michelle o'neill is now giving evidence. let's have a listen in. to evidence.e a listen in. if? those first evidence. let's have a listen in. to those first months of the pandemic, in order to understand what government in northern ireland was doing to respond, and i want to start with what you say about this in your witness statement, please, and if we could go to page nine, paragraph 29. paragraph 29, just to orientate us in time. this was the 25th of february. i will come back to that strategic review. butjust looking at paragraph 30 and what you say there, at this time, the time period you are talking about, the department of health remained the lead department in responding to the predicted global pandemic. staff had stood up ccg and i will come back to that, and were involved in official level meetings from the 20th of february. then you set out a submission that you received and i will go to that. but you say this. the ccg structures were still operating at an official level as department of health officials had not yet activated the arrangements. in lin

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tip o'neill and ronald reagan had it right. when ronald reagan was shot and he was lying in the hospital, tip o'neill showed up, knelt by his bedside and held his hand and pray for him. that's america. that's who we are come a pluralistic society. our nation was founded on profound disagreement with institutions that knew we would have a whole bunch of different people, the idea that a nation founded on an idea, not on a religious or racial people come it was founded on this idea that all of us are created equal and that we are giving these god-given rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and government was designed to protect us from those things. we set up institutions and no one could get to powerful so we would have to find ways to work together. it's the only way our nation can survive is our willingness to be ronald reagan and tip o'neill. >> on this point of members of congress, they infrequently engage with other parties but governors do engage with the other party. why is it worth it for governors and not

garry o'neill called the disallowed goal for o'neill called the disallowed goalfor his team o'neill calledainst west ham last month, one of the worst decision witnessed. really throughout this season he's not shied away from criticising onfield and the video officials, right, from last august when wolves were denied a penalty. the club itself have even gone further. they have released a statement saying var is damaging the relationship between fans and football. they go into some detail in bullet point in some way saying it impacts goal celebrations and spontaneous passion. they say it creates frustration and hostility towards the premier league from the crowd, and the var overanalysing subjective overa nalysing subjective decisions. now, overanalysing subjective decisions. now, wolves concluded this statement which has trigg this vote by saying the price we are paying for a small increase in accuracy is at odds with the spirit of our game and as a result, we should remove var from next season onwards. there promises to be a thrilling end to the women's super league season after chelsea wo

right there, o'neill says. memorial day is an important time, a way for those of us that are still living, to honor the people who made sacrifices, to give us freedom to do something like this. we talked to several people who were moved to tears on this memorial day. >> it's not a happy day. it's a day to remember and to honor all they've given the ultimate sacrifice. >> and these parents, you know, they look around and it's very difficult and it's not going to stop. it's very moving. i'm sorry. i get very emotional every time. >> miles away at mare island naval cemetery, more heartfelt gratitude for the service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> today is not a day off. it is not about a vacation day. today is about recognition that you didn't have to sacrifice your life today for the freedom that you get to experience. >> vallejo mayor robert mcconnell joined other dignitaries to pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of fallen heroes. this was the first memorial day at mare island naval cemete

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what usually talk about when we talk about tip o'neill, speaker o'neill and ronald reagan, it usually is. they were political enemies personal friends. know you to kind of in see invert that yeah yeah you seem to kind invert that so let me hear your inversion here. is that a myth that's been promulgated in washington for many, many years and spun by people like chris matthews, who wrote that book tipping the gipper, which really wasn't very good is that they were great friends. they were they'd knock off at 5:00 and go to a bar and drink beer and stuff. is that true? is that true? is that that in his autobiography, man of the house tip o'neill, devoted the entire chapter to how much he hated reagan. he said it's the worst president i've ever seen in my life. nancy, the queen of beverly hills. bah, bah bah bah. he went on at length. how much liked reagan, how much reagan. so it's just a myth. they only together really on two deals. and one of them, reagan, they worked together on social security reform, which was successful and which was still enjoying the benefits today. and tougher,

