this bill, the luke and alex school safety act is in honor of luke hoyer and alex schachter, luke and alex were taken from us in the shooting at marjorie stone stoneham high school in florida. since that day, i have worked with it families as governor, now senator, to do everything possible so no child, carter, or family has to experience that again. there is a lot of work to do. this legislation codifies a federal school safety clearinghouse by informing parents and educators on expert recommendations and best practices that schools can implement to improve school security. this build on the work to keep schools safe and prevent another tragedy. today, we can get something done that creates safer schools for our kids and teachers. i appreciate the work again of senators johnson, rubio, risch and grassley and all of our colleagues. a as we continue to to pray for uvalde and the families, i urge the senate to bass this good bill and take a step -- to pass this good bill and take a step in the right treks to keep -- right direction to keep schools and teachers safe. mr. johnson: i thank

luke lives at home with his family. it has _ shot. luke lives at home with his family.ike all my friends are now in university and finding jobs. there is a period where you go through the five stages of grief. because you have a completely different life now. it was hard for my family, i know, because it is something i have thought about, as they watch their healthy young child just deteriorate in a manner that is unforeseen and unexplainable, and i know that was really, really hard on them. because i could tell by their faces. them. because i could tell by theirfaces. the mums and dads, they don't, they have to be strong for their kids, but you catch them looking sad, and it is yeah, fully understandable. but again, through sessions i had with the pain team and the pain clinic, they were again able to learn and understand and now we did have this incredible understanding, and our own support that those faces don't appear as often. i call this piece that i have composed, "living with chronic pain. " but despite everything he has been through, he has kept his sense of hu

luke: financials are huge. dani: let me take this to you.that is not going to be a problem for credit, if energy is behaving, margins are behaving, what does that mean for the fed? usually, we talk about credit being the true fed put. what does that mean for how much more aggressive they are going to be for a pain in the credit market? luke: the fed needs to move hard and they need to move fast and if they get that done, i think credit can get through this next one or two years without blowing out 500 basis points in investment grade. we continue to rise and rise quickly for the fed. this was well flagged. this is not a surprise recession. this is not a financial crisis that has suddenly come upon us. it is fairly controllable and visible which way we are going which gives me a lot of comfort. dani: after talking to luke, it feels good after hearing from all of the doomsayers coming into that manus:. luke hanging on by his fingernails, hanging on by his fingernails and going what is christine lagarde going to do? dani: that's true. maybe mor

well the “my was told that luke * heard in court. heard in court. well thejury was told that luke skelton was - heard in court. well the jury was i told that luke skelton was carrying out research last year on the internet around three police stations in newcastle city centre. he went to one of them and took photographs of it. that was forth banks police station. the prosecution said he had a plan, his plan was to commit terrorist acts. he took another photograph of a hotel across the street which had cctv cameras. the prosecution said he was decide ing whether that police station should be the one he should target. why he was doing this? thejury should target. why he was doing this? the jury was shown videos skelton had saved, one was of a neo—nazi group and showed masked people burning a flag of un and the black lives matter flag and he wrote a note that said, i pray by read gd you this you understand what i have done is a necessary duty. i could not bear to lock at my descendants knowing i did nothing to give them a home land. the

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. >> robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they were looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. >> two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family been targeted before? >> we were like

what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that. tournament doesn't make us bad parents. my mom never went to any of my stuff. i'm fine.

smoke is coming out of luke's stupid suitcase. like his old man, luke is a magician. (laughs) i'm taking lessons from some guy my dad found online. he came personally recommended from the guy who runs the warlock conference up in modesto. (loud snoring)

luke was our youngest of three. he was very sweet and loving and he was better known in our family as luky bear. that was the nickname i gave him when he was young. he was funny, always made people laugh. he was our surprise baby. and i used to always say to tom, we used to watch him play, and he was so funny, and being cute as always, like tom, what would we do without him. he was our surprise baby. and little did i know i would be having to face that reality. and i miss him so much. the families of uvalde are just going to be in shock forever. i still can't believe i say my son is gone. just when we go -- when people ask me how many kids i have, that's one of the hardest questions. he was a great kid. he is missed dearly. >> we obviously are sorry for your loss. and i thank you for taking a few minutes, not just to talk about policy, but to talk about your boy, who would be a man today. tom hoyer, gina hoyer, thank you. >> thank you, victor. >> that was beautifully said. i mean, she'll always be a mother of three.

