hands up. ♪ ♪ and i stay i stay ooh why do i stay ♪ ♪ so i stayed stayed [ cheers and applause ] >>>a" can brought to you by ashley homestore. this is home. >> we have to give a big shoutout to maty noyes. >> it's called contract cloud nine." thanks to everyone who joined our workout livestream this morning. >> it is 8:56 on this tuesday. chopper6 is live over breaking news. a massive fire a tractor-trailer truck that is now sitting alongside route 42 in south jersey. firefighters just arrived at the scene. can you imagine this fire was seen bigger just minutes ago. let's go to karen rogers for more on what's going on. >> watching those flames shooting up right now and you can see the black smoke popping out of the scene. the crews on the scene responding. this is the ramp from 42 northbound to 295 northbound. so you can see that ramp obviously blocked. we've got police and emergency workers here, fire pouring out, black smoke popping out right now. the fire crews on the scene and we see the debris on the roadway with this as well. this is again on the ramp from 42 northbound to 295

and i stayed very busy. the two dots became bigger and bigger and then they became to russian soldiers. that meant that we were liberated by russian soldiers. when i came out from the sickent i was dizzy i was so i got typhus in the basement russian people did not care too much about us because they were still searching for germans over there. they took me in. i couldn't think. house it was a hospital. there may be two weeks or so. i didn't know what happened to me. i saw a russian nurse near me. she died of typhus. they cut my hair the second time they gave merew some clothing because they took thatd clothes i never knew it could be twice also. i didn't think that i had lice because i was working with those people. they wanted to take care of my hair. outfit a bookn like a sack and the blouse. nothing in my head. now i was liberated. >> in the little time we have left, you said that even though you were liberated you didn't feel happy at all. anna: i am getting there. i was out from that hospital. i saw mys

would you say in that stay in the eu? -- would you stay in the eu? that is a hypothetical question and i never one of the british people have to answer that question. that's what i said we should have renegotiation and then a referendum. if you're asking about my view -- >> i have not asked you that question. what i'm trying to do is elicit the decision it we should vote yes or no in this referendum is based on what you have delivered in this renegotiation. mr. cameron: i think some people will say whatever you negotiated i would want to stay. i think other people will say no matter what i renegotiated they want to leave. some people will say -- >> i'm asking what you would say. mr. cameron: i will be voting to stay in a reformed european union based on the choice in front of us. >> back to where we were, we are in a current eu. the one we have got now. the think we should vote to stay in that? mr. cameron: status of the question of front of us. >> that's the question i asked. mr. cameron: i don't know where you are going with this. 2001,in parliamen

. >> we had to stay five in a row. one person had nobody there. no sisters. nobody. she is still alive, 94 years old. she has dementia. >> they took you to a place called proust, a brand-new camp. anna: they took us to proust, which before was a big farm. the place was not ready yet to work. it was terribly hot. the sun was burning. and we had to go to a place and feel -- [inaudible] that would be an our bed. all the laundry. we had to do that. some would put some paper to cover it. the paper was cement. when we took it off it came off with the skin. they sent them back because they couldn't work anymore. they brought new people. of course, we never heard of them because it was another crematorium read >> you told me it was always 800 women. if some were ill they sent them back and they would bring back the same number. so you had 800. and then you were forced to do exceptionally hard labor. tell us about that. anna: we had to do -- [indiscernible] from that big -- >> you were forced to build an airfield. anna: we had

