slater in left field. pablo sandoval, third base.e's always felt at home in this ballpark, .330 lifetime batting average in 62 games in chase field. austin jackson back in there as gorkys hernandez who has not done well against corbin in the past gets it a day off. andrew suarez pitching ninth. >> corbin, 6'3", 210 pounds, he's in the seventh year at the big league level. 3.24 e.r.a. 129 strikeouts, 73 hits allowed. he's been very good. he's a four-pitch guy, but prim primarily he's a two-partnership guy. let's take a look at the defense playing behind patrick corbin for the d-backs. from left to right, it's peralta, owings, and jay. very good arm in center field. jake lamb plays and patrols the left side of the infield. marte and paul goldschmidt on the right side. mathis in the squat. that's your d-backs defense. patrick corbin who has been one of the toughest to hit. the only pitcher in baseball so far this year, corbin, within 100 innings pitched, only allowed 73 hits, and he's had 129 strikeouts, which is extraordinary for a te

score on the road, and they opened a road trip in arizona, six games they will be away and austin slaterposite field off of patrick corbin, that makes busterposey able to come around and score, it makes it 1-0, and suarez pitched six innings, allowed a run and struck out five. one guy, had very little run support. slater, had an rbi double, that allows brandon kau ford come -- brandon crawford coming around from first. they win a low scoring game, 2-1, the final there will. >> and three titles in the first four years as head coach in the warriors they are not letting steve kerr go anywhere. espn reporting that kerr and the warriors have agreed on a contract extension that will make the 52-year-old one of the highest paid kochs. the three highest paid coaches in the league make $10--11 million a year. he signed a $25 million contract in 2014 and the warriors have won 74% of their regular season games under kerr and have are made it to the finals each of his four years. the warriors had planned to extend kerr last summer, butity he wanted to degree work -- but pt she he wanted to work thro

slater. another rbi double. brandon crawford on first comes all the way around. slater, 3 for 4.e drove in both of san francisco's runs. the giants take low-scoring game, 2-1, the final there. >>> three titles in his first four years as head coach, the warriors are not letting steve kerr go anywhere. kerr and the warriors agreed on a contract extension that will make the 52-year-old one of the league's highest paid coaches. the three highest paid coaches in the league currently make $10 million to $11 million a year. kerr signed a five-year $2 million contract in 2014. and the warriors won 74% of their regular season games since. the warriors had had planned to extend kerr last summer, but he wanted to first work through his health issues that arose from back surgery. >>> lebron james will become an unrestricted free agent for the associated press's james' agent said the king will decline had it his $36.5 million option for next year. he's an ohio native and said his family will be a factor in the decision. the lakers and 76ers are considered front runners to sign him. free agent

they called up austin slater and man did he do damage.op of the 2nd, this one was good enough to bring home buster posey. meantime, the dodgers were losing. tonight is a huge chance to gain ground. slater again in the 7th. brandon carver was the go ahead run and the giants win it 2-1. they are one game behind the second-place dodgers and 4.5 behind arizona. i said it before and i will say it again. a's fans and canines. they won again against cleveland. that is five in a row. the a's padded the lead. they just finished an 8-2 road trip. the a's have won 11 of their last 13. the season-high seven games over a 500 record. that is 45-38. in the meantime, the warriors apparently want to lock in a steve kerr for a while. he reportedly is in the last stages of finalizing an extension of his contract that will make him one of the highest-paid coaches in the association. he just finished his fourth year of a five-year $25 million deal. >> just when you thought tiger woods was becoming a nonstory, his game reappeared. in the second round of the pg

game tied at one austin slater called up from sacramento last week hits a double in the gap...akes off from first giants take the lead 2-1 slater goes 3-for-4 and finishes with 2 r-b-i bruce bochy going with will smith to close the game... after sam dyson blew the lead against the rockies thursday smith retires the side... strikes out john ryan murphy he gets his first save as a giant san francisco wins 2-1 the a's are making some noise in the a-l west back at the coliseum to face cleveland... after finishing a 8-2 road trip. paul blackburn making his fourth start this year the antioch native had everything working against the tribe strikes out a pair in the fifth... allows 3 hits in six inning and one-third bottom 8th... a's up 2-1 jed lowrie hits a solo shot to right field they goes under review... call is upheld... it goes over the wall 14th home run of the year oakland head into the ninth up by two indians with two out... two on jason kipnis can't get it done... flies out to right blake treinen gets his 21st save of the season a's win 3-1 oakland has won 5 straight... 7 gam