i teach courses on the gospels, john and, of course, on matthew, mark and luke. >> okay. this newman center, for those of you who don't know, it is a catholic chaplaincy at a university. it is sonoma state university. you're acquainted with the ancient texts, you're acquainted with today's young people. and you have some theological literary and scientific knowledge with which you're equipped, and we have you here today to talk about the resurrection. so was the resurrection a key part of your interest, your renewed interest in calin catho at the time? >> it became that. i say first before that was the passion. the passion of christ, sufferings, the event of his dying, the way he went through that. there was a major impact that came when i was reading the gospel of john and i came to the way of the cross when he had his cross, john says, taking his own cross, he went out from there. and i saw this view of christ, with just bloody with his crown of thorns carrying this cross and i looked on his face and saw this serene totally decisive face that -- that expression that he

what is darth vader's relationship to luke sky walker?h -- i think they're friends. [ laughter ] >> mike: they are friends. they are friends. >> guillermo: no, not friends, they're enemies. >> mike: well -- >> guillermo: one is on the good side, the other is on the bad side. [ laughter ] >> mike: i respect that you have a sort of open-ended interpretation of the movie. father/son. >> guillermo: father/son, okay. all right. >> mike: i have to say, that's sort of fundamental to the plot of "star wars." [ laughter ] >> guillermo: no, listen. every time i watch the movie, i always fall asleep. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> mike: you need different lawn decorations, i think. >> guillermo: i start watching the movie, then i go get a white claw. [ laughter ] >> mike: a what? >> guillermo: a white claw. then i get another one. i fall asleep and my son watch the movie. [ laughter ] >> mike: white claw. white claw is some kind of wine cooler thing? a spritzer, alcohol thing? >> guillermo: yeah, but sometimes i drink maybe more. [ laughter ] >> mike:

it's luke victory. it was not a self-serving question. i promise. so third misunderstanding, i kind of highlight about 1960 on the democratic side. also interesting that so many senators current or former in 1960 senator john f kennedy, senator lyndon johnson the i so how about this one that kennedy would not have been elected president without johnson because it was really eisenhower be kind of chip away at the south, louisiana. he took in 56 virginia both campaigns really began to eat away at the traditional democratic south would kennedy have won the presidency do you think without lyndon johnson from texas to hold down hold down the democratic south as we would say in the most area that terms not a snowball's chance of hell. what lyndon johnson brought to the table? was what ronnie duggar who was a famous texan journalist said that every election that johnson and the rest of the people that ran for elections in texas during the timeframe up to 1960 was competitive corruption. it was just depending on who could steal more votes. and johnson ran i

luke's voiceovers bureau with global engine on my class trip, i was the only one will stop by my 3rd trip, i will be standing in the queue at the check points. so 40 minutes in a vehicle, it was so many people who wanted to help and get people out of bed would. wouldn't you the only thing that burton did or show the world who ukrainians on you know what ukraine is euclidean people have closed ranks new dispositions, all jury visit. the volunteers have brought thousands out of the city and their own cones, homeowners, you can put it in, many did not return it. some drove into a maya. some got caught in the crossfire while driving at night. and socially, just most of them just said somebody needs to do this and they went marble. he's a regular ukrainians at the regular people to pursue. ah ah. cast off. luke, i stay fixed out for an adventure on the water with a sail boat across lake constance. he docks at the city of constance while he's there. and of course, a picturesque flower island of my now. a check in the next on d w. he's a radical defender of the faith yoseph collapsing, i ho

