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And never even reach the catcher with a pitch like that. Jon im trying to figure out if Jeremy Affeldt ever did it. Jon wow. Well, jeremy threw maybe a couple of scuds. Not four in a row. So solis comes in. The pitcher is due at second. Meanwhile, Brandon Crawford hitting some info on solis. Well be right back. Jon nationals, 4, giants, one, but the giants have the bases loaded and nobody out. The nationals did not just make a double switch. They made a triple switch. The new pitcher, sammy solis. We saw him in last nights game in the eighth inning and he did well. Mike he has good stuff. 37 s...

Of the i95 corridor and it will be falling during the morning rush hour, the morning rush hour will be affected and the roads are slick and low visibility. Well talk more about what to expect as far as amounts in the exclusive accuweather forecast. When Winter Weather hits keep an eye on our Storm Tracker radars at 6abc. Com radar and we have the hourly and sevenday forecast and the latest call from the our team of meteorologists. Police in new york arrested three men that lawmen say were trying to join isis, at least two of the men have tied to philadelphia. Sara bloomquist is live in the Sat...

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Some Californians can't get vaccine despite surge in supply JANIE HAR, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 17 1of17Nurse practitioner Antoinette Barrett scans a vial of the Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine to make a label for a recipient at a Cedars-Sinai sponsored pop-up vaccine clinic at the Watts-Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club in Los Angeles, Wednesday, April 28, 2021. California, swimming in vaccine, is in a far different place than it was just weeks ago when simply scoring an appointment was cause for celebration. Today, Los Angeles, San Diego and other populous countie...

Pineapple Hill Saloon & Grill owner Angela Marsden says the governor 'traumatized' small businesses on 'Your World' SAN FRANCISCO – Hearing of excess vaccine and unfilled appointments frustrates Dr. Aaron Roland, a family physician who has been lobbying for doses to inoculate his patients, many of whom are low-income, immigrants or elderly. The San Francisco Bay Area doctor has more than 200 patients who have inquired when he will offer inoculations against the coronavirus. One patient, who is 67, said he walked into a Safeway supermarket because signs said doses were available. "But th...