a mark left in it too. that is the stern gang, and has the british called them participated in one famous atrocity, which was of course conquest and massacre which occurred in the village of the area seen on the 9th of april, 1948. when about 100 villagers were killed, most of them, a civilian ah, with the departure of the last high commissioner of palestine, the british mandates was over. ah, that same day and tel aviv david ben, glory and declared the establishment of the state of israel. ah, the celebrations would be short lived the within hours, the egyptian air force would bomb the capital of the newly formed states. at the same time, the armies of egypt, jordan, syria, and iraq crossed the borders into palestine. whereas the maintenance of order and security and just as an urgent question which concerned new york, united nations, placed a major challenge to its power and prestige. the 1st arab israeli working on the 20th of may 948. the united nations named its 1st mediator in palestine. ah, the man w

. >> mark left a legacy. >>> it was okay to talk about being guy and a rugby player and being a hero all at once. >> reporter: twenty years ago on nine/11, gathered at the you pilsner inn. here you'll find the team after practice. above a jukebox, a plaque in mark's honor. >> it is important to celebrate the people that we have in our lives and celebrate what mark did. >> reporter: on september 119, the club plays a tournament in his honor. and an award-winning documentary called the rugby player will stream live for the first time. >> this game is really more about the spirit of mark bingham and what he stood for. >> it reminds you of the goodness of human beings. >> we posted more details on the town. and the documentary on kpix.com. >>> coming up on kpix if five and streaming. a school board president was brought to what critics are calling a blatant misuse of power. >> and another tech giant. its return to in-person work. >> and later, bring that vaccine card. the bay area city cracking down starting now. >>> looking live at the san francisco skyline from our treasure island came

. >> reporter: mark left an enduring legacy. >> it was okay to talk about being and being a rugby player being a hero all at once. >> reporter: 20 years ago on 9/11, the fog gathered at the pilsner in near the castro. here, you will find the team after practice. above the box, a plaque in marks on her. >> at some point to celebrate the people that we have in our lives, and celebrate what mark did. >> reporter: on september 11th the club plays a tournament in his honor. and, an award-winning documentary called the rugby player will stream live for the first time. >> this game is really more about the spirit of mark bingham, and what he stood for in that moment. it reminds you the goodness of human beings. i like to think that's part of mark's legacy, too. >> reporter: and other hero, mark's mother, after his death she became a mother figure of sorts to the rugby movement, alice died last december. >>> we have posted more details on the tournament, and the documentary on kpix.com. >>> a look at your top headlines, president biden announced new federal vaccine mandates, employers with more

of the journalists having difficulty walking after the attack, as well as these photos showing marks left by beatings in detention. another outlet arianna news had a similar story to tell from the day before. and according to the afghan journalist association, a total of 14 reporters were arrested on that tuesday. have there been any other indications about what our country unless can expect from the taliban approach to the media more broadly? well, the taliban really just started to govern. what we've seen so far isn't exactly reassuring. and when they were lost in power back in the 1990 s, they outweighed the use of the internet and they confiscated and destroyed numerous tv sets. but when they took cobble last month, they weren't pains to change perception. one official sat down for an interview with perhaps the august a female presenter on the country's most widely watched private channel. the hollow news. and in the taliban 1st press conference, this book person have this to say. i would like to, i assure the media that we are committed to me down to be not within our cultural framew

. >> reporter: mark left an enduring legacy. >> it was okay to talk about being gay and being a rugbyears ago on 9/11, the fog gathered at the pilsner inn near the castro and here you'll find the team after practice above the juke box a flack in mark's honor. >> it's important to just celebrate the people that we have in our lives and celebrate what mark did. >> reporter: on september 11th, the club plays a tournament in his honor and an award-winning documentary called "the rugby player" will stream live for the first time. >> this game is really more about the spirit of mark bingham and what he stood for in that moment. >> it reminds you the goodness of human beings and i like to think that's part of mark's legacy too. >> reporter: in san francisco, ken bastida, kpix 5. >> another hero. mark's mother, alice after his death became a mother figure for his teammates. >>> we want to thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> until then, the news continues on kpix.com. for (people chattering) (bell ringing) (jazzy energetic music playing) hello, good evening. and welcom

mark cavendish was left playing catch up. the stage was up left playing catch up.e olympian and the life blue jersey held off cavendish. they are showing again what he's capable of on the road. this put him back in the leader'sjersey of on the road. this put him back in the leader's jersey eight seconds ahead of van art.