slater. another rbi double. brandon crawford on first comes all the way around. slater, 3 for 4.e drove in both of san francisco's runs. the giants take low-scoring game, 2-1, the final there. >>> three titles in his first four years as head coach, the warriors are not letting steve kerr go anywhere. espn reports kerr and the warriors have agreed on a contract extension that will make the 52-year-old one of the league's highest paid coaches. the three highest paid coaches in the league currently make $10 million to $11 million a year. kerr signed a five-year $25 million contract in 2014. and the warriors won 74% of their regular season games since. the warriors had had planned to extend kerr last summer, but he wanted to first work through his health issues that arose from back surgery. >>> lebron james will become an unrestricted free agent for the third time in his career. the associated press's james' agent said the king will decline had it his $36.5 million option for next year. james could re-sign with the cavs. he's an ohio native and said his family will be a factor in the

slater. another rbi double. brandon crawford on first comes all the way around. slater, 3 for 4.ncisco's runs. the giants take low-scoring game, 2-1, the final there. >>> three titles in his first four years as head coach, the warriors are not letting steve kerr go anywhere. espn reports kerr and the warriors have agreed on a contract extension that will make the 52-year-old one of the league's highest paid coaches. the three highest paid coaches in the league currently make $10 million to $11 million a year. kerr signed a five-year $25 million contract in 2014. and the warriors won 74% of their regular season games since. they have also made it to the nba finals each of kerr's four years. the warriors had had planned to extend kerr last summer, but he wanted to first work through his health issues that arose from back surgery. >>> lebron james will become an unrestricted free agent for the third time in his career. the associated press's james' agent said the king will decline his $36.5 million option for next year. james could re-sign with the cavs. he's an ohio native and said

slater again was clutch and the giants win. they're just a game behind the second place dodgers and four and a half behind front running arizona. . >> a's fans and their canines against visiting cleveland. the a's won again, that's five in a row. they just finished a 8-2 road trip. lowery is hot. a's have won 11 of the last 13. a season high record of 45 and 38. final friday night, 3-1. >> this out of the nba on free agent weekend, warriors want to lock in steve curry for a while. he's in the last stages of finalizing an extension of his contract that will make him one of the highest paid coaches in the nba. just finished the fourths year of a five year $25 million deal. i'll just let your imagination run wild as the untold riches he will be due when the ink dries after he signs. that's enough, have a great saturday, and i'll see you around. iver plo e stor . >> new video this morning of a pickup truck barreling through a walmart in texas. the driver plowed through the store aisles before turning around at the cereal aisle and

austin slater on his giddy up slides under the tag. go-ahead run. 2-1 giants. the rockies would get it back. des monds lines it to right, mccutchen can't make the play story scores so we are nolted at deuce in the eighth the giants load the bases. adam ottovino. crawford why run when you can walk? he scores the go-ahead in what turns out to be the winning run. the giants beat the rockies 3-2. >>>omo strikes out michael taylor to end the game with the bases loaded. then has a few heated words for taylor. bothulprevail. romo was apparently upset that taylor stole second base in the sixth inning of the nationals' 11-2 win over the rays back on june 6th. oh, by the way, tampa wins the game today 1-0. >>> steph curry shooting his way into a new game. youtube. the series is a fun concept. curry with a guest in a van on the ride home after a game. the first episode debuted today, featuring youtube star rudy mancuso and a guitar. >> how about this? i say a line then you say a line and we go back and forth. ♪ ♪ ♪ trying to get -- ♪ that was pretty good but i don't have