. >> reporter: he had a clear start because he stayed in a hotel. early friday mo nearly 1 million people will get way this holiday. crews from the bridge opened the eastbound lane on the westbound span to accommodate traffic. >> reporter: what made you decide to stay local? >> friends and family are here and we want to stay home and enjoy it. >> reporter: while there is a lot of plans to have a lot of fun this weekend many say they hope others remember the true meaning of memorial day. >>> as we have been reporting many of us have already hit the road for the holiday, but those are us working today will be leaving throughout the rest of the afternoon. larry will give you ideas on what you should avoid. >> it looks like you are already in a bit of a pickle this afternoon. we have delays on the southbound side of 95 as you make your way toward certain areas, like south, richmond and virginia beach. traveling from the beltway, 64 minutes, normally only 45 minutes. delays are picking up. around the beltway, quiet, on both loops. a live look, you can se

stays cool, it stays gray, cloudy and showers through the day. probably a good day to stay inside and knock out some of the house chores. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> tomorrow more sun. we'll talk about that in about 15 minutes. >> stay tuned. something tells me this is the one day of the weekend you won't be at the beach. >> maybe. >> i might still find a reason. >> okay. we'll check in with you later. thanks. >> yeah. >> we have continuing coverage of the turmoil at city hall in san francisco. we're hearing from the interim police chief and frisco five, the protesters instrumental in the sfpd shakeup that eventually led to chief suhr's resignation. mayor ed lee yesterday met with his newly appointed acting chief toney chaplin but there was more unrest and bitterness from the outside. krits ibs of mayor lee are taking steps to begin a recall effort and filed a notice of intention to circulate a recall petition with the department of elections. we spoke with one who fought for the removal of chief suhr and she and her supporters will fight for the ma

. >> would you have stayed out of libya? >> i would have stayed out of libya. and iraq too. >> will you stay out of syria? >> i would have stayed out of syria and wouldn't have fought for assad because i thought that was a whole thing. you have iran, which we made into a power. iran now is a power. because of us, because of some of the dumbest deals i have ever seen. so now you have iran and russia in favor of assad. we're supposed to fight the two of them. at the same time, we're supposed to fight isis, who is fighting assad. >> so there are a lot of people who say you have inconsistent foreign policy, but it sounds consistent. you wouldn't have gone into libya. you wouldn't have gone into iraq. you wouldn't go into syria. you wouldn't have fought assad. >> but i would go after isis. >> but you'd go after isis. >> joe, isis is fighting syria. so you have some people that want to fight syria and isis at the same time. they are fighting each other. >> so what you're saying is assad can stay in power. that's not your interest. >> i'm saying we have bigger problem

but you take another moat of transportation, you stay closer to home, stay home, you're going to spend less, and that's a hit on the economy. could actually mean $12 billion in lost spending, if people decide just to stay home, and that's not a state of affairs that we're happy about at all. >> i realize your focus is on the u.s. travel market. there are reports that bookings in europe are a little more sluggish than they have been because of fears of terror, particularly in the cities that have been struck by it. brussels, paris. what are you hearing? >> we're hearing the same thing. that's something that we saw after 9/11, travel really ground it a halt. but also the dollar is strong, which means that it is going to be a little more expensive to travel to the united states. so what we saw a soft first quarter, i think we're going to see international travel pick up to the united states. i think that's something the market will correct itself eventually. but, you know it really has softened so far. >> thanks very much, eric, with the u.s. travel association. >>> summer block busters a

, staying alive, ah, ah, ah, staying alive and so they did. it is on to game 6 on saturday. lots more coming up in sports for now. live in air raw cal, larry beil, abc7 news. >> thank you, larry. >>> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues the coverage. >> she is with dub fans. >> fans never wavered from the beginning of the game until the end. they always knew the warriors could pull it off. >> see you monday! see you monday! >> fanses never doubted them for a second. >> the warriors are still number u.n. go warriors! >> they closed down. >> it was do or die for the warriors. >> all along the crowd was right there with them and riding the emotional wave with the warriors. golden state never let up and the fans didn't either. >> we're good. that's a wrap. >> they have to keep the momentum going for the rest of the series. still the youngest warrior fans never lost hope. >> we'll come back and win game seven. >> confidence was not just in the warriors' camp. this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what w

