and the red sox win it, back-to-back nights that brandon workman closes out the mets and the red soxe to new york and win both. this red sox bullpen did a whale of a job, they had to fight at times but they get the job done in a 4-2 win tonight. if perez gets the win and workman back-to-back saves. 4-2, the final score. back with more from citi field in just a moment - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? rewarded! get a free delivery perk when you order. - [group] grubhub. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k streaming device with peacock premium included for no additional cost.

joining us, sam kennedy with the boston red sox.timately involved in the acquisition of a small football team in the united kingdom. why don't you pick it up in celebration north of london? jonathan: i can tell you that having a red sox fan, anchor, that is almost unbearable , thatmes -- fan coanchor is almost unbearable sometimes. sam, what have you learned from your experience in the united kingdom? sam: we have learned a lot. there's still a lot more to learn, as you know. it is a global club with a following like no one else, but congratulations to michael edwards, billy hogan, everyone at liverpool that put this club back on top of the english premier league. quite an achievement, and we are very excited at fenway sports group. now we are hungry for more trophies, as they say. tom: how do you retain talent in premier league, in major league baseball? sam: well, there's a common theme, and that is that we need to generate the resources on the business side to be able to go out and afford players, whether it is in global football

hostage here in new england nason new england sports network it's the only place you can see the red sox games but there are no red sox games so dave your caller's questions are stuff you tracked very closely what topics and queries and questions have your callers to your radio show into tomorrow been asking you about more so in the last couple months. well i think it may be hard to believe holland but with everyone being confined to home fitness wearables whether they be smart watches or fitbit kinds of things have gained even more popularity especially now that some people can at least go to a park or other open areas and exercise go figure even tearing the lock down people are out and about walking and jogging while social distancing of course and everything work or school from home related including new laptops and tablets and headset mikes you have things like the amazon echo show and the google nest they've been selling a lot more of their smart video displays like this and part of the reason is because that's how families are also staying in touch whether it's grandma granddad bei

infection rates far out pacing the other groups and hospitalizations four times higher than among white sox. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: musician isauro alcala and his wife became ill last month soon after performing to a small crowd in reno. isauro was hospitalized in a few days later died in sacramento. his daughter trinidad heartbroken. he is couldn't be by his side because she too was sick. >> i wish that they had not gone back to work. i wish that my brother and i would have been able to sustain i our parents living while this pandemic happened, but unfortunately we are an immigrant low income family that needed to work. as families continued to grieve and heed precautions, many americans are just looking for ways to be together. the santa monica pier opened last week only to be closed again for the fourth. major. >> garrett: lilia, thank you so very much. texas as you probably heard is one of the states seeing a big spike in coronavirus cases. some hospitals are reporting they are at full capacity. joining me now is the mayor of austin, texas, steve adler, mr. mayor, would you say your numbers a

and the postponement of the tokyo olympics to july next year is also a big issue for the sox so. i have a kind of a mixed feeling so i want to see many get from over all but the world. says this olympic game. we use a lot of money and there we are under reconstruction period from the earthquake when the lebanon opinions we should use the more money on the recall a fraction of. i instead of spending a lot of money for the only. one from the house but seems positively commit the hustle and bustle below the streets of tokyo. but moving up a gear there's a water borne competition where boats reach speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour . and there's drama galore as the hydroplane pilots battle it out on the river. it's among the few sports where betting is permitted in japan so that has not surprisingly boosted viewing figures life and on. t.v. there are 3 race circuits in tokyo alone. this is a high performance sport with its own special appeal and the pilots can earn sizable sums of money. japan has $1600.00 professional keo tape pilots including $200.00 women and their weight is

before playing for the chicago white sox, his grandfather sam played in the negro leagues. >> they wouldut when it came down to go get something to eat pling baseball before jackie wr robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, the anything owe leagues produced players like satchel page, josh gibson and cool papa bell. gibn the bl e cled of white b. rtist kadir nelso has been tipng his cap in his own way for years, painting portrait of players. >> what about the anything owe league players did you find heroic? >> they loved baseball so much that they were able to create their own successful baseball league and change the hearts and minds of a great many. >> reporter: which is why so many are tipping their cap. not just to those who crossed the bridge, but to those who built it and never got the chance to make the trip. jim axelrod, cbs news. >> play ball. and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. fourths, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online at any time at cbs.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm ed o'keefe. ♪ ca