slater tagging from 3rd, but perez got an arm this throw is there, but slater just beats it, and it's-1. the rockies retied it in the 8th. bottom 8, the giants have the bases loaded against ottavino, and hernandez drives in crawford. and then in the 9th. shot to 2nd, panic knocks it down, and he's doubled up on 1st. they reviewed both calls and stood. the giants win 3-2 going two games over 500. >>> the a's continued their road trip in detroit spotting the tigers a big lead and remem of al and mickey. detroit jumped on the a's starters for six runs in three innings. two runs come home here, and it's a 6-0 game. the a's then started chipping away. they trailed 7-3 into the 5th. pinder found the left field seats, and that's now 27 straight road games when the a's got a home run, and then lowery up next, he found the fences if right. that's 13 homers for lowery. it's a 7-4 game. and then joyce led off the inning with a double in a tie game, lowery got it down with a solid single up the middle. the a's go one more for the inning for insurance, and they win 9-7. 7. >>> four more teams are

game tied at one austin slater called up from sacramento last week hits a double in the gap...rawford takes off from first giants take the lead 2-1 slater goes 3-for-4 and finishes with 2 r-b-i bruce bochy going with will smith to close the game... after sam dyson game... after sam dyson blew the lead against the rockies thursday smith retires the side... strikes out john ryan murphy he gets his first save as a giant san francisco wins 2-1 the a's are making some noise in the a-l west back at the coliseum to face cleveland... after finishing a 8-2 road trip. paul blackburn making his fourth start this year the antioch native had everything working against the tribe strikes out a pair in the fifth... allows 3 hits in six inning and one-third bottom 8th... a's up 2-1 jed lowrie hits a solo shot to right field they goes under review... call is upheld... it goes over the wall 14th home run of the year oakland head into the ninth up by two indians with two out... two on jason kipnis can't get it done... flies out to right blake treinen gets his 21st save of the season a's win 3-1 oa

and you also got to know this guy a little better, austin slater.later drove in both giants runs on the night. the giants hold on to win 2-1. they are now 4 1/2 games behind the first place d'backs. >>> to oakland now where it was bark at the park night in the coliseum. the as at home taking on the cleveland indians. bottom of the eighth, as jed lowrie coming up clutch to put the as up 3-1. it is his 14th homer of the year. >>> and at 7:42, there is much more ahead. coming up, you could be committing a crime or hacking other people's passwords and not even know it. new hacker tricks are exposed and we show you how to shut them down. >>> and i'm tracking triple digit heat and a red flag warning for the north bay. he'll have a comple i'll very a complete break gown oig coming up. >>> it is 7:44. and if you live in the north bay, we have issued a microclimate weather alert for the north bay area because of the elevated high fire danger. so i want to go over a couple things that you should be looking out for. north bay hills, lake, napa, sonoma county,

us unemployment dropped slater was lowest level in 18 years, fuelling the centre rustbelt revival and. earlier i spoke with miriam gonzalez, partner and international trade specialist at the law firm dechert and a former eu trade negotiator. she shared her reaction to the news. it is much more worrying than a trade war, a trade war is a quid pro quo, itake trade war, a trade war is a quid pro quo, i take away something you take away something, and it quickly escalates. this is completely uncharted territory. we have never had anything like this since we established the current international trade order. we have the most powerful country, working away from a series of agreements, including a series of provisions in the wto. we used to have rogue states doing this kind of action, this is a completely new scenario. and it is very difficult, i have a lot of sympathy, not only for the european union but for canada, mexico, others, it is very difficult to know how to react. we have never been here before. an emergency timetable is being introduced by northern rail from monday after its new

crawford will score from first, slater had a couple of rbi, went three for four on the night. will smith getting the call in the ninth with hunter strickland injured and sam dyson unavailable and smith makes short work. he gets his second career save. giants have 12-1. three weeks after game four of the nba finals, the warriors are getting right back to work. the summer league warriors and familiar faces on the court. jordan bell expected to be a big part of next year's squad. all eyes on number 2018 first draft choice come out of cincinnati who is ready to get his pro career started. >> i take every game seriously. coming in and being a rookie you just want to go out there and compete as hard as you can. it's a game. you've got to love to play am not going to take it for granted. >> first came in vegas on monday. kerr not among the highest-paid coaches in the nba but that is about to change. espn reported the coach is finalizing a lucrative extension. he has been at the home for four seasons and won three titles. he's 265-2623 overall. made a mere $5 million this past season.