mark cavendish was left playing catch up. the stage was up left playing catch up. the stage was up for grabs and attend to second time bonus. ethan hayter saw his chance. the olympian and the life blue jersey held off cavendish. they are showing again what he's capable of on the road. this put him back in the leader'sjersey of on the road. this put him back in the leader's jersey eight seconds ahead of van art. quick round—up now of some of the day's other sports stories. five—time paralympic gold medallist ellie simmonds has confirmed her retirement. the 26—year—old said last week that she expected the tokyo games to be her fourth and final paralympics, and she's has now called time on her swimming career. britain's elvin evans is second behind his toyota teammate sebastien ogier after the opening stage of acropolis rally in greece. he's trailing the frenchman by 38 points in the standings with three rallies left this season. japan have withdrawn as hosts of december�*s club world cup. fifa has confirmed that the country's football association is no longer in a po

you can even see some of those tire marks left behind from the sideshow. but here is video of that scene from earlier this morning. this happened just after midnight. you can see. >> a big crowd just watching the cars doing donuts this site should happen at the intersection of south 10th street and east alma avenue traffic was backed up because of this, there, including a vta bus stuck in that traffic. this all took place for about 30 minutes before san jose police showed up and broke up the crowd. but this wasn't the only side show, as you mentioned, police also went to the intersection of monterey road as well. a parade road and land fist road both. okay. since also had crowds overlooking this sideshows. it is said that one person who was at the site shows get hit. but right now it is unclear if anybody was injured. we have reached out to san jose police about the sideshows. however, we have not heard back. we're still waiting to hear from them. but in the next hour, we're hearing from a city council member about what needs to be done about the site show

. >> this morning, we're remembering a man who left an indelible mark on the world of comedy. >> norm mcdonald elevated the deadpan everyman, with his trademark observations. >> i'm norm mcdonald and now the fake news. >> reporter: this morning, the comedy world mourning the loss of norm mcdonald, who lost his battle with cancer yesterday. the canadian-american writer, actor, and comedian, became famous on "weekend update." >> according to trump, maples violated the marriage agreement, when she decided to turn 30. >> reporter: and as burt reynolds on "celebrity "jeopardy!" >> burt reynolds. >> that's not my name. >> okay. turd ferguson. >> who could be the funniest man in the world. >> you are the man. you're my comedy choice. >> reporter: known for his edgy humor. >> well, it is finally official. murder is legal in the state of california. >> reporter: and deadpan delivery. >> you have a lot of well-wishers here tonight. and a lot of them would like to -- would like to throw you down one. a well. they want to murder you in a well. >> reporter: that made him a unique voice in the crow

biggest player tonight to one for seattle in the fourth inning, two out still in more racks for the left mark he'll tell you himself he should have made that play would have been a difficult catch. but instead it's a two run triple and that was the game deciding play for the most part of the a's bats didn't really have it going on. martin did home or for the a's. someone's having fun out there. the aids now three games back in the wild card, you know, they call these soccer friendlies, her team usa, the women it's very friendly when they play paraguay, second with two game series, they beat them. eight nil here tonight and alex morgan. see frank, you can have a hat trick and other sports besides realized that yeah. she had three goals tonight eight mil. team usa. easy victory. alright finally tonight. you do need to check this out. this is pretty right here because training camp is getting ready to open and that's reggie bullock of the dallas mouth that's called teamwork, right multitasking. uh help dad get ready for the season. that's the sporting life. have a good night, guys. thank you. go

after 20 years of war. former pentagon security i left mark maloof, the deadly mistake calls into question america's entire military tactics. it is a little unusual for them to admit to a mistake. and yet they used to be bombings all the time in syria and northern iraq . they hardly ever admitted to it, the kind of gun really had no choice but to look into it. so the general takes responsibility and they're going to offer compensation that doesn't bring back the lives of children and the adults who are killed. and it also showed they didn't have good intelligence, and it really throws into question the over the horizon concept that pentagon says it now has and will continue to watch f can stand for any potential terrorist attacks out of isis or, or al qaeda. it clearly shows that this over the horizon approach is inadequate or washington has revealed, it will be reassessing its relations with pakistan in the coming weeks. the u. s. believe is now about the interest and i found a song or in conflict with america's own office to come off. he spoke to the prime minister packets on he says he'

