make our marines more successful. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. and for your strong support of the marine corps modernization. we look forward to your questions. >> thank, you lieutenant. >> so that was one statement for all three of those. sorry about that. >> so, repeat the same, right? >> i am all in. thank you for your statement. we have read them and certainly this gives us more time for questions, which is certainly on top of that. you started your statement talking about ukraine and what we have been witnessing. and the impact, particularly with the javelins and the stinger to a lesser extent in this area. given the performance, and that's tougher to suggest in russian vehicles in ukraine, the assessment of what you are witnessing both the lack of -- the armor of russia and the ability for ukraine to use the missiles, particularly the javelin to literally doesn't make much of that armor. -- the assessment that would impact it might have on our existing fleet and future? lieutenant he

our marines more successful. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and for your strong support of marine corps modernization. we look forward to your questions. chair norcross: thank you. lieutenant, you are recognized. mr. stefany: that was one statement for all three of us. sorry about that. >> so repeat the same, right? [laughter] chair norcross: thank you for your statements. certainly this gives us more time for questions. you started one of your statements talking about ukraine and what we've been witnessing, and the impact particularly of the javelins and the stinger to a lesser extent, at least in this area. given the performance come and let us a tough word to suggest in the russian vehicles in ukraine, the assessment of what you are witnessing, both of the lack of protection in some ways of the armor of russia come and the ability for ukraine to use the missiles, particularly the javelin to decimate much of armor. what impact it might have on our existing fleet of vehicles and the fut

of the most debatable aspects of the marine corps plant was that the marine corps proposed paying for and resourcing the majority of this change from within. the rain corps continued to deliver on the progress to transition from other platforms to newer, more capable systems in a stable, affordable and achievable way. the majority bring corporate grams have remained on time, on track, and on budget. and this is not been lost on congress. i look forward to robust conversation with our witnesses about the current status of the marine corps 2013 force to find of the sum of element and implementation and the critical defense programs necessary to yield the marines with the capable of the capabilities think positive for success. as for congress and specifically this committee has demonstrated our support for this program and the strategy that the commandant has placed in front of us. i commend the marine corps leadership for their dedication and their hard work to continuously reassess modernization investment priorities and reallocate over delimited resources to fund the development and p

of the marine corps. and future of defenses part of our this fence disruptor syria. thank you all for being here today. also thank you to the online audience, we appreciate your attendance. we are going to be having a discussion for about a half hour and then we are going to turn it over to questions from the audience. both here and virtually. so if you have questions virtually please send those along via the youtube link. and we will work those into the mix for questions. so thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so, to start off with, the current commander of indo-pacific command recently gave a series of speeches talking about the theater, and the challenges he is facing. he really laid out a case for the need for us to take new approaches and the challenge posed by china and the need for new approaches to deterrence, new ways of structuring and posturing the forest. how, you are also going through a major change that you have been advocating. what are the factors that you s

that marine uniform is something quite special and so are the marines. the last thing i'll say son a personal note is -- say son a personal note is the many times that i saw woody being born in 1923 was a reflection of not just him. in his eyes and in the way he carried himself, i saw that whole greatest generation, from my dad who was also born in 1923 who served in world war ii, who left in country for a cause greater than themselves, who believed in protecting our freedoms, who went and fought for people they had never met, known, or seen. and when you think about it in the context of where we are today, you think, how special that was for our nation, for that greatest generation. so when i say goodbye to woody tomorrow when we have the ceremony tomorrow, we're saying goodbye and thank you to that greatest generation that my dad was a part of. and so it has a lot of, i think, nostalgia and remembrance in all of our hearts and admiration for their passion and love of our country. so tomorrow, as we honor a great man and tell his story, woody will still

the bar real team goes out and performs burials for the marines when the marine is killed in action marinesn. they can start on the offensive line. >> thank you to lieutenant olson he is an absolute rock star. >> i love how in sink they are as they are marching, literally together. all of our military, but the marines always in unison together. >> we have the best looking uniforms. we like to show it off. >> there are people from other units watching now. >> they might say they are better, but our blues get it done. >> you can watch that for free every week. >> every friday night. if you cannot make it out friday night go to the marine corps iwo jima monument in arlington every wednesday night at sunset. they also do a silent drill team exhibition there. >> that is beautiful. >> celebrate america every day. check that out. later on tonight we will head back to our nations capitol for the fireworks show in washington, d.c. stick around. >>> still ahead, joe we will return to his old marine unit to recognize the unsung heroes of combat and celebrate the true meaning of service this fourth of