at the bolton eagle eye for arrange to meet archaeologist michael slater. he had said that and this is london's museum in t.-a. but what we brought the romans here with us. sure has many advantages in ancient times it was at the crossroads of a number of important trading words. the most a valley is relatively narrow. only widens to form a basin here with the city is thought of gold and so this was the only spot to build a big city under which the romans did it with. the black gate did it look like this back then as well. no during roman times it definitely wasn't as black as it is today once a nigger does indeed mean black gate but for the romans it would have been much lighter field i love of this and if we know that the stone has more of a white issue. we also don't have the city gate itself any longer and you have to imagine the city walls to the left and right and you can also see clearly that the tower on the right is missing a level otherwise i think the party gives us a good impression of what it would have been like that they know and you are my me

ground is still tense and unfortunately we're bracing ourselves for those figures to climb paula slater there will journalist and filmmaker david sheen's been documenting the underlying issues in the region for nearly a decade now and last hour he told me he believes the u.s. ambassador's comment part of a concerted effort to deprive palestinians of their rights. he's saying you can't report on any massacre doesn't matter the death toll goes up into the triple digits or if there is medics or whatever journalists are being shot you can't report on any massacre unless you first frame it within a narrative that justifies it. you know this is ridiculous this whole trumpy an attack everything is fake news on this you declare the narrative as.

ground is still tense and unfortunately we're bracing ourselves for those figures to climb paula slater there will journalist and filmmaker david sheen's been documenting the underlying issues in the region for nearly a decade now and last hour he told me he believes the u.s. ambassador's comment part of a concerted effort to deprive palestinians of their rights and surely he's saying you can't report on any massacre doesn't matter the death toll goes up into the triple digits or if there is medics or whatever journalists are being shot you can't report on any massacre unless you first frame it within a narrative that justifies it. you know this is ridiculous this whole trampy an attack everything is fake news on this you declare the narrative as we see it and i think it's pretty clear that they're overwhelmingly demonstrating that the israeli government isn't just trying to defend itself but is actually trying to destroy any idea of palestinian nationalism any idea of the chance that there could be some levels some measure of equality. amnesty international is accusing the u.s. led coa

austin slater getting an rbi in the first and then a second rbi in the seventh to give the giants a 2 lead. from there, will smith comes in to close and seals the deal. giants win 2-1. >>> to oakland where it was bark at the park night at the at home taking on the cleveland indians. jed lowrie coming up clutch, puts the a's up 3-1. it's his 14th homer of the year. the a's get the 3-1 win. >>> you ready? >> ready. >> we are less than eight hours away from world cup, the next stage beginning the knockout round. fans are going to be glued to their tv. here's gabriel sotelo from telemundo 48 with a preview. >> get ready for some copa mundial drama as the run of 16 gets under way with two great matches. i want to introduce you to jamie richardson from england. he's one confident fan declaring england the 2018 world cup winner. not only that, he had the great idea of having it tattooed to his stomach. jamie says he had an epiphany during england's 6-1 victory over panama. their first game in the knockout stage will be against colombia on tuesday, which will be no easy task. set your alarm c

but why group creation of the religious relation thema lot of money laundering slater's go back to date longer ring legislation in those moves regimes those laws rule ensure that only a revision they use is they going to be real you actually able to track back the source of the great. and additional one hundred thousand work up tickets are up for grabs today they go on sale at the faith website at eight pm g.m.t. meanwhile with less than a week to go before the tournament does kick off national teams have begun arriving here in russia spain and panama among the latest looking very smart the opening games on june the fourteenth between russia and saudi arabia at the luzhniki stadium in moscow. while the stan collymore show has been exploring all things football ahead of the tournament and this week he looks at the street child campaign a movement that helps children from developing countries get involved in the beautiful game. the street child world cup takes disadvantaged children from across the world russia england the united states as becky style pakistan it's a third world cup the f

