kudos to him. >> never heard of that. the kid is holding the trophy. >> use it in a sentence. forget it. never spell it. >> hot. i have a feeling that word is coming up. >> works from texas. northwards. yeah, watching thunderstorms this morning. we haven't had too much in the way of severe weather reports. wind damage reports. that's it. memphis, storms on your door. nashville, for you. atlanta. storms have fallen apart. pushed to your south. so you are safe. today's forecast. mention hot weather. st. louis. 94. oklahoma city. southward. heat index, 100, 110 in most areas. showers and thunderstorms for the east coast. and, more of the same on saturday. unfortunately. dallas. 101. lubbock, one of the hottest spots in the country. predicted high, 107. >> weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. thank you, sir. in to day's quick hits. serena williams, double duty. continues to dominate in her comeback tour. french open. got past the second round. also nabbing a win in doubles with sister venus. >> the state of delaware will become the first in the nation to allow legalized

with donald trump or is more kudos for the north korean leader this morning who's going to benefit most from this. well clearly the d.p. r. k. has emerged from isolation the world recognizes that kim jong il has done a lot they've unilaterally ended their nuclear weapons program they've unilaterally ended there or declared a moratorium on their missile technology program they released korean americans who were you came to korean prisons and they've blown up their nuclear tests eight so the world can see in russia and china can see both countries very important for the d.p. r. k. they did the d.p. r. k. has made significant efforts now that the world will see or the world will look to the united states and see what will the united states actually do in receptor occasion and that's what the d.p. r. k. wants a synchronized reciprocal step by step approach well as say there's been a lot of talk going on the smalling since one o'clock your time the jew a press conference president trump at least expected to talk to reporters in a round about just under three hours time if it all goes to plan

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it's like a victory is really like three points but one on paper so you have to give much respect and kudos to actually talk to us that about the n.l. performance because he said it when he was kind of makes the man of the match and he just the last name is what. that's exactly how i would define his performance out there because you know he is the team leader you know you know just this the aura of a team is really around bessie for him to miss a penalty and then it just didn't look like it was that much you know that great of an attempt to just you know typically he did. the starter but you know that was the first loss argentina suffered in the group stage since one thousand nine hundred ninety against cameroon all right so it's a shock especially when you consider crescendo rinaldo the airtight messy his hatch trick really disappointing day for messi and all the fans in argentina so i say nevan then also today from taking on australia in group c. how did that one pint yeah very eventful first half but it ended like many expected you know there was no score but you know once things got go

you were on tv. >> kudos. again, oh, all right. >> any public comment for item number 6? ok. so we are now moving to item 7, report of the general manager. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the first item is a cleanpowersf update. barbara hill. >> good afternoon, commissioners. barbara hale. today's cleanpowersf update will cover service to customers, enrollment and regulatory activities. under item 10 later in the agenda, asking you to allow us to rely on calpine to support our programs. 81,000 accounts. opt-out percentage remains at 3.2%. so, we are retaining 96.8 of the customers that we enroll. the rates continue to exceed the opt-out, over 4,000 businesses receiving 100% renewable through the program. everything is moving smoothly. ahead to the july auto enrollment, mailing the enrollment notices for july 2018 enrollment. that will increase the customer count to about 105,000 accounts. adding mostly commercial accounts. seven customers so far have opted out now that we have begun are starting to se sme modest opt-outs. regulatory activities, specifically the power charge

. >> supervisor yee: kudos to assessor. >> i agree. i will note where'll e the current fiscal year on transfer tax and into the fiscal year is a key tax us. thedne revenuri improvur btsselin contributions. so some of the improvement you're seeing here in taxes is driving smaller increases or improvements to the transfers that were required to send to the m.t.a., the library, the schools, children, open ac, and other funds. and there are more details about the specific values for these in terms of department operations, this is showing you a summary of both revenues and uses for our largest departments. again, there is much more detail in the report itself. the number that sticks out on this page is $80.5 million for the department of public health, which is what is driving the bottom line improvement of $84 million. ts that $80 million, it $48 million improvement from our projection just three months ago. and almost the entirety of that improvement or $39 million of that change is being driven by a large, e-timeaynt received associated