cool, and staying hydrated as well in this weather. more than a dozen students here at lower, in lower makefield had to be hospitalized after the heat was simply too much for them. it was around 1:00 p.m. yesterday sky fox over the william penn middle school as several medics arrived, sixth graders coming back from a year end field trip to the trenton thunder baseball game were showing signs of heat related sickness. nurses at the school treated for the students but they had to be hospitalized for more in depth look and treatment. we spoke with one student who was on to that trip and did not the get sick, fortunately but said that the students felt ill despite teachers telling them to stay hydrated. >> we did hear a lot of teachers saying drink a lot of water and stay hydrated. >> we got back to school and the nurse pretty much wanted everybody to drink a lot of water. we got all cups and she told to us drink at least three cups of water. >> reporter: pennsbury school district officials posted a remine tore make sure that their childre

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the chinese shoppers are staying away more than i have.comes of not really risen for much of the western world to this is a very tricky environment. if you couple that with more and more out there in terms of offer, most every brand has got bad range. it is getting more and more difficult. francine: especially social media being so prominent. global chief investor and officer of italians. -- alianza. elian's we once again look ahead. ♪ francine: let's talk fed minutes of the april meeting will be introduced later. michael mckee joins us from new york. the minutes appeared to have taken a new relevance. michael: a little more import after yesterday's numbers and there is a feeling from wall street that maybe they should be listening to some of those fed officials who say a rate increase might be coming in june. old bute three weeks even at the time of that meeting, some fed officials say they were surprised the market took the results so benignly. be something in there that they do see a rebound in progress, they do see inflation rising, an

we had to stay in the line. always then we stayed in the line at night. and in the morning, they chose people who have, skinny, who were very fat. they just took them away. you never heard of them again. just remain the people who were strong-looking for them. but they always did that selection. all the time when we worked there. so, they said we choose people for work. we were so happy for sisters. but we go for work anywhere not stay here. so, they chose us for work. or -- all four of us. hide elizabeth, my older sister, because she was skinnier than the three of us and smaller. they chose us for work. 800 of us. who looked fit to work, that is what they said. camp where weo a stayed one day. by the trains, they took us there. we saw the sun. we saw the nature. we thought what a nice thing that we -- are presented us to go to work. we arrived, they did again the selection. we were not all good for work, us remain, the sisters. >> in addition, you would line up five and a row, and besides you and your sisters, there was a fifth woman who stayed with you

the stay is a very short duration. there are other provisions in this bill that allow aggrieved parties to seek relief from the stay. if there is no stay, it would simply be a race to the courthouse and a frenzy that would add chaos back rather than trying to bring some kind of order which is the purpose of having the oversight board in the first place. whatever the intentions of it, this simply gives some of the litigation funds the ability to do nothing more than go into court very quickly and without the ability of organizing before that simply happens. i have to poet vote no on this particular amendment. and i yield back. to me, myself. for what i had. is in there any other discussion on this? if not, we'll vote on amendment. all those in favor of this amendment say aye. opposed say no. opinion of the chair the nos have it. roll call again. [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] # . >> anyone else not voted? mr. duncan? >> mr. duncan has not been recorded. mr. duncan votes no. >> anyo

suburbs, but delaware, south jersey stays wet. stays wet through the afternoon rush. stays wet even into the evening hours, so it's not exactly the nicest day. but take a look at this. we have wet weather coming this weekend, too. and the forecast is for chilly weather and wet weather, especially later on saturday and saturday night. philadelphia, p.a. suburbs, temperatures into the mid-60s. jersey shore, only mid-50s with rain. both saturday and sunday. so it's not exactly a picture perfect weekend that we're seeing. it has been chilly, obviously. 59 for the high sunday. 66 yesterday. 62 today. 67 tomorrow. so we do not have very much warm weather, at least in the next couple days. but eventually, it's going to warm up. you can see that in your own seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. thursday and friday, beautiful. there's saturday, not so beautiful. sunday, not so beautiful. we stay cool until we finally get out of the stuck system in the middle of next week. yeah, now tomorrow, that's our second annual weather education day. all the nbc10 first alert me

