mets up 12 to 11 peterson . wow single scores the tying run and it's 12 all after the game, gabe kapler said it was the greatest offensive performance has ever seen the next batter, brandon crawford, single to left darren rough. he's coming around from second slides in beats the throw, and they're emptying the dugouts for the giants win 13 12. their five game losing streak is over. not quite as much. excitement for the aids, but still a good game with jed lowry. and the is going back and forth with the mariners in seattle, lowry breaking the two to tie his third home run of the season is go up 4 to 2, but come back to take a 54 lead when elvis andrews gets ahold of one. that's his second homer of the year, and we're tied at five in the sixth. then in the seventh andrews again ripped one to left . the mariners going to kick the ball around is going to roll the wall and that allows sean murphy to score all the way from first. andrews ends up at second at 75 that ends their three game losing streak. check this out

peterson quit twitter. aren't we entitled to an opinion especially if it's a publicly consumed product designed for generating opinions and controversy? or is it better to say nothing than take a risk and say what a lot of people are thinking like peterson did? the cover does meet one goal, it punishes straight men who prefer completely unrealistic as opposed to unhealthy body types. the old school covers were to give you a glimpse of a woman you couldn't get anywhere near in person especially after that restraining order. now to the views, ladies feel they could be on that cover. >> we feel at this table that we could also object the cover! -- also be on that cover! we're just saying. >> greg: that would be historic as the first swimsuit issue created especially for the blind. that is not funny. sexist is not funny. kat, you're very young. the magazine would come out and they'll have a girl on the cover and we'd all argue if she should be on the cover or not because it's a matter of subjective attractivene

at issue was a roster move and peterson making fun of his former team. >> it's true. i did send a gif making fun of the padres and if i hurt anyone's feeling i apologize. it was supposed to be light hearted and i understand people take jokes differently. i apologize for that and looking to move past this and show up tomorrow with no distractions and try to help the team win. >> someone has to lighten up. >>> you can watch tomorrow morning's game on peacock set the alarm clock, starts at 8:30. ly have highlights at 6:00. >>> coverage starts at 8:00. >>> at the coliseum the a's taking on the rangers. a beautiful day at the ballpark. down a lot in the 5th. ramone tees off for a solo home run. that's his first of the year. the final score, not so much. the a's fall to the rangers. they get hammered 11-4. >>> >>> he is done. no need to translate that. that was a goal. the 2nd of the match. lafc would score in the 47th minute. la wins, 3-2. did you get that? that's a look at sports. more news after the break. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're r

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welcome back to the peterson institute for international economics. i am adam hassan, the institutes president. and it is my privilege today to host wiley adeyemo, the deputy deputy secretary of treasury of the united states. the honorable mr. adeyemo as a notable public servant who we are delighted to welcome back if only virtually. he will be given an update today heading into the upcoming g7 g20, imf world bank spring meetings on the situation. this -- invasion in the ukraine where he, and the u.s. treasury playing a pivotal role as well as placing it into the broader multilateral context in which of course the u.s. government operates in the economic sphere. just a word of we insufficient biography. wally has been deputy secretary of the u.s. secretary since march of last year. he has been the first president of the obama foundation. from 2015 to 2017 we adeyemo served in the obama white house deputy national security adviser for i cannot mix and deputy director for the national economic council. he also served as the presidents representing the g

lead on a sac fly and again it is jaak peterson, tying it back up. unbelievable the r b i single 12 all the next batter is brandon crawford. he's going to send everybody home happy singles to left, darren rough, all gas, no brakes. lightning safe. giants win at 13 12. their five game losing streak is over . how about the aids jed lowry in the eighties, they went back and forth with the mariners tonight in seattle, lowry, breaking the 22 tie with his third home run of the season as the 42 but the murders come back to take a 54 lead when elvis andrus gets ahold of one. that's the second homer of the year and we're tied up at five in the sixth inning, then in the seventh it's andrews again. ripping one to left. the mariners kicked the ball around a little bit that allows sean murphy to score all the way from first. andrews ends up at second. win it 7 to 5 to end there. three game losing streak. four hours. wide receiver deebo samuel was a no show for the second straight day of organized team activities, or otas, as they're more commonly referred to toda