. >> your colleagueana bash got it wrong when she said kudos to the president for these facilities. what we are hearing is a pivot back to the obama administration, which we expect to see it on steroids without the discretion that the obama administration exercised. i think that's political ly correct for those who did not criticize president obama and are disapointed. he didn't own that on part of his administration they were challenged on family detention and they lost. they were not caring for immigrant children. >> it's the separation. >> but the separation is said to be halting. >>y. so what they're doing is pivoting to indefinite separation of families together which violates the florida settlement. i just want to say in 1993 justice scalia in the supreme court case said bake tale immigration authorities could easily care for minors who were detained with their parents by releasing the families together. immigration crossings are down. most people in removable protection who are paroled, even without, for example, an ankle monitor or you know, if they're paroled, they show up

. >> kudos to that.think i would have done the superhero, you know where they land on one knee with the fist on the ground. i wouldn't have gotten very far off the ground either. >> kudos to them. that was awesome. take a look at what's going on outside? did i just say i can't jump? how i miss my youth. >> delays at sfo, showers will cling to the peninsula for a couple more hours: the cool breezes will come nate our forecast again today and toni t tonight, bringing us mostly cloudy. once we get rid of the breezes, inland heat wave. hottest temperatures for the longest duration possible. until then we've got this parade f low pressure that's rolling de through. that's what's holding off the summer heat. let's see what it does to our temperatures today. i checked the record cold, high temperature in san jose, 62 degrees. yesterday it was 65. today we're 68. definitely very cold down there. let's take a look in the north bay. low to mid 60s here. mid to upper 50s along the coast. low 60s in downtown an sout

. >> i would be proud of myself if i could do this at 76, kudos to her, that is incredible! >> reporter: blue skies, glistening bay, escape from alcatraz triathlon displayed a competition, of all ages, ages of life, and abilities. ktvu fox 2 news. >> think about it, 76!>>> let's check in on the weather, actually decent weather for those athletes today? >> decent, it was too windy, and just amazing, and checking out the scene earlier this week, and just from alcatraz, that looks like a big adventure, so maybe i'm going to try next year, we will see, but temperatures from today ranging from all of these 90s, santa rosa, concorde, livermore, 89, the significant drop off, you can see it will be in concorde, livermore, and mainly the mid to upper 80s this afternoon, take a look right now, you can see coming up, the satellite, show you the fog, the portion of the coastline, monterey bay, points out, a few patches developing in portions of the coastline. take a look at the temperature change, 6:00 yesterday to 6 pm today, starting to cool things off, not a major drop off, but the t

waste not want not that eve to kudo's tomato every week he sells his rather unusual wine and vienna's not. most people struggle to discern what the beverages made from. seeing this unfold it has a very interesting flavor and aroma the initial taste is a little strange for wine drinkers but then it games in body in law fish markets fight to the sea and tastes different light and refreshing it's not too strong i thought. i noticed the banana and the off to taste. a nano wine is mainly popular in africa eve two kourou came to austria from his native home the democratic republic of the congo when he learned how much fruit gets thrown away in europe he started buying up over ripe bananas so by this the bun and most people stop buying bananas isn't as they get brown spots or start getting sweet sears just get thrown a workable means we have so instead of letting them go to waste because we buy them to go for the air make something new from the market was nice to us. he pays ten year rose for a crate of bananas which is about half the original price during the course of the year event his wi

he received bipartisan kudos all across the board.is an extraordinarily well respected war hero who is doing an amazing job. he needs to be allowed to continue this investigation. i do remember when watergate took place. from the date of the break-in to the day the president left office was 28 months, and that was with a democratic caucus. the american public has to be much more patient than i want that they want to be. this is a far more complicated investigation. and i believe a far more important political and criminal investigation that watergate ever was because it involved a foreign adversary. so all i can do is stress with the american public the great job mr. mueller is doing, the stresses we have face, facing hand in glove cooperation to obstruct the investigation from house republicans on the intel committee, working with the white house to make sure the truth doesn't come out. >> congressman mike quigley, the fifth district in illinois, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> next a cowl duel vote against republ

every year more people come to want to show off their cars and look at other people's cars so he says kudos to the organizers and the boss waco for turning the three lettered and i into a successful brand that enjoys such great customer loyalty. couldn't really don't feel. i was. because that's. next time on driving tropical temperatures and are all under one roof we visit ford's new weather factory. and take both wagons new generation touring give me out for a spin. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be the good. the bad . the be. the be. the big news on the subject let's see the unsub the british come from coast side by the be the bush people and put big dreams on the big screen the b. magazine on the w. . global inequality. what quality in a globally connected world the. difference in the ground disadvantage is. the insidious remains of the moment to the media the budget discussion and now you're saying the budget. let's blame the media for me twenty one thousand takes me tonight. some more your five keys to safer food. keep clean to prevent contamination. draw and cook foods to avoid c