in the line, stay and always then we stayed in the line at night, and in the people whoey chose was very skinny, who was very fat. they were taken away and you never heard from them again. people who were strong looking for them -- but they always did that selection. all the time that we were there. , -- and we were so happy for our sisters and the other girls from the town -- , alley chose us for work or four of us. hide elizabeth because she was skinny and smaller. so, they chose us for work. looked fit to work, that's what they said. to where we stayed day, and by the train they took us there, and we saw the sun and the nature. oh, we thought, what a nice , that they presented us to go to work. arrived, they did again the selection. we were not all good for work, but the four of us did remain there, the sisters. bill: anna, i want to jump in for just a minute. in addition, you would line up right in a row, and besides you and your three sisters, there was a fifth woman who stayed with you throughout. had to sit five in a row, so we had one person there who had nobody there, no sisters

stay with "the pulse." plenty coming up. donald trump backs briggs it calls-- brexit while abe for britain to stay in the european union. plus, north korea calls a congress. we are live in pyongyang. then, turkey's turmoil. what does political upheaval in turkey mean for europe's deal over the migrant crisis? we will bring you the very latest. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's get the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. monte de paschi are higher after posting first-quarter profits that beat analyst estimates. bad loan provisions looking for a buyer to shore up its finances fell. what income fell to 92.3 million euros. that compares with the 23.4 million euro average estimate. arcelor mittal first-quarter profit dropped 33% as the world's biggest steelmaker contended with slumping prices and a decline in iron ore. the company has maintained its full-year earnings target. arcelor mittal shares are lower this morning. shares plunged as markets reacted to the doubling of its recall in the u.s. 40 million airbags will be ad

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you stay out of their way, they'll stay out of your way.are officers they they make their day on giving you a hard time, like the sentence the judge imposed wasn't severe enough. but a lot of them on the way out the door, "see you next time you come back. thanks for coming back. thanks for putting my kids through college. thanks for, whatever, the job security." whatever, on and on and on. >> tell them to get ready for chow. >> you treat them like you want to be treated. treat them like men. you respect them, and by the same token you have to set your goals, you got to set your rules and you got to follow d.o.c. rules. >> correctional officer cesar molina, a 12-year veteran police officer, has been on the job at rikers for one year. >> the inmates can be good. very good right now. but they're inmates. and you never can keep your guard down with them. never. you always have to keep in mind that at any moment, at any time, they can flip on you. >> it is deputy warden shaw's responsibility to make sure the department of correction guidelines a

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it's not going to stay that way.he wind was so strong yesterday, a little bit of a southwesterly wind, that will help to warm things up in spite of the rain. expect temperatures into the 60s this afternoon. philadelphia, hour by hour forecast, 8:00, 55 degrees. 61 with light showers at lunch time and then a steady rain this afternoon. that will bring the temperatures down a couple degrees during the afternoon hours. the suburbs, cloudy to start with, by lunch time, very light rain showers and light rain possible into the afternoon hours. for the lehigh valley, lots of clouds. rain drops will be hard to find. you may see a sprinkle or two but mainly dry. delaware, showers arrive later this morning. that's a steady light rain at lunch time and into the afternoon hours. new jersey, lots of clouds to start with. those clouds increasing at noontime. might see a few sprinkles earlier in the afternoon and that steadier rainfall during the late afternoon hours. 63 degrees by lunch time. that steady rain staying in the 50s la

the think we should vote to stay in that? mr. cameron: status of the question of front of us. >> that's the question i asked. mr. cameron: i don't know where you are going with this. 2001,in parliament in 1997 unsuccessfully. i said 1997 we should not join the single currency but i do not oppose membership in the eu. all my political life i've been favor of staying in the getting reforms. as prime minister of had a chance to deliver that reform. from a standing start we have delivered more reforms the people of done in the past were expected. i recommend people stay. >> those people will be asking you questions about your renegotiation in one way or another. i think the public quite reasonably wants to know how much they should set on its importance for the decision. i've been asking you for several minutes. i think the renegotiation is an additional reason to stay because it has addressed some areas were people of real concern. too much of a single currency club, too much of a union, too much emphasis on our welfare system drawn

