host: kyle cheney, a senior legal affairs reporter for "politico." we welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8001 is for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for immigrants, and for independents and others, it is (202) 748-8002 . what is expected and when there they expected to wrap up and publish their findings? guest: we are anticipating six hearings or maybe eight. they are escalating. i think that will remain in flux, depending on how the hearings go and which witnesses they get confirmed. we don't really know much about who they are going to call, but we are expecting some high-profile names eventually. one thing that is very important is that it is not the end of the road for them. they're talking about a timeline that involves releasing their actual report in september. again, that could change. that is fluid for them. there are certain things that may even extend beyond the legal fights they are having to try to get more information going into october or beyond the midterm election. host: as thursday's hearing comes up, who are some of the members

thanks, kyle. seeing no further callers, maybe we should move on to the next item. >> the next item is agenda item no. five, presentation on commission role in selecting new department director. and speaker is kate and director at the department of human resources and this item is for discussion. >> do we have you on the line? >> good afternoon, president ahn and members of the commission. i'm kate howard and i'm the managing deputy director in the city of human resources department. i appreciate the opportunity to be here with you today to review the commissions role in selecting a new director for the department of the environment. and i have a brief presentation for you. kyle, can we have the slide today, thank you. can we do the next slide? so, i'm happy to answer questions as we go and i'm happy to answer them at the end. as is noted here, the charter authorizes the mayor to select a new department head from among three or more candidates that are no, ma'am kneed by the commission on the envir

telis, kyle. good to see you.tion are you taking against the tech companies that made this defamation possible? >> we are going to make the media pay for what they did to me. they made it hard for me to liv a normal life. i cannot go out in public. i cannot go to the store. it's hard for me to go anywhere without security. doing basic things like taking dog to the dog park is difficult . they made it really difficult t be normal. they affected future job opportunities to me. i don't think i will ever be able to work or get a job because i am afraid employers may not hire me. to me i think is entirely fair because of the lies repeated fo over a year by the tech platforms that are not journalists. they are soldiers in some sort of weird partisan war they are fighting. what are you doing to rectify this? >> we are going to be taking them to court. go ahead. >> telis the legal action. >> sure. to answer your first question with regard with what we plan t do, we are looking at those. the first one i am looking at i fac

. >> kyle cheney with the senior legal affairs. we are talking about the hearing this week of the general six committee paid welcome your calls and comments (202)748-8001 is a line for republicans. (202)748-8000 for democrats and independents and others (202)748-8002. the timeline of this select committee hold the hearing on thursday more expected and when did they want to wrap up their work and publish their findings? >> we are anticipating around six hearings maybe eight. that will remain in flux depending on how it goes which witnesses can confirm. again we still don't really know much about who they are going too. we expect high-profile names eventually. one thing that is very important as this is not the end of the road for them. it involves releasing the actual report in september. again that could change to everything very fluid for them. certain things that extend quicker go into october maybe even into the midterm elections for. >> as thursday's hearing comes up who are some the members will be watching most closely? >> th

where the heck is kyle? i don't know. come on, kyle! you're gonna be late for jew scouts!ready. answer the door." jesus christ, make up your friggin' mind! oh, hey, kenny. - [muffled mumbling] - i can't watch the meteor shower with you, kenny. i have to go to jewbilee. - [muffled] what's that? - it's what we do in jew scouts. usually, we just sit around and make stuff but tonight, because there's a meteor shower, we're gonna do some big thing out in the woods. it's gonna suck ass, i'm sure. - [mumbles] - hey, maybe you can go with me! then it won't suck so hard! - [muffled] really? - ma, can kenny go to jewbilee with me? - well, kyle, jewbilee is sort of a... special thing. - oh, kenny isn't special? - [moans] - no, no, you're very special, kenny. it's just that... well, jewbilee is for jewish kids. - you see, boys, jew scouts is a special group that borrows a little bit from all different jewish denominations, from the orthodox jews, from the hasidic jews, from the northern italy cave jews. but you have to believe the basic tenets of judaism to be a scout. - kenny'll beli

