malcolm: dr.ector of the polar institute in washington and an expert on arctic geopolitics and security. >> with the advent of new generations of intercontinental missiles and platforms, including hypersonics, those far northern locations for early warning are even more important. malcolm: pincus believes that greenland is now entering a new era in which it can leverage its increased strategic importance to extract more financial support from western nations, anxious to prevent china or russia from exploiting greenland's mineral wealth. >> too many of the decisions in the past were not adequately made with the involvement of greenlanders. they did not have enough agency. that is changing and we will never go back to the way things were. malcolm: in 2019, president trump's offer to buy greenland was ridiculed. but ulrik pram gad has a suggestion. >> the u.s. could perhaps buy greenland in the sense that if a lot of american investments arose, then naturally the greenland would orient itself closer

from south western england, special correspondent malcolm malcolm: they're burning through money at theay, as is every historic line in the land which gave birth to steam trains. the locomotive hauling today's service is a 1940's vintage express, back to robust health after a $400,000 refit. in total, there are 150 heritage railway lines in britain, and all of them are facing the same problems. this is the start of the new season, and they're all banking on good visitor numbers to help them survive. >> we have had to work very hard to address the impacts of the pandemic. and coming out of that, we have still got major challenges ahead of us. malcolm: leading the effort to keep this living museum on the right track is gavin johns, who has more than 30 years' experience with britain's modern rail network. >> we have got two challenges, one, rising costs and the impacts of those rising costs on our customers. so, our own costs are going up significantly, most notably, coal. malcolm: three years ago, the daily spend on coal was $670. today, it's $1600. >> coal is a major issue for us, becau

malcolm: three years ago, the daily spend on coal was $670. in ukraine, we were sourcing our coal from russia. so we very quickly had to work with our supplier to switch the source of the coal. i think it's very unlikely that we will go back to russian coal supplies. we have been working hard to find new sources. and i think, for the time being, that we will stick with those sources. malcolm: johns says that ethical considerations, and not just sanctions, dictate the railway's stance. although costs have more than doubled, it'll try to absorb the hit and not raise ticket prices, because visitors are also struggling financially. the hope is that more passengers like matt collins will turn up for a steam fix. >> marvel at what steam engines were at the time. basically, it's controlled explosions, a real lesson in engineering. and it's really evocative, the smells, the sights and the sounds, as you travel on these trains. and it just gives you an insight into what the victorians did for us. malcolm: while steam engines have always pumped out carb

malcolm: it was clearly a weapons test.estroy a target satellite, one of ours. it wasn't tested against one of ours, but nevertheless, the message was sent that russia is developing that capability. china has similar capabilities. and i think that we have to recognize that in a future war, either prior to a conflict or during a conflict, our satellites will be attacked. [cheering] michael: the potential for war in space is a real possibility. both china and russia have arms of their military dedicated to space. michael: last year, donald trump established the newest branch of the armed forces to deter aggression in and from space and to protect the interests of the us beyond the earth. donald trump: this is a very big and important moment. it's called the space force. [cheering] donald trump: space. gonna be a lot of things happening in space, because space is the world's newest war-fighting domain. amid grave threats to our national security, american superiority in space is absolutely vital, and we're leading, but we're n

they were sent by malcolm nicholas. malcolm is a vice principal of inner-city high school -- of a inner-city high school in miami. he lost his son tragically to gun violence. i know no one with greater faith in my -- malcolm. he sent me two passages. the first is my favorite passage from the new testament. philippians chapter four, verse four. rejoice in the lord. rejoice. the second is that every circumstance is an opportunity to learn how to serve god, including this very opportunity. i want to commend every public official in every as a dental candidate who had the courage -- presidential candidate what the courage to be part of this amazing gathering. i want to also express my profound gratitude to god for the celebration of the anniversary of what historians will call the greatest day for defending life in our history, the overturning of roe v. wade. [applause] how many great people will be born in the future that can shape our world and cure diseases who may never have been given a chance? let's also pray for our

