johnny bananas: there we are.on of sleepover squares, we're going to be playing a trivia game where, if you get one of these questions wrong, you're going to have to tell the hard truth about one of your castmates. you got to understand, my brother, you're dealing with angels here. for every angel, there's got to be a demon. and that's who's sitting on this couch over here. we're going to try and balance it out and see which one wins out in the end, all right? question one is going to go to you, eric. in 1992, norman's art company was named after his dog, who was named after what type of cheese? a, cheddar; b, string cheese; c, brie; or d, gouda. d. [laughs] it's not you! no, this is to eric! it's to eric! heather, you can't pop in like that! it's gouda, brother. johnny bananas: all right. - that's an easy one. - all right. listen, you had a little help there from your cast member, all right? [laughter] now, this next question is going to heather b. and only heather b. what very popular stage musical is set in new

the list of people middle america discovered thanks to johnny. carson is an immense one and it's hard to imagine some of these people were once upon a time unknowns, but they include barbra streisand george carlin richard pryor jerry seinfeld robin williams, eddie murphy ellen degeneres, chris, rock and david letterman. carson also advanced the careers of emerging comics like steve martin and woody allen and jay leno and joan rivers and then of course he provided a venue for established performers like don rickles and buddy hackett and jimmy stewart. they're really four ways to measure carson's success. first of all, of course is tenure 30 years at the head of the tonight show compared to 22 for jay leno and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight shows the longest running entertainment show in you the united states. it started in 1954 1954 at the dawn of television. if that's 66 years ago and even though he has long been off the air the late night format still looks a lot like the way that carson built it. in terms of audience the second measur

johnny carson was also a gold mine for nbc. at its peak, "the tonight show" was generating 17% of all the profits for nbc. and that's an astonishing share of income for one 90-minute share after prime time. no show ever made more money. now, carson was well paid for his efforts. particularly in his later years. but nbc made a great deal of money off carson's approach. i also want to bring to your attention the fourth issue that i think really demonstrates the importance of johnny carson as a political and cultural figure of the 20th century. and this may be the most important aspect of carson's career. but one that has drawn very little attention from his biographers. in the 1960s, when segregation still dominated many parts of this country, the early carson quietly made "the tonight show" one the most int grated places in america. his respectful treatment and promotion of a range of political and cultural voices normalized the changes that american society was about to make to end jim crow. carson smoothed over much of the con

nobody did it better than johnny carson.t it wasn't just an american dynamic, even though we can look to will rogers and mark twain before carson. it's also a global reality. you can look back to the ancient egyptians and the romans, and they to mock the authorities of the day. it's a key way of perhaps lifting the burdens of daily life. like the jesters or fools of european courts, late night comics have some license to speak truth to power in a way that other political figures would find difficult to do. there is a space of play that allows for the exaggerations to create an environment where you can remind people that you are only kidding if the jokes seemed to go too far. but if you look across the 30 years of johnny carson's career, rarely did he go too far for his audience, largely because he knew them so well. societies relished the opportunity to cut political leaders down to size. a joke, even a sharp one, can reduce the arrogance and perhaps the creeping authoritarianism that's at risk in modern centralized, powerf

mark twitchell didn't know johnny from adam, and besides, there was no indication that johnny ever made it to the garage at all. >> the close friends were the ones who had come to the police. they basically got nothing other than these emails. >> there was one thing, though, and it came from mark twitchell. he wondered, he said, if maybe someone was being set up. >> because it just doesn't sit right. so the first thing i start asking myself is, who all knows about what we do there and what our schedule looks like? and stuff like that. >> was the disappearance staged somehow? but if someone was being fooled, who was it and why? was all this just some big stunt, even a publicity stunt? detective bill clark was thoroughly engaged by now. he had spent a career listening to criminals spend their stories. maybe he could figure out if this twitchell guy was trying to play the cop somehow. he pulled the recording of the interview. >> when i watch an interview, i listen to what the guy says but i'm looking at the body language. i'm looking for signs of deceit. i remember coming out of that inter