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so kudos to him. all right, that's the headlines. let's move on to our main story. sound effect. sarah huckabee sanders. queen of the press room and mother of lies. ( laughter ) ever since a virginia chicken restaurant asked her to leave this weekend the big debate in america has been do government officials have the right to be left alone when they're off the clock? if sarah huckabee sanders gets asked to leave a restaurant, or if kirstjen nielsen is heckled while she's eating mexican food, if stephen miller is out on a date and somebody-- i'm messing with you. that will never happen. come on. ( laughter ) no, no, no, for real, for real. the question is, is it right for people to protest government officials if they see them in public? and if you listen to a lot of cable news pundits, they have the answer. >> we need to stop all this and begin to behave in a civilized manner. >> if we can't agree to disagree and let each other be, and neither side wants to do that, it becomes a problem. >> there are certain lines i think that even in this breakdown of civility we've had in polit

two, here charging from the block and managing to beat daniel shows real kudos to him.s is the red bull ring. there was controversy between the two of. daniel wanted to try to get out the garage before max. he wanted to give himself a shot to go faster than his team—mate. that was not allowed and daniel after the qualifying round was really angry. unlike him because we do not see him this angry. we think it would die away and settle down. the team principal came out and said "no, that isjust the down. the team principal came out and said "no, that is just the way it is with the team at the moment". all eyes of the arrays. katy tur his first pole of the year into his first pole of the year into his first win of the year? —— can he turn his first pole of the year? britain's cal crutchlow will start on the front row for tomorrow's dutch moto grand prix at assen, behind repsol honda's marc marquez. it's crutchlow‘s first front row start since thejerez gp back in may. the lcr honda rider, who is sixth in the standings, was four—hundredths of a second slower than marquez in q

so, i just say kudos and thank the mayor at least for trying. [captioner switch] >> i guess... that's it. yep, thanks for all your work. oh,, i know. i want to talk about the command staff and when i was head of the union. i worked for -- everyone was similarly paid. it was 40 hours. i always told him, tried to work 40 hours. not try to work up to 40 hours, don't try to work over. it is really hard, the public doesn't realize how much of volunteer time goes into the job. they do the job friday through sunday, and the command staff is out there representing the fire department, basically out of the goodness of their heart. they all know it's sort of part of the job, but i really appreciate that we have a great command staff and it's nice that they take that extra time. >> thank you commissioner. >> thank you commissioner. >> thank you very much president cleveland. >> vice-president nakajo: i also like your style, chief. it is the life that the commission needs. the energy as positive as i appreciate that. the humour as well, it is all packaged, it is all good. >> thank you. >>

so too, here charging from the blocks and managing to beat danny riccardo shows real kudos for him.versy between the two of them. basically daniel ricardo wanted to try to get out of the garage before max for to give himself a shot at going faster than his team—mate. that was not allowed and daniel corona —— daniel was angry about her. unlike him because we don't see him angry often but this is one occasion. we think it would die away. the team principal command and saying "no, that is just the way it is in this team at the moment". all eyes will win the address. can he turn his first pole of the year into his first win of the year? with just two days to go until wimbledon starts, andy murray says his injuries are still causing him movement issues. after nearly a year out, murray only returned to competitive tennis 11 days ago — and has been pitted against france's benoit paire in the first round. there are certain things that are so tricky and things i am still trying to work through. these things are significantly better than what they we re significantly better than what they wer

peace regime in the korean peninsula all good kudos if that can occur and reaffirming the april twenty three twenty eighteen penman jim declaration the d.p. r. k. commits to work towards complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and that agreement is the agreement signed at the inner korean summit by kim jong un and south korean president moon j. in in late april about peace prosperity and unification of the korean peninsula and the fourth bullet is the united states and the d.p. r. k. commit to recovery m.i.a. remains including the intermediate repartition of those already identified fair enough but what does it all really mean we are joined by international attorney and trade expert in wilkie thank you so much for coming back we really appreciate it what's your overall general take on this thanks for having me back bart good to be here i think this. was a mixed bag at best the united states president donald trump gave away a lot by even meeting with the leader of a second rate dictatorship who imprisoned his citizens for political crimes and assassinate people with w m d in f