michael: the peterson institute said over the course of the year and they think once the tariffs are removed, then you could see about a 3/10 percent decrease in inflation on a monthly basis. the problem is many contacts for imports are already signed. we are also getting to the season where everybody starts ordering for the holidays and so it could have an effect by the end of the year. it does not help with the november 1 tuesday problem for the democratic party. the other issue is him sure they're having a grand old time arguing about this in davos, does it really and for -- doesn't really affect inflation. there are all kinds of studies that say a big impact or not much at all. as far as the president sitting down with janet yellen, he really needs to sit down with catherine because the u.s. trade representative has been very much opposed to removing the tariffs and she argues the peterson institute study is somewhere between an interesting academic exercise and a fantasy. guy: why wouldn't it -- sorry, that is amazing. why is it a fantasy? why would it have such little effect on

jonathan: good to get your views, dana peterson of the conference board. goes back to the conversation we have had all morning. the output numbers are decent read we are told repeatedly that consumer balance help -- consumer balance sheets are strong. for that reason, people think the fed has to go further than many others believe. lisa: right now the tolerance to higher rates seems to be a lot higher than some people might want because it means the fed has to go further and really raises a prospect of that downturn. this is the reason why it but -- why it could be consistent people believe the biggest tail risk is the fed hiking more than it expected, but over the longer period, that would probably trigger some sort of downturn, and that is what a lot of people are trying to bake into some of the pessimistic views we are seeing expressed in markets. jonathan: we've got to think about where the states have landed your we are talking about earnings from back in march. those changed march through april, into may, going through this summer. things are going t

jock peterson during a pre-game altercation yesterday peterson said it was over a fantasy football dispute fam says stem from some disrespectful text messages. mike castroemsky's wife in the new baby and the family all in this series starter alex wood almost out of a first inning jam, but kyle farmer. makes it three nothing on this blast to left center the giants though would battle back top of the six down 3-1 at this point evan longoria have yourself a week solo shot to the second deck his third homer of the week giants down three to two top of the ninth tying run on second two on two out wilmer flores liner to right joey bart's gonna try and round third and head home, but this throw from arcetus aquino gets him and the giants lose three two, they're second straight lost the team with the worst record in majors, how about the a's ice cream a big hit coliseum oakland hosting the rangers this afternoon top five five one bases loaded for former a marcus simeon his first home of the year is a grand slam 2 rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 and 14 in the last 16 home games ncaa softball super reg

>> hello, everyone, and welcome back to the peterson institute for international economics. i am the institute's president and it is my privilege to host wally adeyemo, the deputy secretary of the treasury of the united states. he is a notable public servant who we are delighted to welcome back to the peterson institute if only virtually. he will be giving an update heading into the upcoming g7, g20 spring meetings on the situation with sanctions of russia's invasion of ukraine where he and the u.s. treasury , are playing a pivotal role. just a word of my biography, wally, he has been the deputy secretary since march of last year. he served in the obama white house as deputy national security advisor. as well as chief negotiator. he earned a ba from the university of california berkeley. it is a little harder to become the deputy treasury secretary. we arezed the kind of multilateral response not seen since the terrorist attacks of september 11. the multilateral coalition -- president biden has assembled a basic idea that you cannot violate the sovereignty of another country

jah peterson. this swing is >>> things could not get much worse for the giants at approximately 10:15 last night. 15 hours latehe with a winning streak. life will come at you fast. joc pederson, he took pointers from barry bonds last night, proceeded to hit three homers, picked up right where he left off this safternoon. that is a two-run shot. giants up 5-0. peterson 10 rbis in his last two games. right down the middle, he sends it on a ride into the beer garden. two-run shot for yaz. next up, evan longoria and a merry-go-round on the base pads. if it's fair, it's gone, and it is gone. second homer of the game for longo. giants up 9-0. this game was over. but check this out. walton skies it. jeff mcneil, ow. but he caught it. giants win 9-3. they'll start a ten-game road trip friday in cincinnati. >>> christian looking to keep cool. top 4, seth brown downtown. goes yard off last year's cy young award winner robe ray. only second homer off a left-handed pitcher. did you know paul blackburn is now 1