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she is sad for the family and that gun violence left a mark on her normally quiet street. >> we all have to help each other and we can't say that is not my problem but it is somewhere else and not my problem but it is our problem as oakland citizens it is our problem and we have to help each other through it, whatever that takes. i don't have a solution but whatever it takes. >> reporter: oakland recorded 100 to homicides in less than nine months the total for 2020. >> we can do a lot. we can pray. >> reporter: church leaders say they need more than divine intervention. they need unity and people power. >> if we can get the church is to come together and begin to pray and get out here in the streets and work with the people and pray with them and minister to them, i believe we can help make that change. >> reporter: this to chuck -- bishop is one of the prayer organizers. he believes there is a rise in gun violence. >> it is going crazy and it is like the inmates are in charge of the prison. there is no law and order going on today. >> this is a lofty question, but do community members w

left kabul airport. this is major general christopher donahue, the last to board the final plane. it marked of the evacuation mission that saw 120,000 people airlifted out of afghanistan. here is america's top military commander in the region. >> tonight's withdrawal signifies the end of the military component of the evacuation, and also the end of the nearly 20-your mission that began in afghanistan shortly after september 11. it's a mission that brought osama bin laden to the just end, along with many of his al qaeda co-conspirators. it was not a cheap mission. the cost was 2461 service members killed, and 20,000 injured. russ: there was no fanfare or ceremony from the americans as they left. taliban fighters marked the moment with gunfire. >> the day president joe biden said the american nila terry mission, the 20-year engagement by nato forces would formally end. this is what you are hearing now. russ: within minutes, taliban soldiers enter the airport to secure the perimeter. here they are on the runway. >> my message to the public is they must not go for gunfire. they must celebrate t

how are they going to get out of their tennessee republican congressman mark green said many left behind are now destroying the documents they need to leave because the taliban are searching them and killing them with those documents. we did not tell people to destroy documents, although i understood i understand that some people for understandable reasons and many cases we've got pictures of body blinken said the state department is still working around the clock to evacuate these people. i'm happy. >> but to take that up in a in a different setting to go into more detail while a lot remains classified around those trying to leave afghanistan. >> the pentagon gave an update on those now trying to get into the u.s. operation allies welcome flights into the united states remain paused. >> at the request of the cdc spokesperson, john kirby said inbound flights of afghan refugees are suspended for at least another week after 5 cases of measles among new arrivals. we want the people who work on these bases and the families who live there to know how. >> how seriously we're taking it. kirby s

ben narc -- denver mark has last the left of its corona restrictions to stop classifng covid-19 as ay critical disease. the health minister says the etch academic is now under control and that strong vaccine take-up by residents was the major reason behind the move. >> from today, the final restrictions on daily life will be limited. if you remember a few months ago. they issued a corona pass important that was required to enter various venues. that has slowly been fazed -- phased out but the final places where that was still needed has been ended. that was to get into nightclubs or large events as much as football matches or big concerts. so they're the last restrictions. by sheriffing -- classifying covid-19 as a critical threat, that you know grade has removed the leap basis for bringing in those special rules that were brought back in over a year ago to combat the pandemic. now the only thingshat really remain are the interim requirements into the country. so those are a special separate set of rules but now there are recommendations to keep narrator: funding for this presentatio

sure that you can see the images but we're seeing the spacecraft and you can see some of the marks that were left by reentry. what do the marks on the spacecraft, what do they indicate and what can they tell us about the process of reentry? >> sure. you're traveling at 17,500 miles an hour when you're in orbit and that's because you put all that energy, rocket engines put all that energy into the vehicle to allow it to travel that fast. that's the speed it takes to maintain orbit. when you come down, you've got to take that energy out. so you've got a heat shield and use air friction to take the energy out. the heat shield gets up to 3,000 degrees fahrenheit and the plaza going around the spacecraft burns the heat shield. there's some other thermal protection material around the rest of the capsule and kind of scars it. scorches it a little bit. and that's what you're seeing is the markings, the hot plasma that actually is burning a little bit. the heat shielding, the rest of the spacecraft. >> you are watching dragon now officially on its recovery vessel. doctor, can you talk to us about what ha

