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The 01. Down and in. One ball, one strike. Chris carpenter and Ryan Vogelsong on sunday evening. In San Francisco if there is a game six and its looking more and more like that will take place. If theres a game seven. Kyle lohse and matt cain. Vogelsong so good in game two. Heres the 21. Thats a foul ball, 22. Tim and the way giants fans love their gigantes, that place will be rocking on sunday night if we get there. Joe vogelsong in game two. Allowed 7, allowed one run or four hits. Heres the 2...

All right. Being famous can mean being wealthy, but there is still a big price to pay. Stars often give up their privacy for some the privacy of their families. Now pushing for a law to protect their children from the paparazzi. Here is nick watt. Reporter Jennifer Garner took her familys fight against the paparazzi to the state. Assembly in california. I dont want a gang of i dont want them to continue traumatizing my kids. Thank you for the opportunity to testify today. Sorry. Reporter it is c...

And good evening. Thank you for joining us on this saturday. Im tom llamas. And lets get right to that breaking news. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has died. He passed away in his sleep while on a hunting trip in texas. Justice scalia was the longestserving justice on the high court. An imposing conservative force, win or lose. Chief Justice John Roberts calling scalia, quote, an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues. President obama offering condole...

The Associated Press that 500,000 people marched through the streets of the capital and organizers of the womens march say that more than 650 sister marches took place around the world. Organizers say that more than 250,000 gathered in chicago. Mayor bill de blasio reported 400,000 marched in new york city. The Atlanta Mayors Office said 60,000 gathe there. Police say more than 0,000 marched in l. A. And tens of thousands more joined in in all 50 states to promote equal rights for women and to d...

Observances of the 79th anniversary of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi German death camp liberation in the final months of World War Two commenced on the site of the camp on Saturday afternoon.