that's what ronald reagan and tip o'neill did, right? of the things i element most about what happened in congress want tont talk to members of congress who served in the 80s and 90s in the early 2000's they would go to dig dinner together that they would things together. that is not happening for their reasons for that. they've accused members of congress are never big and in theirdistrict is putting too, d.c. get there and get home as quickly as possible. then the animosity started to grow. and the relationships fell apart but ronald reagan and tip o'neill as example. is the best example of how this is supposed to work. it takes time it takes investment. it iss hard. as a country we have become addicted to pleasure instead of happiness. and pleasure is a false substitute for happiness. again as the dopamine hits in our brain the pleasure isdd addicting and we sit in all kinds of forms addiction to social media, addition to drugs, addiction to gambling, addiction to sugar. all of the sinks are supplantine supplanting or replacing true h

o'neill says his uncle was in his early 20s when he was killed in 1944. this is a picture of o'neill at his uncle's gravesite in france and a picture of me, a very young me , right there. o'neill says memorial day is an important time, a way for those of us that are still living, to honor the people who made sacrifices to give us freedom to do something like this. we talked to several people who were moved to tears on this memorial day. >> this is not a happy day. >> it's a day to remember and to honor all they've given the ultimate sacrifice. >> and these parents, you know, they look around and it's very difficult and it's not going to stop. it's very moving. i'm sorry. i get very emotional every time. >> miles away at mare island naval cemetery, more heartfelt gratitude for the service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> today is not a day off. it is not about a vacation day. today today is about recognition that you didn't have to sacrifice your life today for the freedom that you get to experience. >> vallejo mayor robert mcconnell joined

state for the us jim o'neill actually met the secretary of state for the usjim o'neill actually metnister again today to try to underline this was in the us through a bad step. we may well see sanctions. the 84 georgian mps who voted for this third reading of the bill may be sanctioned. we willjust have to wait and see. bill may be sanctioned. we will 'ust have to wait and semi have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis _ have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis and _ have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis and for _ have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis and for being - have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis and for being here - have to wait and see. thank you for that analysis and for being here as| that analysis and for being here as we continue to watch the scenes. if you are justjoining we continue to watch the scenes. if you arejustjoining us on bbc news, we are staying with these pictures and live scenes from the capital of georgia with so many people on the streets because parliament has pushed through this very controversial b

because you know why tip o'neill broke his word? is that tougher? between reagan and tatra supposed to be $1 for tax raises in, exchange for $3 in tax cuts. there was a tax increase, but there were never the tax. there was tax cut. there was a tax. there was never the tax cuts that came tip o'neill. there were never the budget cuts. well, let's dive into this point about taxes. yes. okay. so we weren't going to cover greatest hits, but i guess we'll cover a few of the greatest hits. but in the book, you write about reagan's campaign, the governorship. yes, california course. and he campaigns on lowering taxes, as you would expect ronald reagan, to campaign on. and the first thing he does in office is raise taxes. so bring us into that episode of the book it showed i'll defend reagan of course always defend reagan and show this flexibility of thinking when he ran for governor he did not realize how bad the situation was in sacramento, how the budget was losing $1,000,000 a you know, the government, that's just chump change, right. t in 1966, it was a

gary o'neill called the disallowed goal for gary o'neill called the disallowed goalfor his team garyled the disallowed goal for his team against west ham last month one of the worst decisions i have ever witnessed and really throughout and he has not shied away from criticising on field in the video officials right from last august when they were denied a penalty at the last minute. now his club, the club itself have gone even further and have released a statement saying var is damaging the relationship between fans and football. they are going into some detail in bullet points on why that is a. saying it impacts school celebrations and spontaneous fashion and it creates frustration and hostility towards the premier league towards the crowd and that var over analyses objective decisions. —— goal celebrations. they have saying the price we pay for a small increase in accuracy is at odds with the spirit of our game and as a result we should remove var from next season onwards. aryna sabalenka's cruised into the semi—finals of the italian open. she tookjust an hour and 13 minutes to see

o'neill. cruz i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. lost it to the sun. two run score.nts build a62 lead. fast forward. bottom nine. pirates score four times o'neill cruz gets redemption. two out rbi single ties it at six. duvall with his first blown save. and then in the 10th, it's nick gonzalez walking it off for the pirates knocking in one time. giant connor joe good night. game over. drive home safely seven six pirates, ending the giants four game win streak. rockies visiting the a's, who had lost eight straight. the dog doesn't want to wear his cute little green cap. you sing? no, no for all. in the eighth, abraham toro lines to right and aloha five four a's and the dog. he has not only his cap back on, but he's wearing a sell shirt. i love that dog. mason miller in the ninth, throwing straight gas 103 miles an hour, his eighth save as the a's snap the slide five for the oakland ballers. very first game ever. here's how they have fun in montana. spin around and run ballers facing the glacier range riders austin davis five for five four rbi's, including this first e