the marines learned about being a marine because of studying woody williams. and i did not realize the impact that he had. it was unbelievable. all these people comment to me telling me the impact that he had on them and how much they admired him. but i am always remembering how they study woody williams in the marine corps. i never forgot them. let me tell you, i know you know him as our friend. you know him c is represent your state. let me tell you how he represented the marine corps. that is the man we study. so when marines learn how to be marines they learned about what he williams pretty always knew west virginia had to treasure wendy. but i did not know that he was futheir treasure also. i will forever be thankful that what he and his family gave me the gift of spending time with him in huntington are able to put them sunday morning before he passed. what was such a special day and you would not think anything was really that much different. and i said woody i think someone wants to speak to you. it was dennis mcdonagh was the secretary of the va and h

receive them, this marine, oh god, it's your keeping. may this good and faithful servant stand guard at your heavens gaetz, rewarded with your own, well done. in the name of the one who was always faith will, we pray, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. sen. mcconnel: it was october 5, 1945 when president harry truman presented the congressional medal of honor to 14 heroes, including the valiant patriot in his remarks that day, president truman said we fought a good fight, we've won two great victories, we're facing another fight, and we must win the victory in that. president truman knew that america's work was not finished, even after winning the second world war. and likewise, corporal woody williams, even after demonstrating the stunning heroism that earned him our nation's very highest honor, knew that his own work was not finished either. that, perhaps, his greatest deeds still lay ahead. the thing that drew a farm boy from west virginia to a

cold drive in marin city. this is on the west side of one. oh one year, sausalito, marin county sheriff's office says. when deputies arrived on scene, they found three victims and attempted life saving measures. two of the victims were taken to the hospital for treatment and are expected to survive. the third victim was pronounced dead at the scene. motives are unknown at this time. obviously it's very early in the stages. the investigation but this for the year in the area. we had a 18 year old this year. so obviously, the uptick in violence is a concern to the sheriff's office and the will be addressing that to the best of our abilities. anyone with information about the shooting or who may have surveillance video of the area is asked to contact the marin county sheriff's office. violence broke out at a los angeles park this afternoon when shots were fired near a car show in san pedro tonight. police are investigating the possibility of multiple shooters. travis rice reports with the latest information. a violent end of sunday afternoon. tw

the senior marine is a captain, we call them captain, the co of the marine security company. for the white house communication agency detail that's there, maybe a lieutenant colonel typically of the u.s. army. >> our last question this evening, several viewers have asked this, why did you decide to write the book on camp david? and what was one or two things that were fascinating that you learned while you were researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day of change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters with me at the age of seven and four, my wife michelle, she hands me this journal. the first page of the journal is a scrawled a note from the two girls saying, dear daddy, please write stories about the presidents -- so kids will read about. it was humorous. i would've never thought about it. after every visit weekend or event, i would sit down and write down what happened. i did that through the clinton administration. at the end of it i did that for the inauguration of bush and the first eight months. i put that away i

the marine corps, we are proud marines. the marine corps is a community.lking about the extended marine corps, we have a dog named chesty named after chesty fuller, that's our mascot an english bulldog. he's going to be on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning. this is chesty 16. he's about to replace chesty 15. that's our mascot, english bulldog. >> is he in competition with the georgia bulldog? >> i went to georgetown. i'm from georgetown. i'm a georgia bulldog, and i went to the marine corps. english bulldogs are a part of who i am. i love them all. i have a frenchy because english are too big. >> part of who you are but not quite -- >> i'm three quarters of a guy. i've got three quarters of an english bulldog. >> we look forward to learn more about chesty. more dogs are being celebrated this july 4th. guess where? boston. we sent proud american correspondent to the patriot pooch parade. what is this about? >> oh, well, i think chesty would have done really really well. i'm glad that you guys had that on before. yeah, boston harbor fest has been in full swin