peace regime in the korean peninsula all good kudos if that can occur and reaffirming the april twenty three twenty eighteen penman joam declaration the d.p. r. k. commits to work towards complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and that agreement is the agreement signed at the inner korean summit by kim jong un and south korean president moon j in in late april about peace prosperity and unification of the korean peninsula and the fourth bullet is the united states and the d.p. r. k. commit to recovery m.i.a. remains including the intermediate repartition of those already identified fair enough but what does it all really mean we are joined by international attorney and trade expert in wilkie thank you so much for coming back we really appreciate it what's your overall general take on this thanks for having me back are going to be here i think that this. was a mixed bag at best the united states president donald trump gave away a lot by even meeting with the leader of a second rate dictatorship who imprisoned his citizens for political crimes and assassinate people with w m d

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the peoples of the two countries lasting is stable peace regime in the korean peninsula all good kudo's if that can occur and reaffirming the april twenty three twenty eighteen penman joam declaration the d.p. r. k. commits to work towards. complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and that agreement is the agreement signed at the inner korean summit by kim jong un and south korean president moon j. in in late april about peace prosperity and unification of the korean peninsula and the fourth goal is the united states and the d.p. r. k. commit to recovery peel away m.i.a. remain including the intermediate repartition of those already identified fair enough but what does it all really mean we are in trade expert in wilkie thank you so much for coming back we really appreciate it what's your overall general take on this thanks for having me back barca to be here i think this. was a mixed bag at best the united states president donald trump gave away a lot by even meeting with the leader of a second rate dictatorship who imprisoned his citizens for political crimes and assassinate

peace regime in the korean peninsula all good kudos if that can occur and reaffirming the april twenty three twenty eighteen penman joam declaration the d.p. r. k. commits to work towards complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and that agreement is the agreement signed at the inner korean summit by kim jong un and south korean president moon j. in in late april about peace prosperity and unification of the korean peninsula and the fourth bullet is the united states and the d.p. r. k. commit to recovery m.i.a. remains including the intermediate repetition of those already identified fair enough but what does it all really mean we are joined by international attorney and trade expert in wilkie thank you so much for coming back we really appreciate it what's your overall general take on this thanks for having me back are going to be here i think that this. was a mixed bag at best the united states president donald trump gave away a lot by even meeting with the leader of a second rate dictatorship who imprisoned his citizens for political crimes and assassinate people with w m d

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kudos to the captain. celebration in the nation's capital. check this out. first championship in washington since 1992 when the redskins won the super bowl. looks like no violence, but always a rowdy scene when a city the size of washington wins a title. the guy back in the middle. put that shirt back on. >> alex ovechkin. is it heavy? >> i have not touched it. we tried not to as reporters. what a great scene. >> pure joy on that guy's face. >> you won't see more joyful scenes. >>> 12 minutes past the hour. another troubling video out of mesa, arizona. >> i'm done. >> no gun. >> no gun. >> a second investigation of the excessive force by police is under way. yo, and your current trent hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. e

this is -- kudos to senator rob portman who is front and center in all this.an elaborate deal. you were going to concert it into euros, then convert it into dollars. this was clandestine stuff. but it went against the entire essence of the nuke deal. >> you are right. and this was never supposed to see the light of day. the obama administration misled congress and the american people. now we are getting the behind the scenes look into the desperation of the obama administration to get almost anything to get the iran deal done. i think it's disheartening that the united states government at the leadership of president obama helped iran, the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism, circumvent sanctions to get nearly $6 billion which we can follow the money and see where iran's money is going today including iraq, hezbollah and hamas. >> of course i woke up this morning and the first news headline i saw was the e.u. desperately trying to get america not to sanction their companies that where doing business with iran. this is the petition of weakness that ca

