, i walked to the bus and there was a guy they are in a trench coat and i got on and started thinking about it and i looked and saw this guy trying to get the ball. i got off the bus and i said, i got you a home run ball. >> the answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind at wrigley field. marcus semien goes the other way with a two run shot, and later he added his 19th home run with the 17th inning a complete disaster. four runs in two thirds of an inning. the a's lose 6-5 and the good news, they remain one half game back in the wildcard. getting down to crunch time in the wildcard and that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> the time is 4:57. >>> in our next half hour, a bay area company pulls the line on an online message board accused of spreading hate. >>> one person i

for assignment and he was hitting 185 this season and the move clears a roster spot for scooter jeanetteuired in a trade with cincinnati on wednesday before the deadline engine that is starting at second base in tonight's game at colorado. >>> the a's have a rare friday off but they were able to be part of the most interesting story in baseball today.>> 96. there it is. two weeks ago nathan patterson tried the speed pitch at the colorado rockies game and hit as high as 96 mph. he did the same thing at a aaa game last year. that video viral, and it caught the attention of the a's who had been talking to the 23- year-old since january. yesterday, the green and gold signed him to a minor-league contract. he will start his professional career with oaklands rookie league team in arizona. he has a few levels ago. >> yes. field of dreams. don't go out and try to throw that hard just to get on the a's. >> work up to it. exactly. you don't want to throw your arm out.>> you can do it, make sure it gets on social media.>>> the cbs evening news is coming up next.>> nora o'donnell is here with the pr

. >> jeanette, is there anything you would like to share with tennille?get a service dog. we are so excited to tell you today that she is yours. [ cheers and applause ] >> so tennille, first of all, how awesome is that? i can't even speak, it's so good. >> that's -- i'm very blessed. it's so nice, so nice. >> wouldn't it be nice though to meet your dog in person? >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm sure you can't wait for that. we can't wait for that either, so jeanette, why don't you just come on out. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh. this is so nice. oh, my gosh. he's so cute. is it a boy or a girl? >> it's a little girl. >> oh, my gosh, she's so cute. >> come and join us. >> we only have a few seconds left. thank you, bless you for what you're doing. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. happening today, people can start making claims against pg&e for losses they suffered during the wildfires in 2017 and 2018. they can file their claims through the wildfire

thank you very much, jeanette rodriguez in mumbai.o come. >> bloomberg ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. the foreign minister of malaysia says he would push back against expansions for trading with bloomberg inke to bangkok about how the government's positioning amid all these rising tension. >> we would like to trade with the the u.s. and china, and thing that we are most worried should therapy unilateral sanctions against us? our position is we want to continue trading with china. because is some concern the u.s. has already taken action against some of the countries it deems as having trade deficits, like china, germany, canada. in the top, they are 10, including india. are you concerned that the u.s. will take action against that? if thise concerned, but were to happen then we just have to say they are being unfair and you are being a big bully. >> do you think the u.s. will buy that? have you had conversations with the u.s. about it? >> no, and i hope this will not happen. we are a firm believer of fair and i think it is hurting anyany countr

here to answer that question is emergency medicine expert doctor jeanette.g to learn the dangers of cigarettes, more specific about the dangers, learn the dangers of they bring. >> we have to take precautions because we are still learning and researching the effects of inhaling these chemicals, and how they are affecting children. so many young teenagers and kids are hospitalized on ventilators in the icu and yesterday in the in new york, help the permit issued an advisory warning, severe lung damage. todd: this is involving teens which at the end of they are still kidney. misunderstood -- illinois 6. those are those numbers. what happens in the lung? >> what happens especially in young people. we are seeing this mainly in younger people. usually what is an of a product, and when they come together it is possible that is what is causing inflammation in their lungs. it is also possible they are putting other things in. marijuana, some other type of drug. when you have mixtures of chemicals. you mix them together, they are heated up and it could because inflam