so somewhat active bringing this marine layer.ng kind of almost took a coastal breeze everywhere that places that don't normally field are feeling some of that temperatures uniformly are in the mid-fifties not a surprise and you have this influence in the pacific climate control. we call it so numbers are all pretty much mid 50's just about want to send you to the active tropics. this is the u.s. southeast and out to sea here. this is call an tropical storm just barely holding on. we're not getting much action and to the west at all. the center is kind of projected to be over land, but it's expected to move to the northeast and then back out to sea. so it just grazing the southeast coast not to be expected to become too intense before it does. so now to the a central america, we have bonnie who came in via the atlantic system with no exit into the pacific. now it too, will act parallel to central america and even mexico a bit become a hurricane later on and be deputized to a new name. by the way, not sure what that means is just y

il sole when when a marine is killd in action, marines bury that person there.ne and those guys are. like they could start on the offensive on pittsburgh . and thank you to lieutenant olsen at home. she is an absolute rock star. i love how in sync all those men and women as a marching literally together and all of our military. but the marines always in unison together. you know, we have the best looking uniform. so we'd like to show it off and that's not going to denuke the branches agree. than but they know we are blues. >> get it done. >> you can watch what we just saw for free .ch what we just and it's every week they do e this every friday night. if you can't make it out. tonight , every friday night, go to the marine corps iwo jima monument in arlington, i believe is there it's in every wednesday night eve at sunset . and they also do a a silent drill team exhibition t there. every beautiful. yeah. america everyry day, make sure you check one of those out. o and later on tonightt we'll back to our nation's capital for the last fireworks show in washington. f fd.c. so be sure to

marine mammal is fighting its own battles.om has a busy day ahead. she has two very hungry, very demanding pups. in patagonia these furry playful creatures are known as chungungo. this rocky coastline provides mom with plenty of nooks and crannies to sets up a deny and keep these mischievous pups out of harm's way. mom spends the long days catching crabs, fish, and anything else she can find to fill their growing bellies. even in summer, the waters here are cold. lucky for her, in terms of hairs per square inch, otters have the thickest fur of any animal. but she's not the only predator here. something else is lurking in the kelp. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works natural

, or whichever service, when a marine is killed in action marines bury that person there and those guyses always in unison together. >> joey: we have the best looking uniforms so we like to show it off. >> lawrence: you're not going to get me in trouble i. >> carley: there are people from other branches watching. >> joey: others agree. our blues get it done. >> carley: but you can watch for free every week they do it. >> every friday night if you can't make it out eighth and i on friday night go to iwo jima in arlington every night friday night at sunset they do a silent drill team exhibition there every wednesday. >> lawrence: if you want to celebrate make sure you want to check them out. we head back to the nation's capitol for the live fireworks in washington, dc so be sure to stick around. how in washington, d.c. stick around. >>> still ahead, joe w >> lawrence: still ahead, joe jib's going to return. >> joey: i return to my marine unit recognize the unsung heroes of combat and celebrate the true meaning of service this fourth of july coming up right after this. ♪♪ ♪♪ american soldi

hydrophysical institute, which is engaged in marine polar research, and it is not for us to study them. this is such a natural carte blanche, which, in modern realities, in modern difficult conditions, allows us to carry out expeditions of his scientific groups to explore the internal waves of the vortex of the current of the arctic ocean. and waves can also carry phytoplankton. some kind of eggs, nutritious substances. it is important to know where oil pollution occurs in which areas, and such an active dynamics is another important point. this ice flight in the arctic affects, in fact, any tasks and piloting of ships and , e.g., various work on the shelf for the state of the sea surface. they are monitored with the help of satellites and copters. recently, the institute acquired a new large drone with the most modern sensors; laboratories on the sevastopol coast it is comfortable to study the north being in the south, when you have a warm sea. you can at any time, having seen enough of your pictures, go out for a swim to keep yourself in shape for the ecological state of marine coast

you can take your family to the marin and alameda county fairs. after two years of restrictions and shut downs, they are seeing record ticket sales in marin county. >> reporter: the reyes county is excited the marin county fair is back after a two-year break for covid. the fair is their family tradition. but this year, instead of just riding the rides and walking the midway, this family is on a mission. >> we have been here, coming here for 20 years as a family. this is our first time ever having a booth. >> reporter: their booth is all about the beads. 80,000 of them. and they have a prime location next to the big farris wheel. >> they loved it because they don't have anything like this and they have never had anything like this in the fair. >> reporter: also, new at the fair this year is a giant sun fla flower. >> it's the national flower of ukraine. >> with the world seemingly spinning out of control. people may be ready for a fair. advanced ticket sales have broken all records. >> i don't know, maybe this skinny green one? right here? >> repor