they were chanting johnny johnny with every single pitch. thought he was going to put a complete game thought that he was going to get all the way through. but hey, you got to preserve the win. right. so they took it out after 8, 2, thirds innings and like you said, jason was a gymnast, a really good outing for johnny cueto so much so that when good couple went to the mound for the second time to officially pull him out of the game. he got booed. but you know what, couple had a really great attitude about it after the game. take a listen. >> it's not for some of the problems is i understand the fans wanted to see johnny finish that game. i want to see john even inside and everybody in the dugout want to see johnny finished second. so i i think i was i was right there with them been in their shoes. i would probably be reacting the same way is it was certainly that to be able to leave him in there and try to complete the game. >> we all had our fingers crossed for a complete game, but it was still a very exciting win and the fans were just pre

there's johnny, happy johnny. johnny did not know how to swim when he got there.d that fascinating. always with a big smile on his face. >> is it also true that johnny washed out in pilot training as well? >> well, technically he did. i believe that happened at the next phase of advanced training. i actually got ahold of his training records and the instructors would write, you know, he knows how, but he just can't do it. not enough flaps. he's a menace to the air field. i think he's a bright guy. he ended up flourishing as a coach, but not a great pilot. >> you know what? if that's the only hole in johnny's card, we're all fine with that in boston. a beloved figure. we miss him dearly. >> right. love him. so i think i've got a couple more slides. and i don't want to take up too much of the presentation. this is just another one. i believe that's when dimaggio came down and we had reunions at some of the games. there you go. now, this is a card that i'm sure a lot of the viewers have. that's from chapel hill. you have to squint to read the writing, but that is one

johnny and comedian anna roisman tell a scary story. now, here's your host, johnny bananas! welcome to "celebrity sleepover," where only acceptable, but preferred because they'reng a statement, my first guest is an assassin on stage and the host of "the margaret cho podcast." please welcome the fabulous margaret cho! margaret cho, i would like to welcome you to my, uh, well-decorated man cave. i love it. thank you. and where are you coming to us from today? i'm in my house in los angeles. and who is this fabulous little guest you decided to bring on with you? this is lucia katerina. she is a 5 pound chihuahua dalmatian, so she's a very long chihuahua. it's going to be difficult though if she misbehaves. i mean, that's a tough-- that's a lot to spit out at once. you have like a short, and you just call her lucci? when she's bad, she gets her korean name, which is cho ru cha. cho lu cha! cho ru cha! that's her korean name. she gets scared. yeah. margaret, you're a stand-up comedian. you have a prolific stand-up career, but you've recently made the shift over to the podcasting

to meet johnny has set himself the task of reducing mistrust of the government and the authorities and dispelling myths about vaccination. is just another tool to control people in the private areas maybe some heard about microchips and stuff from patras but more it's you know. who else what why should we listen to anybody watch relisten for anybody now especially given that no written to us before conversations with locals reveal their suspicious. i'll do next one. it's not going to do me no good rather to kill me and i'm tyrus cannot happen in that i don't want to know how they're tested it on a human being and that's not right that they could. do to me johnny can get some pasta spy to talk to him but it's difficult to convince those who flat out reject the idea of getting the job british health authorities have launched social media campaigns to combat conspiracy theories and vaccination myths. the language we use the messenger we use and the message and i think out of all of those probably the messenger maybe one of the most important one if you just trusted community member someon

for you do to me johnny can't get some pasta spy to talk to him but it's difficult to convince those who flat out reject the idea of getting the job british health authorities have to go on social media campaigns to combat conspiracy theories and vaccination myths and. the language we use the messenger we use and the message and i think all of those probably the messenger maybe one of the most important one if you just trusted community member someone they know someone they can relate to someone who looks like them someone who sees the same language as them. it's more easy to build a rapport with to understand what they are talking about saying johnny doesn't simply ignore the argument that the vaccine could have side effects he puts it into perspective saying millions of people have had no major complications and besides scientific studies so i can impose my opinion on some of my concern help and so i will look at my work for the same place you can go and you really got your source of information had some other things they're trying to balance be honest to me johnny was at least abl

to meet johnny or set himself the task of reducing mistrust of the government and the authorities and dispelling myths about vaccination. it's just another tool to control people in the primaries maybe so we heard about microchips and stuff from cheaper but more it's you know. who else why should we listen to anybody watch really since anybody now especially given that no recent was before conversations with locals reveal their suspicion. i do not one tip. is not going to do me no good rather to kill me or i'm high risk and i'm not having enough i don't want to know they're tested it on human beings and that's not right that they could. do to me johnny can get some passes by to talk to him but it's difficult to convince those who flat out reject the idea of getting the job british health authorities have launched a social media campaigns to combat conspiracy theories and vaccination myths and. the language we use the messenger we use and the message and i think out of all of those probably the messenger maybe one of the most important one if it's a trusted community member someone the