that on the way in andd certainly kyle was charged with the crime. news organizations are allowed to report on thatized . in but you know, calling somebody a murderer in certain circumstances can be actionable. other things that media personalities, people on social media said were clearly defamatory. i think your comment about calling kyle a white supremacist made up out of thin air. i don't know how media a statement made up out of thin air without engaging in actualnl malice or most certainly negligent. so i think that we have some strong grounds to proceed. we're looking at we're starting to look at all those.aluate them we're going to evaluate them and look for opportunities to hold look the media and to holdh accountable as kyle's promised. sobl when you go into public, do people repeat to you things that they saw on social media or on , say, nbc news or cnn? there's been a few people i've received some harassment and thank goodness for my security ltcars f and kenny and dave for helping me like not have to get harassed to make sure that they l

paul: we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson.now, tata boo, i guess -- the taboo, i guess, is broken in talking about the president's age. it's now coming out, people, democrats writing in democratic newspapers that he is too old to run or at least floating that possibility. what's caused the turn? >> well, i think the polling is a big part of it. if he were still popular, i think maybe democrats wouldn't be turning on him in this way. but it is remarkable because this was sort of unspeakable during the 2020 campaign, and biden was a little bit shielded there because of pandemic. now he's shielded in the white house. he doesn't give a lot of one-on-one interviews. and so to the question of whether he really thinks he's going to run in 2024, it might be just a hedge because he doesn't want the campaign behind his back to start now if he said he wasn't going to run are. he might be a little bit of a lame duck. but i take him at his word. i mean, it's hard to convince somebody that they are not capable anymore. there's a little bit

paul: kyle. >> al given ms.e the sow hope for hearings and hours of testament on how president trump try to reverse the election. there is been hardly a peep about the law that contributed to the capitol riot that is the 1887 electoral count act for it sets out a process for congress to reject electoral votes. arguably unconstitutional and it tells people the election is not really over until january 6. let's get rid of it. paul: alright dan. quick to hit to voters in iowa released republican voters voters. their governor kim reynolds has been ardently supporting school choice bill which has passed the senate but it's been oppose the gop house. so governor reynolds supported some primary challengers out there who gop house members four of them one including a challenger to the house education committee chairman. parent revolt ends school choice or up and running in iowa. >> and elsewhere around the country, dan thanks. remember if you have your own hit or miss fisher to tweet it to us that is it for this week sh

kyle cheney thank you. ali we'll see you later. charles coleman we appreciate your expertise. thank you for being with us. >>> we're keeping a close eye on austin texas where they're holding another hearing on the school massacre in uvalde. after stunning testimony from a top official who called the police response abject failure. new details about the breakdown in the response. and congress now closer than it has been in nearly three decades to passing new gun legislation. we'll talk to one of the democratic senators behind the deal. you're watching msnbc live. wate ( car crashing ) but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for all of this... yourself. so get allstate. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.

i'm actually joined now by workers expert 95 7 the game producer and host kyle madson kyle.hank you so much for being with me. first of all, what are you expecting from the first parade ever in san francisco think that fans will bring the same energy is there was an oakland. yeah, i'm expecting a lot of electricity. i mean, you see it. you hear it. it's already going on. and we're still 2 hours from for a time when some players start rolling down here, the energy picks up. it's going to be rocking that market. we've throughout the season that this championship means more to this warriors team because of all they went through the last 2 seasons. do you think it means more to fans and what is your sense that fans are feeling about this? yeah, i think done a lot of people kind of thought it was over, you know, kd leaves and klay thompson gets her twice take. those are kind of knockout blows for a franchise. but then they come back this year in the way they did it with no major additions at the same guys that steph klay and draymond. i think a lot of people deep down thought it