they claim to help you sleep better, eat better, work out better, stay connected, stay motivated, stay on track. >> it also measures galvanic skin response is. >> i don't even know what galvanic skin response is. >> reporter: cnet's senior editor says while many wearables are excellent at tracking personal data and delivering messages their functions are still limited. >> promised they would be like magic bands on our wrist. you expect --in a world where you can talk to things and go into virtual reality, expectations are high. >> reporter: by 2020, the wearables market is expected to be worth $34 billion selling more than 400 million smart devices. >> there's a million wearables tracking what we do. this one is changing what i do. >> reporter: a $200 wearable device allows you to shock yourself every time you engage in a bad habit. if you zap yourself for five days while engaging in bad behavior you can retrain your brain and break the habit. >> you have to want to do it, for example. it's a tool to help you in your habit change process. >> reporter: no matter what the device, researc

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stay tune. sixers will continue working out players since they have the 24th and 25th selection in the first round. they have seen 12 players this week. the brett brown was asked what does he think of these nba hopefuls. >> all they need toys make one team love them, path to the nba is not always direct. you may end up in istanbull and real, madrid. we cut danny green twice and new he is just fine. so you just try to sheer studies to help them and let them necessity who we are. >> that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. >>> hundreds of volunteers spruced up a philadelphia school. they transformed ethan allen promise academy in strawberry mansion by painting murals, brightening hallways and stairwells. they constructed a new playground and playing field, and remodel the teachers lounge. the goal was to create a welcoming environment and a safe place, safe place for children to play. >>> young super heroes took over the police touch museum in philadelphia families celebrat

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to stay in the eu. we are to bring you that live. in the meantime, as mark just mentioned, cbs earnings blue plastic dust blew past wall street estimates and climbed more than 40%. the super bowl and grammy awards played a large part. even ignoring football, ad sales were up 12%. david weston his here joined by ceo les moonves. david: welcome to bloomberg. glad to have you today, . we have seen advertising market cycle up and down. is there something more fundamental going on? s: a lot of money potentially move to digital and suddenly people are realizing that not all digital is that great and that there is a lot a false viewing on digital. i think a lot of money has returned to television. network television is showing that it's doing better than basic cable networks. we are seeing a return right now to the broadcast. there's no better bang for your but. it is helped by the big events like the super bowl and the grammys. the underlying growth without them was 12%. numbers fromk at facebook and they seem to be grown from the sky. les

. ♪ all the students stay in dormitories. cafeterias, stores and other facilities for students to enjoy, so they don't really need to leave the campus. there is also a movie theater, which screens english-language films only. one of the major appeals of the school is that they offer cheap, one-to-one lessons, something that would be extremely costly in schools in the u.s., britain or other english-speaking countries. standard courses cost around $1200 u.s. per month, including room and board. if students wish to, they can take up to ten hours of lessons a day. the accommodation ranges in size from individual rooms to rooms shared by five students. the standard course includes a room shared by five students, but an extra payment is required for a private space. >> i choose it because their english language is a second language in here, in my case, the philippines cheaper. their price of education in philippines cheaper than u.k. or canada and usa also, so it's some kind of advantage to staying here, because you pay less money

baby ashanti, stay strong. ray ray, stay strong. quaid, stay strong. i love you all. i'm trying to get back to my family. i've got a business on the streets. i can be making money. i own a candy truck, mobile candy truck selling coffee, candy, potato chips, white t-shirts. >> but when henry was arrested, he was in possession of more than just candy and t-shirts. >> i ended up in prison for 30 rocks of crack cocaine and 150 ecstasy pills. i'm currently serving 14 years for it. >> another thing that keeps me going is these right here, letters from my family. >> brushy mountain receives hundreds of letters a day addressed to inmates. but first every piece of mail is scanned for materials prohibited by the tennessee department of corrections. >> we've had panties come through. we've had letters with perfume and then pubic hair with body fluids. of course, they're allowed to have pictures. some pictures we do have to deny if it's nudity. >> it's real graphic. >> the officer found two nude pictures. >> a lady in columbia sent those. >> columbia. she writes some -- she's mis