johnny cueto pitched into the ninth inning.ndon called brandon crawford delivered the biggest hit in the seventh bases loaded double that scored two runs. the giants won 3 to 1. on you're watching ktvu plus at 6 30 san francisco schools are getting ready to welcome back students next monday. for now, it's only the youngest students returning to class, but it's ktvu christien kafton explains. they expect all students will return to class in mid august. bryant elementary school in san francisco's mission district is just about ready to welcome back students. the classrooms may look a little different with more room between desks and clear partitions, but the district says it's ready to welcome back there. first group of students, bryant is one of 22 elementary schools here in the san francisco unified school district that will re open their doors to students for in person learning on monday, and we could not be more excited. district says it's working to bring back more elementary students throughout april and hopes to have 107 s

next slide, johnny always happy. he did not know how to swim when he got there, i found that fascinating, but always a big smile on his face. >> is it also true that johnny washed out in pilot training? >> technically, he did. i believe that happens at the next phase of advanced training, but actual got a hold of his training records and that instructors would write, you know, he knows he just can't do it. too much laps. he is a menace to the airfield but i think he's a very break i. he ends up flourishing as a coach. but not a great pilot. >> if that is the only hole in johnny's dance card, we are all fine with that. he's a beloved figure, we miss him dearly. >> right, right. we love him. i think i have a couple more slides they don't want to take up too much of the presentation, this is another one. i believe this is when joe. they had many reunions at some of the games. and then, let's see, this is a card that i'm sure a lot of the viewers have. that is from chapel hill. you have to squint to read the writing on t

ralph eugene hayes and jimmy and johnny edgar. mr. from work that evening. hayes lived at 115 herndon avenue. simply because of the proximity, we obtained permission to search, and that was when we found a gun, a knife, a picture of a hangman's noose hanging in a tree. we brought them to police headquarters downtown and questioned them, and then all of the sudden, a character surfaced by the name of johnny ray kelly. mr. kelly said on friday night he was five blocks west of herndon avenue on springhill, and he said i was standing out here and up walked jimmy, johnny and ralph. >> kelly claimed that he observed blood on ralph hayes' clothes. ralph told them that he had, quote, jumped a black dude. >> and ralph has a spot of blood this big on his t-shirt. and one of the edgar boys is literally cleaning blood out from under his fingernails with a pocket knife. this was evidence that was piling up. so four days later, we arrested and charged them for the murder of michael donald. we have them in jail. we're starting to pick up pieces here

i want to see johnny finish i everybody in the dugout. want to see johnny finish that day? i think i was. i was right there with him and i have been in their shoes. i would have probably been reacting the same way and, um, it was certainly fun to be able to leave him in there and try to complete the game. and i'll tell you what gabe kapler did by doing that. in this day of sabermetrics and all that in baseball. johnny cueto is kind of an old school guy. he wanted to go the distance capital gave him a chance to go the distance. and then when he got in trouble and got, you know, he's at the end of the day tying run to the plate with a runner on it was time to bring in the closer. you earn the trust of a guy like quito. you also earn the trust of the other players as the manager made the right call. all the giants care about in the big picture is that they were 3 to 1 winners in their opener, and there. four and three to start out this new season. joe, you're back in your element. it seems like things are getting back to normal back out at the game today. thank you so much for

for you ok to me johnny can get some passes by to talk to him but it's difficult to convince those who flat out reject the idea of getting the job british health authorities have launched social media campaigns to combat conspiracy theories and vaccination myths. the language we use the messenger we use and the message and i think out of all of those probably the messenger may be one of the most important one if it's a trusted community member someone they know someone they can relate to someone who looks like them someone who feels the same language as them. it's more easy to build a rapport and to understand what they're saying all are talking about saying johnny doesn't simply ignore the argument that the vaccine could have side effects he puts it into perspective saying millions of people have had no major complications and the side scientific studies so i can impose my opinion from parkinson help and so i will look into my work for the same place you can go and know you really got your source of information have some opinions are trying to balance be honest to me johnny was at lea