weighing up to one ton everyone from the neighborhood lends their support to centuries residents of the sox a district have been honoring the old gods of japan and celebrating the city's oldest temple the sense of. that city but you can't tell me how much you don't know and i think that i mean that it could be anything positive that the egyptian uprising is leveling for me i know you probably have it you want to. take the night. it's the wildest and most wonderful festival in tokyo 44 neighborhoods parade there shrines through the streets of us actor and spectacle involving hundreds of carry is and musicians. celebrating and suffering as a team as is the case with sporting events to. make this meeting think one thing that happened. that night and then another. and tokyo also has its fair share of modern traditions. the hara juki district is hip and stylish and the home of japan's fashion trends. this is where amie and i assume key find their inspiration the 31 year old twins are among the city's hottest designers and have their own fashion label they want to break through the barriers of ja

susan: she was a red sox fan? amity: she was a red sox fan.usan: but here, they watch the washington senators as they were known back then. how far into their months in office after the death of president harding did they decide that they would, that he would seek the presidency himself in 1924? amity: i think that was pretty automatic. but the moment where it became clear he could do it for, you know, among the other politicians was when he gave a long speech, like the state of the union speech around december of '23. and the speech was so good, everyone knew. and right before that speech, as cyndy knows, the president was particularly cross because he knew this was a key speech. if he did it well, wow, he might truly be the candidate in '24, and he was. suddenly, there was respect for him. you see it in the letters of the senator from indiana, of the other senators across the nation. this man knows how to lead, to lay out an agenda, to take some risks, to focus, not just to take rash risks but to focus and hit the risk. in that case, the ris

this is just the 1st of several trials against red sox. he is jew in court again on august the 3rd. now to some of the other global business stories making news this. fox has paid $9500000000.00 to u.s. customers over the diesel gate scandal in a new report the u.s. consumer watchdog revealed the extent of the german carmakers efforts to compensate motorists the news total bill for the emissions scandal is expected to be $35000000000.00. the european central bank has urged lenders not to pay dividends or bonuses until january 2021 it extends a previous call to withhold such payouts until october of this year the e.c.b. said it was necessary to ensure banks kind of zorba losses on the support lending to the real economy. american motorcycle maker harley davidson saw a dramatic 47 percent fall in revenues during the 2nd quarter of 2020 sales of motorcycles in the u.s. and around the world collapsed demick lockdowns close showrooms the company has announced 700 job cuts in an attempt to reduce costs. and harley davidson is just one of several u.s. companies that have been reporting res

. >> she was a red sox fan? >> here they watch the washington senators. how far into their months in office after the death of president harding did they decide that he would seek the presidency in 1924? >> it was automatic, but the moment it became clear when he could do it among the other politicians was when he gave a long speech, a state of the union speech in december. it was so good, everyone you. before the speech, the president was cross, because he realized it was a key beach. he was the candidate in 24. suddenly there was respect for him. you see it in the letters, and the leaders across the nation. he takes some risks to focus, not just take rash risks but focus and take the risks. in that case the risk was cutting taxes, that was his civil war, it was tax cuts and laid out in that speech. >> before the election happened tragedy struck the coolidge family. the coolidges brought to some stunned family. >> they were teenagers. they were still in northampton. as i mentioned before that was difficult. grace and calvin conferred with boone and decid

vinculo es de data porque su papá fue lanzador de grandes ligas en 11 campañas en equipos como mets, red soxtancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. > estamos en vivo con evento en cosa de minutos . >> cristian . >> así es ¿qué tal? buenas tardes con la cobertura la familia de keyla salazar hará misa en la iglesia en pantalla . >> sabemos que las familias deben celebrar quinciañera pero la celerban a un año de su partida . >> dicen que la familia viene en camino a este sitio sabemos que la misa es alas 7:30 pm nuevamente todo pasa en las restricciones de covid-19 , espero tener las imágenes y detalles de la reunión especial esta noche a las 11 pm . >> muchas gracias . >> recuerdo el día que estuvimos cubriendo esto donde hablaste con familias de las víctimas . >> lo repito hoy las personas llegaron al hospital sin saber qué pasó sus ojos reflejan tristeza y sorepresa y también miedo y eso que está en carrera no se olvida . >> no olvidaremos . >> los dejamos con evnetos a un año de la masacr