malcolm, it brings me to you you sold half of your apple position a week ago. is that correct? >> yeah. i actually sold it not related at all to the head set i'll get into that in a second i actually sold apple last week along with microsoft, half of my position, because i had been adding to both of those positions all through last year, about a year and change. it had gotten so overweight and i'm looking at how much the market has run up since march in those tech names it looked like a great point to be taking some profits to create liquidity to go after other opportunities. as hot as we've gotten, the market is going to have a cooling off period or an opportunity to buy back shares at a much better price point we're getting a little over our skis right now. >> what's your first reaction to what we learned at wwdc? by the way, the story is more extensive than just the head set. that's going to suck the air out of the room and steal headlines, but apple announced a number of -- other products as well >> yeah, but we all were anticipating the head set, an upgrade to the ios syst

let's say the little way south to more impass of malcolm web is that are outside the quote to malcolm. tell us more about what's being happening. that's cool to mackenzie's been waiting in this courtroom right here for his case to be heard and wait, wait and find out if prosecutors will charge him. if so, they'll charge him with, or if, though, seek more time from the court to detain him and continue the investigations now, prosecute. this job has been difficult for a number of reasons. partly because many of the people that came out of shack, ahold of forest alive still appear to be under the influence of mackenzie say that they want to continue that jenny to haven't continued stopping themselves. so the government's been trying to be brought to collide. some of these people which they'll need to do is going to present witnesses from that in front of a quote and mackenzie on his way into the co denied that he had called people to solve themselves to death. uh oh, the pathologist to said that some people, some of the bodies exempt from the site rules that killed through 60 ation know,

drawn malcolm, what was your 1st reaction when you heard this recording? does it tell you anything you didn't know ready? no, it doesn't tell me anything. i didn't know already because that transcript is contained it. paragraph 34 of jack smith's indictment that is pending down in florida. but just as a picture is worth a 1000 words, you know, an audio recording has more of an impact than reading a transcript on on camera. it also leaves open, i suppose. the possibility that jack smith couldn't date a former president trump or disclosing classified information to a person who didn't have the requisite clearances. and he could do that in new jersey since this exchange took place of his resort in bed minister, new jersey. i doubt he's going to do that. i think if he was going to do that, he would have done it already. and i agree with, with bruce, you know, look, these are our allegations. the former president has taken somewhat of a scatter shot approach. he said, well, i do classify these records and i had to write to keep them under the presidential recor

john malcolm, your thoughts? why do some republican candidates want to take a pass on this and does it? what impact does it have on the republican primary and on republicans fearful that if trump represent them, they might lose the house and senate in the next election. well, 1st of all, joe biden is himself vulnerable. ready there are a majority of people across political across political parties. i think he's too old and should not run. i agree with a lot of what scott said. the other thing that i would say is a donald trump has done a remarkably good job at persuading a broad number of people, a very, very large number of people. that there was a 2 tiered system of justice that play that targets conservatives. and here's also convinced to supporters that they're not really after donald trump, they are after them and that they are using that they are trying to go get to them through donald trump and the donald trump is standing up for them as their champion . and i think that other than that, scott is, is right

i mean, so, he really did pay attention to malcolm x. >> michael kirk, were you as surprised as i assume some of us or many of us may be about that part of justice thomas's background? >> yes and it's just part of, one part of the matrix the, whatever you want to call it, the complications of clarence thomas's approach. very surprising in every step of the way, as he veers from one side, to another, and he gets to form his political ideology, and also his way of living in his way of life. while he was a campus radical, for lack of a more specific term, he was also extremely against inter marriage between black people and white people. in the end, of course, he would marry ginni. so, the back and forth, the pendulum swinging of clarence thomas's approach to the world, approach to life, approach to the law and learning, all surprised me, as much as you could surprise anybody like me. you think of, i know the story, i have the broad outlines, but i had no sense of either clearance or ginni until we started to make this film. as i said several months ago, it takes months to make one of these

