with a comeback over the blue jays last night. aaron judge broke a two run single with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. it keeps new york atop the al east. it keeps new york atop the al east one half game ahead of the baltimore orioles who notch a fourth consecutive win yesterday. never hit a walk-off home run. until now maybe. deep right field. that two-run homer hit by cedric mulleins walked the orioles with a 4-2 win over the minnesota twins. my god, we need lemere for sports. and time now for the weather, which i actually think i can help us do. angie, i don t know. i love the yankees but i generally am not a baseball fan. tell us where we are weather
putin still doubts our staying power. he s still making a bad bet, the conviction and unity among the united states and our allies and partners will break down. he still doesn t understand our commitment, our values, our freedom is something he can never, ever walk away from. it s who we are. i mean it. it s who we are. it s who we are. joining us now from helsinki is staff writer at the washington post merrill cornfield. lemere, lead us off. great to see you again. you and i both were in the presidential travel pool yesterday, which is why i wasn t able to be on the show. and an eventful day and the one the white house has been pointing to for a long time. walk us through what happened there particularly this attention to volodymyr zelenskyy who had the day before really blasted the allies in a
and new overnight, it appears writers on the picket lines are about to get some reinforcements as failed negotiations set the stage for another strike in the entertainment industry. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, january 13th. i m ali vitali in washington along with jonathan lemire who has another location change, this time in helsinki, finland, where he s still covering the president s trip overseas. lemere, i hope you re drinking coffee and all this travel doesn t have you too jet lagged. but once again set the scene where you are this morning on this next leg of the president s trip. reporter: well, it s not way too early here. it s actually noon. a pretty easy time to do this show, ali. yes, today is the final day of the president s trip to europe, and we re going to get into it. yesterday in many ways was the
after seven innings. kerr saw, whether he means it or not, says he agrees with the decision of dave martinez. i don t buy it. i don t buy it at all. here is the thing, lemere, he is at 80 pitches. it is not like he had 100, 110. i like how he says, my slider wasn t doing as well. he was pitching a perfect game, would have been the 24th person in the history of baseball since, what, 1903 when they started the world series. dave roberts yanks him. it just doesn t only 80 pitches, what do you think? what else was kershaw going to say? he s not going to show up his manager after the game. it was cold yesterday, it was an abbreviated spring training, there was the lockout, there was the injury last season. those are the reasons they re citing. but go for mortality. you could be the 24th pitcher. ever. he wasn t at 100, 105