let me give kudos to my district supervisor and budget chair, supervisor malia cohen. i'm a long time resident of bayview-hunters point, india basin resident. for the past 18 months, i've had the honor and privilege to be a part of the working group, which is comprised of about 34 san franciscans, and we've been assisting the port of san francisco in putting together the land use master plan. i've also had the honor to chair the transportation sub committee. i am really surprised. i think the take-away notes here are we are really at a time bomb. san francisco prone to earthquakes. we know what is happening in the region, and we have a history, and 425 million is really a down payment, as the city administrator and port director elaine forbes mentioned earlier. the earlier we can get this done, at the end of the day, theologic sticks of the other pile, i think san francisco wants to have it done. i live in district ten, the southern waterfront, the whole city is going to be melt down. when you think about 24 billion. so let's just pray and the upgrade does not even hap

i'm not saying it should supersede as a next extensional issue, and if he can solve it, kudos if he doesthough what he did to western alliance to undo that, i think that will hurt his nobel prize application. >> human rights are important, but first things first. at the nuclear threat to the world ispl incredibly dangerous. >> how many people would die if they got hit by a long range nuclearea missile? hundreds of thousands. >> the second issue is human rights. no one ever complai about that. so i think, let's take this off the table and deal with bigger issues. >> craig, you can't do everything at once, although it's tempting. and trump is very impatient for change. ich say this all the time and i mean that in a good way. but if you have to give someone a way out, even if it is a horrible person, you have to ve them away like going back to his own people, saying, he wasn't completely humiliated there. >> don't you find it ironic that the left is berating donald trump for using manners in singapore? that's screamingly hilarious to me. when reagan gave his speech at the berlin wall, a kin

kudos to them. >> thank you.> ew this morning, one person is dead after an accident just outside of joint base andrewsn suitland. police say two cars hit a man on allentown road before the base. both drivers arrived scene before police arrived. >>> right now, detectives are investigating a sexual assault. they arrted thi man yesterday the driver for metro access and accused of of raping arider. the woman told police the incident happened onmonday. childs is an employee for first transit which operates the metro access service. >>> cardinal theodore mccarri a familiar face and name in our region has been barred from public ministry. the allegation says he sexually abused a teen 60 years is found to be credible and established. in a statement mccarrick said he is innocent, but sorry for the pain the accuser has suffered. >> when the invtigation corroborated the allegation, action was taken. the process to protect young people in fact worked. >> this morning, we're hearing reaction from cardinal timothy dolan. he's the archbishop of new york. cardinal dolan tells nbc news the accusations aga

and kudos for you to getting all your permits in order. we often don't see that, as maggie said. all right. it doesn't appear there are any other questions. i'll move for public comment. i don't see think there is any, is there any public comment on ichi? all right. there being none, public comment is closed. all right. do any commissioners want to make a motion. >> i move to approve the permit with the change of one security guard in the front, and -- and some training for the owners to back up this guard. but the guard has to have a guard card and -- through the company, so that's the motion i propose, and all the rest of the conditions from the police. >> all right. so you move to approve this permit with the police conditions, with the modification of -- >> one security. >> minimum of one security guard. is there a second? >> second. >> all right. there's a second. let's take a vote. [roll call] >> motion passes. good luck. move onto item 6-d, which is permit for city club. >> okay. so city club, this one, i have on the regular agenda even though it's limited live performance

and i have to give kudos to the department of building inspections. i don't think they are here today, but recently had an earthquake fair on wednesday. very well attended. and lots of people from the community there. and administrator kelly spoke and it was a really good event. and moving toward tier four and the final list of after00 buildings or so. and the final 900 are in the tier four which is the toughest buildings. these are in the marina, in the buildings with commercial uses on the ground floor. and you can imagine how hard it is to relocate a restaurant or something for six months while you do a retrofit. and so those -- of that tier, we actually have 58% that are already in compliance. so ahead of the september deadline. so again, very positive feedback on what we consider that the risk faces after them. and after a large earthquake and we saw it before. the other program that i would mention that we're working on are some of the is housing for san franciscans and the executive order that was moving through. we applied for a hazard mitigat

kudos to him. >> it will be a fun day. >> reporter: everyone is here. five hours before the start of this parade and already the excitement is building in downtown oakland. >> that is very exciting out there. we see you have taken off the coat. it is getting warmer out there? >> reporter: i can feel the sun coming up. i am feeling like it will start to heat up. i will be listening closely to what rosemary has to say. i am anticipating the heat. i am getting ready for it. >> that is the warning for everybody today to bring the water, the sunscreen hats. we are showing you the parade route right now. we will honor our nba champions this morning. it starts at 11th and broadway goes up to 20th and along lake merritt and ends at 13th and oak. >> ktvu is live coverage of the parade begins at 10 am this morning right here on ktvu fox 2. we also have coverage on trained to -- ktvu.com . make sure you joinus for all the paris coverage to be seen. >> if you can't skip work or school, we will show you everything and live stream everything. >>> a new reward program