jock peterson during a pregame altercation yesterday peterson says it was over a fantasy football dispute fam says it stem from some disrespectful text messages this bad news all the way around. mike is from sky's wife the new baby and the paper scissors starter alex wood almost out of a first inning jam, but kyle farmer three nothing reds on this blast to left center the giants would a rally top of the six down three one. here's evan, longoria. shot to the second deck way out his third home run this week giants down 3-2 top of the ninth tying run on second two on two out a lot going on here wilmer flores liner to right joey bart gun around the bases headed home, but our status aquino throws him out by a mile and the giants lose it three two their second straight loss to the team of the worst record in the majors. ouch ice cream helmets coliseum good place to get them. maybe sharing aloud. i don't know oakland hosting the rangers top five five one texas spaces loaded for former a mark is semian and there goes his first home of the year. it is a grand slam rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 an

tommy pham accused peterson of cheating in their fantasy football league. major league baseball is now investigating tommy pham could be suspended. by the way, peterson is okay after the slap. back in this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write

peterson denied the accusations saying you thought the shots were coming from outside. the national school resource officers acknowledged there were failures at parkland but rejected that the thousands of officers on school campus do make a difference. >> they stop acts all of the time from becoming a disaster in a massacre like occurred in uvalde. >> mauch hardy said his group is pushing for more uniform training of the officers and pushing for those who assign officers to school not to assign officers who may be a year away from retirement and want to cruise through the final year and not to asign officers with those with trouble on their regular beets. it is too often that officers like that are placed in schools. brian todd, cnn. washington. >>> thanks to brian for that report. and as you just heard across the country, school resource officers play a critical role in students' lives. they are the first line of defense in any crisis situation. and they have to be ready to act quickly for the students that they support. i want to bring in officer richard craig for a d

forrest peterson: thank you. dan smith: thank you. damian: well, this is fascinating, and we have the video to go along with it to kind of talk about what we're doing here. but dan, what are we doing here? dan: what are we doing here is we're learning a new language. you know this trade, when i started out, it was mostly english, then it became spanish, then it's become a language that neither one of us understand, that's technology. and we need to learn this technology. jobs are so complex now that if we don't know technology, it doesn't matter what other language we speak to be able to perform on the job site. damian: so i would imagine, dan, that, or maybe you can answer this, forrest, that a roofer five years ago is not learning the trade that a roofer now is learning. dan: that's absolutely the truth. you know, even that's, you know, relatively close now. five years is not that far back and things have changed dramatically. when you think about the buildings that we're building now, we're not building what we used to build five y

of coverage of news in the nation's capital peterson is an award-winning news anchor reporter writer and producer who's work has taken him across the globe from central america to europe asia in the middle east for 25 years peterson served as a moderator and executive producer of the political round table inside washington, which was broadcast in washington dc and many other major television markets from coast to coast. from november of 2004 until december 31st 2014 peterson was the senior correspondent in anchor of abc 7/wjla-tv's news at 6 o'clock pm prior to that. he had worked at washington dc's wusa tv9 for 35 years as an anchor at of the six o'clock and 11 o'clock pm news broadcast. let's give our guests a virtual round of applause. hey gordo. hi bros. great to see you there. let me begin by talking about you. you might leave the room. i don't embarrass you, but bruce johnson's book surviving deep waters is a great american story. i love this book by great american journalist. this is a story of a man one and two a very limited circumstances in segregated, louisville, kentucky.

reds outfielder tommy pham approach peterson and slapped him in the face. get this the dispute apparently over fantasy football pham was scratched from the red starting lineup just minutes before the first pitch peterson played but would not speak to reporters who approached him before the game. and right now, this game still going on. the bottom of the 8th inning. the reds currently have a 41 lead. we're going to have highlights coming up later on tonight. january first, the beloved characters from winnie the pooh entered the public domain. but >> that means that anybody can use those characters in books, tv shows or movies and they don't have to pay to use those. plus they can make those characters do whatever they want, including turning our favorite lovable honey, bear into an evil killer bear. take a look at this. >> a horror movie featuring winnie the pooh know i know is little power. piglet there sooner. serial killers. this movie is coming out soon. it's called blood and honey, no fue and piglet go on a rage after being abandoned by christopher robi