decision and stop all the pressure on journalists it completely contradicts how democracy works or paula slater wasn't the only journalist who was denied entry to ukraine this tuesday we spoke with russian journalist you have any primakov who's also been turned back at the border. to. the people. who. didn't. or. well it's another crucial day at the fee for world cup here in russia out with four group matches being played today in group day croatia are already through to the knockout stages and they take on iceland who still have a chance to go three well let's see what our top pundit manchester united boss jersey marina is thinks of the team's chances. as a local if they're playing to qualify his i'm almost old for a competitive match. they both know how to compete. in more tactical as the more physical croatia with more experience with more of it all because of the technical ability but i would say being in confrontation two of the big teams of two candidates for i would say even top eight this can be a good match. well monday's encounters brought plenty of goals and a late drummer especially

charlie slater has been to meet him.it felt like everything had been taken away from me. if you are not ina great taken away from me. if you are not in a great mental space, that can be a really dangerous place to be. ollie hynd had been a shining light of paralympic sport. he has won the lot and been an exemplary athlete and, just like that, his world came crashing down. there has been a fair amount of controversy around reclassification and the committee has said they want to look at everybody and just check that they are in the right categories. ollie hynd was one, the defending commonwealth champion, who got reclassified and isn't racing here. we we re reclassified and isn't racing here. we were due to be classified in copenhagen, which was about six weeks before the commonwealth games. we went to copenhagen expecting that everything would be the same and as it has been for eight years of my career, but unfortunately, i went through the process and i was reclassified to an s nines, which meant i would be swimming aga

information continue to vapor but the wider implications of being religious relation to money laundering slater's about that should be date along the ring legislation endos of the dysplasia of those laws will ensure that any giving zation they use is they that effect individual is actually able to track back to the source of the break up. of the syrian army having driven out the last terrorists from the outskirts of the capital damascus civilians are now returning to their homes for many there's very little to return to some areas are just unrecognizable for example one former school. this used to be my school i could never imagine how badly destroyed it would be but still this is a school a place for small kids can they be tools like these murals. this was my class look what i saw has done to nothing is left they destroyed everything they have been no black placards or slogans are covered with ice and. that she turned the library into a religious one there were children's book here mickey mouse and so on now everything is covered with terrorist signs. the world cup is just around the corner and

and another news altie correspondent paula slater is denied entry to ukraine wish sex to attend a conference on media reform. this is audience a national. going to live from moscow thank you for joining us i'm kate partridge well coming up in parts will bring you the latest news but first let's cross to our special studio in central moscow for the latest on what's being a pivotal day city at the fee for world cup and it's also make or break for a little messy and argentina. hello and welcome back as we continue our special coverage at the twenty eighth seen in the film well my name is thinking about your little kids and today with the latest goals yellow cards everything imaginable from the final games of group c. and d. games from the rooftop studio here in the heart of moscow red square in fact where there's a bit of a party just of far off the vision where you can see before the bolshoi some sort of south american fans i believe having a bit of a south such a very unusual sight for moscow as i said you know and i was going we've got the front row seats really is that one might be one of t

correspondent paula slater is denied entry to ukraine and she heads to a human rights conference dedicated to press freedom. and see u.s. officials are hounded by groups of anti trump protesters using tactics from stalking to chanting to make them feel comfortable wherever they go. well thank you for watching the news headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate. and it's another make or break day this tuesday at the fee for world cup with the for final games in group c. and d. indeed croatia are already through to the knockout stages they take on iceland who still have a chance of joining them and let's see what our top pundit manchester united manager josie radio thinks of the team's chances. personally grisha if they're playing to qualify in these moments i think ultra competitive match. they both know how to compete i stand more tactical asked on more physical crew issue with more experience with more control because of their technical ability but i would see we dollars being in in confrontation two of the big teams of two candidates for i would say even