joining us now on the phone is doctor jeanette, good to talk to you. there's still so many questions, do you by the autopsy report? >> hello? >> my question to you to repeat, you by the autopsy report? >> i'm a little suspicious because most of the time that bone, when it's broken, it's usually homicidal, from somebody choking your. strangulation. we usually don't see this in suicide. that's a lot of force to break that bone in your neck according to the autopsy, what little information we have, multiple fractures in the neck which requires a lot of force. he's maybe around 6-foot tall, there needs to be a significant amount of force for him to hit the ground at a certain angle to break those bonds. even though it is rare, it is still a possibility. the medical examiner says it broken bones doesn't mean anything but it does, in my opinion because it is so rare to have this type of fracture and multiple fractures. according to the reports, we do have him kneeling down. kneeling forward. he knelt forward. >> great to talk to you. my question is, it's not

giants picked up cincinnati reds fielder, scooter jeanette.played high school ball in sacramento. >>> milwaukee brewers. then they have a rare friday off. last night, the a's lost to the brewers at the coliseum, 4-2. and this is how it started. the brewers' first hitter. lorenzo cane, hit a homer. milwaukee's second run. they beat the a's relay. look. in the outfield, they get the ball. get it into the infield. get it into home plate. just missed it. meantime, a's needed more starting pitchers. it is now 6:59. singer paul simon, headlining the outside festival. and there's another chance to catch paul simon, before the festival. he will have a pop-up show at the fox theater in oakland. friday, august 9th. now, if you have a ticket to the outside festival, you'll get first dibs before they go on sale to the public tomorrow. >>> and the big woodstock 50 concert, well, it's now officially canceled. after months of planning and all kinds of problems, organizers pulled the plug on that music festival, just weeks before musicians were due to take th

scooter jeanette singles. giants on the board 4-1. seventh inning. diamond backs go on to win 6-1.nd to a's, astros fourth inning no score. to that point with a solo shot to left, simeon's 21st of the year. 1-0 a's. alex bregman digs out. astros in front 3-1. sixth inning astros looking to add on and ewe ri gurrielmokes one down. ka rhea races around to score. news out of the nfl. at raiders camp, it's time for another edition of as the helmet turns. antonio brown is still angry with the nfl over the helmet issue. it looks like the raiders have had enough as mike mayock delivered the ultimatum. >> here's the bottom line. he's upset about the helmet issue. we have supported that. we appreciate that, okay? but at this point, we've pretty much exhausted all avenues of relief. so, from our perspective, it's time for him to be all in or all out, okay? so, we're hoping he's back soon. we got 89 guys busting their tails. we are really excited about where this franchise is going and we hope a.b.s going to be a big part of it starting week one against denver. >> the 49ers take on the bronco

scooter jeanette uniform on friday.>>> the a's silent night at the coliseum.getting the oakland a's unplugged. sometimes it is like that. the energy wasn't there. maybe the release of stress from the trade passing by. the first inning second pitch of the game. levered by brett anderson. lorenzo cain the launch. gone and 1-0. the brewers would never trail. they add another in the third. the guy looks like he is the mvp of the league kristen yell at each with a shot to right. orlando garcia and what they slide. that was 2-0. they would add to it. 8th inning a's down 3-1. off the bench with a pinch-hit shot at he writes in the field. that will score a run. 3-2 is the closest they would get. milwaukee adds another one. for-2 final. no walk off. the a's were dollar and a hot dog short. >>> they did make a deal earlier in the day. they got homer bailey a week ago to add to their pitching strength. tanner who happened to be sitting in an arby's in cincinnati they heard the news. he had been picked up by the oakland a's in exchange for a minor leaguer. pretty solid ve

joining us now on the phone is doctor jeanette, good to talk to you.

plus, jeanette, president trump signaling he supports background checks and red flag laws.ake executive action? the nra is weighing in. coming up, the former acting attorney general joins us live. and later, a brand-new violent film about elites literally hunting down so-called

jeanette josh wong.torically this kind of thing usually means that we are going to get higher prices for these painkillers. >> that could be the case but let's look on the bright side of this. they are now probably going to be forced to manufacture less prescription narcotics plus we have ruled now that there has to be a third prescription written by less. that's one of the agreements that our president of the administration decided that they need to do this in order to help curb the opiate epidemic. reducing the number of the ascription of the ends written and putting this money that they are going to get from johnson & johnson toward the top prevention education but it should not raise prices. it is always a possibility. there should be less and less prescriptions written. and you know it, that might even be a good thing if prices go up because we don't want these prescriptions out on the market as much as we are seeing now. this is what is contributing to the overdose problem. methadone, hydrocodone,