peterson jr. the brave service men and women of the united states navy are now in command of an impressive vessel with an equally impressive namesake. lieutenant general frank e. peterson jr. was an all-american hero who served with distinction for 38 years. as the first african-american marine corps aviator and first african-american marine corps general officer, lieutenant peterson went above in over 350 combat missions in both the korean and vietnam war. for this exemplary service, lieutenant general peterson was well decorated, receiving the superior service medal, the purple heart, as well as numerous others. his service was exemplary and the american people are eternally grateful to him and his commitment to our country. this vessel will be a main stay of the u.s. armed forces as its name of sake did -- namesake did will overcome -- pursue excellence. the crewmembers will continue to carry the torch of liberty and defend our great nation. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the low coun

peterson says fam was angry about a transaction peterson had made in fantasy football league last year. fans sat out last night's game, while major league baseball says it will investigate. what happened and cincinnati as for the game between the giants and reds, disappointment for the men in origin black against one of the worst teams in baseball, the giants of reds had a two hour rain delay before the first pitch afterwards, the giants bats where ice cold could only score one run it muster, six sits as they dropped the opener 5 to 1, alex would will take them out at 1 10. this afternoon and the a's face the rangers just few minutes earlier. what? oh, seven this afternoon at the coliseum, the acer trying to rebound after losing another tough. one of the rangers scored five runs in the third inning, held the lead for much of the game, but the bullpen faltered for a second straight night in the ninth against the rangers. they allowed three runs, including a two run single. rangers get game two of the four game series by a final of eight o'clock. well great music is in the napa valley th

peterson. we have some fog out there. it is partly to mostly cloudy out there and that is how the day is shaping up. partly afternoon on the way. winds continue to ramp up through the weekend and there is a chance of showers on mother's day. i would not change your plans because it is not a significant storm but a front could bring us a shower. 3:00 p.m., onshore flow is with us, 20 to 30 miles per hour. saturday afternoon looks windier. saturday is a bright looking day and a dry day. the start of the weekend is looking pretty nice. today is similar to yesterday. cloud cover, sunshine here and there, temperatures below average with the winds picking up. tonight, a little bit cooler, some 40's will pop up with the north bay. let's talk about the shower chance on mother's day. it will be beautiful to start, a lot of sunshine. here comes the front by noon. around 2:00 p.m. there could be a shower in parts of the east bay but that is it. it is out of here in the afternoon and we end the day with a lot of sunshine. the best ch

peterson denied the accusation, he thought the shots were coming from outside. thousands of officers on school's campuses don't make a difference. >> they stop acts all the time from becoming a massacre that occurred in uvalde. >> the association of resource officers pushing for better training of these officers and those to not assign officers who are ay year from retirement, no to assign them at schools. that happens too often. >> brian todd, thank you so much. >>> the manager of san francisco's giants now joining the protest of gun violence. we'll tell you how he plans to protest after the break. pricelinine. every trip is a big deal. as owner of mint mobile, i always want to find ways to save you money. so, let's meet the barely paid spokesperson fothe new mint family plan my mom. you look thin sweetheart are you eating? focus. stick to the script there. uhhh... right there the new mint family plan is only $15 a month per person. and the other line right there. just one of the many reasons i love ryan more than his dumb brother, terry. ok cut please! perfect

i don't know much about peterson, that is julia, just polio. but this is julia play at them old commission. those same login with civic shooter which pushes the will. is you sticky with him and up into the us now with the cast also because i still am with mission. if you still are here, boys for us most to do a triple play, you know said you know that what is just will know what you're supposed to be. wasn't able to get away with your leash, maybe a little sort of if you don't. plato and what about the cost of i would the media but hugely, what is most video walker, you know, that's our stuff from a go careful. she in a bit of the rebuttal, you know, if there's any, just thank you from a barely written up with someone who has a bottle gum on my gum. the upper shop college on with the board for the initial when you can speak or fail or wrote him up with a call give us a call when you can really an up i was just not sure yesterday so much the only way to get that over can you make sure that let me up a stylish was gimme a new school. feel free to

we are back with our panel, dan henninger, kim strawser and kyle peterson. kyle i guess it's not unusual when you have two presumed front runners knocking each other with negative ads for the third candidate to come out of nowhere that looks to be what has happened with kathy barnette. what we know about her? >> not a whole lot. she was born in alabama, she has written a book about being black and conservative. she has explained her pro-life views in part by saying she was born after her mother was raped when her mother was 11 years old. she's talked a lot about that that has a resignation with pro-life conservatives in pennsylvania while the supreme court is considering a row v wade. she is also -- her campaign has deflected questions from reporters even conservative reporters questions about her military service record. questions about when she moved to pennsylvania but apparently her book bio that came out in 2018 says she lived in virginia. she also has inflammatory social media posts that are servicing. the question is, if republicans given the nominati