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so to me this story was significant, luke's story because it confirms what the justice department hasme of the reporting says. this suggests it is broader but it doesn't mean that the investigation itself has moved on and information has been shared. it will, not yet. >> so what -- can you just give us the source of examples where inside doj they would want something that they couldn't go get themselves? i mean, is it really a time-saving measure, or is it really something they haven't probed yet? why would they want all the transcripts from the 1/6 committee, neal? >> because they haven't done that work themselves. in an ordinary criminal prosecution with some little layer of congress involved, it's the justice department that wants to go first. that's the ordinary rule and for really important reasons, congress sometimes messes up investigations, think about oliver north where they immunized witnesses and that undid the criminal prosecution later on. it tainted things and so generally that's the justice department's role is to say, we'll go first, we'll investigate. here that didn't

another, a korean film decision to leave one, the best director prize for park can luke? actually that bill was my tech for the top prize, but a parked him. luke, seem very happy to go away with the directors. honor of that film is a sort of film wire almost in the spirit of alfred hitchcock's vertigo, about a detective who becomes assessed with a woman who he suspects might actually be a murderer. but on all a very a why breadth of, of nations of cinema styles being honored this evening in care. and just real quick scott, were the festival organizers successful in bringing the festival back to life after the lockdown? in your opinion? yeah, most actually, yes, most definitely, of course, certain political aspects of the war and ukraine definitely cast a shadow over this years. can festivals hard to celebrate when you know there's a war happening? not that far away here in europe, but in terms of celebrating cinema can definitely, uh, delivered the goods both in terms of huge films like blockbuster's top gun, maverick, which premiered here last year, eb last week and also

luke, the letters, i read some of those text messages and what they reveal to ronnie jackson.s like two prongs of what you cover day in and day out for us are represented here both in this possible coordination which i think you first wrote about context between some of these far-right house members and the extremist groups and this is the first time i've seen everyday that bolsters those ties. what was your reaction to this letter to ronnie jackson and the text messages included? >>. >> ronnie jackson, we asked him for comment and he immediately said he knows nothing about any of these text messages. he doesn't know any of these oath keepers so he's denying it up and down, but the oath keepers seem to know him according to their own encrypted messages. one of them appears to have his cell phone number because stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers asks him to give -- asks the person to pass on his information to representative jackson so that he would be in contact with them. they seem to know that he's moving around in the -- in the capitol and that he needs protecti

luke was arrested for a long time 2 million dollars remained thousands of docks, but in the end they that he would transfer the cash to the owner, and luke himself, by the way, was obliged. and a large fine of 130 million rubles. according to the court decision, the decision on the early release of the former minister came into force at 00:00 moscow time the day before was the last day for appealing, it must be said that today is due to the excitement that has arisen. many were unable to deliver parcels to relatives of the prisoners. some dates were delayed, but now the tver ik number one continues to work. what is called in normal mode? denis zadoy kinomarey semyonov romanovich putin andrey valerievich and dmitry salnikov ntv television company tver region and some russian political scientists face criminal prosecution after the public.

luke, take us through what you're reporting. >> hi, nicole. yes. look at a lot of the transcripts that this committee has been doing over the past several months. you know, we're talking about more than a thousand interviews that have been conducted. as of right now, discussions are ongoing between committee lawyers and the justice department about which transcripts will be turned over and how quickly, but it does show that the justice department has, you know, come to the realization that the january 6th committee has covered significant ground in their investigation, and rather than perhaps repeating some of these interviews or coming into them without knowing fully what has been told to this committee, they want to have all this voluminous evidence in their arms before they take their next steps. as we know, a grand jury is investigating on behalf of the justice department and is looking at pretty broad range of aspects around january 6th. so, you know, this is a -- i think it's a pretty significant development in terms of the justice department

finally, luke, invested in protecting. finally, luke. what _ invested in protecting.ing _ the rising prices? people understand that the rising prices _ the rising prices? people understand that the rising prices are _ the rising prices? people understand that the rising prices are caused - the rising prices? people understand that the rising prices are caused by i that the rising prices are caused by many things you just talked about, the opening up post pandemic, the invasion of ukraine, they are very proud of britain's response to the invasion of ukraine. but they are less concerned about what's causing these process rises —— price rises and want action to help mitigate it, particularly action directed at the most vulnerable. people recognise that everyone will suffer and struggle a little bit through that, but what they want to ensure that those who are really suffering, those who are really suffering, those economically insecure, struggling to feed their kids, that they are getting the support they need. so for most people it's just not about courses, but what we