again, my name is jeanette harper. i'm the public affairs officer for the el paso division here. as we said, we're more than a day into this investigation and still have a long way to go, but we like to give you updates on what we're working on. the fbi critical response group deployed additional resources to help add to our local personnel here in the el paso office as we assist the police department in collecting evidence at the incident site. the evidence response team personnel has over 40 individuals and they come from multiple field offices across the nation. these individuals will conducting forensics review and recreating the crime scene to give the investigators a better idea, an understanding of the incident. fbi behavioral analysis unit has send out personnel to assist in providing behavioral-based investigative techniques and understanding the complexity of this violent incident. the crime services unit from headquarters has deployed over 18 victim specialists to el paso to assist the victims, the victim families, as well as witnesses. these 18 individuals have been a

plus, jeanette, president trump signaling he supports background checks and red flag laws. will he take executive action? the nra is weighing in. coming up, the former acting attorney general joins us live. and later, a brand-new violent film about elites literally hunting down so-called deplorables, human beings. at least one network has told the ad is now a major hollywood production from his grandma started with them marketing as many as why was it even make you mad welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. foxton coverage, garrett tenney standing by in el paso. trace gallagher from karl rove but we start with kristin fisher on how president trump and the first lady spent the day with two grieving communities. >> we didn't get to see too much of president trump today. all of his meetings with survivors in el paso were close to the press but there was a moment late tonight, his last stop in el paso where we got to watch president trump hear the story of one of the heroes. >> officer rodriguez is one of the first responders at the walmart shooting in

jeanette rankin. she was actually the first woman to be elected to congress. she came from the great state of montana. it was in the early 1900s. she is one who is one of my favorites. taking dark money out of our elections has been the fight of my career. at one point, every single office was controlled by these copper barrens mark twain said by montana, their corruption sounds normal. biggest issue dealing with us today is if the corporations will control the people or the corporations will control the people. people so we are all equal on one day, election day. and our voice is stronger than any corporation. they kicked the corporations out of our elections. we need to do it all across this country if we are ever going to get this democracy back. >> the question was how do you address the shortage of mental oflth professionals and lack mental health access in our state? it is something that i was struggles with everyday. and montana. i knew when i got medicaid , i knew i had not only saved rural hospitals that provide opportunities for the hundreds of thous

jeanette fennel is the founder.stry implements those changes. some automakers like gm, nissan, and hyundai, are getting on board voluntarily. gm says the majority of their 2019 models include rear seat reminder technology, and by 2020 all models will. for 2019, nissan added hot car child alerts to some of its most popular models, including the rogue and altima. in many models like seen here the alert is displayed on a dashboard, reminding the driver to check the back seat. fennel says most carmakers are not going far enough. >> the key is any technology that is added to the vehicle should detect the presence of a child. now there's a couple of vehicles, a hyundai santa fe, palisade, and there's a kia telluride, where the kia and the hyundai vehicles go that extra step that we need, is when you lock your vehicle and you walk away, if it senses any motion in your back seat or third row if have that, the vehicle, after 20 seconds, it will start beeping and the lights will start blinking. so everybody would know that th

with regard to foreign policy and wheeler's connection was much stronger with wellington rankin, jeanette's brother who was a close political ally of wheeler's all through his political career. so if he runs against jim murray in 1942 it's not very hard for wheeler to decide he's going to support rankin. he never really does it publicly so he doesn't get tagged with endorsing a republican against a democrat but very much maneuvered behind- the-scenes, tried to make sure that he was stressing the right kind of issues and that sort of thing and really wanted rankin to win. and i think he was quite disappointed that he didn't. and certainly, mrs. wheeler was -- that murray prevailed, so the rankin connection was much stronger through the brother than the sister but they certainly had compatibility on those foreign-policy issues. >> to comment on the election of 1946, yes. wheeler is running for what would be his fifth term and he has created essentially this bipartisan coalition with the republican governor at the time and i think that served to do one important thing. it started to alienate h