coordinate a lot of the ongoing work that is happening. >> we are back with chemist russell and kyle peterson. so kyle, why don't you give us your view of how credible, persuasive secretary mayorkas explanation of this board is. >> well it is hard to know because he is saying it has no operational capacity now. that is after all the criticism that's impossible to know how much of backtracking is going on inside. i will say some of the stuff they are claiming that it will do is perfectly legitimate if the biden administration wants to be more aggressive about calling out russian disinformation are more aggressive about countering whatever the cartels in mexico are saying, more power to them. the department of homeland security saying already that stuff is being done and this new governance board is just supposed to coordinate the policies and make sure everybody is talking to each other in the correct away. maybe that is true this is a pr problem of their own making because they created this board, they gave it an ominous name if it was called the interdisciplinary policy coordination working

allegedly pham walked up to peterson and slapped him in the face during a batting practice. >> it was an unfortunate situation. >> the rays went on to win the game and pham was suspended . tomorrow, the san francisco team takes on the cardinals again. set your alarm for the game. coverage starts at 8:00 a.m. and the game starts at 8:30 am tomorrow morning. >>> marin county held a festival dedicated to fire prevention. it was held at the marin civic center. there were vendors selling things like fire resistant material and landscapers even showed up to teach people how to lower fire risk in their yards. they say they need to prepare for wildfires is more pressing than ever. >> wildfires season is getting longer every year and we are becoming all too aware of the dangers. we don't have to look far to see what will happen if we don't get ready. >> in addition to information there was music, games, and food. >>> is everyone is talking about fire preparedness and fire danger, things are looking pretty good this weekend. >> wind in any direction could cause problems. we will have a north wi

as joaquin's father. >> i mean, peterson just said. i would think that mothers have an instinct that we don't have. the emotional side of connection between a mom and the kid. it's, we can't beat that. you will find what to do later on. no rush. no immediate decisions. the process will take some time. and you will find reasons to keep believing and do things. >> you have been in the position before, both of you, in speaking with the president. getting a visit from the president of the united states after an unspeakable tragedy like this one. can you take us inside a conversation like this one. what is it that the president said to you in your time of grief? >> while, in my time, the president was donald trump. in a week after speaking to us, which i refused to go, he had already spoke to the nra leaders. so it was very hypocritical from him to pretend to be on both sides. this time we have a president that we trust and least we did, he promise change. now we see a little bit of the same problem. i wonder if he's going to take a break t

peterson. from you see? appreciate taking some time. old killed during an exorcism. her mother had already been charged in her death. the additional family members now being held accountable and almost £25,000 of trash collected from the bottom of lake tahoe. we'll hear more about this year long cleanup project and a closer cleanup project and a closer look when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. a ot investigators are linking to a south bay church the last september, the child was smothered and strangled during an exorcism to rid her of an evil spirit. the girl's mother has already been charged. ktvu sam rubin joins us live outside the courthouse and san jose where the chil

jock peterson during a pregame altercation. friday peterson says it was over a fantasy football dispute fam says it stem from some disrespectful text messages. mike estrumski's wife new baby and family at the series starter alex wood almost out of a first inning jam, but kyle farmer other ideas three nothing reds on this blast to left center the giants rally top of the sixth down three one at this point ev. longoria solo shot to the second deck and that is way gone his third home run this week giants now down three two top of the night time run on second two on two out wilmer flores liner to right joey bart's gonna try and score. but aristis aquino throws out fart by a mile and the giants lose three two, their second straight loss to the team with the worst record in the majors a hosting the rangers ice cream always a big hit at the coliseum top of the fifth five one. bases loaded for former a marcus simeon and there goes his first homer of the year. it's a grand slam rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 and 14 in their last 16 games