i want to nominate the man, o'neill. chair mcardle: joe nominated dan o'neill. what is your last name? >> baratelli. chair mcardle: thank you. >> free ross. chair mcardle: microphone one is vacant. microphone two? >> madam chair, mark ackman from the still not free state of new york. i nominate -- i nominate christopher thatcher of massachusetts. chair mcardle: mark axmin nominates christopher thrasher. is there anyone at microphone four? yes. >> heidi allen andrus smith of louisiana. i would like to nominate evan mcmahon of indiana for at large. chair mcardle: heidi a la hydro smith has nominated evan mcmahon. microphone three? >> madam chair, this is sam goldstein from indiana. i do not have a nomination. i have a point of information for the delegates in this hall. can you please come as soon as nominations are closed -- please, as soon as the nominations are closed, point out that this will be vote by approval? chair mcardle: ok. moving on. all right. microphone number two. >> jocelyn from texas. kate tracer from texas, 2.5 treasurer formerly. i would like t

both paige and o'neil played for the kansas city monarchs of the leagues.ge went on to play in the majors, and both he and o'neil are in the baseball hall of fame. the giant card is one of several cards of league legends being displayed on select cities ahead of next month's matchup between the giants and the cardinals. it will be the first mlb game to ever be played at rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, the oldest professional ballpark in the u.s. it's where giants legend willie mays played when he was on the birmingham black barons of the leagues. he began his professional career with the team in 1948, when he was just 17 years old. the giants say next month's game, set for june 20th, will honor willie and the leagues in a way which will be appreciated by all generations. and you'll be able to watch it all right here on ktvu you americans, fully embracing the start of the summer travel season. up next, the new records set on the roads and in the skies. meteorologist mark tamay will have the c a slow network is no network for business. that's why more

o'neill. cruz i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. lost it to the sun. two run score.. fast forward. bottom nine. pirates score four times o'neill cruz gets redemption. two out rbi single ties it at six. duvall with his first blown save. and then in the 10th, it's nick gonzalez walking it off for the pirates knocking in one time. giant connor joe good night. game over. drive home safely seven six pirates, ending the giants four game win streak. rockies visiting the a's, who had lost eight straight. the dog doesn't want to wear his cute little green cap. you sing? no, no for all. in the eighth, abraham toro lines to right and aloha five four a's and the dog. he has not only his cap back on, but he's wearing a sell shirt. i love that dog. mason miller in the ninth, throwing straight gas 103 miles an hour, his eighth save as the a's snap the slide five for the oakland ballers. very first game ever. here's how they have fun in montana. spin around and run ballers facing the glacier range riders austin davis five for five four rbi's, including this first ever run in ballers

gary o'neill called the disallowed goal for his team against west ham last month "one of the worst decisionsreally this season, he's not shied away from criticising on field and the video officials, right from last august when wolves, you might remember, were denied a penalty in the last minute at old trafford. now his club, the club itself had gone even further — they've released a statement saying, "var is damaging the relationship between fans and football." they go into some detail on bullet points on why that is, saying it impacts goal celebrations and spontaneous passion, they say it creates frustration and hostility towards the premier league from the crowd, and that var over analyses subjective decisions. now wolves concluded the statement, which has triggered this vote, by saying, "the price we are playing for a small increase in accuracy is at odds with the spirit of our game, and as a result, we should remove var from next season onwards." there promises to be a thrilling end to the women's super league season after chelsea won 1—0 at tottenham. maika hamano scored to send chelsea

we did get a lot of reaction from families yesterday after the first minister, michelle o'neill, deputyinister at the time of the pandemic, apologised for the first time for a tender controversial funeral at the height of the pandemic in 2020. people went out into the streets in belfast at a time when covid restrictions capped public gatherings and funerals, and that really upset a lot of families here and because a public and political controversy, because many people felt a difference was made between them grieving and burying and having funerals for their loved ones, and what politicians were able to do. the family members i spoke to did well, that apology, but they said that they were really disappointed it had taken four years. we do expect a full reflection on the last three weeks on evidence from the bereaved families tomorrow.— on evidence from the bereaved families tomorrow. thank you very much. i families tomorrow. thank you very much- i have _ families tomorrow. thank you very much. i have just _ families tomorrow. thank you very much. i have just caught _ families tomorrow.

