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p.m. meantime, about three miles down the charles river from td garden, where the celtics play the a'swere getting clobbered by the boston red sox at fenway park. and that is warriors pr guru raymond ritter. he's got the night off. so yeah, he's taken in the ball game at fenway. here's your loan, a highlight a majestic shot. for recent triple a call up matt davidson over the green monster 431 ft solo shot so the is still trailed 6 to 1. the red sox got it back and then some of the bottom of the sixth alex verdugo. see you later. two run blast to right. the red sox tack on a couple of more runs, and they route the a's 10 to 1 the 13th loss in their last 14 games. meantime back in san francisco, the giants were wrapping up a season long nine game home stand trying for the sweep of the kansas city royals , and that's one way to get to the ballpark. a motorized boogie board. i guess that's what you call it. i don't know. top first two on two out for mj melinda's hits a chopper to short the normally sure handed brandon crawford bobbles the ball, so both runners are coming in to score a rare

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p.m. we look forward to that. meantime, have a great afternoon. "your world" will get started in nine seconds. have a great day. many thanks. >> neil: ready, set, hike. fox on top of a fed on fire and a stock market fired up. all because interest rates today rocketed up. you heard us right. stocks soaring on news that borrowing costs are rising. stick with us here. because something very unusual is going on here. the federal reserve today hiking a key interest rate by 3/4 percentage points. that's near unprecedented. you'd have to go back to 1994 to see anything like it. back then, bill clinton was president. police were chasing o.j. simpson in a white bronco. this time it's the feds chasing something else. not o.j. on the run, but prices out of control. experts call it getting ahead of the inflation curve. investors like what they saw. will you? after all, your borrowing costs just went up and stand to go up more. the hope is that the tough medicine will work and this inflation fever he break. the only question, of course, is when. we've got you

p.m. eastern right here on cnn. meantime.y and the hearing that unfolded. i understand some of trump' associates, kaitlan, you have been doing a lot of reporting on this. are pretty nervous about -- about what else is in this document i are. >> i think a lot of them went into this thinking it was harmless and were under the pressure this was going to be a very flattering documentary. that was how it was pitched to them. it was going to be about trump's legacy and his accomplishments in office. and that's. >> the closest people to trump agreed to sit down for it. does so, i think part of the concern is they don't really call the extent of what they said in these interviews and they did a lot of them. three times. eric trump sat down twice. jared kushner sat down with him several times. trump obviously sat down with them three times but what i have also heard from officials is that they were told it would be very flattering. they were told, they claim, they were going to have editorial input and say-so over what the final produ

p.m. we look forward to that. meantime, have a great afternoon. a great day. many thanks. >> neil: ready, set, hike. fox on top of a fed on fire and a stock market fired up. all because interest rates today rocketed up. you heard us right. stocks soaring on news that borrowing costs are rising. stick with us here. because something very unusual is going on here. the federal reserve today hiking a key interest rate by 3/4 percentage points. that's near unprecedented. you'd have to go back to 1994 to see anything like it. back

p.m. the collection begins. the symbol is later sealed and placed in this fridge. in the meantimep of carriers are driving to wastewater plants to pick up samples throughout the state. one of them is saul hernandez. this is his route. >> the next planned on going to collect in is davis. luz: all the symbols and up here. we got to see firsthand how the scientific process works. >> the first symbol will come in looking something like this, a mixture of liquid and solid. we then centrifuge it at a super high speed, many thousands of revolutions per minute. what we get left is the solid portion we will use for the testing. luz: bradley leads the team that processes over 30 samples a day from across the country, and 16 from california wastewater sites. inside this fridge they have samples from millions from across the bay area, stretching from gilroy to san francisco, here you see san jose, palo alto, over there stanford. the process to detect how much covid is in a community is meticulous. surprisingly it only requires one sample per plant and about 0.3 grams of solid from that sample

p.m. eastern thursday night, of course, that's 5:00 pacific, right here on abc. >>> in the meantime, more news this evening, and from london tonight, british prime minister boris johnson surviving that no confidence vote, barely, from members of his own party. johnson was booed as he arrived for the queen's jubilee service after a series of scandals, including revelations that he partied with his staff during the height of covid when the rest of the country was in lockdown. johnson keeping his job today, but weakened by the challenge. still calling it a convincing result, in his words, and saying it is time for the country to now move on. >>> when we come back on this busy monday night, news this evening on the baby formula shortage across the u.s. major development, movement in the right direction. >>> also tonight, bonn jovi remembering a beloved member of his band. >>> and on this 78th anniversary of d-day, the brave veterans and what they told me. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday can he

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p.m., the collection begins. the sample is later sealed and placed in this fridge. in the meantimeof couriers are driving to wastewater plants to pick up samples throughout the state. one of them is hernandez. this is his route. >> davis. over here is the date and the time. >> all the samples end up -- we got to see how the scientific process works. >> you can see it is a mixture of liquid and solid and what we do is centrifuge it, spend it at a high speed, many thousands of revolutions per minute, and what we get left is the solid portion for testing. luz: he leads the team that processes over 30 samples a day from across the country and 16 from california wastewater sites. inside this fridge, they have samples from millions of people from across the bay area stretching from gilroy to san francisco. san jose, palo alto, stamford. the process to detect how much covid is in a community is meticulous. surprisingly, it only requires one sample per plant and about .3 grams of solid from that sample. >> it makes the nice noises, let's you know. >> it depends on the sewer shed, largest s

p.m. tomorrow along the scraper bike way on 90th avenue. britney brown. thanks so much for the time. appreciate the work you're doing. thank you so much. well meantime set to host its juneteenth outdoor fitness and wellness festival tomorrow. this is the second year for this event, and this year's theme is radical self care for black women. people can take part in the vibe variety of classes throughout the day, including yoga, dance and meditation. organizers hope to not only commemorate the emancipation of black people here in the us, but to support minority owned businesses. in hayward, tomorrow's event is free and will take place at heritage plaza. from 9 30 in the morning till 1 30 in the afternoon. the city of oakland will close off some roads around lake merritt for juneteenth celebrations on sunday, lakeshore avenue between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street will be closed to traffic and parking. from eight in the morning to eight at night. the westbound 5 80 lakeshore freeway exit will also shut down. afrocentric will host a two day juneteenth festival includes a pan african wellness fest on saturday and a family celebration on sunday.

p.m. there, i should say. we'll be monitoring this. martha maccallum will be joining us to give us a sense of the flavor of this and what is in store the next few days. in the meantime, developments close to home look a little bit diceyer and murkier. the back and forth of the administration and how to address inflation that is running amuck. gas prices hit another record high. talk that there could be a shakeup within the administration. they're officially denying it, but we're watching it nevertheless amid over who is responsible for the inflation run up that was missed. we already heard from the treasury secretary, janet yellen. but they admitted it was a goof. her boss has not done that yet. whether it matters, probably not. it's a bone of contention because it occurred at the same time that the president indicated his closest aides were very late getting word about this formula, the baby formula and some help for them that was given to them months way too late. so he couldn't act on that. we're going to be talking to peter doocy about that momentarily. for now, i want to go to leon panetta, the former chief of staff. leon, good to have you. if i could maybe get

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