did the red sox really lose to the mets yesterday? what on earth is going on with your baseball team? tom: it was the edge of 1986. i expected them to launch the ball over the monster. jonathan: season over? tom: yeah, but we knew that a week ago. [laughter] jonathan: lisa abramowicz back in the building with us. equities bouncing off the bottom. equity futures down 0.2%, negative just six points. what a week we've got coming up for you. a fed decision tomorrow. that meeting begins today. tech hearings tomorrow, alongside tech earnings thursday. is it one for the market? we will debate that in the next couple of days. yield curve up by a single basis --yield curve off by us in the basis point at 0.61% on 10 year. 0.6%, $1930. on new york's economy, looking forward to the conversation with lieutenant governor kathy hochul -- from lieutenant governor kathy hochul. this is bloomberg. ritika: the battle is on over what the next coronavirus stimulus really will look like -- stimulus relief bill will look like. senator mcconnell unveiled th

i do not see that, except maybe the red sox are out a couple months trying to get ready.athan: you are looking ahead to 2022 when the red sox get it together again. -- what the situation we have witnessed his company starting to make permanent long-term decisions. we have talked about these two phases in a crisis. phase one is survival. phase two is when you look around and you make long-term permanent decisions and we are starting to see them pile up over last couple of weeks. there is a permanency, and for a long time we consider this a temporary event. it will take a while to get out of the mess. lisa: a lot of people are looking at the federal reserve and the stimulus package. there is a big question about whether we may see a negative number for the jobs data for the month of july. this is what betsy stephenson of university of michigan was saying last week. she is expecting us to have a net loss in jobs over july due to to the resurgence of the virus and the re-shuttering of the businesses and tourist industries and restaurants and retailers, but also the permanent

hallowed ground, unless you're a boston red sox fan hey, steph. >> reporter: good morning.red sox fan, but it is still great to be here when the yankees take thjust go. the team says they're going to be using the entire complex, including visitor dugouts and locker rooms, even the great hall where they normally hold parties for thousands of people. all of this to keep the players safe and give fans a ball game across the country, the diamond baseball players finally return to their home stadiums for spring training are being groomed. locker rooms and dugouts disinfected, as major league baseball players finally return to their home stadiums for spring training 2.0nd limiting practice to groups of five. what is it goin practice is kicking off today for many teams, including the philadelphia phillies. >> they have taken antibody tests, covid tests you know what? i think players are so excited to get back, i think they will learn how to deal with this. >> reporter: safety measures are being implemented all across the league yankees players with masks on back in the bronx, wher

even staying up all night to listen to the red sox games. >>cspan: how did you feel when they won the series? >> it was astonishing. it still feels good i can wake up and remember what it felt like i've only had two world series the dodgers and 55 and the red sox 2004. maybe it is embedded that way although sometimes i wish my father was born in the bronx. that there was something about that first world series and then the second. and then it happened we could talk to joey in iraq and my son richard in california that's what so incredible about baseball. it allows you to go through the generations. i have often said we have season tickets and i can close my eyes imagine when i'm a young girl and somehow when i see my son sitting there it's almost like an invisible loyalty. they never saw my father or grandfather draw the stories i have told. and baseball does that. >>cspan: how will history view the war in iraq quick. >> it will be very hard to be viewed in a positive way. if whether or not there was a rationale for going in there even a mas

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boston red sox pitcher revealed that he was diagnosed with inflammation of the heart after testing positive the coronavirus. he will be reassessed on riday >>> a crowd gathered at the base of the robert e. lee statue overnight. this will move along the same rout as the freedom fighters who valved in 1961 it will be a symbol for change where change is needed most. >>> john lewis will journey from d.c. to where he served. a spoeshl ceremony is planned at the georgia state capitol and then lewis will lie in state in the rotunda. a celebration of life will be held for lewis before he is laid to rest. >>> still to come, the water park going to the dogs this morning. >> and congress takes on big tech the anti trust hearing that could send shock waves through the industry proved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com wouldn't iprotected if there was a