thank you malcolm. well, air rage lads have sounded across ukraine, off the wave of russian attacks. the air force has it intercepted and destroyed 10 missiles fired from russia's bronze region on friday. the capital t if has been targeted nearly every day for the past month. on thursday, 3 people including a 9 year old child account. meanwhile, the governor of russia's belgrade regions has 2 people were killed and 2 others injured that and showing by ukrainian forces it happened in the town of much lower pressed on that's near the border with ukraine. the governor says fragments of the shell struck cause to women traveling, and one of them that suffered faithful injuries mean lot speaking in helsinki, the secretary of state, on the blinking said that russia's war of aggression has been a strategic failure. or when you look at the president put, is long term strategic gains and objectives. there is no question. russia is significantly worse off today than it was before its full scale invasion of ukraine

folly: john malcolm, your thoughts.me republican candidates want to take a pass on this, and does it have an impact on the republican primary? aren't republicans fearful that if trump represents them, they might lose the house and senate in the next election? guest: first of all, joe biden is himself vulnerable. there are a majority of people across political parties that think he is too old and should not run. i agree with a lot of what scott said. the other thing i would say is that donald trump has done a remarkably good job at persuading a broad number of people, very, very large number of people that there is a two tiered system of justice at play that targets conservatives. he is also convinced his supporters that they are not really after donald trump, they are after them and that they are trying to go get to them through donald trump and that donald trump is standing up for them as their champion. i think that other than that, scott is right. everyone else is waiting to see what happens, whether these other indi

joining me is malcolm ethridge great to see you >> good morning, frank. >> give us your view, malcolmink it is reasonable to think it is fading. the market is in a melt-up moment where it is defying gravity and showing it wants to go up regardless of technicals i think there are very good reasons to be bearish here you want to hedge your bets, pardon the pun i think the validity to that thinking >> walk me through it. how big is the fed part of your thinking we are showing the cme futures with the fed's decision coming up on the 13th and 14th of june june do you think we will see a pause? is that what the market needs to continue the run >> i don't think a pause is what the market needs a pause is what the market is expecting here i don't think that helps us so much as having a very clear indication of where the terminal rate is in jay powell's mind, if he knows at this point it is where the hiking cycle the stops that we actually find out how bad it will get and we can make longer term plans from there. we are all finding out together. whether a skip or pause, that leaves the door op

so malcolm just tell us what's happening, what's the latest? a mckenzie. same way thing inside the cell, which is inside this, quote them for his case to be heard the last time he was in cool, the cold gone to the place in the process of cases. so 2 more days in which i could keep him in detention and proceed with the investigations. those 30 days expire today. so we are waiting to find out if it will be released or if it will be charged. in which case, what ways or if the prosecutors will ask for more time to continue those investigations. the prosecutors have some major challenges. the people that are being found to live in the shack, ahold of forest, where mackenzie and his father was living. and when many people died, those found the live appear to still be under the influence of mackenzie. many of them wanted to continue stopping themselves to death. he's in the office, they've been brought to the hospital. so it's difficult for the prosecutors to find witnesses among them. uh no. okay. i'm sorry about that. just the signal with malcolm has a cut off,

all those involves will be brought to justice malcolm web alger 0000000 the can. yeah. let's head down because now to mom bass knock on web joins is from outside the quotes. or malcolm, tell us more about what's happening in the quote so far. mackenzie's name cage then a salad in the corner of this cool and just a while to prosecute says i've been asking the quote to submit them to on the place to keep them in detention for another 60 days as they continue their investigation . they say that they need more time to examine bodies from shock, a hold of for us to identify the bodies using d n a samples and match them with the hundreds of missing persons reported by relatives. and they will say that they have challenges with the taking statements from some of the people from the shock, a hold of a live, some of the same faith and still be under the influence of mackenzie. some people who were rescued from there and taken to hospital stopping, refuse treatment and refused food because they said they wanted to continue on that journey to haven't. so these are the reasons they