to me johnny was at least able to convince his own mother to change her mind. india has expanded its vaccination drive to include everyone above 45 years of age already health workers have administered more than 64000000 doses yet the high numbers are only a small portion of the country's population a recent surge in new infections has raised questions about why india is lagging behind on its vaccination goals. has more. than this electrical supply shop in delhi once took up all of the time. now he spends some of it on one until book helping those affected by the time that mick while in a bush drink away from corbett 19 cases are always keeps a protective gear handy in his car in case a patient needs to be rushed to the hospital. he believes his destiny is in god's hands and his fear of the good will not by a student keep him from helping those in need but so far his fear of infection has not managed to overcome his doubts about the black sea or of soon to see the real people who have been virtually after going through the required. that's really important they

that's all the time we have, johnny jet. folks, if you want to learn out more, there is johnny's website, johnnyjet.com. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >> thanks for >>> tonight, the major headline on the coronavirus here in the u.s. the main variant now in this country and the key new study tonight on how long they're seeing antibodies after you've been vaccinated. tonight, the cdc director revealing the uk variant is now the dominant strain in the u.s. the cdc reporting younger americans, many in their 30s and 40s, helping to drive the new spikes in cases. and tonight, dr. anthony fauci on the news. how long they're seeing those antibodies after one of the key va

there was johnny carson. >> describe the sound made when a sheep explode. >> johnny created the systemacross the lincoln studio. so that way he could edit while he was performing. >> reporter: johnny carson was not black or white or asian or nothing. he was funny. >> he was just part of culture. johnny carson came from the tv set. >> when he stepped down -- >> reporter: a rush to take over the tonight show was its own "game of thrones." joans river thought she had it. >> letter was the genius. >> reporter: the shake up were seismic were changing the game. everyone was coming to play. >> we deserve better than tyranny and corruption. >> yes, you do. >> reporter: political comedy got serious just as politics got absurd. >> reporter: the voice of sanity and reason. the daily show put him in the role of straight man. >> reporter: the evolution never stopped. >> konan will have good ideas and he can be the producer. >> if they have their way, frivolous lawsuits will be a thing of the past. >> reporter: i didn't stand up and do a monologue. i didn't wear a tie. late night arose in the 1950s

i wanted to see johnny finish that game. everyone in the dugout wanted to see johnny finish that game. >> they are trying to figure out a way the a's can be the astros. how about olson go deep? a three run blast in the eighth. olson with his first home run of the year. oakland wins 6-2 for the second game of the year and first over houston in six games. history last night for joe musgrove in the pod race. he threw a no hander against the rangers, the first no-no in the 53 year history of the san diego franchise. they were the only team in baseball without a no-hitter. musgrove, who grew up in the san diego area, struck out 10. did not walk anybody. the padres won the game 3-0. >> a bay area native finds himself near the top of the leaderboard on moving day at augusta national. defending champ dustin johnson will be playing the weekend. five over par, he missed the cut. justin rose on a four shot lead disappeared. meanwhile, playing the masters for the very first time. so much for first-time jitters. he had a great approach o

thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome back to "jeopardy!"ry tight match and came right down to final jeopardy! our champ erick was in the lead at the end of double jeopardy!, but made a small wager in the final. it worked out for him. we'll see how things play out today. kari and patrick, welcome. great to have you. good luck to everyone. here are the categories for the jeopardy! round... followed by... and finally... - erick? - let's go with batman for $200. patrick. - what is joker? - yes. batman, $400. [ beep ] that is a penguin. patrick? uh, batman, $600. erick. - what is scarecrow? - yup. uh, batman, $800. patrick. - what is an egghead? - yeah.

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johnny cueto was dealing shot out and picked up his fourth shutout. the giants win three minus zero, but there is concern about johnny cueto's today. >>> quite an offensive explosion for golden state. curry still had plenty left in his tank after celebrating his record, 42 points to go with eight assists. they scored 50 points in the third quarter alone. curry had 11 of the warriors 24 threes. steve kerr had to restrain him from going back in the grain. great opportunity for a friend of the program, on a ten-day contract opening some eyes with the steel and score. the warriors going away with 147-109. >>> 16 year that brian can slough, 63 career points in his 80th game. the ducks win and the last two games, san jose is now four games behind st. louis for the fourth and final playoff spot. so, getting down to crunch time in the nhl. > ne e 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... incr