joplin on dick cavett they go right exactly right you said you don't see that type of thing now tom slater with the last of the great late night talk show polymaths that's right now no more of that saturday night live and we'll have about thirty seconds they seem to have ignored comedy. you're racially they're just going with hyper partisanship yeah and pull you out of right right there's no there's no given it it's just the same banging on the guy in the white house every week right so you know there's no surprises there it's just so it's just it's just it'll come back and i saw alpha networks as the platform. it sounds like you're entering a world of pain with this project and to the church i mean you're competing with some heavyweights in hollywood. take people out the stretcher if you cut into william morris as action or whatever i mean this is a cut throat business hollywood you know where you it's like i don't gosh course am i you are yes all right ok so i'm ok like the waiter all right thank you this is the one that's going to survive in what twenty seven bucks oh i'm worth twenty s

he for hefted is accusing slater's indiana of being terrorists but they deny that and say they have defeated eiseley in the area they also say that you believe is the government does not seem to be able to intervene to in this conflict despite the heavy toll on civilians. jubilee. and overcrowded smugglers boat has capsized off the coast of somalia with forty six people confirmed dead the un's migration agency says the group was on its way to yemen hoping to find work sixteen others are still missing presumed drowned over one hundred people were reportedly board the vessel when it left port in somalia or choose state now the u.s. is warning that the u.a.e. against launching a proposed offensive to capture yemen's who data port the red sea port is the main lifeline for getting much needed aid supplies into the water on country now the saudi military says the yemeni government forces its barracks is part of a coalition with the u.a.e. and now within ten kilometers of the control city your own experts are warning of a humanitarian crisis if the military assault against the area gets under way i

we also chat with neil slater from aberdeen stander. up next, looking at trade and the mostsions and why powerful central bankers are getting worried about that and how it is impacting currencies. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets as we look at trade tensions. also dominating central banks centralnel in portugal, bankers warning escalating international trade tensions have damaged confidence among companies threatening ultimately global economic expansion. the effect on business investment, what is the effect on exports? what is the effect on consumer confidence? think there have been less in the past and they are all very negative. -- lessons from the past and they have all been very negative. >> for the first time, we're hearing about decisions to postpone investments and decisions. >> one thing that is happening that is disturbing, can any of us think of a country that has made itself wealthier and boosted productivity growth by building walls? probably not. willy hope this escalation so theinded a

joplin on dick cavett they go right exactly right you said you don't see that type of thing now tom slater with the last of the great late night talk show polymaths that's right now no more of that saturday night live and we'll have about thirty seconds they seem to have ignored comedy. you're racially they're just going with hyper partisanship yeah and pulling out a right right there's no there's no given it it's just the same banging on the guy in the white house every week right so you know there's no surprises there it's just it's just it's just it'll come back and i saw alpha networks as the platform. it sounds like you're entering a world of pain with this project and to the church i mean you're competing with some heavyweights in hollywood. take people out the stretcher if you cut into william morris as action or whatever i mean this is a cut throat business hollywood you know where you it's like i don't gosh if course i am you are yes all right ok so i'm ok like the waiter all right thank you this is the one that's going to survive anyway twenty seven bucks oh i'm worth twenty seve

today, bringing together recipes from celebrity chefs like jamie oliver, yotam 0ttolenghi and nigel slaters to the bake for syria campaign. she won masterchef in 2005 and went on to found mexican restaurant chain wa haca. what i'd like to do is say hello and welcome, and i want to show viewers the book first before i ask you anything about it. that is that, very nice and colour. i want to ask you what this is meant to achieve. where is this a mean? money is important, but what are you trying to do? this is actually the second cookbook, so the first baking book but we launched cook for syria two yea rs but we launched cook for syria two years ago and it was a phenomenal success. it really highlighted the plight of displaced people. it is obviously world refugee day today. but there's so much bad news that it tends to put people off and it is very easy to just turn away from too much of a load of information, negativity. i think the wonderful thing about this book, it is a of mouthwatering recipes on some of the top names, not just mouthwatering recipes on some of the top names, notjust cele

christian slater is going to co-host with me., are going to be perf >> how did you get that oking? >>t was tough but we just went up the elevator andsked him. >> and carson over with megyn kelley, but first your local news. have a good day, everybody. >>> this is a "news4 today" news break. >> 8:56 is your time on this thursday, june 21st. let's get to melissa mollet with a check on your commute with your first 4 traffic. y, melissa.bo sorry that. we could not hear melissa's microphone, but we will take a break now and be back with your forecast. stay with us. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the... ...hotelock it in. tripadvisor. e>> good morning, everybody. breaks of sunsh starting to reach the downtown washington area. there is the point near the north end of the airport. still a chance for a passing shower or twotoday, but nowhere near the intensity we have seen recently. high chances for rain, may inch or more on your