men like malcolm x whose mother was from gra yairva -- grenada. the founder of the black panthers from trinidad. and james wendall johnson who wrote "lift every voice and sing. his family was from the bahamas, played rue shall roles in the civil rights movement. they left lasting impacts on this country. caribbean americans experience has inspired all kinds of art people rich in imagination, they are continuously at the forefront of exceptional and innovative artistic expression. jean michelle, was a leaning figure in the neoexpressionism movement. musicians and actors such as harry bell fonty -- belafonte, visionaries in their field. we continue to credit much of our scientific advancements to individuals such as neal degrass tieson, who everybody looks and applauds, the son of a beautiful puerto rican sister, renowned astrophysicist, author, and science communicator recognized for his quote, extraordinary role in exciting the public about the wonders of science. in athletics, an abundance of individuals that had monumental success and shown grac

accused him of ordering his cult members to starve themselves to death, so they could meet jesus. malcolm web reports from melody. it does show me the name on one day last name and the community still remembers the songs about the end of the world that she used to sing and pasta pool mackenzie's touch. how is it, how i know? no is she grew uncomfortable when he started preaching the schools and hospitals with the work of the devil, and she left the charge of her system and brother in law stayed. they went with mackenzie to hear the remote forest settlements where he cooled his follow as if i have to say he ordered them to stuff that children and then themselves to death, to go to heaven. police have dug out more than $200.00 bodies. many of them children, who are you who only me says the brother in law of a found the life under in police custody. amy's wondering what's happened to the 5 children nieces and nephews? yes, we love go a 100 plus when i'm worried and i'm not 100 percent. sure. i'll see them again. if the children haven't being fond by now among those rescued, maybe they're amo

and they will, those involves will be brought to justice malcolm web alger 0000000, the can. yeah. the air right alerts of sound it across ukraine after a wave of russian attacks the air force as it intercepted and destroyed. 10 missiles fired from russia's brianne screeching on friday. the capital key has been targeted nearly every day for the past month. on thursday 3 people, including a 9 year old child, were killed in russia, the governor of the build, a rod region says that 2 people were killed and 2 others were injured in shelling by ukrainian forces. this happened in the town of much lobo, for standing near the border with ukraine russians. they television has released footage of the aftermath. the government says fragments of the shells struck the cars to women travelling, and one of them suffered fatal injuries. ukraine's president followed the mirror, zaleski has adopted a pragmatic tone in relation to ukraine's membership of nato speaking at a meeting with his. don't you as president in cave? he admitted that the timing isn't right yet. and this guy, i've done that fees,

of ordering follows to stop themselves to death, so they could go to heaven before the world ends. malcolm, with has more from nairobi, the police operation to redeem the bodies of mackenzie's followers has reviewed more than 250 parties of already been dug up from the shack, ahold of forest to land. mckenzie had cool while it was for you as gary to remote, our forest where we've been living with 1010 years internal affairs minister, the sites on tuesday and said everyone involved will be held to account in terms of bring you to account those costs. these, we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up what i just said, every possible way that's going to be obtained in one way or the other 2 face must be brought to account, even if it's a public official. if any of is a security trophy so so the accountability beachy is the saving grace mackenzie, a friedman custody since april, and a quote from us in the process of deciding it from the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so outside of 60 days, prosecutors say they need more time to be seen bodies gathe

malcolm, thank you.ood to see you. >>> up next, student loan economics, the scotus ruling on the white house forgiveness plan could come any day now. so, how could impact the broader economy and some financial stocks? we will take you live to d.c. with the answer. don't go anywhere. "closing bell" will be right back. >>> all month long, cnbc has been sharing pride, sharing stories of corporate leader with you, here is poshmark ceo, tristan young. >> for me, as an lgbtq who wins through a service process, i am thankful that me and my partner now have two twins. i was shocked at the number of people who felt uncomfortable asking me questions about the process. for me, i welcome the opportunities to share with them about the struggles, the costs, the emotional journey that we went through as partners, and how we got there, and being able to answer those questions really felt like i was creating a bridge for people to el cfofeomrtable understanding more about the struggles we go through. with its customizabl