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not that was enough to cause the injuries that caused the heart attack that caused his death and johnny marshall. spent a lot of times in cross-examination with the defense saying yes or to a lot of the questions one of the key points that the the defense are trying to push is that if someone becomes an response of if they have already been reasonably violent or confrontational before the arrest if they become non-responsive is it possible they could recover consciousness and then become even more violent and that was something that jodi muscle agreed with the defense or trying to make the point that what the issue of and did was because he was concerned that george floyd might regain consciousness and be even more angry because they believe that he was using some sort of drug and therefore what he did was as a precaution not just for his safety but also for the safety of those her own dope i think what was telling me as well is that johnny mercer said that when you have force and you have the person under control that's when you should start easing things but you don't have to be fool

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johnny cueto throwing filthy stuff.t there to get cj cron swing and i couldn't even reenact that if i wanted give up 4 hits. he struck out 7 bottom of the frame bases loaded for brandon crawford. he drives that one into the gap. darian ruf them buster posey. they come all around to score in just like that, the giants go up 2 to nothing now after giving up a run. quedo was pulled with 2 outs. the fans actually booed gate capital for that. but don't fear. jack mcgee is here. he gets the strikeout of sam hilliard and johnny like that. giants win 3 to one. they improved to 4 in 3. both teams are back on the diamond. the a's down in houston taking on after their own 5 against the astros this season. top of the 8th they need this from matt olson this season. if they are going to be good, that the upper deck are right there. three-run home run for him. 4 to one a's. also his first home run of the season. mark hanna added a 2 run blast in the 9th a's win it 6 to 2 for their second win of the season. and we had our first of the

run when johnny cueto was pitching strikeouts left and right. like the crowd responded and the giants felt that energy and like i said, it transited to went on the field and hopefully that's something that they can continue to harness over this little homestand that they've got coming up here against the rockies. and then throughout the season. >> kate rooney, thank you so much. so good to see fans back in person has goes. i love the people are picking out their special it's that we're all right. kate rooney, thanks very much. >> at this time, though. we are asking the nc double a to do more. and to use the power of their visibility to or from and support transgender and non-binary athletes across the nation. >> today. a group of athletes and coaches and advocates. they're calling on the nc double a to take a stronger stand against states which adopt laws banning transgender athletes from competing in organized sports, conservative lawmakers in at least 28 states have introduced legislation to ban or limit transgender athletes from competing on

cochran. >> johnnie cochran was an icon to the black community because he had exposed police misconductmericans. >> the eyes of the world are focused here in los angeles where the much anticipated murder trial of o.j. simpson is about to begin. >> that trail of blood through his own ford bronco and into his house in rockingham is devastating proof of his guilt. >> clark shows the jurors pictures of the death scene, bloody footprints, the knit cap, one of the bloody gloves. >> the fact that blood mysteriously appears on vital pieces of evidence is devastating evidence of something far more sinister. >> the notion that the los angeles police department would unfairly treat an african-american suspect in 1994 was far from outlandish, and no one knew that better than johnnie cochran. >> can you describe the appearance of the glove, sir? >> a dark leather glove that appeared to be moist or sticky. >> we knew early on that detective fuhrman had issues in his background. >> you say on your oath that you have not spoken about black people as niggers in the past ten years? >> that's what i'm say

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while we've just been hearing there from lieutenant johnny muscle from the minneapolis police department who was part of the training team for the use of force by officers including their experiment back in 28 in the court has just gone into recess for lunch and i do want to apologize to our viewers for any strong language you've had were obviously following a live event here that was a cross-examination by the defense which has really focused on officer training including one very specific line of questioning around the exact placement of mr zinni on george points body and also when i asked the attendant muscle said that officers do have to decide if they actually believe the things that someone says when they're being arrested including when they're saying that they can't breathe he's also testified at length about the details of how officers are taught to restrain people and potentially render them unconscious as well as how they are trained to put their knees into the back of their shoulders in order to control a subject he did also emphasize though that offices should use the minima

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johnny cueto was one of the worst starters in baseball last season. but today he pitched a gem. he didn't allow a hit until the 5th inning and we were scoreless in the 7th still throwing filthy stuff. look at the loy hixson a little shimmy right there. he gets cj crime swinging quite only gave up 4 hits and struck out 7 bottom of the frame bases loaded for brandon crawford. that one is deep into the gap darin ruf and buster posey come along to score it is 2 nothing giants. all right. after giving up a run. quite a was pulled with 2 outs in the 9th. no problem for jake mcgee. he strikes out the batter there to end the game. quedo love the giants win 3 to one. they improved to 43 on the season. both teams are back on the diamond tomorrow afternoon. we have our first no-hitter of the season. the padres is joe musgrove. no note the texas rangers tonight. he was a hit batter away from a perfect game. it's the first no-hitter in the 53 year history of the padres. all righty down in houston taking on the astro's their own 5 versus first houston this season. a top of the 8th matt also w