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>> this is one of 3 intersections where those sideshows happened early sunday morning drivers left their mark. but now you can barely make out the cross walk here on and 10. >> drive or save baited. the streets of san jose after midnight sunday. dozens watched as they circled their cars and high-speed at the intersection of south 10th street and east avenue just across the street from solar 4 america ice rink. the they've seen multiple ent says - sideshows in the same location in the last couple months and workers find themselves cleaning up after the mass. >> but he says it's dangerous for the drivers and his customers since kids sften practice on the rain until the late night hours. >> a vehicles were seen cotton traffic at sunday's sideshow. police came and broke up the crowd 30 minutes later it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 monterey road as well burry amlan fist wrote, dozens of eyes were on the driver's creaking. her tires on the street. it all comes about a week after san jose police responded to a separate sideshow there. they cited a 170 people and impounded 6 cars.

this is how that's mark its rollercoaster really left on wednesday. the price picked up $980.00. that's more than 50 percent higher than 2 weeks ago. by late evening, things had come down somewhat. but unless our warning a further volunteer, let's see. the current prices is being planned partly on energy policies being pushed by western governments. as charlotte dubin ski takes us through with news. the cap price is a 2 story because many people are already. busy concerned about the difficult decisions that lay ahead high school and also it's a bit scary, it's purchasing power that is decreasing. that puts more money in the pockets of shareholders of big companies. it will be quite difficult for many households will not be affected much, but most will be the price of gas is already high enough. i've already decided not to eat my apartments for a while longer. it's quite difficult in winter, but it's still in habitable. if i put the heating back on at home, the bill easily climbed 250 years a month because i'm worried about this increase. and the fact that will have in my bills an

mark can the left. two batters later, sean murphy h with a two run homer to the left.down to with no outs. it is a 10/eight game but the rally would fall short. khris davis strikes out. season. damien more capping a fixed tea. 17 nothing golden bears. cal scores on their first two possessions. 14 nothing cal. carson strong, the quarterback, connects with romeo dobbs, 40 yards for the score in. it is a 14/10 game. strong to allies or cooks, 16 yards for the go-ahead score -- strong to eliza cook's -- elijah cook's, 16 yards for the go-ahead score. nevada beats cal 22/17. the wildcats deuce von, 59 to the house, 14 in case state. the deuce is loose. jack west picked off by rusty east. the cardinals lose 24/seven. san jose state taking on usc. tyler nevins drives it in for the score. a 74 yard drive. i did the fourth quarter, nick -- in the fourth quarter, nick stark picked off by greg johnson. the trojans win 30 to seven. that is sports. kate: it is labor day weekend. we want to check in on our long weekend forecast. meteorologist lisa arjun is here. lisa: good morning.

recently, she sat down with california live's amber feiser and says the experience has definitely left its mark i think all of us, you know, on this show has changed. you know, we've been, you know, talking about this, you know, we've been back a couple of days, even though this is the first show we're shooting. and everybody is saying that, you know, our lives have changed. all of our lives have changed. >> in many different ways. you can watch ellen's season premiere right here on nbc bay area. that's at 4:00. and stick around for nbc bay area news at 5:00 p.m. >>> coming up right now on midday, a must-have accessory. the biggest night in fashion is back tonight. what celebrities will need to bring with them just to get inside. >>> but happening right now, the evangelical lutheran church installs its first transgender bishop. they were elected in may to serve a six-year term as bishop after its current bishop announced his retirement. the church has allowed ordination of pastors in same-sex relationships since 2010. we'll be right back after this break. >>> trending this morning, the queen of