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joining us now is terrorism expect malcolm nance. great to see you.ying you thought some of this would be coming to pass, that perhaps putin's days were numbered because of the way he overextended the russians in ukraine. what do you make of what has occurred in the last 24 hours? and do you think it would be the beginning of the end for vladimir putin? >> well, let's look at it from a u.s. intelligence perspective. this would have been a day that is absolutely maddening. what appears to be a trend of activity that is leading you in one direction. you are collecting information left and right, you're starting to see it firm up. and then the entire process turns on its head with one division by prigozhin, apparently negotiated by schenko and that will completely reverse anything you have ever collected against prigozhin and wagner. that itself is a little maddening. the question is not the who, what, when, where and how. it's always the why. why did this event occur? why did it participate the way did it? and in the end, why did it stop? >> yeah, why d

malcolm is me shake with rage. malcolm is by me shake with rage.i'm going to. make of it? it's a travesty. first of all, i'm going to say thanks for having me on. it's always good to be on this channel. and i'm angry that this has happened. now you've got to burn mind that back in burn in mind that the back in november 21st, the government put out emergency pandemic put out an emergency pandemic crisis where they wanted to get all rough sleepers off the streets. well would that not have been the perfect time that when you got all rough sleepers off street find out if off the street to find out if they were veterans not, it they were veterans or not, it would been the perfect time would have been the perfect time to write army service to write down the army service number served. and number where they served. and then we would be able- number where they served. and then we would be able to- and then we would be able to have a proper— then we would be able to have a proper indication— then we would be able to have a proper indication of— then we woul

a line from malcolm x. and that is exactly the attitude you need when you are investigating a former president of the united states. let's discuss with someone who knows dearly. former district attorney for the cobb county right next door to fulton county. she's also a co-owner of the brookings institute -- also with us dean overdub a host of the dean over the show on sirius xm. and molly john -- thank you all for coming on the show tonight when we start with you. do you still believe we should expect indictment in this case in august? and what do you make of those recent reports the d. a. willis has expanded her investigation of georgia's racketeering laws. because some people including former u.s. attorney henry litman have expressed concern the case could risk becoming a, quote sprawling mess. . but >> first of all i do believe we are still on for an august timeline. i think the sheriff's actions in terms of sending members of his team to be able to prepare for the security of the courthouse and the witn

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and this will, those involves will be brought to justice malcolm web alger 0000000 the can. yeah. jordan is celebrating is biggest royal wedding in years. one thing for the same as my opponent saturday. okay, thanks. rise. well, i'll say in a star studded ceremony along the gas for britain is prince william and his wife kate, us 1st lady joe biden, also attended along with a daughter the business. i'll just say that these are the top stories, the us inside here. maybe i have it as the suspension of talks and the fighting and so done, the army and drop and support forces had already pulled out. any of the us impose sanctions and companies linked to both sides. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes, economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s f and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doi

here is stanford's malcolm taking one for the team, hit by the pitcher. the bases-loaded.gives this court easy, 1-0, stanford bottom to. it is a show shot, stanford response the next inning, carter graham, looper to no man's land, right field. tom petri hustles and, 2-1, stanford. dustin johnson, what a catch that is. so nice we show it twice. the defensive play of the game. but in the seventh inning, lighting in the area causing an 88-minute weather delay. deacon doing some damage, danny corona base of the middle, wake forest takes the lead 3-2, stanford with the go-ahead run at the plate in the night, and troy grounds into the game ending 4-3 double play. stanford fall 3-2. overall with a 56-41 victory over the vegas nighthawks, taking sole possession of the lead peer here is a sports director larry beil with more on the team. >> no time remaining! larry: in indoor football, stopping a offense of drive is like getting a turnover. that is where darren hungerford comes in, the linebacker lives up to his name with his hunger to win on a team with championship potential. >>

