right now. he s nonviolent. he s never done anything please okay, and you don t believe he owns guns i know he doesn t own any guns a chilling 911 call from a woman who told dispatchers she was the mother of the louisville gunman unaware her son had purchased an assault-style rifle last week. the latest in an investigation straight ahead plus donald trump is back in new york this morning for a different legal issue, one with the state s attorney general and we ll have a recap of president joe biden s busy day in northern ireland. we ll take a look at what s on today s schedule all right, good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, april 13th. we start this morning in new york city where just one week after he was criminally charged there, donald trump was set for a deposition in a another lawsuit against him today. the former president is set to face questions related to a $250 million civil fraud case filed last year by new york attorney general l
afternoon when it hosts boston which has now lost get this 12 straight road games to the rays. i for one am not optimistic about this afternoon s affair. now to cleveland in a very scary moment in the fifth inning of yesterday s game between the yankees and the guardians umpire larry vanover was hospitalized after being struck in the head by this relay throw right here the 67-year-old was initially knocked down by the throw but he got to his feet without assistance before exiting the game the league says vanover was being checked for a head injury and other potential medical issues the time line on his return has not been is to be determined. the yankees went onto beat the guardians 4-3. scary indeed all right, time now for the weather and for that let s go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast what is going on out there
hit the cut-off man. bogaerts gunned him down at the plate, and the game turned from there. 6-2 was the final. yankees lose. red sox, i say it here, congratulations to you guys. they move on to play the rays tomorrow night. couple things, willie. you would have thought that the decision to wave judge home to third was the dumbest decision in the history of baseball if you had listened to the espn announcers call it that. but it took a couple of perfect throws. yeah. kiké getting rid of the ball. perfect throw from xander to get it out. it was a risk teams would have taken. if he hadn t gone, it d be second and third with one out. 3-1, different game probably. like you say, beautiful throw from the outfield. beautiful relay throw right to the glove. wasn t really close at the plate. they were just better last night. there s not much else i can say. you guys won it.
yeah. joe, i ll tell you, it was a very satisfying win last night, as you can tell from my voice. i was yelling and screaming there all night. got back to the house at quarter to 2:00 this morning. fully alert and alive. last night, giancarlo stanton, he showed up and carried the yankee team across the threshold the last two weeks. last night, as pointed out, the balls he hit, there is an old expression at fenway park. the wall giveth, and the wall taketh. it took two home runs from stanton last night. the relay throw to the field was perfect baseball. kike hernandez got the ball off the wall backing up. the perfect relay. the yankees seemed not to show up after about the third inning. the biggest difference in my
straight year, unfortunately, after beating the celtics in game seven of the eastern conference finals. lebron james and the heat will face a thunder team that seemed unstoppable with definite durant wielding off four straight wins against the spurs. that series tips off tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern from oklahoma city. to baseball now. the nationals going for the sweep of the red sox at fenway. top of the ninth, game tied at 3. bryce harper taking off. first at the pitch, roger bernadina lifts one into right field. the relay throw is mishandled and harper slides in safely to give the nats the lead. last chance for the red sox, two outs in the ninth. dustin pedroia doesn t like the umpire s strike call and neither does bobby valentine. he comes out of the dugout to state his case and he s going to get his money s worth. pedroia would strike out swinging to end the game. the nationals get the win 4-3 to extend their lead in the n.l. east. boston falls two games below .500 after