and johnny didn't take a point of view on things.s. jon stewart came along with an obvious commentary about the news. david letterman got more outspoken. and now, especially in the last year, two years with the election and donald trump, things were very much out there. and people commenting on what was going on became very much a part of late night. >> and if you asked someone, who is your favorite, they're going to have a strong opinion here. who do you think is the greatest of all time? >> you have to say carson is the greatest because he was on there for 30 years and dominated television. he had a huge audience. when he had the staged marriage of the singer tiny tim, 40 million people watched that show. it's unimaginable to think about that. that's bigger than the population of poland. and they are all watching one late-night show. >> i do know you stiffed chevy chase there. put that in perspective. how big of a deal was johnny carson compared to where we are now? >> he was the biggest star on television, no doubt about it. every

johnny cueto on the mound for the giants. man that he had it going on, throwing like a boss looking josh fuentes ladder right back to the palace picks. it happened. keep the pitch and strong. that's what i always say. giants weren't hitting the ball and cueto wasn't giving up anything. we got scoreless it with seven. charlie blackmon may be the best hitter these days on the rockies called out. he doesn't like it a bit. he learned the ejection. 82 3rd for johnny cueto, one run. and seven strikeouts. giants trying to break it open in the seventh inning. bases loaded one out brandon crawford deep into the gap in right center. visa everywhere you want to be if you're a giants fan, because that's thing bouncing around two runs are gonna score and the giants take a lead thanks to that. and they had another one and in the ninth inning, cueto was relieved with two outs. but jake mcgee, he took care of three pitches. giants win it 3 to 1, therefore three of the season. had bread and cry who grew up a giants fan had to be loving all th

situations floyd died last may after chauvin knelt on his neck for more than 9 minutes the attendant johnny mercer was questioned about how shelvin handled floyd is the nurse. trained to her strict notion. has it ever been not to my neck restraint else or. is this a m p d authorized restraint technique. on the neck or would be something that does happen you support that isn't authorized and under what circumstances would that thrives how long can you do that i don't know if there is a time frame that would depend on the circumstances of the time which would include what but there is this issue getting from the subject that you're getting here and so if there was say for example the subject was under control and handcuffed would this be authorized i would say no. there is john hendren is outside the court in minneapolis with more. day 7 was a day of expert testimony and while it was the prosecution that called all of the witnesses today all of the police officers. there were points that helped each side as a matter of fact because the bird lies with the prosecution to prove their case it was

johnny cueto throwing filthy stuff. he breaks out in the triple shimmy right there to get cj cron swing and i couldn't even reenact i wanted give up 4 hits. he struck out 7 bottom of the frame bases loaded for brandon crawford. he drives that one into the gap. darian ruf them buster posey. they come all around to score in just like that, the giants go up 2 to nothing now after giving up a run. quedo was pulled with 2 outs. the fans actually booed gabe kaplan for that. but don't fear. jack mcgee is here. he gets the strikeout of sam hilliard and johnny like that giants win 3 to one. they improved to 4 in 3. both teams are back on the diamond tomorrow. the a's down in houston taking on after their own 5 against the astros this season. top of the 8th they need this from matt often this season if they are going to be good. that upper deck are right there. three-run home run for him. 4 to one a's. also his first home run of the season. mark hanna added a 2 run blast in the 9th a's win it 6 to 2 for their second win of the se

death of african-american man george freud in minneapolis now we've just been hearing from lieutenant johnny massa who's currently on leave from the police department but was also part of the training team for the use of force by offices including derek shravan back in 2018 now he's been testifying about proportionality just how officers should use the minimal amount of force that's necessary for arresting someone also taking into account the most sensitive parts of the human anatomy. this is day 7 of the trial and so far the defense appears to be trying to paint a picture of just how stressful the situation may have been for the officers who a call to the scene and how things may look bad to bystanders as alan was saying but can still potentially be allowed now the same time there's also been a real emphasis by the prosecution on how mr sharon's actions were against his training and their policy well earlier we also heard from sergeant yang a crisis intervention training coordinator with the pace department he wrapped up his testimony he's appeared as a witness for the prosecution but has c