in 1962, he debated malcolm x over the path and goals of the civil rights movement. >> as we follow thisnd strategic nonviolence, we will not only put pressure on the government but we will put pressure on other groups which ought to be allied with us. jo: it was not until the late 1970's that he got involved with the gay-rights movement. decades after his death, he began to get the recognition denied him while he was alive. in 2020, california governor gavin newsom pardoned him for his 1953 arrest and conviction. earlier in 2013, president obama presented his longtime partner with his posthumous presidential medal of freedom, the country's highest civilian honor. ♪ new john: on this father's day, while growing up on washington state dairy farm in the 1950's, patrick haggerty came to realize he was gay. he now tells his daughter about the day he performed at a school assemb and his father showed up unexpectedly. >> i am riding to school with my oldest brother. on the way to school, i am putting glitter on my face. my brother said, what are you doing? i said, i am putting on my costume. h

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does it present data come when it has it the good on your computer, malcolm? yeah, i know, but okay, so, so that's a 1000 but as you'll notice there's a pending on up to you today. and as you know, the screen is i don't know, i guess you just, you know, plug it into the computer fee. and the folder is simply, i a company see not asked us what this is. i'm fine. just put the teams as the so no document this body's you notice, okay, let's me thought is, but if i don't post, the main thing, let me see the other drawing phase even better though for a part that they thought about in that it was really thought a joy kona is i think was it was extra whose years the but i didn't for has been young k money, but i like and i put him in the buyer. agents don't just been young to i speak too much for the last out of months or a lot of my these but i'm below watching on the lot, but i can the rest of the academy and they just yes, you can phone just a see more like a warning for and time in the corner when they got out of mine. and obviously the dental policy deal were not

they visited the, remember them monument in oakland, celebrating famous humanitarians, like malcolm xa. >> we plan to see, these are what great people do and their normal people just like you. they start somewhere just like you. dan: the remember them, monument is celebrating 10 years at the corner of telegraph. the teacher at the alternative education center organizes this as a field trip every year. the monument is inspirational. >> i get to live my life really, because they fought for freedom. i don't experience what they experience, but i get the benefit off of it. >> there is hope. it's a small speck of hope in me. yes it will grow. dan: the remember is engraved with braille. the artist tells us it was important to him that everyone can receive his message. very powerful. ama: we still have much more news ahead. dan: let's go to karina nova for a look at what is coming up at 5:30. carina: phil matier joins me to talk about the san francisco budget without i mayor london breed. this commercial campaign to improve commercial tourism. history of california gun laws of the impact of

malcolm moore, man, two run homer put the cardinal ahead 4-1.ouble elimination format so stanford had to beat the aggies twice and they delivered. sorry paul heggen. stanford beat texas a&m, 7-1 to win the regional and the cardinal will stay right at sunken indictment because they will host texas in a three-game superregional this weekend. >>> all right now, softball, stanford spirit was willing in oklahoma city. number one oklahoma 2-1 at the college world series. no out ins the eighth inning. stanford couldn't score. sooners shut the door. the 50 game win streak is real. they got to freshman sensation nijah kennedy. oklahoma came from behind and won it in extra innings. they advance to the championship game. stanford is coming home. >>> now if it the petey perogi, you know it's pittsburgh. that's where the as where. down in the eighth inning. diaz stayed in the park off the wall. drove in brent rooker. tied the game up at 4-4. pirates add an answer in the bottom of the eight. andrew mccutchen. easily scored the runner from third. that is how t