in march the peterson institute for international economics produced a study estimating that reversing most of the trump tariffs would reduce inflation by 1.3% points. larry summer endorsed that study concurring trade barrier reduction was the single biggest microeconomic measure by far that could be taken to alleviate inflation in the near term. the second one he noted would be immigration reform. this is the time to reverse trump's restrictions on immigration, many done by executive action, which, of course, have severe worker shortages in industries like farming, manufacturing and health care. but no one really disputes the validities of these campaigns. during the campaign biden lambasted trump's tariffs on china and much of his immigration policy. yet after entering office, the biden white house has behaved on these issues like a deer caught in the headlights, paralyzed from fear that any major shift might get attacked by republicans. this defensive crouch is not just visible in economic policy but foreign policy as well. biden campaigned on the notion that trump had been a danger

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and the whole documentary is following the trial of her husband, michael peterson -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- who they believed pushed her down the stairs. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, this show is about that, but it's not, like -- it's not another telling of the same thing it actually is about the making of the documentary, on top of the case that's going on, because there's layers and layers and layers of corruption >> jimmy: did your opinion change while you were filming this, of what happened >> i'm so done talking about what happened. i mean, we were on set - >> jimmy: yeah >> and it's just like -- >> jimmy: i have theories. my wife has theories >> everyone had theories and i was -- i was theorizing for so long. and then, by this point, i'm like, "i just -- >> jimmy: yeah, who know -- yeah, exactly. >> i'm over it i'm over it. >> jimmy: it is a -- it's fascinating, fascinating story >> fascinating >> jimmy: and your great -- great cast - colin firth, our buddy toni collette, amazing >> i mean, so many rosemarie dewitt, dane dehaan, juliette binoche - >> jimmy: dane dehaan, oh yeah >> mi

jillian peterson is a forensic psychologist and cofounder of the violence project which focuses on mass shootings and also an associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at hamlin university. thank you for joining us. the prosecutor in the county where the accused shooter went to high school defended the outcome of that mental evaluation by saying, that he di d not have a long history of mental illness. that this was the one isolated incident. what he said, and everything else we are learning, what does this say about the effectiveness of redlag laws? >> it is pretty complicated and we see this again and again in the life of perpetrators is that they are leaking their plans, actively suicidal and telling other people they are thinking about doing this and the intervention does not occur. so, i think it goes to show you can have these red like laws on -- red flag laws on the books, that could be affected but you also have to have the training and the buy in from the community, law enforcement schools and families to really understand how they work and when they should be used

jillian peterson, thank you so much. really appreciate your research. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up next, punishing putin for the war on ukraine. world leaders are now cutting off oil supplies from russia. could that ripple effect leave americans in line to pay the price? >>> plus, the chances of widespread blackouts this summer and the model plan in one city that could help keep the lights on. stay with us. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) we got iphone 13s, too. switched two minutes ago, literally right before this. o) iphone 13 on us. on any unlimited plan. for every customer. with plans starting at just $35. all on the network more people rely on. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chick

peterson denied the accusations saying he thought the shots were coming from outside. the national association of school resource officers acknowledges there were failures at parkland, but rejects the idea that the thousands of officers on school campuses don't make a difference. >> sros do make a difference. they stop acts all the time from becoming a disaster, you know, a massacre like occurred in u uvalde. >> max hardy says his group is pushing for more uniformed training of those officers and is pushing for those who assign officers to schools not to assign officers who may be a year away from retirement and want to cruise through that final year and not to assign officers who may have had trouble with the patrols on their regular beats. they acknowledge it's too often that officers like that are placed many schools. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> thank you for that. we're going to get some more insight from experts on the investigation into the shooting here at robb elementary including questions surrounding the delayed police response. we're also going to share

jock peterson during a pregame altercation. friday peterson says, it was over a fantasy football dispute fam says it stem from some disrespectful text messages. mike estromsky's wife new baby and family at this series starter. alex would almost out of the first inning until kyle farmer other ideas three nothing reds on this blast to left center. it was one strike away from ending that frame top of the six giants. 3-1 evan longoria got all of that one to the second deck his third homer in a week in the giants now down. just three two top of the ninth tying run on second two on two out wilmer flores base hit in the right field joey fart heading home. aristas are keynote throws bart out by a lot and the giants lose on that play. three two, their second straight loss of the team with the worst record in the major leagues a's rangers ice cream at the coliseum yummy. top of the fifth five one texas faces loaded for marcus simeon and the former a that's his first homer of the year. it's a grand slam rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 and