the the the, the other you look up what sky o'neill slow was it when you talk with bob. bob got them for the for the book. the weight of the money for the theater if as little as human views to them please. yes. yes, yes. and you assess it with read you a couple. i get those go for name a lot more for the doors of familiar with the fact that but yeah, i don't know for sure. but just as serious. i think you said that we have kids with quintessential funding please you. i think i to yeah, that'd be the of the great place. yeah. those are your thoughts on page 32. you start to do it. so let me give you the so still not here. yeah. it should only is my 1st name instead of them. yes. good, okay. what was the name of the city of the, the uh, the, the, the, the the, the the, the, the the model, the phone. right? mm hm. so that was all. okay. so the, the, the, with the movies you there of the very good to have catch mice stuff with the thought that there was somebody with his or this is only, oh, okay. thank you. all right, now the very good part fat, the nation. the see if it's

but besides the, so the good news, the, the, the, the other, you lose your mama, what sky o'neills was the when you talk with bach, with bach, got them of the book, the job i have of the money for the theater. if as little as human views to them please, yes, it's of the attendance like you to associate with read you a couple, i get those go coordinating a lot more to the door. so familiar with this one. as i said, watch blushing, but just as soon as i think you said that we can see it on there, which assessment when you put it, you got it got to get the, the, the pro, the micro on a runs in the pacific territory of new kind of done yeah, to the public outrage of big changes to original voting rights. local is government going way allow me to understand the army here, but we didn't ask the army to come here. they talk about sharing and balance, but that's and that will be the case he's already con and gone and thinks us to the site or on. and then in the, in the day of the country morning, the late president re c and the other, the incentive i had to go to class as they're all to be bur

at that time and there was a lot of criticism aimed at michelle 0'neil criticism aimed at michelle o'neilho attended a funeral and there were accused of breaking those coronavirus guidelines, something that sinn fein said they did not do, they said they always acted within the guidelines and i should say there was an investigation into the incident that was taken so seriously but at the time there was a decision not to prosecute anyone about the funeral. a few months after it happened in 2020, michelle 0'neil said she would never apologise for attending the funeral of a friend but today she has done that and said sorry as you have heard and she was asked by baroness hallett, the chair of the uk inquiry that could you not foresee that your actions will cause hurt and upset? and michelle 0'neil said she didn't but she ought to have and she very much directed that apology to family members of those who died with covid during the pandemic who were sat in the same room as her during her evidence hearing to the inquiry and i have spoken to some of them after her apology to get a reaction. brend

o'neill slow, was it when you talked with bob? bob got them for the for the move the weight of the money for the theater, if as little as humanly is that pretty good stuff like you, especially with really a couple i get those go for need a lot more. so those are the doors of familiar with that but yeah, i don't know for sure. but just as serious i think you said that you know with which assessment when you put it is you, i think a go cannot be the the here we see. and you can hear explosions in the background. high mars or, or some ukrainian web us weapon the ukrainians of god. 155 artillery that the us loves to send. look at all these bullet holes and shrapnel. well they have reinforced the building with sandbags which is to shield it from artillery rounds, criminal, explore a grenade. so it is turned a civilian city. and a currency changed into a war zone where they are afraid of bombings and artillery rounds. and judging by last night's music in the sky, it's still going on. so it just occurred to me what americans would do if

they usually come up with geico o'neil's laws. the when you talk with bob, bob got them on the move the chat, by the way, if i've the money for the theater, if i've heard of the media to that please, that's w. c. as in the assessor with read the a couple just those go for need a lot more. so those are the doors of the year was as simple as that, but yeah, i don't know for sure, but just as easy as i'm making snyder on the pnc on there, which is what when you put in like a go cannot be the is widely recognized every game and it's western backers are losing the proxy war on russia. in the case of ukraine, it is obvious, bad news, but gets more bad news. the west appears incapable to comprehend as war and rush. it is an utter failure. the sphere fills the air in the capital, so as long as everyone is bid a final farewell to their late president saying they're good bye. so radians morton, the loss of their president's after he was killed in a helicopter crash over the weekend. the country supreme leader deliverance a funeral print pre

