. >> niners' defensive coordinator jim o'neil called a great game.un blitzes, they toughed todd gurley. to baseball now and after sweeping the d-backs the giants seemed to be on track and rolling into a series with the lowly padres and the offense just vanished again. how about dad and daughter? they are enjoying the game, but not much fun for the giants. on the hill in the fourth and solarte will beat the shift with a base hit. it is 1-0 padres. six innings and in the 6th, exgiant hector sanchez with a two-run bomb and that's a fair ball. they blank the giants 4-0. the dodgers won and they are now four games back with 19 to play. the a's they took on the defending world champion kansas city royals. what a season he is having. his 36th to win 473 feet. marcus simeon and he has clout and he is having a big year. the a's walked 10 times. and they rule to victory. abc7 sports is

jim o'neil, the use of the blitz was superb, especially the run blitzes.othered todd gurley. there was a streaker who ran out on the field and he had way more yardage than todd gurley had tonight. >> i was impressed. he had blitz packages that the rams did not pick up. the swarming defense, you know, gurley has to pick a seem and go. you cannot dance around with this defense. there are eight to 10 guys on every play. very impressive how they shutdown one of the best running backs in the league. this is something they can build on. pre-season you are not sure what you have on defense until you get into the real game. very impressive on the defensive side of the ball. >> 17 carries and 47 yards for todd gurley. he ran 1100 last year and missed the early part of the season. under three yards per carry. as a total the 49ers held the rams to 186 yards for the entire game. let's talk about the 9er rushing game. hydes, when he was in college he was used to that read option game. he looked very comfortable and sometimes not hitting the hole, but the jump cut and g

new york city police commissioner jim o'neill and his second day on the job says they probably saved more lives. >> they circled the block. they parked their vehicle and actually walked down the block and that is how they found it they did a great job. >> reporter: the pressure cooker they found was taken away by the bomb squad and is now become analyzed for clues as to the origin. authorities are sifterring through surveillance camera video looking for a suspect and are asking for the public's help. >> for all new yorkers, a central message we want to give today is be vigilant. be vigilant at this point in time. >> reporter: now two law enforcement sources tell cbs news that components believed to have come from a pressure cooker have been recovered at the scene of the explosion behind me. those along with parts from a cell phone that a federal source says is believed to have been used to set off that device, reena. >> reporter: anna werner, new york, thanks anna. the fbi is calling a stabbing spree at a minnesota mall saturday night a potential act of terrorism. kenneth craig has t

the police commissioner jim o'neil calling it a very complex investigation and reporting that components indicative of an ied were found used if that explosion there in chelsea on west 23rd street. making sure it new yorkers, as always, remain vigilant. i'm still sitting here with steve rogers, former member of the fbi's joint terrorism task force and retired lieutenant commander from the office of naval intelligence. as that press conference wrapped up, it got a little tense there regarding terminology and what to label this. the mayor and the police commissioner, they're very careful about what to call it. the mayor saying it's intentional. it's violate. it's criminal. but they did not want to label it anything beyond that. does that at all impact the investigation? >> i believe it does. it impacts public awareness. first the nypd commissioner and then the mayor described this act as a violent criminal act. reminds me of ft. hood all over again. for some reason, they can't come to grips with the reality that this is a terrorist attack. look, you don't need an international connection.

we are just getting news that the treasury secretary, jim o'neill, has just resigned from goldman sachs charles: i argued at the time that brexit would not be a big story globally, and i turned out to be right about that. reasonht that the main for that is that there are not a lot of alternatives to london as a global financial center within europe. i think it is a joke that ireland or frankfurt could become a substitute. there are some major issues for the u k, but globally i did not see it as a big deal. i thought it was an inflated rhetorical discussion, a little bit like the current election campaign. tom: rosengren on the left, calomiris on the right. what is the summation for continental europe? charles: for continental europe, i think the same issues become only worse because the banks are in a weaker position because the economy there is in a weaker position. we are looking at a banking system that is not really recovering, and monetary policies are making it worse. tom: charlie keller meares returns on bloomberg -- charles calomiris returns on bloomberg radio. michael mckee wil

jim leonard, joe he is pesposito. the mayor will start it off with some comments. >> thank you very much, commissioner. you're going to hear after i give some opening comments, you're going to hear from commissioner o'neill in detail and then commissioner niegrow and bill sweeney, assistant director of the fbi. i want to thank our federal partners who have been with us at the very beginning. we are working very, very closely with the fbi to determine exactly what happened here. i was in the affected area this morning talking to residents. governor cuomo and i spoke to a number of people who live and work in that area. and i want to say at the outset, i want to commend my fellow new yorkers who deal with challenges with incredible resiliency, who are strong, who are focused on going about their everyday business, who are not intimidated by anything. that's something we're very proud of here in the city. i talked to a lot of people, including folks who were in their homes or in their businesses at the moment the explosion occurred last night. they uniformly said it worried them for sure, but they also said it was not going to change anything they were doing today, and i saw people out there going about the