with the possibility for scattered showers, most of us just luke yesterday don't get rained. it's the same pattern where we could have isolated pop up showers like yesterday. we had hail in santa rosa. a quick check at first alert doppler this morning shows us what rain there is is sitting off the coast in the future cast depicting that beautifully and shows what will happen perhaps by the even there's a possibility for showers to get pulled down through the north bay. so we'll keep a small chance of an isolated shower in the forecast today. it's going to remain relatively cool as a result of this. only 36 in santa rosa. mid 40s in the ridge. 60s inland, 10 degrees cooler than average. you can pick out your part of the bay. hitting 61 in livermore. that is a pattern. let's check in on the drive. how's is looking? >> good morning, looking really good if you're up early that's one benefit of being out the door early. no delays on the freeway. not a lot going on. quiet heading into san francisco. so far so good for your tuesday morning commute. no wind advisory in effect for the

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we also have with us luke broadwater, congressional reporter for the new york times. and my dear friend, tali farhadian weinstein, a former federal and state prosecutor here in new york. she clerked for merrick garland, and justice -- it is 11:00 pm. i am going to try to stay as calm as i possibly can. but i warn you all, i am pretty fired up. when i hear jamie raskin say he fully believes that they will fulfill their war of duties and comply with these subpoenas, i am not sure why he thinks that based on what we have seen for the last four years. but let's get to it. luke, serving subpoenas to your colleagues in congress, many people who have been asking for this for months, but it is a huge undertaking, and huge risk. why do it now? >> they are really out of other options. the january six committee is coming up on an important set of hearings in june. and there is a key avenue of the investigation which is basically left unexplored. and that is the role members of congress played. they have information of their sources, they have been able to compile a record of one

back to my friend luke lloyd following all of this. luke, it is interesting, when i see a breakdown what is happening to technology issues in general but talk about 5% hit in nasdaq, intuit down 9%, facebook of course meta down about 8%. i could go down with amazon, 7.25%. the nasdaq 100 down about 6%. is that overkill? >> no. this is not just a metric of interest rates and, all the stuff happening from the federal reserve. this is also a big metric of the strength of the american consumer because not only is inflation running ridiculously hot, the cost of borrowing is increasing not only for corporations and businesses but for individuals. so for the housing market, things like that. which isn't great for near-term market growth. so what is happening a lot of companies came out with earnings report, they reduced guidance by a ton the next couple quarters and over the next year. again that is not good for short-term market growth. it sets the bar a little lower. honestly i would take a look at stocks being cautious right now with all t

luke, i want to start with you.r may be too strong but concerns about the integrity of the united states supreme court, and you've got this evolving and emerging public evidence of ginni thomas's effort, at least in this new reporting with the arizona state legislature to overturn president biden's win there. where do you think the committee is in terms of how to engage ginni thomas? >> yeah, the committee's been going through some contortions here with ginni thomas, as best i can tell. for a long time, they did not want to bring her in, and they showed no indication of doing it. then, when the sort of the bombshell text messages came out with her imploring mark meadows to release the kraken and fight the election results, including to enlist sidney powell as trump's lead attorney to fight the results, there was public pressure on the committee to seek answers from her. they did say at the time or people close to the committee said at the time that they would likely call her in for an interview and we reported that.

not a huge bizarre luke or can you go to up meant you to do it is strongly agree. it pretty quickly. it'll come when you're of tory, what do you usually invite so much? if you tell your receipt, if for you to know crane, you're pretty much the talk about almost alone as they were free. but also if you wish, want you to go to she ukraine is in a disastrous position blue on september. the 5th 2014. the 1st minsk agreements for a peaceful settlement of the military conflict and douglas are signed. shall i kneel scott lashania as possible grey or bonnie short as we are on another call. but your master holy julia on your local day. after the papers was signed, the 2 sides accused each other of breaking the agreement. what are some good web sierra smarter. we'll put the sign uminski foreclosure and they could. ah, legend just multiple percent. so subtle, wilma, about from about on my job kick at the new bull near the more weight than would you measure to wrap up the computer open to move not be smart, oceania litwin, you louis that on the while ago that it made him go ve