you and with kyle thomas. go ahead. >> wait. can you hear me? >> go ahead and roosevelt. >> all right. i want to say that the last caller really had, you know trump is pushing for what he wants. he wants to vote in an election that he lost clean. we are saying that he marched had people march up and right at the capitol to try to get himself to win. and i just want, i don't understand way to take up to you. guys are sitting up here, i'm not taking money from anybody. i write my opinions in the column. i'm not beholding anybody. i'm not part of any political organization. i don't send money to political candidates. so, you know, my opinions are my own, as they say. >> out of maryland, this is dorothy, democrat. good morning. >> good morning. you know, this is sort of, it's not funny, it's funny to listen to you all talk. this is a moment in history, this will be written history. this is gonna be visual history with the words coming out of the people's mouths. those people -- what are you gonna cross-examination? what is a cross examination to be?

two questions, so first in looking at what's happening what is been going on in kyle? from what i understand the developer was going into kyle and basically telling them this is what we're going to do. you're gonna have to be able to infrastructure you can delay us, but we are going to build 12,000 or whatever we're homes. yes. i saw something like that and is that how this area is going to develop? it's just going to have big two rams hitting it because the people in kyle said you don't we have no way to raise this money for all this infrastructure you want for all these homes the schools? yeah anything like that. i think it the area is going to grow. go at that scale. he said he had two questions so he might want to hold on to that. he's not letting go of it. i think his inevitable that the area is going to grow and it's not just the kyle situation, but the houses that have been announced near tesla. or on 130 in lockhart a long 130, colorado at caldwell that's farther over but yes, so think it's inevitable. i see no end in sight because there are no natural barriers

all right basil, kyle, rick, thank you all very very much.gas prices are breaking a 20-year high. which you need to know about what is going on. gun safety advocates are all over the country are pressing congress to do something. i'm gonna talk to two young leaders at the center of the movement, david hogg and yolanda renÉ king. next. king. next panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine (vo) with every generation, the subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety, working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru foreste

good morning to you kyle, thank you for being with us.t is your take on why steve bannon and the borough have been charged. the president cited. it's good we know and meadows haven't been. >> this is not going to satisfy the select committee. but navarro and daniel really going to collapse to define this committee. they did not engage at all. they basically said when they got a subpoena, no thanks. we claimed executive privilege, basically refused to engage in the slightest. so for doj, that is basically a layup. you did not even pretend to take it seriously. where's mothers and scavino spent months going back and forth with the committee, discussing the scope of testimony. meadows even providing documents that would become key to the investigation. so well i think the committee is not satisfied with that, that was at least the distinction between these cases. >> what about what we are going to hear from the committee we have? heard expressions like blow the roof off. we have heard the donald trump is a one-man crime wave. there is some s

politicos kyle cheney and hugo lowell of the guardian. i just want to thank you guys your tremendous reporting. kyle, i am true contractually obligated to say it has been great. but you go, you have been doing great work to. even though it pains me to give a compliment to a competitor. thank you guys for your work, and keep it up. appreciate it. joining me now is democratic congresswoman madam, dean of pennsylvania. she is a member of the house judiciary and financial services committees. last year she served as a house managers during the second impeachment, not the first. my second impeachment trial of donald trump. congressman, thank you so much for being here. we played a clip earlier of don from saying that if he gets a lot for the gun he would consider pardoning those responsible for the january six committee. so he is not apologetic, he is a defiant for what transpired as a result of his lies about the election fraud. what is your reaction to him just openly discussing the idea of pardoning these people? >> well, he is unchanged. h

kyle, i want to bring you into this conversation. in your latest reporting you refer to the former president mike pence as, the quote, january 6th hearings missing man. you write the following. you say the panel has clearly wrestled with how to approach the former vice president, treading cautiously with questions around their intentions. how do you see the committee folding the former vice president mike pence into this narrative over the coming days? you report his counsel greg jacob plans to testify. what do you expect? >> i think they want to show that mike pence -- this is literally the vice president of the united states under donald trump was the victim, the ultimate victim, essentially, of the attempt to overturn the election, that he was the target of the mob and that wasn't by accident. that was because donald trump had built him up as a person who had the power to overturn the election, and then told that mob when he refused to do so that it was because he lacked courage. and he said that in the middle of -- ten minute aft