>> this is one of 3 intersections where those sideshows happened early sunday morning drivers left their mark. but now you can barely make out the cross walk here on and 10. >> drive or save baited. the streets of san jose after midnight sunday. dozens watched as they circled their cars and high-speed at the intersection of south 10th street and east avenue just across the street from solar 4 america ice rink. the facility's vice president says they've seen multiple sideshows in the same location in the last couple months and workers find themselves cleaning up after the mass. >> but he says it's dangerous for the drivers and his customers since kids often practice on the rain until the late night hours. >> a vehicles were seen cotton traffic at sunday's sideshow. police came and broke up the crowd 30 minutes later it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 monterey road as well burry and wrote dozens of eyes were on the driver's creaking. her tires on the street. it all comes about a week after san jose police responded to a separate sideshow there. they cited a 170 people and impoun

and it left its mark. it was one of the things that motivated me to get involved in a way that was designed to move northern ireland. beyond that. it's hard when you're eight to have any understanding of what lies behind that. but did you grow up in a family in which politics was discussed at the kitchen table? did you have a sense of really what gave some sort of explanation for what had happened to your cousin and indeed went on to happen to other members of your family? i doubt there were many families in northern ireland who didn't talk about the troubles, as we describe them, around the the kitchen table. it impacted on so many families. and my father at time was a part time member of the of the army of the ulster defence regiment. and he would be out serving his country at night. and, you know, those were dangerous times. were they frightening times for you? i mean, when you went out and you're a child, well, was there a sense of will he come back? will he face the same fate as my cousin faced? well,

that a tropical storm is no longer viable as such. disappeared from the satellite picture, but is left its mark piece a huge matter in central vietnam, $594.00 millimeters above the average of september, which is normally colored by these sort of things tough for depressions. there is more rain to come in vietnam. in fact, the whole of southeast asia looking fairly wet and particularly the of borneo for the west, the relation peninsula and also see marcia still looking relatively dry, where 2 showers around the same is true for the philippines. 31 degrees was hit in sidney yesterday. as gonna the winds coming from the south. there's a big change there was hail in the shower that came through new south wales, me back down to what you might expect for what is really early spring said these 18 cameras about 15. it's a little warmer in perfect 22 and a little more settled, arguably as well. the same conditions apply on wednesday, but if anything, the showers are going off shore and heading out towards while even north the task the new zealand has had some very windy weather recently. but this is a

mark the occasion. ten bicyclesists left santa clara in early august escorted by the local-fire department. the group is led by darryl who retired from that department, and was determined to be part of the memorial events in new york this weekend. >> we went -- um -- to ladder -- hook and ladder 3 fdny, and was part of their ceremony that they put on for their crew. >> reporter: ladder truck 3 is the demolished rig that sits inside the 9/11 memorial museum in new york and while it was important the bay-area riders marked this occasion with the nyfd, the ride across the country seemed to take on a special significance, as the people along the way voiced appreciation for their ride. >> we're so glad that you did this ride and came through our community because you have allowed us to be a part of what you're doing. >> reporter: a lot has changed in 20 years. there's been plenty of tragedy, since then. sale says it was an honor to lead the ride, and represent the best of the bay area along the way. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> not just a day of reflection, but also a day of action. t

top three, type chapman, two-run no d oubter to left. markomer to right field made it 6-1. at last checked, it is 8-3 a's in the eighth. the longest tenured coach in giants history is calling it a career. ron wotus will step away from full time coaching at the end of the 21 campaign. the giants are in talks about a new baseball operations position at the end of the season. at the end of this month, what is had the 22,000 career wins milestone. it is cut down day in the nfl teams, trimming the roster to 53 players. diners with notable cuts, including hochul and dix, travis -- haha clinton-dix clinton-dixt benjamin. they will open the season with jimmy garoppolo and trey lance, who was out for at least a week with a small chip facture in his finger. the biggest man to be cut, former nfl mvp cam newton was cut by the patriots, clearing the way for ricky max jones to start in new england. newton was brought in last season to replace tom brady. he awaits his next nfl opportunity. nba training camp opens next month. if you are looking for new shoot

