scioscia's reaction is classic mike scioscia. the look of disbelief.to start the inning. >> a.j.: for anybody who says players don't care or the managers don't care. that is a shot to show care. >> joe: young strikes on swinging and parker comes on to slam the door and avoid a monumental disaster in the ninth. only the third save of his career. hold on to the 6-3 win, stranding the bases loaded in the ninth. >> a.j.: great job by parker. a splitter to chris young. bottom falls out. swings over the top. gets out of a jam. a big angels win to get back to .500. >> joe: so the angels even the series at a game apiece with a 6-3 win. coming up next we get you back to the studio for post game coverage after these messages. >>> baseball night in america, post game show. this is eric karros, e.k., i'm kevin burkhardt. it got interesting but the angels hold on. you have to give angels credit. when mike trout when down you think they t team is done but they are .500 without him. >> eric: you thought the season was over. how have they done it? cameron maybin has d

this gallery really poinsettia out and we have dramatic photography, which scioscia the state of affairs nationally. this photograph is poignant. it is a photograph of new york central park in 1932. see a foreground, you shanty town, one of many like this that had sprouted up across the nation. there were many of them and they were nick named hoover bill -- hoovervilles. that was named after albert hoover. poignant reminder of the skill of human suffering in the year 19 32 when frank and roosevelt was running for president. in 1932 democratic convention was held in chicago, and when roosevelt was nominated, he received word of the nomination in albany, and then he did something really unprecedented and quite dramatic. he actually threw out to the convention to accept the nomination in person. when americannt, presidential candidates received a nomination of their party, they would receive the delegation formally at their home, or in a political site, but they did not go to the convention, and they did not deliver a speech at the convention. well, roosevelt broke with that tradition and a

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