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to kyle >> all right. enough name dropping. thank you. text me if you're sitting behind kyle nice.fun and be in town bank you at some shout of forest. yeah. well, fortunately kylen as a media credential says she doesn't have to deal with these ridiculous prices. but if dubs fans live out there want to make the trip. >> it is going to cost you nearly 800 bucks. it looks like just to get in the building up in the nosebleeds. that's the latest on stubhub for wednesday night's game up in boston v i p tickets they say are going for more than $15,000. speaking of exorbitant gas prices keep rising across the bay area and elsewhere on the peninsula. a lot of people are paying more than 7 bucks a gallon for regular one spot. menlo park a gallon of regular look at 7.49. premium almost 8 bucks and the average gas price in the bay area as a whole. it's not much lower. take a look. according to triple a and every bay area county a gallon is on average more than 6 bucks. marin county has the most expensive 6.60, a gallon. san francisco, san mateo and napa county are similar. the lowest the cheap

- kyle! - i should have known they were crab people.with the jeffersons. - so now can you please change your network's programming? - yes. yes, i think this gay fad is over. gentlemen, back to studio 12. we're gonna bring back the latin fad! - hey, eses. - hey, jefe. you want some cervesa? - kyle! - hey, ese, you wanna come play catch with us? - what? you want me to hang out with you? - yeah, it's cool, homes. - no, dude, it really isn't cool. you all turned your backs on me. you're supposed to be my best friends, and you just-- you treated me like nothing. and now you all expect me to just forget it all and hang out with you again like nothing happened? - oh jesus, kyle, don't be such a whiny little gay-wad. come play catch with us. - yeah, don't be such a fag, dude! - god dammit. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com comedy central >> coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show."Ñi tonight ukraine borrowsÑi some missiles. senator chrisÑi murphy= emezi, this is theñ withñr trevorÑi noah. (chee

host: kyle cheney, a senior legal affairs reporter for "politico."welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8001 is for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for immigrants, and for independents and others, it is (202) 748-8002 . what is expected and when there they expected to wrap up and publish their findings? guest: we are anticipating six hearings or maybe eight. they are escalating. i think that will remain in flux, depending on how the hearings go and which witnesses they get confirmed. we don't really know much about who they are going to call, but we are expecting some high-profile names eventually. one thing that is very important is that it is not the end of the road for them. they're talking about a timeline that involves releasing their actual report in september. again, that could change. that is fluid for them. there are certain things that may even extend beyond the legal fights they are having to try to get more information going into october or beyond the midterm election. host: as thursday's hearing comes up, who are some of the members you

scores 4 times highlighted by this kyle schwarber. 2 run homerun. it's 65 12. homerun for kyle giants go down 65 to build go to the coliseum. he's got a foot. plus this contraption on my man's face. oakland there. we took on houston today, pitch justin verlander. he was lights out into the 7th, had a no-hitter going. but he gave up 3 runs. including that 2 run bomb by christian bethancourt 3, one a's. but happening tonight faces loaded for yordan he drives this one to the wall. that's going to clear the bases after us take the lead and up within 5 to 4. >> and that's how that went down. the wars, by the way, taking on the celtics tonight with tip off at 06:00pm at the chase center. it's going to be story. we're going to cover live starting next hour. so stay tuned for that as we continue to ramp up anticipation for the big game tonight where the warriors and the celtics will face head to head south. all right. let's get another check of the weather. got john trouble standing by in the weather center with more on our forecast for folks that are heading to thrive