kudos for recognizing this wonderful young man. thank you, james shaw.ero. >> greg: such word dvr straight never miss an episode. who needs wherewithal when you have bret at the capital? >> bret: good evening. i am bret baier. this is a fox news alert. we are alive tonight on capitol hill where the fight over the president zero tolerance immigration policy, its effect on children, the republican effort at a reform bill sharing a very crowded center stage. president trump is right now here on capitol hill meeting with house republicans one floor down, not far from where we are standing. it comes as many of his fellow republicans are demanding an end to what has become the public relations nightmare just months before the midterm elections. we have fox team coverage tonight. john roberts at the white house with what the president is saying and doing about all of this. off with cheap congressional correspondent mike manual on capitol hill with me with the latest on today's big meeting. were keeping in mind

hey, kudos to the president. i agree with him about the stanley cup. good for the capitals. normally i wouldn't agree with the president necessarily on something like this, but he is the president of the united states. he sets the agenda. so the folks voted him in. if the policies end up being detrimental, well, then it has to play out and actually prove that. i approve the fact that he's the president and he has the right to do it as the executive. and i think it's a little bit too early to jump to conclusions, but either it's going to work or it's not going to work. and we're already seeing senator corker coming out against it because of the many automobile manufacturers that have relocated down south. so i mean, you know, the proof is in the pudding. if it turns out it's going to be detrimental to the folks that were instrumental in putting trump in office, then that's the way it's going to be. if it turns out to be -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> no, i was going to ask you your reaction to this headline on bloomberg's website. merkel urges europe to step up in trump's new wor

the opposite of that is when we .ix loose information so kudos. i'm sure your book will make a big difference. gracias. [applause] >> let's do one more quick round. ambassador jim jones has joined us. and that another ambassador who just stepped down. great to have you here. about thehave talked auto industry. it features big in the book. when you came in, the u.s. commercial debate that had always been about the automobile industry, there was the notion the american auto industry was going down and foreign industry was going to eat our lunch. foreign cars would flood the market. it did not happen. it is hard to find an important car these days. what happened? >> the auto industry showed the benefits of opening the market. arey our supply chains very, very tight. 14 million jobs that are connected with our supply chains. if we cut those off, we are going to be really injured in the united states. mexico first of all was not purchasing that many products. by becoming efficient and getting the best geographic locations of that widget you needed to m

if you can solve it, kudos to him. he deserves a nobel prize.t he did to the western alliance to undo that frankly i think kind of will hurd's nobel prize application. >> human rights are important. the nuclear threat to the world is increblangerous. ra: how many people would die if an american city was hit by a long-range nuclear missile. >> the first threat is nuclear weapons. condly, human rights. you can't say we've dealt with human rights -- >> laura: you can't do everything at once. >> let's take it off the table and deal with the bigger issues. >> laura: craig, you can't do everything at once, although it is tempting. we want to get it all dow yesterday, yesterday. trump is very impatient for change. i say this all the time i mean it in a good way. you have to give someone a graceful way out even if it's a horrible person. you have to give them a way of going back to his people to say i wasn't completely humiliated there. i think that's what thinking. your reaction. >> laura, don't you find it ironic that the left is burning donald trump

kudos to her.ble. >> it includes a swim from in the cold bay waters, an 18-mile bike ride and eight mile run. >>> the giants beat the philadelphia phillies 6-1. a big sixth inning help to give the giants the win. >> base hit and the giants take the lead. >> the giants bat came to life in the sixth including a three- run homer from andrew mccutchen. >> tonight the giants host the arizona diamondbacks. the oakland a's beat the royals 5-1 in kansas city. >> he has a base hit left center field. that gives the a's an early lead. >> a's took the lead in the third inning. the royals came back in the bottom half of the inning with a home run. the game was tied at 1 all until the 8th inning. there was a three run jack that sealed the win. athletics then had the day off and play the rangers tomorrow night. >> focus on the warriors but baseball, today is a big day. this is the major league baseball draft. a's have the ninth pick and giants second. i know the sports department will be following that and inform