jock peterson during a pregame altercation. friday peterson says, it was over a fantasy football dispute fam says at stem from some. disrespectful text messages mike estrensky's wife new baby and family at this series starter alex wood almost out of the first inning until kyle farmer other ideas three nothing reds on this blast to left center. it was one strike away from ending that frame top of the sixth giants down three one evan longoria got all of that one to the second deck his third homer in a week in the giants now down. just three two top of the night time run on second two on two out wilmer flores base hit in the right. joey fart heading home aristas are kino throws bart out by a lot and the giants lose on that play. three two, their second straight loss the team with the worst record in the major leagues a's rangers ice cream at the coliseum yummy. top of the fifth five one texas faces loaded for marcus simeon in the former a that's his first homer of the year. it's a grand slam rangers win. 11-4 oakland is 2 and 14 i

that ended at 0-22 students for peterson. giants swept the rockies 7 to 1 with the five-game street onto st. louis. angels third baseman anthony randon. all right-handed hits until last night he hit left-hander because the race than outfielder pitching and look what happened. boom. a two run homer. he hit that like he hahad a goo night sleep. in the meantime it's official. denver nuggets big man n nikola jokic c ououtside a seserbian b acceptpted his sesecond straiai nba a mvp award.d. the joker wins it in back-to- back years he had better numbers this year than last. phillies joel emiid finished second. shot out san jose state women's golf. top five team went to michigan. they advanced to the national championship field in scottsdale. to deserves a bottled water shower. sanford is passing into the ncaa field. san jose state spartan up. come back with the late show with when y you need hehelp it's greatat to be in n sync with cusustomer servrvice. a team o of reps who cacan anticicipate the n np genesysys technolology is chan

this is the home where the couple lived in 2000 and two when scott peterson was accused of murdering lacey and their unborn son. he was arrested a year later and remains in san quentin for life without the possibility of parole for the murders. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote. a debate over the future of the gilroy garlic festival why organizers are pushing back after another city offers to revive it. also a breezy day today, but warmer weather is on the way. chief weather is on the way. chief meteorologist bill martin it's still the eat fresh refresh, and now subway's upping their italian sandwich game! we're talking the new italian-style capicola. it's savory, smoky, and spicy. man, this is the triple-threat of deli meat! subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshi- under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break

but death would not be their destiny thanks to a man who was chief mate on the container ship, george peterson. >> i'm the captain's right-hand man he told me, go down in the boat tell them they can have all the food and the water. but we can't bring them up. >> reporter: but george insisted on bringing them all on board, prepared to accept any consequences >> what made you think we can't just give them food and water? we need to rescue them >> any human being can see that if someone needs help, you give them help. >> reporter: ang tran now an attorney for the city of los angeles and hi brother van were 4 and 9 at the time. >> i do remember seeing for the first time huge men with blue eyes, big muscles, like, literally carrying us from the little boat up to the ship >> that decision that he made changed everything for us. >> reporter: for years, george tried to find the 51 refugees the breakthrough, a neighbor saw this photo and found one person on the list of names george kept. it was min wynn, the first refugee to reconnect with george back in 2018 many of them wanting like lan tran wanting

. ♪ there's a time for us to wonder ♪ >> that's maggie peterson on the andy griffith show. she died over the weekend. she also appeared on green acres and gomer pyle. she was 81. >>> a major drug tunnel has been uncovered near the mexico border. it is 60 feet high with its own rail system connecting san diego and tijuana. people are facing charges for distributing nearly a ton of cocaine. >>> new testimony at the johnny depp defamation trial. the actor denies abusing his wife amber heard and now heard is facing cross-examination. >> i have a baby. i want to move on. >> reporter: actress amber heard back on the stand in the defamation case brought against her by johnny depp. at the trial monday, heard testified that he abused her physically on multiple occasions and she used make-up to cover the bruises. >> after a day or two you get more purple in a bruise. so you would have to go with more of the red tones. >> reporter: in a contentious cross-examination, epidemic's lawyer pushed back. >> this is a picture of you and mr. depp at the event the night after mr. depp allegedly