the marine corps guard, who knows us we know all the marines, they know us. everyone is doing their job reese's ma'am you cannot bring pets into the camp. she looks at him with a bit of an incredulous look. the girls are hearing this and steers tears start to come down there i paired she was looking at them he's looking at her, she's looking back at him he's doing his job mom is doing her job, michelle is into the window and says they are for dinner. i'm kind of winks. yes man please proceed. most little funny moments like that there are still people there. we have these times, we all live with rules and regulations but sometimes you see the human side and work through it. that's her favorite store because moms and dads get it. thank you. >> the final chapter in your book is called the true meaning of camp david. can you tell us what is the true meaning? and is it different for every president and first hamlet spends time there? >> is definitely different as we described different families use a brief president george w. bush love going to camp david like his

marine life. of useful compounds for humans, even toxins, thanks to russian scientists. in the future , they can become medicines. grigory malykin, postgraduate student. the laboratory of pharmacology is studying the nemertitin of marine worms, which accumulate this rototoxin. not a protein poison, the same one that puffer fish contains, it can be used, as well as a non-aesthetic analgesic, an anesthetic for cancer patients in particular, who experience terrible pain. this laborotoxin, unlike ioids, which are now used in clinical practice. it doesn't cause addiction. this nemertine rhodotoxin is used for hunting to find out how such a high concentration of poison st. gregory accumulates in organisms following the process of accumulation of the toxin in nemertine larvae of the earliest stages of development from puffer fish now mined. uh, toxin, insanely expensive, and therefore, as an alternative source. we chose this particular type of study animal. oleg barrzykh, like his colleagues in the futur

the senior marine is a captain. he's a ceo, marine security company. and for the white house communication agency detail that's their. maybe a lieutenant colonel typically in the u.s. army. >> and our last question this evening. several of viewers have asked this. why did you decide to write the book on camp david. and what was one or two things that were just fascinating that you learned while you are researching to write the book? >> thank you. wonderful final question. on the day a change of command, there is a photo of my wife and two daughters. ages seven and four. and she hands me this journal. and the first page of the journal is a scroll of two girls, breonna and ryan saying do daddy, please write stories with the presidents -- someday arkansas will read about them. so it's humorous, i would never thought of it. and so after every visit, weekend or event i would sit down and i just kind of write down what happened. so i did that through the clinton administration, at the end of it, i did for the inauguration of bush. and i put that away and my

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it is a strong showing of the marine layer and those are the low clouds and fog pulled in over antioch and really over all of the inland valleys. waking up to gray skies again, and we tied a record for rainfall in san francisco because of this. we have 0.4 rain because of it, and it is going to stay gray until afternoon and then you will see more breaks of blue sky and that is when we go into the mid-70s, and sunny afternoon, and then 66 in the bay and a.m. drizzle. we will be back in forecast for the fourth of july, and we will be back to you. >> thank you. fourth of july is the time to celebrate the independence, but since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, some groups say they have little reason to celebrate this year. shawn chitnis spoke to some on the peninsula who are determined to keep up the fight. >> reporter: some are meeting to keep up the momentum after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and they will maintain the energy and stick with the cause until abortion is protected across the country. >> i could not sit anymore and i had to form one for myself. >> repor

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we're already starting to see the next batch of stratus and marine layer. that's the view looking north past russian hill. you can see how sunny it now down over the santa clara valley. 77 in san jose. not getting out of the low 80s for daytime highs here. didn't today. you won't tomorrow. and for concord, while you did go into the low 90s today, concord and livermore, you're down to 87 now. you did get book is the low 90s today. tomorrow this is about as warm as you're going get all day, mid- to upper 80s. it's gradual, subtle, but it will be a cooldown for the warmest inland valleys. well can watch this all play out on a high resolution futurecast. monday starts out gray. and then for monday late morning, it melts back. and pretty much the west side of the city is going to stay in the clouds. so will the beaches. everybody else will get sunshine. morning lows go down into the mid and upper 50s. we'll see daytime highs tomorrow only going to the mid and upper 80s. we'll top out at 89 in livermore. san jose, 82 is as warm as santa rosa only going to 82 and

