pete: look at that rope. 99 has a good swing on him. will: how old are those kids? pete: how old? i think that kid looked like he was maybe nine. will: could you strike him out? pete: yeah. should we try? i m afraid i d hit a kid. will: my control is a little off. will: and you re old? pete: if the challenge is to strike out a nine ear old i m going to bring the heat. will: could you throw a no- hitter to 9-year-olds? pete: absolutely. no-hitter, no walks. perfect game. will: no i take the kids. you just said you might beat a kid. you re not going nine innings without walking somebody. pete: there are really good 9-year-old hitters but you can t catch up with the speed. will: what s the age they catch up to you. pete: 12. will: you can no longer strike them out. 13? pete: 13 and 14 they are turning the corner. the testosterone kicks in. i mean, e-mail us friends@fox news.com. dads everywhere feel like they could own their 9-year-old but they get up into the teens, and they st
damages and whether trump in his two sons can every run a business again in new york. trump is expected to take the stand as the final witness on december 11th with closing arguments scheduled for january the 11th. that is just four days before the iowa caucus. and then, this second defamation lawsuit from e. jean carroll. that trial begins january 15th, the very same day as the iowa caucus. and here is where the problems begin. because it is one thing for voters to go to the polls and know the outcome of the civil fraud trial. at least, we hope we will know by then. but standing with this defamation suit, voters are going to be casting ballots without knowing whether donald trump is guilty or liable of the charges against him. trump is facing 91 felony charges across for criminal cases, and none of them will be anywhere near completed by the time voters got to the polls. that s just one day before super tuesday. but that point, republicans will have allocated 47% of thei
trump s legal chaos and how s court schedule is going to collide with his political calendar. on the civil side trump s calendar soon wrapping, up the judge has found the two adult sons and the trump organization liable for fraudulently inflating real estate properties to get favorable loan deals. it will determine the damages, and whether trump and his two sons can ever run a business again in new york. trump is expected to take the stand, as the final witness, on december 7th with closing arguments scheduled for the 11th. just four days before the iowa caucus. and then there is the second defamation lawsuit from e. jean carroll. it begins the very same day as the iowa caucus. here is where the problems began, it s one thing for the voters to go to the polls and know the outcome of the civil fraud trial. at least we hope they will know by then. starting with a defamation suit, voters are going to be casting ballots without knowing if donald trump is guilty or liable against
With a learning disability. 2,500 people are taking part. Coming to these games actually gives them a chance to express but aboutwhattbey can do. , and coming up in the sport on bbc news near misses for britain at the World Athletics Championships. Bbc commentator Steve Backley says its not going to plan. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The organisers of the athletics World Championships in london are working with Public Health england to try to contain an outbreak of gastroenteritis, which has affected 30 athletes and support staff. Botswa nas isaac makwala, who was one of the favourites for todays 400 metres final, was forced to withdraw from the 200 metres heat yesterday. Lets go live now to the London Stadium and our Sports Correspondent natalie pirks. Jane, you can imagine what its like for these athletes. They train all yearin for these athletes. They train all year in order to peak at these major championships. This is the World Championships, its absolutely r
pretty fast. you know, the irony here is sweet because this christ cream shop who loudly and proudly supported the riots in their city, to the tune of giving their employees the day off to participate, they put up signs in their business that say police officers aren t welcome. well these hypocrites are now filing a lawsuit for their losses because of the crime and disorder that they openly supported. you know, there s a lot of businesses in seattle that you should feel sympathy for , but this ain t one of them. i mean, the people at molly moo- moo s whatever the hell they are called they can dry those crock o tile tears on the lawsuit they filed because you reap what you sell. rachel: joe, i live in new york city and i feel the same way about this town. we do a lot of coverage of the crime and problems in the city, the sanctuary cities it just never ends and the subway crimes and murders et cetera and while i feel sorry for the victims themselves i don t feel sorry for the city becaus