and the indians actually wind up sweeping a doubleheader against the white sox.there you go, catch of the year so far. it's only a week old and we hope we can continue i guess. but julie and frank, a lot of reservations about how this thing is progressing. and the marlon situation certainly gives cause for concern, that's for sure. >> that's what i wanted to ask you. this is the worst case scenario with half the marlins team coming down with coronavirus. do you think it's possible that this will reverse course and cancel the season? or do they have too much at stake? >> i think obviously a lot of money is at stake and that's why this is even happening. this is a money grab for the players and owners trying to salvage as much as they can. but if this happens to two or three teams, we have an absolute breakout of the virus, they are going to be forced to! this can't go on, this can't happen again. and if it does, this baseball season isn't going to progress 60 games, i can tell you that. >>> coming up next at 11:00- >> my whole life has been this business. and now

tournament since the hoover administration. 1968, hank aaron blasts home- run number 500. 2017, the red soxdesignate sandoval for assignment. boston paid him $50 million to go away. 1970, the most famous play in all-star game history, pete rose leveled it. >> he won't even talk to me. he says he knows i was trying to hurt him. >> you know, they had had dinner the night before that all-star game. i am not sure they had dinner since. we will be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. . >>> the late so the with stephen colbert is up next. >> thank you for watching. the news ntinues >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have

. >> spoken like a true red sox fan. good morning, john.en so many concerns about whether this season would, could, or even should be played during this global pandemic. so it was only fitting to have dr. anthony fauci there leading the way on opening day, throwing out that first pitch, giving america that much-needed dose of normalcy. the nationals superfan treotted out there. nerves may have gotten to him a bit. he rushed the pitch and it was just a bit outside. he had been practicing all week. one person tweeting that this was the perfect pitch, because dr. fauci didn't want anyone to catch anything. now, before the game, the teams listened to a pre-recorded speech about social justice, narrated by morgan freedom. and every player took a knee there, you can see them joined together by a black ribbon as part of a black lives matter tribute. and then all the players stood up for the national anthem. in the game, helping to lead the yankees with this monster home run. a 4-1 win for the yankees before the game was eventually called in the si

>> you're a big sports fan the red sox have, you performed for them >> jimmy: no, i would never do that. because i was young. i was naive. i was this will be amazing i was asked to perform at the christmas party for my soccer team >> jimmy: i don't think the red sox even know who i am >> well, this team definitely did not know who i was i arrived to the christmas party. i went into the venue. the organizer took me down stairs to a bowling alley, and i thought oh, where is the stage that i'm performing on she went oh, it's not so much a gig, it's they're here to bowl we just thought we'd give you a microphone and you can crack some jokes whilst they're bowling that is definitely not a thing. >> jimmy: it hurts me just hearing this >> i know. as someone who has done comedy, you can understand how horrific this was i stood there with a microphone at the side of a bowling lane as all of my heroes bowled, and i was like heckling them from the side none of them knew i was a comedian or that i had become booked to do stand-up. they thought i was an employee of the bowling alley they're looking

-- and this isn't me being obsessed with the red sox -- but here's a world series champion pitcher,ears old, who can't play right now because of a heart condition that his doctors tell him came on because he was diagnosed with covid. so, again, we are seeing the impact of all this on baseball. it raises questions about how long they will play. and we're just going to have to see. christine brennan, thank you for being with us this morning. >> john and alisyn, thank you very much. >>> all right, president trump overnight just disseminating false, misleading, potentially dangerous information overnight on the pandemic. we'll tell you what he said, next. the coronavirus is wrecking state and local budgets. if the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say our states should just go bankrupt. text fund to 237-263 to tell congress to fund our essential public services. afscme is responsible for the content of this ad. did you know liberty mutual customizes your c

forecast as we take a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero no fog here, some beautiful blue sox skies. it's officially summer no doubt about that let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to yeah and you know it's summer time we do have those beautiful spot spurs sunny and bright then you get back toward the coastline. it's a whole different story and that along the coast look at that coming to the golden gate bridge right now you've got some of that patchy fog you see the flag blowing out there pretty breezy in spots around the bay area too. >>high pressure though trying to build back in we've got an area of low pressure to our north little finger fog stretching up along the coastline right now we're going to see more that overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. then as we get the weekend things are going to start to change temperatures for tomorrow is a mixture of fog and some sunshine mainly in the 60's 70's in oakland and some low 80's and sunny warm into san jose low clouds and fog hugging the coastline you see that kind of reestablishing itself overn