i'm laura kyle. every day, an estimated 160000000 children are forced to work often in dangerous conditions. some are as young as 5 years old. this is united nations world's day against child labor is calling for better social protections. so parents aren't forced to send the youngsters to work. these include free education, child care, and child support payments. it's one of 6 points of action agreed last month at a labor international label organization conference in south africa. delegates were told that another $9000000.00 children could be pushed into the workforce by the end of the year. one rescued child work from india explained how access to education helped end child labor in her village. what may happen if the i'm the 1st go to complete class 12 exams in my community, just like right now that is no child doing labor in my village. there should be no child labor in any part of the world. i want to ask you a question. we kids don't have the authority to cast a vote. so should we have the aut

kyle morris taking his 15-year-old to american airlines arena to watch a basketball game back in april the restroom around halftime, he started to worry and contacted security. >> an off-duty officer walked up and she told me that they had video of our daughter walking into the lexus parking garage with a guy and they said, you need to go home and you need to file a report. >> reporter: dallas police declined an interview request but referred to a texas statute that missing juveniles are runaways. unless circumstances suggest they were abducted. police say a runaway report should be filed in the town where the juvenile lives. so kyle morris drove 30 miles home alone to make the report, six days later his daughter was still missing and the family reached out to the texas counter trafficking initiative. >> he said, send me a couple of pictures of her. >> he was able to reach out to us and go, i think i have a hit. >> reporter: the investigator found an online ad for sex with their daughter. >> when i saw those photos of my daughter i didn't recognize my daughter. >> reporter: morris' dau

today we are really lucky, my name is kyle connor and i am a former speechwriter. we are really happy to have a former -- another person who worked for president clinton was supposed to be here, had a conflict come up in d. c. we will tell you many stories as we can remember from him. we have heard a few. my hope is to use about half of this time to talk about the questions that i have for these two. we will spend other half taking any questions that you have. if there is one thing i hope you take away from this whole session it is that being a presidential speechwriter is exactly what you would think it would be like on the west wing. that is it. i am kidding, it is much more like veep. since this is the presidential ideas festival, i will start off with a question for these two on the relationship about ideas and speeches. sometimes what starts off as an idea ends up in a speech, sometimes the speech writing process starts before they have the idea. just curious, what do you think? what would you share about that process and how an idea becomes a speech? >> i thi

>> will: i think, yes, kyle rittenhouse does have a case.nd man who filed a lawsuit and now kyle rittenhouse employs the same attorney host of media organizations from "the washington post and "new york times." to cnn. and now here comes kyle rittenhouse. so, rittenhouse, he became a public figure. he has show whoever he sees facebook or media organization acted with actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth. i think that you and i could spend the next three minutes playing clips that quite clearly reflect a reckless disregard for the truth from numerous, dozens of media figures who, and you and i have been doing this a long time, ainsley. one of the things you are taught or at least you have a moral compass within to you realize you need to have some respect that you are trying to accomplish the truth. we say things like alleged murderer because we don't know until it is proven in a court of law. but, in this case, we saw media figures say definitively is he a murderer and he is a white supremacist with virtually no evidence to back

kyle, do you want to walk us through the slide as well? >> clerk: you can see the commission authorization requirement slide, currently the commission on the environment does not oversee budget contracts. in our comparison, we did consult eight other roughly comparable commissions in the city including the yard commission which does have the oversight over budget contracts and grants over $100,000. this is not required. they do have authority to approve outgoing grants in 12 months or less. the entertainment commission does not have oversight over any of these items for the fire commission. they do approve budget contracts that are at least $25,000. human services commission approved budget contracts and outgoing grant over $29,000. they do not deal with m.o.u.s. the small business administration does not have authorization oversight over these items. the war memorial board of trustees finally does have the authority to approve budget contracts as well as m.o.u.s but does not generally deal with grants incoming or outgoing. >> president ah