mark: amazing larry, is if you are a radical left wing democrat, if you were running against a whiteblican with this record, you would be supported by all newspapers in california by national media. you would be celebrated. yet the opposite has happened here. according to a piece in "l.a. times," a column by erica d smith. "l.a. times" decides what is run in their newspaper, larry elder is the black face of white supremacy, you have been warned. amazing, you have white hollywood multimillion air actors, white bernie sanders and white newsom, yet you are the white supremacist, they don't want to confront you on the issues, you are a brilliant man, they don't like the fact that you have an african-american who actually believes in liberty and capitalism and school choice, and all of the things, all of the white elitists are i'll call them white supremacist in the democrat party, using their own language oppose. >> they called my black face of whit supremity, they cannot defend that man's record. former democrat -- romero crossed party lines and now supports me, because of the issue of

of the final us troops to be withdrawn from afghanistan, the focus now is on what they've left behind. general marky is the us joint chiefs of staff chairman. at the latest pentagon briefing he gave this assessment of the taliban. we don't know what the future of the taliban is, but i can tell you from personal experience that this is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen. and as far as her dealings with them at that airfield or in the past year or so, in war, you do it you must. in order to reduce risk, know necessarily what you want to do. fifty thousand people have been forced to leave the lake tahoe area of california, as firefighters continue to battle a huge wildfire in the region. the area is a popular tourist destination but it's largely deserted now, as strong winds fan the flames of a blaze that's destroyed more than 700 structures — most of them family homes. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes. how are fire fighting efforts going — and what challenges are fire fighters facing? there are huge challenges, not least becau

. >> mark, ten seconds left. same question to you. >> same question?these efforts being discredited by democrats on capitol hill and elsewhere, but they are going to continue to go on as long as the former president continues to insist he didn't lose. >> graham resnick, mark murray, thanks to both of you. thanks for being good on your timing cues, nailed it. >>> turning to other news, news that has been out there that we have been talking about over a week now. right now, about 600,000 missing persons are in the u.s., many of them are people of color whose cases haven't got ten same attention as those of young white women like gabby patito, whose disappearance got news nationwide who got more eyes and more witnesses from around the country. lately there has been scrutiny about the attention gap w families and advocates now talking about it. i want to bring in antonia hilton. these families are essentially asking people, care just as much about finding my loved one as they do when the case involves young white women like patito. >> that's right. i have

. >> yeah, it really shows the mark that it left.connection to one another still? >> a few of them. a few of them keep in contact. but 20 years after second grade, of course a lot of us lose contact. but they do still keep in contact with, as some of them call her, mama k, mrs. daniels, the teacher who was with them that day. you saw the pictures of her holding them tight and smiling there. that connection still lasts two decades later. >> she seems like a very special person. i'm looking forward to hearing more about that. victor, thanks so much for giving us a preview. i'm looking forward to seeing that. i really appreciate it. >> sure. >> you can watch our cnn special report "front row to history: the 9/11 classroom." it airs sunday night, 10:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> so thank you so much for joining us today. i'm kate bolduan. it has been a busy two hours. a lot more to come. much more breaking news as well as the aftermath and cleanup now of hurricane ida. ana cabrera picks up our coverage after this quick break. it

settle down from there in the 3rd chad pender allies will lines one of the shortstop into left for a single markh harrison score for 2 a's at this point. 9th inning. the a's up 5, 2, when harrison he was having himself a day drives this one to right center. it bounces off the u.s. bank sign on the hop. tony kemp comes around to score 4 hit 2 rbi day for harrison 62 ace oakland winds 7 to that would be the final. they are now 3 games back of the idle blue jays and red sox for the second wild-card spot. the yankees lost. so they slipped to a half-game back of that final playoff the forty-niners injury list just keeps growing. we've learned linebacker dre. greenlaw will miss 68 weeks because of a groin injury. he is expected to have surgery today or tomorrow. the forty-niners will also be with our he most are in jason brett when they face the eagles on sunday. the niners defense will have their work cut out for them. the philadelphia offense put up impressive numbers there 32 to 6 rout of the falcons running for 173 yards and second year qb jalen hurts threw for 3 touchdowns. he had a passer rating