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taiwanese infielder 2 way lin has been doing it since before the season started he helped the red sox beat the mets 65 on wednesday to. l.a. dodgers pitcher joe kelly has been handed in the 8 game suspension for his role in an ugly standoff with the houston astros kelly throw a fastball behind alex bergman's head and then mocked astros star carlos correia because both benches to clear in what was their 1st meeting since it was revealed that houston stole ching signs from the dodgers before going on to win the world series in 2017 dodgers manager dave roberts has also been given a one going to spend sion the kenny has appealed his and will continue to play until that appeal is heard. the n.b.a. returns from its pandemic shut down later on thursday the new orleans pelicans open against the utah jazz inside the disney world bubble but the leeks commissioner admits he's anxious and wants the competition could be stopped again if the virus spreads. probably if we had any any significant spread at all we didn't mean it we stuck one thing we do is try to track those cases to determine where

the nets will be recycled and used to produce sox, swimwear, and carpets. -- used to produce socks, swimweard carpets. carrie lam has sususpended hong kong elections for a year. germany says it is suspending its extradition treaty with the territory because of the postponement. you can always get "dw news" on the go. download our app on google play or the app store and that will give you access to the latest news around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news. if you are part of a new story -- news story, you can use the dw app to send us photos and videos of what is happening where you are. and you can get the latest headlines by following us on twitter @dwnews. thank you for watching. ♪ one twenty four .com. the scale of europe's economic crisis lay bad this friday at twelve point 1% contraction in the euro zone the largest drop on record coming up we'll look at the picture in spain and in france to countries where the corona virus is on the rise again. millions of muslims mock the eat holiday despite the pandemic authorities in mecca introducing socially distance measure

plus less than two white sox away from opening day. how the a's and we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. >>> well, the most magical place on earth has reopened. but it is a whole new world during the pandemic. after being closed for nearly four months, disney world in orlando welcomed back guests today. the reopening comes as covid-19 cases though surge in florida. the state reported just about 10,000 new cases today. disney, which is the parent company of abc7, says it has put in place new rules at the park. >> in these unique times i think we have evolved, become more flexible. i think we are ready for this new world that we have stepped into. >> capacity has been lowered, and reservations are required. social distancing is enforced. and mask

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luis robert looks to have made a sensational catch for the white sox.ook again and you will see the ball was in his glove, but the whole thing went over the fence and that is a home run. >>> this is kind of cool video. minute bolts son bowl boat is playing for the nuggets. he buries a three and what a wingspan that guy has got, just another reason nba basketball will be very watchable in the near future. >> we will see you later everyone, take care. walk in on them if they're naked. [ loudly ] yes, that kind of image could haunt someone as she tries to fall asleep even years later. oh, relax. i think you're safe. or are they? it's our 20th anniversary, so today at the school fair, a band called the dad beats is gonna surprise claire with a power love ballad. and the lead singer -- you might want to sit down -- is the one and only -- get up on your feet! -- this guy! ♪ she's a pretty sight ♪ wise as a buddha ♪ but, brother, watch that bite ♪ ♪ 'cause she's a claire-acuda ♪ or maybe an existing song. thank you. ♪

before playing for the chicago white sox, his grandfather sam played in the negro leagues. >> they wouldthese ehite fans, but when it came time to go get something time to go get something to eat or maybe stay at the hotel, they wouldn't allow them in. >> reporter: the only way for african americans to make money playing baseball before jackie robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, the negro leagues produced players like satchel paige, josh gibson, and cool papa bell, ever bet the equal of white stars in talent, but banned from demonstrating that on major league fields. so they called josh gibson the "black babe ruth" but many thought ruth should be called "the white gibson." >> reporter: artist kadir nelson has been tipping his cap for years painting portraits of negro leaguers. what about them do you find heroic? >> they love baseball so much, that they were able to create their own successful baseball league, and change the hearts and minds of a great many. >> reporter: which is why so many are tipping their cap, not just to those who cross the bridge, but to those who built it, an