that's cold firearms, the more, the better they say, well, luke we have said. the prophets had three bows and each had its own name. they hung on her wall. luke cannot be touched without permission. if the bow is on the floor, you cannot step over it. this is a great sin, so it is said, onion. we are very much appreciated in general everyone wants to have and they say that there will be a time that neither gunpowder nor fire electricity will act. and that he will return to luka again, they say with us. this is a legal weapon and a very dangerous weapon, a serious weapon. since we are talking about men today, we will cook real men's food, what could be better than meat only meat cooked in the fresh mountain air. hello hello, how oh what a holiday you have on the table, but before that i prepared everything. yeah, here's the hearth ready, it will be possible to cook meat, national ingush dishes, these are male dishes. every ingush should be able to. this national meat is called, and translated meat is boiled meat, and boiled meat. our ancestors always lived in a

luke, using i guess they call it misgendering, do they? that's sexual harassment.ypically covered by title nine? i'm sure you can find some lefty judge that would say it is. >> not remotely. this is troubling on a lot of different levels. first schools should not be forcing their preferred mode of speech on students especially minor students this is basic first amendment 101 stuff. second even if a school district could compel speech and they can't they absolutely shouldn't be using sexual harassment charges as the bludgeon don't fit and third the district's deeply troubling, didn't provide any advance warning to the parents and they didn't even provide the details of the allegations before they interrogated the student. so if there's an issue with students, the first thing the school should do is reach out to the parents, get all the students in the room, and work through it. none of that happened here. they just dropped title nine charges on these students and that's totally inappropriate. >> laura: braden, have you had any disciplinary problems in the past? targ

luke, i'll start with you. tell us about this request and why exactly the committee might hesitate to hand things over. >> right. well, it's a pretty broad request, and my understanding it's sort of a first step in negotiations between the justice department and the january 6th committee. and they basically said we could literally look at any interview that you guys have done and we want to start getting the depositions that you are undertaking. after we put out this report, chairman bennie thompson pretty categorically said they were not going to eagerly comply with this. this was going to be part of a sort of back and forth between the committee and the justice department about which transcripts, which interviews they could look at. it is a signal that the justice department is moving beyond just looking at the liars. the piggyback is looking at what led up to the january 6th report on the capitol. that's been the large focus of the january 6th committee. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. from what we know about wha

brainchild of luke shut, who has been performing around the united states for five years.a little dizzying. uh but it looks fun. i don't want to hit your head, though. no, no, you gotta you gotta be careful train, bravery trained acrobat, but it looks fun. don't try that at home kidsults. yes, i am aware that hospitals are a hotbed of infection. - thank you, manny. - (beep) a couple of weeks ago, i had a minor heart incident. i am fine. but just to be safe, i'm having an angiogram, which is when they inject a dye to make sure there's no blockage. it's-- it's no big deal. - we're not worried. - no. if something were to happen, which it's not... not gonna. i would turn our bedroom into a shrine to claire. wow. and this room into a hall of magic. luke, please stop taking appliances apart. - i'm making something. - you're unmaking something. - 'cause i'm giving my notice today. - wait. what? but wouldn't we rather have toast that's already buttered? i love that you're asking these kinds of questions. if only the springs were stronger, the toast would be catapulted into the poo

they're trying to make the case that luke skywalker is not luke skywalker. that's preposterous. >> what do you think the impact of it is? >> i think they shoot themselves in the foot with this. when russia or putin says he wants to denazify ukraine, he's saying he wants to deukrainianize ukraine. they're trying to destroy the ukrainian people in some fashion and that's very, very dangerous. >> absolutely. i was just seeing fresh reporting from barbara starr at the pentagon that the top russian general, the chief of staff of the russian military that according to barbara starr, he was recently in ukraine according to a u.s. defense official. the way it was put to barbara was we know he was in donbas for several days beginning last week but the u.s. is uncertain we he traveled to the russian front line and what signal it send what could it have meant? >> the general traveling to ukraine, it's rare to see the chief of all russian forces to actually go to ukraine. what it signals is things are not going well for the russians and we've seen that. we've seen that