drivers left their mark. but now you can barely make out the cross walk here on and 10. >> drive or save aided the streets of san jose after midnight sunday. dozens watched as they circled their cars and high-speed at the intersection of south 10th street and east avenue just across the street from solar 4 america ice rink. the facility's vice president says they've seen multiple sideshows in the same location in the last couple months and workers find themselves cleaning up after the mass. >> but he says it's dangerous for the drivers and his customers since kids often practice on the rain until the late night hours. >> a vehicles were seen cotton traffic at sunday's sideshow. police came and broke up the crowd 30 minutes later it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 monterey road as well burry and wrote dozens of eyes were on the driver's creaking. her tires on the street. this all comes about a week after san jose police responded to a separate sideshow there. they cited a 170 people and impound

nine of his last 14 hits have left the yard. mark canha also homered 93 final three straight winds for the a's so we're looking a little better now in the wild card race. alright if you hearken back to the glory days of the 49 are dynasty years. hard pressed to find a better teammate, the dwight clark, one of the all time greats, and they have honored him with an actual award in his name. it's part of the dwight clark legacy series, which took place tonight and conquered and this is an award which will go to the teammate that provides. great teamwork and the spirit that goes with it. and tight end george kittle is the first winner of the dwight clark award. good for him. we got some sensational defense to show you from around the major leagues tonight. you do need to check this out. the reason why the giants are only a half game up on the dodgers. mookie betts. he had a home run and that nice catch to rob travis d'arnaud of the braves of a possible. home run and the dodgers win again. they beat the braves, 3 to 2, so that one run who

senator, we left americans behind, you heard mark live in, i don't know if you heard my opening monologueour thoughts. >> the last soldier left afghanistan on argus 30. it was an ignominious day whether you think we should have been in afghanistan or not. the withdrawal was a circus parade of bad decisions. some of my colleagues in washington are trying to spin it otherwise, sean. but this one is on spin-a bowl. you can put perfume on a pig, but it still stinks. the 13 service men and women who lost their lives in the withdrawal were and are lions. if nothing else, they are the reason you ought to stand up for the national anthem. now we are out, but it's not over. we left americans behind. we don't know how many. that's unconscionable. and we have to get them out. and the message that to the biden administration needs to be sending to the taliban today is this, until we get all of our people out, if you, the taliban, hurt a hair on their head, we will chase the killers down like a hound for hell, and we will kill you and hurt you the entire time you are dying. period. end of discussion.

drivers left their mark. but now you can barely make out the cross walk here on and 10. >> drive or save baited. the streets of san jose after midnight sunday. dozens watched as they circled their cars and high-speed at the intersection of south 10th street and east avenue just across the street from solar 4 america ice rink. the facility's vice president says they've seen multiple sideshows in the same location in the last couple months and workers find themselves cleaning up after the mass. >> but he says it's dangerous for the drivers and his customers since kids often practice on the rain until the late night hours. >> a vehicles were seen cotton traffic at sunday's sideshow. police came and broke up the crowd 30 minutes later it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 monterey road as well burry and wrote dozens of eyes were on the driver's creaking retires on the street. it all comes about a week after san jose police responded to a separate sideshow there. they cited a 170 people at impounded 6

mark. guest: i think james has had -- called before. i don't have two left feet, but i use my left foot more than my right foot. look. james is happy with the union representation he got, he is happy with the benefits he got. no one can take away his right to be part of the union if he chooses to do so. but there are other workers who don't have the same feeling about being forced to associate with a private organization and beyond that, paying dues or fees to better keep the job. we don't contemplate the idea that you can lose your job if you don't pay your dues. but it doesn't stop anyone from doing that. whether it is like new jersey or north carolina, you can exercise those rights. there are states with right to work laws that have a higher union density than states that don't. it is all about union officials being held accountable. so, congratulations, james. glad you are relaxing. host: indiana, good morning. caller: it's my understanding that if you work in a place and they unionize a you decide not to join, you still get to benefit from what that uni