peterson hung the just there might be another reason. >> because we were so good for so long we are susceptible to getting infected with a virus that has mutated a lot so that our vaccines do not recognize it that easily. >> most medical experts insist the vaccines have helped to keep hospitalizations down. san francisco researchers have published a study shedding new light into how the symptoms of covid-19 are changing. abc7news reporter luz pena spoke to experts about what this means as we head into the peak of this recent surge. reporter: after a year of collecting data from more than 63,000 people who got tested in san francisco, researchers learned how the symptoms of the virus are evolving. >> it is not the same disease with delta and the previous variants. reporter: a uc berkeley infectious diseases expert said the study confirms what clinicians. are seeing. eye-opening characteristics of how the virus is affecting the human body with omicron versus delta. reporter: people infected with omicron tends to get more upper respiratory disease. people who have delta and previous infections had

. >>> the former home of scott and lacy peterson just sold and went for 50,000 over asking price. they report that the house and modesto sold for $510,000 after less than a month in the market. the couple who lived there when scott was accused of killing her and the unborn child in 2002 and not clear whether the new owners know the history. >>> numbers show that the population continues to drop in data from the department of finance signs that more than 117,000 people left the state between january 2021 and january of this year. officials say it is the second consecutive year that california's population has dropped. several counties helped play a role in that decrease. they were all among the top 10 with the largest percentage drop in their populations each reporting losing nearly 1%. officials blame it on the declining birthrate coupled with an increase in deaths from the pandemic. they say fewer people are moving to california from other states and countries. >>> the cost to repair the flood damage to san francisco's stern grove is that $20 million and five times higher than th

punishment for the reds player who slapped peterson over a tennessee football dispute. reactions from the giants' outfielder and why he decided to turn the other cheek. stick around. sports is next. . >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. major league baseball has suspended cincinnati outfielder tommy pham for slapping giants outfielder joc pederson. the dispute was over fantasy football. i'm not making that up. the suspension began friday and runs through sunday. so pederson was in the lineup for today's game. down a pair in the sixth, longoria hits it, long gone. two on, two outs in the ninth inning, flores at the dish, he will single to right. so joey bart on his giddyup trying to score from second, but he is -- out at the plate. the reds beat the giants 3-2. now back to the slap. here's pederson on where he was when he got hit or where it is that he got hit and his reaction. >> this is it? >> yes. >> the cheek. >> didn't get emotional and i don't think violence is the answer, so i turned and left the situation. >> you have to applaud him for that. all right. it's fa

giants. 2 batters later jock peterson at the plate. you had a huge night. 3 homers and 8 rbi last night. does it again. this one into the bleachers. a 2 run shot 5, nothing giants. second inning. the longball barrage continues. outfielder mike is trump's key to the same places. longoria's into the garden. 2 run, homer, 8, nothing giants. this was fun to watch. next batter. one korea. it's a good piece of that hole. high drive down the left-field line. it stays fair. and out. he goes back to back with a second home run of the game 9, nothing giants this one over quickly. san francisco cruises the rest of the way. 9, 3, when that's the final score. they take 2, 3, games from the nl east lead or the next up. the giant hit the road for 10 game road trip. >> beginning tomorrow in cincinnati. >> the a's in seattle looking to win the series against the mariners. top of the 4th. no score. seth brown at the plate cats. a nice piece of this one, sending it deep to right cf. brown gets the a's on the board with a solo blast. dapa, 6, one on for e

here it is between jock peterson and tommy pham. look closely pham slott petersen over a fantasy football dispute. major league baseball has suspended pham for 3 games doesn't get weird and that we go to the bottom of the first today, kyle farmer takes alex wood deep to left and into the upper deck for a three-run home run. it is 3, nothing reds. top of the 9, 3, 2, reds now giants down to their last out. wilmer flores, singl coliseum. already 5 one rangers bases loaded marcus simeon hits one deep to center and over the xfinity sign for a grand slam. believe it or not, this was some ian's first home run of the season. he's only hitting one 94, but he gets the best of his old team in their ballpark. 9, one, texas and the rangers and rolling 11 to 4. so oakland will try to avoid the four-game sweep tomorrow. college softball really heating up this time of year. stanford. taking on oregon state in the ncaa super regionals. top of the first grace messmer single for the hole between shortstop and 3rd. 2 runners score. the beavers. take a