so they could go to having before the world ends. ology or is malcolm lab has moved from nairobi to police operation to redeem the parties of mackenzie solo is, has reviewed more than $250.00 parties of already been dug up from the shack a hold of the forest to and mackenzie had cool while it was for you as gary to remote, our forest where we've been living with them can use internal affairs minister the sites on tuesday and said everyone involved will be held to account in terms of bring you to account those costs. these we have no link to these, picked out sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up. what i just, i said, every possible way that's going to be obtained in one way or the other to face must be brought to account even if it's a public official. he's a need is a security officer. so the accountability beachy is the saving grace mckenzie. a friedman custody since april and a cool was in the process of deciding to confront the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so aside a 60 days, possibly to say they need more time to receive bodies and gather statements from witnesses

is it or is it malcolm wife has more on the story now. this is will africa's largest go produce that looks like from above has go production booming, gone to legal mines, have sprung up along most of its rivers. is mixed in the water, making it on treatable. mine is use mercury to separate the gold ones. mercury's in the water. it's nearly impossible to remove it down stream. actually while i'm a new depends on river water for cooking, drinking, and washing as the most of the people living in the countryside. i will. uh yeah. oh children often full sick. many people are dying these days and we strongly believe it's the water. the river was our source of clean drinking water until the mining started here. what can we do? the police come and chase the mind is away, but they always come back. a. dr elliot tunnel says mac can be from the mines is killing people. he says the number of patients coming to this hospital in a shante region with kidney disease has tripled in the last 10 years. and the bound to set of them come to for dialysis. so t

louisiana state prison correctional center, formerly called angola in louisiana, and an office where malcolm x served his time that we got it out of prison cell amc. i know if we can replace the bunk in other fixtures with a library so it's been a beautiful journey. in fact and think that that people would dig learning more about the work and i hope that they would be encouraged to contribute in a support read reginald dwayne betts is the founder of freedom reads we appreciate your time on booktv and about books. it is my pleasure. thank you for having me. thanks for joining us for about books this is a podcast and program produce by c-span booktv. you can listen to it and the entire library of c-span podcasts on the c-span app or wherever. get your podcasts. i'm honored to be here tonight sharing the stage with commissioner bill bratton and ms.. o'donnell family. fellow rafael

stanford's malcolm taking one for the team, hit by the pitcher. eddie park gets to score, 1-0.o like that, tied at 1-1. stanford does respond, a little blooper to no man's land, right field. two later, cardinals try to drop in another bloop . justin johnson, catch that is. so nice we show it twice. but in the seventh inning, lighting in the area causing an 88-minute weather delay. play would resume. deacon doing some damage, danny danny corona base hit up the middle, wake forest takes the lead 3-2, stanford with the go-ahead run at the plate in the night, and troy grounds into the game ending 4-3 double play. stanford falls 3-2. the cardinals now one loss away from a illumination to the loser will play the loser of tennessee-lsu. the panthers improving to 8-4 overall with a 56-41 victory over the vegas nighthawks, taking it. fast forward to the 11th inning, a's down to-one, perez ripping a double in left field, tied at 2-2. a's hoping to walk it off, moto so-so with an incredible catch, basically did the splits, oakland left 12 men on base, and that will be costly because in th

malcolm moore. the pac-12 player of the year. he will be in the big leagues one of these days. ninth inning, the final out. and yes, stanford gets the win. the final number 7-1. they come back from the loser's bracket and advance to the super regional. eventually the sweet 16 for college baseball. we're back in a moment. >>> before we go, we want to update our breaking news we've been following in san jose. that grass fire near happy hollow zoo. you can see the flames in the distance. we're told arson investigators are on site. you can see flames and smoke from miles away. crews have made progress. we'll bring you the latest on our morning newscast which begins at 5:00 a.m. >>> okay. something a little lighter. "snl" star pete davidson is coming here this summer. august 17-20, along with being a well-known "snl" alum, he is a producer, writer and star of the auto biographical show bupkus which airs on peacock. >>> a funny guy. before we go, talk about the rain we could see. >> scattered rain chances for the morning commute and a few more chances sunday, monday. >> >>> tonight,

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