o'neill cruz the guy that dropped the pop up redemption there.e off camilo duvall. we're tied at six. they go to extras. giants couldn't score in the 10th. nick gonzalez walks it off for pittsburgh. they come back from a four run deficit to win seven six, snapping the giants win streak. and the a's are playing the rockies. former stanford star cameron brink, now with the la sparks of the wnba, look out last night, she and her teammate rickea jackson threw out the first pitch at a dodgers game. cam did well. you see, she's she's got it. she's on the money right there. but, jackson's pitch a little high, a little outside. they'll they'll practice it. they'll they also have other things to work on right now anyway. >> the tandem pitch. yes. >> like nick bosa. yeah. he reminds me of scotty. she didn't get arrested did. >> yeah that was a ridiculous. that was well yeah that will probably end up going away. yeah. all right larry thank you. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight it's will trent followed by the rookie at ten, the series finale of th

the the other, you know what sky o'neill fluids the when you got involved involved got them from the book. the job. i don't know. we have of the money for the theater. if i've heard of human views to that, but he's just like the associate with really a couple i get those go for need a lot more for the doors of familiar with the the large blushing legit, cynthia? yes. i think you said that we can see it on there. which assessment planning put is you. i think i to yeah, that'd be the the here we see. and you can hear explosions in the background time. ours or, or some ukrainian web u. s. weapons. the premiums of god, 155 artillery that the us loves, defend. look at all these bullet holes and shrapnel. well, they have reinforced the building was sandbags, which is to shield it from artillery rounds, shrapnel, explosions, bullets grenades. so it is turned a civilian. the city and a currency changed into a war zone where they are afraid of bombings and artillery rounds. and judging by last nights, music in the sky, ah, it's still going on. so it just occurred to me what americans would do

navy veteran patrick o'neill was at the presidio to remember a fallen soldier.eill says his uncle was in his early 20s when he was killed in 1944. >> it was a way for those of us that are still living, to honor the people who made sacrifices, to give us freedom to do something like this. >> and in vallejo and mare island naval cemetery, visitors were able to see the results of a major restoration. after the federal government took control of the property from the city of vallejo. people lining the streets of hillsborough for that town's annual memorial day parade. it was a real civic affair, bringing out local school and community groups. the parade ended at the north school field with a ceremony followed by a music festival. next at 630. a business owner in the city asking for help after someone stole more than $300 worth of merchandise and office equipment, and severe weather tearing through many parts of the country, millions are remain in the path this morning. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie, we'll get you going. this morning with a lot of cloud cove

my father's generation, john rhodes, tip o'neill. tip o'neill would sing.ate specific thing but directly related to mine for the last few months. the senate in sos become this phony body. because they have these -- because of the schulme. they stack up these amendments at the end that all have to fail. you don't really have a real debate on these amendments. the only wayouent vote in this s to know that it's going to fail. how do you deal with that? >> there is no regular order in the senate any longer with respect to committees in the floor and amendments on the floor. the last majority leader as a democrat in the senate th days, five days was robert c burton. a very differento1 leader in may ways. he wanted people to be there. we have all been in the leader's office and heard people come in, they've got this going on wednesday night and thursday. there was one circumstance where we had a member of the senate call the cloakroom to bring about and say we have to use h'e airport and it turns out it was the philadelphia airport. [laughter] when i came to the

the, the other you lose your on off what sky o'neills was it when you talk with bob, bob got them to move the weight of the money for the theater. if as little as humanly is the deputy just like us, just do it really a couple i do those go coordinating a lot more of the doors. familiar with that, but yeah, i don't know the shape but just as daily about making snyder on the pnc and then with which, especially when you put it you, i think a go cannot be the to look at the system. what system are you referring to? you say the system, we need to change the system. i hope you understand. so when i say systems, i'm talking about governmental education, institutionalized racism, all the policies, they recreate, all the laws that we create. that's what i mean about the system. okay? so, you know, you know, the systematic race isn't always kind of stuff. i think it's talking points. i think it sounds really good on its face. but it's one of those things where we're taking the noticed again off the kids and saying, hey, you're not responsible for your bad behavior. what we're going to do is we