they acquire the 2012 winner in a trade with the red sox. >>> our first look at the a's on the colosseumield for their summer camp. characters and pictures conditioning, first pools god, first pools squad is sunday. what is he doing with the club loaded with talent and high expectations. >> understanding you are doing this for the person next to you. you are staying healthy, for not only yourself and your family, but your teammates. and their families. take this seriously, it is only for a few months. we have to do the best we can to minimize, you know, the virus in our clubhouse. i think teams that are able to do that, and stay healthy, will have a leg up on the other teams. >>> minor-league fans in the south bay, know this is san jose municipal field. home of the giants single 18. 160 minor-league teams whose season was canceled. did not stop coo ben taylor and his staff. they got events like drive-in movie nights, to fill the void. they're not alone. >> minor-league baseball teams across the country, i have been extremely impressed, by the ingenuity and their ability to find different

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they know not to drink the water if the sox are why they know koreans in the water we can wash our clothes and that if you don't enter into water you're going to drink it at that time if there is a border notice in the area you guys will get by the water there are still forced to drink that water they take their medication what water that smells like sewage they take medication in water that visibly if you put it in a cup and they think as well take it that they let the water sit and they let all the soil and all of the particles go to the bottom and then they just drink the water that is clarified on top. conditions at parchin have been this way. behind me is the mississippi state penitentiary known locally as parchment prison where an astounding 9 individuals have died in the past month alone since the start of the new year reports of everything from fights and fires and suicides to insufficient food and water supplies power outages and individuals sleeping on the floors have been reported and a mountain of human rights abuses are allegedly going on behind these walls we traveled here to

months journey destination mars its mission to look for signs of answered life on the surface of the red sox. i'm god as welcome to the program the u.s. economy shrank by a historic magnitude in the 2nd quarter a massive 33 percent fall in quarter on quarter g.d.p. that's according to figures just released by the u.s. government the huge quarterly construct a contraction is the biggest since records began in $147.00 covers the months april to june when large parts of the u.s. economy were at a standstill due to pandemic lockdowns meanwhile. we to double its claims have risen slightly suggesting any tentative recovery will be slow. joe proc in is the chief u.s. economist deaths as i had to market and we asked him for his assessment on the constants of the us economy we have over 20000000 people unemployed the bird out on a planet has fallen disproportionately on people of low wages and of people of minority ethnic groups. the situation would be even more dire were it not for a massive amount of federal fiscal support in the middle part of the year 2020 and were it not for more ter am's on ren

on here on kron 4 news at 6 a live look now here in san francisco along the embarcadero those blue sox skies we saw at 5 have disappeared and been replaced by some clouds and fog so cooler weather must be on the way. let's find out now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow they learn to avoid just an hour ago are looking at that same shot. >>and it was beautiful blue, but that low cloud deck now starting to creep further and further on shore low clouds make a return helping to drop the temperatures all around the bay area today, some places on the top of a good 20 degrees or so as a cooler air begin to come in from the coastal region and then nice moist air moving well on shore so temperatures almost 20 degrees cooler today in concord in livermore no triple digits, there today in fact into the 80's mid-eighties and live more in concord 80 degrees in fremont we had 79 degrees in san jose 61 degrees after a high of 71 yesterday in san francisco. so what changes to change in the weather patterns to that offshore wind you get to see breezy the low clouds and fog and much cooler weat

yankee stadium we turn it up if a yankee hits a home run but we don't turn up the same level of a red sox it's a home run and vice versa if it's that at fenway park that give you a little tricky but i'm ok with that i think it's interesting give it a try is it going to be hard to get used to seattle in the dodgers in the same division yet technically they're not in the same division but they don't play each other because teams will only to play west against west central against central when they play in early games which makes tremendous sense because you don't you want to minimize the travel like a settler at that people will accept and understand almost anything short of running the bases backwards they'll accept almost anything under these circumstances if they're able to play do you like the idea of a man on 2nd in extra innings i hate the idea when baseball returns to normal i think one of the worst ideas i've ever heard but under these circumstances part of the motivation is we don't want them to have to be there any longer than necessary we don't want a 19 inning game and we're her