kyle perry in st. louis, missouri, one of nine states with trigger laws that have -- after roe is overturned. >> hi, andrea. we understand that, at least, according to the attorney general, was the first of those nine to make providing a woman and abortion illegal here. it was the provider, the doctor, who could face those felony charges. 5 to 15 years is the penalty that could be handed down here. i'm outside the planned parenthood in st. louis, which was the only location which women could receive an abortion in mystery. they notified the department of health about 20 minutes after that decision came down that after the attorney general sign that trigger law that was passed in 2019, they were notifying the department of health that they were seizing operations, or at least, providing that procedure for the first time in 50 years. we saw protests last night outside this location. representative cori bush helped lead those protests. i know she was on your show yesterday, sharing her personal story abou

. - kyle, i think you underestimate okama gamesphere. - here you go, boys. all: aah!!it! - [indistinct speech] - good night, boys. don't stay up too late. - good night, mom. thanks for gamesphere. - yeah, but you still shouldn't have done that; he's just a boy. - what? - nothing; come on, randy. - yeah, mom, i can't go to the lake. no, stan's having emotional problems, and we need to help see him through it. he's got--what is it? - date rape psychosis. - date rape something. yeah, okay, i will. okay, thanks, mom. i don't have to go outside! - awesome! - she said it's fine but that i still have to go to baseball practice tonight. - oh, yeah, we've got baseball practice today. - we shouldn't have this many responsibilities. we're children. - it's all right; we can still play for six more hours, and then we'll go play baseball. - don't forget to bring a towel. - ah, no. - when you're playing sports, the sweat can get in your face. that's why towelie says, "always keep an extra towel in your duffel bag." - okay, we will. - all right! you want to get high? - no, we don't wa

let's dig into all of this with kyle cheney, senior legal affairs attorney. kyle, thank you for being here. what was your biggest take away from the first primetime hearing? we saw there were before seeing video, and their widows were in the room. very raw emotions. what do you make of all that? >> i think that aspect of it was meant to remind people of the horror that day. it has been 17 months since then. it has faded for a lot of people who have trump not tracked every twist in turn of this investigation. but the brock take away from that hearing was that they are going to let donald trump's aides and advisories, his own appointees, tell the stories of what happened. video evidence, testimony from even his own daughter, agreeing to some of the promises of the investigation. things that led to the violence on the capitol hill. that, to me, we're gonna see that going forward in the next hearings. donald trump's own people in their own words saying what happens. >> we know the committee is scheduled three hearings over the last several days. last week we hear

. >> kyle, what are you seeing in the near future as far as from the farm bureau?n discussions, obviously, with our department of ag here in the state, as well as lawmakers, um, just trying to figure out what we can do because we've had several conversations with representatives who are seeing the same thing that ryan is seeing in his area that are just -- the suppliers are going to these terminals, these bulk supply facilities, and they're being turned away without fuel and they get back to their country and place of business and they have to tell the customers they don't have the fuel. we learned so far there is diesel fuel in the state, just not at the right places at the right time. we've been working to get it to where it needs to be. one of the things with that, well, you know, if someone from, say, the northwest part of the state doesn't want to get rid of it, you know, sell it, essentially, then it's not going to move and, obviously, we're still in the trucking shortage, the distribution chain disruptions that, even if they do want to sell it to somewhere,

the classic day of switching fortunes, kyle jamison the key key we work. —— kiwi goal are.wn, ridden by richard kingscote. the victory made 76—year old sir richard stoute the oldest winning trainer. the race was slightly delayed after a number of protestors lay on the track. here's our sports correspondent laura scott. despite the absence of the queen, for just the fifth time despite the absence of the queen, forjust the fifth time in her long rain, two of those because of the pandemic, there has been a carnival atmosphere here as it forms part of the platinum jubilee. atmosphere here as it forms part of the platinumjubilee. there've been several tribute to the queen and her impact on racing, including a parade of herformer resources, impact on racing, including a parade of her former resources, and also a guard of honour by a0 jockeys who have ridden for the queen. princess anne was representing, and the jockey who wonjoin anne was representing, and the jockey who won join me now. anne was representing, and the jockey who wonjoin me now. pure anne was representing, and the