budget committee has to bipartisan like the greenspan commission that preceded ronald reagan and tip o'neill doing the right thing putting the country first and addressing the insolvency and the sustainability of these programs. when you hear president biden say were not going to touch it were only going to help medicare recipients and our seniors but in the inflation reduction act they took a savings of $300 billion out of medicare to subsidize their tax giveaways to green energy corporation to expand the bureaucracy of the irs don't believe that leadership over require getting both parties at the table to deal with this and put their country in the seniors of interest first. maria: the climate change agenda is expensive he's looking under every rock to pay for his agenda. working to keep a spotlight on it and we appreciate you talking through it this weekend, thank you. >> always good to be with you. >> budget committee chairman jodey arrington. inflation data expected to come in hot next week, lou basenese sup? -who are you? i'm your inner child. get in. listen, what you really need in li

next to him is gary o'neill, we had hoped to have the director of oklahoma department of management and pest mitigation. we are very pleased to have gary here: is the president of the national mitigation association and is the director of mitigation grant services at one of the country's leading consulting firms. gary has served in state government and in private industry in disaster management. he leads executives looking to reduce the impact and cost of disasters around the united states. their work on behalf of the mitigation practitioner community to advise the federal government executive and legislative branches on how to reduce the cost of disaster response, and they do public outreach to build community resilience to whatever disasters might occur. next to gary is russell strickland, secretary of the maryland department of emergency management and president of the national emergency management association. mr. stricklin holds degrees from the university of maryland and has held emergency response positions in county and state government and serves on the governor's executive cou

her husband o'neill iden, makes videos. they shoot the preparation of the tiny turkish dishes like 25th the smoke. lemme and see minutes. they post them on youtube and instagram, where fans worldwide follow them. today it's grape leaves and stuff with rice, a staple of turkish cooking. a tiny cooking is not at all easy. it takes dexterity, and a lot of patients, the band in, you know, gets it done, can use the biggest worries, whether the rest of people work is done. well. uh, yep. yes, it looks very nice. all the ingredients are there, but a small candle may not be hot enough, so the be the oven may not have hooked it with and you make it small. let me so looking at in the end of may not look like the real. thank you. pistols goodness on the bins and may be the police. the may have the list. the steps great bleeds are weighted with a bowl, so they don't open. then they simmer in a cupboard pots, just like a normal portion the. the single file again, is going to make. we also experimented the dishes from the world over to i

we are living in a new o'neill system in contemporary politics and, and yeah, but this is the, this, this is the challenge here and what needs to be up present. so it's, it's called for reparations. it's actually a universal called for the nations from the entire unit to make. i think what they have done during the colonial test as you're taking this message forward, what kind of response have you been getting both locally from your people from your government, but also here in germany as well. um, the response that we've been getting is that peaceful, the self denial in after independence in 1919 you know, the political struggles to come to terms with german only and this and then the stop to, to take root because during the colonial period, you know, before independence, it was how that you can colonialism before that. it was german colonialism and, and that period did not allow for the voices of the people to be heard. it was only after $9.00 to $19.00, and so in the 2006 of the nama is the overhead of all people join forces. to put a, a motion in the numbers, the parliament throu

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he rifles a shot up the middle middle tyler o'neill. he scored the red sox are up one to nothing. sox at another in the second 2 outs for jarren duran. he hits a soft grounder up the middle. reese mcguire scores. it's 2 to nothing from add-on in the 3rd is reefs. snyder again, little chopper to it's going to be said it's good enough to plate another run. red sox rolling 3 to nothing. now. will your abreau? he was the one who knocked logan webb out of this game. he smokes that one to the right corner. in comes another we have got roughed up. he gave up 4 runs, 9 hits in 3 and two-thirds innings as the giants. they lose 4 to nothing. >> let's head to the town a's hosting the pirates tonight at the coliseum looking to make it 2 in a second inning. >> we have a tie game to offer tyler nevin first. he hits a flare out to right. that brings in the go ahead. run a's lead 2 to one same score in the 5th. jj bleday. can't leave it over the plate like that. he hits it into the budweiser seats. his second of the season, if 3 to now his next time up. let me do it again this time. dead center.

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