the amount necessary for the special operation, and immediately after transferring the money from luke, he was arrested for a long time 2 million dollars remained hiv docks, but in the end they nevertheless returned to the artist so that he would transfer it to the personal owner, and luke himself, by the way, was obliged pay a large fine of 130 million rubles. by court order. decision on early release. the former minister came into force at 00:00 moscow time the day before was the last day for an appeal, it must be said that today because of the excitement. many were not able to pass on the link to relatives of the prisoners. some dates were delayed, but now the tver ik number one continues to work. what is called in normal mode denis zadoy semyonov roman chaplinsky andrey valeevich and dmitry ntv television company tver region, some russian political scientists face criminal prosecution after the publication of a recording of their secret meetings with representatives of foreign embassies over a cup of coffee. they discussed with diplomats how the west can weaken lvov and destroy rus

luke, good to have you back. >> hey, neil.of like catching a falling knife here because rarely do we see two back-to-back good days, forget about for technology, the markets in general, but something's going on. what do you think it is? >> well, just take a looked at m&a activity and ipo activity over the past since months. it's basically been, you know, nonexistent. that's because companies are nervous to make big decisions as we head towards an environment where companies are going to have to reduce their overhead to minimize their risk. that means people are going to lose jobs. look, you know, everything moves in cycles including the stock market and the economy. greed turns to fear and fear turns back into greed. right now a lot of companies are showing their fear through their actions. a lot of technology companies too. first their -- they cut their quick and easy expenses like advertising, then they slowed down hiring just like inmid v.a -- nvidia said yesterday. now we're in step number two with pausing hiring, entering

induce jail em and chin up while india holds the rights to the 3 eastern rivers ravi bes and saint luke. the ongoing conflict between the 2 nuclear powers over cash. mia is yet another challenge to upholding the water treaty. since coming to power indian prime minister modi's hindu nationalist party b, j. p has further escalated the situation. mowdy wants to build dams that would block the flow of water into pakistan. once more, the induced river has become a flash point with the threat of nuclear war as a worst case scenario. because of pakistan's dry climate, about 90 percent of its agricultural relies on irrigation. you're going to have marcus, lagging revealing riff lark. so when you receive less wardrobe, lambda supplier. so there is a potential source of conflicts. and the 2nd redundant is that our board value infected re, germany, married a specific from india packet and said that climate change is likely to put pressure on the, in the swanner drifting were dissolved the true countries when fall almost for 3 years. ah, so far, india and pakistan have refrained from settling their

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thank you, luke, broadwater for joining us.verage, you know we've consumed every word of every sentence and every piece of what your colleagues have reported and thank you to both of you. when we come back, the president of ukraine putting his own mark on russia's victory day with a powerful message for the world. up next, our friend and the former president adviser to president zelenskyy novikov, and u2's bono are helping ukrainians to keep up the fight and plus chuck schumer and the democrats went to put their colleagues on the record when it comes to reproductive rights in america. a big week ahead on capitol hill. how january 6th divided and distracted america may have opened opportunities for putin's brutal war against ukraine. all of those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. stay with us. use" continues after a quick break. stay with us allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all go

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a lot of guys that have shined this playoff run he obviously luke is doing what he's doing put no crazy a mile high colorado pitcher antonio sensitella was pitching well, but warming up before the 30 gets hurt. he'd have to leave the game former giant ty block would come in and kurt casale would go to work crushes this one into the rocky mountain air the solo shot ties it at one then in the fifth because sally again this time it's a three-run shot almost to the same section the giants jump out to a 401 lead four rbi three runs for the catcher tonight tough. nine tied at six. mike yastremsky unties it yazz with a deep blast second deck for his third of the year the giants going to win at seven six twins visiting the ace. this is what it looks like when they service pizza in the newsroom. i get the first piece dan, that's mine. he's down one. oh in the fourth elvis andrews finds the gap seth brown will come around to score. it's tied at one who watch me watch me. oh, i think that's the name fifth ending byron buxton with the base hit off zach lowe. the twins take the 2-1. four and a third