i said stay still and stay calm. >>> he said i meant mommy.aid mommy will be here. >> reporter: police located a gold camry several blocks away, if you have any information about the driver, norristown police want to hear from you. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> developing this morning, one person is dead and three others are wounded following a shooting inside a new york city concert venuey rapper t.i.was supposed to perform. investigators say the shooting happened back stage in the vip area. >>> i heard a shot everybody rushed in trampling over people. >>> a 33-year-old man was shot in the stomach and later died. a 34-year-old man was shot in the chest and is in critical condition. a third man and woman were shot in the leg. they are expected to survive. police have not made any arrests. >>> new this morning, fire forced out a family in philadelphia's feltonville section overnight. the action cam was on the 400 block of east loudon street around 1:30. the residents did get out safely. the fire is now under investigation. >>> an

stay with us, everyone.ack in a moment. >> back now on "eyewitness news" with video of a fire tearing through a brazilian slim. it happened in a city in sal palo. more than a hundred structures were destroyed and fire crews had trouble navigating the narrow streets. no word on injuries and casualties at this point. >>> residents of an oakland california suburb say a recent incident there felt like something pretty much out of a movie. their neighborhood was swarmed by killer bees. two people had to go to the hospital and two small dogs were even killed. according to authorities the swarm began when an amateur bee keeper attempted to collect honey in his backyard unaware there his hive had been taken over. neighbors describe the frightening scene. >> the bees were all up in her hair and she was shaking violently and she said they're on me. >> they were super aggressive. they were literally following us and going after us and banging on the windows. it was freaky. it was like a horror movie. >> experts say tha

there is an automatic stay. so that there was no chaos, or litigation all over the place disrupting the process. here, this bill, actually, provides for collective negotiation with creditors. it provides that if two thirds of the creditors of any pool of bonds, in any public entity agree on a potential restructuring, you can go to court and then enforce it on all the creditors. this bill should not be viewed as an anti-creditor bill. this is good for all concerned. rico,vernment of puerto citizens at large, individual bondholders, because what the bill tries to do is to r estructure a lot of the debt that the government of puerto rico owes in an orderly, legal way. of limited duration. it basically allows to have a co ndusive environment for the negotiations to work. not having to stay is going to be chaotic. what they want is to have puerto rico back in fiscal order, with access to the financial markets, the sooner the better. i think the stay is too short. at this is the result of negotiation between leadershi

temperatures staying in the 80s. as you look at the exclusive seven day forecast from your weather authority, cooler for the late week period. thursday 77 degrees. so not quite as warm. little bit breezy very comfortable. friday there's the scattered showers and storms. get caught up a in a front with the remnants of bonnie. you knew we couldn't escape. saturday the chance of pop-up storm and sunday scattered showers possibly late in the day another chance next monday and then tuesday a mix of sun and clouds with a temperature of 75. normally around this time of year we could really get into a hot streak. >> yeah. >> like we did last year. that is not the case. i think we'll be really limping along beginning this summer season. i don't think it's going to be heat wave kind of thing coming up. >> great. >> it's good for us gardeners, though. everything in moderation. >> i knew you were very scientific how got to the wettest month of may. >> unscientific one. i played golf once in may. >> definitely top 10. >> we had a