kyle king was fast asleep in his tent on a remote japanese island when he was startled awake by the nearby scratching. that's when he discovered a lone coconut crab attempting to make off with his knife. >> make off with his knife or rob him at knifepoint? i have no idea. luckily king was able to swiftly reclaim his cutlery before anyone got hurt. coconut crabs are a nocturnal species that can grow up to nine pounds. that's as much as the average cat and also appropriately known as robber crabs. i didn't make that up. they are known as robber crabs. now you know why. >> i'm not going to lie. the knifepoint joke was probably top two not to of your jokes. >> i'm just glad that was on the smaller size spectrum. you know what i mean? that was not nine pounds yet. that was like a baby coconut crab. >> right. >> yikes. >>> next, to beer made from toilet water. >> wait. stop. what? >> yeah. introducing singapore's latest craft beer. it's called new brew, and it's made using the island nation's supply of recycled wastewater. the water is first disinfected with ultraviolet light, then passed throug

your one little big lie. >> welcome back to sports night live kyle. and with all the warriors hoopla for the last 2 months, i feel like we've been ignoring the giants a little mean. of course, we only have a week left the basketball, but the big bad dodgers. they were in town this weekend. they were in town. that's always a fun matchup for baseball fans. we've got to get to that call the cleaning crew, by the way, break out the brooms at oracle park. >> the giants looking to sweep the dodgers in the final game of a three-game set at oracle park. check it out for giants pitcher and 3 time. mlb all-star matt cain threw out the first pitch in the 10th anniversary of his perfect game. great to see the horse as he was known back in the ballpark. first giants batter of the game outfielder austin slater blasted deep to center field. that's in the vegetable garden for a solo home run one. nothing. giants take the lead. 2 batters later. mike yastremski, thanks a 2. nothing with one swing of the bat. going going. into the bleachers came clapping it up. he likes

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i remember walking into the oval office, and my boss, said kyle has some ideas for ways to tailor the morehouse crowd. there is a picture, at the time, telling me what i thought i should say. he looks at me, as the first black president, and says, i'm going to let you finish, and then say what you should say. so, that was embarrassing. you probably remember this to, but the editing, the more editing you got from obama, the better. he, like if he had spent time at night writing it out on the yellow pad with your draft next room, that was great. it meant he was completely engaged. if he had a bunch of edits on the page, that was fine. would he never wanted to, get was that note on the top that said, please come see me. because then it's, like we are starting over. you are starting over. >> yes, it's bad. but, it's true. you always want the person you are working with to be engaged with a draft. i was also going to respond to something john said, which was really important. president bush was looking for that momentum in his speech. and here, i can represent our colleague who is missing,

younger brother of kyle harrison in aa ball as a richmond flying squirrel. >> thanks vern. >>> still toying with idea of buying ticket to the nba finals? what people are paying tonight just to get in the door. >>> pride month officially begins in about 30 minutes from now. tonight the rainbow flag is already flying above city hall in redwood city. first of many events in san mateo county, planned a monthlong celebration. >> it's such a small act but so meaningful. because it lets member of the community in redwood city know that they are seen and heard. >> we will be bringing you pride stories all month long. already started special section on kpix.com with a look back at kpix archives. >>> performing june 12th. tickets for june 19th show will be available to reserve next tuesday. link on kpix.com. >>> warriors fans, tickets still available for game one of the nba finals thursday. bad news, vern, can you afford this? start at $600. >> on my salary? >> maybe not on reporter's salary. two remaining courtside seats on ticket master $40,000 apiece. de oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morni