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matt slater who will tell us what is happening throughout the day. and pressure sores, according to thed trust. made a difference, it said. have risen by a fifth over the past seven years. the nhs manage growing demands. looking forward to the weekend, spare a thought for this lady! seller is planning to retire. what service! goodness me! during the second world war. when she was aged six! look at her! she is just an incredible lady. she's now planning to hang up her collection tin. why? i don't know. as she says she's "getting old". at 103. at103. at 103. you have earned it, and congratulations. congratulations. how much money has raised over those years? raised over those years? i hope rosemary is still asleep! i hope so as well, have a really long lie in this weekend! long lie in this weekend! thanks for joining us. john is herewith the sport. sport. to tell us about somebody else who is taking a break. else who is taking a break. he has not worked so hard, though. some would argue he has. very successful. successful. what is going on? winning the champions league last weekend? seaso

christian slater is going to co-host with me.e going to be performing on our show. >> how did you get that booking? >> it was tough. we just went up the elevator and asked him. >> i love it. >>> carson and jenna are headed over to be on "megyni )m - -.. a surprise announcement >>> good morning. 8:56 now. a surprising announcement this morning for pg&e. now telling investors it expects to take a major financial hit to cover the cost of the damage of the deadly north bay wildfires. pg&e this quarter plans to record a $2.5 billion charge. that is to cover at least some of the costs for the damage. pg&e also admit also this may be on the low end of the possible total financial loss from the fires. dozens of suits have already been filed. the utility still could end up paying many more times than -- many more times than that down the road. happening today, our pete suratos just finished listening to the investor call and he'll have a live report in our midday newscast. >>> you may soon have to pay more when you shop online. the suprem

the debate there but why the implication of being for legislation thema lot to money laundering slater's about that should be date along the ring legislation endos of these lasers those laws will ensure are there any give exhiliration they use is a date only perfect individual is actually able to track back to the source of the data. but the syrian army having driven out the last terrorists from the outskirts of the capital damascus civilians are now returning to their homes for many there is very little to come back to some areas are unrecognizable in clothing for example a former school. this used to be my school i could never imagine how badly destroyed it would be but still this is a school a place for small kids can they be told by these murals. that you're. something of a. card gun so this was my class look what i saw has done to nothing is left they destroyed everything they have been no blood placards or slogans and almost here are covered with ice and it's. really his or. her. that she returned the library into a religious one there were children's book here mickey mouse and so

according to "the wall street journal," president xi, china slater told a group of ceos including manyelse? >> you have a notion that if somebody hits you on the left cheek, you turn the other cheek in our culture we punch back. stuart: that's harsh. a harsh counterpunch he said to a group of ceos. that is why this market took not exactly a plunge, but certainly sold off down about 250-point, then sold off to a minus 400. that is where we are now. punch, counterpunch. president trump, all happening right now in the markets paying the price. i've got a totally different story for you. serious stuff. huge pension problems. about $180 billion with the unfunded pension benefit. we've got to pay out on the future, but they don't have the money. join us now is the governor of illinois. welcome to the program. the obvious first question, what can you do about this? >> stuart, good morning. we have a huge debt problem in illinois. we have almost $200 billion of debt, pensions and other forms of debt. there are three solutions to her challenge number one we need significant pension reform and w

samuel slater sparked america's industrial revolution with his mill, and we drew first blood in the fight for american independence that night on narragansett bay. the gaspee affair is not a peculiar, drunken anomaly, it's part of a robust and early resistance by a proud colony, now a proud state. i thank you, and i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mrs. feinstein: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of robert earl wier of kentucky to be united states district judge for the eastern district of kentucky, signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by una