navy you marine how old are you?s the vessels left the marines, the former does not happen for this and you tell me. what are you completely pissed off, or what? in the evening? although you could wait until twilight come on in and help keep your head down for me. you are just like a boss. with things i said genych, well, something like a grapple broke, because that i know you, how flaky you know, with what difficulty i managed to get you transferred to moscow with me. the order will be in three days. what did i tell you? go home for 3 days, don't stick your head out, god forbid you blurt out some story, mom again, how you've changed, you fool. excuse me not to see you, wait for verni's vodka in three days, if there is any left. picked up the package. okay , there's a shop nearby, they say. so who is crying here? well done where do you live? in the hostel here in the town, well, let's go. calm down, tell me who hurt you. dot i'm telling you, it's all right focus. you see how it will continue to walk normally. just me

the marin county fair.s, food, everything that you like. the thing is it's only for this weekend's running through monday, the 4th of july. so you're going want to enjoy it while you can. i know back in the old days they used to do it like for several weekends after july 4th, but not this time. so this is your chance. some of the musical groups, pablo cruz and sheila e and you've got fireworks every night, not just on the lie at 9.30, so far. organizers very excited about this. >> we an artist's circle tent with hands on art making for kids. we have a makerspace doing virtual reality scavenger hunts and we're just so happy to be back in person and when welcome our community with open arms. >> you missed a free day, which was yesterday. tickets now are $25 for adults and teenagers. if your kid is under 4, then they're free 120,000 people are expected to go to the marine county fair over this weekend. and the weather is going to be great in the past years, you know, ask for better you know, that know will be

but this is below the marine layer. this is above the marine layer. let me go back to the live shot. this is what we'll be dealing with for a little longer as we wake up this morning. things change as we head not only into this afternoon but the rest of this week. high pressure building its way in. why does it matter? we're drying up and warming up significantly. futurecast showing the marine layer pulling its way back along the coast quicker than the past couple days. this is around noon. notice napa down into livermore, the tri-valley clear as day. now, one thing i want to mention as high pressure begins to build we're dealing with drying conditions. that's why our allergin and pollen count is higher as we head into sunday. that will be similar as we head into monday, too. this is what it looks like on the map. high pressure building in a negative direction as we head into the next couple days. it's going to warm us up a lot. this is what it looks like on a euro model, low pressure will start pushing its way north. we're ridging high pressure from t

it's a very dense marine layer. you may be even turning the windshield wiper on time or 2, as we do see some mist and drizzle out there near the coastline, especially. >> most of her bayshore cities are sitting underneath. it worries you are driving through it on our hillsides and closer to the coastline. right now most temperatures are hanging out in the 50's alameda in dublin 56 degrees. concord in pittsburgh at 57. well, some upper 40's to low 50's across the north bay. i'll be talking about exactly where we're heading for the rest of the day today and what the week looks like to still to come in your full forecast john, thank you for that. in the road today heading into the city, 8, 8, one o one so that fremont street exit just under 10 minutes as you're traveling. >> let's take on the san mateo bridge, 80 to one o one just under 14 minutes for you right? richmond center fell bridge a little under 9 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. the toff

marin county commute so far so good. i wish i could say the same for the altamont pass, a live look 205 getting onto 580, busy. busy into the altamont, windy as well, there's a wind advisory issued this morning and headed northbound 101 out of the south bay, san martin into morgan hill, this is another super commuter route which is getting bogged down this morning for folks making the trek into south san jose andrw way to river street, there's a traffic alert due to debris in the roadway. keep that in mind if you're headed through there. >> thanks. >>> the we have other top stories we want to get to this morning. san joaquin county is investigating its first probable case of monkeypox. officials say the person tested positive for the virus and meets other criteria for monkeypox. they're following up with people who may have been in close contact with that patient. there are around 2,000 cases of monkeypox reported nationwide and san francisco has 197 of those cases that, makes up about 10%. public health officials in mar