. >> with us next is kyle cheney, with politico on with us to talk about the january 6 committee hearings. on with us now to talk

kyle, i've watched your segments on this show talking about the supply/demand dynamics it caught a lot of people off guard. how did it shift so quickly? >> thank you for having me again, dom we have been very much in the forefront of what's happening with regard to supply change about two years ago we indicated on your show in the past that we were in a cyclical bull wave and that would last 24 to 30 months. we're in month 25 of that. we're right now really about a month or twof away of finally confirming from a technical perspective that cycle is over and we're moving into a new cycle and all indications are and, again, earlier this year, lumber had even more of a supply chain problem early on this year and was set to actually move to all-time highs even higher than in 2020 and 2021 it wasn't able to do so because we've seen a substantial change on the demand side and the supply side. >> let's talk about i'm a homeowner. i put in my deck before the pandemic in retrospect the timing looks good i used pvc versus wood i had to use wood for the frame. should homeowners, consumers, go out

kyle coetzer will step down as the scotland cricket captain after 110 matches in charge.exas right now. the 38—year—old has been capped 21a times. elvin evans' hopes of challenging for the world rally championship have suffered a blow in sardinia in italy after damaging his toyota and having to retire for the day. the briton is hoping to resume tomorrow. his team—mate, finland's esapekka lappi, is currently leading. irish trainer aiden 0'brien now holds the record for british classic wins — a1 — after his horse tuesday, ridden by ryan moore, won the oaks on the opening day of the epsom festival. it was a photo finish, with the favourite emily upjohn coming second. so the oaks was the big race on day one, tomorrow it's all about the derby. as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations, members of the royal family are expected at the epsom festival, although the queen herself won't be travelling. 0ur correspondent laura scott has been to the epsom downs course ahead of tomorrow's showpiece race. the derby has always been a highlight of the british sporting and social calenda

younger brother of kyle harrison in aa ball as a richmond flying squirrel. >> thanks vern. >>> still toying with idea of buying ticket to the nba finals? what people are paying tonight just to get in the door. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. (music throughout) when people are dying >>> pride month officially begins in about 30 minutes from now. tonight the rainbow flag is already flying above city hall mateo county, planned a monthlong celebration. >> it's such a small act but so meaningful. because it lets member of the community in redwood city know that they are seen and heard. >> we will be bringing you pride stories all month long. already started special section on kpix.com with a look back at kpix archives. >>> performing june 1

that was to see really they got kyle and like all week long.tomorrow morning post games pack her shirt yeah, she's going to wear it, but he's going a little scary. and maybe we were saying maybe the war's fans are either flying right now. >> or they arrive last night. they're sleeping in and there's got to be somebody is there. yeah, we know they're going to be at the chase center tonight. that's for sure. because they're opening up for all the fans and all the hype both outside and in. >> $25 to get inside and you can enjoy the game on the big jumbotrons there over the court. and of course, thrive. city will be packed as well as fans far and wide come together to cheer on. >> warriors go warriors game 3 tonight. >> time now is 9.34 and more than 400 people who live in a san francisco building have nowhere to live right now. 33 to it's been flooded. there was a a water pipe that burst at the top of the building on friday. and now look at the mass. a lot of damage. and so some of the residents say that the management isn't handling it very well

scores 4 times highlighted by this kyle schwarber. 2 run homerun. it's 65 12.un for kyle giants go down 65 day. >> tomorrow is in florida tomorrow. >> the bill on the go to the colosseum at the foot. plus, this contraption on my man's face. oakland there. we took on houston today. it's justin verlander. he was lights out into the 7th, had a no-hitter going. but he gave up 3 runs. including that 2 run bomb by christian bethancourt 3, one a's. but top of the 9th bases loaded for yordan alvarez. he drives this one to the wall. that's going to clear the bases. astros take the lead and up within 5 to 4. the a's have off tomorrow 5. then they host boston on friday. that's fireworks night at the coliseum. the first one of the season. they might get 10,000 people for that. all righty. that is you look at sports. we'll be right back after the break. p prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. more shipments of baby formu