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so stay on i-95 or 202. we have a downed tree lincoln drive, southbound at gypsy lane blocking all lanes. stick to school house lane as the alternate there. in chester county in spring city we have schuylkill road at stoney run road. an accident this morning, police and emergency workers on the scene. we're watching for restrictions in chester county. back to you, tam. >>> a truck that got stuck in the grassy medium of i-95 caused a traffic mess. this happened at 6:30 in upper chichester. the driver lost control and went off the road getting tangled up in a safety wire that prevents drivers from going into on coming traffic. >>> stunning display filled the lights of the sky over washington, d.c. the aurora borealis, the best place to see the lights in the northern latitude. >>> senator schumer is calling on the federal government to investigate exploding ecigarettes. schumer wants the u.s. food and drug to investigate and require warning labels. >>> jeff bezos, sold shares and made $670 billion. the major st

, staying alive, ah, ah, ah, staying alive and so they did.t is on to game 6 on saturday. lots more coming up in sports for now. live in air raw cal, larry beil, abc7 news. >> thank you, larry. >>> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues the coverage. >> she is with dub fans. >> fans never wavered from the beginning of the game until the end. they always knew the warriors could pull it off. >> see you monday! see you monday! >> fanses never doubted them for a second. >> the warriors are still number u.n. go warriors! >> they closed down. >> it was do or die for the warriors. >> all along the crowd was right there with them and riding the emotional wave with the warriors. golden state never let up and the fans didn't either. >> we're good. that's a wrap. >> they have to keep the momentum going for the rest of the series. still the youngest warrior fans never lost hope. >> we'll come back and win game seven. >> confidence was not just in the warriors' camp. this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what we

the driver of the car did stay on scene. a power pole cracked in half because of the crash. expect delays in the area all day long as the pole is being repaired. >>> nine hours later and power is still out for more than 100 customers in the society hill neighborhood following an under ground fire. monique braxton is live at the scene, following this story all morning long for us. what can you tell u.s? >> just moments ago, the foerman says he is hoping for power to be restored in the next few weeks. we were able walk close to them a short time ag, and this is what we saw, half a dozen homes with shattered windows. the sidewalk full of class in that area. pico tells us the damage is because of the force of the under ground electrical fire. police and fire responded with them to sixth and pine streets. when they arrived, a cable was burning under ground. one worker recalls flames shooting from three manholes that lifted off of their bases. we spoke to folks that lived just steps away. >> we were awakened by a loud noise that made the house shake. we smelled shoek, heard the fi

but in the locker room we stayed positive. let's show up and see what happens. >> reporter: steph curry did that once again. putting on an mvp performance of 36 points. >> i think he finally felt right physically the last couple of games. they're having a clutch performance in a game seven. that's the story. >> when they come back 73 games there aren't a lot of pockets of adversity. this was by far the most difficult stretch for the nba history. >> it's truly remarkable to come back and shows a lot about our guys and their will and their grit. >> you can't take anything for granted because it's such a grind. it's such a battle. it's such a great thunder team. you have to be appreciative of this accomplishment and i'm looking forward to getting four more wins. >> just an incredible come back. the warriors announced tonight the ticket for the nba finals will go on sale for the general public tomorrow. 5:00 p.m. and if tonight's game seven is any indicator considering that the average price for a ticket was $960, you can bet tick

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anybody who has those kind of thought should not be working for them.ç >> reporter: in the video she staysalm throughout the entire encounter and she even calls the man, sir. >> i never had an encounter with somebody like that before. i do not let negative people get to me. there her boyfriend -- >> reporter: her boyfriend and friends said that she should post the video. reporting in san francisco. >>> tonight, a case of road rage, it happened in oakland last friday, one man said that another man pointed a gun at him. he was not even arrested by oakland police. >> my name is washington wiley this is my kron 4 story . >> i am making a report on you. he has the gun in his hand. >> when i got out of the car, eij%8j the gun was pulled out. he could not even hear what i said. was fighting for my life. i was shaking at the time i got out of my car. my heart felt like it dropped three of four times. he told me he was a police officer but then he sped off when i said i was on the phone with the police. he lifted his shirt up and then he reached his weapon and pulled it out and aimed it right at me