we're starting off with a live look where we're blanketed with the marine layer.ty dense this morning even in our east inland hills and made its way up into sacramento. it pulls back as we head into the afternoon and we're left with sunny skies in our inland areas as we extend into our daytime highs today expecting 80s in sight, 60s from the coast to the bay. it's a beautiful afternoon in the bay so take advantage of the beautiful weather. it will stick around as we head into the work week. gianna? >>> if you missed out on san diego comic-con, we have your wrap on some of the biggest news from the event. hollywood revealing previews of movies and streaming projects spanning the next several years. disney and marvel studios announced details and first looks at several upcoming prong, she-hulk, attorney at law, black pa pander waconda and i am grouped. >> your world is shaped by dreams -- >> this one looks good. netflix revealed more of its series from the darker side of the comic book world "the at its follow-up film "shah dam: fury of the gods" and new footage of

see what the marine layer does. we track in terms ofis th we wie time it out o the for tomorrow evening. where are the clouds likely to be low enough to impact fireworks? more on that then. here are the morning lows tomorrow. back into the mid 50s. daytime highs, nice, some of our warmer spots may get near 80. 79 in concord. 70 in santa rosa. that's below average. here is why we are cool. here is why we have a second chance for light rain. wouldn't see it on the regular satellite. there's a storm out here. you see it on the water vapor. there's the spin off the coast. the winds as well giving us this cool onshore flow. watch that counterclockwise spin in the clouds. a little rain with that. a closer look and time this out. going into tomorrow, you will see blips of green off the coast. it looks like a spring storm out there. it technically is. it's weird and rare to have that off the coast in july. there's the northwest corner of sonoma county. you might get rain from that. that would be more noticeable than the mis

>>> because of the marine layer. at least it is cool, the humidity is higher when it comes to fire danger. there is dry brush, so we will monitor the timing of this next system. i know it is clear and beautiful, right now. it is lovely. the sunshine is here. into the interior, here's a live look in san francisco. this is because we are in between systems. that means we have another disturbance already making its approach, tonight. look at that. stunning, right? we are seeing satellite raider, over the bay area. that is going to be bringing in the return of the cloud, and also maybe even a chance of some drizzle like rain. we had some early this morning. it was measurable, around half moon bay, and part of the coast. let's take a look. as far as temperatures go, we remained comfortable all weekend long, in the 60s and low 70s into the interior, concord, 71. and francisco, 60 degrees. 24 hour temperature change, we are running a few degrees cooler in santa rosa, but your hour by hour outlook. by 10:00 a.m., we have the

let's take a look at that marine layer out there right now. and it is extremely poor, poor visibility issues for those of you in the east bay over berkeley and even along the please drive safely. not just tracking that low cloud cover, but dense, low clouds and fog definitely hanging around. we are seeing temperatures in the low to mid and upper 50's. those of you in pittsburgh barely in the low 60's at 60 degrees with santa rose at 61 degrees. but along the coast, widespread mid 50's. so we are tracking very cool temperatures out there even this evening with wind tracker for commerce, sea breeze. for most of you in downtown san francisco, we were seeing gusts earlier in the 8 o'clock hour, 30 miles per hour less. and now we're down into the teens with those of you in fairfield. certainly noticing those blessed the winds out of the southwest at 30 miles per hour. but the good news is we're tracking a lot more sunshine and calmer winds for the 2nd half of the weekend, which should be felt by your sunday afternoon overnight lows tonight, they sa

they're down 4 to 1 of the mariners.eano gets ahold of one and that one is gone three run homer, his first of two homers on the night and just like that, we're tied at four. bottom five. now the mariners up 54 aj puck on the mound. cal raleigh hit the deep shot to center just misses a hom skye throw to thiry . when that happens, rally comes all the way around. that's a little league home run, folks. it's ruled a triple and an error. so the mariners win. this one is kind of battle back. but the mariners win at 8 to 6 a's dropped 25 53. that's the worst record in baseball, but i just got to close by saying g p two will be missed, because certainly will with wanda's condo. but gary pay the second really helped this team has passed. everyone was hoping that both of themons down. only seven quantum mechanical proofs to go! we are cooking with c-h-4. ohh! (laughs) cooking with gas. and they're both single, fellas. come on, guys. can't we just have one day where we respect and support one another? hello, family. (chuckles) ther