the next possession, russell finds paul richard son and they missed the point after. could the 49ers answer and win? third and nine and brian hoyer the 49ers fall short and that is the fi >> with regard to what happened. >> there is no moral victories i played pretty bad with it and carlos had been run and doing a i'm looking at myself and what i can do better to help the team >> not happy and extremely disapp we had the opportunity and >> let's play baseball. the diamondbacks and giants a nice moment and he throws out what a neat moment it was. the teammates loved him and the pablo sandoval deep to left and giants the first home run since 2014. that started and came back togeth the nissan sports desk. >> the 2018 winter games are the pressure is building for they sat down with the >> is skating at a high level for a long time. he is intermediate olympi year he is learning are differ a good thing he has a pretty >> if you find yourself watching vincen joe skate from high above, remember this tidbit. that's exactly how vincent sees >> it's amazing tha i'm living >> vin

rubin, of, richard confederate silence, true tale of the south, and paul henderson in his book sons of mississippi, use the store, the remains, as a place of memory, but also revealing this interesting balance of forgetfulness and memory and the need to be there and touch, and the fearsome presence. henderson begins with a physical description. it is made of wood and brick and cinderblock from across the road it seems like something almost i'my as if -- papery as if a dream. once it was a grocery store. now it is a fallen down building in an all but deserted place called money. it is its own kind of american shrine. nearly every mississippi story sooner or later touches this one, and sucked in some spiritual homing way right here -- ends up in some spiritual homing way right here. it just is a monument forgotten, recalcitrant, collapsing in on itself, set against memory and wind of these five decades of change and non-change in america race relations. the book was written a few years ago now. richard rubin often went to the store when he worked as a reporter in mississippi and tried in

. >> and my uncle richard joseph we miss you every day. [reading names] >> and my son paulforever in our hearts. we miss you mom and dad. >> and my father kevin youssef smith along with the 18 other he was with. all came from the same house in queens. all again never to be seen. true heros you'll find that died from this crime. up the stairs they climbed help those who fell behind. that had had to be hectic and loud moving against the surge of the crowd their passing was their desire to save lives and put out that fire. so they went in with no fear because the buildings they wanted clear but then they came down, crumbling to the ground, his body was never found. so trevor say his name loud and i'll forever say his name proud. kevin joseph smith gone, but not forgotten. [applause] >> wonderful. wonderful. [bell ringing] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle -- i never met you but deep down in my heart i truly love you. i heard many great stories about you. i always think what life would be with you. if you were here life would be perfect,

richard joseph klares helen kittles. peter anton klein alan david kleinberg karen joyce klitzman ronald philip kloepfer stephen a. knack eugueni kniazev >> and my son pauls be 28, and your spirit lives on forever in our hearts. we all miss you. mom and dad. >> and my father kevin joseph smith. along with the 18 others he was with, all came from the same house in queens. all again never to be seen. true heroes you'll find that died from this odious crime, up the stairs they climbed, helping those who fell behind. it had to be hectic and loud. moving against the surge of the crowd. their passion was their desire. to save lives and put out that fire. so they went in with no fear, because the buildings they wanted clear. but then they came down, crumbling to the ground. his body was never found. so i'll forever say his name loud and i'll forever say his name proud. kevin joseph smith, gone but not forgotten. >> that was wonderful. wonderful. [ bell chiming ] [ bell chiming ] andrew james knox thomas patrick knox rebecca lee koborie deborah a. kobus gary edward koecheler frank j. koestner ryan kohart vanessa lynn kolpak irina kolpakova suzanne rose kandraken