there's also jeanette from pbi, our powerhouse in philly. it was an amazing panel.n, that room was full of women. we called it the sister circle. talking just real deal about the business, life, relationships. we had a really good time. oh, and -- >> oh, and then we happened to run into this guy right here. >> me and my backup dancers there. no, we had a great time, so many people. >> it's very important for people to see that kendis and i are not the same person. >> right, right. >> we are two separate people. what i will say about nabj, it really is just an incredible organization. for those who don't know, it was started decades ago to advocate for black journalists. there are so many, and there are other organizations out there for asian american journalists, hispanic journalists, that advocate for people of color in newsrooms because there are challenges. i think many people would see us up here and say, you know, good job, nabj, way to go abc. but as we know, the work continues. >> absolutely. >> and it will always continue. when it comes to nabj, we were able

wheeler's family with rankin family, was closer with jeanette's brother, a close political ally of wheeler all through wheeler's career. so when rankin runs against murray in 1942, not very hard for wheel to decide to support rankin. he never really did it publicly so he doesn't get tagged with endorsing a republican against a democrat but he very much maneuvered behind the scenes, tried to make sure rankin was stressing the right kinds of issues and that sort of thing and really wanted rankin to win and was quite decides pointed he didn't. certainly mrs. wheeler was disappointed murray prevailed in 1942. so the rankin connection was stronger through the brother than sister but they certainly knew each other and had compatibility on those issues. >> comment on election 1946. >> election of 1946, yes. wheeler is running for what would be his fifth term. he's created this essentially bipartisan coalition with the republican governor at the time, ford. i think that served to do one important thing. it started to the alienate him from his political base. so he falls out of favor with sort of t

is here to show us compost and jeanette is here to show us how to make your own.one has brown things like wood chippings, sawdust, any woody material you have pruned off things. these are all things you've got from the garden here? yes, and your garden at home. there's some apples in there as well and you can put those in. the nitrogen rich ones are plant—based those in. the nitrogen rich ones are pla nt—based ones. those in. the nitrogen rich ones are plant—based ones. perennial leaves, kitchen waste, spinach and spring onion, apples. you put it in there? paper as well, because that's carbon, but nothing with a plastic film on it. grass cuttings, can they go in? that's fine as long as there's no herbicides on the lawn before, because that will affect it. nice clean grass cuttings. you have done that. you've got to put the lid on? laid on, keep it warm and the smaller they are the quicker it will breakdown. keep the lid on and turn it. the smaller it is the quicker it will breakdown. if you want to put leaves in as well, they are great. put a plastic lid on it and

first up happy 102nd birthday to jeanette cohen, retired pharmacist from indianapolis, indiana.ingber o minnesota, celebrating 100 years. if she's not playing cards, will you get mildred on her ipad. i would love to play a round of gin rummy with you and happy birthday to tony campos from orange, california a world traveller. he served in the navy during world war ii we salute you for your service happy birthday and sylvia letterman from coconut creek, florida, is 100 she said the secret to longevity is drinking wine. >> wow i'll live to 500. >> miss ruth schlom is from los angeles, california. this avid volunteer is also 100. she was married to the love of her life more than 70 years. and happy birthday to annette smith, hard worker from providence, rhode island her secret to longevity, laughing all the time. >> amen to that. >> yeah. don't forget, if you know someone celebrating a milestone, please tell us about it today.com. >> longevity, laughing and wine. >> wait for this your mind will be blown. >> you going to love it? >> it's good >> she knows what she's doing. go to tod

scooter jeanette. taking the lead in the fifth.in the 8th inning and buster posey got the pinch-hit two run double. giants win 6-5. >>> we are following the two mass shootings in america in less than 24 hours. we will tell you what authorities know about the shooting last night in dayton, ohio. >>> the city of berkeley is conducting a series of evacuation drills in the event of wildfires. we will tell you why files like -- why firefighters as a people that not even live in the hills need to be prepared. >>> a shooting in a nightclub believes nine people dead. witnesses describe what they saw as investigators look into how the tragedy happened. >> and that shooting comes after a shooting in el paso that killed 20. >>> preparing the east bay for the event of a wildfire. how firefighters in berkeley are trying to prepare people for an evacuation scenario. >>> good morning. welcome to mornings on two on this sunday, august 4th. >> frank has a morning off. rosemary is joining us with the weekend weather. >> we will see the cooling trend